Amador ledger., 1905-02-03
LOCAL NEWS

Sweeping sale at Redlick's.
Read our ad in this issue. Jackson
oe Store.
pon't forget to be with the N. D.
IW. on the l4th.
PIONEER FLOUR always has been
still is tne best.
lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
'ntly on hand at Nettles' Mkt.
1. f. Wilson, Dentist Hours a. M.
5 p. m. Phone Main 4O4 Jackson,
Hot tomales at the Union House.
rites will please leave orders before
pd.
you don't want to come to town
n don't read our ad. Jackson Shoe
pre-.
Milford Dennis left for the city Sun
morning, on business relating to
lone and Eastern Railroad.
Iiss Mayme Norman, daughter of
Priif Norman of Jackson, is visiting
family of her uncle, John Dohman,
Bhe Cary House in Placervlle.
Iiss Dana Rice, compositor in the
patch Office, left for Sacramento the
of last week, for brief visit. H.
Emerson is typesetting in her
ence.
weeping sale of all winter goods at
llick S.
Irs. H. Beauchemin, says the West
mt correspondent of the Calaveras
ronicle, is preparing to leave that
In. to made her home with her son,
ll Beauchemin, in Jackson
he N. D. G. w. viii expect to see
in the grand march on the evening
he 14th.
While in San Francisco we purchased
pew seIf-registeripg thermometer,
will hereafter publish ID record
kly of the minimum and maximum
perature, as well as the rainfall.
will be to your advantage to read
his issue the ad of Redlick's.
has. Smith of Amador City, father
Webster Smith, superintendent of
Kennedy, has been stopping with
son for two weeks, undergoing
ttment by Dir. Gall, who has sue
fully removed a skin cancer from
right ear.
very Native Son within % miles of
kson should be at Loves hall on the
hing of the 14th The N. D. G. w.
all be there.
he IA year old boy of D. A. Nuner,
nerly of the Globe hotel, was thrown
jack at Central hill, Calaveras
nty, last Monday, sustaining d dis
tion of the left elbow and other in
es. He was taken to Paloma for
gical treatment.
There are nine prisoners confined in
county jail, the flood mark reached
long time. Four of these are
lifting trial on felony charges. Be-
bs these one is out on bail, on a
ny charge, and two more are ex-
bed shortly, DR.. Staples and Mrs.
<ie, making seven felony cases to be
Ii winter goods at cut prices at
llick's.
he heavy dynamos for the electric
BIT weighing over 20 tons each, also
Pral transformers, are stored at the
road depot at lone until such time
he roads are in condition to enable
ln to be hauled to their destination.
company erected substantial
me building over this machinery for
sole purpose of protecting the same
inst injury by the weather.
E. Letang was the first in jackson
bill freight to Ranlett station on the
|e and Eastern Railroad. He ordered
ar of coal to be forwarded to this
bit. He is running short of coal, and
nd it impossible to get teams to haul
same to Jackson. From Ranlett
.re is no doubt he will be able to Sc
E teams.
Tadich, who has been employed
he merchandising houses of jack
for number of years, left Sunday
rning for San Francisco, with the
ntion of remaining there. He was
bloyed at Redlick's store for some
RS; Iatterly he was salesman at the
tie House, and latterly he had been
biting orders for M. Ladar.
ol. Morse Of Bakersfield, and Lieut..
Blackwell of Newman, prominent
kials of the Uniform Rank, were
tors at the regular meeting of Com
y of, OnllOlhl Ae"hh' ~ vi :; Vi
zson on Monday night. After the
1lar business the members and
tors partook of a supper in the ban
t room of Odd Fellows hall.
he construction of lighting plant
lone was commenced last week. A
ding for the substation is being
tied near the high school. The
tricity will be furnished by the
erican River Electric Company. 1t
hid sufficient number of patrons
@ been secured to make the enter
% a profitable one. The cement
ndation for the substation was COM