Amador ledger., 1903-01-30
NEWS. 0F THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers.


G. w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
lug. Hours-9 to u u. M; to 5 p. IN.
Saturdays to II a. IN; to 4 p. IN.
Cassinelli offers the largest, freshest,
cheapest, and best can of frozen oysters
in Amador county for only soc per can
Nick Marelia returned this week
from ten days visit to the city.
Chris MareIia was stricken with
la grippe last week, but is now con-
valescent.
Oysters, frozen oysters, only SOC a
can. Guaranteed to be fresh, and the
same Shat are sold elsewhere for Zoe
and 75c, at Caminetti's Market.
Chas. c. Powers, the foreman of the
Amador Dispatch, left for Sacramento
Tuesday morning, where he will take
his brother Tallots position as press
man in the state printing Office.
Mrs. Mary Mahoney, relict of John
MahOney of the Mahoney mine, Sutter
Greek, died at her home there last
week. She leaves one son and three
daughters.
w. H. George of the Realty Syndi-
cate of San Francisco and Oakland,
paid brief visit to Jackson and vicini-
ty this week, in the interest of his
company.
Special shoe sale at RedIicks.
Quite number of goats have perish
ed near MOkelumne Hill from anthrax
during the past few weeks. Dr. Brown,
the veterinary, has recently inoculated
a number, with view CT stamping out
the dread disease.
N. Randall Ellis of the Standard
Electric Company, left for Carson,
Nevada, last week, in the interest of
his company. He will be away about
ten days.
Owen Fallon, who recently sold out
his interest in the hotel at Martell's
station to NJ. Barsi, left jackson last
week for Arizona, where he intends to
settle.
DR.. Freeman, formerly of Sutter
Creek, and now owner of the Jordan
museum in San Francisco, contemplates
building an electric railroad from lone
to jackson in the near future.
Some extra big values will be offered
in the dress goods department at Red
Hicks this week.
Mrs. Glukfeld and her son returned
from San Francisco last Sunday.
Pete Foley was arrested on Main
Street for drunkenness Tuesday night
by constable LaverQne- He was given
five days on the hill the following
morning by Judge Goldner, =
Barney O'Neil, superintendent of the
Del Monte mine, has recovered from
his recent sickness, and has now re-
turned to his duties at the mine.
R. N. Magee of Mokelumne Hill, and
VIM. j. McGee of Jackson, have sold
their interest in the Leger hotel in
Mokelumne Hill to John Mclean,
No sideboard is quite complete with
out bottle of "Jesse Moore" rye or
bourbon whisky, 1t is better than the
kind you have always considered best.
Present your Argonaut Baking
Powder coupons at Caminetti's and
receive a can of the best baking powder
free. '1'' ~ ii' ~.
Nabisco sugar waters, sold only by
Cassinelli, are unexceled Try them.
You will eat no other. Large consign-
ment just received.
The next bottle of whisky you buy
resolve to try the Jesse Moore"
You've heard it was the best; provo it
by practical test.
Charley Archer. The musical director
OF Chinn's new variety theatre, ar
rived from Stockton tuesday evening
with quantity Of re fittings and
properties for that new house of amuse-
ment
Judge Davis went 70 San Francisco
last Monday on BUSINESS in connection
with the Hobart and Lane suit against
the Plymouth Con. Mining Co. He is
expected home this evening.
Don't miss the mems shirt sale this
week at RedliCk'S.
John f. Parks, superintendent of the
Kennedy mine, has much improved in
health this week. 1t is possible he will
return to business some time next week
A subscription list was started this
week for the benefit of Mrs. Rule, a
widow, with two children, who is
dangerously sick.
The new Transforming station of the
Standard Electric Company at Sutter
Creek is being rapidly proceeded with,
under the supervision of foreman Casey.
1t is expected the new plant will be
ready for operation about the middle
of next month.
Professor Fait and troupe left Jack.
son for Mokelumne Hill on Monday
last. They gave two performances al
Greve's hall on Monday and Tuesday
evenings, and then left for Paloma.
]. McCutcheon of the Jackson shoe
store, returned from Woodland Sun
day evening, where he has just opened
branch store. Johnny Burke and J
Black, of McCutcheon's staff, left fol