Amador ledger., 1903-10-23
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers. Young Men
Forget to Pay Their Board Bills.


VALLEY" the Pearl of Perfection"
See-ord new line of gents necKttes
ahd all wool sox at Jackson Shoe Store.
j. B. Mcguire and family of Mokel-
lmne Hill, spent Sunday with Mrs.
'Boxall at South Jackson.
Olives, salami, swiss. limburger
Martins cream and California cheese
bit Caminetti's Mkt.
C. w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
ug. Hours-9 to II a. m; to 5 p. m.
Saturdays to II a. m; to 4 p. m.
The Jackson amateurs presented
heir play of ''Capt. Racket" before
he lone people last Friday to a fair
audience.
st. Augustine's church received
bout $40 as the net proceeds of the
Entertainment given in Loves hall last
Feek for the benefit of that church.
Mems waterproof work shoes, guar
nteed to keep soft and pliable; won't
rack. Jackson Shoe Store.
Louis Lehiemann, the plano tuner,
Fill be in Jackson the last OF this
Month. Orders may be left with the
Irs. Endicott and Ed, Kay, or at the
National hotel.
Wallace Kay and wife left Sunday for
lincoln, Placer county, where they ex-
ect to remain several weeks, the guests
f Mrs. Jansens, daughter of Mr.. and
Irs Kay.
Fred L. Stewart and N. B. Frisbee,
ttorneys of San Francisco, came up
rom the city Saturday, to attend the
efendant's side of the controversy in
be case of Mattley VS.. Thomas.
In the tryout of the three ties in the
hooting contest at the gallery last
Ionday, DR.. Endicott succeeded in
baking the best score, thereby captur-
bg the Marlin rifle. His score was q,
gainst II for w. Martell and Is for U.
Spagnoli.
Just received new line of Kingsbury
od King hats. Best quality and latest
tyles. Jackson Shoe Store.
For the prize Marlin rifle offered by
be shooting gallery for the best score
lriug last week, there were three ties,
ith a score of 2S each, namely, DR..
ndicott, William MarteIl, and U. G.
pagnoli. Will Hess won the second
rize of S5 cash, with a score of 27.
Mrs. D. B. Spagnoli left Monday
orning for Sacramento, to attend the
and lodge of Eastern Star, which
nvened in that city this week. Mrs.
pagnoli is district deputy Grand Wor-
y Matron. She was accompanied by
Pr daughter Roma.
On the up trip Sunday evening. the
ne stage broke down at point on
e Morrow grade, causing a delay of
lf an hour in the arrival at Jackson.
here was a full load of passengers,
ho escaped unhurt.
Mrs. Blair, who has been very i'll for
arly two months is steadily improv-
3. She was able to be up for short
ne last Sunday-for the first time
ice her sickness. Mr.. Blair, who has
en- sick for one month, is now able to
on the street again, although still
ffering from weakness.
United Workman and Buckingham
Hecht boots. Best on earth. jack
p Shoe Store.
D. D. Reeves, a well-known resident
Plymouth, died near that town on
ednesday of last week. He was a
rveyor by profession. His death was
unexpected. as he had been sick
long time with consumption.
fore removing to Plymouth, helived
Sutter Creek for several years, in
flush times in that camp in the
,ly '70's.
The continuous increase of business
the Red Front has created demand
more help, which has been promptly
Bponded to by L. Glickfeld, a nephew
J. Glukfeld, the manager of the Red
ont. Mr.. Glickfeld is an Intelligent
ung man of business abilities, and
i undoubtedly be liked by all with
hom he will associate.
champagne Waters in dainty pack
es or in bulk. Just the thing to
we with ice cream. Call for them at
Cassinelli's.
The trial of J. H. Burbank, well
own in the eastern section of ANA
county, where he was raised, is set
the 18th of November in Redding,
asia county. He is charged with
murder of woman, with whom he
been keeping company. Eight
nesses have besn subpenaed from
county, principally if not exclus-
ly for the purpose of showing the
,vious good character of the defend
for peace and quietness.
7wo brothers named Puckett, who
ve been working at the Kennedy for
short time, and boarding at the
pbe hotel, left Tuesday last without
Eing their board bill. Mr.. Nuner,
hough new to the hotel business,
too old to be caught by such
eme, and put the matter promptly
the hands of the officers. A tele-
pne message was sent to Gait. and