Amador ledger., 1904-04-22
LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK


Buggy robes from $3.50 up at P.
. Piccardo's.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is the best.
Nothing will please an invalid as well
as package of those fancy cakes from
Nettles' Mkt.
j. F. Wilson, Dentist Hours 9 a. no.
to 5 p. m. Phone Main 4O4. Jackson,
Cal.
Mrs. Lille Outflow came up from
San Francisco last Sunday on visit to
her mother, Mrs. Bergman.
Remember that the second install
ment of state and county taxes becomes
delinquent on the last Monday in April
w. H. Willis started for San Fran
cisco Sunday morning on receipt of the
sad news of the death of sister in
Oakland.
Read our ad and come with your
paper and see that you get prices just
as they are printed by us. Jackson
Shoe Store.
Taxpayers, to avoid costs and penal
ties, must settle with the tax-collector
on or before April 25.
Arabian lace curtains at Redlick's.
Delucchi, the Sutter Creek dentist,
is still doing that excellent dentistry at
the old stand. He guarantees salts
. faction.
Mems spring shirts at Redlick's.
George Bakovich of Austria, Valente
AntOnetti, native of Italy, Joseph
Lade, Martin Kasich, of Austria, and
Antoine Gazzero of Italy, have declared
their intention to become citizens since
the 9Th instant.
Ladies' summer vests from sc to soc
at Redlick's.
S. d. Cabanass and wife arrived from
Alabama Monday evening, on a visit to
II. d. Ranlett, OF Ranlett' 5 station, and
intend to remain all summer. Mr.
Cabauass is relative of Judge Cabanass
of San Francisco.
Mrs. T. Hooking left Wednesday
morning for San Francisco accompanied
by her husband. Mrs. Hooking has
been in poor health for some time, and
on the advice OF her medical attendant
she will place herself in the Lane hos
pital for surgical treatment:
Now is the time to buy your neck
ribbons. Just to think of buying 45c
ribbon for 23c a yd. Saturday only, at
the Jackson Shoe Store.
Judge John F. Davis was in town
Monday and Tuesday, having come
over from PlacerviIle, where he was in
attendance upon the superior court III
the case of Clark VS.. Carpenter The
Judge left Wednesday morning to at
tend to law case before the superior
court Of San joaquin county at Stock
ton.
A. 81. Kuhlman and j. E. Dye re-
turned from attending the grand lodge
of A. o. U. w. Saturday evening.
They report that the grand lodge made
sweeping reductions in expenses.
Hereafter the grand lodge will meet
every two years instead of annually.
All district deputies are abolished. The
subsidy to the newspaper organ was
abolished, amounting to $4,000. The
saving effected will total about 1924, 900
per year.
Men S corduroy pants Sl.65 at Red
lick's.
A brother of 8. d. Maggiora, who
lost his life in the Bunker Hill mine a
few weeks ago, arrived in Jackson
Wednesday evening, called hither to
look into the affairs of his deceased
brother. The public administrator
has been granted letters of administra-
tion. and sale of the personal effects
belonging to the estate is advertised to
take place April %.
Guiliani and Marcucci, proprietors
of the Chicago house on Broadway,
will shortly commence the erection of
twO-stOry hotel on the site of their
present place of business. A temporary
building for the bar business has al
ready been constructed. The new
hotel is to be a frame building, con-
tanning over 20 rooms, and the esti-
mated cost is between $4,000 and $4,000.
S. ]. Pierce and wife, parents of Mrs.
DR.. Phillips, are visiting in Jackson,
the guests of DR.. Phillips and wife.
Mr.. Pierce was one of the early settlers
in AmadOr county. He lived in Vol
canO in the bustling times of that burg
from 1854 to 1857, engaged in mining
and other pursuits. He manufactured
brick in that camp, and built several
of the brick buildings now standing in
that town. He left the county in 1857,
and has lived most of the time since in
San Francisco.
Linoleum at Redlick s.
]. I. Camp, who for couple of
weeks was doing the outside work for
the Ledger Office. returned to Jackson
from Alameda county last Monday He
announced his Intention to start a
weekly paper at Amador City, saying
that during visit to that town he had
received iattering encouragement in