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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-11
CITY NOTICES.

~ TREAsrgER's NOTIcE-Clty Of
-. /. hereby given that the second an
- a,ssaIssnsrt OF local Improvement Dis
- * iii. los The improvement 81 East
rsissksa street. III the city Of Seattle. frem
k,esssay % the east Ane 81 Walla Walis
s1s;.ssr unser the provisions af ordnance
* s.t Which provides for the improve
e.. n sssa street by grading. sidewalk
=. ssl psfkiag ssld street AMI pTovid ng
=. - s4ypeenf therefor IN install ments
80 sstsb..skias.a fund for such payment
r. - isFying and collection OF special
ssssssmsris upon the property benefited
& - Improvement. ard providing for the
ssasses 81 bonds es authorized hv an at
n - kxs.s.ure % the State ~ Washing
a. sopTaysd March 9Th. fS92 and under
- rsgssysons Of ordinance No. 23ia, ap-
s.Svtd Nav sth, 1884 as amended by or
faaaee Ma $40, approved Jalv ffth. INA.
III Ne city charter, az amended and now
+ sayes has been duly certified tn me
~ collection. and the respective sums
isfvsls sharvpd and levied against each
tarssi and lot Of land. and part there1f.
\ aid district. In payment OF such in
gztsnsE, remains unpaid. and the same.
ts,saiss TIE interest on the whole amount
st4YA must be naid en- or before the
M s4s u 1aly. fsse Unless payment be
szAs sn s1eh ,nstailment on or before
A. sss DAY OF July 1863 the same shall
sseans delinquent and shall bear interest
d ~ rate OF : per cent. per anuam. until
pa sad II net paid before said time, a
osaxtS ~ I've 90 per cent. shall be added
81 ne sums delinquent shall be entered
q Ne annual tar roll for the current
rr AGAINST each iot and parcel OF land,
81 ar thereof. so delinquent. and with
y k;sfsst ard penalty shall be collected
q shsf taxes. together with such afs4i-
- ssasgss or penalties as are author
~ Il be- charged and collected on other
sssRst taxes. and each lot or parcel
~ 50 asisnruent shall be sold for
p sncnat 81 such assessment. with In
tzF psnalty and coats. in the manner
TssSs BIZ Law \. IT. FO0TF
1Traasurer o. fhe CITY OF Seattle.
sag FIRST publication June 81. 1885.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA,
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle-Tacoma
route as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY3
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle-7:45. HIS a. M: Gas. els
y. m
Leave Tacoma-a:so a. m: /. 40 s .. N.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattie-1:2o a. m. II m; 5 p. m
Leave Tacoma-9.3o a. m: 80 I:3e p. IN.
Landing al Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
riou street. Seattle
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
WashingfOn.
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CONGREGATIONAL Ciiu.
Getting Ready fcB Approaching
Meeting of SsetcnAf Council.

The Puget Sound Congregational Club
held a very interesting meeting on 1he
evening OF che san instant At tina Plymouth
church pariors. and on r@c3GaFue Et.ation
uf TIE outlook committee OF the club ap-
pointed a special committee TO plan and
work for a closer bond 9: uatoa among
;saa churches n Seattle ana Tacoma ard
vlc{aity. with The intent or strgrgthensng
any which are weak ard charging tas
work as IL may be deemed exPesile1s, and
report at the FISH meeting.
In view % the fact that the national
council Of Congregational churches OF TIE
United states - 70 assemble JUly 10
yaiv u IN the city q Portland. Or, ana
that & = the largest representative body
o< ghes Denomination meeting o5lY encS
:, three years. ard tha: Il has never be-
fore ret gu tins Pacific coast. On recon-
incubation oe :ne outlook c0:nsnle;ee ne
following WIS voted:
Resolved. That thts Cor RFeEa tfonai
clab. approaching the fact THAI ire ga
ts4E.al cs1ncss meets THIS year au tbs Pa
caGc coast. with our Eear nA-g1ALsc.- "a s4-s
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PROMINENT FARMER DROWNED.
j. II. Dick Loses His Life in the Dun
geness.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteliigencer
DUN6ENESS. June lo.-J. II. Dick, a
prominent farmer here. fell into the Dun
geness river and was drowned. His body
has not been recovered. and the river is
being dragged for it.
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CITY TREAsuRER's NorICE-city Of

CITY TREAsuRER's NoTICE-city Of
Notice Is hereby given that the second
annua! iustaIlmeft Of local fmnrovsmspr
district NJ il5. for the Improvement 81
5 I.a,s street. In the City OF Seattle. fran
Elliott street 10 the east line on Te-rney
anee street. under the provisions az ar
dInance No. 900. which provides FOR the
Improvement Of said street by grading
providing for the payment therefor in IN
siallments and establishing a fund FOR
such payment by the sevylnE and co.lec-
non o. SPECIAL assessments upon the prop
ertY benefited by the Improvement and
providing for the issuance OF bonds as
authorized by an act % the legislature OF
a sns . IT, OF washington. approved March
yin, 1883. and under the provisions OF or
dlnshcE NO so. approved May 9TH, 1894
as amended BY ordinance No. $40. APP
proved July nth. 1884. and the city char
yer. as amended and now In force has
been duly certified 10 me for collection
and the respective sums therein charged
and ievied against each parcel and lot OF
and, and part thereof. in said district IN
payment or such instaIirnent. remains IN
paid, and the same, including the interest
on the whole amount charged. must be
pad on or before the first day Of July 1893
Unless payment be made on such Install
ment on or before the FIRST day OF July
lsss. the same shall become delinquent and
shaA bear interest at the rate Of 8 per
cent per annum until paid and IL not
paid before said time. a penalty OF FIVE
ga per cent. shall be added. and the sums
delinquent shall be entered on the annua!
tax roll for the current year against each
lot and parcel az land. and part thereof
so DELINQUENT. and with the Interest and
penalty shall be collected as other taxes.
together with such additional charges or
penalties as are authorized to be charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes
ard each lot or parcel Of land so delinquent
shall be sold for the amount OF such as
sessfnent. With interest. penalty and costs.
Ia the manner provided by law.
A H. FOOTE
City Treasurer of the City OF Seattle.
Date of first publication June I'd 1898
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sF city Or SEATTLE CITY TREAS
sss's Sasir@

s.ss's sasie~
sassee u assshy given that The third an
ssss ssssaIrss, of local Improvement dis
~ 70 4 for the improvement Of VII
sfNs the city OF Seattle. from
rfaAs2f 70 the East margin ~ Eennav
s'ss 7sas- The provisions ~ ORDINANCE
~ ~ sasch provides for the improve
- y MI street by grading The same
e.ssfassing sidewalks on both sides
.sfss s'fh parking stFin along A ccv-
- p''ses % said street between the Side
- ass property llDe and nrovifing FOR
s.l,.J nsm therefor In lns,a'lmen,s ard
s*siAssF fund for such paSsuent by
- Nsyss and collection of speciaI ss-
- srcn the property benefited hy
= tEffqssr1sft. and providing for the is-
100 q txnss N authorized nv an net
- Rsssfafs Of The State OF Wash
spsfovea March Eth. ise9. AMI under
49,. s,e,slans Of ordinance No. $50. ar
So saf IN. 1876. ~ amended by o..
- @.se We $40. approved July IIsh fSat
~ Wy tta'tsr a. amended ana now
! ssgf hss been aUlv certified "a M, fnr
$3.50 anG the respective sums therein
.ska sat levied against each marcel
a. y iaaf, ard part thereof IN said
| -. - y iaymet' ~ s2sth inatailnent Re
ss Earaid. ana the sane insiu4inr- .he
sffss en- TIE whole arn5r,nt f.,,srs.,,i
- sAf en or before the thfr1 1ay OF
| - FtisSa Payment - u,a5a on
= ssasai1sns On or heYere the third faN,
49, 1eS. the sau@ shall become a.
. So sna shall hear interest ~ ths rate
+ -. p, s.ht per anuun untu nala. and
| =. = - be'ore said time 4 penalty ~
! " PER cert. shan y, added ava ths
-. stllnaren' shall 30 eotnreg ~, ~,
ar ron for the current year araln@.
2, sad parcel % land ana nsr. rhere-
| - se'iHasieSi anS with fh., f~sc~,>S. ~,
~ Nah BE- collected ~ cthe- tsx~s
49, VIII soeA additional charges or
| "a s~sI.., p" authotixef 20 Do charged
ra ga =. 81 ofher delinquent taxes.
e. 80 81 o. parcel ~ i9a,f 50 salf,,.,,,s,,.
ssss 49, - Tor 'Ae amount II such ss9sx
r. - INTEREST, penalty ao5 cos,a ia
: 4ssass provided by law : ="
~ Treasurer ~ ths CIV ~ Ssst,ie
80 - : as publication Jure =. ISIS
rs rs! ETY. rr.: oF sEArTLE-cFrY TREAS
-. ,' =. : hereby given That go tA,r, an.
4 D. x &s.aHsSt 81 local irs1fr.,,.s..,,~.', 81
| g.. % the 'H'uvovprY,s.. 80 r,s,.,
| s-ss !, ,se t,!y ~ Seattle. fre,n E.re,,,
ssss =. e WeS' n11-sfn 80 S@v,nri,
~, ), 1a.ta provides for fha i-,,0.->,-s.
- "a street Nv rarNirsr -..s -
| = AZ F2Ffi3Fs tha~..ar All - r.
"a sAFsne't th~SeFa,. a., So. ,, - :, =
| h - .aaE = f.f0f - e.,., -. 80.
ts.-s.sss rs ans co5'eett>~ - s-,,,.',,f q.
= sr-z.ssss.,..l 'ae property Hrrer-eH ~,
sase> = 49,. aff ntcv.7irE sor tAa S.
~ s.s.,.ts sEH4s 80 sutNoft~-e -, -~ --. -
.sSsaitl7a - 7se sea-. 49, -. ~. ~
- Nara SEP t.ee 3 VT.
u - eFdl.asre y --,a .,.,,.s
h. 49,. - "a needed So. ,,r,Yt.,.., -,
\ 2a-sae "a -. -'t". tSf e-f fHs- T'gsx-
! = 4asv ~syfsssT .ls @U IV g5rcr. hAS
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EXCURSION TO Snoquairnie next Sun
day. Train leaves go a. m. Fare, si.oo.
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CITY NOTICES.

70 the alley bstween FIFTH ard gfx.A A..
nIes hT roTsfraer rsgac ironsrone plrse .4r-
- throughout rs portion OF satd xrras,
fegsIasT With All reeesssrr wve~ crsars
Sngs uarsDses iampheies yensfIztcrx
eaiea &asans ana flushing tanks
- Ihat the c1s2 thereof BE- paid bw a=-
sesrxnefsfs upon TIE property a1s1srlr.g yper.
said portion q sasd Lenora Street FsrsAr
the plan Of immediate payment sr IA
manner provided by tire charter and ors5gs
marcos OF the City of Seattle
go Tnst the City Engineer be directed "a
iuFnlsn 20 The City Council an e<v-srssse
OF the cost OF said Improvement.
80 Iaat the matter OF making said x,n-
pfoFeEnsnt VIII be considered by .he City
Co1ncl at session thereof TO be held On
the STA day Of July. les. AT 500 o clock q.
m. at which time ali persspn- desiring "A
be heard before the city Council upon ID.
matter or making said Improvement are
notified 10 be present,
Passe9 the City Council the 9Th day az
June he, and signed by RE In open SEES
sion IN antsenucatl0a OF lis passage thIs
ssh day OK June. 1885
W. Y. RfNEHART.
President OF the oty Council.
Flied by me this 9th day OF June. Isss
Will. II. PARRY
CITY Comptroller and Ex-offlclo Civ Clerk
BY G. X. Coryeil. Deputy.
Date OF first publication June 9. 1889.
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STEAMERS.
eTEa GARLAND AND EvASGEI&

Seattle and Towr~end-Seah Bay Route
Steamer Garland seaye. YeSser dock sun
DAYS Tuesdays and Thursdays at ia.0
. r. for Pert Townsend. Port Williams.
punxene4 Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Getty s5s.v. Pysrr. Ciailar Bay and Nsah
Bay: returning. arrives at Seattle p. n.
on Opposite days Steamer Eyangei leaves
YHfpr dock for Port Townsend. Port
Angeles ard Victoria Mondays. We6nes-
hays and Fridays a. $50 p u.. arrives
Seattle alternate days at 20 p. n Tel
Main -
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BAND concert AZ Bicycle park Sunday
afternoon.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
Carrying U. 9. Mail
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route leaves City dock. foot of Main
street. $50 a m. calling at South Beach,
Burchell, Brick Yard. Bremerton. l.. s.
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracyton.
Chico Siiverdale. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station at : p. m: arrives Seattle
at 1 p. m. i. ". Robinson. master. Lilly,
Bagardus & Co.. agents. Telephone
Main 81.
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DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. diseases a
women. "a HiDckiey.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY F. PERLEY
leaves Galbraith dock. foot of Washing
ton street for Sylvan Grove. Port White.
Bremerton. L. S. Dry Dock Charleston
Sidney. Tracyton. Silverdale daily except
Saturdays and SUNDAYS at 800 D. M: SAT-
urdays at 2:3g p. m: Sundays at I D.
m. Returning. leaves Silveraale at 700 a.
leaves siiverdale $50 p. NJ. Dry Dock
7:O .. N. Telephone. Red ISL
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GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE s. EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMONDS
ROUTE.
Time Card-~Icaves Seattle a. m. Il
IN and s o. en-. Leaves Everett 9:i5 a. m.
2.So d. m and s.fs y. m.
Three round trips daily. except Sunday
Couuections-At Seattle with the steamer
FLYER for Tacoma A. Everett with the
steamer Mlkado for Snohoulish. and with
the Everett Il Monte Cristo railway for
Mentp Crtsto and way stations
ColYran Dock Seattle. Merchants Dock
Everett. Telephone. Seattle. Red S5l; Ev-
ere;t IS r.. II. SCOTT,
Manager
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

steamer City Of Kingston between Ia
coma Wash. and Victoria, Il. G..
snanfnlI.v; NJ sracoma no Ar 400Dm
ro.0DprnjI,vi PSI SEATTLE | S2Arl 1:45Sm
I ,oaarlI,vl apt Townsend | * ArIi0:4Sam
sysu'iArl no. Victoria NJ Lyt S:0oaT
.Daily except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes frst-class &C
Commentators carrying both freight and
psssergers and leaves from Yesier wharf.
seattle. for Victoria at 10 p. M. and for
Tacoma at els p. m.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy state
rooms until a. n.
For rates, tickets etc. inquire Of
r. r. POPE.
Agent. Yesler Wharf. Seattle.
J. A NApEAU.
General Agent ~. p. Ry.. Seattle
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LEGAL NOTICES.


-... $3.50 az RECEIVERS SALE-The
suDll.s.,ss.xusd. receiver Of the unfinished
- - france. now Oh the ways at
ssN .sscvsfd. a. JohRsor's nil. at the
- bay Ia fi4e city OF Tacoma,
s1R Sass ofer the z8id 0oat for sale.
~ - - ssxbsss ard best bidder. for cash.
!. = s. s.as mus be N writing. aad accom-
- Is certified check for ~ per
$3.50 ~ amount OF the bsd. sealed up
sssL s..a NTH me az nay office IN the
- - tacoma, al room COO National
- -. - lsafnaefce building. az or before
ss 80 n n. on June T. isss. st which
- sals VIII BE- declared, provided
ssas - ss.alt he acceptable. The right TO
- ~ any and all bids II reserved.
- seas + about lso feet long. - feet
- III fsst depth Of hold. The frame
- -. - ~ completed and now ready for
e =. s...ssag K. +. LAFFOON.
" Receiver
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Seattle. Everett & Whatcom Route.
State Of Washington leaves Sea tile daily
except Saturday at 10 p. m.
Seattle Everett and La Conner Route.
Steamer Fairhaven leaves Seattle datfy
except Sunday at A. m. calling at Ev-
erett going north Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday; going south Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday.
Telephone. Main 5i7. Yesler Dock.
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"A - TO RIA.
Bsars tho 1lhs Kind fsa Nae iiways Bought
A''e q &AzlZf

Nearly all lions are 'ieft-haniee" A
famous explorer says thar when ono de-
"a TO strike a forelbie blow the animal
most always uses the let paw.
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VAN CAMPS Pork and Beans.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.

Trarsacts a savings bank business ex-
clus.veiy
deposits received from 81 70 Sep1.
Interest allowed per aGau,n: Six rer
cent on term deposits: yer cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days a. Nav and
November. Leans made on real estate or
approved collaiernis only.
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yIcToRIA-roRr TOWNSEND.
Puget Sound 6 British Columbia Steamship
~ompany's
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
Leaving City Dock daily except Sunday,
Sunday.
?ea s 4SSns.63 AIN I'T. rs s Am N
s.ga p.u,. Arr. Victoria .lLvi 500 2, m.
s.R. BuRL1NG. Agent
Arlington Dock.
rCp vA<coVvFR. VIA ANACoRTEs.
WtIATCOM AND BLAINE
ne r'ega,, sidewheei stcam&s
OCEAN WAVE
Clancy Master.
VIZ reare yes'er wharf SEATTLE, every
sunday Tuesday ard Thursday a. II 10
con, anf vancouver. Passengers nav 80
en- board ana occupy rcssas az 5 10 r m
Returning VIII leave vancouver every
Monday. "Wednesday ard Friday. a. u
T"'< steamer Aas superior passenger sc-
~,tr,rq,tattor& Table ssryfee unSg9rral sss'9-
For freight ~ passage apply On board or
'wAs9lNGroN STEAM NAV CO.
F1K rnIIlNGliAM BAY. ANACOR-
4
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Gan JUAN ISLANDS.

sTEAMEk LfULA THUMFSON.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Carrying United States mai. leaves City
dock. foot Of Main street. Sunday. Tues
day ard Thursday al II O'Clock midnight
for Port Townsend San Juan Islands ard
Whatcom Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day a, a. m. j r. Thompson. manager
owner. Lilly-BogzrdgH K Co.. agents
CITY Dock Telephone. Main 81.
sKAGTT RIVER ROUTE-Steamer City
OF Champaign-Weekly Time Card.
leaves Seattle June a. 10 a. N, June
. al II a. m. June II AZ L noon: leaves Mt
Vernon June az .. n. June 10 a. ?.
m June IL az p. m. calling al TulaIip
stanwood. Fir. Skags. City. Nj. Vernon
and Avon.
For passenger ard freight rates apply al
CITY Dock Telephone. Main s.. n. H Ne
Donald Master. w +. GEkeson. Manager.
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STR. CITY OF ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND oLYPMrA
AT 100 A. n
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
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,EATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY
The Independent., 1898-09-16
James Appreciated.

The only transport from which
no complaints we're made by the
soldiers was the Scandis, and the
officers and men who arrived by
her showed their appreciation OF
the invaluable steward, Tom James,
by giving him rousing send.off
when the steamer left for Manila,
leaving behind, to the regret Of all,
the genial James, who had been or
dered to return to San Francisco by
his physician.
Tom James is well-known in
Honolulu, and his numerous friends
are not surprised over the praise
and compliments, which the New
York volunteers fairly showered on
him.
James was laid up here for week
with a touch OF pleurisy. He re.
turned to San Francisco by the
Alameda and will probably visit
Honolulu as soon as he has fully re-
covered to look after his interests
here.
The Independent., 1898-09-16
The following remarks also are
quite pertinent to the question:

The following remarks also are
quite pertinent to the question::
Gas to some people doing we'll and
some doing badly | can quite under
stand that. Don't we have just the
same thing here at home? Let me
give case in point: Two young fell
lows, brothers, went out at the same
time did, and we went up country
together. l left both Of them at
work for farmers in a small town on
the prairie. l went further west,
and was away about IL days. When
/ got back to the place where l left
them l found that everybody for
miles round knew what | had already
guessed, that the young one would be
a success but the old one would be a
failure, simply because the one would
work and liked it, and the other
would not work because he did not
like it, and it would have been just
the same if they had remained in
England"
"The only place l dropped into
where 1 found there was demand
for carpenters, bricklayers, masons,
etc, was Vancouver, and in that city
there is just at present quite boom
in the building line. A carpenter
who travelled up from Winnipeg in
the same train l did got job at the
FIRST place he tried. Three dollars
Q2s. 6d.) per day of ten hours, and
he could get good board and lodg-
ing for four dollars (16s. 8d.) per
week, which would leave him IA dol
lars clear every week, or 5Ss in Eng
lish money. So he was all right, be-
cause in Vancouver carpenters, ETC.,
can work all the year round, as there
is scarcely any frost or snow in the
winter"
The Independent., 1898-09-16

last two years it had been "a cents
(3s. 6d.) per bushel. This leaves the
farmer profit of 81 cents Us. 2d)
per bushel, or f2 14s. I'd. per acre.
OF course this would not be much
in England where the rent and taxes
would, in some cases. come to more
than that, but in Canada it is that
much clear profit because there is
neither rent nor taxes to pay"
The Independent., 1898-09-16
A Clever Company.

The Rosa Comedy Company made
it's first bow to Honolulu audience
at the Irwin Opera House, and
scored grand success,
The house was not crowded;
Honolulu people have been disap-
pointed 80 often that they are like
the burned child who fears the fire,
and rumors, reports and law pro-
ceedipgs in regard to the company
led number OF people to stay at,
home who otherwise would gladly
have taken in the jolly show.
The performance last night was
hailed with we'll deserved applause.
Messrs. Post and Gardner are com
edians who will be received with
pleasure in any community. Their
"taking-of' of an Ilishman and a
Dutchman in the U and | farce was
highly amusing and beat anything
ever seen on Honolulu stage, and
our critics here are very particular
indeed.
Little Rosa is gem. She is grace
full, pretty and clever, and, consider
ing the annoyance and insults that
she has been submitted to on board
the City of Columbia aud in the
courts of Honolulu she, carried out
her parts in a manner which de-
serves great credit. The young
actress suffered from bad cold but
hopes to be o. X. tomorrow even
ing when large audience will greet
her.
The show was clean in every way
and the rumors started by the
enemies OF the young girls company
were absolutely without foundation.
Honolulu, however, is no longer a
missionary" town and no audience
nowadays will seriously object to a
little high kicking variety.
Mr.. ELLIS possesses magnificent
high baritone voice which is very
we'll trained. His songs illustrated
by pictures were received in most
hattering manner.
All the members of the Rosa Com
pany deserves the highest compli-
ments for their first appearance,
but don't forget that Honolulu is
the jolliest of all jolly shows. Let
the Rats and Erratics remain in
Hilo, as suggested by an actor last
'evening.
In the audience last night were
Samuel Parker, Judges Stanley and
Perry, Attorney Humphreys, DR.
Murray, O. M. White and number
OF other prominent citizens.
The Independent., 1898-09-16
FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 1898.
LABOR PROBLEMS.

The nomadic character of work
ingmen is one of the peculiar feat
ures of civilization. Restless and
adventuresome, they have fertile
lands and apparently excellent op-
portunities in their environments in
the search of something better which
too frequently alas turns out to be
uuattainable.
The Independent., 1898-09-16
Palama School Bids.

The following bids have been re-
ceived by the educational depart
ment for the building of the Pa
lama school, exclusive OF the found
alton: G. Fl. Patzig, $1S,700; Arthur
Harrison, $1S,764; j. Il. Craig,
$l9,047; H. l.. Kerr g. Co., $19,050
VIM. Wagner, $4,000; John Ouder-
kirk, $19,307; Fred Harrison, $22,.
400.
The Independent., 1898-09-16

The night school under Professor
Lightfoot is making an excellent
showing this term. Very many sue
oessful men owe their Advancement
in life to education received at these
schools