Amador ledger., 1903-10-02
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers rs-A Shooting Affair
at Paloma- Robbers at Doyle Mine.

valley, the Pearl OF Perfection ~
G. M. Blair is still seriously i'll with
heart trouble. Mrs. Blair is improving.
Postmaster Folger moved into the
We'll building the early part of the
week.
c. W. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
lug. Hours-9 to u a. m; to p. M
Saturdays to u a. m; to p. IN.
Champagne Waters in dainty pack
ages or in bulk. Just the thing to
serve with ice cream. Call for them at
P. Cassinelli's.
Don't fail to see Capital and Labor"
the strongest society drama ever writ
ten, at the opera house Monday night.
Aldridge Dramatic Company.
f. H. Duden and wife moved this
week from the Webb building to Mrs.
Breese's residence on Pitt street-Mrs.
Duden's mother.
Don't miss our great clearance sale
of shoes, hats and hosiery. Jackson
Shoe Store.
Judge Davis has taken a fat in San
Francisco for his family for the winter.
He will retain his Office and residence
here at Jackson as usual.
Mrs. Sydney Newton and little
daughter, Leona, of Brooklyn, New
York, are here to spend the winter
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Kremmel.
Jas. E. Dye SEN, returned from San
Francisco Sunday evening. Mrs. Dye
did not accompany him. She will re-
main in the city for couple of weeks,
before returning to her home at Scots
vile.
Judge Rust went over to San An
dreas Monday to preside over. the su-
perior court of Calaveras county in the
trial of Julius Martinez for the murder
of James Casey. The trial commenced
Monday morning.
The Stockton Mail of the 29th of
Sept, says that Mrs. Piccardo of jack
son won the tapestry table cloth at the
store of NJ. Levy & Bro last Saturday
night.
r. L. Mann came up from San Fran
cisco Tuesday evening to spend few
days among his many acquaintances.
He is engaged in the barbering busi-
ness in the city.
Best line of men s, boys and youth
boots in town at lowest prices. Our
miners boots at 81 .25 can't be bought
for less than $500 any place in town.
Jackson Shoe Store.
Joe Giannini, employed at Eudey &
Marre's meat market. was struck in
the left hand by a horse two weeks
ago. Several fingers were painful for
a few days, but he thought little of it.
AS the pain increased. however, he
consulted a doctor, and was informed
that the bone near one of the knuckl le
Joints was fractured. He has been able
to continue at work Notwithstanding
the mishap.
Lawrence Newman, son of Supervisor
M. Newman, came in contact with
stray ball, such as is used in playing
baseball, while on the school ground at
the noon recess. The ball struck him
in the forehead and knocked him
sepseless. 1t was some minutes before
he came to, and then he had to be car
ried home. The family doctor was
called, and pronounced his injuries not
of serious nature.
Our new line of mems sox just ar
rived. Good wool sox for 25c per pair.
Why pay SOC Other places. Jackson
Shoe Store.
The Toulouse and storeroom at the
Doyle mine in Hunts gulch was broken
into few days ago, and robbed of sew
eral articles. A large headlight, also
gong, and piece of heavy rope cable
about 20 feet long, were taken. The
rope taken was cut from long cable
The offender gained entrance by cut
ting away the door around the iron
fastenings. The articles have not been
used for a long time, but were kept
locked up in the storehouse, which is
about quarter of mile from the
Doyle dwelling.
Kingsbury hats are hand made. Best
union hat in town. We carry all the
latest styles in that line. See ours be-
fore buying your winter hat. Jackson
Shoe Store.
Early Thursday morning of last week
the wedding of Fl. A. Kluegal and Miss
Annie Jennings was celebrated in the
Episcopal church at Jackson, the rec
tor, Rev. William Tuson, officiating.
The marriage was quietly celebrated in
the presence of the father and mother
of the bride, and few intimate friends.
and Immediately afterward the happy
pair were driven to lone, where they
took the train for the city. The bride
is a granddaughter of the late William
Jennings, formerly treasurer of ANA
dor county. The groom is employed
as engineer by the Bay Counties Power
Company, and stationed at Chico,
which city the newly married couple
will make their home.
A shooting affair is reported from