Amador ledger., 1904-08-26
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 tne best
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
stantly on hand at Nettles' Mkt.
A fine assortment of caskets at
Potter's the Plymouth undertaken.
Ernest Spagnoli left Sunday morning
for San Francisco, to enter the
Hastings law college.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley. the ''Pearl of Perfection"
If you want a good harness at reason
able prices call at A. Basso's, Jackson.
]. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours a. M.
to p. m. Phone Main 404. Jackson,
Cal.
Frank Wilkins, an experienced drug
gist, came up Thursday evening to
take charge of the Spagnoli drug store.
HE is from San Francisco.
You will save, dollars. on a 500 bill, by
trading at Potter's, Plymouth.
There were 26 passengers on the
stages and other conveyances from
jackson, Sunday morning. Several
we're bound for the political conventions
that meet in Santa Cruz this week.
A. L. Anthony, the new principal of
Jackson school, left Tuesday morning
for the city for the purpose OF bringing
his wife and two children. He came
Eup here mainly to rent house for
their reception.
1t pays to get your horse shod right
at Costa's.
B. r. Breese, formerly deputy coun-
/ ty clerk, but now clerk in the Cen
trail Bank of Oakland, has been visit
ing his relatives in Jackson for the
past two weeks: He was accompanied
by his wife.
Chas. Dickerman who was shot near
Amador City last week, was arrested
Sunday by constable Tuttle, charged
with assault with a deadly weapon
with intent to commit murder on July
II. He is out on $500 bail.
M. Plasse, who has been employed
for some months In hauling from Val
ley Springs to the Campo Seco copper
mines, has sold his horses and wagons,
and returned to his ranch near Jack
son. He has quit the teaming business.
It pays to travel miles to trade at
Potter's Plymouth.
John Hockin, G. S. Hicks and Emil
Arteni of Amador City, were arrested
on Thursday of last week, by deputy
constable A. S. Hartwick, and charged
with having disturbed the peace and
quiet of the town. All plead not guilty.
The first rain of the season of 19O4-5
fell Tuesday afternoon. A rainstorm,
accompanied by lightning, quite un-
usual for this time of the year, set in,
and continued at intervals until night.
The rain measured I5 hundreths of an
inch.
Mr.. A. W. Kimball, of Pioneer, while
walking along the road last Thursday
evening, stepped on round rock and
fell on his hip dislocating the same,
and iniuring the large bone Of the
leg. Mr.. Kimball will be confined to
his room for several weeks.
Everything cheap for cash at H. E.
Potter's, Plymouth.
r. Phillips and wife of Berkeley are
visiting their son, DIR. L. E, Phillips OF
Jackson. They will remain an indef-
mite time. Mr.. Phillips was for many
years in the numbering business in
Mendocino county. He retired from
business few years back, and has
since resided in Berkeley.
The four year old daughter of F.
Dalporta, who lives on the Webb
Mason tract, died of that terrible dis
ease diphtheria on Saturday last, after
one weeks illness. The funeral took
place the same evening, and was pri-
vately conducted, the nature of the
disease rendering this course impera-
tive.
Fresh picked olives of the season
just received; 65c per gallon. Nettles'
Market.
Chris Curilich, an employe of the
Gwin mine, who is well known in Jack
son and other parts of the county, was
struck in the wrist by piece of slate
last Monday, cutting cash that nee
essitated a lay off. He came to Jackson
to have the wound dressed by sur
geon. He expects to be able to report
for duty in few days.
On Saturday evening as two young
men who had secured a buggy at
Whites stable were driving near
Kennedy Heights they discovered that
the buggy top was on fire. They at
once set about to unhitch the horse,
but bystander secured bucket of
water and extinguished the flames.
The top was entirely destroyed.
T. Flaherty, who was arrested two
weeks ago on charge of assault with
felonious intent upon young lady on
her way from Jackson to Sutter Creek,
pleaded guilty before justice Goldner
on Monday last to simple assault. The