Amador ledger., 1904-09-02
LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
Short Items of Interest to the Led
gers Many Readers.

Potter's is now the bargain store of
plymouth.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is the best.
Judge Rust left for San Francisco
last Sunday for vacation.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
stantly on hand at Nettles' Mkt.
A fine assortment of caskets at
Potter's-the Plymouth undertaken.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
vallev." the "Pearl OF Perfection"
c. NJ. Kelley left Monday morning
for Sacramento, to visit the state fair.
II you want good harness at reason
hble prices call at A. Basso's, Jackson.
J. F. Wilson. Dentist. Hours 9 a. ~.
10 D. IA: Phone Main 404. Jackson,
Cal.
New fall goods have been arriving
bhe past week direct from the eastern
actories for Redlick s Jackson store.
j. Glukfeld, manager of the Red
Front, was in the city few days dur
ng the.past week, buying his fall goods.
A. Badaracco has been held for ex-
animation on charge of assault with
deadly weapon, with bonds fixed at
b2OOO
w. j. Curnow carried a policy of
blOOO in the New England Mutual,
which will be great help to the
afflicted family.
Carlo BoLto, a native of Italy. and
John Lade, a native of Austria. de-
clared their intention TO become citizens
pn the oath ult.
The picnic grounds will be trodden
bn Monday, Sept 5th, by more shoes
rom Redlick's than any other two
stores in the county.
If you are going fishing or hunting
and are afraid of Poison Oak. take a
Hose of DR.. Mason's Poison Oak Cure.
t is perfect preventative,
Mrs. Adolph Araya and children,
Ray and Eta, left Monday for Soulsby-
Fille, Tuolumne county, where her
husband is employed in the mines.
Thomas Jones. formerly of Sutter
Creek, but now employed as book
keeper for Gladding Mclean & Co. of
San Francisco, was calling on old
riends in Jackson Sunday.
Clarence Lagomarsino, while attend
ng to collecting fares at Solari merry
to-round on the Hamilton tract last
Saturday, fell and was severely injured.
Ie has been unable to attend to his
work since.
Mrs. Simcich of the Union House
will have charge of the eating depart
neut at the labor day picnic of the
miners unions in Fullen's grove on
September 5. A chicken dinner will be
erved from II in the morning until the
lose OF the festivities. aug 26-td
Editor Rust moved his household
.oods to lone last Saturday. His
amiIy will make their home in the
alley town, so as to enable the younger
hildren to attend the high school.
'he editor has secured quarters for
himself in the Mace building on Main
treet, and will keep house for himself
or while.
Nothing will please an invalid as we'll
S package of those fancy cakes from
lettles' Mkt.
G. H. .McKenney was renominated
Without opposition for assemblyman of
he eleventh Assem- bly, district by the
republican district convention in Santa
Cruz. 1t was foregone conclusion
hat he would be the nominee. The
county central committee of CalaVeras
passed resolution recommending him
or denomination, and forthwith pro-
Peeded TO select the delegates from
mat county who would be charged
pith the duty of doing the nominating
'he democrats have not selected a
candidate. The reason for postponing
his duty is not clear. H. A. Messenger
pf the Gwin mine had been spoken OF
hs the probable candidate. w. Bower
bf Angels Camp. an attorney, has been
mentioned, but it is reported declined
he honor. Whether he can be per.
suadsd TO make the run remains to be
seen.
The Singer runs, the Singer sews,
by simply pressing with the toes. By
lay work, at night sleep, because
he Singer is so cheap. Wonderly, Agt
A farewell party was given to w. S.
Williams and wife on Tuesday evening
asst In the NJ. E. church. Fully 10(
riends gathered to testify the appreci
ltiOn felt for Mr.. and Mrs. Williams In
his community. Mr.. Williams has
Deen principal of Jackson school fol
he past six years. He is now about tC
move with his family to lone, where
ais services have been secured as priu.
ipal of the public school of that town
1t the farewell party the Rev. DR.
Phelps made an address, regretting the
oss to the people here of Mr.. Williams
4 Ind family, and bidding them success:
q their new sphere of usefulness. Mr.
Williams responded in fitting man.
1er. Coffee and cake were served dur