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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-01-06
ONE MORE BOOK
This Time a Volume of
Island Sketches
Literary Venture OF Goo. Il. de la
vergne-Tsies and Sonnets
Diamond Head.

Wal Nichols Co. are the selling
agents for Hawaiian Sketches by Geo.
n. de Ia Nergne," price seyenty-five
cents There are cloth covers and los
pages on a heavy. finished paper. This
u the table Of contents:
Our nip to the volcano. Mauna Kea
poem. The Ghost of the Heiau. Ha.
leakala isOnDetD. The legend of Hale
dkala. Ghe Southern Cross tSonneD
A Sauntcr Through Honolulu. Leah
Diane nd Head (sOnnet). The Trad,
and the South Wind. Sun Shee. Man.
uel Souza. The Royal Palm and the
Alien Palm.
The publication is modestly dedi.
Gated with the date, Oakland, Calf.
November, 1898. II is published by tn,
n. :. Crocker Company, OF San Fran
cisco. Mr.. de la Vergne has long beei
| knowl as a writer OF promise and thi
work will add to his reputation. ii
some OF the poetry there Is the ring o
! literature and the stories are cleve
compositions. Here Is the sonnet Ol
Leah. which Is one of the best thing
/ In the book:
| As lies the Sphinx upon old Egypt
sand
In silence deep while slow the year
unfold;
Zen SO thou watchest where the water
hold
Their sway-the waves slow marchin
on the land
TIL lines of foam are stretched alon
the strand.
Thou seest with a glance assured an
bold.
The secret sea beneath thy feet IN
unrolled;
While spirits Of the deep thou dos
command,
Or croucheth like the lion OF the sea
Though years have changed thy fer
! heart TO stone.
Below the plain is filled with tropi
trees,
While from the towering shrubs an
! plants Is blown
A heavy fragrance on the langui
| breeze:
Yet mid the beauty, thou art steri
i alone.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-01-06
MILES OF plPE.
There viii he 10000 Feet Of
City Main.

The lead 20 be used In laying the
new water mains for various districts
OF Honolulu. has arrived from the
Mainland by the bark r. =. Rithet.
The firm that secured the contract 10
supply pipe has written that first ship
ments may be expected early next
month. Mr. Brown, Superintendent Of
Water Works, said yesterday that he
did not anticipate any delay in having
the material. Mr.. Brown added that
dirt would fly" with vengeance when
the pipe was once on hand.
The plans at present are to give TO
the town before the center OF the year
Is reached, 10000 feet OF new main
This will be half eight-inch and hall
twelve-inch. Nearly all Of 1t will be
to replace small and inadequate main
now in use. A large quantity OF the
old main will be used in extending the
water system into various suburbs
notably the Kaplolani park neighbor
hood and Kalihi. Kalihi is also Il
have a new pumping station modelled
after the station at the corner OF Ala
pal and Beretania streets.
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Anticipation.

Roosevelt is all right. He'll make
good governor" Il think so. look
for charges Of lngratitude in January"
Harper Weekly.
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Strength OF Swipes.

In the last arrest made by the city
police in 1898, there was a showing OF
the heavy effect OF swipes, the horrible
drink that natives and others brew SO
easily. The prisoner was soldier. II
was necessary TO carry him to the sta
ton. He was limp and entirely help
less. The man was unable to move q
muscle and seemed simply paralyzed
He was quite weak the next morning
There was no prosecution in the case
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IT Goes TO OAHU
Veteran Calele 70 Have Barli.
Quake OBSERVATORY
peSI:OtS BullOlMc AND SITE
Arranged ~ Profs. Alexander and
Ho.msr-Pian TO Record Aries.
Ian Mossment

Prof ". a. Alexander and Prot, y.
A. fiosmer, the latter Of Pnnahou, OF
oahu college had a conference yester-
day on the proposal 20 have here a
station for the recording Of earthquake
observations. The Advertiser had Il
yesterday morning that the necessary
instruments were to be provided gratis
from a friend IN England Prof. Hoe.
mer made tender for the station o.
an annex of his college. and Prof
Alexander agrees 10 this. There Is az
the college a building that can be used
and this structure will be moved to q
site some distance from the road, Here
will be set up both the seismometer
and the seismograph- responding
and recording instruments. Prof Hos
mer and faculty az Punahou are pleas
ed 10 thus extend the work OF the in
stiiutIon Punahou Is now In touch
with great educational establishments
abroad and this new station will make
another bond on foreign interest In the
pioneer college OF the Islands.
A former tenant Of Punahou lands
moved away few months ago aud
somehow left an artesian well. As the
water IL not needed by the college or
required by any one in the neighbor-
hood, the well will not be used. This
condition OF affairs developed still an
other institution benefit idea with
Profs. Hosmer and ingalls,. The rise
and fall (ebb and how?) Of the well
will be noted and carefully recorded
with minute attention. 4 suitable In
strument, guaged To a fine delicacy has
been procured and will he placed al
once. II has often been stated here
that the artesian supply had a marked
variation and that II was materall,
influenced by the rains or absence o
lack OF moisture fall. Whatever Is Il
be learned in this channel will now b,
sscertained by competent men and tn
knowledge will he placed at the dis
posal Of all. Prof Ingalls, has con
scented TO act as observer. II can read
lily he seen that some valuable dat
will be secured.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-01-06

Il take pleasure In recommending
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy 70 all who suffer from
pains In the stomach" says Mr.. Milt
Mckinley, editor of the Rawson (Ohio)
Herald. Until ! used this remedy II
was, at times, impossible for me 70
be In my Office, owing to attacks last
ing from one TO two days. BY taking
II as soon as the first symptoms OF the
attack are felt, no longer suffer this
unpleasant sickness" For sale by all
druggists and dealers. Benson, Smith
& Co, Ltd, agents for II. !.
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TIMELY TOPICS
January and, 1899.

The rush and turmoil at
tendant upon the approach
OF and during the holidays
being over and peaceful
quiet having once more set
tied, now is the time to con-
slider the necessities OF home.
In making out your list Of
goods to replenish the house,
hold stock. do not forget
your wife when driving likes
to feel perfectly safe as well
as comfortable and up-to-
date.
Nothing so detractS from
the appearance Of a horse as
a shabby harness and equip
ment.
Nothing so attracts and
adds to the appearance of
horse as a fine harness and
equipment such as we are
displaying.
We have received by the
late steamer a full line of up
to-date Single and Double
Harness. Buggy and Carriage
Harness. Carriage Whips,
Laprobes and Whips, Ex-
press Harness, Mule Team
Harness, Dump Cart and
Sherwood Steel Harness.
We pride ourselves on
having a thorough complete
stock of reliable and attract
tive carriage and heavy
equipments.
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Itl nIiss ffom iionauia ms sfos-
80 progressive eommuhlif ~ sons
pFalsuoh ana Ne rsn'sf u ,hs
HHaf Industry W
u.tUnu % November 90 isss
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n the bond IL satisfactory the job
sill go to Erricson. Minister Cooper
Is rushing matters with school con
tracts. II is his announced purpose 10
put up az many buildings as he possibly
can before the beginning Of the new
fiscal period
The border vidette., 1899-12-16
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that at a special meeting of the Cobre Grande Copper company held in Bish-', terri tory of Arlzonp, September 3, 1899, J. H. Costello was removed as general manager of the company and that George. Mitchell was elected in his stead; and that J. Henry WooA vas remoI ed as secretary and Scott White was elected in his stead; and that said Costello and Wood are in no way connected with the Cobre Grande Cop per Company and the company will not be responsible for any debts con tracted by them after September 2,'rd 1899.
 Signed W. C. GREEN,
 President Cobre Grande Copper Co. First date of publication Sept. 30, 1899.
 FOR SALE.-House and lot on West Street. House forty feet square containing eight large rooms. En- quire at THE V1DKTTE office. 1t
The border vidette., 1899-12-16

Pullman Palace sleeping cars are run betw en Bsnson and Guaymas, affording av'lers arrlv- ing at Benson eth from the East or th+ West chanc to take their berth at Benson ahu sleep as long ;.s they wish.
 Close connection at B nson with trains run ming East and West on the Southern Pacific.
 J. A. NAUGLE D. J. GIBSON.
 Asst. Gtn Manager. Train Master.
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PERSONALS.

c. E. Muzzie is down from Granite
Springs.
Michael Purtle is spending a few days
in Missoula
G. H. McManus of Carter is in the
city on a short visit.
William P. Forbes returned from an
extended visit to Butte.
r. Gibson and L. Rocheare are among
the Helena visitors in Missoula.
William A. Douglass of Republic,
Wash, is registered at the Rankin.
Joseph Frazer spent Wednesday in
the city from his ranch near Florence.
P. A. Ellis is in from his mines at
Quartz and is stopping at the Rankin.
Col. II. M. Blanchard is over from
Helena to look after some of his bust
ness affairs.
J. o. Hanratty came up from his saw
mill Wednesday to attend to some bust
ness matters.
Edwin Cummings, who is interested
in the mines of Kaslo B. c., is a WISH
tor in Missoula.
Engineer Bostwick and family have
left for few weeks outing in the west
ern part Of the county.
The workmen are repairing the plat
form of the freight depot by replacing
the old planking with new
A. Himmelbauer has gone to Helena
for few days, where he will look after
some of his private business matters.
A marriage license issued to-day by
the clerk of the district court to Thomas
II. Dunston of Butte and Mrs. Laura
|. Farley of Missoula
c. H. Anderson the Helena insurance
man, after spending a few days in the
city in the interest Of his company. re-
turned home on Thursdays east bound
train.
Charles Stanton and his sister of
Springfield, Ill, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Honsinger and daughter for
several days. departed Wednesday for
the coast. where they will visit for a
month or two.
The members of Laurel lodge No. II,
*. of p, enjoyed a very pleasant even
ing at their lodge rooOm last evening,
After performing some degree work
they sat down to an elegant lunch that
was previously arranged for.
The Chinaman who was arrested
about two months ago for being in the
country without the proper authority.
was taken West to-day by United
States deputy marshal to Tacoma,
where he will be placed on board a ship
and sent back to China
The boat that was wrecked last win
ter near Portland, coming down from
the Klondike, passed through Missoula
Wednesday on its way East, where it
will be repaired and used on one of the
of the small lakes in the East. 1t took
three fiat cars to transport it. ,r
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County Commissioners.

Hamilton. July 20.-The county COM
missioners have been in session the past
few days as a board of equalization and
have been listening to all manner OF
kicks and applica tions for reductions in
the assessed valuations as levied by the
assessor. Some have been lowered and
others raised. But the most important
thing coming before the board was a
telegram from the state board of equal
ization increasing the assessed valua-
ton of stock and decreasing that of
land and requesting the board to make
changes in valuations to conform To
comply with the state boards request
in this county would make decrease
of over $4,000 The increase on cattle
and sheep in Ravalli county would
amount to $13, 400.75, while the decrease
on lands would be more than $4,000.
The clerk was instructed to inform the
state board that Ravalli county cannot
comply with their request. In order to
meet the request of the state board it
would necessitate doing an enormous
amount of extra work as well as in
creasing the levy to make up the big
deficiency.
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Praise for Moser.

Missoula, July 20-A letter to the
Standard from the upper Blackfoot
country says: Too much praise can
not be given Supervisor Moser of the
Lewis and Clarke forest reserve for the
mastery manner in which he organized
and eq, 'pp Il his force. He has now IA
men in the field, each assigned to
special portion of the range. These
rangers are now engaged in cutting
trails to make all portions of the re-
serve accessible. Perhaps the best
feature of the matter is the appoint
ment of each ranger as a deputy game
warden. Mr.. Moser this week entered
complaint against two Indians for kill
ing ducks, with the result that the In
dams go to jail for so and 80 days. The
rangers who are guarding the south
fork of the Flathead have already turn
ed back several outfits of Indians who
make a practice of killing elk in the
summer time. Taken as a whole Mr..
Moser's work is of great benefit to those
who are interested in the protection
of the forests and of the game"
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To Resume Operations.

Missoula, July 2O.-Preparations are
being made by a man from Butte 70
start the old brick yards west of the
city. He now has several men at work
cleaning the boilers and repairing them
and the other machinery that was left
It the place by those that formerly
owned them 1t is understood that he
has a large number of orders for brick
from points out of the city, as well as
from here. With the two brick yards
going there will be no excuse for any
one to delay building for the want of
brick
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-21
MlSSOUlA NOTES.

DR.. Hambdge, specialist for the eye,
ear, nose and threat, will be at the
Florence hotel on Friday, July Il.
The Epworth league of the M. e.
church will hold a social at the resi-
dence of George Miller in South Mis-
soula Friday evening.
The team of Bonner e Price fur
nished the regular runaway this after
noon. The start was caused by the
breaking of wheel and no damage
was done aside from this.
E. W. Carver, W F. Kuphol and
Paul Koenig to-day filed declaratory
statement locating the Olympia quartz
lode mining claim. situated in the
Thompson river mining district.
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Missoula, July pa plea sant we'd
ding occurred this afternoon at the
residence of the mother of the bride on
South First street. The contracting
parties We're Thomas H. Dunston of
Butte and Miss Laura I. Farley of this
city. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. ]. ]. McAllister and was witness
ed by a large number of friends and
relatives. Mr. Dunston is one of
Butte's newspaper men, and the newly
welded couple left tonight for the
Smoky City. where they will reside.
A party of friends accompanied them
to the train tonight and there was the
customary shower of rice, accompanied
by numerous good wishes.
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Tents for rent at ]. L. McBride's.


Mssoula, July 20.-The indications
are that the Sunday visitors to the Bit
ter Root this week will be more nun4er-
Gus than they have been at any time
this season. There are many who are
spending their summer vacation there
already. and more are preparing. but
the Saturday travellers who come down
on the Copper City to remain until
Monday will be many from now until
cold weather 1t would be well for the
railway company to prepare for this
crowd by adding an extra coach to the
train. as was done last year. The train
last Saturday was intentionally full.
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In Two Sections.

Missoula July 20-The west-bound
overland arrived here in two sections
to-day. The first section was composed
of the mail car and four baggage cars.
This section reached here Is minutes
late and the second section, composed
of II day coaches and sleepers, was
but a few minutes behind. The train
was one of the heaviest of the season,
all the cars being we'll filled.
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Hamilton, July 20.-Last evening
about 1920 o'clock fire alarm was sent
in. The fire department responded
promptly and the fire proved to be in
the residence of Dr. Reber on South
Third street. but was eXtinguiShed be-
fore the fire department reached the
scene. 1t seems that a match was
dropped en- the floor while hunting for
some clothes in a dark room and a
strong blaze sprang up. Fred Grill
who rooms in the house, happened to
come down stairs in time to be able TO
eXtingu,Sh the fire with garden hose
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Excellent Work.

Missoula, July 20.-Superintendent j.
B. Collins of the forest reserve system
has returned from trip to the north
ern reserves of this state. He has IN
spected the work that has been done
this summer and will probably visit the
other reserves that are under his con-
troll. The reserve system is now thoc-
Oughly organized and the supervisors
and rangers are doing excellent work
this summer.
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A Gang of Rowdies.

Missoula, July 20.-Officer Larson has
had some difficulty of late with a gang
Of rowdes who find amusement late at
night in breaking down bicycle stanis
and throwing into the street boxes and
seats that they find on the walks. This
sort of rowdyism will be severely pun
ished unless 1t is stopped at once.
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Missoula, July 20.-Rev. j. c. B. Sti-
Kalispell and the upper Flathaad &C un-
try. During his absence Mr.. Stivers
held a meeting and organized church,
which gives promise of being a strong
congregation and starts out with on
active Endeavor society and the vari-
Gus other auXiliaries of the church
work
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Girl wanted for general Homework.
Address Box 404 Missoula.


At the Rankin house,. Roche, X.
Gibson, Helena: P. A. Ellis, Quartz;
Mrs. E. Erickson. Phillipsburg; A. II.
McManus, Carter; Edwin Cummings,
Kaslo. B. c.: William A. Douglass,
Republic; Chris Goudy, Seattle; Mi
chael Rudy, St. Regis; Dan ellis, st.
Regis; Charles Cameron, Spokane; {.
E. Muzzie. Granite Hot Springs: w.
Irwin, Ravalli Joseph Frazer, Flor
ence; Michael Purtle, Purtle Spur; l.
o. Hanrotty, Frenchtown.
At the Florence-G. c. Rowan, South
Omaha: H. Moss, Lancaster, Pa; Ii.
F. McGenagle, Helena; NJ. NJ. Ross,
Huson; Harry Friedman San Fran
cisco; D. T. Haskell, Butte; Edwin
Cummings, Kaslo. B. c.: Bud NJ. koss,
Milwaukee: o. d. Banks, Chicago;
Sterling Hughes. Chicago.
At the Missoula-H. j. Kelley and
wife, Eldorado Springs. Mo-; John
Forester, Bonita; Alex Manard, Ham
ilton.
At the Kennedy-E. C. Drum, Chica-
go: F. w. Dyer. Minneapolis; j. P.
Hodgkinson. Portland.
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4 Careless Rider.

MissOula, July 20.-A careless bicycle
rider last night knocked down little
child on Higgins avenue, near the store
of l.. y. Simons. Fortunately the child
was not seriously bruised and was all
right after being busted off and brush
on the part of riders of wheels in the city
streets lately. Higgins avenue and the
bridge are certainly not the place for
SCOrching
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A Pleasant Party.

Mssoula, July 20.-The spacious lawn
of the Angevine residence was this
week the scene of one of the pleasantest
parties of the season. The occasion
was the joint birthday anniversary of
the little son of Mr.. Angevine and of
Mamie Brooks. The grounds were
thronged with merry crowd of young
sters, who enjoyed the afternoon amaz-
ingly and who left many testimonials
of their regard for their young host.
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be true, according to the expressions
that were heard but when the Stand
was nothing but delight expressed any
where in this city, even among the ad-
ministration republicans. The secretary
of war has never been any more popu
lar with his party here than have some
of the local federal appointments made
by Senator Carter
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p. NJ. Reilly & Co., the grocers.
4 Rousing Reception.

Missoula, July 2O.--The oii-tine
friends of Bishop futile are preparing
to give him a rou;ILg reception when
he comes to MissOula. There will be a
splendid attendance at the reception
in his honor that is to be given Satpr-
day night at the Stewart resi- lence
and he will meet many men and women
who hold his name in reverence for the
splendid work that he did in the early
DAVIS of Montana
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Missoula, July 20.-President Mellen
and the general officers of the Northern
Pacific came down the Bitter Root
branch this evening and continued on
their westward journey. Division Su-
perintendent Russell accompanied them
as far as the western terminus of this
division.
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Editors Returning.

Missoula, July 20-A special train,
carrying delegates to the press conven-
ton on the coast who are returning
home. passed through here last night,
east-bound. All of the pencil pushers
We're asleep when the train went
through M'ssoula and We're not worry
ing at all about late copy or the news
of Alger
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Missoula, July 20.-President Mellens
party spent to-day at Hamilton looking
over the local attractions and inspect
ing the fine horses of the Bitter Root
stock farm. The attractions of the Bit
eastern visitors that they remained up
the valley day longer than they had
intended.
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Missoula, July 20.-To-day has been
pay day at railroad headquarters, and
the pay clerks have been busy this af-
ternoon and evening. Agent Clark is
i'll at his home and the office force has
been handing out the checks to the To-
cal employees. The pay roll is a large
one this month
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Il have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family for years and al
ways with good results" says Mr.. w.
B. Cooper of Ell Rio, Cal For small
children we find it especially effective"
For sale by druggists.
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Going to Republic.

Mssoula, July 2O.-J. V. Petritz sof
Anaconda was a west-bound passenger
to-day on the overland train en- route to
the new camp of Republic to look over
the ground there from a commercial
standpoint
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He Isn't Popular.

Missoula, July 20.-When the news OF
the resignation of Secretary Alger was
posted on the Standards bulletin board
yesterday afternoon it was too good to
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for. He is a fine example of the mar
tyr who leaves town to have comfort
in the wilderness in summer and then
comes back to lie about his expert
enpeS
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Try the cash system a month at A. NJ
Stevens & CO. and then compare your
grocery bill.
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Special cut price sale Monday and
Tuesday, II and Is. on gents outing
shirts. Chicago Bee Hive, Missoula.
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A great slaughter sale of summer
clothing, shirts, underwear, shoes, etc,
now on. Globe store, Missoula.
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Ice cream soda, 10 cents Kendall
Brothers & Fisher.