Amador ledger., 1904-12-09
LOCAL NEWS

PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is tne best.
Lemons, oranges. and bananas con-
stantly on hand at Nettles' Mkt.
Many pretty remembrapccs that are
novel and inexpensive at Freeman's.
Pioneer Flour is the Lily of the
Valley, the ''Pearl of Perfection"
The quarantine was lifted from the
residence of deputy sheriff Jackson last
Friday.
J. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours 8 a. 10.
to 5 p. m. Phone Main 404. Jackson,
Cal.
Hot tomales at the Union House.
Parties will please leave orders before
hand.
E. G. Burce, of the Calaveras Chroni-
Gle, was in jackson Tuesday, and paid
the Ledger office visit
A splendid opening for good hotel
man is offered in our business columns,
in the Union hotel. Jackson.
Early this morning good soaking
rain set in. UP TO the time of going to
press the precipitation measured 30 of
an inch, making the total for the season
9.75 inches, against 1853 for the same
period last year.
Do not overlook our fine line OF Xmas
candies. CademartOri'S.
John Chinn moved his family back
to his former residence in the rear of
his business premises on Main street,
early this week.
J. S. Clark moved his family last
Monday from Broadway to the dwell
ing just erected by Mrs. Stasal near
the Hamilton tract.
See our ad this week, something for
you in it. Jackson Shoe Store.
The Coset family will be released
from quarantine o-day, the diphtheria
cases having fully recovered.
AL Jewell, who was arrested at Car
bondale last week on a charge of bat
terry upon Ed Berger at Amador City
some weeks ago, was tried before w.
L. Rose on Friday last, convicted, and
fined S25, which he paid.
Freeman's bright, sparkling line of
Christmas gifts is ready for inspection
A large consignment of young trout
was received lately by C. w. Getchell
of the Calaveras Prospect. for stocking
the streams of that county. Most of
the fish were planted in the Mokelumne
river above West Point. The fish
came from the hatchery at Sisson.
w. H. Pettis, one of the agents of
the Realty Syndicate, was in jackson
Friday. He says the Syndicate's bust
ness is going right along, and improv-
ing steadily, notwithstanding the mis-
Representations of the Examiner. which
are alleged to be of malicious origin.
Given away. The chocolate set now
on display in our window, a chance
given with every. $l.00 purchase of
crockery. Cademartoris.
Nothing will please an invalid as well
as package of those fancy cakes from
Nettles' Mkt.
he ranch of W. A. Nevills at South
jackson, formerly known as the Little
ranch, is having large barn, 40XS0
feet in size, built thereon. A. H.
Kuhlman is doing the work.
Good mines of all kinds wanted. In
luiring parties. S. G. Trayner, Sut-
er ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Constable Tuttle, while under the in-
huence of liquor in Sutter Creek about
he time OF the Hancock shooting affair
reated disturbance and was arrested
by D. S. Gray on two charges preferred
by man named Pine. He was fined
Is and $40 He got off mighty luckily
the opinion of big majority.
0f ic "a
nest and most complete. Drop in and
ee for yourself. Cademartori's.
Mrs. Ella Caminetti, grand presi-
ent, and Miss Laura Frakes, grand
ecretary of n. D. G.. W., will pay an
ficial visit to Ursula Parlor at jack
on on December %; Amapola Parlor,
'utter Creek, on the 23d. They also
intend to visit Conrad Parlor at Vol
ano, Chispa Parlor at lone, and For
est Parlor at Plymouth.
Methodist Episcopal church, (the
tranger's Sabbath home) G. E. Win
ing, pastor. Services next Sabbath
Il II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning
heme, "Disheartedness, 4" Evening
heme, "A new testament fool and
ome other FOOLS Glass meeting 10
M, Sunday school at p. m. We'll
ONE to this house of God are strangers
nd the poor.
There is no truth in the story pub
shed in Stockton paper that pas
bnger on the Sutter Greek stage was
Dmpelled to get off and relieved OF
1S0 by two men, who claimed the man
as indebted to them in that amount.
othing of the kind transpired. The
ory is no doubt a perversion of the
Old-up of the italian between the
ennedy and Oneida mines on Friday
ight.
The sum collected from real and per
Dnal property taxes by the tax
pllector up to the delinquency of frs
lstalment, amounts to little ovel
$4,000, against $6034O. 81 for last year
his shows a falling off of something
yer one thousand dollars as compared
it'll 1903, which indicates larger de-
cheney in taX-collections than thai
mount, on account of the enhanced
sessment roll.
Mrs. Geo. Gordon, who was injured
fall while on the way to Mount
amilton Observatory with the Anna
br teachers excursion, was able tC
ave the sanitarium at San Jose las
riday. She was there just two weeks
pc is still feeling the effects of the
Ecident. One of the nerves was
uised or strained, and it may be some
me vet before she is free from the
ects. She is still with friends in Sar
se.
AS a practical joke some one hit