Amador ledger., 1908-06-19

on the 9th instant at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr. and Mrs John
Hopper, by the Rev. j.. Young. Mr.
Dutsoho is a son of Mr. and Mrs A .
E. DutsJhke, and the young couple
came to lone Saturday, enjoying
their honeymoon as guests of their
grand parents, Mr. and Mrs Il. X.
Scott Wednesday they returned to
Lodi, where they will make their
future home. The Echo joins their
many friends in wishing them every
happiness and prosperity. Echo.
James Gilronan of this place, who
was hurt In repairing the Cross shaft
after the explosion therein last Feb
ruary, was taken to the insane asylum
at Stockton few days ago. "A ngels
Record.
Several windows in the Angels
Hotel we're broken on Tuesday morn
ing, by the large water main in front
Of the hotel bursting and throwing a
lot Of earth and stones through the
windows. Angels Record
Edward Mccormick, who short
time ago stabbed another boy named
Questo, during quarrel on the
school grounds at Copperopolis, was
arrested on Thursday and brought be-
fore Justice McColry, who placed
him under bonds to appear at later
date. Angels Record.
On Wednesday morning the water
in Angels creek was covered with oil,
caused from the oil tank near the
railroad station having been tempered
with so that the oil escaped there
from and flowed into the creek. The
loss amounts to about $500. Angels
Record.
Yesterday morning about IL O'Clock
William johnson, while driving a
baud OF cattle through the town, had
his horse fall upon him in such a
manner as to break his left leg just
above the ankle. DR.. Adams refers
to the break technically as a Potts
fracture. Both bones were broken
just short distance above the ankle,
and so close to the JOINT that the
fracture will be difficult to mend,
and at best, will be painful and slow,
if not still more serious AT the time
Of the accident Mr. johnson was rid
ing for Mr. Prouty and in turning his
horse suddenly to head off some
cattle on Buena Vista street, the
horse slipped and fell, sliding about
twenty feet and causing the accident.
Echo
Mrs Clara Ringer died at her home
in Jackson Valley last Wednesday,.
Mrs Ringer was born in Iowa in 1850
and with her parents, sisters and
brothers, came TO California in 1878,
the family settling in Chico. De-
ceased was married to john Ringer ia
1883. Her maiden name was Clara
Woodward, and by her sad death
leaves her husband, Que son and
three daug htera, besides two brothers
and four sisters. Mrs Ringer was a
member Of the Methodist church.
The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon from the Methodist church.
The bereaved family have the sym
pathy of their many friends and the
community. Mrs Ringer was much
respected by all who knew her.
Echo.
X. A. Burrows, an expert in the
manufacture of articles or goods O.
asbestus, was in town about two weeks
ago, and after examining the ledge OF
asbestus on the ranch Of t'aytte Mace,
reported TO the managers of his com
pany, who are located at San Jose.
Mr.. Burrow' s report Brought Messrs
A. w. Hastings and N. Cakes to lone
to investigate the same. These gentle
men were well pleaged with the sur
face and the showing made in the
small amount OF prospecting done,
and were also much pleased at the
liberal terms offered by Mr. Mace
granting them ample time to satisfy
themselves that the much wanted
asbestus is there in sufficient quantity
to warrant development Of the lead
These gentlemen uncovered quite {
body of asbestus in hole or shaft,
to 10 feet deep, which they opened
up, and higher up on the hill founC
the groupings to be several inche
thick. - Echo.
For a time last Sunday the life o
DIR. X. L. Bromley wavered in tn
balance and so near to a separation
of body and spirit did he reach tina
hn hna ELnrnnn IA D AEin rnrnran 7.