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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-13

WEST MORNING GLORY MINING cont
puny. Office aud principal place u business,
SIT Lake city. Utah. Nutltv II hvruhy given
that az meeting ~ the directors, held on
tho 2atn day NJ MAY, $500 uu assessment ~ Z
OF I cent per share was levied on an the
shares ~ tho capital stock " tho corpora
ton, payable on or before the 9Th day OF
~ Mccormick block, salt Lake city. Utah.
Any stock upou which tho assessment may
rginalu unpaid on tho 9Th day u June, ispa,
will ho delinquent and advertised Tor sale AZ
public auction, aud unless payment Il made
hvfurc, 50 many u the shnf,- represented by
each certificate NJ tie stn'k 80 delinquent As
~ July, $50, at ~ o'clock unnn, to pay the
delinquent assussmunL together with tho cost
" advertising and expense " sale.
THOMAS g. TAYLOR Sccy
ily order of tho Hoard ~ Directors
SAT- Lake city, Utah, May e5th, is9g
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a. MONEY! tS1h- SisoflsI

turcd bandits which fcIl 60 his share.
together with the aid given hy The
Spr.ugyillo bank helps the matter
hul tur compensation Cor "a good SOUND
healthy leg lH hard 10 npprnlHu.
AZ your rUrfoHp undrnt rgpnsHei tho
blacksmith house, pr,lgutuilNc W..
N. i0yIuucD was handing Joseph w.
Allen $1,000 check tho rift uf the
people uf thu state through thoIr LHElF-
uuurr. Goo Brother NllUn IN recognition
of hls sUryleHH but the loF ia uut Zoo Tho
cemetery set Mr. Allen bot IHi quito
overcome ut the llheHlity OF Iho LHria-
lutmo and was trying hIH best tl exc
press hlH thanks tI RepfoHeutuuvD Roy
lance Tor hiH share in the transaction.
Tho Second ward meeting house Or
underway Fridays Of each wUHk are
work days thereon, and the people NJ
tho ward responded ln "a rntlafuctory
manner.
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CEDAR CITY.
wedding ot aIlss Nolile IIouchcn Delicate
Surgical Operation,

"AAAN"A 'ff'"'A"hf
Special Correspondence.
Cedar city, Iron Co., June i2,-The
Iron county board Of equalization mot
in parowln June 9Th. continuing In
session three days. quito number II
changes were made IN the ownership
of real estate In the northern part OF
the county.
WEDDING OF MISS HoUCHEN.
Lorenzo Adams and Miss Nellie
inuchen of this place We're in par1wun
last wednesday morning, ANA after pro-
curing some legal papers from the
county clerk, We're married. by County
Attorney Jos II. MeGrclfor The bride
has been one OF the teachers IN the dis
triot school here FOR the past ave
years.
DELICATE SURGICAL OPERATION.
Dr. George W. Middleton performed a
very successful operation upon William
priuco OF pnuRultuh last Thursday It
was thought Mr. Prince was afflicted
with cancer of the stomach. but on oN-
animation d was found tho trouble was
cuuH1d hy the "cmontufm" udhcring TO
the walls of the stomach. the band was
severed ana the wound aowed up. and
tho patient 10 now In q very promising
way Tor complete recovery.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES,
Summer school IA being held ut tho
normal school building whore there arc
about forty pupils In attendance.
A farewell party was given la tho
ward hall ON Friday evening In honor
of Elder Lamont Jones' who lrtt on
Saturday 20 perform a mission IN the
Southern States.
The case 81 \. j. Mentally. charged
with selling llquor without "a license,
was disposed OF In the Justices court
yesterday; the witness for the pr1aeCu-
ton declaring he had purchased no H.
quOr from the defendant on that day.
Attorney w. +, Knox Of Boaver was
IN town as counsel FOR the defendant
The weather for the past few days
has been very warm, with no indica-
tons Of storm.
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NOTICE ~ hereby given that az o meeting
NJ tho Hoard 81 Directors u the Highland
copper Mining Company, held " salt Lake
CIV. tab. on the ENth day ~ May, tslN. an
assessment ~ unc-hnN cent per share was
levied upon all the outstanding certificates ~
capital stuck 81 the corporation. payable I'M
mtdiAtply tu the Secretary Of the company
De his ohce, Rooms al5 aud 80 Mccormick
Biloxi. salt Lake city, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the ~ day u July, tsQo.
will be- Delinquent aud advertised for sale az
public auction, and unless payment \ made
before, will be- Hnld NJ tho o1lce ~ the cnin-
pnny, on tho 18Th day NJ July, islp NJ o'clock
n u 90 pay tho Delinquent assessment ~
pynsc Of sale. .....
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FILLrIORE.
County Court wedding Of Harvey King
aud Mr. katio Mcbride.

Special Correspondence.
Fillmore. Willard Co., June 1.-THE
county court lH stIll in session and
tauaucuuE some business lu relation
Co the taxes.
The contract Tor bullllng tAo county
vault was awarded to Hanson and
buHmurEru Uf Fillmore.
The county clUrN IHuUl u marriage
license last week tU Harvey King and
Katie MgUTdu. both OF Fillmore; the
wedding win take plucs tomorrow
evening 40 thy residence of Mt and
Mrs Dan Melville.
Dr. George o. Robson of Provo spent
o. fcw days th8 Woek with his rvln-
lives hprD.
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ST. GEORGE.

NnrTlag0 ~ ]. ", snrll aud Mis- Illfn7
beth u, iund,
Special Corrcsp0uloncc'
st. George. June i0.-Mr. j. W. Smell
Jr and Miss Elizabeth II, Lund. dnugh-
tor NJ Hon. n. G., Lund. were married at
st. George tho homo OF the brides
parents. ON tho Sth inst Immediately
nftcr the wedding. the happy couple lrft
Tor salt Lake CITY which o. 90 hc their
future home. Their city address Will
be- No. 900 Fifth East street where they
will be- pleased 90 receive tho calls and
communications ~ their many friends
whenever they desire 90 calf
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MENDON.
A Thriving city, Surrounded by Extensive
Farms frost Damage.

Special Norfohpondences
Mondon. Cache Co., juno 1.-THE
town Ut Mondon Is beautifully situated,
nesting under the west mountains and
h tho nrlt settlement reached by rail-
road No me beautiful valley of Cache,
II was nrst settled IN the spring of
1859. Roger Luckhnm. Robert Sweeten,
James a.. willie, Charles and Andrew
shumwuy, Alfred Gardiner, the Slren-
sens family, Charles ana Alfred At
klna and Peter Larson. Jasper Lemon
ana others came ln the fan of that
year. The FIRST season they lived In
Wcllsvino. ak miles south. on account
Of the hostility of the Indians, 4 fort
was then built hare which has since
grown into q thriving city The rich
bottom lands were FIRST cultivated. and
until late years was tho only part un-
dor Improvement being the only land
that could be waterod. In later years
the thousands OF acres OF dry farms be-
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NorIcn or AssrssMrNr.
Washington Rock Company. salt Lake City
Titan.

Utah.
NOTICE Il hereby given that az "A meeting
Of tho Directors ~ the above named cnrp0r-
alton hold ON the 9TH day Of Juno, lspl, an
usstssmtnt ~ Coz per share was lowed on tho
capital stock ~ thu corporation, payable 10
Henry o. MrEWun, Treasurer at the State
Hank % Utah Nos 1. o aud Main street, salt
Lake CITY. ttuh. on or before Monday, tho
10th day N July. t-V Any stock upon which
This assessment may remain unpaid on tho
10th day ~ July will be- delinquent and nd
Nrrtls,d Tor sale ne public auction and unless
payment IL made before viii ho sold on We'd
n,.siay. the gtth day Of July, isl9, ut .. m.
tl nay the delinquent assessment together
With tho cn,t NJ hdVUrtising aud expense Of
sale HENRY a. MCEWAN, Sccy,
state Hank NJ Utah, 4, aud Main
street. salt Lake City, Utah.
First publication Juno q. ispl,
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NOTICE

meeting NJ tho stockholders " the nos
cryt telegraph company will b. held NJ 40.
Utah un saturday. Juno ~ i-1l az 10 n. fn.,
fur the PURPOSE N vlrctlng h President View
President. secretary TfcAsurur uad nlnu ~
Directors 90 serve during the ensuing two ~
years. ". ~ not UAii4 Secretary,
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Health is Wealth


Or. Z 2 Woata Nnrve
and Brain Treatmont.
The original, all others limitations, 10 sold
under positive WrlttUn guarantee, by au-
thorizod agents only, 10 cure weak mem
ory dizziness, wakufulnesH, tlta hyuturla,
nervousness, lunaltudc, excessive use OF
misery, consumption. insanity and death
~ store or by mail, 81 box. six for s.;
with written guarantee TO cure or refund
money. sample package. containing uys
days treatment, with full Instructions, -
cents. one sample only sold to each per-
son A. store or by mall
Red Label Special Extra Strength, for
Toss Of Power, 81 box: six Tor IS, with
written guarantee 10 cure In % days. A.
store nv nv mail
=, c. SCHRhMM.
Prescription Druggist
Mccormick building. corner Main and First
South street. salt Lake city. Utah.
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nrlINouENr AssrssNrNr NorIon

Aurora Mining and Milling Company, sccrs-
tnry y unicc, salt Lake city, June 3th. ispl.
NOTICE There aru delinquent on tho fol-
lowing described stock on account " nssoss-
uout No n levied ON the 9Th day OF April.
isyp. tho several amounts set opposite tho
Nantes Of tho respective shareholder, as fol-
luma
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SPRINdVILLE.
Excellent Beet crop rrospect--A Hero
Rewarded

Special Correspondence.
sprlnrvllc. Juno i2.-AlcN Robertson,
ESQ. the I.ohi Sugar Uompany'H
agent here, reports the 40 acres Of
spruryillo beyta, and the $50 Of Maple
ton. well cultivated and in une ron-
dltlon, and should the season continue
favorable for beet growing the produr-
ton this year will equal the crop uf
any previous year,
The innsona start on the foundation
Of the main sugar factory building toe
morrow and tho. carpenters ON the
sheds The trench for the pipe line VIII
not be dug until tho arrival Of tho pipe,
ON account NJ the Injury that might en-
sue from the cattle trcspaaslng.
A HERO REWARDED.
Joseph W. Alien the blacksmith and
hero of the springyIllc bank robbery
n breaking In % new artificial leg, he
has had II IN training Tor two months
past. the FIRST weeks attempt was quite
u trial tn his nerves, hut II o. pretty
we'll broke IN now. While sitting IN "a
chair with the knee bent the artificial
ono appears 10 pH good advantage nH
tho other. but the one lying up In the
Evergreen cemetery was good enough
for him" prior 10 the morning OF The
g,th May. 1895, the timc he entered
the bush In pursuit of tho robbers.
The $500 " the reward for the cap
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-13
ELGlllI SMlll[ Turkish Both

And Treatment Rooms In charge OF q
Competent Physician. who will diagnose
and prescribe Tor patients needing med.
zeal aid. n you have CatarTh. byAprp.
Eia. Rheumatism, Nervous Troubles Or
Kidney Disease. come and be cured
Any Kind OF "a bath YOU want Massage
for both sexes. swimming lessons Tor
ladies ~ the mattoE.
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/ attended sunday school aud church
yesterday. 200 children are enrolled
and tnUty was 20 good attendance NJ
healthy i.ul wen dressed children, also
q me body of young men and mhldenB
in The theological class.
Since the dry farms have been opened
up Muudun has forged 60 the 'front.'
homes and nro well tl DO. with low
persons that draw support from tho
church or county An calls Cor public
donation huv, been promptly mot and
uH "a waiH they owe uD man ur church
organization anything
The church Is rock structure neat
aud well furnished. Aial double rulmgl
District school house. a neat little brick
building stands upon Che public
ErUunds. and us 10 appeared t1 have 300
tenant. I Inquired who OWNED No.. uul
was informed DO was the city prison. 1
understand that although ID hH8 been
built several years ltH only occupant
hUt been % Tour iubouilu who had boon
knpt To-. f1foty until Dc could be- re
moved Co. PROVO.
The trustees nro building 5000 nd
dluDu o. tan district school building
also oyvrt' new homes ore in course
Df t,uuu.
Mr Jasper Lennon came from Sheep
Greek, Idaho uud uuHaod through
aulad una Iouatollo NullleH and found
that thu frost ~ Monday night juno
9th. had dsttrnycd nearly ali the
spring b hrul The land appeared as
though % Dire has passed over No. Many
hundred aCi,a viii have tD BE- ploWCd
up. Cross ana fall wheat were doing
Well.
The parlens and potatoes ln th,
ncIir ore badly Iniured not only iu
MruuUu nUf throughout Cache Valley
10 some places The fruit lT also badly
damaged There are many instances NJ
Jack FruHtH fr1ucklnr. Ws3 leaving
some gardens badly damaged while the
next Dot barely had r. plant frozen.
Many people ar. hunting tomato plants.
ana 20 wlH funny next day t1 hear
several persons say. thank goodness I
only put half OF my plants out and
whom ih'v started 90 rTriant thum they
found they had lDft tho box containing
tho balance outside. too. and thus nll
were como.
In mary places the fruit and shade
trees looked Hlgkly on the following
day und the ground was frozen. The
I0. will amount 90 many thousands of
dollars
The Fruln on old land that has boon
UynrwurkUt looks poor bat the wheat
un now broke lind. especially old iu-
corn H1I 10 looking splendid
MrudDn raised lart ycnr about eighty
i've 90 one hundred thousand bushels
NJ uH I'm" wheat 1H was ever put ON
uprhoi and hundreds M tons VI hay.
1h' lnalth NJ The people o. good. a
lnrro number v tho mon folk are no in
lurltsill Nl'lst nwlsothrr places hunt
IUH moro land. thus UNnmulIfylug tho
Oh dnro. "Nuch always did and all
ways win want more"
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A Big Attraction


We have es pairs Of those 500 Foster
nicycic Boots left from the SNAP Davis
picked up IN Chicago. They go nc N-.a'
"a pair Stock 80. as Fosters regu-
air 500 boot tan Wei KID o. buckles 10
inch. Scotch top az ta9i. Stock No. by,
same boot, In black 90 fl.oa. si9cke
$50. 14t Foster 4. buckle tan Wei Hl
no. inch Scotch top. regular $3.50 boot
1905.
Como and see. Cost nothing Co look.
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Riverside Canal Company,
Secretary onlcc salt Lake City.
Notice. -lhurv arc delinquent upon tho fol-
lowing described stock on account OF assoss-
mput levied ON the eith day ~ April lsal tho
several amounts sct opposite tho uatnps u
Ono ruann-LLNu .MlrnhnIMnr.. rs inIlnMal
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In The District Court Probate Division, In
and fur salt Lake County, state Of Utah.
IN tho matter of tho Estate aud Guardians
ship ~ Alvin H., sophia and George
Taylor minors.
Tho petition " John Taylor. tho Guardian
NJ tIr uyrauus and tho estates ~ tho above
llmsd minors, Tor confirmation ~ sale uf tho
following described real estate tn-wit,
M undivided thtcc-twcntlotho u the follow
lus described rial estate tu-wit3 OommUnc.
lus 1875 rIds west 81 Che northeast corner ~
lut t block -. plat an" Salt Lake city sur
Wy. and running thence west ila rods south
DO rl.i east IN rul.i south 40 rods % begin
Ming FOR tho sum ~ tsaOo. aud upon tho inl-
bowling terms. tuWitt cash, a. appears from
tho rturu ~ sale llod In this Court has been
sHt for hearing uu Wednesday. tho 2ist day ~
june, 4. u. islll Ht 300 O'Clock d. M. ut tho
County Court House iu tho court Room 81
said Court, ia salt Lake city, Salt Lake
County Utah
Witness tho Clofk ~ said Court.
with tho seal thurUof affixed,
farAtl this tnth dag ufIuuu. A. ~. tsla.
DAVID q. DUNBAR Clurk.
Hy o.. a. NLEUA.ta DEPUTY CLERK.
JAMES ~. MONLE, Atty.
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tween here and Cache Junction. about
t'rht miles, also thousands Of acres be-
tween here and WcilHyillc. six miles In
length and clear NJ Into the hills, are
now am almost unhrokon cultivated
field dotted with homes. that bospcak
comfort and plenty.
MpnJou with part OF poteuhoro has
% population Of 90 families NJ 40 souls,
and has city government The 0rHt
bishop was Andrew y Shumway. In
the year 1866 Henry Hughes was ape
poiF,d bishop. and now pt0Hllpa here.
ito is man Of means having o. nne
farm Of go acres under the highest
state ~ cultivation. large bins NJ
wheat from former years crop, and n
comfortable tank accounts ana ut Tho
a miles post NJ iifo. shows Wen pre-
Huvcd man. To- g. Htrnur believer in
tho puv nu yul ru nlln Hul encourages
hiH people Co follow hiu example. a
m1n OF literal views upright md
strictly honest with nll who labor f1f
hlm. asking nn honest days work flr
which p. Ia willing tn pay believing lu
fH. "'fHrrnu" motto; "i.iyc and help
uthpFH 90 itsp"
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The Emery county summer school
under the direction of County Super
intcndcnt d. r. Luke. began nc 10
o'clock today at Huntington. and Will
continue iu session from Juno i-th TO
June 2ard The work will Include loo
lures. discussions and practical illus
trutlvc work on the subjects taught In
the public schools, Professor William
a.. B0ylunce of the State University
viii conduct the work On psychology
and pedagogy and Mrs, LILLIAN ~ can
non NJ brigham Young academy. that
Of teaching the methods of drawing.
Public evening lectures win be- given In
castle Dale, Tuesday evening, june 49,
Cleveland Wednesday evening, juno
10, Orangoville. Thursday eyyning,June
lli FeiTon. Friday evening, June Nc.
Joe Nongieur II down from his herds
which are ranging in the hills Co the
West and north OF Price and reports
the losses Of lambs heavy from coyotes
and wolves witch In one night rrcent-
~ got away with some twenty lambA
In his dock alone Other owners re-
port like losses.
Miss Mary Wrde Of Provo. was here
yesterday. the guest OF friends Tor tho
day, returning home from Minnie
Maud, where she has Just closed a sue
Cossful term Of school,
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NOTICE

In the District Court Probate Division, in
and flr salt Lake County, state Of Utah.
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Nine Trains
Leave Chicago

FOR the East between $50 a. m, and
1880 "a, m. II you tg!.o the Burllng-
toms Ncstlbulcd Flyer which leaves
Denver at $3.50 p. M. you reach Chicago
In plenty OF time 10 connect with any
N these trains, II arrives az Chicago
at 7.ii a. m.
Another good train for Omaha and
Chicago In tho Chicago spcoial-leaycs
Denver i'io p. M. Arrives Omaha $50
next morning Chicago $40 p. m, same
day.
Ticket ONCE, 2ii $. W. Temple 81.
!. 4. BENTON. Ticket Agent. r. @. W.
Ry. Do0ly Block.
r, y. NEsLEN, Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent
W. II. M'MILLAN, Cen. Agt.
2li 8, w. Temple ST., salt Lake city.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-28
LOUISIANA AND HAWAII.
RATES OF WAGES IN BOTH SUGAR
ESTATES COMPARED.
DR.. MaXwel's Concise Statement Of
Labor Conditions on Hawaii, Viewed
by Employer and Employe.

Professor Maxwell in his report to
Secretary Wilson, speaks of the labor
question as follows
The burden of agricultural labor is
borne by the Asiatics. One third of the
Chinese and one half of the Japanese
populations are engaged in plantation
labor. The large remainder of the Chi
nese is privately occupied in rice, or
fruit and vegetable culture, or i'm do
nestle service.
Concerning the conditions of the Asia
tic laborers, it may be said, in general,
that the presence of these peoples here
demonstrates that the wages and per-
sonal comforts are greater in their
present situation than they were in
their native countries. This is further
accentuated, in the case of the Japan
csc especially, by their disposition to
settle permanently on the Islands.
General statements, however, upon
this and all similar subjects are not of
much value, so that a summary is here
given of the labor roll for the month of
December, 1898, for the largest sugar
making estate on these Islands, the
Eva Plantation Company. All skilled
labor, composed of Americans, British,
Germans and Norwegians, is excluded,
only Portuguese and Asatics being
included:
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ONE THING AND ANOTHER.

Cumso-"The theory that diet moulds
the character is completely upset by
statistics from Paris" Cawker-"What
statistics are you thinking about?'
Cumso-"Parisians eat one hundred
thousand pounds of snails daily, and
yet the people of Paris are considered
fast"
The Sterling bicycles are equipped
with $40 Palmer ties, the fastest road
tires manufactured.
Why, when ] was your age
1 didn't have as much money in a
month as you spend in a day" Son
well, papa, don't scold me about it.
Why don't you go for grandfather"
You spend less money for repairs on
the Sterling wheel than any other bicy-
Gle in the market.
Mrs. Newlywed-"So baby cried while
1 was out and you didn't know what he
wanted?" Uncle Bourbon (of Ken
| tucy)-"Exactly, niece; and l don't be-
lieve he knows himself. 1 tried him on
ten-year-old whiskey, three star
brandy, and some applejack, that put
up myself; but I'm darned If he seemed
to know just what he DID want
Did you know that the Pacific Cycle
& Manufacturing Company on Fort
street would make your old wheel look
| like new for Sc.
General of Commissary Ceiling shark
story-"After a terrific struggle we
drew the shark aboard, and cut him
open, and found in his stomach nothing
but a can of army beef" Listener--"A
can of army beef And are you quite
sure the shark wasn't dead when you
! found him. general?'
The P. C. & NJ. Company just reveiv-
ed a shipment of Y. NJ. G. A. gymna-
stun trousers and sleeveless shirts.
They cost you no more than they would
in the States. See their lawn tennis
and pVrOna sillr1 shoes
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-28

A detailed comparison, lncludlnB the
extra money earned by overtime, would
make the wages paid in the two locali-
ties almost, If not exactly, equal.
So far the case has been stated for
the laborer, showing the value of his
labor to him. The cost of labor to the
employer in Hawaii may now be shown.
In addition to the GO cents per day
paid in money, the employer furnishes
fuel, which is very dear Goal, $40 per
ton: wood relatively dear), and free
doctor in addition to what is allowed
i'm Louisiana. These extras raise the
cost to &c cents per day per man, but
these extras are trifiing in comparison
with the extra cost per laborer per day
that arises from the difference in the
ability of the several natiOnalities to
work. In the example given, the Por-
tugueSe receive, on an average, $27 55
per month, and the Asiatics SIS SO per
month, which indicates that the latter
posses a power to work, and conse-
quently are paid 43 per cent less than
the Portuguese. Mr. Dymond states
that where men in Louisiana are on
pieceWork the variation In their earn
ings is 37R per cent. These examples
are very pronounced, and probably eX-
IRENE. 1t appears quite safe, however,
to put the labor power of the Asiatic at
Is per cent less than that of the mixed
labor of Louisiana, which is equivalent
to saying that four Louisiana laborers
are equal to five Asiatics. The differ
ence is greater rather than less than Is
stated. Then, in view of these special
considerations, at least Is per cent has
to be added to the 66 cents per day that
the Hawaiian employer has to pay for
his laborers, and this raises the cost of
labor per day to 81 cents, which is 6
cents per day more than the average
rate of wages in Louisiana, as stated
by Mr.. Dymond.