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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-06-09
LEeAL NOTICES.


Default having been made By Frank
Coolidge and Fannie Coolidge in the pay
ment Of the principal eed interest on their
ofTsIs sbsr VIZ SS 6r tbe ,e 191 SIqs
sum Of -Four hundred auil twenty nine (Sa2o COY
dollars. with interest ct Che rate Of twelve per
cent per annum, and secured by their certain
decd nf trust, dated ts twentieth day of
N0Vember a. ID. 1894, aht recorded March IS,
1895, atG o'clOck 2. H. ia book 8, at pages 397-
9a8 5oa and 400 of the S,n Juan county New
Mexico, reeOrda;
And William j. Hahd having become the
legal holding Of said note hy reason Of q written
assignment of the said 5agnual ID. Webster and
By reason Of default in The payment Of the
principal sum and the interest thereon and the
taxes and insurance in and upon said premises
described in said deed of rust the legal holder
Of said note has deosaron MI OF said indebted
ness due and payable aIs has requested this
foreclosures
Nov therefore, Four wkeks public notice ia
hereby given that / the ladersigned trustee
being the regular trusten AIMED In said deed oi
trust and under It's pow and authority, and
sell at public auction 2 tf highest and 0eal
county, RsE hozieo, az i o'clock q. M. on the
10th day Of July. A. d. 1899 all the following
described property ln aud By said deed of trust
conveyed, situated In Ban Juan county, New
Mexico. tOWit;
The southwest quarter Of the south east QUAR-
ter (bWh SEA-, of 8eCtion numbered seven al
ia township numbered twouty-nine (2o) north ol
range numbered fourteen (lA) vest Of the New
Mexico Principal heriuian, containing forty (G0l
acr0s more or less, with watsr right for irriga
tion of the same from the Aniinus, La Plata anc
San Juan irrigating canal according 70 the
US ges and customs sf the Aaimas, La Platl
aud San Juan Irrigating canal company to
gothor with all the rights, privileges aud ap
purtenHncos belonging TO the above described
land.
Dated at Aztec, New Mexico. this the 9Th dAj
OF June, A. ID. 1899
ROBERT c. PREWITT, Trustee
GRANVILLE PHNDLuroN, Atty. for Wind. Hand
first publication June 9th, 1892
Last publication July lth, 1859.
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ia about II or 10 days and after e
plants have their second whorl Of leaves
OF in ABOUT two or three weeks after
they como through the ground they
should be thinRed 90 as to stand about
four or six iHchsa apart in the rows. IL
the soil 10 in a good mechanical condi-
tion and very fertile they may be left Rs
close as four inches apart, but il thin
and dry, requiring a great deal Of water
they should be left at distance which
viii ipGure 2 healthy aad thrifs gravih
of the leaves as i ia through theao that
the sugar is formed.
The soil should be- kept free from
weeds and h0sd frequently 30 az 10 keep
the surface Of the soil around the beets
woll mulcted aHd in a good condition.
The steady and natural growth Of the
beets should not bo retarded during the
growing season, but favored Ia every
manner possible in order that they may
develop high per cent OF sugar in the
( Juice with a good coefioient OF purity.
! When hoeiug the beets the soil should
always be worked to them and never
away from them 80 as to leave the top
Of the beet uncovered to any great ex-
I tent, ss the beet 10 order 10 be Of high
]
| beneath the surface Of the soil; hence it
is essential that the ground should bo
| ploWed deep before planting SO that Ghe
parsnip-shaped root will not meet with
| a hard subsoii while penetrating deep
into the soil below in search OF plant
food. That portion Of she beet which is
forced to grow above ground on account
Of hard su ubsoil, which is generally the
result Of shallow planLinH, not only con-
tains less sugar than the part grown
below the surface. but also very in
ferior grade of sugar. For this reason all
/ sets are capped before being worked
up at the factory, aud the part that
grew above ground is removed ia every
case. This is OF course material loss
! 10 the beet growsr as in many cases
more than half the weight OF thn beet is
thrown away.
! The analyses Of the beets grown on the
substation last year show Rn average Of
] l7.5 per cent sugar ia the juice with an
average purity OF 88A. These results
are exceedingly high and taking the pur
ity and size Of the beets into considera-
tiOn as we'll 40 the sugar content, they
are probably excelled IN but 70 " places
in the United States.
The subject of sugar beets is thor
oughly discussed in Bulletin No, 26 Of
the NeE Mexico Experiment Station,
and many valuable suggestions regard
ing seeding, thinning, cultivating, etc
are set forth. Copies Of this bulletin
will be sent free to all residents Of the
territory requesting it, Parties apply.
ing for hulletins should address all
communication to the Director Of the
Experiment Station. Mesillu Park, New
Mexico. q. b. MAD,
Supt Sub Experiment Station.
June 3, 1899. Aztec, n. A.
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At the Home hotel in Aztec Monday
evening. Max Aaron Frink and Laura
Russell OF Durango were uaited in the
bonds Of ,vaatrimcny {usties ot the
Peace Walters officiating. The couple
returned to Durango Tuesday, where
they will make their hemo. Mr. and
Mrs. Jehn Henderson Of Durango, the
latter a sister Of the bride, we're present
At the ceremony.
Mr.. Frink is one Of the popular
employees Of the Krusehke clothing
establishment in Durango and has
charge Of the various departments, and
the bride, is ono Of the most charming
and popular ladies Of that city A long
lie and happy one lie the worst that is
wished them by their corps Of friends.
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smeltsr city Papers.
10 .hs Dnraaao Hsr.la.

From the durango Herald.
Mr, and Mrs Fink, nee Russell, ro-
turned from Axteo, New Mexico. yester-
day evening
Jadge MsCloud, who visited Denver
last week, informs us that contract
has been let for surveying ali the un-
aorveyed townships on the Ute reserva
tion, the work to begin before July Let.
and the probabilities are the same will
be completed before the end Of the year.
The inspector Of surveys will report on
the work Immediately after they are
finished
There ia nothing new 10 the strike
situation to ahrOniele. A few men are
eloauing up about the works and some
Fampling 10 being done. A few carloads
OF ore arrived last night but shipments
has been ordered discontinued. The
mes are quietly awaiting developments
and tho amslter people appear to be do
ing Likewise. Az yet 40 notice has beon
posted noting ten per cent increase in
wages aa stated Ia the Denver Republi
can. So far tho Durango men are the
only ones who have gone out on account
NJ the posting oi notices 10 which OBJ
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Westward, ever westward, the
star Of empire takes its way. The
scrambls and the cry for homes.
reaching from Europe to America,
has finally gone beyond to oriental
lairs of Malays, monkeys and ma
laria and the star of empire has
iourneYed westward until it appears
as in the east. For half a century
American pioneers followed the
setting sun to lauds Of promise and
of plenty. The nomadic iuhabi-
tants aud owners os the vast areas
were conquered and then Gagged.
Government selected great tracts Of
land where the once lords and
masters Of the boundleSs west were
confined and which were to be for
ever reserved for LOl the poor In
dian.
But one by one, the great reser-
vatious fell beneath the onslaught
of hungry homeseekers, lured
by their own daring and disregard
Of danger from less favored sections
to the feast of wealth. Gradually
the great reservations, falling the
prey to this class, passed under the
sway of the plow and the axe, and
the latter bore nothing of the battle,
reminiscent. Oklahoma, the Cher
okee strip, the reservations of the
northern Indians and more recently
the Ute reserve, all came uuder the
operations OF the homestead and
land laws, by reason of treaties with
the red men by which they relin-
quished their title to these fertile
fields, accepting cash and smaller
realty allotments in compensation
Many bets were overlooked, how
ever, in the hegira towards the set
ting sun and naturally enough some
of the richest regions because of
slight inaccessibility to the trunk
lines Of travel, were passed by.
Speaking in this connection, THE
INDEX believes that the next In
dian reservation of any extent that
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should be thrown open to settle
ment, is that Of the Navalos. Little
eommotion has been raised about
this matter, it has not been agitated
by the press nor discussed in con-
gress But there it is-the Navajo
Indian reserve-a big, square,
prominent and incomprehensible
vacuum on any map Of these
United States--giveu TO no useful
purpose-barred to the toiler and
the hOmebuilder-sown to the sage-
brush and the barren sands--the
only return that it yields the wool
product from the backs Of Indian
sheep roaming, as it were, over
an empire held ia allegiance.
Not that the Navajos are bad
Indians OF all the copper -colored
races they alone haYe demonstrated
a capacity for selfgovernment aud
if not quick to adopt civilized OF
modern methods, they are at least
self-supporting and are said to be
the only Indian tribe in the Uuited
States increasing IN numbers. The
blankets made by the Navaios are
world-famous; the Navajos as sill
versmiths and hockmasters are sue
cessful to All uncommon degree.
But the tares and the thistles, the
sage brush and the sands, are nine
tenths of the Navajo reservation,
after all, and when the pale-faces,
ever crowdiRg each otner to the
border, shall turn to the Navajo
lands, the government will locate
the Indians on a less valuable
stamping ground or con6ne them
to the purely grazing grounds of
their present area.
Then the San Juan river will be
lifted bodily on to the great mesas
southwark, and the desert will
blossom, even as the rose. The
Ute reservation jackpot is opened;
a bigger thing for the country, for
New Mexico, for San Juan county,
lies in the silent expanse of the
Navajo domain.
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rae shutdown at sllverton.

Because Of the closing Of the Durango
smelter, the big mines at Silverton have
bson forced 10 shut down. Press dis
patches Of tht Tth say;
The Iowa, Royal Tiger, Silver Ledge.
and several smaller miRas closed down
yesterday, aocopnt cf the owners hav-
ing been notified by the Durango smslt
or to ship no more ore. The Silver
Lake night crew arrived in tswn AZ noon
today and the day shift will follow this
evening. Blankets ire being sent dowu
fran the mine by the wagon load. In
all most 500 men are laid off and are
on the streets. With few exceptions 80
far, they are hanging onto their money
in anticipation Of a long lay of.
The Gladstone railroad is working %
mon, and another car load arrived today.
The track is now laid ~ miles over the
grade aud work is being pushed rapidly.
Several bets have been made that the
read will be into Gladstone BY July 4th.
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Charity Trow is dead. But yesterday
as it seems he was erect 10 the full aush
Of vigor and manhood and until this
sudden and fatal attack scarcely knew
what It was to be sick. A week ago be
uaa taken down with peritonitis, and
sfter intervening days and nigbts Of
suffering the end came at o'olsek on
tho evening OF Thuruday, June 8.
Charley Trew will be sincerely and
desply mosrned BY the people Of the
town and county. Ho was widely known
ard during bis residence in Aatec en-.
deared himself to the hearts Of our eiti-
sens. All The attributes OF sterling
honesty and upright character we're his
aud in bic demise the community has
JUDGED suffered az irreparsble loss.
Mr.. Tres vas born April 20, 1850, al
Howard Centre, Howard ceunty, Iowa
and removed with his parents to Saliua
Kansss. while yet boy. He came ts
Durango in 1889, locating at Animas
City and afterward building and
operating the oawmill on the upper
Florida now owned by Q. W. Stark
About Elk years ago Mr.. Trew became q
resident Of San Juan county, purchasing
a ranch on the San Juan river. Early
in 1898 be became interested in aour
mill at Aztse which he pushsd to SUE
cessful completion and conducted up to
the tune Of his death he had no fam
lily, and his father and married
sister. Mrs. MoLaron, are the only i'm
mediate roIStivss remaining. They have
the sympathy of eur entire people.
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To whom Il may concern. Notisa IS hereby
given shat the undoraiguod admin istratOr nf the
eatate oi BENJAMIN II COe, deceased, late Of the
cOunty VI 5au Juan and territury Of New Mex
leo will appear hef0re the Probate Court OF aaid
county and territory, TO DO haguu and held on
the 3D. DAY OF juiy A. ID. 1899 aud make hnal set
element az administrator of the said boniam in
n. Coz estate, when and where al paraons in
tarested mag appear aud ahow cause why auoh
settlement ghould net se made.
L. W. coz Administrator.
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Notice q hereby giyon that the undermined
has taken mp the following described estray
animal al bis ranch, near Large, New MEXICO,
via;
One olaok horse about years cid, weighs
about 700 pouudsi % saddle marked and has
one blotch Ornnd On each thigh.
The owner on owners Of said described animal
forfeit tne same at the ond Of seven months
iruin She date oi the hrst publication Of this
notice, unless claimed hy the owner OF oWrers
thereof or their agent proving owuarahip, aud
paying an legal charges thereon,
Pedro ATTANClA
firat pub. june 2. Largo. NJ. a
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Notloo ror PabIleasIon.

Notice for Publication.
Department OF fhe Interior, Land Office at
Santa ke, NJ a., May 1. 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has, hlad notice Of bis intention
that said proof will be made bolore Probate
Clerk oi san Juan county, az Aztec n, on
Dune ~ 1899, viz
SAMUEL 3. GRAHAM
Fer tho aH SEN. SEA NEa, Sec 2l, 4 50 ~ Il
d w and Lot 8 Sec 10 4 q J BOW.
He names the following Witnesses ~ prove
his continuous residence up01 and cultivation
OF said land via:
Iohn II Austin HarrIe y Dunning. Frank w
Sharp. Of AZTEC n ~ William II whitney. oi
Cedar Hhl n M.
~ AAErM urhao. Register.
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lection ia made. Some Of the men have
left town but the majority will hold on
until after the 10Th 10 see what will be
the outcome at other pOints II is con
eeded that il the men accept the 10
per cent advance at Denver and
Pueblo tho men here will have
to accept, but the proposition that
meets with favor ia the halfway point,
3 hours work ahd 8 and 10 hours pay.
This is what the Herald would like to
see.
From the Durango Democrat.
A Durango couple departed Tor Aztec
yesterday upon watrimony iatont, ana il
the groom can Russefl a minister or jus.
tioe wo may have an item upon their
roturn. No, It was ne walk out, they
had team. narrow saat buggy and "oon
fidenoe was restored" 10 an extent that
permitted the intended 10 drive.
Editor Grove departed yesterday for
Aztec with line OF proveRder and some
rei stun ia a bottle hxing to spray his
sugar beets.
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For the 6rst tiue in macy yearu the
Omaha and Grant rmelter at Durango,
nov the property q. the emelter trust
alias the Amerioan Smelling and Re
inibg eonpany. - led, and the pay
roll Of upwards oi $4,000 q month is Ia
state Of coma. Nmployea ana en-
ployes arc uhgble q agree on a basis Of
wages Under the nte eight hour law.
The management offered to pay by tho
hour at the rate the men we're getting
whom working teelsa hours. while the
men asked the tselyA hour pay for the
eight hour work dai
The earnest hops an citizens OF the
San Juan in general aod OF San Juan
county particalarly that the great
Notwithstanding plant With it's manifold
asteriua OF induatris life, will through
common seuse ana iarness Of both the
sides to the controversy ere long be
again pouring cut iia airesms Of mineral
wealth.
Porter Coal comu posted notices to
effect that niue would close on 18th.
The Porter folks have largely a whole
sale trade and as Che mines are forced to
close on account Of tte smelter difficult
les there will be bni little it any do
mand for coal until differences are ad
iustsd enthusiastically The closing
d5wa Of the aoal nos however has
beer expected II 1rt understood for
some time, as the rail roads have been
aging ia reserve si every point OF
storage along their haes. and in many
instances, side tracks are filled with cars
laden With the fuel INYe can however,
coincide with tho viee that the labor
troubles are liable TO be long drawn out,
but labor will be neither the aggressor
Dor the dictator, aB taere is no obstacle
in way Of Durango'g melter resuming,
unless it be inability to secure men at
their figures, says the Democrat.
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eelsBratlOn committees.

A meeting OF those interested in the
Fourth Of July celebration was held
Saturday at which committees we're ap-
pointed to prepare the celebration. Col
Williams was chairman Of the meatinp
and the committees are:
Programma--J Judge Pondleton, Col ". IL
Williams. Miss Maud Warine, Miss Bertha
Brewer e. g Berry, Dr, Condit, L. @. Grove
Eingnes-Frod Bunker, Frank Baker, J. G.
Dodson, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Bunker.
Muaie-Dr West, Mrs. West Mrs, Primm
h5i. shulz. Miss Eadie, A. r. Brown. g. H.
Gilbert.
Selection and Preparation Of dFounds-n. e
Lobato, VIII LonfeStey, c. q Brewer. W. s
Dalton, Johnny Austin. Mrs. Koontz. Mrs. shuls
Mrs Condit, Mia Doichol
sports-Dr COndit G. " Stafford. W. O.
Elaek, John SHARP, Johnny Austin, W, B. Dal
ton, d. B. Lobato.
Another meeting Of citizens is called
for tomorrow lsaturday) night at the
church, 10 which the ladies are eapee-
ially inYited.
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Mccormick mowers, binders and rakoa
tor sale BY W. @. Chapnan, Durango
Colorado.
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l.. q. Diehl Of Salt Lake City. newa
paper man Rad publishsr has been 10
the valley most Of this week. He is
a brothee Of G. p, Diehl, formerly resi-.
asnt Of The eouRty.
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AND NEXT THE NAVAJO.

Reflections sPeeuatiOns when the blankets
Makers' Grsat Domain VIII Pass to the t'Paieiaces"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-16

Among the visitors by the Chi
IA registered at the hotels are E
L Cutting. j W Larkin, o A
Bernard, Max Solomon, II p
Dunan, KITTY Dunan and NJ
Schweiizer all from San Francis
co; NJ j Galb'ai'h, Omaha; G T
Walter, s Sioux City Idaho; j b
Merritt and family, Oakland. CA,
all at the Hawaiian; G &c T
Longstreet, Los Ang les, Cal, at
the Arlington. Most are on
pleasure bent.
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Volunteers Coming Some.

Manila, June 7, 7 a. The
Second Oregon Volunteer Regi-
ment has returned to the barracks
in Manila and is preparing to re
turn to the United States. The
order TO sail will shortly he issued.
The First California Regiment
will be relieved by a regiment of
regulars at an early date and will
follow the Oregonians. 1t is in
teuded to send the First Colorado
and the First Nebraska regiments
U.xt.
Lieut.. Fred A. Pearce, Sixth
Artillery, committed suicide this
morning. His friends say his
mind was affected by a recent
suDstroke.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

There was q full attendance at
the meeting Of the Board Of
Health Wednesday afternoon
The following business was trans
acted:
Food Inspector ShorPy recon
mend, d II 5 per cent solid aud 9 2
per cen. butter fat for pure milk.
Action in this matter was de-
ferred.
Secretary instructed to request
the physician in charge of the
Hilo hospital to furnish a full
monthly report of all cases with
diagnosis.
Sheriff Andrews of Hawaii
wro'e, under date of May 2S, of
a fever epidemic in Hilo. Score
tary instructed to ask DIR. Moore
of Hilo for full report of the
epidemic.
DR.. Wood gave a statement re-.
garding bills of health as they are
received in San Francisco. A
general discussion followed after
which the Board went into execu
tive session.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-16

If we sell one bottle of Cham
berlaiu's Cough Remedy, we sci
dom fail to sell the same person
more, when it is again needed
INDEED, it has become tho family
medicine of this town, for coughs
and colds, and we recommend il
because of Its established merits
Jos E. HARMED, Prop, Oakland
Pharmacy, Oakland, Md. Sold by
all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co
General AGENT.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-16

The last cars of the King street
line going to Waikiki and Palama
pass the Anchor Saloon. The
cleverest mixologists in the city
are there always to put you up
anything you may desire. Drop
in and take drop before you take
the car. The celebrated Seattle
beer is to be had here on drsught.
A full line of liquors including the
famous A. A. Jesse Moore Whisky
ETC., always on hand. Received
per Warrimoo, Rainier Book Beer
on draught. The Anchor Saloon
is here to please its patrons.
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Orpheum seats can be booke

Orpheum seats can be booked
by ringing up Telephone No. $40.
The use of the Singer In mil
lions of homes shows the UMPIRE
cedented success of these ideal
sewing machines. 1t is convinc-
ing proof that the Singer excels
in all kinds Of family sewing and
art needle work. All our sewing
machines are of tl.e "est construc-
tim, beautifully decorated, and
a mounted on selected woods in
finely finished cabinets of artistic
designs. j. Bergersen, agent, l6b
Bethel street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-16

The police are doing great work
in their medal shoot ju.t now.
Captain Parker states that he will
be able to challenge any body of
rihemen in town when the
shoot is over. Yesterday, Lieut..
aoli made 46. Daring the past
fortnight several AS and 43's have
been made.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-16

-Established 1855
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-16

The Rev. V. H. Kltcat of the
Anglican Diocese left for Hama.
kua in the Iwalani Thursday for
the purpose of officiating at the
wedding of the Rev. @. H. Tom
kins and Miss Greenfield which
takes place on the 2lst iost,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-16
-Established 1866
BISHOP 81 Go.
BANKERS,

Transact a General Banking
md Exchange Business.
Commercial and Travellers
letters of Credit issued, avail.
bic in all the principal cities
fthe world.
Interest allowed after July
l, 1898, on fixed deposits 3
months 3 per cent, 6 months
81 per cent, II months 4
per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-16

Viggo Jacobsen is just now at
work on a group picture OF the
winning senior crew Of the Hea-
lani Boat and Yacht club last year
for the club boat house. Th-
large mat to be used will be Gov
cred with appropriate designs.
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HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

BRANCHES AND AGENCIES.
Kobe, London, Lyons, New York,
San Francisco, Shanghai,
Bombay, Hong Kong.
Toxic
The Bank buys and receives for collec-
ton Bills Of Exchange, issues Drafts and
Letters OF Credit on the above Branches
and Agencies, and transacts a general
banking business.
INTEREST ALLOWED
On Fixed Deposit for IA months. per cent .. q.
On Fixed Deposit for months. ~
On Fixed Deposit for , mos.
INTEREST ALLOWED
BY the Head Office at Yokohama. on Current Dc.
post. per cent. per annum.
On Fixed Deposit for months. per cent. p. Q.
New Republic Building, IL King St., Honolulu.