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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-10-12
NOT WELL ACQUAINTED
Mysterious Couple Called For
Marriage License.

A well-kuowu and aristocratic
looking couple alighted from a car
riage at the southern door of the
court house early Monday morning
and secured a marriage liceuse.
The man gave his name as G. A.
Reed, Texarkana, Texas, while the
bride-elect signed from Texarkana,
Ark, in the name of Mrs. Josephine
L, Hicks.
They gave their ages as 56 and
81 years old, respectively. While
the groom-to-be was giving his
residence as Texas the bride said
inquiringly
81 thought you were from Ar
kansas.
This may mean that the affair
was one of hasty consummation.
They had nothing to say and left
in their carriage Immediately after
procuring the license.-St. Louis
Chronicle
Well, the above Is too good to let
it go, to see and lose its sweetness
on the Texarkana air without
and we print it as it
came from the press of the Chroni-
Gle office.
The Chronicle man did not know
the parties as well as they are
known here, or else he would have
added "Dr." to Charles A. Reeds
name, for the gentleman is none
other than the partner of DR..
Webster, and the bride elect, Mrs,
Josephine Hicks, owns fine resi-
dence on Walnut street and has
been Lying here for quite two
years,
The heading of the article in the
Chronicle would have it appear
that the couple were not well ac-
quainted, but such is not the case,
as they both have been devotees to
social functions here and both re-
garded as among the best people
of the land
1t has been whispered for some
time that the marriage would take
place, but just when no one seemed
to know, and a few days ago Mrs.
Hicks left for Saint Louis, followed
by DR.. Reed, and they were quietly
married, and will return here as
soon as their honeymoon is over
We congratulate the doctor in
winning so charming lady for his
wife, and also Mrs. Hicks in secur-
ing so good husband as we believe
the doctor will make.
Let us all hands around anc
shout '1ong live the pair
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-10-12
Whnt snain Exneots 70 po.

Madrid, October 1.-THE Span
ish government announces its in
tention to maintain strong force
of troops in Cuba until the treaty
of peace with the United States is
definitely siPned Immediately az
ter peace is signed the cortes will
be convened and measures dealing
With the reorganization Of all the
state departments will be submit
ted to parliament,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-10-12

Teddy Roosevelt, the tax dodger,
will soon see where he Is at when IL
comes to lighting the rammany
Tiger
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-10-12

n
( LuuiH HHiIhrnn,
\ MONEY LENDER and JEWELER, \
4 Bargains In Diamonds and Watches.
We carry large line Of speetaeles to 4
y fit all eyes.
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EDICToS

En- virtud de providerci8de el sef1or JufZ
Municipal de este pueblo, dictada en- los
anfos de juicio verbal civil seguidos ms
tapcia de don Jose Marcano Rivera con-
ira Nsmesio O. tz Mercado, en- cobro de
nesos. Sc hs dls pUesto eaCar q lnbiica su
haste por oil teImino de veinte oias a con-
tar desde Ia fecha del preseLte para hscer
ns 90 al senor Msrcano de la car tidad de
5eteuta ., s 1s que le sdeuds Ell Ortiz; nm
,rad;o de terreno TadieaGo en- Ell barIio del
0,f1aso de este termino municipal, COM
Duesto de diez y ooho cuerdas. destinadss
a cafss, plats nos, moutes, paStos y male
zas. euuivalentes seis hectareas, noventa
una areas y nueve centiareas, lindando
al Norte Este con don Bonlfaclo Ortiz, al
Sud con Manuel Disz al Osste con Fell
ciano Ortiz; teniendo enclavado IN NAL
bohio en- nal estado; cuyo terreno ha sido
tasado en- cuatrocientos pesos moneda CO.
rliente, haciendose saber que dicha fnca
carece de tituos de propieoad.
Ell scto Gel remste tendra lugar en- la
Sala Audiencia de este Juzgadc Municipal
al lia veinte del entrante mes de JUNO de
una tres dc su tai lie; advirIieGdose que
40 se admitiran posturas que no cuban
las dos terceras parties de la tasaei6n y que
para tcmar parte en la subasta, deDeran
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PRESIDENCIA DEL EXCMO.
AYWNTAMIENIO DE La
CIUDAD DE PONCE

Sc SAGA p1blica subasta el rema-
to del al btrlo estabiecido sobre las
plumas oesaguas del scueducto At
fonso XII de esta ciudad y la Playa
durante Ell ano econ6mico pr6ximo
del 1898 90 bsjo el t,po de 83ol pc
SOS con sugecclon al piiego de condi
Clones que sc halle de manifesto en-
la S:cretarla del Excmo. Ayunta
mionto.
Ell acto de la subasta tendra lugar
en- el despacho de esta alcaldla ell dfa
dlez slete de los corrientes a las
diez de la ma1ana bsjo la residencia
de la antoridad y Ell CONCEAL de die
ha corporation designado para el
efectc; debiendo tales proposiciones
aiusrarse al modelo que sc inserta &
continuation y acompafiarse las
mismas una carta de psgo que acre
dite haber consignado ei 1nteresade
en- la Depositar1a Municipal la sums
de Ais pesoe que Sc exge como ga
raptia provisional, slenoo la dthnlti
va ell 10 pS dc la cantidad por gus
sc verihQue ell remate; debiendo etec
tuarse los psgos del lmporte de estt
medide que vaya cobtando ea inpor
to de las piumss de sgua segun reel
DO que para ell efecto les SCRAP pe'ea
tregados y que no exedan defslmpor
to de la fanza, ssgun Sc determine
en- el ar'fcnlo cuarto del Pliego d
condolences.
Ponce pr.mero JUNO dc 1898. -
FL Alca' de -Lnis Gantier. r:
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GRAN DEP0SITO
De CAL lADO Y PELETERIA De
DON JAIME RULLAN
ATOOHA g-PONOE
ATOOHA SPONGE 6

En- este acreditado establecimiente sc hs
recibido M exEenso surtido de calzado de
todas clases J las mas caprichoeas formas
para caballeros, senoras y Dinos que SO de
Italian precios SIN COMPETENCIA. En- ms
teriales para zapatsros talabarteros, eg
complete I'll surtlGo. Tan bien sc Ian reci
bido driles de hllo aSGlgGd0, pafet5a g ps
Que, b8ules de distintos tamanos Ireclos
msletas para viaje, franeias ordinarlas, 81
PAL g&tas de infnldad de clases, piel dc Ru
sia, bedanas charoladas, gamusas para CO
ches, charoies fraLceses stc. etc.
Creas do hilo superiores de 2 q yaras d.
anoho para sabanas. propia para panta
lonsi!los J camisas para senoras Telas d
aIgod6n dobie aDcho para sabanas.
Ventas ''al por mayor y al detail"
Poaca- 10 de Ahril 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-06

Sc SAGA a ptbiica subesta e.. sefYicie d.
extraction de sguas suciaS y desperdici0s de
del Matadero de esta cindad dnralte ell sfc
cor omico de 1S9s a 90, baio Ell tipo de 55(
pesos. con sujeeion 81 pliego de oondiciones
ole Sc haila do manifesto en- Is Secretsra
del Excmo. Ayuntamiento
FL acto de la subasta tenGra lpgar en- 81
despscho de la Acadia ell dia diez siete
de los correntes las de Ia rnanapa hajC
la presidencfs de la Autoridsd local Y con
ceial de de dicha Corporation de- gasdo
para Ell efvcto, debien 0 Ia proposition ajas-
tarse al modelo, cue sc inserta s cortinua
ci6n acompanarse q Ia nisma ma csrta
de pe go que acredite hahar consjgnado 81
interesado en- la Depos italia e unicipal Ia
suma de 81 pesos 40 eentaYos cue Sc exij
como garantia provisional, kierco Ia dehni
tive por Ell 10 . : de la eantjdad porgue Sc
veriique 81 remate, dbbierdo efectuerse lo7
psgos al rematista por 0oceayas paItes. 8
"a al vencimiento de cade mes haata com
p etsr ell importe de aqu6l-Ei AlesIde Lu5s
Goutter-Ponce, 10 de Juuio De 1898.
Modelo de proposition que So eta:
FL que suscribe, vecino de........ seg1G
10 ccmprueba con su cedpla personal que
acompana, Sc ha enterado peifeCtau ente
del a1uncio publicado por la Preside nea
del Excmo. Ayuutamie nto, asi como de los
requisites que 80 exigen para ia sdJudica
cion en- p1biica subasta del servicio de '1Ex
traccifn de fguas auclss y desperdicios que
reeultan de Ia limpieza Gel Mate dero de es
ia ciudsd, dura nte el sf1o economico proxi-
de 1898 90 de fodas las oblgaciones y
derechos Qus sefisla ell pliego de condieio
nes que ha de regir en- la contrata; no
estando comprendido en- ningnno de los ca
sos que determine el srticulo 110 del E D.
de de Enero de 1903, Sc compromete 6
tomar por sn cuenta Ell express6o serVicio
por la suma de (aqui Sc expresara esta en
letras y gruesos earacteres.)
Fecha : frma del Icitador.
81 scbl que eoatergs Ia asopoeiei0n hi1s
10 siguiente
Proposition para Ia adjudication del ser
vieio de la ''Extraccion de sgusa sncias y
desperdcios resnltantes de Ia limpiezs del
Natadero de esta ciudad durante ell e1o
e,on6mico de 1898 a 80 que presenta
Dnn 1--3
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que se6ala Ell pliego de c.. diciones que Ia
de regir en- la conrrata; no estando com
.1rendido en nipgdno de los casos one dc
termina el srticulo liz Gel r D. de &c
Enero de 1888, Sc eompromete toner Dor
su cuenta ell expires do seryicio por Ia Guma
de, (aqni Sc expreeara esta en ietras y
grneso} cfracteres
Fecha y frms del licitador.
FL scb-e cue coptenge la proposition dira
10 sjgniente: Proposition psra la adiudics.
ci6n del servicio del ainmb ado pliblico de
la Plsys de esta ciudad durarte Ell a1o eco
nomico de 1898 80 que presenta Don. -.
IA
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especial

los llcltadores consIgaar preylaments eu la
mesa de este Juzgado una cartidad por 10
menos al diez por ciento de la tssacion; sin
cuyo requisite 10 seran admitidos.
Lo cue Sc hsce p1blico por medic del
presente para general conocimiento con.
curreneia de lie tadores.
BArranquitas y Mayo yeinte ooho de
1S9S.-El Secretario. Il. Saalisns RtUera.-
V0 Ba, I'll Juez Municipal, Joaquin Colon.
Eu viItud de providencia del seffor Juez
Municipal de este pueblo, dictada en- los
3 utos de juieio verbal civil seguido q ins
tancia de los stfIores Mutloz Colon c.
cor ira Antonio Pastrana Cartagena, eu
cobro de pesos, se ha dlspueste sacar
publica subasta pOr Ell termino de veinte
diss contar desde Il fecha del presents,
para hacer rs G, los senores Mufoa Gon-
za!ez y CO, de Ia cantidad de Goscientos pc
sos que lie adeuda ell PestraDs; de Tin pre-.
oio de terreno radicado en- el bafrio de
Oaflab6n de este termino municipal, com
pLesto de ocho y media cuerdas, destins-
Gas sfes, malangos, pastos y mslezas,
equivalentes a tres h9ctaress, veinte ses
areas, treluta cinco centiareas, lindando
al Norte con don :auiio Santiago; al Sad
con don Jusn de Matas Aponfe; al Este
con Enrique O.ti al Oeste con Juan Jo-
sc ApoDts, teniendo lclavade uu bohio en-
NAL estado; habiendo sido tasado en- tres
cientos pesos monedo corriente; hacien
saber quesdicha hnca carecs de tltulos de
propiedad.
FL acto del remate tendra lugar ell dia Is
del entrante mes de JUNO del scorrients
s1o de una tres de su tsrde en- la Saia
Audiencia de este Juzgado Municipal; ad :
virtiendose que no se admitir posturas
que no cubran las dos terceras parties de
La tasacioE que para tcmar parte en- la
suba sta, deoeran los licitadores consignar
previamente en- Ia mesa de este Jug ado,
una cantidad igual FOR 10 menos diez por
ciento de la tasacion, sin euyo requisite no
seran admitidos.
| Lo que Sc hace pdblico por medic del
presente para general conocimiento con-
currencia de lictadores.
| B 'rrar quicas Mayo veinte siete de
| de 1898. Ell Seoretario, r. Santtni Ri0ero
-Vo Be, Ell Juez Municipal Joaquin Colon.
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Sc vendem

Una estanoia compuesta deu 40 cuer
das en- ell barrio de ola Ci6niga, luar de
Adiunstas, ha side sembrada e gran
parte de cafe y platanos; pero roy est6
enmalezado y Sc real.za en- preeio como
do.
Para precio de esta estancia info rma
ra don Francisco Cartagena plazs del
Mercado en- Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-06
tLECTRICIS1k AMERICANA

De regreso dc los Estados- unidos con ans
,x.eriss faeturs.~sss tinb7es, botoues, bate
ias, a,anbres demas aceesorios, ofrece de
lusyo sus servteioa para instalacionea elec-
:icas de todas classes, y para niqueaar obietos
,og medic de Ia electricidad.
Ponce, ~ De Nbre. de 1898.
(Oristina 81 LUIS SALAzAR.
Nota Sc facilitsn presupnestos para palm
l8Giricss. ", g.
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Presidenc'a del Excmo. Ayuntamie nto d.
Ia ciudAd de Ponce.

PrsSldenCa q del EXcnO. SyUDia mle Alo uo
Ia ciudAd de Ponce.
AL PUBLICO.-Se SAGA a piblica su
basta ell servicio del alumbrado publlco de
la Playa de esta ciudad durante el ano
ecou6nico de 1898 80 bsjo el tipo de
ST.. 166 con sujecci6n al pliego de condlcio'
ues que SO hslla de manifesto en- la Secre-
taria del Excmo Ayuntamiento.
FL } acto do la subasta tendrS lugar en- Ell
des pasho de IL Alcaldia Ell dia IL de los
corriente q las cuatro de la tarde DsJo La
Presidencia de la Autoridad local Oonce'
jal de dicha Corporation designado para
ell efecto; debiendo la proposition aJustarse
al modelo que Sc inserta cantlnuacion y
acompafiarse Ia misms ur a carta de psgo
que acredite hsber con ignsdo ell interesa-
do en- la Depositaria Municipal La suma de
sos 80 que SO exige como garantia Prov
sional, siendo la defnitiva por e! 1O : de
Ia cantidad porque Sc verifque el remate
debiendo efectuarse les psgos al rematista
por doce avas parts, @ sea al yenclmiento
de cads mes, ha ia completar ei imporre
de sguel.
Ponce, Julio de 1s9S Ell Aleslde Pre-
sidente, Luts Gaut'er
Modelo de PROPOSE, ZONES que SO cita. III
que suscribe, yecino de---..., segdn 10
comprueba CON su cedula re -sonai que
acompafia, sc hs enterado peIfectamente
del anuDcio publicado por la Presidencia
del Excmo Ayuntxmiento, asi como de los
requisites que Sc exigen para la adjUd ca
cion tn p1blica subasta del eervicio de
| alumbrado de la Playa de esta ciudad, du-
| rante el afio economico proximo de 1893
Do, J de todas las obligacionei dersehe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-06
NEUROSlNE PRUNiER


Una caldera multltubular de aeero
que mide IA pies de largo por de dia-
metro, con su caldereta de vapor seco,
esta en- la playa de Ponce donde don
Felipe Valiant, puede i. .formar de su
precio,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Vaa caassalas,
Is n1ejor precaver -


la la
combat s 49,
En-
uname Emulsion
nttucona easange
ayld
assyhs"
De SCOTT OUIMICoS, NEvA YORK
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-06

Fl sobre del pliego que contepga la prepo-
sicion dira 10 siguiente Proposition para
Ia adjudication del arbit 10 sobre las tablss
en- Que Sc expei den al p1blico en- ell Mercado
te el sfo ecopomico de 1898 80 que pre-,
senta Don "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-06
Modelo de proposieiones que Sc cits:


El que suscribo, vecino de- :. segun 10
comprueba por su Cedula personal cue
acompafls, sc ha enterado perfectsmente
del anunelo pu oiicado per la Pre- sidencia
del Excno. Ayuntamiento, asi CT mo de los
requisites quJ SO exijen p ara la adjudica-
alon en- p1blica subas ia del arb:trio est bic
cidts sobre lbs puestos de verta en- la plaza
del Mercado durante ell sf1o econ6mico de
1898 80, de todas las obhgsciones dere-
chos que tfsla el pliego dc eoddiciones que
ha de regir en- La contyata, y no es tando
comprendldo en- mir gauo ds sl9s cs sos que
determina el artioula | del L .. de de
Eaero de l 1888 Sc com promote a tomar
20 su cuenta el expresado arbitrio por la
suma de (aqui Sc expresara 6.ts en- letra
gruesos caracteres.)
(Fecha y frma del l'citador)
III soDre que contenga Ia proposition di.
ra asi:
"Proposicion para la a1judicac on del
arbitrio soDre puestos de- Uenta en- la plaza
del Mercado ne eta ciudad, duralte el afo
ecou6mico de 1898 90, que presenta Don
2-3
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!. mAnESCAU e. co.
COMERCIANTES IMpORTADORES
J0IEBN Al POR HAY0B Y Al DETAIL
t6 Plaza de lac Delicias t6

E1aUEAs ayances Counnas de IA
viselaos Flores
bianco
toadores Albums luioss para resrad
Il evaries classes lro2ios
ChIbAis do metal banco
Joy hueveras icoreas
aaorao aspeados
bonito servioios completes
Dc Ecoca
oah&ia
de
us ago Dc eta ina
Opdica especial
lvsly perescopIoos para CA
IEAIhO
EFEClN EI1 ilkiTADOS Sin COaPETENClA
1~Gh
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= EdiCtOS
D E /
A AYUNT.A MIE EFjTo
D E /

205 pesos 80 centavos que Sc exijen como
gar anita provisional, siendo la defnitiva el
10 por 90 de Ia cantidsd porque Sc verifi;a
ell remate, deblendo eIectuarse los peg
del importe de este por quinceuas, o sta
por veinte y cuatro avas parties, los dias Is
80 de cada mes
Ponce, Jnnio 10. de 1896.-El AIcalde-
Presidente, LssiJ Gdnt5er
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-27
A MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT

We hope that the Governm snt or
some great Solon at the meeting of
the Legislature will present mea-
sure for the establishment of a
Municipal Government for Homo
lulu. If the country is annexed
there can be no doubt that NUM-
cipal Government will be established
in Honolulu and Hilo, and if not
annexed, it would beneficial and
wise step. The other islands are
always bowling about the centrali-
zation of power in Honolulu, and in
many instances there are good rea-
sons for their kicking. The people
in Honolulu pay no more taxes in
dividually than do the citizens on
the other islands, and yet it is i'm
possible to deny that we have a
great deal more advantages and
benefits out OF the public treasury
than the taxpayers residing in the
country districts. With a Municipal
government Honolulu people would
have to pay for their own water,
street lighting, sewerage, band
music, parks, etc, and the taxpayers
who never come to Honolulu to
benefit by our "specialities" would
have no reason to kick and might
expect some money wherewith to
repair their roads, light their streets,
look after their wharves and land
ings, and accomplish other import.
ant things now refused because the
Government has no money for the
country districts but only for Homo
lulu. 1t is measure which can be
carried through, and which deserves
the earnest attention Of our states.
men and lawmakers
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-27

1t is generally understood that a
dispatch has been received here by
the last mail, in which it was stated
that the United States Government
through Mr.. Hatch has requested
President Dole to remain in San
Francisco until formal invitation
can be sent to him to visit the cspi.
tai. II the report is correct, it
means that Mr.. Dole's hasty action
in invading the United States un-
invited, is considered a fau1 pas by
Mr.. Mckinley, and that another
blunder can be credited to the &C
count OF this funny little republic.
While waiting in San Francisco Mr..
Dole will have an opportunity to
visit his fruit farm at Riverside, the
place where he is said to invest most
OF the liberal allowance granted to
himby the taxpayers.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-27

Bystander-Who is that elderly
gentleman whom the crowd has just
pushed into the gutter?
Another Why, that's the presi-
dent of the United States.
"And that long-haired youth they
are carrying on their shoulders2"
"Captain Banger, of the cham
pion football team"
Snooper-He took a drop too
much aud died,
Skidmore--Delirium tremens!
Snooper-No; parachute,
"He wouldn't know the truth if
IA saw it,"
"Oh, yes, he would. Otherwise
he could not evade it so easily"
When a man has no occasion TO
borrow, he finds numbers willing to
lend TO him.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-27

learned lsymau who compose the
Board Of Health have in matte!
which positively only comes within
the province Of the Minister Of In
terror. We hope Captain King will
make the Board take reef in It's
mainsail and con6ne itself to attend
ing to its legitimate business and
allow the Minister Of the Interior
to do the same.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-27
ANOTHER SUGGESTION.

Several good measures will be
brought before the next Legislature
relating to the Judiciary and the
Attorney-G Generals Departments.
1t is suggested to change the
jurisdiction OF Molokai from the
Second to the First judicial Circuit,
move VIII ch will meet The ap-
proval of all having legal business
on that island.
An act providing for the right of
suspsnding sentence in District and
Circuit Courts will also be presented
and is considered very wise
measure
Assault aud battery cases will be
classified, end we hope that the
penalties for those offending against
the law will be great deal more
severe than is now the case. There
is altogether too much brutality in
this community, aud the punish
ment for assault is absolutely made
quate. Judge Wilcox has, since he
took Office, in many instances sent
wife besters and assaulters of
women to Jail, but in other cases of
assaults small fine only 10 imposed.
We believe that all cases of assault
OF brutal nature should be punish
ed by imprisonment.
While the Legislature is making
changes in the present law system
we would suggest, that law be
passed extending the jurisdiction OF
the District Court OF Honolulu in
Civil Cases.
This Court does more business
in Civil matters than any one Of the
outside Circuit Courts, and yet its
jurisdiction is limited to the District
OF Kona, Oahu, and only within that
district can Civil process be served.
A firm in town cannot bring suit
in the District Court Of Honolulu
and serve its process say in Eva.
Why not increase ita jurisdiction
in all suits now allowed to be heard
in it, so as to allow its Civil process
to be served at any place in the
First Circuit, or in other words
make its jurisdiction co.extensive
with the Circuit This could easily
be done by making a special pro-
vision for all cases served out of
Honolulu against persons not resi-
dents Of that district. The time for
appearance and answer in such cases
cou d b. made 10 or 20 days after
Service under summons similar to
thai used in the Circuit Courts.
A great deal of trouble and annoy
ance could be avoided in this way,
aud the calendars at the terms of
the Circuit Court would not he
crowded with lot Of trivial assump.
sit cases.
The District Court has criminal
Jurisdiction over the whole Circuit,
why not Civil?
Such jurisdiction could legally
and constitutionally be conferred on
the Honolulu District Court alone,
and the measure would meet with
the unanimous approval OF all busi-
ness men and attorneys.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-27
Timely Topics.
Honolulu. Jan. II, 1898

This week we ask the at
tention of plantation agents,
mill owners, steamermen and
all others using steam power,
to the ANTI-CALORIC
BOILER PLASTER and
STEAM PIPE COVERING
for which we have been ap-
pointed agents. A saving of
20 percent in fuel is guaran-
teed by the use of this Cover
ing. 100 pounds of this
Plaster will cover 100 square
feet of surface one half inch
thick. 1t is the best insulating
compound in the market and
is endorsed by the southern
Pacific R.R. Co., Pacific Mail
SIS. Co., Pacific oast Under.
writer's, S. F. e. San Joaquin
Coal Co., Oregon Improve
ment Co. and by many others.
1t is easily put on, as the fol-
lowing will show:
HAWAIIAN HARDWARE COMPANY, LTD,
GENTLEMEN: We have used the
products OF the "ANTt oALoRIo Cow
PANY" on the boiler of the "Waiale-
ale" and have found them first class,
and so easy to manipulate that the
services OF a plasterer were not need
ed to make neat and substantial
job. Yours very truly,
A. w. KEEoH,
Supt. Eugnr., |. |. 5. N. Co.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-27
Arrival of the Castle.

Captain Hubbard of the S. N.
Castle is to be congratulated on his
vessels fast run yesterday from the
Farralones in 81 days. On 3 previ-
Gus occasions, the Castle has come
down in 10 days, and over 20 years
ago made record breaking passage
from the Columbia River in 10 days.
Captain Hubbard reports that when
he left, the greyhouuds Albert,
Transit, Dimond and Irwin had not
arrived. 1t will be remembered
they all four sailed from here on
December 31st.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-27
TOPICS OP The DAY.

We are glad to see that people are
beginning to kick against the carry
ing Of freight OF all descriptions on
the tramcars. The platforms are
frequently blocked up with goods
to the great annoyance aud incon-
venience of the travelling public.
Ii the company intends to carry
freight, a luggage Wagon ought to
be attached to each car for the ac-
commodation of bicycles, washing,
ETC., etc.