Amador ledger., 1907-12-20

parents, ana mas not visited THIS Sec
ton since until the present time.
He was educated in the common
schools here, his parents living at
the time near Mares hotel. He is
now employed by the federal govern,
ment in the immigration service, and
his headquarters are in Los Angeles.
His business is to see that the laws
relating to the incoming of aliens are
strictly enforced. Of course most of
the work in that line is in regard to
the Chinese aud Japanese. He has a
leave of absence for over a month,
but expects to leave here early next
week.
Hunting licenses were issued to
Geo. w. Fitzgerald and Peter /. Jonas
during the last week.
Will Fuller returned from Ramsey
last evening, and will spend a few
days here. He is superintendent OF
the Ramsey Comstock mines.
j. E. Wilson and wife of Kennedy
Heights, have gone to- Tuolumne
county, to spend the holidays. V.
Barrett has taken Mr. Wilson's place
at the Kennedy Eduring the latter s
absence.
H. I. Justus came up from Oak
land Wednesday evening. He is
much impr oved, although still far
from being a we'll man. He has a
large assortment of talking machines
to dispose of, which he had purchased
for the holiday trade prior: to his
sickness.
Jack Parsons, who is working on
the fill at the bridge acros Sonth
jackson creek near the leila mine,
had his hand mashed yesterday so
that he had to lay off. He was push
ing loaded car out from the chute,
while one of the other men started to
push the car on the siding in to I'LL
it, but was in too big hurry and
caught Parsons hand between the two
cars, causing very painful injury,
though not one that will lay him up
for very long.
Under the head of documents
Recorded" there is an affidavit of
birth made by Mrs George Salzgeber
of lone, of children born to Chung
Now See, also of that place. There
we're six children born, the first
in 1891, all of them being natives of
lone. Mrs Salzgeber swears that she
has lived near the Chinese family for
the past twenty-five years, and knows
that all the children were born in
lone. 1t seems that one of the boys
is now DESTROYS of going to China
and wants to be sure that he can re-
turn to this country when ne is ready
and without any trouble, but the
immigration officials would not give
him return papers without the proper
credentials as to his birth.
A marriage license was issued by
the county clerk authorizing the
marriage of Eugenio Mornillini, aged
23, native of Italy now of Amador
City, and Catherine Vaira a native
of California, now of Drytown.
Mrs l.. j. Glavinovich and son,
Marshal, went down to Richmond yes
terday morning, to spend the holidays
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs S. u.
Spagnoli.
Mrs f. w Parker went to Rich
mond yesterday, to spend Christmas
with her sons, Clarence and Arthur,
who are in the employ of the Santa
t'e. She will probably spend New
Years with her other son, RueI, who
is employed by the Southern Pacific
at Oakland. She was accompanied
by her daughter. Laura.
Mrs Marguerite Moltino has taken
out license to distill brandy at
her place about five miles from
town. Alfonso Ginocchio and Will
liam lam are on her bond to the
amount of 5000 each.
A statement was published in the
Sacramento papers to the effect that
I. K. Jones, late division superin-
tendent of the Southern Pacific at
that point, was to be the political
manager for the great railroad COR
poration in that city. He is and has
been all along in the employ of the
company. But he writes to correct
the statement that has been sown
broadcast, and asserts that there is
nothing whatever of political nature
to his position.