Amador ledger., 1903-12-04
Additional Locals.
Frozen oysters, SOC per can, at Cami1
netti' s market.

A Is days sale will commence next
Monday, Dec. 7th, at the Red Front.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con.
stantly on hand at Caminetti's Mkt
J. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours a. IN.
to p, m. Phone Main 404. Jackson,
Cal.
A case of scarlet fever was quaran.
tined in Middle Fork school district
this week.
A general massacre of-innocent mer-
chandise will commence on Monday
Dec. 7th, at the Red Front.
w. J. McGee will return home this
evening, and is expected to be in his
Office in Jackson tomorrow.
Our new line of misses aud children s
shoes are strictly up-to-date and guar
anteed to wear. Jackson Shoe Store.
See our new line of felt goods Just
the thing for Christmas. Jackson Shoe
Store.
J. G. Garbarini left the first part OF
last week to repair the bridge at West
Point, and on Monday began work for
Mr.. Prindle of Mokelumne Hill, on the
reservoir at Railroad Flat.
Paul Sambrillo had the middle finger
of his right hand broken by a mis-
directed blow, while working in the
Gwin few days ago. He is under
treatment in Jackson.
A notice has been posted up outside
the union hall that strike is on at
Hodson. in Calaveras county. This
refers to the shutdown at the Royal
mine, employing over 200 men.
Raymond Day, who is interested in
the Wideawake mine in Calaveras
county, was in Jackson Wednesday
He came out from Cory, Pennsylvania,
about two months ago, on business re-
lating to this mining property.
Lost, between the Union House and
Thomas butcher shop, gold pin, en-
blem of the Companion of the Forest.
The finder will please return same to
Union House.
Nabisco means nobby aud sweet
cookies and crackers. No meal com
plete without them. l carry fresh
stock. Phone for trial package.
P Cassinelli.
James Connolly was examined for in
sanity before the superior court on
Monday. 1t was decided to allow him
to remain in the hospital for few
days, and see if there is any change in
his mental condition by that time.
A miner named II. c.. Summer, while
working in the Oneida mine last Tues
day, was struck on the left. leg by a
rock, fracturing both bones. The
break will lay him up for a couple of
months at least.
Miss Esther Breese resumed her
position as teacher in the Jackson
school last Monday after an absence of
one month on account of sickness.
Her sister, Mrs. Lottie Duden, taught
her class in her absence.
The advertisement of the California
Nursery Co., will be found in another
column. This is unquestionably the
largest and most reliable nursery in the
state. Its reputation for reliability of
stock and fair-dealing is known over
the entire Pacific coast.
A change has been made in the man
agement of the White House, and
under the new firm is now called the
''New White House." $4,000 worth of
good merchandise will be slaughtered
at SOC on the dollar, beginning Decem-
Der 18th.
Champagne Waters in dainty pack
ages or in bulk. Just the thing to
serve with ice cream. Call for them at
P. Cassinelli's.
Letters have been received from Geo.
L, Wright from Pennsylvania, who
went east recently on business concern
ing the Del Monte mine, stating that
he is meeting with gratifying success,
and there is little doubt that he will be
able to accomplish the object of his
trip east.
The first instalment of state and
county taxes became delinquent last
Monday. The tax-collector reports
that taxes have been fairly we'll paid
up. Up to Saturday night the col
lections amounted to something over
$50, 900, and in the neighborhood of
$40, 600 has been paid since. The de-
linquent list SO far is not much, if any,
thing, in excess of the average.
Oliver Clark was struck on the right
side of the head by falling rock while
working in the Kennedy mine Tuesday
morning. The rock was a large one,
but fortunately he was standing on the
car at the time, and was therefore close
to the rock when it started to fall,
otherwise the injury would have been
much more serious. AS it was it made
an ugly cash in the scalp, which re-
quired DOCTORS attention. He was
disabled from work only for day or
two.
A letter was received from Mrs. W.
c. Johns, who is in San Francisco wait
ing upon her husband, who is in the
hospital under treatment for badly