Amador ledger., 1903-11-20
'RIEF LOCAL NEWS f,
OF THE WEEK
short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers. - The Winners of
Prizes at the Shooting Gallery.

Prizes at the Shooting Gallery.
For good potatoe try Caminetti's 5
lurbanks
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
|allev," the Pearl of Perfection" :"
Miss Grace Folger returned Friday
|om-a months visit at Vallejo and
bher points.
Olives, salami, swiss. limburger
artin's cream and California cheese
Caminetti's Mkt.
c. w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
g. Hours-9 to u a. m; to 5 p. m.
Rturdays 8 to u a. m; to 4 p. m.
A. Caminetti left Sunday for the city
will attend the convention of the
tate Miners Association which con-
sned in San Francisco Tuesday.
Fred L. Stewart and w. A. Bennetts
pre- in jackson, Wednesday, on busi-
ss relating to the estate of Frank
rates.
Champagne Waters in dainty pack
les or in bulk Just the thing to
rve with ice cream. Call for them at
Cassinelli's.
Get your suits made to order at the
hite House. 5000 samples to select
bm. The best tailors in the world.
DIR. L. E. Phillips and c. Dalporta
bn the second and third prizes re-
ectively in the shooting tournament
st week, each making in the tryout a
pre- of 26.
Charles Valvo won the first prize, an
tomato Colts revolver, at the shoot
b gallery last week, with a score of
points out of a possible 30. This
IS with the best score made during
is series of contests.
1T is fact that the jackson Shoe
ore has the best and most complete
g of miners boots that has ever been
town. Go and see them.
F. Cademartori has rented the build
heretofore occupied by Penry &
Don's candy store, adjoining the Gem
Don, and intends moving his bakery
pre- now in the Webb building into
new quarters in few days.
The 500 bar for D. A Nuuer of the
obe hotel arrived Saturday after
on, and it was duly installed for busi-
IS the same evening, requiring quite
Eorps of workers to get it in position
so short space. 1t is a beauty.
thing like il has been seen in this
Unity.
Nothing will please an invalid as well
a package OF those fancy cakes from
minetti's Mkt.
J. Fl. Freeman came up from San
ancisco Tuesday to visit friends in
Pkson. He is IN the cigar business
Ellis street. San Francisco, and we
herstand has sold half interest in
business to F. Johnson, formerly
Sutter Greek.
1he rains have stopped the hauling
ogs and tim bers from the mountains
the season. The ground is too soft
enable the logs to be got to the
Ids. However, there is heavy
bply of all kinds of material at the
eral mines in this vicinity.
Charles Corin, who has worked for
Lrs in the mines around Jackson, fell
istance of 10 feet in the shaft of the
npO Seco copper mine recently.
ere was platform below him at
It distance. otherwise he would have
be clean to the sump. He was con-
Brably bruised up, necessitating a
off of several days, but no serious
lry was sustained.
Irs. Fred Eudey has been under the
tors care for several months. In
early part of the week her condi-
was such that Dr. Allen of Stock
was called in consultation with
: al physician. Also trained nurse,
IS Flynn, came Up Monday evening
N San Francisco to take charge oil
She has materially improved in
past few days.
The Standard Electric Company was
cessful in competing for the supply
Electric energy for furnishing light
Stockton last week. There was a
rited competition between the Stan.
d and American River Electric Com.
ly. The rates were cut in half
3 local gas company secured the con
ct, the Standard to furnish electrici
hs heretofore.
ONE business places in Jackson are
ing to Buena Vista coal, instead o.
bd for fuel. 1t is claimed that a.
10 per ton it is cheaper than wood
b6, so and 81 per cord. OF course, il
uires different stove, and the cost
hanging stoves will initiate against
general adoption for while. Two
Bhrse places here have fixed up fol
use, and if experience proves thai
fleets material saving, it is only q
stion of time when this fuel viii