Amador ledger., 1905-02-24
LOCAL NEWS

H1ONEER FLOUR always mas Oeen
and still is the best.
Ravioa and chicken dinner at the
Union House next Sunday.
Lemons, oranges, and bananas con-
stantly on hand at Nettles' Mkt
J. F. Wilson, Dentist. Hours a. M
to 5 p. m. Phone Main 404. Jackson,
Cal.
Chas. H. Crocker, the attorney, left
Sunday morning for Nevada county, to
try case in the superior court He
will return the latter part of the week.
Hot tomales at the Union House.
Parties will please leave orders before
hand.
George Woehrle, who has been driv-
ing the ice wagon for John Strohm,
left for the city by Tuesday S stage, ex-
pecting to remain there.
Miss Jennie Postle, trained nurse,
residence at Mrs. AnthOny's, Hamilton
tract, Jackson.
One of Andrew Piccardo S big freight
teams capsized Thursday morning in
making the trip to Jackson with load
of freight from Ranlett Fortunately
no particular damage was done.
Olives, salami, swiss. limburger
Martins cream ana California cheese
at Nettles' Mkt.
Chas. H. Meyer, president of the
w. F. NJ, will visit the unions along
the mother lode during this month.
He will be accompanied by NJ. w.
Moore, member of the executive board
from this district.
Miss Hazel Green and Miss Maud
Fortner will sell summer vests Satur-
day at the Jackson Shoe Store.
The grand ball to be given tomorrow
night in Loves hall promises to be
swell affair This ball will be the event
of the season, and those who enjoy
dancing TO frst-class music will surely
be there when Floor Director Lemin
CullS lOE Gue RIduu lndGcu.
The lone and Eastern Railroad, it is
reported, has rented or leased the barn
building of the Mountain Spring house,
for the purpose of using il as a depot.
1t is thought this is but temporary
expedient, until the road is completed.
Big bargains for Saturday; see our
ad this week. Jackson Shoe Store.
John Campbell, the well-known tim
Der man of Antelope. is under the doc
tors care in Jackson. He has been
suffering from severe attack of jaun-
dice, and is staying at Rugne's board
ing house.
Antoine Rickert was installed as book
keeper at Strohm's brewery on Tues
day. He has charge of matters per-
tanning to the revenue stamps, and will
see that everything is conducted in
systematic and thorough manner
Fresh picked olives of the season
just received; 65c per gallon. Nettles'
Market.
superintendent of Schools Geo. A.
Gordon was confined to the house for
several days last week, owing to an
attack of the grippe. He was able to
attend to his Office work on Monday
Mrs. Gordon came home the latter part
of last week, after spending few days
with relatives in lone. She is steadily
recovering the use of her arm, which
was injured in the accident in ascending
Mt. Hamilton several months ago.
A. Franatovich called upon the
sheriff's Office last Saturday night TO
investigate a supposed burglary. Some
monuments in his establishment were
overturned, and other indications that
the premises had been invaded. After
looking into the affair and finding
nothing missing, and no particular
damage done, it was concluded that
some inebriated fellow wandering
around aimlessly was at the bottom of
the mischief.
Mems dress shirts at your own price
Saturday. Don't miss this big sale.
Jackson Shoe Store.
J. Driscoll, an inspector of the post
Office department. was IN Jackson
Tuesday. His mission was to hunt up
matter that occurred three years ago.
A parcel of mushrooms was received at
the local Office about that time from
Italy. Such articles are subject to
customs duties, and the probability is
that it was returned to Washington for
non-payment of duties. The postal
authorities of Rome have written in
quiring about the missing package, and
the agent has been sent out to endeavor
to trace its history.
Chris Marcia took trip over the
new railroad from Ranlett to lone one
day last week, in company with Will
ford Dennis. The pair anticipated
making the return trip by the same
route, and they did, but in a way that
was unexpected. 1t happened that the
train from San Francisco was three
hours late, and the superintendent of
the new road, Fl. p Hoey, was expect
ed thereon, to be conveyed to Ranlett
the same evening. The delay on the
main line Disconnected the plans at this
cad of the connecting road. Marcia