Amador ledger., 1904-04-15
LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK

H1cCafQO' s.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is the best.
Up-to-date dentistry by DR.. Delucchi,
the Sutter Creek dentist.
G. G. Humphreys, agent of the
Southern Pacific, was in Jackson Sun
day and Monday last.
The Grand Opening of the Jackson
Shoe Store will take place tonight
Friday). Do not fail to attend.
Mems clothing sale this week at
Redlick's.
Raviola and chicken dinner at the
Union House next Sunday. Will de-
liver orders to any place in town.
Geo. W. Brown and A. B. Caminetti
have been elected to represent Rath-
bone Lodge in the grand lodge of
K. Of P. which meets in Santa Cruz
next month.
Louis Schiemann, the piano tuner,
will be in town in few days. Head
quarters National hotel. References:
Mrs. DR.. Endicott, Mrs. Ed. Kay and
Mrs. DR.. Schacht.
Wall paper at Redlick's.
H. M. McGregor, passenger agent of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
was in jackson the fore part of the
week, in company with E. G. Hum
phreys of the Southern Pacific.
Judge Rust went over to Sonora last
Friday to act as judge in case in the
superior court of Tuolumne county.
He returned Sunday.
A. 81. Kuhlman and Jas. e. Dye left
Sunday morning for Fresno, as dele
gates from the local lodge to the grand
lodge of "A. O. U. W, which convened
in that city early this week.
J. E. Garbarini left for San Francisco
Wednesday morning. He has an offer
of a situation at a mine in the vicinity
of Circle City, Alaska. and if salts
factory terms can be arranged he will
accept. His visit to San Francisco is
to look into the proposition.
Amador Ledger and New York Tri-
Weekly Tribune, So. 90 a year.
Mrs. Burlington returned to jackson
Saturday evening, after stay of sew
eral weeks with friends in Oakland,
San Jose and other points. She will
probable remain here some time, the
guest of her brother, G.. M. Meek.
District Attorney Vicini returned
from the city early in the week, and
expects to remain for some time. He
reports that Mrs Vicini is steadily i'm
proving, with all Indications pointing
to her ultimate recovery.
Carpets at Redlick $
Services at the Methodist church |
next Sunday as usual. The pastor will |
occupy his pulpit at both services.
Morning subject, ''Self hurt of sim"
Evening subject, what are you read
ing?" Sunday school at 2 O'Clock.
George Warne, who has been work |
ing in the mines of this vicinity for the !
past four years, left Tuesday morning,
intending to return direct to his native
land-England. He goes home with
the expectation of remaining there.
George Pitois, while catching ball on
the PitOis place two miles east of Jack
son, had the little finger Of his right
hand broken. In trying to catch the
ball thrown by Vic Bonnefoy, he was
struck in such a way as to fracture the
little finger at the joint. He is under
treatment by surgeon.
The Sunday school picnic of the
M. E. church will be held on Dwyer's
hill, on Saturday, April 80. Mrs. W.
S. Williams. Mrs. Depue, and Miss
Emma Boarman are arranging an in
teresting literary program for the
occasion.
Don't miss the lace sale at Redlick'
this week.
George Murphy, accompanied by his
wife, went to Stockton few days ago,
the latter expecting to visit her rela-
tives there for some time. The grippe
was prevalent in the family, and few
days after her arrival Mrs. Murphy
was seized with the complaint Both
returned to their home at Butte on
Tuesday.
During Thursday night rain fell in
Jackson to the amount of OBS of an
inch. This was the first rain since the
29th of March. 1t was greatly needed,
as the ground was drying out very
rapidly. The total rainfall for the
season amounts to 80. 81 inches, against
28.7O inches for the corresponding
period in 1923.
Mattings at Redlick's.
Sheriff Norman made a raid on the
Chinatown opium den last Monday
night. A number of white frequenters
were there at the time, and they lit out
in some inexplicable manner when it
became known that the officials were
on their trail No arrests were made
but the officers are determined to camp
on the trail until the white patrons are
scattered or arrested.
The Penry building on Main street
was occupied Saturday afternoon for
the sale of cakes, bread, etc, con-