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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-29
FLAGS FoR SoLpIERS, GRAyE&

To the Public-At least once
year all civilized nations set apart
one day, sacred to the memory of
those who have fallen in defence
OF the nation.
The patriotic societies of the
city will as usual pay respects to
the dead, aud 10 order that the
public may know the soldier and
sailor dead, a small dag will be
placed on each grave. The pee
pie will confer a great favor on
the organizations having this cele-
bration in hand il they will bring,
send or cause to be sent, flowers
for the graves that without the
assistance of all must have but a
few flowers.
strangers, they died 10 a
strange land"
EDWARD J. WILSON,
Honolulu, Nav 81, 1899.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-29

The most popular portrait of
the late Princess Kaiulani is the
one taken by Taber showing
her in street dress in easy pose
with purse in hand and wear
ing a very becoming hat with
ostrich plumes, KING BROS.
have them for sale.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The U s Transport Grant is
due here this evening or tomor-
row.
The Rev I w Damon arrived |
In town on the Mikahala yeste,-
day.
Gent with previous experience
desires position as nurse. See
Wants.
Attention is drawn to the pro-
fessional card of F. W. Thrum,
surveyor, in New Today.
A check on Bishop e. Co. in ia
vor OF Bessie E Paxton has been
lost. See Want column.
The Russian Consul went
aboard the cruiser Rszboynik, ly-
ing in naval row, this morning. !
If you have a second hand
lady's gold watch to dispose of
address this Office. See Wants.
The band plays in Emma square
as usual this evening. An excel
lent program has been arranged.
BE on the watch is not only
scriptural but business injunc-
ton. See Pacific Cycle Co.'S ad
on page 4.
The Mercantile Printing Co.,
Ltd are now prepared to execute
all kinds Of plain and artistic job
printing. See New Today.
For dates on which the Board
of Registration meets 10 the veri.
Gus preciUcts, voters are requested,
to read notice uuder New To-day :,
Those who attended the luau at
the home of Mr.. ard Mrs. II. W.
Wilcox Saturday night had an ex-
cellent time. A fine feast was
provided.
All persons holding temporary
receipts from the McBryde Sugar
Co., Ltd, are requested to present
same at 40 Judd Building. See
New Today.
Tomorrow being Memorial Day
the principal stores will be closed.
Customers are requested to make
their purchases this afternoon.
See New Today.
The man who gives you some
thing for nothing, provided its
worth having is assuredly your
friend, LIE Munyon is your friend.
See ad on page 8.
1t was generally understood at
the race track Sunday afternoon
that a string of horses had come
from Kauai. No string has yet
made its appearance.
G.. A. II. Memorial. Comrades
of Geo. W. DE Long 2 ost, No. 45,
G. A. r. will form for parade at !
p. m. sharp at Harmony hall
Tuesday, 3Uth. See New Today.
As June IL falls on Sunday the
Monday following will be observ-
ed as holiday. All the govern.
ment Offices throughout the ISL
auds will be closed. See New To-
day.
The Government dredger has
not yet started work at the site of
the new wharves. Repairs are
still being made and the machin.
cry got ready. Work will b.. in
on Wednesday morning.
Martin Denny champion light
weight of Australia has taken
quarters at Long Branch at Wal
kiki. Mr.. Denny comes here with
long ,eco,d OF victorious battles,
and during his stay will receive a
limited number Of pupils DESTROYS
of learning the noble art OF self
defence. Should sufficient To-
ducement offer, Mr.. Denny will
give a few public exhibitions iu
sparing. See New Today.
Invitations are out for the wed
ding of Miss Maud Akini Aud
and Mr.. Henry Christian PhuegeI
to take place at st. Andrews
Cathedral Oh June s, at s p. m,
following the ceremony recep,
ton will be held at The residence
of the brides parents, MIR. and
Mrs. VIM. Aud at Psiama. The
groom is connected with the
Hollister Drug Co. Both the
young people are we'll known in
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19
Mines and NllninQ
$1,000 1ee NN N-HNAeN41-Q $4,000.

worked on by any other Comra-y. The
, lover ledge which crosses this com
pany's ground is. however. being work
cd by other companies working near
there. 4 20-hOrse power hoist has bsen
ordered and will be in place within the
next ten days. when the working force
will be increased and the ledge fol
lowed to the necessary depth.
| William r Wenple transferred sev-
eral mining claims in the Sierrita dis
trict to the Victoria Copper Mining
company. by deed fled with the couu-
y recorder last evening-Citizen.
John Berry. q diigent prospector.
brings TO town some rich looking
specimens of sold ore he has recently
run into On Lynx creek, says the Jour
nal-Miner. He says that fer years ne
has found float along that creek and
feels somewhat eIatcd in at last being
successful in locating the ledge It
probably came from.
William Button OF lIin1chaha has
just put in d steam hoist on property
which he is working and is getting ma
chinery in for a mill and says ne win
get down to active and profitable min
ing very soon His property IS wei
opened up.-JCurual-MiEer.
There mas been a good body OF ore
struck at the Gleason property in the
Dragon mountains. The extent Of
the strike is unknown, but we hope to
get more definite information con
corning same Iater.-Prospector.
The Black Hills mining company has
opened up fer housekeeping. and
Nessrs. Thomas and Brown VIII be
ST. s1F
this in q becoming and proper wa
4 wago1-load OF provisions was sent
out Tuesday. From indications 50 far,
this mine has one Of the brightest o1t-
LOOKS Of any around Jerome.-Jerome
Reporter
Among the prominent and energetic
pioneer Arizonia1s we we're glad 20
again meet IN our midst yesterday.
aa.ys t!:e Jourral-Miner. was y. :. Bull
Icck. who VIII he favorably remember
cd IN railroad annals il Ea-cpai cou2-
y Of The past. building the p 6, \. c.
10 Prescott n tiInc when such a p-o-
jet was 10 Zee Ge.ioately consider
from an Industrial standpoint. M
CUiIocI, has just returned from Il visit
20 the Mammoth mine. on which he :
pushing work. and with his character
is;ic push ard Jealous heller in Tire
merits OF his mining p-o5cot viii ez-
pend a. great deal OF money to develop
the same. He has great faith sill II
TavaQai. especially in mineral oppor-
turities. and with his old-time asso-
oiatc. ". =. Kelly. believes The Nam
moth has p decidedly good future He
returned 20 California this morning TO
look into his railroad interests.
On the western slope OF the Black
Hills Judge Sloan IS working the prop
critics lately purchased by hin, says
tha jerome Mining News. Report gays
that development IS showing that This
property has q value fer beyond what
was expected Other claims in that
neiGhhoIEood have been bonded and
are receiving O great deal OF attention.
The Butte group IS being worked and
viii be developed 90 an extent 20 prove
The value OF the property.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19
MINING NOTES.

w. J. Parks Of SolomoaviiIe is highly
clated over his rich strike in Kelly
Sulch about eight miles from this
place. says the Bulletin. The 5 rike
was made in an eight foot shaft Of
three feet of gray copper which runs 3
10 20 per cent. There is a good wagon
road TO the mine from this place and
plenty of water and timber in a5un-
dance. Mr.. Parks let q contract this
week. One hundred tons viii be taken
out at once and shipped to the smelcer
az FL Paso. The rich ore was struck in
"a ledge Of decompOsed hematite iron
which measures twenty-nine feet at q
depth of eighty feet. Work on this
claim is being pushed rapidly
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Qualey moved oct
to the Lone Star mine on Thursday.
says the Solomonville Bulletin They
have erected & cottage at the mine ard
viii in the future spend most OF their
time there. Hosting machinery VIII be
here in a few days when work Will be
pushed on the Lone Star with renewed
vigor. Several houses have been built
and the camp is plainly visible from
town, = distance OF eight miles.
Today John Duke maze the first pay
ment or the group of mines purchased
from Tom 8Iulcaire and partners. This
group is located south OF Equator Hill
and is said to he a very promising pros
Dcct.-Jerome News.
y report comes rom Minnehaha that
Il strike OF rich ore was recently made
in the Butte mine. This mine is re-
ported to be looking in fine condition.
and Mr.. Dunshee only awaits storm
TO start up the miIl-Jerome News.
Mining interest in jerome has been
centered on the work being done on
the property Of the Black Hills Copper
company during the past week. The
feet that this company has had a splen-
old showing on its property since the
first pick was struck has kept the eye
OF the miner there to see developments.
and developments have come fast. says
the Jerome News. on their lower
ledge. from the surface down. there is
IN excellent showing. On the ur-,-r
lcdge they now have the best showing
in the district between Equator HiH
and Jerome. They are in ore which
lays up against u well defined hanging
wall. The ore assays to the paying
mark and increases in value and width
as depth is attained. This upper ledge
Is an entirely independent vein. and
can be traced through the Mountain
View. Vulcan and Olympia claims. and,
pitching into the hill as it does. there
f. no doubt but that the Black Hills
company has the full benefit OF the ore
on this lodge. This ledge is not being
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19
SAN JUAN MINE.

Twenty-four more men We're put to
work on the san Juan mines this week
making the working force now forty
sive. on last Tuesday morning a d0u-
bic compartment working shaft was
commenced which viii be sunk and
thoroughly timbered as fast as posi-
DIe.
From the smelter four tons Of cooper
bullion and sixteen tons Of matte were
shipped last week. After making this
run the smeIter was temporarily q sed
down for the purpose OF doing some re-
modelling and making q few repairs.
4 contract has been let TO furnish the
poles for the erection of a telephone
line to connect with the mines. the
5meIter and the company's Office in
Stafford.
This looks as though the Arizona
Copper Smelling company means Lusi-
ucss.-Safford Guardian.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

executed the same duly and for the
uses and purposes therein named.
Witness my hand and official seal at
New York City the nth day of Novem-
Der. 1899.
CseaD \. 5. HOUGHTON,
Notary Public.
My commission expires March so,
1900.
Office of County Recorder Of NIaricopa
County. Arizona Territory.
I certify that articles of incorpora-
ton OF the Tomahawk Copper and Zinc
Mining Company, of which the above
and foregoing is Il true COPY. We're
fled for record in my Office at Phoenix.
y T. this - day OF November. 1899.
Witness my hand and official seal
at Phoenix. y T. this - day OF
1901
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19
County Recorder

county recorder
Territory Of Arizona, County of Mari
cora. IS.
I. F. W Sheridan. county recorder in
and for the county and territory afore-
said. hereby certify that 1 have COM
pared the foregoing copy with the or
igiaal articles of interpretations filed
and recorded in my Office on the 10th
day Of November, 1899. in Book No. )
of Corporations, at page -. and that
the same is 4 full. true and correct
copy of such original and of the whole
thereof.
Witness my hand and seal of Office
this 10th DAY OF November. 1899.
tseaD F. W. SHERIDAN.
County Recorder
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

be called at any of said Offices. or at
any other place where a majority Of
the Directors reside or may be found.
VI.
The highest amount OF indebtedness
or liability to which this corporation is
at any time TO subject itself is One
Million Dollars.
The private property of the members
or this corporation is to be exempted
from the corporate debts.
VIII
Ii Witness Whereof we have here
unto affixed our hands and seals at
New York City this 18th day of No
vembe.. 4. D., 1899.
a. p. MORRISON. CseaD
Oscar Is. MILLER (seaD
FRED PFEFFER (seaD
FREDERICK :. TEITLE. CssaD
THOEIAS FITCH. tseaD
CThe words one on page 3. line 1.
and me" on page .. line >. written in
before execution. =. 5. EOCGETOND
State of New York. City and County Of
New York. IS.
Before me. Augustus s Eoughton. 4
notary public in and for the City and
County of New Torl; and State CT New
York. personally appeared the within
named. \. p Morrison. Oscar Is. Miller.
Frederick Pf5fer. Thomas Fitch and
Frederick \. TritIe. personally known
20 me - be the persons who subscribed
the within and foregoing instrument.
and each Acknowledged TO me that he
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19
DO YOU KNOW

Consumption is preyeutabIe? Science
has proven thai. and also that neglect
is suicidal. The worst cold or cough
can be cured with Ghiloh's Cough and
Consumption Cure Sold on positive
guarantee for over fifty years. DR.. G.
Il. Keefer, Druggist.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19
Ply WHEN WELL

IS . guarantee DIR. MEYERS &
60. VIII let the patient deposit the
price of a cure il any bank in Los An
zeles, TO 5e paid after he is entirely
well. # it is not convenient 90 do this,
payments may be made il monthly in
stalImcnts. 1t requires confidence.
backed by ability to make such an
Offer. 30 other doctors viii under
take "a cure on these conditions.
DIR. MEYERS & co. conduct the
largest and best equipped medical in
sti,ution and have the most extensive
practice i'm the world. They avoid the
use 81 al mineral. poisonous or danger
GUS drugs AID electric belts. All their
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19
on EVERY BOTTLE

OF Shiloh's Consumption Cure is this
guarantee: Ali we ask Of you is TO
use two-thirGs Of the contents of this
bottle faithfully, then If you can say
you are not benefited return the bottle
to your druggist and he may refund
the price paid Price = cents, 80
cents and 81. Dr. G. Il. Kccfer, Drug
gist.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

Tuesday evening the young people
Of the BAPTIST church gave an enjoy
able social in thu church pariors. )
pleasing programme was rendered
Dainty refreshments were served \
large number were in attendance and
the evening was only too short.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

$40 REV ARD FOR TIE ARREST
MD CONVICTION or ANY ONE
FOUND STEALING THE ARIZONA
REPUBLICAN, FROM WHERE IT
HAS EEEE DELIVERED.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

7 notice that literary discoversr By
TIE name of Willard. AIallard. Canvas
back. or perhaps Mudhen. has DIS
ccrned genius in . Seattle female by
the name Of Rice. This literary Duck
himself. has not yet been dis
covered. though he says in the san
Francisco CAL. one of q trio of coast
curiosity shops. in which literary
freaks are placed on exhibition. thai
lie has had great deal Of eNperl=n' g
in nosiaS out genius. 1t would he
funny then. he thinks. if he should be
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
of the
COPPER AND ZINC
MINING COMPANY.

We whose names are subscribed
hereto. have this day associated our
selves together as a corporation under
the laws of Arizona Territory. under
the name ana style OF the Tomahawk
Copper and Zinc Mining Company.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

pufhress under eyes or swelling u eycIids,
Fig. .: dry, clammy mouth. with excessive
thirst. Fl-- 8; pain and weakness IN small OF
back. Fig 4 pain in limbs. Figs SIS: swell
ing Of ankles. rigs tt; = Iale or sallow COM
pICEj0u. with general weakness o. entire
system. then take warning
There symptoms. one and all. indicate kidney
trouble. and call fcr EUnYA%; Tor HUDYAN
strengthens and rebuilis the kidneys
II yoUr kidneys are weak take HUDNAN,''
for IICDEA$ stimulates them to perfect &C
tivity-
HITDYAE IS an admirable remedy in Dright's
Disease and Diabetes. and has cured i'm many
instances where physicians failed. HTDNN%
viii bring back the glow of health. HTDYAN
cures. and permanently. HUDXAN is for men
and women.
HUDyAN is for sale by driesists-5Oc pack
eEe or six packages Tor - go
Il your druggist does not keep HCDYAE,
send direct the
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

The names Of the corporators are:
\. p. Morrison, 81 Broadway. n. y;
Oscar 3. Miller, 153 West SD St. y. Y;
Frederick Pfefer. West New York. New
Jersey; Thomas Fitch. 80 Broadway, n
y: Frederick a. TritIe. Eureka Springs.
Arkansas. and its principal place Of
business is Phoenix. MaricOpa County.
Arizona Territory, with offices in the
city OF New York. and in Eureka
Springs. Arkansas. and at Tomahawil.
Searcey County. Arkansas. and at St.
Louis. Missouri.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

fooled in the spark he has discovered
in the Rice female.
Her claim to fame rests on poem.
whose publication the Duck has pro-
cured in the Gail. He calls it d
''virile" production, whereas it is moth
ing more than a weak imitation of
Markham's distorted conception Of
The Man With the Hoe" The Duck
thinks that the Rice imitation is al
most as good as Markham's effort. 1
think it is better. The verses are not
so long and they are no more numer-
Gus. The Duck further believes that
the east viii now have to recognize the
west. since Rice has come tumbling in
before the CONSERVATION caused By
the advent OF Markham had subsidized
The literature of the coast can no
longer be reasonably denied the need
II deserves. I fear the east Will still
refuse to receive the coast into full
membership and will still continue 10
maintain that no poet has yet come
out of the west.
7 must confess to feeling of disap
pointuent over the failure of the opera
house people to carpet the lobby and
remove those tawdry curtains from
the fronts Of the boxes I was given
to understand last spring that when
the house reopened this fail the red
and green curtains. which resemble
oId-fashioned table cloths. would lie
replaced by more appropriate draper
les But they remain. TO offend the ar
tistic eye and create q bad impression
in the minds of strangers. = compare
lively small expenditure would do
away with these eyesores and improve
the interior of the house very ma
teriaIv. The uncarpeted lobby and
stairs are q source OF great annoyance
TO patrons % tre theater who occupy
the rear seats. tt Is almost impossible
70 hear what is being spoken or sung
on the stage when someone enters the
lobby c. asoends or descenCs the
stairs. I hope Manager Patton viii
accept this criticism il the right spirit
and see if ne can't provide q few de-
sirabIe hang-ngs and a few yards of
carpet All the patrons of his house
would bless him.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

THE FAULT FINDER


Last week Pearl Hart. the s3-caued
Arizona female bandit. was tried ct
Florence for the crime Of holding up p
stage, which she had not only admit
ted but had boosted OF for months. IN
spite Of her public and private adm;a-
sions and the testimony Of half 4 dozen
Witnesses the circumstances o. her
capture, etc, the jury returned 4 YER
dict Of not guilty, thereby perjuring
itself to a man. Ever since I came TO
the years Of accountability I have
steadily preached the worse than use
lessness of juries, grand and trial.
Many OF the states have adopted my
views with reference to the formzr, but
the other nuisance still universally
prevails. chiefly by the grace Of law
yers to whom alone Z trial jury may he
useful.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

"a MOST DANGER
"a Gus disease il *.
too. If allowed to
run its course. for
when me kidneys are
e1t!rely broken down.
the Impurities that
accumulate in the
blood remain. to poi
son the system and
breed disease.
The kidneys are the
filters ~ your sys-
TEN. therefore they
are most important
organs
Il you have pains
IN the head Fig I.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

Therefore. I recommend 70 the n=Et
territorial legislature to abolish the
trial jury. SO far as il can be done
without conflict with the constitution
OF the United States. further recon-
mend a change in the constitution
aboiishi1- the peers" # these I'M
provements cannot be brought about.
then move the abolition of the court.
jury and all. and the substitution VI
the dice box. insisting that square dice
only be used. As ! have heretofore OBJ
served many juryrnen ave not square.
Ny proposed system is much better
than the one now il use. In the first
place f. IS cheaper. It guarantees. If
not justice. fair play TO litigants- Fur
thermore. It puts all lawyers on the
same plane. one attorney can SHAKE
dice as eloquently and skilfully as
another.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

be called at any of said Offices, or at
/ any other place where a majority Of
! the Directors reside or may be found.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

T:.a affairs o. this corporation shall
be conducted by a board of seven Di-
reCtors tone of whom shall be President
Of this corporation. Four of said d.
rectors shall constitute a quorum for
the transaction of any and all business
said Board OF Directors with the Pres
ident shall be elected by a majority OF
the stock of this corporation. each
share Of stock being entitled to cast
one vote. and stockholders voting either
in person or by proxy. The first cleo
ton shall be held on the 9th day o.
November, 1899, and elections shall be
held thereafter on the last Monday Of
November in each year. The Directors
and President shall hold Office for one
year after their election and until the
election and qualification cf their sue
cessors. and any vacancy or vacancies
occurring in said Board by death or
resignation during the year shall be
filled by the remaining Director. or Di-
rectors, until the date OF the next cleo
ton. Stockholders meetings may be
called to meet at any of the offices. or
branch Offices. Of the corporation in
Arizona, in New York in Missouri or
in Arkansas. Directors meetings may
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

The trial jury Is as much out OF
place in the present age. as the masto-
don is, and it ought to be as infre-
qUert It is impossible for it to serve
the ends Of justice. If every juryman
We're honest and ordinarily intelligent.
he would not even then be fitted by
training and education for Weighing
evidence. Many jurymen are not or
dinarily intelligent and many more are
not honest. Perjury in Il jury box IS
Of almost daily occurrence. Some Of
the talesmen wilfully violate the oatis
taken when they are sworn in, and
others violate them because they DO
not know any better. The average
jUrynan viii not hesitate to disregard
the evidence if il IS contrary TO an
impression that may be formed in his
unframed intellect. This impression *
as likely to be wrong as right. and tha
verdict becomes a product Of chance
Four jurymen out of five do not hest
tate to construe the law and half OF
them undertake 10 pass upon its COIL
stitutionaIity It is Of record. that n
the deliberations OF the jury room
chimney corner law. that IS law
which has never been enacted. but
which jurymen believe TO exist. his
affected the making UP of verdicts.
The law and the evidence ought t.
be left entirely to the judge. who Is
trained TO apply the one and weigh the
other. The only objection to such
system is that the judge may
he dishonest. Ninety-nine JUICES cut
Of a hundred are honest by nature or
By policy. Ninety-nine juries out of u
hundred are not honest. though the
individual members mean to be. #
had good case / would much prefer
that it should he tried by judge alone.
i I had q bad case ] should want
jury. or on second thought. I would
rather submit it to the arbitrament Of
the dice box. and so save jury fees IN
TIE event the judgment should so
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

fooled in the spark he has discovered
in the Rice female.
3 ?
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

The general nature OF the business Of
this corporation shall consist OF buy
ing. selling. leasing. developing. hold
ing, and working mines and mining
claims. and lands containing copper.
zinc. iron. lead. silver. gold. or manga
nese. timber lands. water rights. teams
and roads, and of erecting works for
the reduction Of ores. and running the
same. in the Territory Of Arizona and
in the State Of Arkansas and in any
and all OF the states and territories OF
the United States Of America, and Is
pecially the following described lands
par value of Ten Dollars each. which
shall be paid for in full either in
money OF property within thirty days
OF the time Of subscription
Arizona republican., 1899-11-19

This corporation shall commence on
TIE - day OF November. 1899. and
sail terminate on the - Gay of No
Vl-,bcr. 1924.