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bloating of stomach Gig. a., torpid liver
Gig. 81, nervousness, general weakness:
appetite and sleeplessness. These symp-
toms denote nerve weakness and call for
HUDYAN.
strengthens the nerves and nerve rcenters.
If you wish to feel active. energetic; II
you would have a good appetite and
sess health and strength, "take HUD-
YAM" HUDYAN is sure; it will cure.
HUDYAN is for sale by druggists-o0c
a package or six packages for 81. so.
II YOUR druggist does not keep HUD-i
YAM send direct to the HUDYAN REM.
EDY CO., corner Stockton, Ellis and
Market streets, San Francisco Cal.
CONSULT HUDYANE DOCTORS-FREE
OF CHARGE. CALL OR WRITE.
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
Strong Assertions as to just What
the Remedies VIII Do.

Munyon guarantees
that his Rheumatism
Cure will cure nearly
all cases Of rheuma-
tism in a few hours:
that his Dyspepsia Cure
will cure Indigestion and
all stomach troubles;
that his Kidney Cure
will cure 90 per cent.
of all cases Of kidney
trouble; that his Ca
tarrh Cure will cure
catarrh no matter how
long standing; that his
Headache Cure will cure
any kind OF headache In
a few minutes; that
his Cold Cure will
crr{olr1v hra~L 49, spw
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ORDINANCE NO. $50.

An Ordinance Regulating the Use of BIZ
cycles, Tricycles, Velocipedes, Auto
mobile Cars or Carriages, Within the
Limits of the City of Sacramento, and
Repeating Ordinance No. 1921. Passed
December Is, 1898.
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NOTICE.

The City Art Gallery Is open ia
visitors daily from 10 o'clock =
M. until o'clock p. m.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Please call for rebate ON city
personal property taxes at the City
Office, room a, Fourth
and j streets.
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form Of cold and 30 through the entire list OF
remedies. At all druggists. rs cents vial
If yol need medical advice write Prof. Munyon.
1905 Arch ST.. Phila II Is absolutely free,
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Weak
Nerves
ARE
Bad
Nerves
F o R THEY
bring on serious
consequences.
GET RELIEF
IN HUD-
YAM"

IN HUD-
YAM"
For H u D.
YAM strength
ems the nerves.
Nervous w o.
men, who suf-
fer from disor-
ders peculiar to
their sex, find
in HUDYAN
absolute COM
fort
Nervous men.
who cannot APP
ply themselves
to business ana
who are gener-
ally run down
in health. find
in HUDYAN
a positive cure.
HUDYAN is
Indicated II you
have headaches
Gig. u. a pale
or emaciated
face Gig. p.
palpitation OF
the heart Gig
81, impaired di-
&.A a n n
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THE MAsCoT's RETURN.

Your father has returned, my dears,''
Barked Mrs. Dog, delighted;
you know he went as mascot with
A regiment and lighted.
$50 put the kettle on the stove.
And heat the pork and beans;
Well welcome home the hero from
The far-off Philippines.'
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very best circumstances, the weight OF
the bare hull will approach 80 per cent.
of the entire displacement, which, as
you know, simply means the weight of
the completed ship with everything on
board, so that we have left only some
what more than half of the displace
ment for guns, armor, ammunition, ma
chinery, coal and stores The first
problem, then, is to construct a hull
which shall safely carry all the weights,
and do so with a minimum amount of
material This is a problem where the
skill and ingenuity of the static en-
gineer, for such the naval architect
really is, have great room for exercise,
and we see it carried out in the dis
position of material in shapes which
both theory and practice have shown
to give the greatest strength for the
least weight. We see it also in the
careful arrangement of frames, keel
sons longitudinal and transverse bulk
heads, plating and deck stringers, while
the protective deck (popularly supposed
to be only for keeping out projectiles)
also becomes in the hands of a skilled
designer an important element of
The ship must also be unsuitable, or
at least. as nearly so as possible. and
this has led to the subdivision into
watertight compartments, and great in
genuity has been displayed in devising
schemes for watertight doors, which
are absolutely necessary to give access
from one compartment to another, but
which, unless very carefully designed
and constructed may in time of need
be a source of danger instead of safety.
The latest developments in protection
against submersion have taken the form
of belt of cellulose, a material which
when perforated by shot and exposed
to water Immediately swells up and ex-
cludes further thrush.
Great skill and ingenuity must also
be displayed in the proper adjustment
of weights to secure correct trim. and
this, in connection with the form of the
ship, must be such as to give ample
stability, combined with steadiness OF
gun platform. This is an instance where
the modern war vessel is a vast inn
provement on vessels of years ago when
the question whether a ship would be
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-15

lEi 4lH t5si as > ff,s.f,I4E = 4aa4--.
seis bien ve.tida y en- un magniheo ca
rruaje. -.
Mas fuerte que sd vcl1htad, el asco,
asom6 los1abios de u jOven.
-lCabsllerol-dijo.
-Bien veo que sentis toio esto, :.
Osras, wees no hA6fiais consentido en-.
recibirme de este mCdo, & Solas. Lo
que prueba hiia mia. -.
81 costeclar. Sc atfevia q ilsmarla
hija mia.
-lOhI- exclam6 ipdignada.
Pero Costeclar estaba diciende. &.
-Pues .bien- eontinu6 no hablemos
mas de matsimonio; pero ffaneaments,
iquts o. cimpoytaria tener casa puesta,
earruajes, criados. caballssi.
Gilberta, que no habfa cpmpgendido
hasta entoncea, Sc levanf6 indienada.
-iSalidl-dijo.
Costeelar no parecia dispuestc 2ha-
essi0s ss "a rs 80 -
-lC C6mol- -decier- e1tnis en- u des-
gtaeia; venGo cfFseeFos mis- services y
msliccibi, 1sfl g Pero tendrt mi des.
quite. Va o. hablarfn de MI 4 fa-
tiea y "a mIseria. el frioy q hambre.
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lMisefablel-exclam6 Ia jeven-
lSalidl ,5
-Un momento dijo una voz robus-
q.
uCosteclar Sc volvi6. s.
Mario, Tregars estaba en- Ia spuerta.
-lMari6l l--murmur6 Gilberta, clava-
da en- % sitio por un gran estupor, me.
nos grande, sin embargo, que 50 algeria.
iFGunciendo Ia cejas pregunt6 Cos
teclar: a3s
10 Due dese6ls1
TSeears se adelsnt6 TEstaba algo
pAlido pcro tranquile.
lmclin6se ante GilheFta.
Isl me he permitido enisars de este
modo envuestia casa, seiiorita diio
dulcemente-es .porque al pasar pos
vuestratp tpuerta me ha pareeido recono-
Ger 81 carsuaic 6e este caballero. go. X
esto naturalmente, me ha extrsHado
despu6s de Ia absolute prohibici6p que
le tenia hecha de poner los pies ni ann
-cKo no O. ronosco- -insinu6 Ccste-
cinf. III
lEstiis ssguroi- preguns6 con la.
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= De venta"e On ~ baprenta del
Boletin Mercantil

Y De venta On ~ iJtprenta del
Boletin, Mercantil
/ Jurisprudencia pophlar por T
Lastres: "Ttutela y% Consejo Dc
familia", i" Ell testamtnto Y ID he
srsncia = ElSmatffmenio", +" Fl.
,liaci6n -Patriar Potestad. .-Alimen
tos y.
5Sn Compilasi6nsd delas dispasicio
nes, org6nicas, de, la Administers
,ci6n de Justicia en- Uitramar, por
I SSxnches Ocalia. yl 4
y, Reperterio ,de2 Jufisprudencia
On materia criminal tornado por
Puma junta de Ab6eados, bajo Ia
cdirecci6n de D. Vicente Romero
Gir6n; comprsnde desde el afic
1910 Z $780,
sLeycde Enjuiciarniento Civh,
por Manresa, 5 tomos.
C6digo Civil, pors Scavola, 10
stomos = 2 apendicess
"a Compilaci6n Legislative, por
Fernandez, 10 tomos.
eC6digo de Comercio, por Ro-
nero Gir6n, 1 tomos
C6digo de Justicia Militar.
IcYes (ivil0S de sEsDa1ia. Dol
Medina y Marathon, I tomo.
Codigo Civil, por G. de las Ca.
sas, l tomo.
Instrnmentos pdblicos, POI
Zarzoso, | tomo.
Ley de Enjuiciamiento Civil.
por ID Revista de los Tribunalcs.
l tomo
C6digo penal para Cuba y PIT
Rico, porid. i'd, 4 tono.
Ell Abogsdo. popular, por p
Huguet, l tomo.
slfC6digos antiques de Espafia
apor .Marcelino Martinez Alcub:..
liza, 2 tom0s.
Diccionario municipal, por Ga
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Diccionario de Administrator
por Alcubilla, 10 eomos.
Annarios del "a y IS, por id.
Derecho Administrative, pol
Abells, 3 tomos.
Dicciona.:v dc formular:os, po,
i'd.
Manual de Jezgados Mun;ci
pales Por i,.:, / tomo.
Manual del Secretario de A
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Manual de formular;os para
Juicios civiles, por id. ! tomo.
Manual de formularios para 10
criminal, por id, tomo.
Idem Dc testamentar.ss, poi id
/ tcmo.
Idem de quintas po- ID, 10
mo.
Idem Dc expfopiaci6n for.csa,
por id, 1 tomo.
Idsn Dc ms ntes, por Il, I ~
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Idsn del mAtrimonio, PsT n
/ t0mO.
LsGi1laci6n de minAS, Pse m
70 Molh, 1 tomo
Consejo do famiha% pr Arcs
! tono.
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0NMkO Z11eWos6.- - Plaza Alihn-
% x1.-Importsdorss Dc todS Glass d 8
iovaa de GRO ' plata CON brillantes pie
~ Sr.cioss. 81 Z i Rs,S;s. ~. a. crc ~
SikeI s soSro. IS Crsn6nstroa. Cron6eTn.
- I SsiicinnsS. TIpnn1 Pafant. -.
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[HoC r.S.nt;s.dos Asntros isIrs~sS
iSsrc1. = ] n VIVA Sr.,sS N - 's.c,;n..
~ G2asIple nlsteado. = Anarstos =
12SaaiI11l sSs,nsfer;~lS1' .nare ,SokoSv~As
G os~roner toda si..1 A. ,sIo;sc -.
--SriL IS1oSo. ~ m 60 c-p,sc;cy ~
eomn.t.rc;s
Res.1a~fx :, "a - Tatnsn! IT..
- ~ tsd.. ~
m. Su tienda nm Il Setail ~ ~
VIl1tnieo. ~ Htancisoa. ~
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: -. sSSSs+s 49, - - = c.ns.. 4. .~s..'T
mr. ~ SS1,ors1 : 6omn.Si.s 4. .s.,-c.
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an IN cisseEImnortacio5ss 4. ~. rrn
sedas c;.s .vart". :, , NJ w.sss ~
..n A'' :" r" "
Hobri,ans de ExOxi~rG.-
BanqusroS, oomisienistas, mpoaSaisuss
Y observation-disclosures do lss Emppp.
sas dc yaporco: Oompaffa Trasatlk ~.
a Espa6ela ,. " LarfinscS ' O.s. N0o.
m y, j" La FleCha" y" Nickles -
Arentes ade lae Conuaafa de- Seearoa
L. Rosal1 Dc Liverpool , d 1Tho
indemnify Mutual . de Loudres.
|yHpoF cC6ter6 !" VasSo para el service
de Ii ISla cor tres Saildas mel yuales por
eli Oeste hasta Arroyo = retCrno ~
|igualvjs.
NCS,.en ~ II. ESitlmaaaiR n e
---BAnqueros, eomisionibtas, imrcrtado-
rss. sxbortadores 'co,,sirus,arius IL in.
cues.
EfSrea d. .EOe< MEF,eRix -
CO.-Orus l.-lmportsd1fa d0 toda
dase de tejidos. .-TiendaS 4 detail: Oras
= San Franeisco. .g.y A
-OOtFtwOS sEe .afnf@O.-Crug Il
e-Importadorss e ferTeterfa , QuinoallA
Viaka5 y ~ mayor = q detail.
Scores de OI'cNstE0s y CS.-
Inportadores dc tsjidos dc todAs claaes ,
Ppoesdencias-Ventas Il POI mayor: Cscs
4 Al detalls Fortalezs 26 80. s
Scores Ae N,ela.y Re-ofhera.
San JustO a. Comisi,n.staa.-(ionS
tAnte surtido do maderas { aimAoenadas
hajo tecAO). Madsras para eonstracai6a
d cASaS. Etectos navales y AgficolGA,
aka. atn-
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pDED0R uhERClAEl IDGrRIAI
SAN JUAN. PUERTO RICO.

ear NAV p,iearn.n .nicn ' s
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1rA,..s. - - n. kf.,,e.k Nj
xs;t: Sc ! a SN Ns;c;: ~ : .sI'r:.SS - -.
nro1;.;cns. Mxro-t.io,e. "A 1ntos
80. ~ r.f,
@ss.s.S.1 G~,~c San Iuato "a.
ImSckn A eoIsadc a. koAfa clhl3e q 81
- mSa aita novedsd pera se6Orsa. oebs-
IleroS : ninoe. = @'Gl5 la
" 5E.o1S1se. q !, ,EN1Sns ID H<..ex
.NS1s,1a.Z- Fortalesa Hv 94-Prouie.
tarios a. este NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. editera de
obrae cientf6cas. Iiterariae ' p6ri6dicosl
Talleres Dc imprenta. litografa. encua-
derInOi6n. fotOtiuia = eatereotinias.-Fk-
hrio1 - aslloa a. ocnehouf :. .Hmhraa: a.
metal.-Almacenes de paDef = soSre1 az
todas clasee efectoe de cscfif6fj6. arti.'
culo1 do noycdad ! hntasfa. 3rriet etla.s ma.
morandums. 6rdenes de baile. tarietas
do boufizo. etc. etc,-Impreeos nara Ia
oRcinas ptblica1. CeutfOk az lens6dnnEA.
AyuntaiaionAoa. Jusesdos. eto. etc. ia.
ehos EN- { eleRancis, ' ' eamero incomDa-
rablee.A - Gfandeo existenciasi "a libroa
De todas cIaseo ' tama6oS nara a conner.
EabyeFfa uToliRiosa.-tibro1 da de.
rccho.-Ldbros para Ia instrucci6n On te
q onsefansa.-Msteriales para escue.
iaa etc. ete. LObraa itAfariaa AZ loaf auto.
re- M a1Amados.-fomiaioristaa.-.Im.
portadores ' exportsdores.- ReDrSsen.
tantes Dc varias fabricas Europeas ' Anne.
ricanas.-Precios sin competencia.
.alcMrex ~ CO.-Oruz 10. 5.-eIm-.
portsdores de tcda clsse de teiidoi x-cal-:
sado. Gran noyedad en- p3neros de- nun.
to.-Veptas al Dor mayor detail. 5
RMrcef6w ~ Gnl-Tetu6fl 19:--ImL
portadorea de- tdla .clase de uroyiaiOnea.
-Ventas al per mayor: @-1
Reaaif0 ZkvISfinh5axfO.--ItnDorta.
dor en- eran e5cals de fods clase de eteii-
dos. Gran suftiilotIe,, i,AFfhmarfa. so,n.
breros ' obietos do noyedad : kntesfa
napa oeSoras caballeroa Veataa q nor
mayor: San Just0z6.-Al-tIetall : San
Francisco 35. esauina & .Oruz.-Tipue
sdemks sucursal en- Arecibo. Guile de San
Felipe. 18.
BGIasqsiese y. Co.-san Justo
Ia y 11.-Comerciaiites impcrtadores v
sxportadores. Almacenistas de yfveres
de tcdas procedenciss.
ROxfUHr. .A,.s.a9xM ~ CO.-Te-.
tuan 21.-Tmportadores ' comisionist:s
de teda clase de proyisiones. ExpOrta-
dores de fratos efectos del usis. y Agen.
tea Renerales d., Ia FAD lrica de fGsforoa
marca Bol;vGv. establecidA On SantarcA
Cald0a + CO.lTanca, 1.-Co-
merciant4e i,uDvr ,;dores comisiouistas
On toda clase d. proyis:anes. Exporta-
dores de frutus ' efern,s 6el pais.
('wx,rttltsn l. a,chO1.-Tanca.
3.-Comercianrts inportado. en- de proyi.
stones de. tt.las eiases ' r-ocedencias.
CssetssTSs. s2Os ~ CO.-Fortale.
20, 5O.-Almsesnistas y .,oanisionistas DE-
tOda clase de- cslsado, eurnpeo america
no.-Grar surtido en- los ramos de pele-
terfa driles. Veuas al Dor mayor V al
detail. r~
CerecesO Her3,0MOs a. Co.
San FRANCISCO 48 ' 5l.-Hanoiieroe. CO
misionistas. importsdores ' expor.,dorev.
Almac6nl de vfverss, yiros Iicores. fru-
.aa, aceites,. vinayrea teGs clase de cor
seryas alinlenticiss. Ventas al nor ma
yor ' sl detall--Propietsrios de IL acre
ditads fxbrica de- cal ' IadrilIo denomins.
la Now Patriotic. situada en- PueblO.yiej,
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M AP AS

De Espaha, Europa, africa, Afne-
rica, Asia, Occeanfa, Mundi y Ffsieo.
Esferas de>25 centfmetros, con CIR.
eulos de metal, armilares. terrestres
celestesy de Copernico.
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RIG.PIEDRAs.

SOb9-dMOs SIet TTIlAa,stl h -
Rio Piedras.-Comsrc e1T vfxssc
res, mercancfss, tabaeo en- rang glAbe,
ado. conpra Y vsnts de gAnaaG VtadnA
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have come ashore in rats from the YES
sells, and the digging up Of the mains
may have been another cause
There have been some dead rats
found on King street at Chinese store
next to the Metropolitan Meat Market,
and one of the suspected deaths oc-
Cured in this store. It has been found
that rats have died under such circum-
stances and left places infected with
the disease, and it is possible the in
lection there may have been caused in
this way"
At this iuncture a telephone message
came to Mr. Cooper from Inspector La
Pierre, who was guarding the body OF
the suspected Chinese on Pauahi street,
stating that there was another suspl-
cious death on Nuuanu street just
above Pauahi. The Chinaman had died
the night before and had lived In
house not far distant from the house
he was then guarding.
1t was stated by President Cooper
that plans for crematory We're being
prepared hurriedly and it would be
erected as quickly as possible; While
the cases now already reported would
be disposed of by the Honolulu Iron
Works. I9Sn
Doctor Emerson: 81 move that the
President (Dole) be authorized to have
the appropriation for$ the crematory
made This motion carried without
reserve
When the physicians were called
upon to volunteer their services in as
sisting the Board of Health, some were
averse to doing so, stating they did not
believe so far that the situation was so
alarming as to call for extraordinary
precautions President Cooper, howev-
er, was urgent in his call for volunteer
medical aid and some of them offered
their services to such an extent as not
to interfere too much with their pri-
vate business.
President Cooper stated that he
would issue an urgent call for volun-
teers to make a house-to-house lnspec-
, ton and to assist the Board of Health,
physicians and patrols.
The Board of Health members init
mated that they would remain at the
Board rooms, which would be head
quarters during the presence OF the
plague, and electric lights were at once
ordered put in for night work.
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STATEMENT OF CASE.

President Dole stated that the meet
ing was called to consider the breaking
out of the bubOnic plague here yester-
day morning. The matter had been
carefully considered and it had been
decided that the exigencies of the oc-
casion demanded that the Council OF
State be asked for a fund ito be used in
fighting the disease. 1t had been de-
cidei that at least $4,000 would be
required to start with and he Thought
this amount would probably have to
be supplem ented. Attorney General
Cooper would place the matter before
the Council.
Attorney General Cooper, as Presi-
dent of the Board of Health. said the
first intfmation of the dread disease
was received yesterday morning when
DR.. Herbert was called to attend the
bookkeeper of Wing Wo Tai & Co. He
then made a brief statement of devel-
opments during the morning since the
first discovery of the disease and SAID
as here was no history of the cases
discovered thus far the disease could
not be traced. Yesterday afternoon
a house to house inspection was made
and there were now 12O men OF the
National Guard and employees OF the
Board of Health on duty Today work
would be begun on cleaning the city.
He suggested that $4,000 be appropri-
ated to begin the work and said that
the authorities would take very strin-
gent and severe measures Ito stamp out
the plague as soon as possible. There
were three more cases in the afternoon.
The Board of Health had already pro-
vided attending physicians and every
suspicious case would receive 1mmedl-
ate medical attention. The needs OF
the occasion would necessarily make
the expenses of fighting the disease
properly very large.
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BUB0NIC PLAGUE

Continued from Page -
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COUNCIL OF STATE.

Appropriation $4,000 to Fight the
Plague
The Council of State met at three
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the call
of the President. There were present,
President Dole, Ministers Alex. Young,
H. E. Cooper, T. F. Lansing and e. A.
Mott-Smith, Councilmen, John Ena, A.
V. Gear, A. G. NJ. Robertson, 2. {.
Jones, Mark Robinson, G. Bote, M. A.
Gonsalves, Paul Isenberg, J. A. Ken
nedy, John Mott, j. L. Kaulukou and
w G.. Achi.
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Continued on Page 50
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WORK ON CREMATORY.

Councillor P. G. Jones asked if there
was any evidence to sustain the rumor
that the three men from the steamer
Claudine had died of the plague.
Attorney General Cooper replied that
an autopsy had been held in the case
of the Claudine sailors and there was
no evidence that the men had died OF
plague. Continuing the Attorney Gen
eral said that he had early in the morn
ing called for plans for a crematory
and he wished to compliment the Min
lister Of the Interior VINO had furnish
ed them and begun work early in the
afternoon. The crematory would be
erected Within the space of two or
three days and would be at work at
once. The work would be carried out
on quarantine island and there the
cremation of bodies would be done.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-13
APPROPRIATION OF $4,000.

Councillor P. G. Jones said he thought
an appropriation of $4,000 would prove
too small for even a beginning; he
cited the case of expenses incurred
during the cholera epidemic and was
if the opinion that at least S25.000
should be appropriated to start with.
He, therefore, moved that $4,000 be
HEREBY appropriated and placed under
control of the Hawaiian Board OF
Health to meet the emergencies OF the
plague epidemic, or such portion there
of as should be necessary should tine
disease prove short lived.
Councillor James A. Kennedy SAID IN
considering the matter he thought
sufficient money should be furnished
so that the military could have extra
pay for the extra duty to be performed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-13

Cor as one of our department
heads put it, MEMS SMALL
NEEDS,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-17
ST. PAUL PRODUCE.

Butter, eggs and potatoes quoted
ach are lower. California naval oranges
are higher.
The following are the quotations cor
rected daily:
Apples-Per Bbl : Fancy. stock, S.. 5O@s;
No. l, s5@s55O
Asparagus-On e-third blu box, 75c.
Bananas = Large punches. 81. 1902. so;
small punches, S.75@2
Beans-Wax, bu box, 1925.
Beans-Per Bu-Fancy, 81. 3561 80; dirty
lots, 6o@65c; brown, fancy, S1.25; medi-
Beef = Country dressed, fancy 6%6c:
rough, 31ad5c.
Butter : Per LIB = Creameries, extras.
47c cr Is cries fiTsts 16e dairies ex
12@lSc; packing stock, s1kc. 49,
Cucumbers-75c per doz.
Cabbage-Home-s grown, 81 so per 100 lbs:
Cheese = Per LIB : Brick, No. l. 11@12c;
brick, No 2, 1OQ1O1ac; Limburger. S3
12c; twins. fancy. Minnesoya and wis
Americas, fancy, 12c; Swiss, OLD, 125@
q14c.
Cider-,swest, per Dbl, $5@5.5o; sweet. per
Cranberries-Bell and bugIe, S'5oas ner
Dbl; bell and and, cherry S26o@275 per bu.
Eggs-Fresh, subject to loss off, new.
INC; seconds, 10c.
Fig6-Cal1forn1a, uO-ID DoX, 81 40
&c; trout, lake, 712c; whttef1sh. SC; pike,
Honey LIB Sections Buckwheat. 5asc;
extracted, amber, 606hc: extracfed
white, lie; white, fancy, 13@14c. - w.
Lettuce-Per doz, 30@35c.
Lemons-California, 3Oos to s6Os, $500
Maple Sugar-Per Lb-Ohio in bricks
1Oc; vermont. in bricks, 10c; western rsA in
MuttonHPer Lb-Bucks, &c: copntrv-
dressed, 6@7c; milk lambs. pelts on, IL
Nuts|Almonds, new, small quantities 1s
@17c; almonds, Tarragonas, sacks. 100
lbs, Ice; Tarragonas, small quantities.
17c filberts, sacks, about 200 his on
91ac; fllberts, small quantities, 10c: hiclSe
DRY, per blu, $1.50; peants, per Id. KIN
&c: peanuts, roasted, 6@7c: walnllfS. SSS
&c.. walnuts,, small quantities, 9d1Oc j:
walnuts, California, soft shell, sacks 100
to 10 lbs, 915Q10c; walnuts, hard. less
quantities, 12c; black walnuts, per h,1
Oranges = Per Box : California. nave,
s425@4 50; see d lag, s2.5o@a; Mediterra,,
Potatoes-Early Ohios, 40c: early Rose
40c; Burbanks, 40c; Rural, 4Oc: Peerless
4Oc; common and mixed, 3O035c; Jer,,
Poultry : Live mixed turkeys. s1h0ao .
mixed ,S chickens. s14q1oc; old cocks, &c;
hens 1IQFls; Suck sS se geese Sc
Rhubarb-50-lb box, TIC.
Observation-Disclosures quart case.
$2@2.25.
Spinach-Per blu, 75c.
Tomatoes-Baskets, 5 lbs, $125
Veal-Per I4b-Coarse and thin, &c; extra
fancy. country-dressed, S@9c