Amador ledger., 1904-03-11
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers : Another Fracas
Occurs at jackson Gate.


I'd. Late, the merchant of Paloma,
was visitor here during the week.
Olives, salami, swiss. limbu rger
Martins cream and California cheese
at Nettles Mkt.
E. G. Humphries, travelling agent of
the Southern Pacific, was lin Jackson
Wednesday.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley" the 'sPearl of Perfection
When you want good cigar or
tobacco go to Haller's confectionery
store, lone.
All kinds of gents furnishings of the
finest kind, underwear, overwear, any
where specialties. E. Teesdale, 1.-THE
Peddler."
Victor Bonnefoy left Sunday morn
ing for San Francisco. He and his
sister Daisy will attend school in the
city.
st. Augustine's Ladies Guild will
meet with Mrs. r. Rust Wednesday
afternoon next, March Is. A full at
tendance is expected.
A new and complete line of misses
and ladies' hosiery for the summer has
Just arrived See our swell line of lace
hose at the Jackson Shoe Store.
Chas. w. Raymond, mining len
gineer of San Francisco, was in jack
son Wednesday, on business concerning
some of the mines in. the neighborhOod
of Clinton.
w. H. Willis left for San Francisco
Wednesday morning. He has been
troubled with severe cold, and hopes
to get relief by change of climate for
few days.
Delucchi, the Sutter Creek dentist
is still doing that excellent dentistry at
the old stand. He guarantees salts
faction.
Mrs. Sinpoesa Subiate of San An
dreas, died Sunday morning, March 6,
aged 88 years, and was inferred in the
Protestant cemetery. at San Andreas
Tuesday, tho Rev. VIM. Tuson oflici-
ating.
Fred Eudey of the Amador Bank. is
still in San Francisco, where his wife is
under treatment at sanitarium. He
is not expected to return for several
weeks. Mrs. Eudey is steadily improv-
ing.
/ carry the only dress shoes in the
county. E. Teesdale ''The Peddler."
On the ranch of w. Moon a COW last
week gave birth to twin calves, both
of fair size and healthy and perfect in
every way. This is the first instance
of:the kind he has met with in his ex-
perience of over 80 years in the cattle
business in this region.
Geo. A. Reasoner, who was the ex-
pectant purchaser of the interest of D.
a. Nuner in the Globe hotel, finally
backed out of the proposition, and sent
up word to that effect early in the
week. Other parties, however, are
looking into the matter.
See our new lines of ladies' and men s
shoes. Our new line of summer shoes
are arriving daily, and it is safe to say
that the Jackson Shoe Store will have
the SWEETEST line ever carried in Jackson.
George W. Brown is having the old
Deletis bootshop at the north end of
Main street moved about forty feet
south. On the vacant frontage he will
at once erect two frame buildings. A.
Ratio is doing the work. One of the
proposed buildings is already engaged
for saloon by Biscardi g. Giovanetti
My New York buyer has outdone
himself this year. E. Teesdale, "The
Peddler''
Some person on Friday night, evil
IDENTIFY in condition that pre- vented
him steering a straight path, collided
with the show window of the Union
House, breaking the large 44x34 foot
glass. 1t will take from S5 to Sc to re-
place the damaged window.
j. F. Wilson, Dentist Hours a. m.
to p. m. Phone Main 404. Jackson,
Cal.
A. Piccardo and P. Podesta, who
have been engaged in the freighting
business between Jackson and lone,
and other points for several years,
have dissolved partnership. A. Pic
cardo has bought the interest of his
partner, and will hereafter conduct the
business himself.
Short order meals at Haller's restau-
rant and bakery, lone.
Frank Simcich, of the Union House,
got back from San Francisco Monday
night. He had been in the city over
three weeks, under treatment for his
hearing, which had become affected
from "a catarrhal trouble. In the
hands of noted specialist he has fully
recovered his hearing, and otherwise
is much benefited from the trip.
Ladies Orthopedic shoes made by
one of the best known factories in the
world are now in your town, and if you
are looking for something swell in dress
shoes you cannot afford to pass this
line by at the jackson Shoe Store
The windstorm of Wednesday night
and Thursday was the most violent ex-
perienced in this section for years. The
velocity of the wind was very great,
and not little damage has resulted