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FOR SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.
DOBERT F. JONES & CO.,
IN 204 Bradbury Block.

DoBERT F. JONES & CO,
IL 2O4 Bradbury Block
Santa Monica fine residence on ocean
ave.; very desirably located and new; $1,000.
Groom cottage with nice garden; near
Ocean ave-. only $1,000.
Groom cottage on Third ST., w and com
pletely furnished; $4,000
A Broom house and cottage on two lots,
Fourth St; xoOUO.
Bee ranch in Rustic Canon; bees incu ba.
tor; lease on % acres; $500.
ave-; $500 to $500.
Two beautiful lots on ocean ave.
Cahuenga valley-The frostless belt Of Cali.
fornia; 10-acre orchard. two years old; lemons,
oranges, apricots, peaches; windmill, tank;
$50 %.
len acres; cottage. barn. watsr; acres in
bearing trees; good paying property. $1,000
Eight acres north of Foothill road cottage,
barn, windmill, ETC.; $3.50 per acre.
Five and 10. acre tracts, "a miles from city
limits; $3.50 yer acre.
Twenty-Five acres miles from city limits
near dummy road; $500 per acre.
acres in lemons, balance in decidu Gus fruits;
on dummy line; $1,000
And many more fine places in this beautiful
valley.
Redondo-40 acr, tracts; fine land; $45 to
500 per acre.
Los Angeles City Suaps-A new Colonial 9
room cottage in Adams st. tract; $500.
Three new Groom Colonial cottages
Hoover and Adams SITS. e. ectric cars pass door;
$500, terms easy.
S-room new house, ard-fnished and deco
rated throughout: bath, pantry, cellar; fine
grounds ana stable.
Glendora-1O acre orchard of bearing treesj
water right; $500
AriZona-640 acres, IL miles from Phoenix,
in Salt River Valley; well watered, fine farm;
$4,000.
Call upon us If you wish to buy sell.
ROBERT JONES e. CO.,
204 Bradbury Block, Los Angeles.
Bank of Santa Monica, Santa Monica
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS
~ The best evidence that it pays to adver tise
in The Herald is the fact that nearly all the
leading dealers in the city are represented in
its 'For Sale' columns and they find that it
pays These advertisers are not experiment..
ing. They are wideawake business men.
They have thoroughly tested The Herald as an
advertising medium and well satisfied
stion. 5-24tf
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II H. BARCLAY AND DAUGHTER,
J. 22312 South Broadway,
Brokers and Dealers in Real Es'ate.


SPECIAL BARGAINS
In the following properties, which we can
fully recommend to the most careful buyer:
Lot on Main street. near Thirty 5Ox
$50; $1,000 cash.
Lot 6Ox36C feet, within four blocks of oul
office. This property is especially suitable toi
Wholesale warehousing or otner business OF
that charactei or for block OF tenement
houses, or for manufacturing. We can eX-
change the equity in this It for unincum be red
hrstclass real estate, city or country. We ask
you to examine it ii you have money or prop
fused for this property in 81.
MONTE VISTA PROPERTY
we are exclusive agents for all the desrn bic
property IN the beautiful Monte Vista valley,
now offered for sale for the fiji time since
1887. We sell you gilt-edge land with full and
perfect water right and title
NO ONE ELSE CAN DO THIS!
II you want a home where you can grow
every product OF California to perfection, call
81 our Office for particulars, views etc
FOR A HOME OR FOR INVESTMENT
20 acres most des rably locat in Monte
Vista. with full water right. and at half the
price of land across the street. We NAV take
an ubincumbered house aud lot in the city Tor
part price ii titst-class.
FooTHILL HOTEL FOR SALE OR EX-
CHANGE
We offer the most desira BILE foothiil hotel in
Southern California at Il great bargain. This
elegant property is 20 miles from the eli y
12o0 feet above en- level, in beautiful and
fertile valley. with ample water rights: water
under 80 pounds pressure every floor; gus
IN every room; electric bells throughout the
building; MAGNIFICENT verauda l2X350 feet
This house can be kept full or tirst-cla guests
tile year round was never open but one year;
me ideal spot for health or pleasure seekers.
Store postoifce, daily mails. school, etc. Price
on application. vii exchange for un.ncum-
beIed acreage in southern California or for
par properly and take mortgage for balance.
T,is is a splendid opportunity for hotel man
or physician desiring TO open sanitarium.
On the only real mountain drive in Los An
geles county reached from Los Angeles.
Brick block 25X10 two stores leased for $50
month TO responsible parties for two years.
10000; 5000 ca.h.
~ acres Mt Ontario-nothing finer in Cali
iornia-7 acres in 1O-year-o navel oranges,
~ acres i'll l-year-old navels and acres in
MED t-rranean sweets and miscellaneous
fruits. Price $4,000 for the 20 acres or $1,000
Tor the lO.year-old orchard and $1,000 for the
Young o chard.
WE Gt ARANTEE TIE ABOVE TO PAY $500
YEAR NOW
And to be unsurpasss I'd for location by any
thing in the colony.
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We have many calls for
first-class business, resi- fence
and country property.

A BARGAIN FOR COLONY OR SPECULA-
TlON.
10 aces OF land in San Bernardno county.
with $50 inches OF living woter, and indefinite
hut large amount undeveloped. 500 acres of
his lana is adap.ed to all kinds OF fruits and
vines. yoi have 81, 800 c'sh we will give
you all the time you want OH the balance at q
Ter cent. or we may take some property. Price
5000 u. which is about one. third value of the
WG,et alone.
L. II. BARCLAY AND DAUGHTER,
223la S. Broadway.
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nor SALE AT POMONA
II GEL v'IIE IA RT4

Il SELL THE EARTH.
Say wait till smile. now feel better. for as
sure you live. the laugh is on many of our Or
ange growers. You will der, the first part
OF the orange season, oranges brought good
price. S' 80 to 81 rs per box, then there was
slump 4 the market and oranges did not
move very fast; some growers fell down; one
leading orange grower told me he expected to
p'ow his crop under, but in the past 10 days OF.
anges have gone up like rocket, and
he is lucky man who has oranges
now T ans Our union has orders
you. oranges the balance o. the season will
bring better prices than at any time this year.
Moral-Tnat lady from Kentucky is going
home next week; she is going to sell that 20
acres before she goes her price has been Sl3,-
600, including the crop. and it is worth it: but
now if you want the place for $4,000, Will.
out crop (Which is still on the trees), you can
have it; why, my dear friends. If you lust re-
allied what this 20 acres is, you would be IL
able to fall over each other getting here to get
this bargain
The 20 acres lies about % miles northeast of
Pomona and ~ miles southwest of Claremo ;
II acres being in fine b airing orange Trees
balance, olives, Sultana grapes and general va
rety OF fruits; small house and large oak Tree.
beauty; very easy terms if desired; come ont
and will hitch up the black and we will take
20 r. S. BAssETT Pomona
NOR SALE-PkEPAkE FOR THE GREAT
Il San Diego boom of 1896 and 1897 by n
yesting in the cheap San Diego property new
Fine residence lots, $50 to 800 each on the
instalment plan OF 10 per cent down, balance
in monthly payments of 10 per cent; a dis.
count of 10 per cent for cash.
shall offer also large list of first and sec(n l.
class business property; line opportunity t r
ca ital 20 invest in incomepaying prop r.y
In 1855 | came to Los Angeles from Sun
Diego and said to the people, prepare ior le
San Diego boom of 1886 and 1897, and Sold a
large amount of San Diego 800 lots which
the great boom carried into the thousands.
You all know the magnitude of the great san
Diego boom of lSS6-S7 and the millions tn /
A.A md will .Aff
city of 80, 900 in two years.
Well, Am here again to say to the people Of
Los Angeles that the San Diego boom of S96
and 1897 in magnitude will be cyclone VIII LIST
the boom OF lSS61SS7 was but gentle
zephyr.
| shall remain here short time to give the
people chance to secure this property at the
extremely low prices offered Don't fail 10 call
at No. 217 s. Broadway, room "a, Potomac
Die o.
70 D. CHOATE.
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FOR SALE--CTTY PROPERTY
EOR SALE-HOU5ES-
Il BY BARR REALTY COMPANY,
III $. Broadway.

Il BY BARR REALTY COMPANY,
III $. Broadway.
$200O-6-room cottage on Union ave-, corner
Hill. Fine view of the ocean and Cata.
lima Island. Very cheap at $4,000. "a
$2000-6-room house, Rosamont ave. High
and dry location, near car line, com
pletely furnished at the price; will sell
5000 less without furniture; rents
for $40. "a
$3000-Handsome new Broom house on Or
chard. ave; modern Improvements,
good ueighborhood, close to school
and churches 80
$1500-6 room house on Mlllard ave.. one half
block from Pico electric; 5000 ca sh,
balance easy. 30
$1300-6.room cottage, Adams ST. tract, 29th
st new and attractive. Part cash and
rest to suit. rs
$23O0-7-room cottage, Bonnie Brae, on cleo
tric. dry location, fine view. SO
$750O-An elegant O. room house, Grand ave.
BARR REALTY COMPANY,
% III 8. Broadway.
I1OR SALE-SIXTY FEET ON FIGUEROA,
II between tt, enty-third and Adams $4,000
$4,000.
One hundred feet northw est corner Hope and
Lot west side Hope near Twenty-eghth,
5000
Lot on Clara st. half block from Washing
ton, $3.50.
Oil lot corner Court and Douglas, $780,
Fifty feet on East First, near cable terminus,
1925
Brooklyn ave- lots 5000 each.
Lot Twenty-third and Maple, $1,000
Lot Constance, near Sixteenth close to new
electric line and to Pco st. electric road :;
street improv ements-sewer, cement, curb and
walk-all paid for. $3.50.
Lot corner New Jersey and Savannah sts.,
Boyle Heights. 800.
Lot on the main street of Monrovia, $50.
% PECK, get W. Third.
LNOR SALE-1524 KEARNEY ST., LARGE
Il lot, 4-roomed hard-inished house; $l10O
lo12 and 1913 Kearney ST., rooms at a
bargain
1922 st. John ST., 4-roomed house and large
lot; $780,
Mimosa St. house rooms, hard finish, bath,
pantry; $3.50.
San Julian, corner Eleventh. house large
rooms bath, lawn, stable, lot 6Oxl5O, $3.50.
% PECK, 227 w. Third.
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EOR SALE..LIIE STOCK


NOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN FOR CASH, 10
l. head of work horses, d head of work mules.
ID II ad of cattle, heifers and steers, 1875 head
of sheep, also poultry, wagons farming imple
ments. etc, ETC.. would exchange for i'm
proved or unimproved Los Angeles property
or small ranch near San ernardino. Call or
address Dr.. d. W. SNEATHEN, 229 w. First ST.
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$1300-6room cottage, Adams ST. tract, 29th
st, new and attractive. Part cash and
rest to suit. rs
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$2000-6-room house, Rosamont ave. High
and dry location, near car line, com
pletely furnished at the price; will sell
$500 less without furniture; rents
for $40. "a
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$1500-6 room house on MIllard ave.. one half
block from Pico electric; $500 ca sh,
balance easy. 35
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EoR SALE

FOR SALE
Following thorough bred eggs for Matching {:
Bronze Turkey, Light Brahma Buff Cochin,
Brown and White Leghorn, Plymouth Rock
Lang Shang, Cornish Indian Came, Fit Game,
Black Monorka 542 S. Spring. st. -
EOR SALE . SPAN OF HEAVY ROAD
Il horses; also truck wagons and complete
house moving apparatus; property is now in
San Diego and freight must be paid by pur-
chaser. Owner would trade Tor vacant lots in
East Los Angeles. Call or address HORSE.
NOR SALE - SPAN OF GOOD ROAD
II horses, 1 carriage, phae.on harness.
etc: would exchang, for milk cows if salts
factory ARRANGEMENTS could be made Call at
BIG ocean ave-, Los Angeles, Cal -
ENOR SALE ORSES-GOOD WORK Ann
Il driving horses, at Broadway Stables, 42S
S. Broadway, %
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$23O0-7-room cottage, Bonnie Brae, on cleo
tric. dry location fine view. SO
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$200O-6-room cottage on Union ave-, corner
HILL Fine vie of the ocean and Cata-
lima Island. Very cheap at $4,000. 81
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$3000-Handsome new Groom house on Or
chard ave. modern Improvements,
good ueighborhood, close to school
and churches. 33
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L'oR SALE $40, 900; PROPERTY IN EAGLE
Il Rock and highly improved; residence
property, best locations in East Los Angeles
for about one-half what it is ally worth (;
owner wants cash; must sell and realize at
once. See G. 4. CHAPEL about this sacrifice,
1872 s. Broadway. %
INOR SALE-1O ACRES MOIST LAND, SET
Il TO alfalfa; house and other improvements
near University: largain for $1,000 cash
X box 80, this office. 80
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NOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, AT GLENDALE,
Il paying fruit ranch, IS acres, go shares
water pped 500 bearing oranges, 1000 bear.
ing apricots, 800 bearing peaches, $50 bearing
prunes, $50 French prunes, years old; 800
aprcos, years 200 Kelsey Japan plums A
room house, barn, etc This is q place that
anyone can make money on and is growing
better and more valuable all the time will
AXE house and OF in the city as part pay, bal
ance on easy terms. A. X. CRAWFORD 2o5
s. Broadway. 9-l3tf
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EOR SALE DID HEAR THE OLD CHEST
l. nut, mo water at San Diego?" Do you
know that the San Diego water sells all
over the country at % cents a bottle-the
same water that is used to sprinkle the
streets of CoraDado? Use your good
sense and don't listen to the cackle en-
gendered by jealousy. We can tell you
something about San Diego that will open
your eyes, MAYNE, LOTUS & CO., 512
StimsOn Block
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$7500-An elegant O. room house. Grand ave.
including furniture; very desirable SO
BARR REALTY COMPANY,
% III 8. Broadway,
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EOR SAIE..CITY PROPERTY.
order & DOW.

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nor SALK-CITY-
order & DOW.
I5p15 S. Broadway.
REAL ESTATE
AND INVESTMENT BROKERS
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NOR SALE-SUPERIOR FRUIT LANDS.
L water sold with land in definite quantity,
servoir capacity six billion gallons HEMET
LAND CO. Baker Block, Los Angeles.
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EOR SALE, AT POMONA
SELL THE EARTH.
r. S. BASsETT. Pomona

N o BASSE I, IOMUEN.
P. Say! Were YOU going to throw this
paper down without giving this paper u
second tn ought? If so, don't ia any more
about i'll luck Come, now, an honest con
fession, etc. you know. II you have had i'll
luck i'll the past, has it not been because You
have not taken advantage OF opportunities?
Come out and talk it over with the "old man."
anyhow. r. S. B. 20
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- PLENDlD OPPORTUNITY
- 160 acre homestead, miles from county
seat OF Lewis county Washington; will sell
cheap or trade for Callo ala realty. Address
y, box 80, this Office. 20
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EoR SALE-WE SELL SAN DIEGO AL
l. though we don't care whether any one
buys or not, if they will give us an OPP
portunity TO tell them about that most
glorious OF all spots in the world. NO heat,
no cold--suns hine 345 days in the year. No
frost, sure crops, no inflated values on
land The purest drinking water known.
Let US tell you and furnish proofs OF what
we say. MAYNE, LOTUS & CO, $40
Stimson Block
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GAN D1EG0-THE GEM OF THE OCEAN
~ bay and climate" Yes, and the most
glorious climate in the world and the
finest bay ON the Pacific coast. The gar
den spot OF the earth the least under
stood place in the West. The best land
IN California, the cheapest and most pro-
ductive. We furnish reliable informa-
ton. ONE and see us. MAYNE, LOTUS
4 CO., 512 Stimson Block
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
In the following properties, which can
fully recommend to the most careful buyer:
Lot on Main street near Thirtysecond. 50x
$50: Sl4OU cash
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EoR E-$4OOO; NEW a-ROOM COTTAGE,
Il modern, large barn and lot, highly i'm
proved; one o. the best locations in East Los
Angeles, for about one-half what it is really
worth. Must be seen to be appreciated See
CHAPEL about it. 1872 5. Broadway. %
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TN HOLLYWOOD BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
1 sites OF D to % acres, near Dummy Railway.
Four acres in lemons. Water with the land
W. ID. JOHNSON, 213 W. First street.
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CHIROPODISTS

[ ISIS &. STAPFER, CHIROPODlST; LADIES
vi masseuse, 2lzW VI. First st opp. Nadean.
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ESTABLISHED 1881.

AND INVESTMENT BROKERS
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LNOR EXCHANGE-A GOOD BUSINESS LOT,
i 60xI6i, near corner OF Hill and Second
streets, with four cottages; income about
$500 per wear; will take good or l0-room
house, southwest, as part payment; valued ut
$iSOOO
barn. both rented for SIS per month, cheap
southwest. for larger house, and will assume
$1,000 EDWARD FRASER.
No. PIG S. Broa dWay
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1nACRES IN CAHUENGA VA LEY; HOUSE,
IVbarn, etc; acres to lemons, irst class soil.
a bargain, 239 W. S cond street. %
NOR SALE--SEVEN-COW DAIRY, WITH
l. route. Address L. GARDNER, Station A,
Pasadena. rs
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REAL ESTATE
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INMATES ON DEcEMBER 81, 1894.

Allowed on furlough, 4. Not on roll, 2.
The general health of the establish
ment has been good.
The women have been attended by
two female attendants who, with the
guards, have done good work through
out.
The assistant superintendent watches
thoroughly all details in connection
with the Asylum and has shown him
self peculiarly suited to fill the position
he holds.
would like to draw attention to
the fact that the windmill is not yet
in working order. Fortunately we do
not have to rely on it during the win
ter months or we should have suffered.
communications are very scarce
and the woman's ward sadly needed.
There is great need of a good, useful
cart and mule. The original mule
cart in the Asylum inventory was
rotten and fell TO pieces. would like
extremely to be allowed to purchase
these. We could keep them at work
most of the time, improving the
grounds, etc. The drives need black
sand and it would cost almost as much
to have it delivered there as we could
do it for ourselves and pay for the
mule and cart. In this class OF instt-
tuition it is essential that the grounds
should be bright, pleasant and attrac-
tive. Hitherto these premises have
been far from that, and it will take
considerable hauling to build them up.
Electric bells have been laid all
through the different wards in connec.
ton with the office, and a system OF
calls adopted which keep the captain
of the watch in touch al the time
with the keepers on duty.
would like to see some arrange
ment made by which electric lighting
might be carried Though this depart
ment and thus prove economical,
more efficient, and minimize the dan
ger of fire At the present time we
have to use twelve cases OF Kerosene
oil month and have bad lighting
am, Gentlemen,
Yours respectfully.
GEORGE HERBERT, M. .R.C.S., etc.
Medical Superintendent Oahu Insane
Asylum.
The improvements at the Asylum
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At the Board of Health meeting
yesterday afternoon a newspaper
clipping sent by Minister Thurston
was read. 1t gave description of
q leper colony that has been estab-
lished at Indian Camp, in the
State of Mississippi. It will ac-
commodate 100 people, The au-
thorities there have decided to COM
mence segregation.
President Smith stated that he
saw Bishop Gulstan in regard to
obtaining some brothers for the
Boys Home at the settlement.
The bishop approved of the plan
and promised all the assistance in
his power.
1t was announced that Doctor
Waysen would not accept the posi-
tion as temporary physician at Ko-
loa, Kauai. The position will be
offered to DR.. Goodhue, of River
side, California, who has been anx-
ious to come here for some time.
An application for the position
was received by DR.. Brazee.
The following report was read:
HONOLULU, Jan. /, 1895.
MR. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN,
Members Of the Board of Health
beg herewith to submit for your
approval the report of Oahu Insane
Asylum for quarter ending December
81, 1894:
New Patients Admitted during the
quarter, 8: viz, Hawaiian-males,
g; females, 2. Portuguese male,
l; females, 2. Chinese-male, ].
Patients Discharged, 6: viz, Hawaii
an-males, 8; female, 1. English
female, 1. Japanese-female, l.
Patients Died, 2: viz, Hawaiian
female, 1. Portuguese-female, 1.
INMATES ON DECEMBER 81, 1894.
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THEY WATCHED" HIM.
Deputy Collector McStOCker Re,
membered by Friends.

Deputy Collector F. B. McStock-
er was one of the most surprised
men in town yesterday morning,
and this is how it happened. Mr..
McStocker was watching the men
at work in the new Office, and while
thus employed Storekeeper Strate-
meyer approached him in his art
less way and handed him a pack
age.
Mr.. McStocker commenced to
open the package, meanwhile ask
ing questions, to which he received
no response, and finally brought to
view a handsome gold, open-faced
watch. On the inside these words,
" To Frank, from his friends" were
engraved.
The watch was presented to Mr..
McStocker in recognition of SER
vices rendered in behalf of the
Government during the rebellion.
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TO MAKE MERRY.
A COLLATION. Will be a Part Of the
Programme.

Company D, N. G. H., met last
evening. John EHinger and George
w. Smith were reelected secretary
and treasurer respectively. Sew
eral new members were elected
also.
The company has decided to
have social time on some evening
following the resembling of martial
law. On the same night the cleo
ton of officers will take place. A
committee of five was appointed to
make the necessary arrangements.
A collation. will be part of the
programme. The members are en-
thusiastic over the proposition, and
all are looking forward with pleas
urable expectancy.
A vote of thanks was rendered to
Viggo Jacobsen, who kindly furn-
ished the company with a design
for a badge.
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GAVE THEM THE SLIP.
A Dessrter, Who Was a Soldier,
Eludes the Police.

Paul Richards deserted the ship
Kenilworth about two weeks ago
and nothing was seen or heard of
him until yesterday, when Captain
Larsen located him at the Execu-
tive building. He had joined
Captain Goods company and was
10th to leave it. Notwithstanding
his protestations, it was decided to
give him up. Word was sent to
the police that Richards would be
released at Z 80 o'clock last night.
A few moments before the time
appointed several policemen were
on hand, but Richards was not.
He had escaped, and now another
search will be made for him.
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The New Telephone Company.

Everything looks bright for the
telephone line to be built on the
Kona side of Hawaii. Business
men have signified their willing
ness to purchase stock when it is
placed on the market. In 1899 the
Legislature appropriated $1,000 to
aid the construction of new lines
on Hawaii, and L. S. Aungst, the
promoter of the new company, will
make an effort to have the money
turned over to his company. The
matter will be brought before the
Councils shortly.
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will be considered by committee.
Executive Officer Reynolds called
attention to the fact that the quar-
antine station was badly in need of
repair. This matter was referred
to q committee also.
DR.. Hyde made application for
the premises next to the Portuguese
church. The land is leased by the
Board. No action was taken on
the application.
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A State Document.

United States Minister Willis
called on President Dole yesterday
morning to hand him a document
from President Cleveland, In which
the latter re-accredits Lorrin A.
Tburston as Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary oi
the Hawaiian Republic. President
Dole and Minister Willis exchanged
greetings.
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Massage.

NJ sS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
- - sUAI sile VIII attend q limited num-
WttP N % Panents. Address at ii. M.
'0Sy's' King st.; Bell Telephone 75,
3229-f
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