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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-01
MINNESOTA NEWS.
A Collapsed Building:

Without seconds warning portion
# the west party wall On the old Nc
Chung building on Bridge square at the
corner of Third and Wabasha streets,
st. Paul, fell and carried down three
floors and buried eight laborers in the
ruins. For years the structure has
been an eye-sore to tenants on Bridge
square and the sequel proves that it
was also a menace to life and limb.
The building has always been known
as the McClung block and stands just
at the end of the Wabasha street bridge
on the right hand facing the river. The
structure was condemned by the build
ing inspector and was being removed
to make way for new block to be
erected by the Pabst Brewing company.
The building was only two stories high
on Third street, but was five stories on
the bluff side fronting the river.
The following are the names of the
victims of the accident:
Frank Mullen, 75O Rice street, head
crushed, eye badly injured and inter-
nally injured, and may die.
William Whalen, aged g.. living at
27s East Fifth street, head badly
bruised, arm broken and crushed, may
lose the arm.
Andrew Wilzah, aged 46, scalp
wounds.
Jacob Schmidt, aged 43, lives on
Weide street, scalp wounds.
Eugene Brodhagen, aged Al, lives at
1862 Como avenue, head injured and
teeth knocked out.
Stephen Thiev, aged 80, lives at 7s7
Blair street, scalp wounds and ribs
fractured.
Andrew Nelson, body bruised, scalp
wounds.
A man named Stiff had body bruised,
scalp wounds and hurt around the hips.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-01
FIG. 2.-UsE OF ICE IN sroRERooM.

the plan L and M represent the open
ings, same as in section. K is the box
in which the ice is thrown. D D are
drains to carry off water, and A B rep
resents the point at which the section
is drawn.
Following are the results of expert
ments conducted by Prof Fjord to
ascertain the efficiency of packing ma
terial to lie used between the walls Of
,cehouses. Chaffed straw is taken as
the standard and represents one hun
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-01

SHE-"What can woman do for amuse-
ment when she has no money2" He-"Go
shopping "-Brooklyn Life.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-01

CHECK Colds and Bronchitis with Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar
Pixies Toothacbe Drops Cure in one minute
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-01

Tue modern gown has one advantage-s'
gives woman room to laugh in her sleeve
philadelphia Record
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-01

HEALTH. comfort and happiness abound
in homes where "Garland'' Stoves and
Ranges are used
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-01

my wife is wonderful woman sale
farley 'Give her time and shoe-button
and, by Jove, she'll make a bonnet out O.
wallpapers Bazaar.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-01

'HAvE you ever been to Europen' mo:
have no relatives there. PUCK. ..-.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-01

Hairs Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price 75c.
FUNNY way to make money-write
jokes.-Texas Siftings.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-01

. A Il in tn e
n a m e Of all
that is weird
and mysterious
is that?"
N g h t h a d
closed in dark
and cold. The
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-01
nOTHERS

and those about to
become mothers,
should know that
DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription
robs childbirth of
its torture, terrors
and dangers to
both mother and
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09
THE LOCAL THEosoPHIsrs
They Celebrate White Lotus Day
with Fit Exercises.

One Of their leaders kindly fur
nishes the following report of the
celebration Of White Lotus Day by
the Theosophists of Honolulu:
The Theosophical class, together
. with quite a number vi friends in.
terested in Theosophy, celebrated
last night what is termed in the So.
ciety White Lotus Day. The lotus
il an old emblem of purity and i'm
mortality, aud also All allusiun to-
the divine forces of nature and life,
used in nearly all the old religions,
and in modern times NOR" especially
held by the Buddhists and by the
Latin and Greek Christian Churches.
Therefore Lotus Day nigh, bc taken
as a part OF purity and OF tn" immur.
taiity OF man, but, in the Thnoso-
| pbical society, il is especially the
anniversary uf the demise 81 the
most earnest and inspired exponent
aud teacher Of the modern dispcn.
sation Of Theosophy, the late Nine.
Blavatsky. This anniversary was
rpverently kept yesterday in every
one OF the 800 branches belonging
to the society in every part Of the
world. la Honolulu the meeting
was held at the Thcospphical Ii
brary. which was tasi"fully d"cnrat-
eel with flowers. in most cr,dtabip
manner, by the ladies uf the class.
An excellent program "nl;vcn.d with
music and composed II recitations
Of appr"prlat" pro-" aud poetry was
listened to with uuiliuching atten.
ton
II was announced that the future
meetings uf the class would be- held
on Friday evenings. psychic expert
mcnts aud illustrated lectures on
microscopical life being promised.
"a also the expected arrival of q
Thepsophical lecturer from the re-
gular staff Of the San Francisco
headquarters. Mrs. 4. Besant, who
has just made such a triumphal tour
in India. will also be probably -ccur
Ell. IL. on her projected visi, 10 Aus
tralia. she happens to make the trip
On the Oceanic line. TIL. prospects uf
ia" year are therefore good for the
Honolulu students.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09
Vessels IN Port.

L : Philadelphia, barker, from ruilno,
PERU
NJ ) Champion. iook., from niIo
Inkachiho, NomlIra, from japan
Am Mi.sionur! packet Morning star, Tar.
land, from ihr South seas
Am hktnc Jan" !. Siamiu Il, john "i. from
NcWca q.
Am blk So Allen, Th"mu-"n. from san
Frunri go
An bLinc ) y Castle. Hubbard. from san
FRANCHISE,
Am hkine Mary Winkclnan. Si.>rIi, frou.
san frauci,co
Am i-mastrd ,rhr Salvador, Wells. from
Newcastle. y SW
ham hi u i Rithct, Morrison, from, san
Francisco
S"hr GOLDEN Shorr, Brrkhu!nl, from New.
castle. y Nv
An ship Occidental, Morse, from H.
Am schr Rubcri Suddcn, Ihlhrrg from
Newcastle, y SW
An hk Newshoy, Mollcsr"n. from New,
castle, y SW
An schr Hrln \ KimbII Hrllinr,"u,
from Eureka
An IKE u Bryant, jacobson, tom san
Francisco
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09
Foreign Vessels Expected.

; 5 Munowni, carey, from san Fran.
risrO, May 10
/" > ; Australia, Huudlette, from Snu
Frru"iSro, MAY ~
: Wnrrim"o, Perry, FROM Van
r"uyer, May -
4 ) AraHa, stewart, from Sy,inr,
May -
os MaripuSn, Hayward from sydney,
May -
% \ % = Gaelic, Pearn-. from H"ngkung
and Yokohama. due May u
AIN bR Amy Turner. from New York, July
H.
Bk Hackirld, from Liverpool, June LA
Ger bh = Glade, from Liverpool, Apr l. III
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09
Special Inducements 10 EaIy Settlers.

For nInc'! day FROM DIT" We viii sell
lbis nN HiEI Al TERMS favorable 10
bona III" -'tIl"r,. For u I-rm ni tur,,
months ir'ni darr, luuIirr nmd all tea Id.
ing materials will be- ,uppiird, nnd deliver.
"I ~ Pearl 'ity ~ IA, ch 'uW, price tnun
ever hrior" obtained.
For further Inrti,'ulnr, call ~ Ihi. ,,rl.r
ar "n any ri IA" lumber dra.-. ~ this
lily Ih"N" VIII nov own lots ~ We Us
those Mh" pro- Use 10 lm'uin. &c, ,lruI- II
that growing city, viii do w,ll Ia cmh.uc,
thi' opportunity. hose VIII avail them.
elves "f this OTTER, wIIhin the 'iuc nnInc.l
viii he rniitird Ia, ahd viii receive the
i"lI"w ing b"nriiI,:
FRA term of ten year. thu, COMPANY
viii carry >u"h residents ,iId their families
from lcarl 'iiy IL il"u",uiu ia the mpru-
ing arriving n little before seven u'rIurk
nui from H"nrlull /" Pearl ,iN in the
evening avIug I"uriuiu station u niue
after live o"l"ch Iur ten c"uI, each way,
= rat" les than "nr cent pee milr. The
rates GA all other pa sanger train. running
during ia" daN or night viii Il" u cent,
per mile lirSt class, anh | rrui per mrlr
srruui elias.
good school l. nh",I to he Opened in
the Peninsula, IN the fire, lnr.c, new
'"h"l'h"u,e ere''i.I by Mr. j. I. Water
h"u'o' Re idrmrs living ~ r.url civ
heights. lahov" Pearl ciry station and
ihn~" having holmes on the Peninsula, VIII
br allowed "a ride Tree un regular train,
between Pearl 'iiy stations /" amt from
ia" Peninsula.
those VII" want tucnniinlIr - ~rIId their
'hlIdrcn /" schools ~ huu, luiu can have
tram ln'rtat'un "a all regular trans To- and
rom f"ari 'lty, l"r III" plrr ,se ii ~ rnd-
my '"h""l a. tv" cents rarh way for r,ci
pupil ThIs j. ,uIHl |" - t. ~ mic, ride
iuC ten r-nl,
Equal Inducements for ih0,r dr~irinp "a
-e"d'c h"I""~ IL This country hsrr never
n"i"rr hr"m offered to the publrr
lhi' Company hns been requested fruu
abroad I" maine III" pace Of ul tir,r un.
sofia land III that locality
should "a clearance -a,r h, made to /,
-irHlcni", II" opportunity axe rhr IIe,rul
""dh ~ du .rcIr i"r The pa chase Of
hpm At Pearl NY
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09

u King Solomon was alive h..
would now say; "Gn to tn" travelling
man, learn his ways, and be wise"
Mr., {. W, Bai'cll. a Cincinnati
travelling man representing the
Queen City Printing Ink Co, after
Soldering Intensely for two or three
lays with lauen"ss Of tn" shoud"r,
resulting from rheumatism, com
pietely cured it with tw" appIira
tionS Of Chamb"rlaius Pain Balm,
This remedy is gaining wide rcpu,
tati"n for its prompt cures Of rheu.
matiSm, lam" back. sprains, swell
'nSs, and lamen"ss, 10 cent BOTTLES
for sale by all dealers, Benson,
Smith y Co, Agent, f"r the Hawaiian
island.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09
GARD OF THANKS.

rs, CAPTAIN CLANCY WOILB
vi take lhr- medium 81 convex ing her
lu"st heartfelt thank, 10 all the KIND
friend, wh" mnlsrrr"d Ia h~r~clf ami
family ~ their ,did"n Bereavement III
husband and talh.r assisting NJ the i,Iur-
raj and ",nr iburing huwcrs thereto. ant
uthcrAI,r by wnri AMI deed mamie. ting
tat true sNwpnthl ion ia" widow ana
larh"rl"', which Ia, the pr0mi Of divine
reward luhi II
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09
OUR BAND.
The Nationals Will Give a Concert on
tho Monowai's arrival.

49,, w.
INC mohoWais arrival
uuhIic In Earn ,h,i ,ha u,w.;;,"
NaIinn,l hand will ,,;ya a,,""n., -,
In. Hawaiian Hnta ON ths .., ,oi -,
Of the arrival m the : - Nnnn,y,S'
from San Francisco II il som. ,imn
since "nur hand" las IaynrnJ ia
unblic with it's deIightf,i mus;c a",I
In, aunouuc.meut il g,ant.I NJ, h
nl.ssure The G,llnvi9v n,,ur,n.
will me rendered, r "
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09

pany.
Foreign jury called for $50 to-
morrow.
Mrs. CLANCY has a card Of thanks
IN this paper
A barkeutine is telephoned of
port as we go to press.
TIL" kinau brought lO,9O5 bags VI
sugar from Hawaii this trip.
Seven Volcano passengers return
ed by The steamer Kinau to-day.
The Hawaiian nag flying over the
so-called Executive building is grow
ing tattered.
w. II. Cornwpll aud G.. r. Dickey
Of Maui came over by the steamer
kiuau to day.
Uncle Toms Cabin" will be given
by the Daley stock Co. as a matinee
on Saturday afternoon.
The Manuerchoir Harmony will
meet at the Berctauia ball for their
usual weekly practice this evening.
The Schuetzpn Club met yester-
day evening, and adjourned without
trausacting any business Of import
ance.
Three Cinnamon pleaded guilty in
the District Court this morning to
playing che ia and were fined SD
each.
J. Bennett aud WELLESLEY Parker
are the only ones booked for the
Colonies per 5. ). Monowai, due from
the coast to morrow.
Elsewhere appears the program
Of the Maui Racing Associations
unset Of July T. |, il fine bill. pro.
missing grand day. sport.
The Hawaiian National Band will
give n concert at the Hotel on the
evening ~ the arrival 81 the ). s.
Monowai from the Coast.
4 diamond valued NJ $40 was
dropped from The ear ring Of a lady
at the Opera House yesterday even
ing, during the performance.
"Francesca iii Rimini" was grand
ly played by the DALEY Stock Com.
pany last night. Crowded space
prevents full report this issue.
The late John =. Parker will H..
buried at Mana, Hawaii. There will
be funeral services at tn. house uf
his parents, however, at I y. M. to.
morrow.
The dead trees IN the Queen En-
ma hall yard, facing Nuuauu street /,
make the locality present u very
unsi lightly appearance. The trees
ought Ia bs ru, down.
Mrs. Cans will lrctur. on Paris at
Kawaiahao church Friday evening.
4 fuller notice will appear to.mor.
row. This is one ~ the choicest
lectures Of the series.
Dan Lyons dancing classes meet
nj Arion He'll on every Tucr'i,y and
,""t "'',','S' :" ''"""' "'1' on
T,';,i "'", ,,. I" "'l"'k'
u,'H'" ~ ''o's '"I "n'h hS"''
'hHrR's 'h"'''
,, A. . ,.
"n' W nv many 'r,9ueh,"f- "l
nr in,'""rW'"s cong mug society
"'"S VIZ .H"",' S"!'! w S'hoN'
,nE OPIUM u, Tue p's'rl'' '""r' 70
uEN 1"' 'n,'I.'"' !" on" 'hn",h
.; ' ~ .i' a' i'r,' '''.F' D"'e''
wv p"" h'"'' tue arrest
~" =" n'N'' pay
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09
Passen gers.
,RRIyNi-.

From Hawaii aud Maui, per stmr Kin "a.
May S-From Volcano! Ecv Mr. Twonbly
and wife, tnroncss ' Ne, s.ringh Mrs "
" Hall, Anthony end wife, Mis-, Pau.
shl Judd: Firm way ports Miss Helen
Wilder, u u Hcndry. Mr.. SaddI"r and
child, Mrs Ey"rol, and child. Mrs All
sam and Chi drrn, Mrs X l. kumnIn.. /
VI Harrison, n Austin. T Yu.un,tn. II
Bai cy aud vile, 4 : kyuurr-l-y, Mrs q I
Phelps, kinU Fake, DR. HAWAII, VIM n
,,vrnwell, { Il Dckcy, e |. element. Al
Kit Y and ~ deck.
DEPARTURES.
For Maui, Ter >tmr ulnudi e, May =,
= kainma. Mrs J Carter, J > Walker
" kalua and ~ deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09
JUDICIARY JoTrINGs.
Several CONFERENCE.-The Do
cuments Filed.


Kanohokai pleaded guilty to lar.
cepy first degree.
Puaanui was found guilty by a
native jury Of unlicensed liquor sell.
I ing, and was fined 500 and $3.50
costs.
Pahupu was convicted of gaming
and fined $50 and S37 costs.
Nakai, gaming, was mol. pros'd
Kaulia for defendant.
Paoo withdrew his appeal FROM
conviction for gaming below and
was allowed till Monday to pay his
liue. kaulia for defendant.
David Watson acquitted f opium
possession, has been mol. pros'd for
vagrancy.
Aukai, kid" of about 10 sum.
.mrr., was tried for stealing S}6. 80
from a Chinese woman. The Jury
retired at 2:30. kaulia for defend.
ant.
At the request of Mr.. Rosa, De.
putty Attorney. General Wilder asked
leave to enter uolle prosequi in be-
half Of the two youngsters, kahana.
nui and kahana, who appealed from
commitment to the Refnriuatorv
School for burning house belong
ing To a. Rosa at Diamond Head
Defendants are about nine and seven
years Of age. kahookano for da.
Tense.
Ka'uakini, a native woman. j. on
trial for liquor selling. KauIia for
defendant.
T.. foreign jury is called for gaW
O'Clock to morrow morning.
In the case Of Claus Sprrckcl. W..
q. W. Macfarllnp ia. Supreme
Court, by Chief Justice Judd, has
rendered a unanimous opinion, up.
holding the decision Of Judge Whit
ing in the Circuit Court To allow G..
\. Spreckcls to he substituted for
tn. original plaintiff on acquiring
his interest IN the suit. Judge
Cooper Of the Circuit Court sat in
place Of Justice Frear. Disqualified,
IN the appellate court. +. VI. Hatch
for plaintiffs; 4. :. Hartwrll aud G..
W. Ashford for defendant.
The Chief Justice is also the
uthor " unanimous decision IN
the matter Of the bankrupt T.
Ahuug. This bankrupt was sent.
"nc.i IN til" Circuit Court to i'm.
prisonmcut AT hard labor for five
months for fraud in not keep ~
proper books of account. He an.
pealrd and found bail. and The Cir.
cult Court sent up the following
questions:
Il. l. Section : 81 Chapter -.
Laws of lSSS, unconstitutional
~. Can Circuit Judge commit
n bankrupt To prison ON a hearing
Tor the purpose 81 examining tn"
bankrupt. and on such proceeding n
were held IN this 90 -, without pre-
sentatiun ni q criminal chnrgr2
-, Do the facts found warrant
tho comm itm"nt on tho complaint
flied ia the said case, aud does the
complaint warrant tho fading
mH,ir!'
The Court decides rs follow:
"S"ciinn II Chapter ~ "fthe Laws
~ lSSS, authorizing u Circuit Judg"
To in,uris"n n bankrupt. IL. on his
examination ar ou his application
for discharge, il shall ar,,n,r that
he ha, done or omitted 10 do cor
tain acts, held to In uncun.tilutinn.
nj.
"Such acts nr omissions not hring
punishable rriminaIly when commit
ted, cannn bo made so on the han.
p"ning nf another event which has
no connection with them.
such proceedings are not mn rx
c"piiun 10 IN" general provision in
Article II III" Constitution. that
10 person shall he held Ia answer
for ANY crime or olTrnsc unless upon
Indictment.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09
Cargoes from island Ports.

s'mr kinnu iO,n0i bags sugar. gS has
81 pvtntocs, lngS corn = hogs, III
bdls hides, 100 pkys Stin,lries.
Stur jas Makcr--2lSi bags sugar, iUO bag.
rice, horse AMI pkgs sundries.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09

~ h"althy resort Pearl CIV In.
already established az 'nvinnIc reputation.
Many g""d ritzrns Ia this community
hay" "Nrcrir'"'d the wonderful effect PRE-
iuc"d h! few days ,"juurn IN that dry
'"oI Atmosphere, and give grateful tr.,i
m"ny &" ia" r"l'"t they hHv" almost IN.
'taniiy gained ir"m severe ant long = Ia.
tindci attacks al asthma. rr,stviars
acqua ntrd win the climate IT p,arl civ
re'omn" nj It ~ - natural sn'it,rium.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09
CEYLoN TEA AND JEWELRY

I HEm re- INFORM THE PuBLIC
l that nny" nprn"i my >l"rr NJ No. irp
Nuuuuu street with IryIuu Manufactured
lCwrlrN .ri with EJhr-, sapphire, Pearls,
rtr. lust =, criyri solu" Pure Ccyiuu Tea
try II Also Cryluu Handmade Lace.
An inspection Ui my steak l. solicited
W. J sAnRIs,
yB-ti No, 80 Nalanu street
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9. 1894.
M A r. IN e N & WIS
Arrivals.

WIpNESpAY, May :.
Am Oktne lrnIgard, schmidt, from San
frauCi.cU
Stmr kinau from Hawaii and Maui
etuf james Makee from Eauai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09
Departures.

WEDNESDAY,. Mry o.
s"hr Mary l. Foster fer Kauai NJ ppm
stIur james Makee f,r kn,,aa nj IN
stmr PeIe for Makawuli ~ ppm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09
THE WATER SUPPLY
IS AMPLE!

And can h. INCREASED to meet IT,. nee l. 81
r'rn'"t,o" ~ '"I g. tn IarSrt eli, ~
the world.
PR"F. 4. u. LY"Ns 81 oahu 'oll, 4. l.
our nuih"i Il" stating that the wa'rr
'urr'y l. tl" rri"-t yet di.r"vcrrd IN this
country.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Preparing for tho Election of OH
GERS.

GERS.
Tn" members OF the American
League are actively engaged prrpar-
ing tickets for the coming election
nf officers on May 2S Ii j. believed
that two and possibly three tickets
will be put up aud league men say
that between 800 aud HD votes
will b" east. Nominations will be-
made al IA meeting To be h"ld on
May u. An exciting time j. expect
ed. The American League claim. a
membership Of 100 men,
The league still has the same old
kick -spoils Nearly all the police
spies aud inforlners recently given
he grand bounce are members at
the leagu" and they are thirsling
for gore. Recent appointments "f
strangers, who have nW been in
the country but few weeks,
20 positions ia the Cu,tpm, de
partmcni, do not meet with their
approval With the exception 81
lwo or tire" m"n all the officers IN.
der Port surveyor Sanders are
strangers, With all the home mate.
rial available this hoiNtiug Of un-
known men into positions i ju,lIli,
ahl y cnud"nnci, Men il town who
have families to support are discard
ed for carpet -haggcrs.
\ lady Al Toolcy,, Lno was very
sick with bilious coli" when VI. &.
Tlsl"r, prominent merchant "f IT,"
town, gave her q bottle II Chamhrr
laiu's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhn a
Remedy, liz says she was we'll IN
forty minutes after taking the first
dose, For sale 10y all dealers. Brn,
son, Smith n Co, Agents for the
! Hawaiian Islands
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09
c. B, RIPLEY 4 ARTHUR REYNOLDS,
ARG HIT CTS.

OItT' y MN 500 n ITNlI NlINilnp,
Fort street, H"u"tuiu, II. /.
P'ru-. Specification. AMI Surcrnrud.
enc" ptv,'u Ter Every description Bnld.
nv. cid luilIiug. successfully Rrmni-
ullrd and ENLARGED u, ,irus for Inferior
Decorations Muu~ ~ Mechanical Iuuw
ing Tracing aud Blue Printing. lug,
i"r li"nk or NcnsIAI", llluSirnliOn.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-09

{ he NaNQ 4 nlglin.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14
To Save an Innocent Man.

BozENAN, Mont. April 7.-QuaIms
of conscience induced Robert Dutton
to go into the office of Hartman a.
Stevenson to-day and confess to muir
der. Last October, Dutton stated, be
murdered an elderly couple named
" Williamson, who lived ON farm near
li.lt'1nrsppton, Ontario. Dutton escaped
which
phantom.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14
Assessors In Convention.

Eight counties were represented at
the meeting of assessors held IN this
city on Thursday, as follows:
j. Horn, of Canyon county.
Charles Bassett, of Bannock.
J. z. Brandon, of Fremont
David Fairburn, of Latah.
L. R. Walter, Of Ada.
%. F. Brunzell, of 0wyhee.
F. VI. Hubbard, Of Washington.
w. G. Martin, of Logan.
Assessor Bassett was made chair
man of the meeting and Assessor
Martin secretary.
The object of the meeting was sta
ted to Oe to arrange uniform valua-
ton for 1894 to apply to all counties
represented and to others, the assess
ors of which had signifed their will
ingness TO assess on The basis fixed
by the meeting.
Representatives of stock growing
and farming interests appeared be-
fore the assessors and urged reduc-
ton in the assessed valuation of their
respective properties.
After thorough discussion of all
phases of the different subjects pre-,
sented, it was decided to assess stock
for 1894 as follows:
Range horses so per head; range
cattle SO per head; range and stock
sheep $3.50 per head.
The assessment of graded stock was
left to the discretion of the assessors.
The assessment fixed on sheep is q
reduction Of 80 cents head compar.
ed with that of 1893. The reduction
in the assessment of horses and cattle
is also considerable. Last year horses
ranged from S12 to 500 head and
cattle from $l2 to $40 head. A res
Olution was adopted to the effect that
proportionate reduction be made in
the assessment of farm lands, farm
products and other property.-Boist
Democrat.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14

and suspicion was directed toa neigh
Dor named McWharrell who was ar
rested, tried and coaylcted of the
crime and sentenced to hang June l..
Dutton told his story to Lawyer Stey-
enson in order to save McWharTell
from death. Stevenson drew up an
affidavit, to which button signed his
name, and the self-confessed murder
er backed out of the door and disap-
peare6. Stevenson went for police
man and told him of the occurr,nye,
but Dutton has not yet been Sound.
A telegram from Toronto confirms
the statement that McWharrell is TO
be hung June l. The affidavit was
forwarded to the authorities there.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-04-14
Notice of assessment.

THE coRBETT SLOUGH DITCH COMPANY.
Location principal place of business
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board of Directors,
held on Saturday, March oath. 1894
Assessment No. 20, of 20 cents (2Oc.)
per share was leyied upon the capital
stock of this corporation, payable to
Geo. Houck, treasurer, Blackfoot, Ida.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall be unpaid on Monday the
Both day of April, 1894, will be delin,
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction at the Secretary's office.
By order of Board of Directors.
GEORGE L. WALL,
Secretary.
Blackfoot, Idaho, March 28, 1894