Amador ledger., 1906-01-19
Additional Locals.

and the climate agrees with him, he
will probably make his home in the
city. His family will remain IN Jack
son for the present.
Lewis Love, the Ledger carrier,
has been sick for several days, and
we have had to get new hand at the
business. Subscribers must bear with
us under the circumstance.
Cigar satisfaction is the lot of the
man who patronizes Rusher's cigar
counter.
Main street is cleaner this morning
than it has ever been in the past &c
years. The city marshal has washed
the mud all off between the two
bridges. A good piece of work has
been accomplished at small outlay,
and it will no doubt remain compare
lively clean for a considerable part
of the winter.
Saturday for kid gloves at the Jack
son Shoe Store.
W. H. Kroning of Plymouth was
admitted to practice in the courts
of the state, on a successful examin-
alton before the third district court
of appeals in Sacramento this week.
Congressman GiIlett of this district
is assigned to two important COM
mittees, Judiciary and Expenditures
on Public Buildings.
Thomas Lemin has been laid up
with rheumatism for over a week.
He is somewhat better, but still a
very sick man.
S. j. Pearce of the Amador hotel
was sojourning in jackson several
days the past week, attending on his
old time friend, T. Lemin in his
severe sickness.
Give US daily some good bread. Pho
neer flour makes the best.
Rev. Simonovich of the Orthodox
Catholic church was here from Jack
son last week for the purpose of rails
ing funds toward building church
here. He reported meeting with
great success. Angles Record.
James F. Shields, as deputy sheriff,
went to lone Wednesday to take to
the Preston Industrial school at that
place, Henry Smith, the fourteen
year old boy, who was committed to
that institution by Judge Harrier
last week to serve seven years for
theft. Smith stole bicycle in Vail
ejo a few weeks ago. He is an in
corrigible youth hailing from San
francisco. Solano Republican.
Rusher's clothes cleaner Will take
out all those spots, only 25 cents a
bottle with sponge.
w. q. Thompson is the appointee of
the city board of trustees for recorder.
His duties are similar to those of a
police Judge. He has jurisdiction
not only in cases arising out of the
ordinances of the city trustees, but
also in relation to misdemeanors
under the state and county laws. In
fact mis- jurisdiction is concurrent in
ali matters, civil and criminal with
that of justice of the peace. He is
paid by fees. No salary is attached
to the office. Furthermore, for busi-
ness under state laws OF county ordin
ances, he cannot claim compens alton
from the county, he must look ex-
clusively to the city authorities and
civil litigants for his pay. 1t will be
readily seen that with the duties
divided up between city recorder and
justice of the peace, the position is
not bonanza.
Beginning Saturday afternoon Jan
uary 20 the Ladies Aid Society of the
M. K. church will begin a Woman's IS
Exchange, in Redlick's window,
where they will have for sale home
sale delicacies at reasonable prices
We kindly solicit the public patron
age.
Maurice Plasse, whose hand was so
badly mangled by being caught in the
machinery of the Zeila two weeks
ago, is getting along nicely. The
attending doctor says it will not be
necessary to resort to amputation and
that the use of the hand will be re-
tanned in a great measure.
We can supply fresh cut flowers at
short notice for all occasions. Artifi-
cial and everlasting flowers always in
stock. P. Cuneo at Cademartori' Is
bakery, Jackson.
2. Cuneo, successor to f. Cade-
martori, has laid in a supply OF
miners and laboring mems clothes
at prices which will be satisfactory
to all.
P. Cuneo has large assortment Of
HaviIand and Limoges ware, both in
sets and broken, which he offers tc
the people of jackson at cost.
A boy named Spinetti fell on the
school ground at Jackson Gate last
Monday, breaking both bones of the
left arm above the wrist.
L. E. Jones, who was in business
in Sutter Creek some 30 wears ago,
and who has since been residing IL
the southern part of the state, died