Amador ledger., 1908-08-21

without avail, " writes John II. Iirkle
of Phillppi, w. Va. "He saw Cham
berlain's collie, colera and diarrhoea
remedy advertised in the Phllippl
Republican and decided to try It,
The result Is one bottle cured him
and he has not suffered with the dis
ense for eighteen months. Before
taking this remedy he was constant
sufferer. lie is now sound and we'll,
and although sixty years old, can 90
as much work as young man. Solu
by Jackson's drug store, Spagnoll'
prop.
Charles CORN, who has been en-
ployed at the Campo Seco copper
mine for the past three years, in
responsible position, resigned his
place early this week. He was III
jackson Monday, and intends going
to San Francisco for medical advice,
as his health has not been good for
some time. He and family will pro-
badly thereafter return to Amador
county. He reports things moving
slowly at the copper mine since the
fire. From 10 to 20 men have been
laid off, and it is expected more will
be thro En out of work for several
months, until the damage by the fire
can be repaired and enable the mine
to run full blast again.
W. 6. Anderson, formerly of this
city, where he attended school in his
boyhoOd days, but who rs now super
intendent of the Iona gold mine In
Colorado. is engaged in one of the
hugest tunneling operations in con-
uection with that mine that has ever
been undertaken in the history OF
mining. The tunnel has already
reached a distance of 5544 feet, with
a distance of 1240 still to go before
the main tissure velE is reached. lee
main lode is known as the Argentine
vein, which has surrendered millions
of dollars. The Iona expects TO strike
equally rich ore as 1T has proven at
other points in the past. 1t is hoped
to complete the tunneI in January
next.
g. 2. Vicini wenE to San Francisco
last Saturday on business and from
there to Pacific Grove. where his
family is spending their vacation.
f4e will return in a few days.
The party of CAPITALISTS from San
Francisco. accompanied by Andrew
Noce left the city IN an auto, with
au expert chaffeur, at O'Clock in
the morning, and reached jackson at
$3.50 the same afternoon. The dis
tance traversed wEs at least lGO mixes,
SO they must have averaged about 20
lilies an hour. They left for the city
again Monday morning. lhe aaEe
parties visited Angels, to look into
mining proposition in that camp.
Mr. and Mrs Hooper and daughter
came up from Alameda county yester-
DAY in an automobile. on visit to
Mrs Ricthmyer.
The team belonging to the bakery
wagon of Veratto a. Co., ran away
early this morning in coming down
the hill from the court house to Main
street. They came to halt by being
street, and both horses fell on the
sidewalk in front Of recorder ihOmp-
sous office. The only damage was a
slight displacement of the woodwork
in front of the judges office.
I'he infant child of Morris Newman
died early yesterday morning at the
Newman residence on Court street.
The little one was about five weeks
old. and after the death of the
mother in San Francisco week before
last, the child was brought to this
city to be taken care of by its grand
III other. The funeral will take place
today; interment by the side of the
mother in Amador City cemetery.
Mrs Frank Simcich returned this
week from a months stay at BARTLETT S |
Springs, Lake county. Her niece,
Miss Simcich, came with her from
San francisco for short visit.
Mrs Tadsh and son departed this
morning for their home in Rhyolite,
New.
performance will be given in the
Van Ness Avenue theatre, San Fran.
cisco, next Friday for the benefit of
Mrs Jud g. Brusie. The seats are
selling at big premium, and
handsome sum is expected to be
for the widow.
NJ. f.. Calkins resigned the secre-
taryship of the local lodge of Eagles
at the meeting last night. as he is