Amador ledger., 1904-02-12
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers Health Officer Re-
ports on Contagious Diseases.

neer Flour makes the best.
]. and A. Giannini of Volcano, passed
through town Saturday en- route to San
Francisco.
C.. W. Freeman departed yesterday
morning by way of Sacramento for
San Francisco.
The open season for quail shooting is
about over. Next Monday, the 18th
instant, is the last day.
=. Chicken and raviola dinner will be
served at the Union House next Sun
day, at % cents per plate.
Edward Lynch, manager of the Key
stone mine at Amador City, is spend
ing week or so in the city.
Utopia hose for children best to wear
for SC pair at Redlic1 S.
S. Campanella. the Fosteria mer
chant, was registered at the Globe
hotel on Monday of this week.
Mr.. Joyce, principal owner of the
Defender NINE, was registered at the
National hotel Wednesday night.
DIR. Freshman, of Amador City, left
that place on the 9th for few days
visit to San Francisco.
V. Squelatti, proprietor of the Pho
neer boarding house and saloon at
Paloma, was in Jackson last Saturday.
i; Miss Maude Pierce, eldest daughter
of the Amador hotel proprietor, visited
jackson friends the first Of this week.
Joe Marie returned the latter part
of last week from an extended business
and pleasure trip to San Francisco and
Stockton.
G. 81. Freeman has left Oakland to
accept position as clerk in Idaho. He
left last week His wife will remain in
Oakland for IA while.
A. Coset has closed up his saloon
business in the Rocco building on
Water street. There are several
others thinking of opening it up again
in the same line.
1860 presents for children free at
Redlick g.
No guessing contest when you buy
the child S shoes at Redlck's. The
child gets big doll, air gun, piano or
drum, ETC., free at the time.
J.F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours 8 a. IN.
to p. m. Phone Main 404. Jackson,
Cal.
The Jackson Gate school is still closed,
but we are told the conditions are so
much improved that it will be possible
to reopen the school on the 18th instant.
All short lines Of misses, ladies', and
men, S shoes will be on sale Saturday,
and will continue until Mar. 1st. Big
bargains iii all shoes. Jackson Shoe
Store.
The county health officer. DR.. Gall,
reports a case of diphtheria in the
family of Mrs. Eggleston of Sutter
Creek, one of her children being
affected.
Judge A. l. McSoriey, of the Gala
yerss county superior court, is visitor
in Jackson, the guest Of his old-time
friend, D. A. Nuner, proprietor of the
Globe hotel.
J. G. Williams, vice president w. r.
of Nj, whose home is at Grass Valley,
came over this week, and is visiting
the different miners unions in this sec
tiOn.
Pioneer Flour is the silly of the
Valley" the ''Pearl of Perfection"
Frank Simcich, proprietor of the
Union House, left for San Francisco
Thursday morning to get medical ad
vice or treatment for his hearing,
which has been failing of late.
J. T. Boyd, representing the Ameri-
can River Electric Company, was in
town this week looking up power con-
tracts for his company. The COM
pany's piagt is located at Placerville.
Fresh picked olives of the season
just received; 65c per gallon. Nettles'
Market.
Usual morning service in the M. E.
church next Sunday. 1t being Abra-
ham Lincoln day, in the evening the
pastor, Rev. J. W. Phelps, will take
for his subject "a Abraham Lincoln"
All cordially invited.
Father Hoskins of the Kennedy
mine was so unfortunate as to have the
index finger of his left hand badly cut
on Wednesday. He was doing some
timberiug il the mine, and loose rock
fell and caught his finger. The cut
was of so serious a nature that several
stitches were necessary.
Delucchi, the Sutter Creek dentist,
is still doing that excellent dentistry at
the old stand. He guarantees salts
faction.
Among the improvements noticed
along Main street this week, was that
at the popular millinery store of Miss
Gass. In preparation for her spring
millinery, Miss Gass is having the en-
tire esta tablishment beautifed with a
beautiful new coat of wall paper.
Geo. L. Wright, manager Of the Del
Monte mine, came down last Sunday
and spent several days in town on busi-
ness connected with that property. He
reports progress at the mine on the
tunnel at the rate of two feet per day,
and is greatly pleased with the way
things are moving. He returned to
the mine Wednesday morning.
Japan and Russia have quit talking
and resorted to fighting for supremacy
in Asia. Japan has already scored vic
tories on sea, by destroying the best
of the Russian feet at Port Arthur,
that give her immense advantagein in fu-
ture operations. The little Jap is a
surprise to the naval and military
world.
Thos. Treninen, the young Cornish
man who was arrested last week for
attempting to defraud creditors, is
now enjoying liberty through the kind
ness of heart OF the aggrieved creditor,
G. NJ. Kelley. At his hearing before
Judge Goldner, the young man made a
strong plea for mercy, promising to go
to work, earn the money and pay the
bill and costs, amounting to S5S. So