Amador ledger., 1908-08-28


Idaho, who died in Denver, Color
ado, July, ~, after an Illness Of
one week at the age of ~ years.
The people here will remember Mr.
Lambing we'll as he lived among us
for about thirty years. He will be
remembered mostly for his energy
ana inventive ability, as the patentee
of self-fling dredger bucket with
which he solved the difficulty of min
ing low ground without a fall for
water, and successfully operating his
system, for many years on Dry Creek,
at the place that still bears his name.
We understand he mined ground in
Colorado with the same system sue
cessfully. Echo.
Mrs Mary Clark died at her home
in lone, on Tuesday, August II, 1908.
Mrs Clark was an old an highly re-
spected resident of lone having lived
at or near lone since coming to this
state. She was born in Ireland in
1884, came to America in 1945. Was
married in Massachusetts, in 1851 to
= Owen Dooley, by which marriage four
children were born; Eugene, Kate,
Thomas and Mrs Lizzie Martin, all of
whom are living but Kate. In 1866,
she was again married to Hugh Clark,
having four children, Edward, Hir.
man. Mrs Alice Wheeler and Mrs Ella
Miller, all of whom are living hut
Hirman. She was inferred in the
Catholic cemetery, Thursday, Rev.
Father kearney officiating. Echo.
The Whitaker Estate of Gait that
purchased the butcher shop in lone
recently, do all their killing at Gait.
Geo. Harris went down Monday to
take charge of the slaugtherlng.
Echo.
N. Arditto, who has been working
at mining IN Colordao for over two
years past, returned to his Did home
IN this section Monday of last week.
At the time of the failure of the
Sutter Greek State Bank, he had on
deposite over $1,000 of hard earned
coin. How much of it he will re-
cover remains to be seen, but it is
hoped it will be eaIl.-Amador Record.
Henry Joses, who got his foot badly
burned with Stag at the Campo Seco
Copper mine about five weeks ago, and
has since been in the st. Joseph g
Hospital in Stockton, came up We'd
nesday to stay week or so at sthe
home of his brother, j. Joses.
The county central committee of
the republican party met IN San
Andreas last Sunday and was called
to order at 10 O'Clock a. m. by P. +.
Pache, chairman. The following were
present: P. f.. Pache. chairman; j.
Dietz, Il. o. Washburn, W. S. Dennis,
A. L.. Wyllie, and r. b. Moore,
secretary. A call was issued for
primaries to be held IN the various
precincts of the county Saturday,
September 18th, for the purpose of
electing delegates to attend county
convention to be held at San Andreas
on Saturday, September 18th. Pros
pect.
James Riley has resigned his posi-
tion at the Omega mine to accept
one of responsibility at one of the
big properties in Amador county.
He is to assume his duties on Sep
tember lst. Mr. Riley was in Sonora,
where he owns home, last Saturday.
lie left Monday for San Francisco,
where lie will rejoin Mrs Riley and
their child and the three proceed
from the metropolis to Amador City.
Sonora Democrat.
Feel languid. weak, rundown?
Headache? Stomach '?-JusC a
plain case of lazy liver. Burdock
Blood Bitters tones liver and stom
ach, promotes digestion, purifies the
blood.
was somewhat astonished to hear
that with the issue of August 10Th the
old Calaveras Chronicle had suspend
ed publication. The Chronicle was
surely landmark of the county, for
it was established in October 1851.
Mr. Burce, the present editor, has
been connected with the paper in one
way or another ever since 1871, and
since 1880 was its owner. For the
past four months the paper has
devoted its columns mostly to min
ing and we believe it has done great
deal of good for this mining district,
but it seems that those most directly
interested did not appreciate it's