Amador ledger., 1903-10-16
LEE LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
rt News Items of Interest to the
|dger Readers. rs.-Jackson is Again
|suming Its Former Activity.

good potatoe try Caminetti's
banks.
Filver dollar goes very far now at
Red Front.
Pneer Fleui' is the Lilly the
b" {" the "Pearl of Perfection.
". F. A. Morrow moved this week
Court street to the Sobey resi-
b on Broadway.
w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
Hours-9 to II a. m; to 5 p. m.
rdays to II a. m; to p. m.
mem Der the date, Saturday, Oct.
is the last day of the sale at the
Front.
V. Zumbiel and family have moved |
the Hamilton tract into the resi-
on Broadway heretofore occupied |
r. Lonigo.
Is. Burlington came up Sunday |
ng from Oakland to spend a few
with relatives in Jackson. She is
uest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Meek. |
Waddell and family of Sutter
<, have moved into the house
ted by Geo. Rule and wife at Ken
Flat. Mr.. and Mrs. Rule have
ID to Sutter hill.
st line of mems, boys and youth S
in town at lowest prices. Our
RS boots at 81 25 can't be bought |
ess than $500 any place in town.
son Shoe Store.
e Aldridge dramatic company left !
son Wednesday for Mokelumne
They played for ten successive
Is in this town, to large and ap-
Iative audiences.
notice that all our contemporaries
7tained a discreet silence last week |
gard to the resolution fiasco about |
payment of obligations incurred by |
|ounty in the appeal of the JUS
salary case. What a change has
over the spirit of their dream.
dies S1.50 vici kid shoes for s1.OO
q Red Front.
e sale of the effects of E. Ander-
insolvent, took place last Friday in
of the court house. Chas. H.
ker was the auctioneer. The prop
sold consisted of liquors and stock
oceries. etc. The total proceeds
inted to S119.05. The prices rea-
were on the average fair.
hnk Goss' youngest boy, Jimmy,
nd broke his left arm one day last
This is the third time that the
ces of surgeon for broken limb
been needed in this family within
pr three years.
toweling at l6 yards for S1.00 at
Red Front, Jackson's cheapest dry
store.
e. Adams of Pine Grove, was the
br of the Winchester rife offered
e shooting gallery in Jackson for
Aest score during last week. His
was % out of a possible 80 He
down Thursday of last week, the
est record at that time being 26.
b report of ]. Fl. Holman, as
dmaster of township 5, shows that
horses were impounded by him
|old. The total expenses amour t.
$40 per head, or $50 all told. The
beds OF the sales aggregated S17. .25,
oss of $12.75 on the three.
bgsbury hats are hand made. Best
hat in town. We carry all the
styles in that line. See ours be-
buying your winter hat. Jackson
Store.
picnic party composed of Mr.. and
G. E. Froelich and son of Martell's
bn, and Mrs. E. Newton and |
hter Leone of New York, visited
sGwin mine Sunday. They ate
beneath the spreading trees of
b Flat, and after driving through
breets of Paloma, returned home
tired and dusty.
Gall, as health officer, reported
q supervisors on October 1, that
Ease of measles had been quaran-
in Jackson during the preceding |
Fh, and quarantine on the same re-
d during the month. Not a single |
of contagious disease existed in
ounty at the date of the report.
the score this week for the prize
he shooting gallery in Penry's |
ing, VIM. Martell and o. G. Spag-
have tied with a score of % points
the same score that won the
chester rife last week. There are
prizes to be awarded tomorrow
First prize, a Marlin rife; Sec
prize, $5.
inns music hall opened up for the
n last Saturday evening. The
rietor was disappointed in being
le to secure for the opening night |
ps of lady artists. The program
|ractive Notwithstanding. and this
back is expected to be remedied |
Jew days.
Disco means nobby and sweet |
les and crackers. No meal COM
without them. 1 carry fresh |
Phone for a trial package. |
hssinelli.