Amador ledger., 1903-03-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.
ButterIck Patterns AZ RcdIlck S.

l OWeu rtlOu, NnO itlb "VChSuH S'N-
ral weeks ago, returned this week.
Lemons, oranges, and baaanas can-
tantly on hand at Camiueti's Mkt
B. Privitali has contracted to deliver
boo timbers TO the Zeila aud Argonatn
hines this season.
w. F. Detert, superintendent of the
leila mine, left for San Francisco Tues
lay for a short business visit.
c. W. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
hg. Hours-9 to II a. IN; to p. m.
saturdays to II a. IN: to p. m.
Mrs Tom Peek with her two chill
ren, left Tuesday morning to join her
husband, who has secured employment
the city.
Nabisco sugar waters. sold only by
fassinelli, are uneXcelled. Try them.
ou will eat no other. Large consign-
bent just received,
The infant child of Dalporta, living
lear the Mason tract, died on Monday,
md was buried Wednesday. The
.hild was IA mouths old.
You can find displayed on the center
punter at RedliCk S the latest produc-
ons of spring and summer wash goods
exclusive patterns.
]. F. Parks left last Friday for
Los Angeles. to try thc effect of the dry
innate. His many friends hope that
may restore hin to Leallh.
At the meeting of Excelsior parlor,
S. W. held this week. Judge Davis,
". H. Willis and John Going were
ected as delegates 10 the next grand
|arlor.
The woodmcn in The mountains are
busy getting out timbers and tagging
pue man has contracted TO furnish
poo timbers ior Ia" mines of this
icinity the coming summer.
Don't miss seeing the S&adspme line
under-muslins at Rediick's.
NJ. E. church services March %.
unday school, 10 a. m; gospel SER
ices, II a. III. and 7:30 p. IN; Epworth
league, $50 p. III.
In publishing the criminal returns
wo weeks ago the Ledger stated that
Walter Hartwick was fined So for mis-
+emeanor. This was an error. Joe
tampi was the defendant in the case,
Hartwick being the complaining wit
less.
Mrs. Wilford Dennis was taken dan
ferorsly i'll last week. For some time
Ter life trembled in the balance. DR..
kdams was called 10 consultation with
pr. Phillips over the case. We are
ieased to state that she is HOw out of
|anger, and rapidly gaining in strength.
ST. Patrick's day was observed by
he customary entertainment in aid of
he Catholic church. Loves hall was
kmmed On the occasion. We gave the
Program in last week S issue. The pro-
beds left snug balance after paying
Expenses. A dance was given by the
band aftePward, which netted that Or
fanizatiOn S63.
In Lodi they have recently organized
board of trade. The object is to,
bake an effort to secure portion of
he 80, 600 colonists expected to come
b California from the east this season.
Eeo. W. LeMOin is one of a committee
three appointed to secure signatures
br permanent organization.
Spring samples of cloth for mems
hilor made suits have been received
rom M. Born & Co. by RedliCk'S,
heir agents for Amador Co. For
Perfect fitting, best quality and lowest
Srices, they have no equal. Satisfac-
ion guaranteed or you do not take the
garments. No deposit required.
DR.. Endicott received a telephone
hessage Monday from his wife, who is
h Sacramento, that while engaged
Fith an oil stove, her dress caught fire,
Ind in extinguishiug the flames she
Fas badly burned about the hands,
Her injuries though painful, are not
ierious.
Nolan shoes sold at RedIiCk's.
Richard Russell Smith the Stockton
tssayer writes: Don't consider free
Fater too highly in choosing a proper
". 1t sounds well, but there are OBJ
|ections. In California water is surely
Uncertain. If the dams, bitches, etc.,
kost such a price that the interest
|hereon-plus maintenance equal to
he cost of steam, choose steam; or,
better, electricity if the supply is cer-
lain.
L. N. Martell has rented the black
'mith's shop next to the Enterprise
livery stable. 1t was formerly run by
L. Costa, but has been closed for two
months, since he moved to other quar-
'ers. 1t is now being put in shape for
setire operations. Mr. Martell will re-
main in charge of the shop at the half
way station, while Sam Brisbane, an
Expert shoer and all-round man, will be
placed in charge of the town business.
Walkover shoes sold at RedliCk'S.
Jchn Jeffries, while employed at the
Eampo SeeO Copper mine, was struck
bn the right forearm by the windlass
.ast Friday morning. He thought it
WAS nothing more than a bruise,
although very painful. He applied