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The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Rev. z B. Du rois caos is fsso
Dssvss. Saturday. asd sssu0sd cAasge
a ths Meeho1iss psssnsste 90 8ssday.
Ths ssvessod csnsIeosn hss Dsds .
goud iopssssios upoa bic coagrssstion.
.sd all uish hin success in his new
duties-
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

fAs Fair 10 getting to bs the regular
- s.shioosd kind for the fskes began
- arrive the irss cf the week and Gill
b h their glory the rect os the veek TO
toe oossewent R the sucksr.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

J. J. Barker has iust completed lay
ing q stone ualk in front Of his property
90 !lain street II is surely an im
provement in the ~ay OF sidewalks and
the example should be followed by
otherp.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Cha. L. Pike. Of Hotehkias. wns [
Denver visitor Nonday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Remenbee the Delta County Fruit
Grosess' Association when purchasing
fruit boxes sod supples. They handle
the best boz produced in Delta county.
They slso handle the California boz and
the cheaper home made boses- Call
sud - their stock.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Come b the Opssa House on Satus-
day night ssd enjoy au evening q tee
and music. Admission &c Reserved
seats Sc at Claskis drug store.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22
eshjHeooes Iahe OGe,ee. .

he entry books are now open at the
soce a George stephan. eecretary Of
To- D-lta County Fair Association.
0sks your entries nov.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Rev. Father Douche. Vicar general ~
the Servise osdev. made hss sanuai vi.;-
.stioo 10 the Monastery of ST. Jeliana
lsss seeA. ssd th~n returwed to hrs
hoos ia Grsavslle. Via
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

E. 8. SDi,h rsturosd from FIossees
Friday. where be had bsen in atteod-
ance upon Grand Lodge. Knights q
Pythiaa.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

The Cineograph at the Open Houss
Thursdsy. S~pL q. Seats on sale n
C1srkeis Drug Store.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Nss. Frank Hatch came down fFou
Lake City last week. and 10 visiting 90
sister, MFs. J. F. Clark.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

". II. Burnett returned from Denvss
Saturday. whore he bad taken . csss 3
the court oe appeais.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Fus the best OF everything in th'
osucssy lioe At Iov pricee. go to th'
Os,ta Couoty Mercantile Company.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

For the best teas and co6ees at the
a.ost reasonable priccs 60 to the Delta
County Nero. Co. Farmers& 4 Nerchants
Bank building
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Henry Hammond and wife left foe
Denver. Sunday. where they viii visit
Tor fer days.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Ars- Walter e. jackson left for Dsn-
Yer. Monday. where she will make hse
future home.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Music and song at Opera House Sat
urday night. Sept 53. 20. Laugh a.
Be merry. Every one come.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

7. n. Gs LETT Saturday fos visit q
his Old hoos ia Eaton Rapids. 0teA-
He vill also extsod his trip to RieA-
sssd. Va. vhsrs be goss On bUslss0I
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

LU6inis CineoSraph at the Opera
aess rhursiay night. Sept. n. Sea,s
oow On sale at Ciark's Drug Store.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

The Foslnightiy Club will bold III
first meeting Of the fall course = wsee
from tomorrow. With Mrs. Downing.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

County Clerk. George Cooklin. 0sda
. business trip to the North Fork coss
try the drst oe the week.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Frank Heel. wife and son OF Gunni.
-. stopped Cd Saturday. on thSir way
hsos from Grand Jupctipn, for . fhort
Whit With friends.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Mrs. Geo. r Porter returned to he
hone at Mt. 6n.fnes, Friday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

For Ane fruits 60 to the Delta Count'
Nercantils Co. and get them fresh evse;
day.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

III. HALEY. Henry Hammond and
Geo. stephan are attending the Grand
Lodge q the M-sonic order Al Denver
this week.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22
4 oss1 SAss.

Afsrce comedy. preceded by sougr
and Instrumental music at the Opera
House Saturday night.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22
p..,,... p,r,, cs..ty css.sas,ss.

A county convention OF the Peoples
Party in and for Delta county. Colorado.
10 hereby called TO convene in the court
hou... at Delta. Colo. at 10 O'Clock .. m.
on the thir,ieth day OF September. 1899.
The following apportiounent has been
made:
Delta precinct. No. 1........s delegates
Hoschkie. precinct, No. a.. a delegates
Cra~f precinct. No. B.. l delegate
Surface Creek prcinct. No. 4. !. delegates
Psonia precinct. No. 5.......5 delegates
Delta precinct. No. 6. 49,. 8 delegate
BY order OF the COMMITTEES.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Rna wiimot and son Guy rsturned
from Dsovsr Susday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

J.A 0oodhue returned to his ho0
in Salt Lake. Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22
cevbsv, vshs Neeses.

Oolv regular cow horrcs from the
sUose oil; b allowed in the 5 mile relay
r1ro ct the coming fair.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

At Open HOUSE on Saturday night
Q muaical and dramatic entertainDesl
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Nov at Delta Hous- parlorr. the Chi.
sago eye specialist. Of 81 years exper
lDoco. Examination fres.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Geo. stephan was . business vissse'
TO Denver. Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

DoAs yo0e eosssss ~ soe D>sse q
ease ~ Soee Nth 0soSUe ossDeos
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

The finest groceries and the frssAsst
10 town are to be had At the Delta
County Mercantile Company.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Ma G. n. Hastings left for La Junta
Tuesday. to attend the annual state
0nvsntiou Of the ". c. T. u.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

N00ey % beoo 90 0aoeAss ssd
ToWa peopessy. Oess terms. Ne
AeSaS. l'ooo - 00sess
q. =. KING.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

wAyrrD-A girl at H. B. Dirlam's.
2 miles south OF Delta
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

PuPe ssesA 0slA esA eeeao -,
SsveseA daily - be1ss ~ .. .,
Dieoa0.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

John Kohnle returned from bic trip
- Dsnver, BY way Of Grand Junction.
saturday. He has decided TO locate in
H. latter city, and will move there this
Uosk.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22
AcAL uxws.

M annonnneDent Of any en1eTt11nDeoe -
whieh an admiasina lhs Il e6arR0d vii - 0A0o
ID thoso columns ffes. Any hnfthef anD0on1D-
0ents yin be chasBoA for - e1vsstaAng noses.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

uouey = Deao - eassls - -
peS 0oae. I1besol to6oo. - eooe
nsnnsoo. 0lllas0 Yo181osnos
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

The Cedaredge Drsmstic and Musi-
81 Club will entertain at the Opers
uosss on Saturday night.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22
0oa

10 Delta. Ccsc.. SsVs. II. lSp. ~ Mr.
Q ID Mo- 4. 4 Dssh>s. . go
O. S>vs- Ia 10 Mr. ed Ara Jos<pA
Ysross. - oVsssa 0asl
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

usvo yUUs go eoo0oss4 No. -
snu@s ssasse11nny s1jssese - h0
nsoA = CAa0O = = yssss ssv9
issA ~ Dseos bsuD Uasess ssss
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

S.1w!.s.. |. - ~ - ~
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

n 80 snsu.l DsDh Csusev ~
y - - uuuuD - - - -
49, - - pass& ~ aVa10 - -
~ -
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Fine stationery at Clark g d,u, stor
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

A sneak thisf entered the shop oe
LeUng Chung. ihe Chisa~sn. Last
Thsssdsy evssiag. while be sss at sup
PER ard weat ''through il in the Dost
e0psovsd style. He tscured about el.5o.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

~ T~O O. - = MUssseyB
a G&sS 1lVN0
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Old papsrs to. s.Is at this once.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22
Ress.as@.s raA -.

Sealed proposals. will be received un-
til Monday October . ls9o. at . u.
for publishing the Delta county 611in-
auent tar list Of ISIS. Said list tO -
rubli.h~d once a week for four consscu.
,iAe weeks in . neuepaper OF general
circulation published in Delta county.
All bids must specify the price per inch
for the rirst and each subsequent inser-
ton. standard newspaper column sidth
spd b~sed upon ten lines to the inch;
the county commissioners resrrve the
right 10 rvject any or all bids nc accspe
.uch bi,is ss they may deem fos the bet
ini-r~st % the county. Bids must b
scaled aud endorsed -Propne.l tor Pub
iishing Delinquent Tax List snd ad-
dre~--d tn George s. Conkiin. clerk q
board 90 couriy commissioners. Delta,
Colorado. BY order ~ cheirman q
board os county commissioners
GkoseK =. CoSEIis. County Cleses
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22
OUuoDoD -

N Ns.UW Osssa Oh
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22
49, ~ e@s

Bids ses furnishing cr~i ts estss
cuuafy toe the coming ,ess gill -
r~csisesi - eo,lo~s:
An bssis muse state rvics ~ ton sd
desisnsss the quality ard Ws.e ee os'ss
"a w,rh~d -F3sds Tor YsrsDAisa Cuaa
10 Delsa Co~ssy.- 0aid 49, Uin -
vvcpivsa - sa Or & -
Onpass O CusuLsS. Cosssy CSsse.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-22

Manufacturer Of Plaster Hydraulic Cement
Brick all kinds Of Blocks Cement Work Eo
of Main street. one door north of planning mill
d. 8. BALDWIN & CO.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-01

English dictionaries are in greater
demand than any other commodity in
Puerto Rico.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-01
NOT AS HE WISHED.
He Chuckied Over the Joke but oniy for
short Time.

He Chuckled Over the Joke but Only for
n short Time.
81 have been all over this country
anS in many Others" said Harry H.
Pr or. a Chicago drummer. to q Tri-
bLxe reporter yesterday, but had to
come to New York to get buncoed. and
then was as easy as any farmer.
was standing at Broadway and Thirty
fourth street the other night waiting
for car when l noticed two fellows.
about fifty feet away, who were car
fying on an animated discussion. They
looked to me like college boys and APP
peared to have reached the exhilirating
stage of intoxication. Every now
and then they would look at me and
then fall to arguing again like a couple
of lawyers. Finally they each pulled
out a roll of greenbacks and deposited
several of them with bystander, who
was, to all appearances, total stran-
ger to them. The taller of the two
with suppressed laugh.
Nov, don't you let on what / am
telling you, but IL you will do as / say
we will each make a few dollars as
easy as rolling OF a log. / just bet
lily over there CIV Ludl COuiQ
borrow a IS bill from you. You give
me the bill-of course we couldn't run
away IL we wanted to-and I'll collect
the 500 and give you $40 of it. You see.
there can't be any "con" game about
this. If there were all you would have
to do would be to yell cop" and we
would be arrested before we could get
twenty-five feet. ! just want to give
my friend a lesson. He is eternaliy
wanting to bet
"Well, l always did believe in train
ing young men in the way they should
go, and, realizing that there was no
possibility for the pair to escape, even
If they were crooks, gave the fellow a
S. bill. He took it with a chuckle,
walked over to the stakeholder, return
ed to me and handed me $40 bill, still
chuckling at the good joke on his
friend. / pocketed the note and be-
gan to chuckle little myself. After
awhile l went back to my hotel and
was so much amused over the affair
that. In my exuberance, invited the
bartender to have a drink. | paid for
It with the $40 note and told the cash.
Ter the whole story.
What do you think about that for
easy?' | said.
Never saw anything like it, re-
piled the cashier. But you lose. That
notes counterfeit New York Tri-
bune.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-01
NO JOKE TO PLAY ON LADY
The Trick Loolxing-Glass Played In
Cleveland.

In the Colonial arcade, near the
Euclid avenue entrance, large mirror
placed ut such an angle that ii reflects
objects from the opposite direction.
That IL, IL you look in and see a street
car coming apparently from down the
street 1t is In reality coming up the
street. or course 1t has to be looked
at from the proper angle. and IL the
glance is only hurried one the illusion
Is perfect.
Some time ago q lady Of a rather
fussy appearance was waiting near the
arcade entrance. She evidently want
ed car going east, because every few
minutes she would hurry to the doors
and peer down the street. Presently
she happened to glance in the mirror
Then she gave start and ran out to
the sidewalk and glanced down the
highway.
where Is it," she cried.
Just then a car going vets rumbled
by, and the woman stared at II and
then turned and looked back suspicious
" at the tricky mirror. There were
two or three men standing in the en-
trance and they couldn't help smiling
at her fidgety actions.
She detected the smiles.
"That's no joke TO play on lady,"
she said with much haughtiness, then
turned abruptly and stalked down the
street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-01
Could aud the Green Reporter.

At heart Jay Gould was tender when
innocence and timidity appeared before
him. This fact shall proceed to illus
trate. When touring the far West,
years ago, he studiously avoided news
paper men. until one day, at Omaha, his
superintendent, Syl Smith, begged him
to give an interview to very young
and green reporter. 1T would help
him to get right up in his profession,
Mr.. Gould, and do him world Of
good" Consent being given, the young
ster entered the Wizards private car.
At sight of the great little man his
knees smote together, his tongue cleav-
I'd to the roof of his mouth, his brain
seemed paralyzed. He was unable to
utter word. Gould requested him to
be seated and ventured a commonplace
,r two to reassure him. Then: We'll.
young man, l hear you want an in
.erview. What can / tell your" The
boy stammered something about new
road; did Mr.. Gould intend to sell or
not?" what would you advise me
10 do?" was the reply, whereat the re-
porter arose and fed precipitately.
Gould held his car an hour and half
after leaving time, and sent Syl Smith
all over Omaha to find him. but his
hiding place was never discovered.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-01
NINE Ininstlce Of HISTORY.

The explorer may be lost not only in
wildernesses or in ocean wastes, but
also in the depths of archives or out-of-
the-way corners of libraries, where his
unpublished records are slowed away,
forgotten, buried almost beyond human
ken until some delving antiquarian
turns over the musty and yellow pages
and becomes discoverer himself. Here
Is an illustration or two of this inter-
esting fact.
We know that the smallest of the
continents, Australia, is separated from
the second largest island in the world,
New Guinea, by Torres Strait. The IA
nous Capt. Cook thought he had made
great discovery in ITO when he
sailed through this strait and thus
proved that New Guinea was separated
from Australia, though on the maps
the island was shown as a part OF the
continent. The fact Is, however, that
more than $50 years earlier the forgot
ten Spanish pilot Torres had made this
same discovery; and the Spaniards had
so long concealed it as state secret in
their archives at Manila that they had
forgotten all about it themselves. One
day late in the last century, when Eng
land was at war with Spain and had
seized Manila, an inquisitive man nam
ed Dalrymple improved the chance to
poke around among the archives, and
his most interesting discovery was this
record of Torres work. If the Eng
fish had not been masters of Manila for
a while the truth about this important
discovery might have been left for us
to reveal. But the laurels were finally
given to the man who had won them,
and this is how it happened that. gen.
erations after his death, the waters
which separate the continent for the
island came to be known as Torres
Strait.-Harper's Round Table.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-01
star Distance.

The stars are so enormously remote
that astronomers reckon their distance
from us in light years; that is, in
the number of years it takes their light
to reach us, flashing through space at
the rate of over $4,000 miles a second.
For example,: The distance of one OF
the nearest of the stars, 81 Cygni, star
of the fifth magnitude in the Swan
(Cygnus), or Northern Gross, is seven
and quarter light years.
The distance of this star may also
be given as 100000 times that of the
sun. In neither way Of reckoning do
the figures convey much meaning. A
much more vivid impression of the
vastness of the interval which sepa-
rates this star from US is derived from
the fact that the star is double-that a
telescope separates 1t into two stars,
and that calculation shows that these
two stars, or suns, which to the naked
eye, and even through a field glass, ap-
pear as a single star, are really 5000
million miles apart. So far away are
these two stars that this interval be-
tween them shrivels to nothingness, as
Judged by the naked eye. And yet 81
Cygni is one of the nearest of the
stars.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-01
letter, saIt-Rheum and Eczema

The intense itching and smarting -inci-
dent to these diseases is instantly allayed
by Applying Chamberlain's Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. II
is equally efficient tor itching piles an
favorite remedy for sore nipples. chap
ped hands. chilblains. frost bites and
chronic sore eyes. 25cts per box. For
sale by Feldmeyer Bros, City Drug
Store,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-01

Dr.. Cady's Condition Ros0ae,y, are just
what horse needs when in bad condition
Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge.
They are not food but medicine and the
best in use to put horse in prime con-
dition. Price IS cts per package. For
sale by Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug
Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-01
RATES or ADvERrssTN0.

ssne .quare. six lines tint insertion 81 90:
subsequent insertions so Cents sps cial rates
made, with monthly, quarterly and yearly ad-
ycrtisers.
Local notices and political or personal
communications Is cents per line: subsequent
Insertions. 10 cents per line.
Ordinary marriage announcements, twenty
ave cents. Obituary notices will be charged
tor at one-hslf the usual rates Of advertising.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-02-07

L.
IN. a. tkras ur.s Id rt.h yfu.
.,es.ss,t 49,, ..s,a a. ttas iafv.
49,. a,sa.. !. ..t brs,ttrs an.
,,,,.tt 49,. ,......,,. an. $40, 20
...tl... -. 49,. ,.s,t.lt t...,b
a.. ID t.ssi ,.r ,,yre gaati.
.h,,it b. e,rsr,a In rrltle,..sF cha
muslr " ihe sd 80 wave ehd
no hoarse mnsic ~h'n th' Nsw-
loss ihe.r trmpsrs. and ~'nla ihf hnd
The following arr Two ~ the fers's
which are Respectfully sn'miii'd 70
the students ~ Oahu COLLEGE ana the
High school, ana 81 "ther fchDos %
which Pp"lfH "a als'nss"a
shgb.' a. seulpfured slab tbs surg.
Ing surf shoss shroudl..s grave.
slnq the ceasel.ss cherries chanting
a. for souls IA say.
saa, ssbismatic. saint scholastic. SOW.
.rign shah and slaye
sloeping meath IN. sad sad sea.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-02-07
TRUST A LOSER
Decision in a Case Arising
Under % Law.
Tune % the Make, Value ~ susar,
cs'so from s,srn-A T.s
Suit of Interest,

NEW HAVEN. Jan. %. -Acctdlng
to a decision recorded In the United
states Court to-day by Judge william
". Townsend the American sugar Re-
ining Company has lost It's two cases
against the Appraisers Of the port IL
New YorA The question at Issue IN
VOWED the point whether the valuation
OF imported sugar should be on the
basis Of It's market value at the port
of shipment or the port Of entry. While
| the act Of 1894 was In force the Amer
lean Sugar Refining Company made
several large shipments OF moist aud
green sugar from Brazil. The market
value OF this sugar when II left Brazil
was 6s I'd per hundredweight, but its
market value when II arrived az New
York had advanced to rs Sd per hun
dredweight. The Appraisers assessed
IL at 40 per cent. ad valorem accord
Ing to its valuation in the New York
market. and the American Sugar Re-
fining Company appealed from the de-
cisior The suit was test case. and
its decision by Judge Townsend against
the American Sugar Refining Company
disposes OF a point that has been in
dispute at American Custom Houses
for many years.
In his decision Judge Townsend
says:
owing to drainage, there are less
pounds of sugar on arrival here than
when the ship left Brazil, but the car
go Is actually worth as much as when
1t started. II appears, therefore, that
II the sugar has been kept for the
same length Of time in Brazil the same
loss in weight by drainage and in
crease in value per pound would have
taken place there and the value OF the
cargo as a whole would not have been
affected thereby. II this be so. | do
not think the importer should gain
by the decrease in weight coupled with
an increase in value per pound. Unless
therefore, the Appraisers have acted
In bad faith or have clearly committed
a substantial errcr by their mode OF
aseertaining the market value In Brazil
OF the sugar on its arrival here, their
decision should be affirmed. I am IN
able to find any such mistake or error"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-02-07

salsnafs sosia f,sh fsfsiesi 80
sff o. dos ia asshs ssian' 80 20
49, HUana lnseaa 81 fsNHs tasil
suaIs fa b. aIfldad tfa tssih ~
aHnt fhs state f.Hrhuiins
hrn before death
THsf, 30 no mufai sfn imrHI ~ ne
Amarrsn eammpnH.la in iayw n
BayIaf iatfr Inxauou sifh fepfsseh'
taiIoa BE- dsifins admitted by every
ono 90 uhs uafts ui puhIic moneys
be- ths Legislature. sna she pfaciical
ri. ~ the Boss,s gives every perrsn
Who wishcs 10 Do %. abundnni rsospns
~ beaunF the state out ~ BE- dpss.
Moreovsr. the condition b. such that
conhscatlon ~ income would follow,
4 ,he law was partially enforced. In
ne linton Trust Company ~ the diy
u New York. lies the sum % 81 coo 900
t.iOneing 20 an estate which A. In
yolysd ia litigation fOr ton years the
annual Interest allowed on that sum
By the Trust Company has been ga
per cent. while the taxes upon u have
been 2 pr cent, and In certain years
more than that rate. A the safest
rate Of Interest Is four per cent, Il Is
clear enough that the owner of a mil
lion o, dollars In safe securities will
only receive $4,000 annually from 81.
n he makes an honest return to the
State of his properly.
The inequalities and burdens Of tax
alton. in the most despotic States are
not more grievous than they are in
some democratic states.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-02-07
PROPERTY QUALIFICATIONS.
Some Argument Included in Re.
port Made to House.

The question OF property qualifi-
cation of any kind for a voter or mem
Der OF the Senate is an important one
say the majority report on the Ha-
waiian bill, "and calculated to excite
antagonism to the United States, but
such qualification has long prevailed
in Hawaii, and, as far as can be as
certained, meets the approval OF the
people. The requirement has gradually
grown less prohibitive, and that now
proposed is the most liberal, and the
commissioners, in their report, look
for its final extinction, but the present
time Is not favorable to the expert
ment. 1t insures, as far as possible,
conservative body In the legislative
body of Hawaii at an important period
Of its history. II permits a large num-
Der OF native Hawaiians to vote for
members OF the upper house, and the
objections to this provision are largely
met by the removal of all property
qualifications for membership OF the
lower house or for electors OF members
OF that body. Thus popular house is
created, all classes are represented,
and each house will be a check upon
the other"
The report also speaks OF the favor
able features Of abolishing race dis
tinction in juries and the extension
OF the English language in Hawaii.
As to the extension OF the custom
and revenue laws Of the United States
to Hawaii, the report says that spe.
cial bill, now pending, covers the
case, and II this is not passed. then the
general bill will be amended to cover
the case.