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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
From Thu,sda, : DAilr.l

The stores and dwelling pisces in
Honolulu were never decorated -
they were Yesterday. The patriotic
feeling made itself ivlt in all quarters
sud the result proved 10 many
strangers that Honolulu hiss a. much
love tor the great Americas Holiday -
Any other Of its size j. the United
States. Along the business streets
nothing but flags aud bunting grevlei
the eyr> sud the captains Of the meT-
chant vessels III the harbor did their
share tONSrl making the decorative
feature sucses>. Every vessel, with
one. or two exceptions, WAS decorated
with aIl the bunting available, aud
conspicuous among them were the
ships Nzris HSckie.d aud the
schooner r W. Bartlett. OF course
the war vessels were decorated from
stem u stern and each presented 4
pretty sigCt-
The Fourth o. July committee Of
ferei o < prizes for the best decorated
buildings sud il was left with the
Art League 10 decide. D. Howard
: Hitchcock was the chairman. The
hn-mbers Of the league visited every
portion Of the city and fiIzlIy decided
tuaL TIE house ~ TASTE an N0Oke
va entitled 70 the first prize Tn-y
considered that s. sn emblem sticSi
design sad - Sn srti>lic iec1iaIiOn it
was iSr aud Sway the finest displayed.
The fol.owiuE i = brief description a.
the decoration: CrovnluE the center
j 3 large silver star over 1le legend
"HawalT' Iaukci by number Of
banuers in red, white Snd blue Dap
ed zcrOSs the center OF the building
ara larEe American aud Hawaiian
hsr> balanced by IEi-CoiOrei draperies.
Qd>eitiug the whole i = base o. dark
blue cloth trimmed with green MALE
zni flushed 81 either corner with
Hawaiian sud American shields The
second prize WIS., awarded 10 the
Inter-TsIand : : Company; third
prize, Oahu Jail; fourth prize, Safe
Deposit Company. fifth prize; Pan
theon Saloon A number OF other
buildings were wondrou>ly deco
rated. Levers sud Cooke hsd :
Gorgeous display sud No. Engine
House deserves special mention
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
The afternoon Reception.
The Baseball Game.

The 6ameh4mehss siied TO their
laursls sgain yesterday, beating tue
HAwSiis by 3 score Off to I, five o;
the seven beinE made in one iuuing.
There WAS very large atlen lance,
The lam-- va not ; brilliant one but
wAs marked by the steady playing Of
the hamvhameiss-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
Sports in the Hsrbor.

he VI ZIG - A4FN >
crowd TO the waterfront yesterday.
The decks q every vessel from which
3 good view could be obtained were
crowded with people The officers o.
the wSr vessels 10 port invited thrir
friends 70 80 on boSui, and the invita-
lion was ScsSp-ei by : Ereal many.
The programme - $ whole wzs inter
esting. sud wzs well carried out The
-moSt exciting rSce OF the day VS. the
ISE-Tweive Oar Barge Rzce,n between
- native crew Sni crews from both the
Champion Sni the PhilSdelphiS-
The course WAS SrOuni the spar
buoy. the nStiyes winning in Is min
uteS Sni 70 seconds. 70 -lOEei fourteen
seconds lztsr by the PhilsdeiphiS
crew.
A great ! 81 OF inieres. wss ceoterei
ia the nee between the Myrtle Snd
HeSlSDi host clubs The crew o. the
first-nzmei club Won easily in l.
minutes sud ) seconds
TIE fOIioEi1g Is the full programme
Of the day snd the winners
The FIST rsce between the MyF-
ties and the HeSlSni's over the spar
booy rourSe, was won ss previously
mentio1ed-
The second rzes vas between 5
number 81 boat boys in single Osrei
boSts- The course ESs sround : buoy
fastened in the neizhborhOod % the
Myrtle bozt house The rzce Vas Won
hy John Mzhuku IN II minutes
The third rSce ass contested for By
crews % The VA vessels 10 pOrt, in
cutters twelve men in eseh. Sro1ni
the spSr buoy; won By The Phi -sdei-
phiS crew in y minutes Sud : sec
on6s-
The fourth race wzs in SIX OSrei
Sixs from the American S1d japanese
m-n-Os-ESr. Owing 20 sn ScriceBL
which l&ii 10 the Champions gig for
repzfrs, the EUgLishmzu did LOT psr-
tieiu2se. The PlilSielpbiz's crew Won
j sEziu- Tine = minutes Gni 4 SEQ
onGs-
Tue fifth nee w-2s IN shells. The
contestants Eere r Dexter aud ".
Harris Dex-er Won IL minutes S-d
s. s=c1lis-
Thes xth rscs v-zs Won ~ ; uStiTe
,rsw in - minutes Snd Is szc0ulis Il
vzs f1ur oSr-t rzes bztEesu three
ereEs-fhR uz-ives. : crew from the
Puilzislpliz sud : crew from the
kOD 90
TIE eatSmSrz1 rsca U.s. the next
On the pTDgrzmue- Il Ezs c UtsSt-d
for by us1 from the Champion sud
the hOnSo II Was EASILY EOn by the
japanese
The swimming rzce wss EOl By 5
native uzmei PuS- He - follosed
Close Y oy S@zmzu n>uei Skuse,
bslouEicg % the Cham 1iou- Ile dis
1zncs E7s soo1t oBeeighth o. : nile
The see08si-eizss yacht nee hsd four
e1rrieS= Edith L, Coral Queen, POkiI,
sud Nsry WsliinZ. Il vas Won by
the MSr1 W.Iiing-
he sSili8g l=uneh rzes between the
Philsi=Ipaiz and ChzmpiOl Ezs Won
ty lie Champion boat
~ following gentlemen hzd eh rye
-of the Squztie sports JEizes, Lieut.
W. NJ Wood. Lieut. z. K c Gibootzs,
Lis1s- r lie, Csp.- Campbell and
Czps- Fuller S-srTer. g b Wilson;
Tue-k-Sp<r, Frank hr1ss-.
- The Athletic SPorTs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
THE EVENTS OF THE DAY.
The Various Doings Of the People
Yesterday.
WHAT THERE WAS TO SEE AND 10,

Aquatic and Athletic sports Baseball. =
Reception and the Fireworks in the
EvsuinE Keep everyone Busy On the
Grratest % All Holidays.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03

ton of the great system will be in fit
condition for bricklaying. On Monday
ar increased force of workmen will be
put on and within a comparatively
short time the full force which is to be
employed upon the completion OF the
system will be at work. Operations
ere being somewhat delayed by the
failure Of the board of public works
and contractors to get together on the
minor details Of the contract but the
indications are that on Monday, or
Wednesday at the latest, the board will
again take up the matter and draw up
the contract and its supplementaries.
In the contract will probably be set
out the following provisions: By the
payment Of the promised SIS, goo and the
last final estimate the city receives an
indemnity from other claims on ac-
count of the sewer; home labor is to
be employed upon the work in all in
stances, as long as the supply holds
out; the contractors will furnish new
bondsrnen in the fear that the recent
negotiations may have released the
former securities; monthly estimates
will be given the contractors by the
city engineer and payments will be
made upon them instead OF awaiting
the completion of sections of the work
the right is retained by the city to
order operations stopped should the
condition of the treasury ever neces-
state.
1t is said that Messrs Houlahan and
Griffith desire 10 withdraw from the
contract and will be paid off by &A
remaining three contractors. For this
purpose the immediate payment of the
$4,000 is required. The contractors
promise to give the city bond for the
amount of the payment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
Problem in Paving.

Shall the $4,000 allowed by the city
council on the Salt Lake City Railroad
company paving contract be charged
direct to the city or to the abutting
property owners on Main, First and
Second South streets? is the question
which the city engineer is waiting
patiently for the council to answer be-
fore he makes his returns of the total
cost of paving on the streets named
and the amount of rebate due the tax
payers.
According to the report Of the engi-
neer there should have been paid by
the railroad company the sum of $685.
000 but in order to secure the settle
ment of the matter the council votec
to reduce the charge to S35, 600 and this
amount the company paid. leaving a
deficit of 100000 TO be charged to some
one, Just whom is what the engineer
desires to know. Some time ago the
matter was presented to the council by
Mr.. Young but no action was taken.
The brainy members of the council are
evidently sleeping on the proposition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03

If water rates are making strenuous
efforts to clear their books of charges
before the end of the business year with
them, June 80. All delinquencies must
be paid by that date or the water will
be shut off Through the extra exer-
tons of Mr.. Delhi the water credits
are rapidly fading away and when the
books were closed last night the total
amount was $178,600, or a. decrease of
81, 600 during the week. Regarding the
collection of water rates the latest city
ordinance on the subject provides as
follows:
Section %. The assessor and collector
of water rates shall make annual as
sessments for water on the owners OF
property having made application
therefor, based upon the rates hereln-
after established and dating from the
first day of July of eacn year. Said or
ficer shall charge to each person the
amount assessed against him, and shall
without delay proceed to collect the
same monthly, quarterly. semi-annual-
ly or annually, al his discretion. ana
pay the amounts collected into the city
treasury monthly, or oftener II re-
quired In the month Of June OF each
year, he shall make full report to and
settlement with the city auditor OF the
previous years assessments and collec>
lions of water rates.
of water rates shall furnish TO each
water taker, or leave at his residence
of usual place of business, printed or
written notice of the amount of water
rate assessed against him and when
payable. If any person neglect, refuse
or fail to pay his water rate within
twenty days from the date of said
notice, the assessor and collector is
authorized and empowered to have the
water turned off from the premises OF
said person where such unpaid water
rate is assessed. and before the water
! shall be turned on again all delinquent
| water rates must be paid in full up to
the end of the term as assessed. and
so cents additional for expenses. Any
water taker not using water after the
assessment has been made must report
it to to assessor and collector of water
rates and have the water shut off; If
| he fails to do so the full amount as
sessed must be paid.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
COMPLETED BY SEPTEMBER.
So Says Mayor BasIzin of the Joint
City and County Building.


City and County Building.
1--WE will get into the joint city and
county building by the middle of Sep
TENDER at the very latest" said Mayor
Baskin yesterday afternoon. Rapid
progress is being made upon the struc-
ture and the interior is all but finished.
1t will, of course, require some time
to complete the outside portions and
put on the decorations but three
months will cover all delays. The cen
trail tower is now three stories and a
half high and has but seventy feet
further to go toward the sky
Nothing now interests the mayor SO
much as the joint building, excepting
probably the gravity sewer, both of
which will be monuments TO the enter
prise of the two administrations
which have had their construction in
hand. In a private conversation re-
Gently the mayor stated that were it
necessary to stop work on the build
ing in order TO complete the gravity
sewer he would willingly give way and
allow the latter work to proceed, much
as he desired TO see the completion of
the magnificent structure. Both will
now be completed, however.
The books of the auditor show that
TO yesterday the joint building has cost
the city 1923, 1910, which represents
half of the cost. This amount includes
some $4,000 put into the hole in the
ground on the corner Of State and First
South streets
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
That Dairy License Case.

Police Justice Smith did not hand
down his decision yesterday in the con-
test inaugurated by the dairymen, who
object TO paying the license provided
for by a recent ordinance passed by the
city council 1t is anticipated that his
honor will settle the matter as far as
his court is concerned on Monday. The
officials of the health department feel
certain the decision will be in favor Of
the city. An investigation has revealed
the fact that a mistake was made in
printing the ordinance, and upon the
provisions of the erroneous measure
the attorney for the dairymen based
his structures, commonly called = by
courtesy-an argument The discovery
reveals the fact that the word dairy
was left out of the ordinance as it
passed the council, and the word chang
es the entire meaning. AS the measure
passed the council it provides as fol-
lows:
An ordinance amending sections 8, 10
and l3 of chapter IS of the revised or
dinances of Salt Lake city of 1892
Amend section s by adding words
''cr brewers malt" after word swill
Amend section 10 by aiding words
sanitary condition" after ventilation.
Amend section Is to read, No person
shall sell or offer for sale in the city
any milk without a permit to do so
from the health department; such per
nit to be furnished by said department
on condition that none but pure, I'M
diluted milk is sold within the city
limits subject to the approval of the
milk inspector or health officer and on
the further condition that an annual
license fee be paid, in advance, as fol
lows: for all persons or dairies selling
daily three gallons or less of milk, 81
more than three gallons and not ex-
ceeding ten gallons, S; and fer each adj
ditional ten gallons, IS extra. The
above license fees shall be collected by
the treasurer and no permit shall issue
until same is paid. The health commits
sioner shall haAe power to revoke all
Meenses for cause.
This ordinance shall be in effect from
and after its passage and approval
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
EDWARD n. GIBBS, Treasurer.
: f5lsATmE FOR RIGHT OF WAY.
Report on the Street Railway Matter
AWaited with interest


1t now seems hardly likely that the
combined committees on streets and
public Improvements will make a re-
oort at the next meeting of the city
council on the petition of the Rapid
Transit company for the right of way
and franchise to construct a single
track along First South to its inter
section with Main and thence south to
Second South, as no meeting of. the
committees has been called, the ad-
jOurnment on Friday night being with
out day but subject TO call Should
another meeting be held before Tues
forthcoming. Judging from the ex-
pressed opinions of members of the
committees the report when it does go
in TO the council viii be adverse to the
PRAYER Of the petitioning road, unless
during the interval the Rapid Transit
succeeds to securing the signatures of
a majority of the property owners who
would be most directly affected by the
change. Even should they do this.
however, there are a number of the
members of the council who will op-
pose the granting of the petition when
the matter is before the council for ac-
ton. The arguments Jf the latter gen
Tlemen are that the streets along which
the third track would have to be con-
structed would be greatly damaged by
the extra rails and poles and the bene-
fit TO the property owners would not
offset this disadvantage. Then again,
they look upon the present attempt Ct
the Rapid Transit 70 secure a
loop with Main and First South streets
as outlets. as simply a wedge to be fol-
lowed by others until a consolidation CT
street railroad interests is forced.
When the battle is opened in the ooun-
Gil the probabilities are that the en-
gagement will be tropical
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
AN Connections Made.

The connections for the joint city and
county building and the grounds sur
rounding have just been made by the
waterworks department and sprinkling
is now in full force. The same depart
ment has been engaged during the
week in making repairs in City Creek
canyon of damage done by the high
water and putting the creek bed into
excellent shape. The waters of both
City Creek and Parley's having be-
come comparatively clear the flushing
gangs have been laid off. for the pres
ent at least. On the quiet it is limited
that Major Daily formerly of the Rio
Grande Western, is to succeed Uncle
Dan Griffin as superintendent Ghen
the latter's term of Office expires.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
Street Department.

The street department has completed
the grading of the Eleventh East street
hill, and is now applying the poll tax
of the city and the energy of the regu-
lar force to the improvement of the
steep grade at and near the intersection
of Tenth East and Fifth South streets.
At the point named the street railroad
has been forced to make a deep cut and
the intention is to reduce the entire
grade to a level with the car lire. This
will make the hill a good less formula
BILE. Grading is going on in several
places in the southeastern portion of
the CITY,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
Health Department.

Scarlet fever is making itself known
in several sections of the city and five
new cases were reported to the health
department during the week There
were no deaths from contagious dis
eases. The department clerk issued
ten burial permits. Of new babies
there were not a few, the number of
BIRTH icing foray-three. The males
numbered nineteen and the females
twenty-four.
The provision inspector devoted his
time almost exclusively to dairy
license matters, legal and otherwise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
Will PAY ON Monday.

On Monday the city auditor will pay
the claims which appear upon the ap-
preparation list, approved by the mayor
on Friday.
The only payments made at the city
hall yesterday were upon the official
salary rolls for May. The next general
PAYDAY will be on Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
Searching for Franchises.

The Union Pacific, through its at
torneys, mas asked the city recorder for
a transcript of all franchises which
have ever been granted to the main
road or any of its branches. This is for
the purpose of ascertaining whether or
not any right of way and franchise for
the Utah & Nevada have ever been
granted. The company is about to
broad gauge the branch to its terminus
in Tooele county, and before proceed
ing with improvement is endeavoring to
ascertain where it stands
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
RniIhinm Permits.

The following building permits were
issued during the week by Building In
spector Folsom:
r. P. Morris, for a two-story brick
and stone dwelling, at the corner Of
Seventh West and First South, to cost
$500.
Joseph A. Knight. for a one-story
brick residence at No. IA South Seventh
East, to cost $500.
Henry Jack, for a one-story brick res
.idence at No. 1920 South Eighth East,
to cost $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03

more experienced shoulders of Hon. O.
w. Powers.
The Judge pleaded. almost remon-
strated that he be permitted to show
his allegiance TO, his party In a more
humble but none the less important
place upon the committee but the con-
vention refused to entertain it and the
voice of the delegates, with one grand
volley of ayes, selected him as the
chairman of the county central COM
mtttee
TERRITORIAL DELEGATES.
The following delegates 10 the ter
rftorial convention were announced by
the various precincts;
First Precinct-W- E. D. Barnett,
LIE Grande Young, C. Gillett, j. S.
Darke. P. w McCahrey. George D,
Alder.
Second Preceinct-W. c. Hall. Dr..
Groves, c. r. Barratt. Thomas Hull,
Morris Sommer. H. M. Sadler.
Third Precinct-Walter T. Gunter.
Aurelius Miner, G. r. Jones, Henry
Barnes. w. j. Kerr, W. A. Hodges,
James Bishop. Alternates-E. L.
Sloan. C. E. Sherwood, J. H. Haslam.
Fourth Precinet-W. H. Dale, d. G.
Dunbar, Richard W. Young, o. w.
Powers, j. NJ. Cohn. AIternates-P. L.
| Williams, H. T. Ball, /. L. Welsh.
| Fifth Precinct-A. G. Norrell, j. II.
Moyle, Herman Bamberger, j. A. Will
liams. Alternate-J. B. Rawlings
| South Observation-Disclosures Howe.
| Sugarhouse--John r. Wilson.
West Jordan-George Gardner.
Farmers ward-A. N. Cherry.
| Mill Creeks. A. Cornwall.
| Union-John w. Sharp.
Sandy-G. L. Rosengreen.
East Mill Creek. Big Cottonwood and
Mountain DELI. H. Brinton.
| Butler. Granite, Silver and Little
Cottonwood-Geor Dryburg.
Draper and Bluffdale-D- o. Rideout
Bingham, South Jordan, Rivertor
and Fort Herriman-O. P. Miller. AL
! ternate-B. B. Quinn.
North Jordan, Hunter and Granger
Albert Spencer.
/ Brighton, Pleasant Green and NORTH
IPoint-Isaac Coon.
1t was ordered that the respective
Idelega tions be authorized to supply
any vacancies that may occur, and TIT
convention having accomplished all TO
which it had assembled. adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
ARRANGING FOR PRELTMINAR1Es.

10th the City and Gravity Sewer
Contractors TO Be Protected.
The contractors on the gravity sewer
have been working quietly along dur
slng the past week on the upper end of
II ne system, getting it in shape for the
commencement of the actual opera
TONS. Although but small force of
mon has been engaged the work has
progressed favoraoly and by the mid
die OF the week the uncompleted por-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
AFFAIRS OF THE CITY.
New York Life Satisfied with
the Bond Deal.
THE MONEY is READY.
FIGHT OF THE RAPID TRANSIT
FOR A FRANCHISE.

work on the Gravity sewer-TheI
Joint Building VIII Be Completed
i'm September-The Dairy License
Consolidating Permits-Depart-
ment Notes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
Reducing the water credits.

The officials of that department of
the water works department proper
which has the assessing and collecting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03

Get Trumbo's soda water at z. c. NJ
I. drug store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03

Cesspool and closet work, jess F
baltimore, 221 East Eighth South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
Total Observation-Disclosures.

We also recommend that the dele
gates to the territorial convention as
above apportioned be nominated by the
delegates of the precincts respectively
in attendance upon this convention.
5. Miscellaneous business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
THE FOOL KILLER.

HE fool killer has sew
eral people on his list
this week. Among the
most prominent is the
Honorable" Bill Glass
man, who, because of
the fact that he recently
made a few alleged Re
publican speeches in the
southern part of the ter
ritory, imagines that he
is now fully qualified to
represent Utah in the
House of Representa-
tives; provided. how
ever, that Utah should
go Republican when adj
mitted as a state. Go
.