Amador ledger., 1901-12-20
NEWS OF The PAST WEEK
Short News Items Of Local
Interest.
Novel Experience in Money Matters.
Gotow Sentenced to Seven Years
at Folsom Prison.


sale; Mrs Jennie Larsen, Summit st.
Turkey dinner every Sunday at
Louvre restaurant.
An excellent Christmas dinner will
be served at the National hotel from
$50 to 1880 p. m.
Thomas Lemin is steadily recovering
from a severe attack of rheumatism
and other troubles.
DR.. Aiken is here attending to his
dentistry practice in the absence of DR..
Wilson, who is away on Christmas
vacation.
Soused pig feet, salami, and choice
ham and bacon at Caminetti's Central
Market.
Mrs. Oliver Clark of South Jackson,
returned Monday from two months
visit with her sister, Mrs. Annie Tilden,
at Portland, Oregon.
DIR. Herrick and wife left Monday
for Stock ton, to spend Christmas with
relatives there. The doctor will re-
turn in about 10 days.
Trays beat deuces! We have
Japanned trays, all sizes. Weller
Hdwe. Store.
Physicians would not recommend
Jesse Moore Whiskey if they did not
know it to be the best in the market.
J. D. Nuner and wife, of the Central
hotel, went to San Andreas Tuesday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. j. Gillen, a
relative of Mr.. Nuner by marriage.
G. Giovannoni, miner at the Ken
nedy, had the tip of his little finger
badly mashed by a falling rock Tuesday
night. The mishap will lay him off for
two or three weeks.
Fresh consignment OF pigs feet, Sal
ami, compressed ham. Swiss and Ameri-
can cheese, bloaters and herring at
Caminetti's Central Market.
Mrs. DIR. Lonigo and her two daugh-
ters, Victorine and Ella, returned home
Tuesday evening from San Francisco,
after an absence of six months. The
daughters have been attending school
in the city.
Just received from the east a large
invoice of rocking chairs, carpets,
metal bedsteads, folding beds, china
closets, chiffOniers, tables. couches,
parlor and bedroom suits at the White
House.
Have you seen the nice polished steel
pipe we use in setting up our stoves?
1t resem bles the genuine Russia iron,
and is sold at % cents per joint How
is that for pipe dream? Weller
Hdwe. Store.
Mrs Ann Bennetts. grandmother of
Mrs T. Lemin, came over from Amador
City last Friday to see her daughter
and son-in-law. She is 81 years of age,
and made the trip from Amador and
return the same day. Considering her
extreme age she is perhaps the most
active woman in the county today,
being able to attend to her own house.
work and cooking.
Special offerings in hats Black felt
hats (fedora) worth 81. so, at this weeks
prices, S1.50. Stiff brim hats worth
$3.50, at S1.50 at the White House.
Mrs. Arthur, who lived in Jackson
with her family for some time, and left
for Grass Valley about six years ago,
was married there about two years
back to James Perdue. Her son,
Thomas Arthur, was married on the
9th of December to Miss Kohler. An
nouncements have been sent out that
her daughter, Mary Louise Arthur,
will be married next Saturday to
Thomas j. Rule, also of Grass Valley.
Jack Frost and water pipe have had
several bouts lately. From reports re-
ceived here, pipe came out second best.
However, we revived the pipe on short
notice. All kind of plumbing, Weller
Hdwe. Store.
Mcmillan, the photographer, left
Thursday morning for the upper camps
of the Standard Electric Company,
taking with him his view camera and
a complete outfit for field work. He
expects to be away three or four days,
and will take views of all the points of
interest along the entire line of the
canal from Mill creek to Electra. Nc
MILAN is first class artist, and will no
doubt make series of pictures that
will present a more complete view of
this great undertaking than any photo
graphs yet made.
George Fullen and Tom Ryan. both
of whom live near Martell' 5 station, had
"a novel experience in money matters
recently. Fullen left 800 with Ryan
on deposit, which the latter put in his
safe. When it became necessary to
pay taxes, Fullen drew his money and
came to town on that business. Ar
irving here he got twenty dollars from
a friend, and paid his taxes Herewith,
receiving five silver dollars in change,
which were wrapped up by themselves,
and leaving his 800 in gold intact.
On returning he again deposited, as he
thought, the 800 with Ryan, remark
ing that he had not used any of it.
Without opening it Ryan placed the
package in his safe. Some days there
afterlFullen, having use for some money
called upon his banker and was handed
his package of coin just as it had been
received On Onaninp it, instead nj