Amador ledger., 1908-03-06

March IL, Tor the benefit or the
church.
We make a speciality of washing
miners, and machinists, jumpers and
overalls. Suits washed, pressed,
cleaned or dyed. We give you high
grade work Amador County Steam
Laundry, Clarence r.. Jarvis.
Lorenzo &. Arata and family re-
turned to their home in Sacramento
on Monday last, after spending the
past few weeks here with their re-
latives.
Two bids were received by Wm j.
McGee, as attorney for the public adj
ministrator for the house and lot in
Volcano left by Mary Thomson upon
her death. One was for $50, while
the other was for $50, the latter being
Z. |. Jonas of Volcano. Only one
bid was received for the two lots
south of lngleside track, San Fran
cisco, this being $3.50 by d. E. Con-
lon.
VIM. j. McGee's law office is now
in the Grant building, rooms Alb and
Ala, at the corner of 18th and Market.
Tel. Market 49, N294t
A II arrangements had been made in
Mokelumne Hill for tho institution
of lodge of the Native Daughters in
that town on Tuesday evening, but
for some reason district deputy grand
president, Mrs Bisbee, of Angels
Camp, who was to have charge of the
installing, telephoned that she would
not be able to attend and that they
would have to postpone it until Mon.
day evening.
Mrs *. Il. Delahide went to San
Francisco last Saturday to lay in the
spring stock for her millinery store.
Will Spear had a very bad abscess
on his leg opened the latter part of
last week by DR.. Endicott.
g. Z. Vicini went to San francisco
Wednesday, to spend a few days on
business.
Miss Della Asbury, formerly Of
lone, hut had lately been living in
Stockton, died late Friday afternoon
at st. Joseph's hospital in that city
from inflammation of the stomach.
The remains Gere taken to lone, and
Oh Tuesday morning conveyed to
Mokelumno Hill. where they we're
inferred by the Native Daughters be-
side her parents and three sisters. a
large number of friends followed the
remains to the grave. She leaves four
brothers to mourn her demise, they
being Jack, George, kLouis and Ed.
The last two are in Arizona so we're
unable to attend the funeral. She
was about twenty eight years of age.
Almost immediately after the lone
Echo was sold by j. b. Barnes, who
owned 1T for so long a time, the plant
was moved from the building owned
10y W. j McGee, in which it has
been located for number of years,
to that owned by Jake Newman,
formerly the Palm saloon, to reopen
which parties from Stockton applied
to the board of supervisors for a
license. There was quite fight at
the time for and against the issuance
Of the license. Now it is rumored
that the Knights of the Royal Arch,
the retail liquor mems organization
of lone, was the actual purchaser of
tue paper, and are using this method
of satisfying Mr. Newman.
q. Lepori, one of the four men in
dicted for the burning of the Summit
hotel, and A. Caminetti, his lawyer,
went to San Francisco yesterday.
Wednesday evening the committees
of the various lodges met in Joint
session in the supervisors room to dis
cuss the cemetery question, Dr. 9. II.
Gibbons being in the chair, aud W.
III. Greenhalgh acting as secretary.
Only one lodge had held regular
meeting since they met couple of
weeks ago to discuss the same thing,
so it was decided TO lay the matter
over tor month by which time all
the lodges would have met, and the
committees would be better able to
express the opinion of all the mem
| bers.
Receipt books, location blanks, deeds
mortgages, promissory notes, etc,
FOR sale: also aiming signals on
cloth, graduation diplomas, at the
Ledger Office.