Amador ledger., 1907-11-29


site California hotel.
John L. Kelly and John Delahide
returned to this city few days ago.
They have been Yin Manhattan and
other mining camps of Nevada for
several months, and are glad to get
back to Amador.
The Call of Monday contains the
following item concerning Ernest
Lemin, we'll known in this county,
and son of Mr. and Mrs T. Lemin of
this city: Earnest Lemin a druggist
employed by the No Percentage drug
company, was held up by three men
in Golden Gate avenue between
Steiner and Pierce streets and robbed
of gold watch and 81.
Tom Peek returned to his home in
Oakland last Sunday.
A lot of old machinery, which has
been stored on the leila mining
ground, passed through town Tuesday
en- route to the copper mine of W. F.
Detert on the Costumes river, to be
used in the erection of more power
f1l hoist to be placed upon that pro-
perty.
Turkeys for Thanksgiving COM
handed % cents per pound, the same
as last year.
DR.. T. P. Aiken and wife, after a
protracted absence, returned to this
county on Wednesday of last week,
and went up to the Climax mine.
near Weiland, where they intend to
pass the winter There is a probable
ity of re-opening the Climax in the
spring. The doctor has been IN the
mining camps of southeastern Nevada
since he left here
j. A. Vanderpool of Plymouth has
secured the agency in this district
for the we'll known Baker & Hamilton
wagons. buggies and carts, and will
fill your orders to the chest of his
ability. If your are in need of any
thing in that line, see his stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
Tuesday evening while unloading
large box containing show case, in
front of VogeIli's jewelry store, Geo.
tolger, who drives the express wagon,
came very near meeting his doom.
The box tipped too far while taking
it off the wagon and damned hia head
against the post standing in front of
the store. 1t caused him great pain
besides giving him a swelled head.
4. c. Fisher, the Wells Fargo mess
enger, and family have rented the
WriggIesworth house on Broadway.
and expect to move in Monday.
Pioneer -four is the best; have no
other.
While painting the roof of the
porch over the store to be occupied
by Will Schroeder on Court street,
Chris Marelia lost his footing and
fell to the ground. He was fortunate
that he was not badly hurt, for
he got off with only cut on his chin.
VIM. j. McGee's law office is now
in the Grant building, rooms Alb and
Ala, at the corner of 18th and Market.
Tel. Market 10. N294t
Dr. Martin went to Oakland Mon
day to spend the holidays with his
parents, who live there. He will be
gone about i've weeks.
Last Saturday evening the Uniform
Rank X. of P. went to MnkeIumne
Hill and played Brookdale Farm be-
fore crowded house. They took in
over $50 at the door for admission to
the show besides something over S27
for the dance. This brings their
earnings from this show up to nearly
$500, besides which they Will appear
in Suffer Greek next Saturday.
The plate glass and window frames
for the new store next door to the
place now occupied by VIM. Tam, and
which he will move into as soon as
finished, have arrived and carpenters
have been at work the past couple of
days putting them in and laying the
flooring. 1t will now only be a
matter of week or two before Tam
moves in.
We are keeping right up to date
with our Peerless plansifter flour,
getting little better right along.