Amador ledger., 1908-11-20
From Our Exchanges.

CANDha bOhW10h NAD hbIblb AuhbH
and the Robert Ellis ranch, last Sun
day to try and locate a site for the
steel bridge that is to be erected at
the crossing. Echo.
Married in Stockton, Nov. 6, 1908,
James W. Green aged -, aud ISIS
Elsie Westfal aged IS, bnth of Stock
ton. MIR Green is Wells Fargo IL
Co.'S. messenger between Stockton
and Lathrop. Miss Westtall is an
lone girl, having been born and
reared at lone, only recently moving
to Stockton, where the newly married
couple will reside. Echo.
Mr. and Mrs = w rhayer, of Lancha
Plana, left last week for Los
Angeles, we're Mr. Ihayer will re-
main and look after the business
interests Mrs Thayer Will continue
her journey into Texas, where she
will spend the winter with friends
and relatives. - Echo.
Nikola Loncar, of Stept, whose ap-
plication for citizenship came before
superior Judge q. W. Nicol, has been
denied naturalization papers. Among
the reasons for Loncar's rejection,
was that he lacked a proper under
standing of the government OF the
United States, that he had not con-
Quoted himself as man of good
moral character since his residence
in ruolumne county and that for the
past three years he had conducted a
saloon at Quartz Mountain in which
PROSTITUTION had been carried on. -
Sierra Times.
Major Otto l.. Sues of San Fran
cisco, came up from the bay city last
evening an returned this morning.
He is a special agent of the govern
ment, and came here to take couple
of dispositions regarding alleged irreg-
ularities in regard to pension matters.
Tbe depositlons we're taken IN this
city last night and will be- forwarded
to Washington from San Francisco.
AS the case is simply in state OF
investigation on the part of govern
ment officials no details OF the
charges filed can be given at this
time. Nugget.
During the noon hour today Rev.
E. j. Bradner married George Walter
Wells of ClarksvIlle and Emma
Martha Walker of May postoftice.
The couple will return to Clarksville
where they will make their home.-
Nugget.
Fl. K. Greve sold his fine trotting
mare this week to a party in Jackson
for SITS. Citizen.
Last tuesday sheriff Jones arrested
Frank Suplo in Angels on suspicion
of being connected with trick IN the
attempt to rob the plates at the Gwin
mine recently. Suplo was brought
to San Andreas and lodged in Jail.
He stoutly denies the robbery or any
connection with trick, but his stories
do not agree with each other or with
many known facts in the case. 1t is
claimed that there is strong evidence
that he is the guilty rty.-Prospect.
Miss Irene Hayes, formerly post
master at Wallace, was killed at Red
Bluff on Tuesday, where she was on
a visit. She and four other persons
were riding in all automobile and
were run down by a train. -Four out
of the party of five we're killed. Miss
Hayes was niece of Mrs r. A. Hill
of Wallace. -CitIZen.
S. G Beach's box factory is running
full time with a full crew again,
and is turning out orange box,
banana crate and oil box shook in
carload orders. The factory had
closed down for the season about ten
days ago, but so many orders came in
last week that 1T became necessary to
start up again. Nugget.
Robert Noble of Georgetown, one
of the pioneers of Ell Dorado county,
walked over to the county seat yes
terday to pay his taxes and transact
little business. Mr. Noble is 81 years
of age, but he made the eighteen. mile
walk with greater ease and less ia
tigue than a majority OF our high
school athletes could have done. He
crossed the plains in 1854 with the
father of Oscar Reeg of this city, and
delights in recounting "reminiscences
of those early days. lie returned
home this afternoon on the George
town stage-Nugget.
Marvellous Wood Saw