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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05

to France ard Great Britain. the
two powers which By treaty have
guaranteed orr Independence
Perhaps We meant that the
Hawaiian people would join the
annexation move. and by an
independent request to the Unit
ed States gain that which has
been (usirdbils dictuil refused to
the only, the immaculate, the
sans psuT It sans repT0chs govern
ment which isn ow making. by Its
display of gag-laws. sedition acts,
aud Russian sentiments. its
iguratiyely Heterogeneous fit
for a double distilled Chinese
washman. We make no explana
ton and thank the-we nearly
said Lord-common sense
which vet prevails in the
crania OF some of the "Ame
ricans" from Bremen, Homo
lnla and tthe lost Jerusalem we
haven't been asked to make any.
but We will unhesitatingly state
that if Mr.. Dole and his co.
ehumps believe3that they are 60
ing to run the shebang by SOL
diers-who can be paid as well
by any other set of taxpayers =
they are suffering under a hallu-
cination which it viii probably
take all the newly imported ply
sicians and the Board of Health
including President (the 18th of
March coming on Willie
O'Smith, to cure.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE
OF FtRECLOSURE

In accordance with the provisions Of a
certain Mortgage, made by LOSE OPT
PELE aud b. r. NAMAKA. to SAMUEL,
c. DWIGHT, Trustee. dated 10th Of FrR.
RuASY. 1892, recorded in Liber 100 naga
iS9, notice is hereby given that the Mort
gage intends 10 foreelose the same for con.
oitions broken, to wit: non-payment ~
Principal and Interest when due.
Notice is likewise given that after thu
expiration of three weeks from the dsts
OF this notice, The property conveyed Nv,
said Mortgage viii be advertised for ssla :,
fnehe Auction, al the Auction Room Of
JAMS Z. MORGAN, in Honolulu ON
MONDAY, the a6th day of MARCH Isaa
at u noon OF said day.
Further particulars can be had Of WV n
AcHI, Attorney at Law.
Dated Honolulu. Feb. y. 1904
SAMUEL c. DWIGHT. Trnstaa
Mortgage.
The premises covered by the said Mort.
gags. consist of
All those premises situated AZ E.maL.,.
Honoiuiu, Island Of Oahu. and more mart
eulariy described in Deed Of IsmaS
Morgan- to said Lose opapeIe. dat ,s,h
OF February, lS92. and recorded n L.
loo. page Is. containing an AREA Of 3,5-In0s,
acre. being par; OF those premises -
er'bet II Royal Patent. Nc. Ias5 7, n
Gas. TO kslaeokekoi for Kalakini -
mar 3--3s diy.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05
Hit the Bug.

Tonight the American League
is calling for assistance Inc
members are going to De ieaa
into fold of D. b. smith
through the eloquenee OF
Joseph Marsden holy Joseph;
the man Is q cockney from
.merical and the indefatigable
railroad spouter Benjamin
where is the rest of the tribel
Dillingham;.
We hope that Marsden VIII
make a successful circus of the
business and be willing" TO do
the opposition up and amalsam-
ate the party" AID the Leasue-
When he gets through dropping
his lH's) pearls of eloquence' we
will recommend him to sing the
following song composed by a
native friend of ours:
What will become OF dear Hawaii,
If the P. G.'s gain the day.
VEL have 10 leave our Native home
And emigrats away
-. E-,=,,al =ha-u<rS
That has robbed Us Ger and Ger.
Come hers and do just What they ike
Upon cur Native shore.
60 le, rs stick together boys
Wills. We have got say,
Aud show those P. G. Pirates
They have not won the day.
Well stay as one together,
So let us all stand by
And show those ?. G, Pirates,
We are Natives Of Hawaii,
They landed here all destitute
With Bibles in their hands,
To civilize the Natives
OF these Hawaiian lands.
They preached as gospel sharpers
Their religious sort Of trash.
Like all their kind they did it
To take in the Natives cash.
Now they own plantations
And roll in wealth today
They turned traitors to their Bibles
Those words are true say,
Each statement here that have made
Those preachers can't deny,
We know they've swindled thousands,
From the Natives in Hawaii
They have run us long enough my boys,
We stood it one and ell.
l think it's time we stopped them
Before sad downfall,
Think of your homes and families,
So let us all stand by
And show those P. G. Pirates
We still live in Hawaii.
A NATIVE.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05
The Holomua Record.

ITO slo,r t'ath,e lore ofeducatioTa
has taken deep root among the
natives Of he Islands It may sur
prise many euitiUated people to
kao,g that these "pagans" ~ are
nell enough a.luanced to appreciate
and support a daiIy paper IN
their midst tie HAWAII HOBO
MUA that, IN high moral tone,
,oould PIT to shame any one OF
our Boston dailies.
Representative Morse, OF Boston,
Mass. IN the Congressional Record.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05


TO-DAY is the anniversary of
the Boston massacre of l77O
when a black mans (Attuckl blood
flowed in State street, of the
Hub city, in defense and for the
benefit of the "P. C. Jones"
people of that city. A century
and quarter later, we find the
p. c. Jones" people. over 5000
miles away from home and trying
to squeeze the life, liberty and
national prestige out of a bro,en
man IN the mid Pacific. Tsmpas
nutdater ct on.nid relauet.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05

THERE We're four steerage pass
engers by the steamer Warrimoo.
for this port, from the Colonies.
aud they were examined before
being allowed to land, by the
authorities, as to their ability to
support themselves. The pass
engers acquitted themselves salts
factory of the imputation that
they were Migrants and were
allowed to land by their liberty
loving examiners II the Pilgrim
Fathers bad had been put through
tie same ordeal on landing in
America there would be little
chance for any of them ever
having the historical records they
have since obtained.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05

The statement of the advertiser
that a branch of the secret order
of the Ancient Order of Hibern-
ians is to be established here is
believed on account Of the near
proximity of St Patrick's birth
day. There is a rumor extant
that one Bill o'Smith is to be
marshal Of the new order.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05
Moved to Tears,

We feel that we are good. We
admire our paper and our editor
Congressman Morse endorses the
HoLoMUA by saying that we put
to shame the Boston daylies
through our high moral tone (the
Boston daylies must be pretty
tough) and the Advertiser this
morning says that the tone of
our paper is almost gentleman
ly." Now stop! If we are not
to be arrested by the valiant
Willie O'Smith We claim that
we have the right of any free
born citizen to object and
solemnly protest against being
praised and as it were having
our leg pulled by the Adrer-
tiSer.
The Star has demanded the
suppression of our paper and the
deportation of the editor. 1t
would be unkind and unprofes-
sional to insinuate that the
forced vacation Of the editor
of the HoLoMUA might open a
field for some needy newspaper
man who perhaps could be found
latter the meeting of stockholders
tonight under the very special
patronage of the great %
American" politician who at
present runs the Star BIT, we
will state, for the benefit of the
mueh-learned Acknowledgement
that we are perfectly ready as
newspaper corporation to see our
editor jailed and banished. The
then vacant seat will most likely
be offered to the brother-in-law
Tommy" and then the
anxious communitv Will hear all
about the Mud Winter Fake--and
about the dividends of the invest
ment which some few distracted
made in the whats
You call HIM Fair.
Let all these personal remarks
pass by; We honestly mean to
thank the little editor Of the
advertiser for coming to the res
cue Of our editor aud defend us
against the Star and against las
the 18th of March is approaching
the Unparalleled cruelty of
Willie O'Smith.
We Will ask the Star what did
we say, which could be consi-
iered by our astnte brother. edi-
Tor sufficient to deport us and
our paperl We said the
same thing as Mr.. S b. Dole has
aid in several interviews. We
'aid that in case the final answer
Of the United States TO the petit
lions and representations of facts
rom the Hawaiian nation and |
rom Queen Lilinokalani should |
,roye ineffective. that measures |
would be found which would !
place the Hawaiian affairs in
proper grooves
Perhaps We meant that the
Hawaiian nation might appeal |,
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05
The Last Split.

The high moral tone Of the
HoLoxUA for which Ne now ara
noted among the annexationisss !:
so highly thatwe have odraw aiins
and have to throw cold water or
some of orr correspondents In
spite of the high sentiments
above indicated We will run the
risk of one more split" and e
the tune of a muchly popular
song we viii immortalize th'
latest. the beautiful. the III
split, as follows:
Ie. al the P. G.'s muster
And heAr what have 20 say,
Tn prophet that assembled
Fron the Noon.
I have brought soms late dispatches.
The headlines read Ike this
':we sire going to have a s. L: up
Pretty soon
Wills, in Council thsse members SIT
for that Job they are Unfit,
Some OF the speeches made
Gives me chill
To help the many chavs,
They are making homemade laws,
The latest one is called
"a Sailors Bill
Any man that is at large
That becomes public charge,
The Ddtch brigade
VIII dump him in cell
To some other sunny shore
You'll be exiled evermore
That's what the P. G. laws
Do now compel.
Whilst the Council clock is ticking,
Tins secret league is kicking
And the Portuguese eat poi
With SPOON.
1t may sound awful queer
But I'll tell them or the square
That there's going to be
A split up pretty soon.
I have travelled the world DER
But, never in my life before
Have seen a friendly nation
Go to ruin.
But, Congress soon viii shout
You P. G.'s get down and out,
Then they'll say the split up
Las come on to soon.
| Uncle Sam is on his muscle
With Chill and Hawaii,
Whilst small pox scare
Is about 10 boom.
Let the P. G, take pointer
Before it does set in
There's going to be
A split up soon with Tim.
TRAVELLING PUG.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05

ANOTHER monarch has been
created by the learned Attorney
General emitting, neglecting, de-
Ginning or refusing to present
indictments against his lately
arrived namesake who has so
successfully engineered Rats into
a hole. Great is Smith and
Whiting is his prophet.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05
LANDS AT AUCTION.

By virtue of an order issued
by the Court through the Chief
Justice, Hon. A. F. Judd. in
regard to the Case of WILLIAM
MATSoN ct al. against David
Watson, there will be sold At
Pubiic Auction. at the Auction
Rooms of James F. Morgan. at -
O'Clock noon, on MONDAY
March l9. 1894. All those pre-.
misses situated at Kaneohe. Koo.
laupoko. Oahu; and more mar
tlcuiarly designated as follows
to wit:
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05

The P. G's have sent the Hobo
MUA an "ad, What a surprise
1t was believed that there was a
motive in the Users pat this
morning and now we know it.
But hold! great Heavensl in the
one hand they furnish us with
labor and then with closed fist
they demand six months credit,l
Great Caesar! what nervel all
of our Royalists customers are
poor but honest and pay their
bills on demand, but, the So
called representatives of the
wealth and intelligence of the
community want and in fact
order credit. Great is Sam
Damon as a fnancier Billy Allen
and the Banning estate.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05
"a All are parts Of Royal Patent
TIA to Paul F. Manini

ALI are parts of those premises
9 by Kamehameha "
70 DAVID W Watson, by deed dated
Zee ~ 1862. and recorded in
Llber Is. pages I27 and 19s IN
Title perfect.
Purchasers. u the
w For further particulars apply 10
w. MILcIAn e AcHI. Attorney for -
the Commissioner. or to .o'
s. NJ KAAUKAI.
Honolulu, Feb. %. 1894. 'sf'
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05
A Pertinent Question.

While we are pleased to see
any newspaper man out of
scrape under the very peculiar
criminal libel law of this country.
we cannot refrain from asking the
learned attorney general, how
it is that Mr.. W. G. Smith
against whom five 90 charges of
libel were preferred, goes scott
free while the single case of libel
drought on by the brother-in-
law of the attorney general)
against the editor of the
HoLoMUA is continued till
next term Will Mr.. W. o.
Smith inform the public WHY
indictments against ". G.
Smith were not presentedp'
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05

Ten cents copy of each mum.
Der will be paid at the HoLoxr.
Office. If
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05
WANTED

The following numbers of the
HoLoNuA:
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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROyIS-
ions of certain mortgage made by
KAUHANE NAKUINA to VIM. C. ACHI.
dated the 9Th day of November 1891, re-
corded in Liber l3l, page 1913, and duly
assigned to Lau Chong, notice is hereby
given that the mortgage intends to fore
close the same for conditions broken. to
wilt: non-payment of interest and principal.
Notice is likewise given that after the ex-
piration of three weeks from the date of this
notice, the property conveyed by said mort.
gage will be advertised for sale at public
auction at the auction rooms of lanes F.
Morgan, in Honolulu, ON WEDNESDAY.
the l4th day of March, 1894, at II noon, of
said day.
Dated Honolulu, February l3, 1894.
LAU CHONG,
ofl f0f.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-05
Assignee of Moftgag

The premises covered by said mortgage
consist of acres situate in Hamoa. Hama.
Mani, and conveyed TO said mortcacor by
kafawa, by deed dated the 10Th day Of Au-
gust, 1888, and recorded in Liber Sc. pages
io- ana ioo- febl7-3w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18
CUT RATE TO UTAH.


The lAtes, development In railway
rates Il s2J round trip excursion 10
Utah, says the Denver News Al
air Of mystery surrounds the or.
gin Of this movement In tho diTec.
ton OF popular figures Tor long
distance travel Tho rate was not
made public until ls.e hour yesterday
afternoon anu passenger agents Of com
petlng llues each claimed tho credit Of
smashing the regular excursion rate Of
s25.
at lie simply . mtans Of attracting
patronage 10 Utah business, said one
official. ave found that SO was too
high aud q lower n Gurr was substltu.
ted. The change does not Imply that
any further cutting may be expected"
Notwithstanding asuuTances from
the various uiileua, II 10 possible that
someb0dy may break loose anu PEG.
Die may have the opportunity Of
Fluiug across tho slate uf Colorado
M aimgH. any rate they may name.
II the Hgut begins It viii Du
abort and apuTp, but the Tact that tue
Denver aud Rio GrAude would be
obliged tu cdmuRt with roads In the
hands OF receivers may have a quiet.
iny effect on Major Hooper's nerves.
Win a smooth track aud n fair start
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18
rsII nor. ,e . rnrlnns.

CLEVELAND, ohio, August ls.-slx
Cleveland people In moderate cifcum.
stances have fallen heir 10 n foriuue Of
sl,OOO,UDl. They ufc Mr. anu Mts.
Richard Clevering, Mr.. Barley sud
his sisters Mary anu Martha, auu Sam.
uel Barley. Clevtting 10 n letter car.
rlcr and samuel Barley IL "a mouldrr.
These people had an uncle named
Richard Barley. The uncle, Scotch.
man, settled In Australia many years
ago, aud his family Loot sight ~ him.
HU ama.scd n fortune aud died with
out legal Issue. a few weeks ngo, the
relatives began 20 receive cnhlcgfAms
from Australia, iupuiflng tot tho
namps aud addresses OF all ~ tho
Richard Barley heirs. This was i0l.
lowed by lnttrr received day Or 30
ago explaining the mans having
amassod this fortune anu dying child.
lee, There are eleven heirs aud the
share OF the six who live Ia this city
will not DO far from 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18
THE BuNCO CROWD.
Tho Preliminary llrarinr--Lalayottc's
irnonal Property Garuishtod.

The hearing VI the charge Of con.
-pifAcy against the bow ami arrow
bunco men IL ssl fot hearing bcior,
Commissioner Pratt next Monday, bu,
there h said to be- some doubt ~ to IL
taking place on that day, the defense
not being ready to proceed.
Attorney =. J.. DAILY went before
Ju tlco Of the Peace Harvey thi,
morning and obtained judgment
against 3. Lafayette, one Of the de.
PENDANTS, TOT the uum " $3.50, In settle.
mUut Of "a little biil" About 3
O'Clock thls afternoon Deputy 5hefl n
Montgomery went Town 10 the police
station 10 work "lhe Ratnlshou pro.
cu's" upon Chio. Pratt, who has In
his possession certain personal pfor.
triy belonging 30 Lafayette ia the
snare " Juwelfy, etc.
&, =. Kinney, attorney, a. referee, IN
engaged this afternoon with the hear.
INK on the order 10 show cause why
Chief Frat should not surrender Ger.
lain j. rclfy anu cash held by him a.
the property Of Daniel Qululan, ~ bo
applied on an execution held ny the
ehcrn In favor Of Altman & Co.,
liquor dealers " Cheyenne, Wy0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18
THE UTAH SOLDIER GOES FREE.
One Day More aud Ito Would Have
Been Chased ns Deserttr.

Dennis HaIsey, who is enrolled a, a
soldier upon Uncle SANS books, has
passed through very remarkable OK.
perienoe during the past two days,ssys
IA Denver papgr lie was arrested
Tuesday night on a charge Of Iesergion,
when some iu4igvnt individual re.
ported that Halssy was IN town Aud
agreed to put the officers "on" II they
would divide half the reward. Before
midnight the alleged dusefter was
placed within the walls Of tho city
prison anu q telegram was sout to FJu
DJuglgs, Utah, Tor Instructions. 10 ap.
peared that Halsey had been traus.
ierred from san Antonio, Texas, 10
Fort Douglas, Utgh, and hat pAwued
his uCket In Denver, Being "a young
man full Of vim, he spent his money M
tho accumulation VI huge jag, In
Uncle sans service a soldier must bg
away from his post ton days before no
Ia cOnsinerud doserter, and Hasoy
was only one day behind time when
az pretended. II IL now question
whether Hllsey Will return 20 his post,
Rs he will ia that case DO called 90 ac.
count Tor selling his railroad ticket.
The extreme penalty Of the offence IL
two and n half years In the peni1en'
tiary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18

Pom TOWNSEND. Wash, Aug. Is o.
Adyioes from the Yukon rIrur district
~ 10 July navo ueen received here.
Captain Lyon, VINO was going down
the Yukon river 20 take command uf
ihe steamer T.. Is. Wear aud four
others were capsizud And drowned ~
Five Fingers rapids. Sixty pounds Of
mail was altO lUs,,
The steamer Arctic, which We. used
ass freight tender on theupIrf : uk0n,
was caught IN n gale sixty miles from
~. Micuaulo isluud aud badly damaged.
The vessel was compelled % return lot
rcpaita aud there h no other available
vessel % take supplies 10 miners ia the
upper Yukon river. There are LOO
miners there, aud u RELIEF is not sont 81
once, u ~ feared much suffering will
pusup.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18

BAN FRASCHCJ, Aug, lS.-Charles
l.. Fair, surviving sou VI ex-senator
Fair began another EFFORT ia the pro.
tate department Of the superior court
today, 10 secure a million 1f his moth
cr's estate, tue amount being the aggft.
gate legacieH Of nia deceased brother
James Rnd himself. Mis-. Fair left
100000 ~ each OF her sons. Jamea to
receive his nj thirty.hve, ana Charles
when thirty years old. tt was pro-
vided by her will that In caAa either
son died before attaining the ags
named without wife or lawful children,
bis share should revert 10 his brother.
James Fair diod two year, ago when
he was thirty years old. Charles
claimed his legacy then, but both
superior anu supreme courts decided
that Charles must wait for James,
legacy until such time NJ the latter
would have been thitty-hVe. since
that decision Charles has married,
ana Ire claims tho ceremony altered
the caas emitting him 70 immeiiats
possession Of both legAcios. 10 he
should die he claims his wife would
receive half OF his inheritance aud his
father ono half, and his sisters cannot
get either legacy now anu there Ia no
use In their lighting TO keep the money
out VI his hands any longer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18

Deputy United States MayshaI Jan.
noy arrived from Dscr Lodge, Sion.
Aua, At 10 O'Clock this morning, bring.
ing with him " ohati ketohum alias
Fishery, who on JUDY 1898 made hi.
escape from the Utah pcui onuary,
while serving sentence 'uf rohUiug IL
postoilics near Ogden. AuU' getting
IBIS liberty the prisoner male i0r Mon.
tana, where, IA a very short time, he
was ngaiu Iuicr nrtrsi fora burglary
NJ Butte, aud, being uIlyl0tsl, was
consigned 10 Deer Loigo gunl,cgtiafy.
His term expired n few dag ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18

40 around, the cnanctB are that tlu
major would rive the opposition about
an the trouble % wOuli caro- % tackle
Tot the ext ten Jaws or two weeks.
Tue $50 rate 90 Utah ami return ap.
plies on the 1851, Goth aud 2lst, and
urtcts are good Tor return until the
1871 o. September. The starting point
may be Denver, Col0ndl Springs or
Pueblo and the farthost western point
BE- Ogden 0r Salt Lake. lt ,s long
time siuce an opportunity has been
granted 10 gD o. salt Lake and return
i1r such rate, and special efforts will
uo made by The Santa Fc, RIO Gfandu
aud Union Pacific 10 work up good
business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18
LIlus chnnee Of sa,Iug nl. Lite.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. lS-Elwari
Pointf, tho cOl1fed man who startled
the world some months since by sui.
den change HE complexion, Il now
la pfecatious condition. According
20 his statements he has been taking
Tot a long time PREPARATION put up 10y
some patoat medicine house Tor fhoU-
matlsm. His skin commenced turn.
Ing white In spots anu the Cuticlo In
several portions Of his bO1y was re-
moved. lie was placed In the county
inilfmary lnst night and the surgeon
stated that the discJiJfAtion wa uue 10
the medicine he had taken. Points,
the color VI which ptovioutly was
white, have now turned 20 q deep yell
low and there l. little chance VI saw.
Ing his life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18

wAHufNGroN, Aug. ls.-rhe II 10.
publican steering committee OF the
Senate met vt 1880 today i1 put boz
share the amendments dcuIJgl upon
by the caucus yesterday Oao II %
resolution lnslructlng the finance com.
mitieo to report a ifer sugar UiIl 10 us
10 provide for revenue iuiy 0u sugar
aud the continuance Of tue present
bounty. Tho other amendments agreed
upon by the caucus aud Iul iu shapy
by the steering commitieu p'uviic Tor
the modification Of .he Murphy frsolu-
ton, w ~ TO declare against the
pmcticADility Of further legislation thls
session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-18
ResolntInns nmllled.

A very important action Of the
Joint Teachers Institute Ut Provo diu
not appear among tho correspondence
Prof jos. A. Rec. presented set OF
resolutions lat Wednesday, endorsing
Prot y. l.. Nelson iJr Commissioner OF
schools Whluu wgr8 almost uuaui.
mOusIy adopted, there u0ing but four
adverse votes. A number Ui teachers
who could not vote by reason Of hav.
ing already endorsed another Canui-
dale, met later aud passed resolution
endorsing PROT Nelson Us second
guUlCe,