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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-06-10
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81. Tourists. .ssE
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JUNE 9TH, 1895.

1t is the object of all good citi-
! zens to draw as many tourists to
the country as possible. The peo-
pile who travel for pleasure are,
as a rule, well supplied with
money, and wherever they go they
leave money behind. All classes
benefit the more money is set In
circulation. But to get tourists
here, it is necessary to hold out
inducements to them. They must
know that they can get first class
accommodation, md that they
will find first class table. A
good table can be set in every
hotel, boarding house and private
house if those in charge know
what and where to buy. [ can
recommend choice block butter
which l receive by every Austria
liza. 1t is of an excellent and
uniform quality from one cream
cry. Fresh island butter / get by
every WIG. Hall. lean also recon-
mend superior family hams, and
l always keep full assortment
Of everything in the grocery line.
My prices are as low as the low
est, and island orders are prompt
ly attended to.
CHARLES HUSTACE,
Lincoln Block, King street.
Tel. 119. jus
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California & Hawaiian Fruit d
Produce Company, opposite X.
r.. Depot, King Street. Every
description of groceries and
dried fruits; and by every steamer
from San Francisco and Van
couver, Ice House fruits, fresh
Salmon, and Oysters.
Telephone 755. p. o. Box 4.
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running catch by Pryce. Mahuka
got to first on Thompson's error,
but was thrown out at third, after
Bridges had been at first.
There was some fine batting off
Lemon by the Unknowns in the
sixth, when they made the score
of four. Lemon first gave Willis
his base through an error. Then
Duncan, Woods and Pryce each
made base hits, Aiwohi interyen-
ing here with a two base hit,
followed by Clark, Thompson and
Espinda with singles. Willis,
Duncan, Pryce and Clark scored,
Woods going out at third and All
wohi at home plate, Thompson
and Espinda being left on bases
by Whites thrown out from
Lemon to Davis.
The Kams went out in one, two,
three order, by foul and throws to
first.
In the seventh the Unknowns
were retired in procession of
three-.Willis at first, then Dun
can by Davis throw to Bridges,
and Pryce by Bridges returned
throw to Davis, a neat double
play. Lemon, Lawelawe and
Pahau were put out in sue
cession by foul to Willis,
strikes and throw by Woods to
Willis.
Next inning Pryce flew to Kaa.
moi, and Aiwohi and Clark were
thrown out at first. Crowell was
put out by dandy throw from
Clark clearly caught by Willis.
Mahuka was caught on foul and
Bridges struck out.
In the last inning Thompson
hit a tremendously long fly to
centre, which was brilliantly
caught by Kaanoi,the grand stand
applauding both the hit and the
catch. Espinda got his base on a
wild throw by Bridges, stole sec
ond. got third on Whites single,
and home on another wild throw
by Bridges that gave Willis his
base. White went out at the
home plate. Duncan got to first
on forced hit, and Woods was
retired by Mahuka's throw to
Davis. In the Kamehameha's last
chance Davis and Lemon made
base hits, but Kaanoi went out on
flies between chem, and Law elawe
was thrown out at first by Pryce.
Harry Whitney and.M. Keoho-
kalole were the umpires, acting
to general satisfaction, and j. w.
Winter kept the score. Follow
ing is the score by innings.
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READ THIS.
For Lease or Rent.

Those desirable Premises at
present occupied by MRS. P.
Rooney, situate at Wilder Ave-
nue.. A fine residence consisting
Of Parlor, Three Bedrooms, Dining
Room, Bath Room, Store Room
Kitchen and Pantry,
Servants house, Stable and Car
riage house.
Large spacious grounds planted
with fruit and ornamental trees.
Fruit trees now bearing fruit.
Lime and Lemon Trees, Alligator
Pear Trees, etc.
Also. a fine large Pasturage.
For particulars, apply to
MIR. F. j. TURNER,
my27 If at Lewis & Co.
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If you want the highest grade
Family "Flour on the Market ask
for Patent Excellent" Manu-
featured by Novelty Milling Com
pany-SEATTLE.
my22 I'm
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Aloha Bath House.

Ne xt to Marine Railway. Bath
ing suits on hand. Patrons
brought free from tug-boat wharf
on telephoning No, 5S5. Furn-
ished rooms to let on the premises,
Mrs. j. Ell. REST.
my 15-lm
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-06-10

President Murray of the 'Lague'
is forming new military COM
pany.
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For Sale

For Sale
One Double Seat Family Carriage,
Harness and Horse, very gentle,
Enquire of
Mrs. p. M. ROONEY,
Wilder avenue near Piikoi street,
or Mr.. TURNER,
my23 2w at Lewis d Co.
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Piano For Sale.

One Fine Upright METHUs-
HEX Piano Second band) in per-
feet order and condition, for sale
reasonable.
For terms, inquire of
f. j. TESLA,
jn7 1877, King st.
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A New Abstract Office

AS a result of L. years experience
in the Abstract Business, / am
prepared to make Abstracts of
Title in most thorough, accur-
ate, and complete manner and on
short notice.
f. W, MAKINNEY.
In w. o. Smiths Office, 3lS
Fort Street. my13.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Vr tdmicbfc cas Rolf.
uno lit ani Elm Sabr inn Sndtbans.

(Nus Gem 2ofpeu TX prnin9 Citizen.
On Ut ntic, Soma. purhe an Z. Uiai 6.
gR. gilor, alias Grip" oes 8ol'sbetrl9s
bcann9eu ourh ben Serfaui iuertbloier gu
iammenieBur9en, iiber'iihrt, Welte er ols
Spoo'sSorinpnrila uorSet9te, uno er puroe
BON Gitter Wacp Si ei1em Sabre 8ef6n9r
niB bel barter Nrbelt i'm Soma SiaatsSuht'
bnuie perurtbeilt. Nllor's Netbooen limb
Die etnes bern mSiebenoeu 5atlrs. Or III
turh WlIipuri, Webrnsfn uno Soma gerellt,
perwcilte oil Isnem TloBe eiueH ooer meb.
rere 5aae, itelte iih ais elmer N9enten, oer
BON g.. 3. Soco X 60. geaen EN- Salar &C.
oruu9en lei. Dor, oeitaufte Iein tSabrltat 81
elrem 9cQar oocr 80 ste. be SlnIbe uuo
aab nod bet Iebem &eriaui obenorein als
8eihsnt aueere wertbloie Nrtltel. Bet
Siiraern BON @riswolo, Soma, re9te ilt)
Der Sero att uno ne puroen bon etnem
Npothefer periibert, oaB Nilor's GUAM
meu,epuuaen iein Sooo 5 S%arlaparila lei
en-, ionoern mn 9eidrbtes Mialier, woraufht1
lie TIN perhaiten lleBen. 3rcl Nuila9en
ipuroeu gegen lbn erboben; Die 8eihpores
men iaroen ihn nab nur oreiBig Wtnuten
LANCER Serntbun9 ibulol9, uno er tpnroe,
ipie on9e9eben, peruribellt. 3teler Sortau
9ibt Sernnlafuna Sur 8oriiht beim aaufen
Der NeoiSineu, mas man nur bel S~uperlal
iiae SGnolern tbun ioll, be man tennt.
pools Sariaparilla ntro ME Don Saulirern
pertauft, uno tnls iolhe Die Ufeoi8tn an
bleten, iolte ioiort barber bel ben Nutori'
tdien poer an Is. 8. Sopo u Co., Gopeu,
WaKs bert4tet peroeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

e~roiineteti Wiatenanoa6t. Gin in meib
eefleioetes junseS Miaohen, meldes
Die iibltfe 9ronung beS Wlarienbiloes
pornebmen iollte, bate 3u bieien
3mede cine Seiter beltie9en, melde
Yater @,ariam feitbielt, OILS pl0slit
laute Sfredensrufe eridollen: Der
Spieenilberpurf oes Prieiters mar
eiuem Ser3eulifte 81 nabe 9efommen,
uno gater Miariam itano in helen
Slammeu. IaS iun9e Widoden l~iir;te
i'm Sdred BON Der Qeiter, unb es ent.
ltano cine sefabrlite Fanit, ba Die
meiiteu Der Sldubigeu in fopilcler
Slu6t benz eiu,isen a~usgaus ,~ubrdns.
ten. Ginise Yeber5te, %oarunter aud
cine Nonne, Die idlimme Yrancwuns
ben oapontrug, eilten Dem Prieiter su
Silie uno eritidten Die Slammen, che
Slater Miariam erbeblid Oerleet puroe.
Der Srsaniit aber iette nit sro6er
@eiitesse9enpart 81 mGdtt9en atfors
ben elm, mas piel CUR Yerubi9uns Der
Weuge beitrus, 10 baB in Dem @es
Srdnge feline eruitli6en gerlesunsen
porfamen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

- Wir iino hauon iiberseuat. baB BON
ms nod ME before 3suauiiie ais iolhe fir
Yaitor q bnia's NPrpen-S tdrfer
uerbfentltht wuroer. gs 1T bres aber nut
oes holb Elm iehr empfebl enspcrtbes Wittel,
ipcll eS Nrme umionit erbnlten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
OeSet mas Der 6on9re6
StIt], getban hat.

9uburd murec6. g8. 6 o y 9cspuus
9en, Yieroe III Is Cts. Su bcihloocu. Ycr-
oerbui unn Seitln9cn gu 30 Geuts; smei
fir 80 GrntS. Hsue @liCu 35 9ents bas
S;Hd, Torperbui uno Sibe Geiebts so
Gents. Gin Get fir 81 80, mo ale artcu
4ilu0s &uacrs uuo Su99psNrbeit wie aud
a~lQCmeine Shmieoeorbett Su perb6ltniSs
mGBrs gerin9en Ererien III perrihteu. IS
pCroen cub BON % bis 80 VrpSeut eripart.
Gle arbeit snrautirt. Yeridrmt ridt, bel
uns pprsuiprehcn, tuern ihr Nrbeii tbuu
laiiCu mont. Bcaiuitiot ben Qeiter IN ben
GrCtieu. Ode uou Z. Nucuue uno 1. StrnBe
iutllt, Dem Spernbauie seSenibCr, ct.
Glouo, Wmu. Aba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

W6dentltdes. @tr baben uni
70 iebr In ben geerifi elmer iieben.
fdsisen ISOLDE einselebt, baB unS einC
anberS bemeiiene fait unoenfbor er
ideint unb bod gibt es iol6e BON Der
f9iebener 0dnge. Bei ben Ginseborenel
tn Der rmsebuu9 Der 8~onsofdIIe ba
bic @ote rur bier Gage, BET ben Obi
reien unb ben Ttbetanern beren fiini
seuannt mad tbren flint Glementen
Gtfeu, Sol3, @aiier, Sebern uno Grbe
Die alten Gomer batten cine neun
tdsise @ode, pdbreno bic alten grie
den, benz 9e3imalfpitem b~ulSigerb.
stue 3ebntasise @ode eingefiibrt bat.
ten. Gie fran,Oiiide GeoOlution per
dnberte sesen Gnbe bes IS. 9abrbun,
berts bic it~ebentdsise @ude gu etnel
9efabe Coon sebn 1asen), bieie Orb.
tn1ns ipliroe aber 1908 pteber abge'
t4afft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

@esen 100000 dafe,
1000, 900 Stid Rinbpteb urb 48O,.
900 Pferbe beftst bic aolonte Queens~
lanb In G~uitralten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
SaS Semalen Der SnSianer.

Die Malereien Der G~utbbdute ltel.
len nift etipa iinnlOie 8er;ieruneen
Dor, ionSern baben ibre 9enaue Veitims
mung ,ino mercen BON ben ein,elnen
Stdmmen nit GROCER Sorsialt uno
@lei6mdBigfeit aufgetra9en. SIS pers
ben Stammess uno inbipiouelle @b,eis
den unteridieoen. ollie Stdmme baben
beitimmte i3eiten fir ben &rieg, fir
Seitli9feiten unb ionitise Geremos
uier.
gepor gun, geiipiel bic Siour in
BEN 9ries ;ieben, beidmieren iie iid)
ben unteren 2beil beS Geii6tes nit
rotbem Oder uno tIeben lid ;mei
fleine Pflaiterden aus Grse auf Die
gadentno6en. Oabei oerneigen iie
ii6 sesen baS 2aserfeuer uno ipreden
bic @orte: rNie bas Seuer fein Gr.
barmen fennt, 70 follen audi mir feline
@naoe seben."
Die Gropflditerden nercen aufses
flebt, neil Der iunge giffel, ebe er
iid gum Sample onidtdt, bic GrSe
NIT Sen Srrnern aufwiiblt uno bier
burd fem @eiibt beifmutt. 81 bieie
SormalitGt beenoet, oann ifmintt iih
teoer ein;elne 9rieaer nit ieinem inSis
pibuellen slb;eihen unS beoient ii6
basu zines Stiides SOl;foble. TaS
0emalen seihiebt teinespess aus
Gitelfeit, ODER I'm, benz Seiuoe Surft
etn;uflDGen; eS 9eitiebt pielnebr
cine relisiOie Geremonie. Die Sebeu'
tun9 Der 6arbeu 1T bel ben SrSianern
oieielbe, nie bel ben G0ltern beS 9llters
tbums. Hotb gum 8eipiel lit bas Sei>
den Der Madt, blau beS Sriebens.
idmarj Der Srauer, weiB Der Sreube
uno Su9enS. Seber eiu;elne Stamm
bat feline Nebenauslegungen be;iislih
Der Sarben, i'm Illeemeiren bifferiren
ibre Ini6auungen in bieier Siriiht
aber nift iebr bon benen cipiliiirter
YOlfer.
Der Sionas Snbianer Itreidt iein
@eIidt i6par3 on, went er eutiflois
fen 1T, entmeoer ~ iterben ooer ~
fieseu. Die 0iaoben peri6ieSener
SnoianeritGmme NOrSameritas mater
auf ibre @augen rotbe Slede, menr
fte perliebt limb.
0aS bemalte @eiidt zines Snbia'
nerS III fir ben 9enner Ser i3ei6er
sletf einem offenen 0uh. 60 bemas
len gum Seiipiel Die Moauis Snoianer
tire Geiifter nit peiBen uno blauer
Strtteu, lpenn iie 0teseu miiniten.
Sieben iit aber rotbe @dnSer burdj
BE Sinien, 70 bcoeutet bies, oab teir
@epitter sewilnidt nirb. @riine
Stri6e sei9en on, baB Der Mais, selbe
Strite, oaB Die Siirbiiie Gesen notbi9
baben.
Gas 9emalen miro bauptiddlif
BON ben Midnrern an Der 9iiite beS
Stillen S;eans betriebeu. Die Sar'
ben, pelde iie benuscn, iinb tbeils
benz Nttnerals, tbeilS benz Y~ilan;en'
reid entnommeu. Settoem bic Gotb.
bdute mebr nit BEN @eiben in 9eriib'
rrus tommen, faufen fie pielfad bon
bieien Die 6arbcr, nel9e iie gum ge'
pinieln %Sebraufcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Sol3l0ffet. Die G%r,eusuns Dor

Sol3l0ffet. Die Gr,eusuns Dor
Sol3l0ffeln 1T In Hublanb bon GROCER
Bebeutuug uno fonSentrirt iid belon.
berS auf ben Ye3irf Semenooensf tn
Commencement litidni.N owsorob. Sr
Der Sauptiade wiro babel oas 9olj oel
8irfc, weni9er oas Der Yappel uno oes
slhorns uuo aud bas BON (importirtsn,
palmeu perarbsitst. GIN %9enanntsl
Uejirf beidaitigt oieie Suouitrie 1000
Weuihcn. Gin 3ebntcl Subitiaocn Dir
fenbOl; rciht iilr 400 %Ofiel, BON ocncll
elm Mann tG9lih 800 Stid anferti9clr
fann. Die iabrlibs 8eiammtprobut'
ton crrciht Die cnorlnc 3abl bon 49,
600, 900 Stiit. Die SUfisl peroen nit
~ bis IA Mtart bas 9auieno perfauit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
0ci66itspcrlc0un0

Cur aeidniasr Nadriti, eaB mir unier
YumpCneeih1it an 7. Noe. rebCr Garter's
Skublmible perle9t habcn. giur Die beIteu
~elierrCn uuo holSCrueu BUMPER unb bic al
lermdrts ben1brte Heue Norce Ynwpe
bel mrs Su bnbcn. Srnnnen 9c9raben uno
ale mD9lifc GeparOturen al Bumper uno
Yrunnen beiteus uno prompt Su ansemsi'
ieuen Yreiien belorat,
ls-bo Ruuitueer & g O..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

f etnserid
tete S6napsfneipe Der @eli
bot Buffalo, q. y. Gort if Der Sub'
boben nit 20s@oloitiden sepilaitert,
Der Sdduftiid sldu3t BON 9oloitiider
uno bic feiniten @emdlbe fdmiider
bic Wdnoe; l2O eleftriide @liibltdtel
erbellen ben Raum. Der ercentrtidt
BETTER beabiidttst in neueiter Bel
Elm 4emperen,lofal baraus 3u MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Gin rniiiiIer Oberih6er
DEF. Sebr nieoerseidlasen burd ben
COB oes 3aren leraHbers oes Trttter
foil, pie man aus ct. Petersburq
fdreibt, -WOniieur aron3" fem, Der
3ammerfourier bes ruiiii9en Sofes.
Moniieur 9rane, Der .Sbers aii6enfef"
beS perblidenen .Saren, 1T Elm 8ebore,
1er Glfaiier; er mabte ben fran3oiiihs
beutiden artes als Solbat TIM 80.
GranSoliiden) n,Resimeut nit.
Seine 0or9anger i'm Gmte, slei1 ibm
Gran,oien, limb nod Sranfret9 3uriid:
8efebrt. Wfr. geran9er lebt in NeuillD
oils Rentner, nGbrenb Wlr. 9epaiieur
iein @einsut in YoupraD bemirtbihais
tet. Die Stelle beS rMouiieur &rans"
TIT cine uorjisli6e, brinst iie bod ibrem
Snbaber jabraus iabrein anGebalt, Fros
otiion runb berslei6en" nibt peniser
alS $4,000 bis 200, 900 SrancS elm!
l1ebrisenS 1T bic Stelluns feline unters
9eoronete, bat bod Der r6ammerfous
rier" io9ar bas Rebt, etneu Tesen su
trasen. Die Sabl Der untersebenen
bes rWoniieur arans' TT eine unses
beure: A 8iifendefs, "a WunbtO6e,
"a gafaieu, Is u~ntersYafaien "a 9uis
f%etoiener, 2 9iidenmeiiter, A abibeis
lunssdefs, "a erite Gebilfen. IA linz
tertO9e, 20 aodlebrlinse, 32 Silber'
biener, 2 0ddermeiiter, 2 Gaiteteumeis
fer uno 20 0ebilfen. Del sroben Ga
%lafeiten nirb bic &rmee beS Sammers
fouriers nod bebeutenb permebrt unb
betrd8t unter rmitduben bis 5u 1900
4erionen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Bon elmer 8roben Spaten.
moth iiuS glgicr unS 2unis beimse.
iuft. Die Spaeen baben iid 10 per-
mebrt, SaB lie cine mabre 0aneplo9e
seworben iinb uno uusemeiue Ser.
piiltuusen aHrtdten. 0orises Snbr
wurSeu ibrer $50, 900 pertilst, Obne
bab cine erbebltde Winoeruns peripiirt
fporben mare. Die 9anbleute liellen
Sallen uuo iaugen maiienbait Spaeeu
In Neeen, uerlansen aber mad eriOl9'
reideren Witteln, nm bic e~efraBigeu
4btsrs o~uslurotteu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Die 24idbrtse 8iIbbaue'
rim Srau Clio Clinton Suneter, mel
der BON ben raHociateb piOneers'
BON Californian bic Gusfiibruns ibrel
Gremontitatue ii%bertrasen purbe, erbdli
fir cieie alrbeit $4,000. Srau Sune'
Ter 1T cine S6ilerin bon ct. @au'
hens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Iansunterrtdt NIT 8
Sabren 9ibt nod Der 4an5lebrel
Granf StOu9 0 Reabins, go. Gr III
babel 10 riltis Wte Elm damn bon &c
Sabren. @abreno ieiuer laneeu 0auf'
balm bot er idon iber %, 900 Shiilel
9ebabt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Gina $500, 900 idbrli6
u s beute pirft bic rSittle
Sobnnp"'0line in ~Feabuille, Colo,
ihrem Gisentbiimer, Sobn 8. Gampion,
ob. Gs ioll bic ertrassreidfte Sob
milne Der &elt leiu,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

BON R d bern 9eanser
purbe auf Der StraBe' BON Wonaitil
uad pera, 1iirtei, Der 6oidbrise Grob
erunbbeitser Petraft, Sbwaser bet
Gt;ebiirsermeilters PetrouicS bon Ga.
rajepo. Die Rduber f6leppteu Der
damn iu's Gebtrse unb ~perlanse,
5000 Napoleonso'or Qoieselb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Sanbel un0 Snbuftrie BON
0erltn BON 1870 bis 1894.
Die Stabt 0erIin jdblte ;u @nfaus SeS
SabreS 1870 100000 Ginpobner, 49,
900 Grunoitiide uno l66, 600 @obnun'
gen, ;u anfaug 1898 basesen 1885,
900 G~inwobner, 23,40O Grnnoitiite
uno 45O, 900 S&ohnunSen. Ger Sitter
perfebr aui ben G~tienbabneu miro erit
felt benz Sabre 1885 genauer naf9es
pieIen. On bieicm Sabre betrus Der
@aareneinsuns in Berlin 3,Os2, 600,
Der Gusgan9 $4,000 Tonnen, i'm
Sabre 1898 belief iid Der Ginsarg auf
4,775, 900, Der Gussan9 auf sol, 600
1onnen. Die @aarsnetnfubr gu @aI'
fer lit BON 2, 75O,O00 2onueu jGbrlif
tn ben Sabren 1878 bis 1875 auf
4,474, 900 3onrcn I'm Sabre 1898 &c.
itiesen. Die i3obl Der einsetrasenen
SanSelsiirmcn ltte9 BON 3slOi i'm Sabre
1871 auf DAG I'm Sabre 1894, bieie'
nise Der Sanoela8eiellidaiten i'm slei'
den Seitraum pOn 1886 auf 4O53 unS
Die Der @eroiieui9aften bon Is auf 50.
Der Geiammtbetras Der Sppotbetcn
auf ben gerliner 8runSitiiden ities BON
SSS, 600, 600 Miarf gu Gnbe 1870 auf
4,O63, 900, 900 1larf gu Gnbe 1894.
Die 8abl Ser bel Der itaStiiden Seuer.
1o,ietGt periiferten @runSitiide Der.
mebrte ii6 in oen % Sabren BON 1871
bis 1898 bon 1890 auf 20, ACT, hire
Yeriiderur9Siumne basesen bon 927,.
900, 900 aui 1928, 600, 900 Marf, Die
gerii6erur9siumme fir Mobiliar aber
bon 95l, 900, 600 auf 1859, 600, 900
Mart. Gin dbuliber @uiidwuns Seiste
itd bel Den iibrlBen Speisen Der 0er'
liner pirtbi6aftliden 1batisfeit,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-17
$9,O45,S09 10
Total registered warrants
not provided for to date
$GS7,6G9 10

The comptroller estimates that there
will be collected about $1,3S0,000 more
on taxes, occupations, ad valorem, and
fees, and from all other sources.
Thes taxes due are being paid rapidly
into the treasury. 1t will be seen, there
fore, that this amount due will extin-
guish the registered warrants and leave
a balance of $692, 303.90 for future ex-
penses. This sum will be inadequate for
the next appropriation year. Unless somo
extraordinary measures be taken large
deficiency must occur by next summer
or fall.
Foreseeng this result, | admonished
the last legislature, by message, 10 resort
to methods which / deemed amply suiii-
cient to avoid it. Failing TO get the re-
lief asked for, | was Compelled TO veto
items in the appropriations bill that
amounted to over $3.50, 900, intended most
ly for improvements Of the!Dublic educa-
tiOnal and charitable institutions. These
improvements are yet demanded, but can.
not be made from the public revenue in
its present condition.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-17

The difference in the receipts of the
hrst year is due to the state tax being
the United States government on the
indemnity fund, the amount of peniten-
tlary proceeds paid into the treasury,
and an unusually large sale of public do,
main under the act of July IA, 1879. The
tax rate for the second year was reduced
to IL 2-3 cents, and for the third and
fourth lI years to 10 cents each year.
The following are the total dsburse-
ments of the state revenue fund for the
four years named:
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-17

has been reduced % per cent, saving the
people over 81 ,305, 900; and all the public
institutions of the state have been operat-
ed efficiently, without scandal, at the low
est possible expense consistent with good
order.
STATE FINANCES.
No better work can be performed by
the legislature than to remodel the whole
financial system of the state. To call il
system is misnomer. 1t lacks
every substantial element of sys.
TEN. We have the calendar year
beginning January /, the appropriations
year beginning March 1, and the fiscal
year beginning September /, with no clear
legislative direction as to how public ac-
counts shall begin, end or be kept for any
period.
We have no auditor, and no consistent
method of balances and checks by which
abuses may be detected or prevented. Be
it said to the honor and credit of the
state that up to this time the public SER
wants have been honorable and faithful.
Notwlthstanding the very Indifferent sys-
tenn alluded to, not the slightest suspicion
has ever been cast upon the integrity or
fidelity of single state official, nor has
there been reason for it, Aside from The
safeguards guaranteed by good business
methods, 1t would be of great advantage
to the public to have the appropriations
and fiscal years begin and end alike, and
to nave a complete system of balances
and checks provided for. Owing to the
embarrassments alluded to have found
much trouble in presenting to your hon
orable bodies a succinct, clear exhibit
OF the financial operations of the govern
ment during my administration. Follow
ing, submit for your consideration the
financial transactions of the state fol
each of the past four years ending Au-
gust 81, furnished by the comptroller
very capable bookkeener:
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-17

Out of the above amounts the follow
ing will show the totals expended for
permanent and public improvements and
additions to buildings, etc.
Southwest Texas Insane asylum
Purchase of site, construc-
ton, etc.. -. E. $131157 30
Improvements and addi-
tons, etc.. ...... $1,000 90
Lunatic asylum at Austin
Improvements and repairs
from fire, etc. -. 10000 90
North Texas Insane asylum at Terrell
Improvements and addi-
tions, etc. .... 1872. 1900 90
Blind asylum srtl..
improvements and addi-
tons. etc. ........ 1880 90
Deaf and Dumb asylum
New buildings, ...... 10000 90
Orphan asylum at Corsicana--
Artesian well, improve
ments, etc. ........ 1900 90
Colored Deaf and Dumb asylum
Improvements. ........ 300 90
State University
etc. 49,. -. ..~ GG,OOO 90
branch. Galveston. .... 10000 90
Agricultural and Mecanical college
ments, etc. 80. ...... $1,000 90
State Penitentiaries-
Vile. w.. 49,. $500. 10000 90
Machinery and i'm
provements at Rusk. -. $1,000 90
Quarantine department
improvements of sta
tions, etc. ......... oo,OOo w
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-17

Total. 500. -. -. 81, 167, 1893 80
In addition to the foregoing, there has
been appropriated in the last four years,
for purposes not before on the appropria-
ton bills, the following amounts out of
state revenue:
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-17


Total receipts
for the four
years ....... ......... SIS, 731, TGS 65
Summary for the four years:
From taxes. $500. $7,939,92O 80
From office fees of state de-
partments ;.;... -. 250,2O1 IS
From United States gov,
eminent, refunded go. 145.OS7 is
From penitentiaries, re-
:, funded .:....... 80. 71,135 u
rrcm miscellaneous $50. 316,424 81
Total receipts for four
years ....... IS 721 TGS go