Amador ledger., 1903-01-16
Additional Locals.

Cassinelli, are unexcelled. Try them.
You will eat no other. Large consign.
ment just received.
Nothing will please an invalid as well
as package of those fancy cakes from
Caminetti' Mkt.
Last Monday evening, shortly after
six O'Clock, shooting star of unusual
brllliance was seen in the southeast
quarter of the heavens, its course being
from west to east.
Urbana G. Spagnoli of the Jackson
drug store, will leave Jackson next
week for several weeks vacation for a
much needed rest, after three years
unremitting attention to business. He
proposes to visit San Francisco, Fresno
Monterey and Los Angeles while away.
Present your Argonaut Baking
Powder coupons at Caminetti's and
receive can of the best baking powder
free.
In our advertising columns appears
the professional card of DR.. F. N.
Staples, who has located at Amador
City in the practice of medicine and
surgery. He has secured the offices of
the late DR.. Shultz, at the south en-
trance to Main street. The doctor
comes highly recommended in his pro-
fession. and locating at a central and
growing point, he will undoubtedly Sc
cure full share of the patronage of
that district. The Ledger recommends
him as worthy of public confidence and
support.
g. L. Wright, who is now visiting
Pennsylvania in connection with. the
Del Monte mine, is expected home
about the 1st of February.
Mrs. Clough has returned home from
visiting her relatives in Placer county.
Joe Jones, Mrs. Budd's ,ex-chef. re-
turned to Jackson Tuesday night from
San Francisco, bringing with him an
assistant cook to help in the new res
taurant he is fitting up in the rear of
the Cosmopolitan saloon. He expects
to open up on the 18th inst.
Harry Lean, one of the timbermen
working at the east shaft of the Ken
nedy, met with slight accident Tues
day. While putting up some timbers
a quantity of rock fell on him, severely
cutting and bruising both arms below
the elbows.
A runaway horse colided with one
of the columns of the veranda in front
of Glavinovich's store on Main street
Wednesday afternoon, levelling it to
the ground. The horse then stopped,
and allowed itself to be led quietly
away without inflicting further damage.
The column was promptly replaced
Next Monday John Chinn will COM
mence extensive alterations in the hall
where he now holds nightly entertain
ments. He will dismantle the two
rooms at present in the rear of
his concert room, and will construct a
regular vaudeville theatre with stage
and all the equipments necessary for
same. He expects to have the reno
waited premises ready for a grand re-
opening by the 1st of February.
DR.. c. A. Herrick, who has been on
the sick list for several weeks. has
fully recovered and is now attending
to business in his Office daily.
DR.. P. G. Erhardt, the popular
dentist in DR.. Herrick's offices, will
visit Amador City on the 22d instant,
and remain there for one week for
dentistry business.
James Bodinnar, of Bunker Hill,
while trying to catch stray calf on
his place Wednesday, slipped and broke
his shoulder. He will be laid up for
some little time.
G. G. Jensen, the well-knowu Chico
optician, has once more arrived in
Jackson. His present headquarters
are at Kerr's drug store. DR.. Jensen
carries no stock with him, but takes
orders only. He furnishes his Gus
toners with glasses, fitting frames, ETC., g,
direct from the manufacturers to suit
his customers individual wants. Kindly
note that small fee will be charged
for every examination, cost of which
will be deducted should any orders
result
Dave Dornan, the well-known butcher.
was operated on by DR.. Gall at the
hospital Thursday last, having a cyst
or wen cut from over his left eyebrow
The operation was entirely successful.
Mrs, D. B. Spagnoli and her sol
Ernest left Jackson Friday morning or
a short visit to Sacramento.
Evangelistic NJ. E. church service:
this Friday evening. No services Sat
urday evening. Sunday, January, Is
Sunday school, 10 a. M; preaching
II a. m. and 7:3O p. m; Epwortl
League, $50 p. m. Rev. r. S. Mar
shell will preach morning and evening
Also will address the Sunday school
, Evangelistic services will continue mex
week.
, Superintendent ]. F. Parks of tn
Kennedy mine is very much improved
and 1t is now reported that he will 500
be around again the same as usual.
The Standard Electric pole crew lef
the Globe hotel Thursday. Part q
them went to camp at Sutter Greek
and the balance returned to head
lquarters at Electra,