Amador ledger., 1904-07-29
LOCAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK


W. L. Greenwood, of Berkeley, is in
town for week.
The doctors report two new cases of
typhoid this week
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
and still is toe best.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
stantly on hand at Nettles' Mkt.
Piccardo's sewing never rips; by
going there you save some trips.
E. G. Amick killed two fine bucks
near West Point few days ago.
Children's best Utopia ribbed hose
are 3 for 25c at Redlick' 5 July sale.
Pioneer Flour is the Lilly of the
Valley" the Pearl of Perfection -
Superintendent Lynch of the Key
stone returned from below Thursday.
j. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours a. NJ.
TO p. m. Phone Main 404. Jackson,
Cal.
When you wish the finest favored
coffees and teas, remem Der that w. j.
Nettle keeps only the best
Fish in the lower part of the Mokel-
umne are biting readily at the present
time.
All wash goods are reduced about
one half during the July sale at Red
lick s.
1t is reported that Wm. Blakely lost
large quantity of hay last week in.the
Dry creek fire.
Olives, salami swiss. limburger
Martin s cream ana California cheese
at Nettles' Mkt.
Rufus Swift of Dry Greek killed a
large rattler Wednesday having IA
rattles and button
Paul Amick, the u year-old son of
E. G. Amick of lone, killed three Gin
namon bears last week
Miss Nellie Gritton is spending a
couple of weeks with Miss Bertha
Gooding near Camauche.
E. H. Hart, junior grand warden of
the grand lodge of Masons will visit
Sutter Creek this evening
Frank Mattley aud Miss Susie
Chavoya attended the baseball game
at San Andreas last Sunday.
Services will be held in the NJ E.
church next Sunday morning and even
ing, by the pastor, Rev. J. w. Phelps
Amador City people report decided
improvement in the atmosphere of the
town since the slushing of the creeks.
District Attorney, Vicini, will visit
Amadcr City again to-day, for the
purpose of looking after her sanitary
condition.
W. F. Detert, says the Placerville
Republican, is preparing to inclose
several hundred acres of land near Pi
P with wire fence.
Mrs S. N. Spagnoli and sister-in-law,
Miss Roma Spagnoli, left for San Jose
yesterday, on a visit to the sister of the
former, Mrs. GagIiardo.
W. j. MCGEE returned last Saturday
from ST. Louis, whittier he went as a
delegate to the democratic convention,
at the same time taking in the world s
fair.
If you are going fishing or hunting
and are afraid of Poison Oak. take a
dose of DIR. Mason's Poison Oak Cure
It is a perfect preventative.
DR.. C. A. Herrick and wife returned
last evening from a trip to the ST.
Louis fair. They have been away
nearly six weeks, and visited other
places of interest in the east.
The following marriage licenses were
issued during the week: Thomas
Showers of Oleta to Rose Henry of
Volcano; Jas. a. Chambers of San
Francisco to Gilla a. Mack of lone.
Postmaster Geo. c. Folger and family
expect to move into the new house
built by Mrs. Bradley on Water street,
tomorrow. They have been occupying
rooms in the We'll building for the past
year.
The Gardnerville Courier says that
Percy Arnot spent few days last week
visiting his home. Percy has been en-
ployed on the survey at Fallon but has
now gone to Sutter Creek, Amador
county where he will have a still better
position.
W. K. Mcfarland, says the Sutter
Creek Record, who has been in the EN-.
ploy of the railroad company at Sacra.
mento for the past year, has returned
with his family 10 the ranch at New
York Ranch, where he intends to re.
side in future.
The Traction Engine Co. left large
tank of oil standing on the road about
one mile from the Mountain Spring
house for the purpose of supplying
their engines with fuel. Some miscre.
ant opened the valve Tuesday and EN-.
ptied the oil on the road
The remains of Miss Cornelia
Watrous, young lady who was born
in Amador county, were brought tc
Jackson for interment last evening
from San Jose. The young lady was a
victim of cOuSumn ntion said tn have