Amador ledger., 1903-12-25
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
brt News Items of Interest TO the
Ledger Readers Young Garabaldi
Brought Home from San Francisco.

Mamie and Will Norman are home
from college for their vacation.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley, the: ttthe :s'Pearl of Perfection Il
w. F. Detert left for the city Sunday
morning, to spend the holiday season.
Nothing will please an invalid as well
as package of those fancy cakes from
Caminetti's Mkt.
Ernest Spagnoli. a student of St.
Matthew'S College at San Mateo, is
home for the holiday vacation.
Harry Mccoy, who is working in
Sacramento, came up last Saturday
to be at home during the holidays.
c. w. Schacht, Dentist, Webb build
ing Hours-9 to II a. m; to p. IN.
Saturdays to u a. m; to p. m.
Miss Rachel Breese, who has been
attending high school in Oakland, has
; returned home to spend the holidays.
Miss Emily Angove, who has been at
school in Grass Valley for some time,
is visiting her parents.
Our new velvet nullfers would make
a handsome Christmas gift. Call and
see them. Jackson Shoe Store.
) Measles are quite prevalent around
| Jackson just now. There are from Is
to 20 cases. 1t is not deemed necessary
to enforce quarantine in such cases.
At meeting of the directors of the
Kennedy Mining Company held in San
Francisco last Monday, Web Smith,
present Incumbent, was reelected
superintendent for the encuing year.
An Austrian miner named Peter
Lakovich had his left hand severely
crushed by timber rolling or falling
on it while working in the Gwin mine
last week He is under treatment in
Jackson.
j. w. Craighead got back to Jack
son the latter part of last week, after
an absence from the county of nearly
six months. He has been most of the
time in the lumber regions of Hum
boldt county, and speaks in high praise
of the prosperity and resources of that
section.
\ One day last week dog belonging to
Mrs. Johns bit Harvey Clark S boy in
the arm. inhicting IN ugly wound, re-
4 to
The Johns boy thereafter, to avoid any
further trouble of the kind, shot the
dog.
Agents for the ccl4 4brated Kingsbury
That. Best handmade hat on earth.
jackson Shoe Store.
Robt. Goldner, who has been away
Cfrom Jackson for nearly a year. return
ed last week. He has been mostly in
the southern part of the state, in Los
Angeles and Riverside. He thinks the
foothills OF Amador far preferable from
a climatic poiut OF view, to the much
lvaunted southern section.
Peter Boscheri, a miner, died at the
bGwin mine on the 18th instant of
miners consumption, after lingering
illness. He was married man. The
funeral took place Saturday in Jack
son, where the deceased formerly lived.
Many from the Gwin mine came over
to attend the funeral
Thomas Edward Holgan, native of
Great Britain, declared his intention to
and Paolo Avanzino, a native of Italy,
made similar declaration on the 18th.
David Basso, also of Italy, made decla-
ration on the 3Oth of November.
Antoine Boskaritza has returned to his
4 former haunts in Amador county. He
has recently been discharged, after
serving a term of years less 81 months
for credits. He looks well, and was
around the court house early in the
week making inquiries concerning his
restoration to citizenship.
We have the largest assortment of
misses and children's shoes ever
brought to town. Every pair guaran-
teed. Jackson Shoe Store.
The members of the Miners Union
/ of Jackson gave dramatic and vaude-
vile performance ia Loves hall last
Saturday evening, to crowded house.
The spectators included many from
Gwin mine, Amador City and other
outside towns. From financial stand
point the affair was highly satisfactory,
the gross receipts being in the neigh
borhood of $3.50. 1t is reported that
] the proceeds are to be devoted to form
, ing fund for fixing up hall for the
organization.
Emanuel Garibaldi, of near Slab
/ town, last Friday brought his son,
Antoine, home from San Francisco.
The boy was shot in the hip by the ac-
kcidental discharge of a gun in the hands
/ of relative. For nearly seven months
! he has been under treatment at the
children's hospital in San Francisco.
He is between II and u years of age
! The wound was a very serious one, the
4 whole charge of small shot striking
! him at short range. For weeks his life
| trem bled in the balance. The injured
leg is considerably shorter than the
other, and he will be cripple ali his
4 life. He is now able to get around on