Amador ledger., 1909-04-02
From Our Exchanges.

men,replaclDg them with WHITE laDOI'
Angels Record.
Robert M. HeHren, aged II years,
and Huldah McMurry, also 81 years
of age, and both of lone, we're grant
ed a marriage license by the county
clerk of San Joaquin on Friday last
John q. Ing has been appointed re-
ceiver at the u. S. Land Office at
Sacramento by President Taft, and
the appointment confirmed by the
senate. Mr. Ing is recognized as one
of the most energetic republicans in
Northern California, and is also an
up-to-date business man and booster.
His many friends will be pleased with
his deserved recognition. Nugget.
Chas. II. Dunton of Slatington, was
over from the quarry town. Mr. Dun
ton is delighted with the manner in
which the Preston School of Industry
was treated by the legislature. being
allowed practically everything asked
for in the way of appropriations,
amounting to s362, 500. Nugget.
John Hill, the matchmaker, who
has been in lone for over year, re-
moved with his wife to Oak Park :
Sacramento county. Mr. Hill has
suffered from an affection of throat
and decided that slight change in
climate would materially benefit his
health. Echo.
On the advice of 9. Z. Vicini, JUS
tioe Gartlin imposed a fine of ten
dollars on j. M. Halter, who was
held to answer for assault. 1t will be
remembered that some weeks ago
Halter assaulted a man named John
Bay on Main street and Bay bad
Haller held to answer with the result
stated above. Echo.
The lone boys have refused to play
with Sonora and justly. Sonora
wanted the game held in Sonora with
n Sonora man as referee. When
Sonora played In lone a Sonora man
was referee, and now il lone is to go
an lone man should act as referee
Echo.
A. q. Roy and q. Miller are the
names on the hotel register for the
two men who we're in town this
week cheating the slot machines.
They were caught in their operations
Of of al ri
battery to a machine. No attempt
was made to prosecute them as there
is question as to the legality of the
machines themselves. They were
given until train time to leave lone
and they went. Echo.
The superintendent of the Union
mine near Ell Dorado has purchased
quantity of heavy dimension tim bers
from the Blair Lumber Company of
this city, and as soon as the same can
be hauled to the mine will arrange for
the adding of twenty stamps more to
the crushing capacity of the mill. A
corresponding increase in the work.
Good results are being obtained from
the 100 tons of ore per day now being
put through the mill, which justities
the increase in capacity.
Calaveras county is likely to receive
considerable benefit from the road con-
stFuction about to be undertaken in
in 10 ho m IN
vast quantities of trap rock and
gravel which are suitable for road
construction, and such material is
lacking in the alluvial country of
San joaquin. We understand that
already contracts have been entered
into with parties about Milton. Jenny
Lind and North Branch for supplies
of road material, that will Ering to
the owners of the land su bstantial
returns. Probably no better road
material is to be found any where
than this county can supply, and
great quantities are easy OF access to
our neighbor. Prospect.
Regarding the action of W. A.
NeVils against T.. II. Hinton and
othersfor S245, the Groveland Pros
pector says; Hinton and his part
ners, lemons and McGowan put
sawmiIl on the land of Neyills, under
a verbal agreement with that gentle
man, and proceeded to saw and sell
lumber. Some time ago Mr. Hinton,
on gaining some inkliEg of probable
trouble. went to Nevills and, in the
presence of witnesses, made a tender
of the amount due under the verbal
agreement, only to have it refused.