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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

IA Areesszs Way n which shs CAssss
EzsF DyiES dusb<ad


Hsx Dyans Husband
Ms. W. Was practical soul, ana shs
cane Of taatly which through al us
oountr, side wss renowned as being
s'near.s IN other words. SAYS TIE ST
Paul Globe, s5e came of race OF people
who were the reverse Of generous. and
r. herself she wsA IL may De added, the
flower Of their qualities she had a
excellsnt husband. bat he was stricken
down with typhoid-pe-anonia, ana one
morning tie physician in charge an
nounoed 70 the weeping vile that he
could I've only few hours al most. II
her xav Ms w was fond Of her has-
band, and she was greatly affected by
The verdict which announced her ap-
prosching separation from him. The
scene between her and her husband wSs
affecting IN the extreme, AID the nurse.
who vas present In the background. was
moved 10 tears by the sgorized fervor ot
Mrs W.'s grief.
George" the weeping wife ssad 81
last what clothes do you want 70 have
on when-when-"
Tears ohoked her utterHnce, and her
husband feebly murmured that 1t did
not matter to him any more how he was
arrayed.
Then you won't mind, dearest" F" she
said. between her sobs, ''if we put on
your old pants? The new ones hsven's
been worn but once. and We can send
them back 10 the tailor, and no one Will
notice what sort of pants you have on
in the cof-cof-cofin."
Dear George was too far gone either
TO care what trousers were used for the
srraying Of his remains for the tomb or
TO appreciate the perfection of his wife's
economy. He simply moaned and gave
up the ghost, leaving his wife free 10
practice any economical device which
should occur to her frugal mind in the
arrangements which followed in doleful
sequence.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

Oysters can = improved bT being kept
IN sandy aooFed cellar; a blanket j.
spread over them, and this is daily
sprinkisd With sea water and oatmeal.
Then fsh ~ii I've for long tine in This
way n oeai weather. snd sTo~ nice ard
csoruuleuE
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

SoSrs editors feel constrained to de-
mOnstrate their aesthetic tastes by find
ing fault with the c0lor Of the United
States postage stamps "What is one
mans meat is another mans poison.
One mans taste IS a very poor standard
- sct. when it - con nadered that thou
ssn6s Of other men equally intelligent
ard equally cultivated have a different
standard. let the poor stamps alone.
SD far as criticism goes. They answer
better tho purpose Of their existence.
than the man does. Who * continually
finding fault with them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
OFFICIAL PAPER or The cITf.
GRAND RAPIDS. WEDNESDAY. FEB. ii
MICHIGAN ROADS.

The DctrOlt Free Press takes up ed
itorislly the very timely subject of
country roads and discusses it seriously.
It ia a subject that should be discussed
and agitated by the country press, as
well as the city press, for all alike are
interested in better highways. No mat
ter how many railroads, or canals, or
natural water ways a country may be
blessed with, still the first movement of
AL our food products towards the mar
kets must be made over country roads,
upon the hOmely farm wagon. The
pubic highways are the farmers thor
oughfares and he should demand q
better system. The business man in
the city, too, IS interested in better
communication between himself and
his country patrons, and no should
likewise clamOr for a better system.
And even the man who uses the roads
principally for pleasure, on bicycle, on
horseback, or IN carriage, is sufficiently
interested 10 add ms voice to the out
cry against our horrible roads.
The experience of this one winter
ought TO determine all classes in favor
OF a change. The practically impas-
sable condition of the roads throughout
the country has had a very disastrous
effect primarily on local business, and
secondarily on general trade. Says the
Free Press.
Merchants in the usually busy and
r lsperOus towns of the State have
s-ood counting their fingers, day after
day, IN idleness. The farmers have
gram, vegetables, wood, pork, beef, but
ter and eggs 20 sell; the merchants and
the townspeOple need and would gladly
buy these. The dealers have clothing,
provisions, coal and all the necessaries
which the farmer needs and can not
produce, and which he can not buy be-
cause his teams are unable TO haul the
equivalent Of his own prod uction to
market.
"The results have been very far
reaching and serious, and the end IS
not yet The country merchants
shelves are full of unsOld and unsala-
bic winter goods; he meets the agent of
the jObber with a long face and a refusal
% buy; he meets the request for remit
tance with a perfectly honest and we'll
founded excuse. The Jobber, dealing
With the Eastern houses from which he
buys, must be equally careful IN plac-
iag orders ard, unless nc has large
available capital. may be similarly en-
barrasscd IN meeting ms paper
The recognition Of an evil u always
much easier than its correction. Just
what might be the best plan to adopt
may not be yet apparent, but that Is no
reason why a demand for something
better should not be started. One thing
- certain, the last vestige of the prac-
bce Of working OUT the rosd-tsx
should be wIped out. Il Is fraud on
the public. Ia nine cases out of ten
the roads are better left alone than
torn up by unsystematic and ill-timed
work. II = to be hoped that the press
OF the State VII thoroughly discuss
the question Of roads before the con-
vening Of another legislature.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

THE Lowell Mass Post g. A. r. has
inaugurated movement BY which
eivil-ans are admitted to the social
privileges Of the post by the payment
of an annual or Efs fee. e IS sad to
BE- q popular movements, aud many sre
avs5iluz themselves Of the privilege.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
rREAsUREE-s NOTICE


CRY IEEksrsEr's p DFFfoF
Cam rarrrE 81 frh. fru ftf-
ws.fsr- b. fs-pfv e.ver t1sf the sseesHTrfef.f 2
49, - ~-rs s+-rle1. M 3 s-TeT iE se1sr%on
zvarFa srslna + = aVeE o. . - st-tt 80
rf-~ - s~anf Fsrlts E roF - ~ Isl =.
s-@ ftaf I -Tn -s~-svP rr~T1ert fne-f1a ~
rne re~.ef ~ twenty dsTs fro1n taze. - t11
oT se - ire City Treasurer tsfE tlz.
TsS 3 CRY IFes<grer-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

Mrs.. EcCrsckhe ireadinT tbs pap-S-
Here's al sccount = . nan h<iur shos
throash Ire window.
Mr McCrscxle A painful wound.
dosbtses. .-Drske's kagsz1s,
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
FOB REET-BUsTSEss PLACES.

TOR RENT-A factory. 500 feet floor area =
horsepower engine several machines Tor
manufacturing furniture. etc, al In good con
dition, ready 10 start. Also dry kiln; very r.
vorable terms % right man. Apply u Wm. u.
Richards. Benton HsrbOT. Mich. sbt'
EOR RENT-BaseTnent store r. PARK Place
Il building; also ground floor once st ihf
rear Of main staircase. Apply 10 JaggsTf
Wolcott & Ganson. 3 Monroe-sf ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
WEST SIDE FEED HOUSE
w. III. LAPHAM. Mgr.
koIlcF or ooKsIssIokIRs on CLANS


CTtTT % Michigan. CouHfF 81 Kent. 50
= pfoHafe CeHrf ffT SAID Counts.
Fe-stf ~ 0bifian kosftl. nef'fa%eN
Taf undersigned having beer appointed ~
fhs Hon Judge af Probate ~ eaio counts,
-.sr.fT.i rs.fne-s or flaifHs 10 thf meter ~
sair estate AID sE months from tAf IN eaF
- rsrra.r ~ lssf hssnr beer sil0ver ~
salf fufrs e. prfbsfe. - al persons having
Claims "a rsf ssit estate. j. rrirt te Tffeerf
fheir efsffrs - us for ersrSfrsriur ard afi iusf-
r.firs L he-sfs rirfn shat we vii neef nr
Ts5esssr thr Erf esT o. Harat a p. isfl anf
- F@adav. tne 1.ff eev ~ au'y. 4 l-+ -
"a rsrIs-k = rr ~ eaef fsE n fff cfiee ~
Il sssef ftt,s q Hptnarf. iH fHs ET 20 Hrae1
rartes r. seif euntF - recalrf aEf cram ne
surf flaua
gfster p F.trusrv g A y 1sz
FfZIN ~ HaIfAEn.
cLAEtf 81 fTrHtNhF-
81 f.rrsra seianers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
MONEY TO LOAN.

TO LOAN-Four sums OF $50 each. and one
each of $3.50. $1,000. $500 10 loan for clients.
will divide them IL desired. New house for
sale cheap. with all modern improvements.
Call Ledyard block. MONTGOMERY & Bundy. 55
MONEY LOANED on real estate. Fallass 4
VI Swarthout. lawyers. over National City
Bank. 81
cash TO LOAN-Houses 10 sell and rent.
= farms and vacant lots 10 sell. all grades
and in different localities. at bottom prices
terms and time made to suit; interest low.
Call AZ room 3. New Houseman block, on Henry
Fralick. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

Nrs. Little. % Sixth-st.. A. Gregory,
Iu Chsrles-st., Crystal WaF6eld. 80
Turner-st.. Ralph Goodrich, - West
Broadway y-st-. measles
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
40 SUBSCRIBERS.

Aay sabscFfbsr TO TIE TELxGRAAs
HERALD Who fails 20 receive the pap@
regularly, or who may have reason %
ss1zpiAin of late delivery, wiii confer .
special favor by Informing this once Of
tire fact At once. send postal card or eel
aD telephone S3i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
TrRFTTrPF an YIlK0s gT0zED

naT,rf kHgI,T. rsre-si r.arehe8ssn1en-
IA ~ III Saufh Brlsiru ST. sfore pis1Fs arc
A--rsss.-.la goods 81 lGT rates packing zla
rn.wf-.z PROMPTS stfeu1e1 q - telspheni ~
~ ~ osr Ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

Tr 0scar Wide does not soon absn6on
ciearette smoking. the ''big sarfowsr.
that nots ard herds IN the brsszes''
WI Pc keeping IS solemn vigil ever his
grave.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

Ev.~r xvsfsr~sflr hsgssk kzrrrr Eeen< D..
Bats csurh syrup ca band Price . -e1fs
Far uaia m me ioiats rheHrssTlsn and seufs
SaivaFior o. nas az s1usl Price . eeefS
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
FnR sA1E-xIsnELLAKEous

TOR SALF-Ons pair cid hesvv vork horses
will cell cheap er exchange for Young borse.
Amply TO Nm- n. Powers.
Tor SAIT-AU unref eerne6 pledges left With
rs during fhe months n IuiF, august.
Serferrher and October. We VII offer 81 public
auction ~ the highest bidder sc r. 41fren ~
Isw The EeIlzble Loan once. - Lyon -.
T4bruarv2s. afternoon and evening. eeige.
the watcrTr akeT. ~
I-oP saIF-Nesriv new ~ horse power hoil
II - ena engine WITH steam pump 50 ~
and fftfres compete. re-F cheap. Can - seen
~ rart RI haearreuf feeTAsf. IBqElrt - q.
B gufd ~ T. g ThVinE- ~
noes FOR sALE--9orte1 Settlers. trained ~
IL r-f~sf-ef- krrtuckF Fox ard hs1Df
Hounds az Scofeh Terriers eise Z nGs frs.i ne1
snd bosrde6 ~ Fauey (stg kernels Address
+. OTEHey. ba1 q. Crosby. Kent couotF. Alen
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

frrf Trffrrrrf'r nrFr~f.
r,rswr FfrIr.F E frt. i rt s. i-f.
Nr+fes is bFrfhr gwen that saf aseesrrnerf
- f1r RrHe Efert rs &c ~ ~ 70 Eil-
-r~r ~ N-~~f f-frfreff Street rrf~ Hsf rfS
sfratf 81 rt~fer h s-rarl oHF r nF H1nrs
srs ffss Z 81 ~a~rire ue~-feuf Thereon frT
flts re-faf ~ srerrT davs fro1. ffls Gate. o.
ff.f aTes 81 en- cifF T-essrreS l.-g htli.
ernprF n FFkfY
Pen. .. Cry Treasures
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

TA- fs1ow1g e as ~ tas marriage
licenses ixs1sf slaee isst published with tne
names. r.sfae1rs .Wlsn outside the city and
axes ~ the rsrtiss, Asxs
<e.n Badgers Wsevfe Hoffman 4-l3
rffrhaief 81 Edwards 4ennie A. 41hn-
49, -
ese-ra Calkfrs. a4a Il. kiassv ..-. le-2s
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

TrE immaculate Civ,i-Scrvice Com
rlscoers must now &c Investigated
What next7
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

A Deadly Weapon
"You say that both duelists fell
dead?'
"Yes."
"Grear heavens! What were tho
weapons used?"
1.-The American toy pistol. The
EDoch
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

~ ~Tass Tp- clEzr = rcf a competitor
sxainss aav sfner - aran8s r1f Al ioc hraR1
eecaase Il = saasl = say DC cigars % tas
zarksl
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
IREAsUREB's NOTICE

CrrT TRFAsUEER's OTTrrEl
GrsVr RtFrns. Mich. feH. u. Ia
Notice = hereby gwen that the assessment
roA Tor The constE 4cfl0n % seEeT in Pres
7 ct = ace sc-ca ed. from = point 50 feet
south ~ the south hae ~ Hastings street.
s0uth 70 cor ect with the sewer ia kssf
kTf fTe street 81 ne City ~ Grand RAPIDS e
noW in nv hands snd that 7 vin receive paw
r1ent thereon for the period II twenty days
from this date. ~ the once q the CITY Treas
ursr. City Han.
GEORGE r. PFRRT,
Var Iz City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
AGBNTs-wABTED.

NVANTED-Agents for the History OF the Ex-
W plorations OF, Daring Deeds and Grand
Achievements of Stanley; agents outfit Sl.09;
circular free. Address o. 4. Browning Co.
Toledo. Ohio 3nn
A GENTS WANTED-Stanley in Africa. just
II out; 800 agents wanted for the only com
plete and reliable history 81 his wonderful
career; 60 large pages; 100 full page iilusi ra-
tious; immense seller. very liberal terms.
send at once address of all book agents you
know. with 10 cents for postage, and get com
plete outfit free. ". ID. Wilcox a Co. Az Dear
born-st.. Chicago. June q
A GENTS should write for illustrated circular
Il and terms tor two weeks trial Of missouri
Washer; washes dirtiest clothes clean by bot
steam without rubbing easily sold proAfs
bic !. Worth s.. Louis. No June II
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

Listen to my wall OF toe" said the
man whose corn was ssenred on.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
ThiiSlpanS You

Ifyou're a close buyer call
at 165 West Bridge Street.
or call Telephone 912 for
close figures on Flour, Feed,
Hay, Wood, Coal, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
JCsr RIGaT.

The worlds Far q Cnleago = ss me
al instance Of the right taing Ia the
Fght place &s could h4ye beea devised
az the present tine. The Garden City
: the virtual center Of the wealth,
population, development and enterprise
Of tnis country. The city can furnish
accommodations for the fair better thza
any other city IN the United states, and
e can better accommodate the great
crowds that vii hock thither Il =
enteFprslng enough 10 get ready for
the great occasion n time, although
the date : rapidly drawing near. We
have full faith ia the capacity of Chi-
czgo 20 bestlr ne rself. There L also a
singular appropriateness IA the location
OF the far AZ Chlca 90, arising out Of
the consideration that, if We wish 10
show the Old World our marvellous
growth and capacity for substantial
development, tits much more impressive
70 invite them 70 visit city whose first
settlement and greatest achievements
have trAnspired virtually right before
our eyes. Chicago Is IN every sense
modern city, city Of the present age,
while New York Is an ancient city, so
far as the chronology OF America is
concerned. The fact thst such a city
as Chicago could DC born and developed
within the memory Of the present gen
GRAFTON, speaks volumes of information
10 the Old World, as 10 the resources and
enterprises Of this great country. No
mistake has been made IN the location.
~
In an editorial article some time
since, the TELEGRAM-HERALD expressed
| the opinion that the wealth of the rich
and tine poor in this country had IN
creased together, IN opposition to the
Democratic mouthing that "the rich
are growing richer, and the poor
poorer" so often made for political
effect. Prof. VIM. L. Harris claims
that such IS the case; that the average
/ income of workingmen IN this country
has been on the rise for the last thirty
years, while the profits of capital has
been on the decrease. This arises from
the increase or manufacturing plants,
creating q demand for laborers but cut
ting profits by competition. He declares
that the Democratic campaign howl is
mot supported by any reliable nor per-
| tinent statistics"
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

EN0R RENT-A house OF rooms, one OF (
Il rooms. one of 5. and one of 6 and rooms.
all in good location. within 5 minutes walk
of Sweets Hotel; rent from 81 10 SD. Inquire
Of b. W. Barnard. IS Allen-St-. corner Mt
Vernon. 27tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
PERCYSVYDER
75a Pearl-st.

75t Pearl-st
Q ROOM House and lot on Henry-st-, near
Cherry lot 52NlS5; price $500.
81 ROOM House on Barclay; price $780, lot
~ 6lx2.5.
~IORE. House and barn. half block from
- pOstoflce, on North Division will rent for
$50 year; LOT 42xl75 2lfoot alley ia reari
price $40. A choice piece OF property for an
investment.
NEW room house. on West Side. only sl05o.
NEW 7-room house. near East-st-. 5000.
TWO new 5-room houses. on West Side, near
Bridge. $3.50 each.
I HAVE some choice farms fer sale. that can
not be duplicated for The money IN tie
state.
/ HAVE some fne farms. near city that
will exchange for city property.
DERCH.SNVDER
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

FOR RENT-The new dwelling house 251
Parisave.. two block south of Wealthy
ave. all modern improvements. furnace city.
wei aud cstern water; also gas. Apply 10
James W. Long. soldiers home. Grand Rapids
Mich. Ssti
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS

4 oc1-SGtgFday cun and Gun buftoni hndeT
A vii be suitably rewarded by returning the
same 10 Percy Snyder, .5ss fearl-sL b.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

FOR RENT-The new dwelling house. go
L. Paris ave-; has city, well and cistern water.
brick furnace. .mantel and CRATE. city gaS, bath
room. layatory and closet, hot and cold water
eleven rooms: possession given at once. Ap-
ply TO j. W. Long, Soldiers Home. Telephone
76l or TO Tufts buchanan, Ledyard block
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

hog L0sI-A large red ane white, reugh-
A. eoaie1. 81 bernard; answers 10 the name
If Erie, Under slA he rewarded 9poa W
turning SAME 10 D.A .BlodgeTt. sn5 Cherry 81 o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

Eok sAlh-fuy home before the sprIng
rsse ~ pFiecs, u room house on Paris or
Neiiege AkrS.. al modern Improvements yard
-r..1ed snd Saddcd aud concrete walks al iar
sssssl. OF SO per month. room house on Mad
.son-sse., neaf Filth slSn 81 sls Per lneuIA
9lnses Ledx ara h.sck. In
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

WOMAN'S HOSPITAIs-Christlsn Home fer
" ladies' quiet And private; ladies board
Cd before and during confinement IS years
experience terms reasonable. Mrs Dr.
Dutton, sz North Laneaye.. Grand RAPIDS
Mich. a. limo
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

f{16THDS HORSES winUered IN bOx-stslls 81
- - moderate rates. IN charge % care
$t ful men and led good timothy hsy.
Vk%pE Inquire az once 81 Anti -kals0mins
@xs@Company, or telephone my res.
dence. 81. Horses delivered 10 and from the
farm. ". B. Church. SOOu
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

kNk SAlk-A torty-Scrs farm. wath hau.n
ana bAra, loT salt cheap NliI lake eit4
property u exch4age. Inquire 81 EIaA All
ma. Is Vest hr.as 81. 81 Mrs. hindenach
- eiFAisAi@Si. Mar 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26
LOST

4 0SI-A little tlack snd tan dog. wath chain
A. around his neek crookod fore nmh. ne
turn 10 me lrsgng, +. hlte. aAa rcoeiYS -
naTa. te
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

FOR RENT-House OF ten rooms; furnace.
gas. water and all modern improvements
tenant can re-rent part II desirable. Inquire al
l7 Lagraye-st. 52li
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
largest OF All Michigan Dailies Ex.
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

MAGNETIC healing and clEirvoyant sttings
VI 6ss OttaVast.; cable and Cauzl-st cars
convenient N. 4. Free.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

MANI ADVANCEMENT II ioags peo
"a lile attending the Norid's FAlr "a las0sl< 3.
/ / have seNeras ncN hoGses thai xlN be 1itsl fhe
tainE. Prices And tsTms - sui II $ foslu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

FOR RENT-Two houses. one containing six
and the other fye rooms. in good repair.
Inquire at l9s North DiviSiOn-st o.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-26

EN0R RENT-A convenient five-room house
l. for small family. located opposite city
hall; 10 responsible party will lease il for d
.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-08-19
Afternoon Session.

The House re-assemblpd at l 80.
Third reading of Bill No 92, an Act to
Provide Police Justice for Eva.
Minister Brown saw no need of police
Justice in Eva 1t was now very easy to
get to Honolulu. He would ask Rep.
Kauhi for his reasons
Rep Kauhi thought the question
ought to have been asked before. The
reasons are the same as for creating a
police justice in Makawao. Eva district
is going ahead now. Pearl City will be
the second, perhaps the first city in this
Kingdom. The change will do no harm
and may do great deal of good.
Rep. Kalua moved the bill pass.
Noble j NJ Horner would like to know
what the effect of these bills would be.
He had heard the statement that they
would cost no more, and if SO, and they
would accommodate the people of the
district, he would favor them.
The bill passed.
Under suspension of the rules, Rep.
Kalua presented a resolution as
follows; Whereas many things have
been reported in regard to condition Of
lepers at the Kalihi Hospital, and it is
proper that this House should be in pos
session of the actual facts, resolved, that
a committee be appointed to visit the
hospital and investigate. l have not in
troduced the resolution from any desire
to make trouble, but Dr. Lutz informed
me that. he wished to have the matter
investigated.
Rep. Lucas-I move the resolution be
adopted From an item | saw in the
ADVERTISER this morning, | see that
Sister Rose Gertrude has stated that I'M
less some was done, she would have to
resign. | don't think she has come all
the way from England to be abused
The resolution was adopted.
Noble Crabbe read by title under sus-
pension OF the rules an Act to provide
for importation and quarantine OF live
stock
Third reading of Bill No. ID, enlarging
the jurisdiction of Police Magistrates.
The bill passed.
Consideration Of the majority and
minority reports on the new market,
Rep, Marques-Since the reports were
printed new facts have TRANSFERRED. The
market is connected with three depart
ments. The market itself, the survey
department and the department OF pub
lie works. As it stands the Government
do not know exactly where the market
is to be. One department had one opinion
and another, another. This shows how
the matter stands Your committee
cannot say anything about it. If large
dock is to be built at the foot of Richard
street as one department asserts, the
market cannot stand in the middle OF
Richard street as the majority recon-
mend. The building OF such a dock
would be a very desirable enterprise to
be undertaken. Unfortunately the Min
lister of Interior is not here to confirm
nv statements. Under the circumstances
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-08-19

not possible at present to consider the
Vancouver line, because it was not here.
Noble Baldwin thought the question
: the Tahiti line should be kept entirely
ksnarate from that of the subsidy to the
present line They were distinct mat
ters. 1t was necessary to subsidize steam
lines. 1t would build up our commercial
prosperity.
Noble Phillips asked the member from
Waikiki to withdraw the item, as there
was a bill on the subject to come up,
which would have to be referred to COM
mitfee anyway, and the whole subject
could be considered by that committee.
Rep. Kalua declined to withdraw his
motion. Noble Phillips bill called for
$4,000.
Noble Phillips moved to amend by
making it read $4,000.
The House declined to make the item
SD. 900 but referred it as it stood to a
special committee.
Rep. Nawahi moved to insert $4S, 900
ior subsidy 10 line between Honolulu,
Hilo and San Diego, and moved it be
referred 10 a special committee.
Noble Muller stated that the matter
Was already in the hands of the Com
nittee on Commerce.
Rep. Marques moved reference to the
same committee as the Oceanic line.
Noble Baldwin-Does the line exist
only in the brains Of Rep. Nawahi and
others san Diego was little town, and
Honolulu another
Rep. Nawahi discoursed on the advan-
tages OF the line. San Diego might be
little town, but it had the biggest hotel
in the world. Travellers could come d.
rect to see the volcano without going to
San Francisco.
Noble Widemann-I think the inte-
I ISIS OF that line will be best served by
giving II q committee by itself.
The item was referred to a special COM
mittee.
Rep. Kahookano moved the committee
rise and report progress. Carried
The committee reported and report
was adopted.
After notices OF committee meetings
the house adjourned at 8 :55 P. NJ.
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