Amador ledger., 1904-09-23
LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
8utterick Patterns at Redlick s.

Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley" the ''Pearl of Perfection"
J. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours a. 10.
to p. m. Phone Main 404. Jackson,
Cal.
The Thorough bred Tramp Com
pany is advertised to appear in Love- S
hall this evening.
The South Eureka Mining Company
has levied an assessment of cents per
share, delinquent Oct. 24.
Ravioia and chicken dinner at the
Union House next Sunday. Will de-
liver orders to any place in town.
The Standard Electric Company has
levied an assessment OF $40 per share.
There are 80, 600 shares in the COM
pany, so the assessment will amount to
$500, 600.
Big Alteration Sale at Redick's
DR.. Endicott left Tuesday Tor San
Francisco, to be away about a week.
DR.. Gall has charge of his practice in
the meantime.
Attend the alteration sale of shoes at
Redlick's
Fl. B. Hanscom, deputy revenue COL
lector, was in Jackson and vicinity for
several days the past week, on business
relating to the internal revenue.
St. Augustine's church-Divine SER
vice will be held Sunday evening next
at 1880 p, NJ. All cordially invited to
attend.
A household necessity; ECLIPSE
Sheet Bluing; economical, best made.
Sample lOc. Victor Supply Co..
Angels, Cal. sep 23-lm
Stock must be reduced to make
alterations at Redlick's. Attend the
shoe sale this week.
S. VOgelsanger, representing the
Realty Syndicate OF San Francisco,
was in Jackson for several days this
week, on business for that well known
financial institution
Doing your own washing? Then try
ECLIPSE Sheet Bluing; it gives best
results. Sample IGc, Fict9r Supply
Co., Angels, Cal. sep 23-im
George Hambric started for his old
home in Indiana last Sunday. He will
be absent from six weeks to two
months, and will do the worlds fair at
St. Louis before he returns.
Rev. j. w. Phelps returned from
Pacific Grove Wednesday evening. He
will preach in the M. E. church next
Sunday morning and evening, his fare
we'll addresses here prior to his de-
parture for his pew charge at Oroville.
A heavy rain and thunder STORM set
in during Wednesday night, and lasted
several hours. The thunder and light
ping were something terrifying. The
rainfall amounted to % of an inch,
making .3S for the season,
The two Misses Gritton, who have
been attending high school at lone, re-
turned home last week, on account of
bhs feeble health of their grand mother,
Airs, Johnson, who is SO years old. 1t
is not probable that they will return to
the school during the present session.
The coyote bounty claims have been
upheld by the supreme court. The
aggregate amount of these claims will
foot up to something like quarter of
q million dollars, This bounty law was
abused, and it was TO try TO segregate
the fraudulent from the legitimate
claims that the law was contested.
J. G.. Norris has sold his store and
real estate in Buena Vista to Messrs.
Cottel and Fisher. He will give
possession the first OF next month. Mr..
Norris will remain in the valley until
after the election at least. He is un-
decided where he will make his home
after that date.
John Chinn and wife went to San
francisco early this week. They will
be away eight or ten days. They will
purchase furniture for their new house
on Stump street, which they will move
into as soon as the furniture arrives.
Mr.. Chinn while in the city expects to
make arrangements for the starting
up of his music hall for the fall and
winter months.
The traction engine resumed its trips
through Jackson last Monday, after an
absence of q week. 1t was thought
that it had quit going through town
after the runaway of two weeks ago.
Its absence, however, was due to
having supplies to deliver to other
mines. 1t is getting well along with
the supplies to the various mines, and
will have them in good shape to tide
over the winter by the time the rains
set in.
The Standard Electric Company has
large force of men at work widening
the road from Electra to Jackson. In
places geat deal of work will have
to be done in this direction. The OBJ
ject in thus widening the road is to en-
able the heavy machinery for the new
electric plant to be hauled. AS the
road is now this machinery could not
be hauled over it. The heavy pieces
will require between 80 and 40 animals