Amador ledger., 1900-06-29

The funeral of the late Maria Cas-
sella was held at the Catholic church
| yesterday morning at 1880. Inter-
ment in the Catholic cemetery.
Look out for the sale of ladies white
goods at the Red Front Saturday, June
9Th. 6-8-tf
Divine service will be held in Masonic
Hall, Sunday next, at II a. m.
VIM. TUSoN, Rector.
Three pair full finished ladies stock
ings for 25 cents. White House. 6-8-tf
Mrs. C. A Herrick is visiting her
mother in Stockton and will remain
until after July 4th.
Ladies white muslin umbrella draw
ers with embroidery or lace, 45 cts. a
pair at the Red Front 6-s-tf
One hundred pupils of the various
schools of the county have been pro-
NOTED from the primary to the gram
mar grade. An excellent showing
Just received large consignment of
harness from the East. Parties de-
string good serviceable harness at
lowest city prices can find it at Free
mans. 6-22-tf
An account of the Amador Bar Asso-
citation, and several other items of in
terest, were crowded out this week.
They will appear later.
Ladies' white muslin chemise As cts.
each at the Red Front. 6-8-tf
Forty-eight of the sixty-one pupils
who wrote for grammar grade diplomas,
last week were successful. Their names
will appear later.
Ladies' dress shoes, sl.25 a pair at
the Red Front. 6.8-tf
V. S. Garbarini arrived from Muir
phys the fore part of the week and re-
turned to-day. He and his family will
return to jackson some time next
month and remain here permanently.
Six pair mems no-seam socks for 25
cents at the Red Front. 6-8-tf
The Rt. Rev. w. H. Moreland D. D.,
Bishop of Sacramento, will visit Jack.
son July 8th, and will hold confirma-
tion service in Masonic Hall, Sunday
evening, July 8th, service p. m.
Look out for the sale of ladies white
goods at the Red Front Saturday,
June 9th. 6-8-tf
w. Frank Pierce, G.. p. Gilbert, c.
0. Poole and A. c. Bunker of the Stan
dard Electric Company arrived from
San Francisco Tuesday and registered
at the New National. Later they visit
ed the works on the Mokelumne river,
and Mr.. Pearce, we believe, went to
Bear river
The White House has concluded
to stay and decided to sell cheaper
than ever. Prices will rule especially
amounts for cash. 6-8-tf
Lemuel Goodwin of Mokelumne Hill,
a notice of whose death appears in this
issue, came to California from one of
the eastern states in 1852 and settled
in this part of the State. He was a
Republican candidate for sheriff of CAL
averas county some years ago, but was
defeated by Ben Haws. He has been
constable for 80 or 40 years.
Ladies' white muslin um brella draw
ers with embroidery or lace, As cts. a
pair at the Red Front. 6-6-tf
Stephen Cranes early work, his ex-
citing experiences in the Cuban War,
his fearlessness and lack of care for his
health, and the work which he had
planned but had no opportunity to
finish, are noted In an extended sketch
in the Argonaut for July g. 1900. The
death of the brilliant young writer has
called out many testimonials to his gen.
ius and engaging character.
Ladies' Oxford Ties, so cents pair
at the Red Front. 6-S-tf
Constable Pat Kelly arrested Ed
Guider, June %, for appropriating Ed.
Edwards watch, the latter being asleep
in a chair in Chinn's saloon at the
time. Guider pawned the watch to
one of the county officials for a small
sum, from whose hands Constable
Kelly received it. Guider was sentenc-
ed by Justice Goldner to 30 days i'm
prisonment yesterday.
Ladies white muslin skirts, full size.
so cents each, at the Red Front.
6-S-tf
A runaway early last Tuesday MORN
ing in Contra Costa county caused the
death of former resident of Jackson
named Paul Steumer He was thrown
from fOur-in-hand vehicle into the
bed of creek, "a feet below. DIR.
Mosklman, q young man who used to
play ball here, left the rig only three
minutes before the accident happened.
Ladies Oxford Ties, SO cents a pair
at the Red Front. 6-8-tf
Among the guests at Grasso's place,
Volcano, are Charles Mitchell and wife
OF San Francisco, and Mr. and Mrs.
John Frey. Mr.. Frey is clerk at the
Lick House, San Francisco. Prior to
accepting his present situation he
clerked at the Grand Hotel for eight
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Frey are former
residents of Volcano.