Amador ledger., 1903-03-06
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.

Burbanks.
Give us daily some good bread. Pio-
neer Flour makes the best
Try Old Judge Kentucky Bourbon
whlskey. Its the best.
A nearly new piano for sale at the
M. E. parsonage on easy terms.
The mail service for Valley Springs
via. 'Gwin mine takes effect March 8.
Nolan shoes sold at RedliCk's.
Buchanan Co. at Loves opera house
g nights, 9th to 14th inclusive. Change
|of play nightly.
DR.. j. F.. Wilson has acquired full
charge of the Office and practice of Drs.
Aiken & Wilson.
Ask for the country club at jackson
Shoe Store; just arrived. Best shoe
you ever saw fur $500.
Miss Ada M. Creighton leaves for
the city tomorrow morning She is to
i've with her aunt for time.
c. w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
pg- Hours-9 to y am; to p.m.,
Saturdays 9 to II a. m; to p. m.
Lowest prices on shoes at RedliCk's.
Heroda Kaiji, Circassian fortune
teller is staying at the Globe hotel.
He tells the past, present, and future,
hnd gives advice on all questions.
Oysters, frozen oysters, only SOC
can. Guaranteed to be fresh, and the
Same that are sold elsewhere for 6Oc
Rnd 75c, at Caminetti's Market.
Charley Crocker, the well-known
attorney of Amador county, left for
San Francisco Tuesday evening, on
legal business connected with local
divorce case.
See the country club at jackson Shoe
Store; one of Hamilton Browns best
$500 shoes.
The repair work on the pipe break
hear Electra is rapidly being proceeded
with, but the current will not be turned
on for several days, The storm has
delayed the work.
Best quality of shoes at RedliCk's.
Antoine Rickert, while driving team
near his home at north jackson last
Saturday, fell and broke his right fore
arm. DR.. Endicott set the injured
limb Saturday, and the patient is pro-
gressing favorably.
a. G. Dale, advance agent of the
Buchanan Company, was in jackson
Tuesday, billing the town for the weeks
engagement of his popular company,
commencing Monday next.
James F. Parks, superintendent of
the Kennedy mine, is gradually i'm
proving in health, but is waiting for
the weather to settle before making
his intended trip to Arizona.
II. Flagg, who has been for some
lime employed on the ditch of the
STANDARD Electric Co.. near Electra,
has recently been app ointed gaug fore
|nau, at salary of SS5 a month.
'Up-to-date" shoes at RedIiCk,s.
Jack Maynard has not left Jackson,
Rs the Ledger stated last week. He says
he proposes to stay until he has settled
up some little business matters that de-
mand his presence here for while.
Justice Goldner visited San Francisco
"Wednesday last to attend the funeral
Of his brother Julius, who died there
asst Tuesday. The deceased was 73
years of age, and had resided in San
Francisco for some years past.
Two candidates received the pro-
tectiOn degree in jackson Camp 6SS,
p. j. Woodmen of the World last
Tuesday evening, and five applications
were presented the same evening. The
camp is growing slowly but steadily.
See the new dress goods for spring
wear at RedllCk's.
The electric current was turned on
again, from the big power plant at
Electra last evening. Everything is
relief of the mines and towns of the
mother lode dependent upon the
standard Company for light and power.
On his recent business trip to Placer
willie Judge John F. Davis acquired a
most interesting volume of the Califor-
mia statutes. 1t was copy of the first
volume of the statutes, namely of the
year 1850, owned in his lifetime by
James w. Marshall, the discoverer of
gold.
Angelo Lagomarsino, who lives on
the South Fork of Jackson creek, was
taken i'll with pneumonia last week and
died on Saturday, after an illness of
only four days. He leaves a wife and
two children. The funeral took place
Monday morning, the Rev. J. J.
Gleeson officiating, the remains being
inferred in the Catholic graveyard
The Libby Glassblowers closed a
weeks exhibition in Jackson on Satur-
day evening. They did a very good
business while here. Fifteen cents was
charged for admission. each person
buying a ticket getting glass present
of some kind, which was made by the
ARTISAN in the presence of the spectators.
The skill displayed by this operator in
5glass in fashioning every description
of article with this delicate material by
simply blowing and manipulating the
glass while in a state of fusion, was
wonderful. The artist netted nearly
S100 for his weeks stay.
Butterick Patterns at RedliCk's.
Tim Mahoney, the engineer of the
Central Eureka, met with a peculiar
accident last week, incident to the use
of fuel oil in the furnace. From some
cause the pumping apparatus for feed
ling the oil to the furnace got out of
keller, and the fire was eXtinguished
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