Amador ledger., 1904-02-19
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
Short News Items of Interest to the
Ledger Readers-A Heavy Snowfall
Reported in the Mountains.

Up-to-date Geutistry by DR.. Delucchi,
the Sutter Creek dentist.
J. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours a. M
to p. m. Phone Main 404. Jackson,
Cal
Nothing will please an invalid as well
as a package of those fancy cakes from
Nettles' Mkt.
w. F. Detert, manager of the Zeila
mine, was registered at the Lick, San
Francisco, this week.
F. B. Joyce, the Defender mining
man, is back in the county again, after
his recent visit in the city.
H. Bradley, the lumberman from
above Wiley's station, was visitor in
jackson several days this week.
Our new line of ladies' shoes will ar
rive soon. They are swell: all styles,
at $3.50. Jackson Shoe Store.
w. Fl. George, agent of the Realty
Syndicate of Oakland, was in jackson
early this week, in the interest of that
corporation.
All kinds of ready made goods, and
the most choice line of waistings and
dress goods ever introduced in the
county. E. Teesdale, ''The Pedd.er ;"
No. presents, no guessing, no lotteries;
style, quality, and reasonable prices
are my inducements E. Teesdale.
''The Peddler."
L. Costa, the blacksmith, who has
been in business in Angels, has return
ed to Jackson, 1t is reported he in
tends opening his old shop next to the
Enterprise stable.
The man arrested by Twiggs and
Hansen near Hams station two weeks
ago, on suspicion of being Graham,
alias Scotty, wanted in Sacramento on
charge of murder, proved to be the
wrong man. He has been turned loose
Large consignments on the way from
New York and Paris. E. Teesdale.
"The Peddler." p"
F. NJ. Havens, of San Francisco,
came up Sunday evening with DR..
Aiken, and will take situation at the
Climax.
S. Meyers, proprietor of the Golden
Eagle dry goods house, was confined to
his home last Sunday on account of
kidney trouble.
Mems 124c tan or black sox, seamless
and stainless, are for 25 cents at Red
licks.
Ross Morgan, the surveyor, was in
San Francisco few days this week on
visit with his wife, and incidentally y
to look after business matters.
Misses Gass and Hicks, of the Main
street millinery store, are in San Fran
cisco. While in the city Miss Gass will
secure her spring stock of millinery.
For SALE - Saloon and building
known as Central House Junction. Gail
on or address E. Gambert or James
Clemens, May P. o., Cal.
J. E. Taylor, the general merchant
of Angels Camp, returned home Sun
day, after a pleasant visit of several
days here with the family OF his father
The grab bag in Redlick's shoe de-
partment is all the talk among the
school children.
The usual morning service at the M.
E. church next Sunday. At the even
ing service the pastor will take for his
subject, George Washington.
We have the celebrated Kingsbury
hats, best hand made hat; union labor,
all guaranteed to wear. Go to the
Jackson Shoe Store.
Mrs. Geo. Osterman, of Grass Valley,
and Miss Tore OF Amador City, visited
friends in Jackson this week. Mrs.
Osterman has been travelling through
southern California for her health, and
en- route home has tarried for visit
with the Torres at Amador City.
Mrs. Crocker, whose husband was
killed last week by falling down the
shaft of the Bunker Hill mine, left for
Sacramento Tuesday morning, to
spend couple OF weeks with her rela-
tive. Mrs. Johns. Upon her return to
the county, she will continue to live at
Amador City.
All of our misses and boys black
cotton hose will be sold for 10c pair;
best grade that you ever bought, at
the Jackson Shoe Store.
A dispatch from Tuolumne county
Wednesday, stated that all the miners
at the Rawhide mine at Stent went on
strike that morning. in sympathy with
the strike at the App mine. Both
properties are owned by w. A. Nevills.
The App mine has been running with
non-union men, and the union miners
at the Rawhide have been called out in
sympathy to help the strikers at the
App.
A dispatch to Vic Chichizola received
yesterday morning, stated that John
Tremaine, Cornish miner, died in
Bisbee, Arizona. Deceased worked for
a number of years in the mines around
Jackson. He was employed at the
Peerless when that property was in
operation. His friends are making an
effort to have the remains brought to
Jackson for interment.
Silk and all kinds of waists up to size
48 made to order. Fit guaranteed or
no sale. E. Teesdale, 1.-THE Peddler. -
The snowfall in the mountains is re-
ported to be unusually heavy. At