Amador ledger., 1903-05-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.
Butterick Patterns at RedIick's.

cisco Tuesday evening.
W. F. Detert returned from Sau
Francisco Monday evening.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley" the pearl of Perfection"
Mems summer underwear, plain or
striped, shirts and drawers to match,
Csc each at RedIlCk's.
c. w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
ing. Hours-9 to u a. IN; l to p. m.
Saturdays to II a. m; to p. m.
See the prize that the jackson Shoe
Store is going to give away. On every
sale you get guess. See our window.
2. T. Justus disposed of an organ
this week to D. H. Brown of Stony
creek, and delivered the instrument
last Tuesday.
F. H. Duden, of the Ledger Office,
left for Sacramento Monday morning,
Ito spend few days with his relatives.
He returned Thursday.
Sunday night a severe frost occurred.
Ice formed few miles east of Jackson.
Fruit was damaged somewhat, but to
what extent we have not heard at
present.
Call for the Magnet shoe for good
school shoes. Only Soc for sizes to 8,
81. 90 for 81 to II, s1.25 for sizes III to
3; all widths, every pair guaranteed.
jackson Shoe Store.
John Burke came up from Wood
and Monday evening to assist in the
jackson shoe store during the stay of
,. McCutchen at the Woodland place
bf business.
Mrs. Rule, widow, who has been
Bick for the past year, left Jackson
Saturday, with her two children, in
bending to go to her parents, who are
residing in Oregon.
]. McCutcheon left Sunday morning
or Woodland, where he will look after
bis business interests there. He ex-
pects to remain there until about the
first of next month.
The large store of Redlick's in Stock
ION was entirely destroyed by fire last
tuesday. Both building and stock
we're total loss. The damage to the
frm is estimated at $50, 900, partly
lowered by insurance.
Copies of the bound volume of the
tatutes passed by the last legislature
ave just been received by the county
Jerk. Not until now were we able
b find out just what changes have
een made in the laws affecting this
ounty.
George Bonnefoy jr. has rented the
remises on Broadway underneath the
Tasonic hall, formerly occupied by
assinelli's fruit store. He intends to
pen vegetable and fish market, and
as secured the services of George
itois to assist him in the conduct of
be business.
Misses patent kid oxfords for S1.50,
hild's for ST. 25, and to for 81 90;
i'll not crack. Jackson Shoe Store.
The laying of the new pipe line across
ackson creek to supply water to the
ella reservoir was completed last
eek. The pipe is buried several feet
nder ground, except where it crosses
be creek, where it is mounted on con-
Fete piers, four in number, and at a
Efficient elevation to avoid all danger
damage from flood water.
Theo Crocker, the Adonis of the
alt hotel grill, was called to Jack son
lddenly last week on very important
ission to explain matters in the noun
in town to his dulcinea. Rumor had
that Theo. was about to pick up a
Bw girl in Calf, but his Jackson fiancee
ouldn't near stand for it. - Gait
azette.
Sam T. Parks. son of J. F. Parks, is
Jackson on a visit. He is en-
1ged as general foreman of the Darien
old Mining Company, a corporation
berating in the northern part of the
nited States of Columbia, in South
merica. He is in California for
uch needed rest from his labors in
le trying tropical climate of the
thmus.
Jesse Page, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hge who owned the Page place at
Pottsville over 80 years ago, arrived
Jackson Tuesday evening. He came
from Sacramento mainly for the
lrpose of seeing the old homestead of
childhood days, which he left more
an thirty years ago. He is lately
pm Iowa, where he worked at the
hitting trade. His father in early
Us worked on the Dispatch. He left
ednesday bound for Sacramento.
Amador county was more in evidence
the reception given to Preside dent
boswell than any other section out
e of San Francisco. Among those
esent from this county, besides Judge
wis, who made the welcoming ad-
ess, were: E. c. VOORHEES,, W. F.
teri, John r. Tregloan, DR.. Her.
K, Jackson Dennis, Morris Brinn,
K. Thornton, G. II. McKenney and
humber of others.
Pete Sooner, who has spent the
nter at the Standard Electric camp