Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1906-12-14
RUHSER'S
LOCAL NEWS

PEI NOur GlCh6lS dG Iuo JdChSOu
be Store, and get some of those
|tty dishes free.
hrs Franatovich was taken to
Pckton on SundaySSlast tor medical
'atment. She was attended by Mrs
hnk Simcich. She has been a very
K woman tor several months, almost
pless, aud unable to take care OF
three children. A subscription
taken up, ana the necessary funds
BED to send her to the hospital in
|ckton for treatment. She has beer
fering from assesses, which re-
ed to yield to treatment.
RS. Barkan & SewaIl-Speciaists
eye, ear, nose and throat, are now
|ated at 100 California St., corner
Ness Ave-, San Francisco.
|lr and Mrs Walter Taylor, and Mrs
'KiIkwood returned home Sunday
ming, from a short visit with re-
YES in Stockton.
w. HartzelI, commonly known as
HartzeII, died at his home III
lejo on Saturday last aged 81
rs. lie was weII-known as a rail
d promoter. For a couple of years
WAS operating in Amador county.
W as interested in the Republican
fkly and daily paper of Jackson,
be nine or ten years ago, and at
same time was endeavoring to
1re capital to build railroad
n lone to jackson. After leaving
e he went to Solano county and
been working on an electric rail
d scheme from Vallejo to other
rs IN Solano county. He was
of much energy and enterprise.
was interested in the street rail
bis system of San francisco when
enterprise was in its infancy.
go. l. Wright left for Oakland
San Francisco Saturday, to see
family, and also to meet Claude
it'll of Goldfield, New, for the
pose of having the necessary
ers drawn up and executed to
ire a lease of a portion of the
Ter Consolidated ground. compris-
over six acres, with the view of
development by the Del Monte
bpany. Mr. Wright expects to go
ioldfield to look over the ground,
thereafter to go east to place
ck sufficient for active working.
s not likely that much work will
Hone before spring, on account of
weather conditions there, and the
ieulty of getting in the necessary
Eerial to commence operations.
lining is dong at the Del Monte in
aveTas county. A keeper has been
eed in charge, and all work tenn
arily suspended.
lark Eudey, who has been deputy
The clerks Office tor the past two
nths, has resigned, and left Satur-
morning for San Francisco.
m there he will proceed to Ogden,
b, to visit his mother and sisters.
s will be gone for two to three
nths. He expects to take a posi-
in San francisco on his return
california.
herif elect U. S. Gregory left
urday for Stockton to attend the
herring of the sherIffs of the state,
Oh convened in that city the same
He returned Sunday.
n account of the holidays being so
be at hand, we have decided to
p up our low prices for the benefit
The buying folks, as you need more
IDS now than at any other time,
a saving on your part we con-
er a good inducement. Remember
t the old gentleman with the long
beard brings presents only. But
bargains go to The Red Front, =
iday goods will be slaughtered at
FciIess prices.
he electric power was shut off for
bw hours Tuesday, owing to the
rricane blowing down some of the
ctric poles. The power line and
water system of the STANDARD
Ectric Company withstood the shock
The storm remarkably we'll.
hrs Tom Peek came up from Oak
d tuesday, to spend the holidays
{ relatives here.
he jackson gas works are short Of
|, and as a result, there is seri-
shortage of gas. Usually Austria
b or Puget Sound coal Is the
teriaI used for making gas here.
these grades have not been OBJ.
nable for several weeks. lone Goa
crude oil have been resorted tt
this emergency, but they do not
pond in gas product in anything
e the same ratio as the more desir
g coal. Besides the gas is of great
inferior grade. tuesday night tn,
supply gave out entirely. Store
dwellings depending upon thi
hminant we're LETT in darkness, ant
B to rustic up coal oil lamps o
ldIes to tide over the emergency
a short time the electric light
be out also, which further com
Gated the situation.
swell line of handkerchiefs jus
ived by express, you never saw
ttier lot in you lite, at the Jack
Shoe Store.