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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
MONDAY FEBRUARY 81, 1899. SALT CITY. Url

member u the Choctaw base ball team,
which was under contract Ia play Ia
Kansas city ON the day for the cNccu-
ton and was 10 follow this with tour
Of the West. Wnila Tonaka was the
best player on the team ana could not
he spared, 20 u was arranged To- post
pone the execution by appealing 20 the
supreme council of the tribe. a respite
was easily secured and IN the mean
time Tnnakn was free to play ball.
During all this time he was absolutely
free 30 far ms physical interests were
concerned. and only his pride IN the
tribal honor was depended upon for his
appearance for n rchcaring and for
execution. Tho faith IN him was not
misplnccd 90 Il ~ said II has never
been IN the case Of Choctaw and when
his cusc came up Tor review In the de-
rartmcnt council he was ON hnnd 90
hear the decision. The roview was
merely form ns 1t was expected It would
BE-. Tho sentence Of the lower court
was affirmed and the execution was
settled Tor November IN Alikoni.
stu no restraint was placed on Wnlla
Tonnka, and he appeared IN Alikoul.
rrady Co De shot hy his two best friends.
~ the Chnctaw custom required. Had
he failed ~ do W. the Chuciaw that met
him would have shot him and his mem.
DRY would have been rcvilcd for g1ncr-
ationn.
An preparations had been made fof the
execution and great numbers " Chloe.
iaWn from the nation SOME Of whom
had been on the road f1r three days.
werc there tn witness &c. Hall an HOUR
before the time rnt q rcpfirvc clWH
from the Chuctuw capital and Wullu
TunukA had now lease ~ lie.
Tho execution was thtn got fnr Apfl
10. ana nrain Wulln Tounin seems co.
have boon un the brink ~ the grave.
bat again the roprirvo was received
Just 10 time Co rave hlH lie. Tho case
was then delayed Tor months. because
the ciuHh between the Federal and
Territorial authorities aud the oxpcu-
ton was delayed until today.
The chief was appealed tu again. but
refused 60 Interfere and az last ruHdrt
"a writ ~ hnhcaH corpus was asked for
IN the Federal court here. n was grant
cd and "a deputy sheriff started with 70
for Aligcni. bot 10 ~ doubtful n he can
make the eighty miles overland IN time
60 stop the execution.
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Conspiracy Case Goes Over Unit
April 10th Next
PROSECUTION Is NOT READY
nrfcns" u Indignant, n. They ,iain
that Their. couid b. nut
one Result.

p,tt,.t ~ %. a.. -.
IhNNp''phlh' f'p s''-'h H"'''h "'
District Attorney Rothormrl the quay
rongpirary trial has b,sn postponrd nm
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=" Nl'" '''"' NV "'a''',' avn IVY Wv
not state hlH reason Tor lho motion Tor
the pustp0nemont Though interest IN
ia. trisi v.ns int,nv. thrntipho,tt th.
'l'|' h'I' was no 'tvNnlhk 'h 'h'
court because ~ an order Issued by the
court That only the luwyorr directly la.
- , ..I,
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nrHHtH ana a limited number ut news
paper men should be- admitted. san-
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''u'' ROOM N'''NllAl'l'H ny th''I '"A"-
Fnl, Rufus Shapiey, 4. $, L.. Shields aui
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
Two Commissioners Report That 5000
Filipinos Are Eager to Quit.
AGUINALDO LIKEWISE ANXIOUS.
nsugen Leader is Inclined Accept Pacific overturesEnemys
Sharpshooters Annoy Troops
Absolute Quiet Prevails in 1ana-Estent o the Fire

Manila. Feb. 27.-ti5j p m.--Two COM
miaironcrH who returned from Muiolos
under "a ilng of truce today report that
5000 rchois arc anxious to surrender.
They also express the belief that
Aginaldo ~ Inclined to accept pacific
ovorturoa. Mai. den. otis ala not
receive the commissioners,
PEACEFUL IN MANILA.
Manila. Fob. q. 1865 a. m.-Exccpt
for an occasional vollcy aud some
individual nrlug by the rebels from
the iunglUs near Caio0can. along tho
river IN the vicinity ~ San Pedro Ma
eta, all was quiet along tho entire line
last night The oncmy's HhnrrahootcrH
AZ Caloocnn continue Co annoy the sole
dicru In the day time. but the Amcrl-
cans no longer pay much attention to
thoms rcsorvlng their nrr until the
rebels appear Ia the open In sufficient
force TO Justify u vollcy or an OCCASION
NJ shell.
During the night time the men are
accustomed 10 the enomy'r ralutcs, and
majority of them remain undia-
turhcd secured by the outpostn and son
tries.
In Manila ubrolute quiet prevails:
the streets are deserted. and the only
sounds To be heard after O'Clock Ia
she evening are the tramp of the pa
trolls and scntrics and the occasional
canicr u the hoofH OF an officers horse.
Tho insurance companies, after a
conference. have decided 20 accept war
risks at an additional premium Of 5,s
per cent per month.
5000 HOUSES WE'RE DESTROYED.
Now York. Fob. 25.--A dispatch to the
Herald from Manila says
The battalion ~ the Twcnty-third In
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faniry that has sailed on the transport
Pcnnuylvanla fpr the island " ccbu IL
commanded hy Major gnodnl. with
Lieut. uppdnll udiutnnt aud Lieut. Me-
Nnbb a. quartcrmastcr.
The battalion Includes company A.
commanded by Captain Icndleton,
company X commanded by Lieut..
Aionrc. company commanded by Lieut.,
schlcy nnd company u commanded by
Lieut.. StrutEcugur
An idea % the extent 81 the loss hy
if,a IN the suburbs OF Manila since
Wednesday may Doc obtained from tho
figures herewith given;
sixty buildings ~ stone and one hum
drcd nnd nfty substantial wooden alruc.
turns with iron roofs were destroyed.
In addition 5000 nipa houses % tho ma
tivca were burned.
DEATHS IN MANILA.
Washington. Feb q The following
was received from Gcn, Ouai
Manila Fob .5.--Adiutnnt General,
Washington Following deaths since
last weekly report
February ~. Private James <. Morris,
~ flfHt Tonncssco, vnriolA; 18th. chap
lain John H. Thompson. First wash
lnrion. acute iuterncilitiH: Privntcs
WIN. y. Stanley. y. First Montant. ma
lnrill fever, goth, Arthur Ramsay. y.
First Colorado. spinal meningitis. Rob.
crt l.. Nnnuman, I. Thirteenth MINI,
Narlnlh. Henry X. Saunders. y, FJur-
tctnih Infantry, dyHeutcry. 2ist, Corr
ppral Harry u. stroud. l.. First Wash
inEton. dygenicry. Private James
GannnF, -. First Idaho. vnrioin. 2gnd,
Jacob HUH, X. Foufthccnih Infantry.
varloln' s1rd. Andrcd g. cole. h. Four
tccnih Infantry, Vnrloln. Adoiph AK.
idiuH. y, First Idaho. dyHentery; slth.
Albert iiaviland. y. First Colorado.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
rnur ron orEMANy.
Go,rrnmcnt viii Admit American Oranges
Lemons aud Haisins without Examination.

Berlin. Feb gi-Thc officials ~ tho
German foreign office have notified the
United States embassy that the guvorn-
muut VIII hruccfurth admit American
ORANGES. lemons ana ri.Hina without eN-
animation. nnJ also that all American
frash and dried fruit win bee allowed TO
pass iu bond through Germany without
being examined There decisions arc
based 0u tho favorable reports VI mo
German exports sent 10 America, The
question whether dried fruit Hnut
abroad iH harmless. especially Tor thn
trauHmlssiOn ~ SAN jose ana other
insects aud whether the fruit may be
Imported without previous examination,
has not yet been decided. The lroba-
hillty "a that the decision will be- favor
uhlo o. American interests
The officials OF the United States cm-
hnFFy have cuhlcd the above facts TO
the authorities at Washington.
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Large Increase la Exports aud Imports
Immigration Jumps ~ O,pid,

san Frlncicu. Cat, Feb 2a-The
custom house figures ut Honolulu Tor
the year 1875 have lust been complied.
They show large increase both ~
exports and imports The total value
nj the exports was gl,,3i5.iit as against
siGOll,,15 for 1897,
Thr value Of the imports, Including
specie. WAS fll. GO.Na1, us usaluHt So
CSs.G2s IN 1897, un increase ~ gi.gdS26-'
ftaff nf thls increase was an Increase
I'm Imports from tho United states,
IN Increase In Imports from Great
Rrltnin ana Germany came next IN
amount. those from Great Britain be-
Ing Stslgii nnd from Germany Nb9,ill.
The customs duties collected were
gSgGg,g ma against SOS igl for 1897,
There came tn the Islands during tho
year l7.s2a persons mot including naval
or military torces) and there departed
1913 lcuying net gain OF population
through immigration OF 9.9l6.
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New York Fob. g,.-A dispatch ~.
cclVcd IN Brooklyn today announces
the death % CongroHaman Dents ~.
Hurley ut Hot SPRING.. Va, yesterday
afternoon. lie WAS serving hm second
term nn representative from the Second
New York district.
Mr.. Hurley was born IN the city OF
Limerick. March H. isJ,. ana came 10
brooklyn Ia 1870. lic was connected
with the W. H. Beard Dredging com-
pany uf New York was oicctcd to the
Fifty.fuurth and reelected 90 the
fifty-hfth congfcHscH 90 "a Republican.
lle was "a candidate Tor election Ia tho
ffiy-aiNth Congress. but was defeated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
Appropriation for Salt Lake Public
Edifce to Come Up Tomorrow,
AMOUNT Is NOW 100000.
Upon Its Passing the House Raw
iins viii Immediately Broach
the subIcc, la the senate.

Washington. u. G.. Fob. s5.-Thc salt
Lake Public building bill viii pass the
House tomorrow, the committee on
rules has decided TO allow tlioac bills to
BE- considered from eleven I'D n. until 9
+. m. There Is no doubt ~ he passage
Of the Salt Lake appropriation. Senator
l,nwllns viii Immediately give la the
Senate that tilv House amendment be
accepted. which reduces tho|nmount 10
three hundred thousand dollars.
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cmeL shIp % lhe ,IlLaae. Na,y.

san ftaheinco. ron. So The Japan
cao cruiser Chltoae viii BE- placed In the
dry dock today. 30 thut the naval con.
Htructiun % the Japanese navy may IN.
npcct her plates below the water line
and her propoiictu before finally nc-
ccptirg the vessel fruS her builders
Whom she comes OF the dock she win
ny the japanese mas and VIII become
the crack rhip OF the Mikadn navy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27

Plttsncld Mass, Feb, 23.-I3dwnrd
Hampton company II, second oregon
regiment. who was killed near Manila
on Feb 2snd. " thought 10 be the SON
Hampton lott home for the klondike
about two years ago and the first his
father knew OF his enlistment was
when ho read the account OF his death.
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Olplocnb Notices.
llnantlal


TO THE HOLDERS or THE uERc,>ru.
TRUST CO>IPANi'S ELD..A.t/.rfn. ,,'
TiFNA TEs OF DEPOSIT FOR IuT sr,,n,
TIES MENTIONED BELOW I>>iLu I>nrn
TIE PLAN And tIKEElEIT Dated srp
TIMBER -, I-o>. FOR ItE REORGA\Ix.
IIO\ or tONsOI.IBi 81 HE O.,
THN ONO RAILROAD COMPANY. s,x
d. SKY. nAN>fi.LE AND "" .Rh nan
ROAD COMPANY. 'OLl N!g> ANU ti\,u
Ni1I NiDLA,D RAILROAD CCrp,>,
NEWARK. SOMERSET SD >IRAIg-IIrr
RAILROAD 'O'irtNi, AND PITT>BIRc ,,
JUNCTION RAILROAD COTPANI. N,urIx'
Central Ohi" R"iiroad 'oinpn", {. Per Zen,
Bonds;
snnhus!., Mansfield and Newark RaiIr.,a
Company Per Cent. Boad,:
Columbus and Cincinnati Midland HaIIross
Company &. Per Cent. bonds
Newark. Somerset. and strait>,iI- RaiIroa.
Company Per Cent. Bonds
Pittsburgh junction Na.irond Company Fi,.
Mortgage q Per Cent. Bonds;
Pittsburgh Junction RnIIrond Compan, s.,
onI Mortgage = Per cent. B"nd-i
PITTSBURGH Junction Terminal '"mpnn,.
Per Cent. BONDS;
Pittsburgh Junriio. Rniir"nd Company Ps,
f-rrcd ,toc!-:
Holders z rho above. rfr.e3 M.rfrtI. r...t -
plnv- Ro.reaa1a..a rer.r s.. 20 .,i 81. ... a.,s.,
that .'n..a- t.e 3-.si. .. ta. r.r Ir.t..-. fae-.
ani M4l" 3D.. .i-.a Ff.' 81 .sf4.. ...t Ga
y nas ta' .r.si...-.. .t.' amazed tH.4 p.
lash rotmen.. t pt.a f.. n....- ... ...s...,
= p.i-,- r.a .e en.t..a 4aI.r 'a. i.'t ~,
the lrfsr.-t % 'r. fe' ...- lr
$3.50 H,d... q -4.. .tr1,f. ~.
T.'-if a..A fe. .i.. -i.. .'.t .......' mi g.
sf.er OCTOBER aIu .-na ..n ,-.-.... ,,..
r .r,rIsal.a r.r.f.a'. .f re r. 4,
Oh. u.p--tar ru. t>Ittr t"sr 0N
pANY y lsD r.i4'.. . r- '' $50 g.r. 4,
10 apar9raf..r stamped
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The United States Treasury received last week
from customs H050ll2 from internal revenue to'l.-
qq3 and from miscellaneous $3.50 253. total
Of sl0S4l 355. against Sol'S,s62 IN the preceding
week Receipts for the month 20 date. $slo02;
expenditures $4,000. excess Of receipts. 81 2W02
Receipts FOR fiscal year $l52l765>S; expenditures.
t47 2s2 IA: excess Of receipts A9i3S4 The Treas
ury's actual cash balance decreased in the week
s35 o73 and now stands ri s2@e32.7@ Receipts
Of National bank notes for redemption in the
week. 81. 22337a.
Tho Treasury statement Of Saturday compared
with that Of week
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AMERICAN STOCKS IN LONDON.

London. oct S-American securities last week
mo-, only recovered lost ground. but most of them
closed higher and firm. Among the advances noted
are Ncw-York Central and Hudson River. when
rose one point; Northern Pacific Preferred ~ Den
yer and RIO Grande preferred. "a and Chesapeake
ard Ohio g. Norfolk and Western common fell
s.. Louisville and Nashville u and Northern Pa
ciAc Il
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RANK EXCHANGES AND STOCK SALES.

The bank exchanges Of the New-Nork Gearing
House and the stocks sold NJ tho New-fork s'ocN
Exchange last week and for the same week OF the
preceding two years compare ms follows;
oct o OF Oct. S. 'es Oct, :. .e9
, s-Ti ae. los sSSp oS5 $50 l.45o eo2 $50
EXchanses 60 So Sc ~ 0so I02 LOIS 2lo
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

week
dnnaIr o
ne
with he X and
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Actual cash
outstanding cor ...... goo. --
tlnca:es .S21H8lHN" S@'N'"'"'f Inc S-''-''
Deposits in Ma 49,.
fional hanks. -. ls""l' Lon ~ ''' i'''f''
Available $3.50 see 7a9 $40 c'@ - r." - -: ~
N,ncT liabilities "a aas II 10. -, In. i7Gi 35
ActI cash hal $3.50 so ~3 $2>N.t"-7"" Dec $H'' "''
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare M follows
with those OF week ago
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED ~ Frederic II Hatch ~ 70 nTo'd'sD
STOCKS
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To- TIE HOLDERS OF TIRE NERo ,>TmE
Trust COIPA.l'S REORGA.IZlTION GER.
JIFICATEs OF DEPOSIT TOk IIE >EotRI.
TIES MENTIONED BELOW. i>>t I'd lNDER
THE PLAN AND AGREEMENT DATED SEP.
TENDER -. 1895. FOR THE REOEG iNIZA.
TION OR CONSOLIDATION OF THE CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY. >Ay.
Duskl MANSFIELD AND NEW ARA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. COLtNBt AND pNCN.
>ATI MIDLAND RAILROAD 'onPANi
NEWARK. SOMERSET AND SIR hI>NILLF
RAILROAD COMPANY. AND PITT>ntRGH
JUNCTION RAILROAD COMPANY. NtnELN
Central Ohio Railroad '"mp"n> Preferred
stock;
Central ohio Railroad Company 'ommos
stock
sandusLy Mansfield and Newark Railroad
Company stock;
Columbus and Cincinnati Midland Railroad
Company Preferred stock;
Pittsburgh Junction Railroad Company Conn
mon stock:
Holders = rho at're.nar.i Msr.,r-.. Tr,' con
rarv's Reorg4a.za'l-n Cera afes , ~ - are har''y
notified that they may geD'.r" tf' n~H .-i's O. -
issued unter slf Pan together "it1 art .ls1 pay
mems q which they nav be- entitled %. iresniaV' n
- -,..,.r..- II ...i- ra-~Aa~ . -
,,s,t a, the Office - the Deposlrary, THE MEI'AN-
TILE TRUST COMPANY y go broadway. ~" ''~
IN and after OCTOBER 9ta. 80" TIE ~" Terra
Shares Trust ccrt.a-asl are = fhe gar Fa.H" ~"
e,ch Scrip eschansoa'le - round amounts f'r s ''F
Trust Certificates vii te issued ,or fractional An lr'
E, new shares Holders cr'iNei - Fractions = ''ir'
nav either sell The frar - ne undersigned ~ nay
base fr-n tho uala signed '1'h am 4a's ~ nay
re-assary 20 enffe them f' ar 'f'i'" -.'' '-''
.-srsn,,,,,rs Reorganization Certificates 0, Ie1 - ~
mail should indicate whether tney 1i-n . ~ y 'V
-. fractions ana whether they visa tf~ rev scout
,ss sen, ty registered nail express Ar '6e'r e''enS
ra,c-, Or-oter 80 800
sPEIER a co,
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THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
STOCK LIQUIDATION ENDS.

CONDITION OF THE FEDERAL TREASURY
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The following tables SHOW the movements -
tho chiee active stocks and bonds in the week
STOCKS.
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METROPOLITAN STREET RAILWAY.

The Metropolitan street Railway 'oWlany r.
por - The STATE Railroad '"ninls ION ioI inc t'''
ending juno @'. ..,,.s
lS-
81, Zoo !-n So .3> 10; Inc - 3i '''
Operating aSI..-.s. '"i@iii ".F'' '' I'D"
~ ...r.r.s sc2.,aa6 Si,.~o'p Inc Sliiti',l
- ''.-9 80 - az .,S h. - 80
&C.. --c - D. a.7 In. 81 GIi -'.'
i. -, 't.rres foi-a2l % 49, 20 lac - -
. s,,..,1.s >isla57o In- S7D2 -
Dividends ....-.-.. -i'l''" '''''" ''
- S,ccr.o S,i557o Dec sl7s5s"
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Adams Express. ...--..
Amer ear n Foundry ......
DO preferred .....
American Cotton 500.
81 D. "fer,ei
American Express .....
-Ameil.a. Mating ......
80 p.e. eN 4.v - = o..
'Au.r -u. ...uE * Ref
49, pr-ief.c1 ............
American spirits ..........
American steel 4 Wirr
DID, preferred ..... ....'
.hm.ri.la S.ae. Hoop ...
-. preferred ............
sAm.r sugar y fncrics ....
30 Y,.lrr-s1 ........
Auc- Tel.-rir. * cable.
.Amori an NH Plate ..'
20 rrfsrrr.i ...
American Trhic-o .........
do preferred .....
.An1r-nia ........
Atrh T-r ~ Santa Fo.
IN rrat. rred .....i
.Ameri.an Linsrod ....
-, rr terr,d .......
american Ice ........
r.oe * Civ ~ ? .
I31.ftnrg. f. ohio
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OFFICE OF
Union Pacific Railroad Co.
40 10 Broadway. Ne0 YORK
To Holders of Collateral Trust
Non.Cumuative Series A Income bonus
or THE
Oregon Short Line Railroad Co.;

oregon SnOTt Li1C N""'""N ~'
r-rton Pa-in- RAILROAD C-u.s Any iesrns ~ 1919. .
,.,r n The Collateral TrIs N'n-Do M tlN -.
Fire Per Cent Inc Bonds Z the ofe-'n -. - o.
LAD o1pany oners t holders oi SAcA 20 p.
rhancs the same f0r ia 90 FIRST Moits"-s s,,..
Cen, Cod Bonds. hona ,or 6ond. interest ' "
as accrued q September l. lSH 49,. q, "a.
This to constitute s,andns .re OK -,,aosas
a. ,oon a. .urrcler. tsad. have been eScaI's" 49,
rf,ro..s ~ Tr,ou Paeac Railroad Conl any -, r.
Ho,ters 81 tie Oregon Sh-!, Line Fif' ~ = -
come Fssnas seres A. desiring "a a,a. = ser - p.
r-.r-r.v ,arte- teeir hcnts FOR cNcha1se .-' t.ss
X. roic,v r 10. Cornrany Pest-n ~ mon F'
Railroad comrany lon Froaiwsy. ~" r.
Dated September !. i>N' -, ,,.,,.o s..-e,,r
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Dlul0cn0 \ oilccs

CENTRAL RAILROAD GO 0F NEW JERSEY
i45 Liberty street NcN y rN
October 81 1890
\ DIVIDEND II one per cent has this day
been declared. payable November let kao.ders
Z record me c.s- ~ business October 18Th The
transfer books VIII Pc closed from . 3 x Friday
October 18Th tn the mag 4 Friday October -oh
" WATSON Treasurer
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sPEIER Il CO..
KUHN. LOEB 4 co.
SPElER BROTHERS,
REORGANIZATION Manager
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SpIlIR a co.
KUHN. LOEB y 60.
>PEliR BROTHERS,

REORGANIZATION uanagcrs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-02-20
SECOND HARBOR PETITION
PILOTS NOT IN ACCORD WITH THE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Several Points in the Recommends
ton Should BE Changed-Will BE
Some Further Investigation.

The Cabinet had under considera-
ton this morning the petition or
recommendation of the Chamber of
Commerce respecting the harbor mas
ter and pilots of the port of Honolu-
lu. 1t appears that when the commu-
nication from the Cabinet was re-
ceived it was referred to the harbor
master and pilots for their opinion.
The reply was hardly what had been
anticipated. as the water front officials
disagree with the Chamber in several
essential details. There will have to
be more correspondence between the
Executive and the Chamber before
anything can now be done.
The next matter taken up was that
ed the petition of the American Sugar
Company to be allowed to put in a
freight landing at Kaunakaaikai, Mol
okai. 1t was decided to grant the pc
titon provided certain conditions
were complied with.
The condition of Lishman's quarry
on the side of Punchbowl came i'm for
considerable discussion. Minister
Damon and Attorney General Smith
reported upon the matter. 1t was de
cided to have the place resurveyed
and the levels established in order that
the danger point might be determined.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-02-20
+. B. DAMON,
At Bank of Hawaii.
U. 5. WAR DEPARTMENT.

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
AND MUTTON. L. S. Subsistence De-
partment Gedge Cottage, Honolulu, II.
l., u. S. A, February Is, 1899 Sealed
proposals, in triplicate, will be receiv-
ed at this office until II o'clock a. m,
February 2S, 1899, and then opened,
for furnishing the fresh beef and NUT
ton in bulk, $1,000 pounds, more or less,
required at this station by the Subsist-
7ence Department, U. S. Army, during
the period commencing March l. 1899,
and ending March 81, 1899. Fresh beef
shall be good in quality and condition
fit for immediate use, and from fore
and hind quarters proportionate-
ly including all the best cuts thereof.
Fresh mutton shall be of good and
marketable quality, from wethers over
one, and under three years old. Beef
and mutton to be dressed, and deliv-
cred as prescribed in circular of in
structions. Proposals will also be re-
ceived stating price at which bidder
will deliver fresh beef or mutton, of
character above stated, and to be de-
livered of temperature not greater than
so degrees Fahrenheit. Government re-
serves right to reject in whole or in
part any or all bids. Instructions fur
nished on application at this office.
PHILIP NJ. LYDIG, Captain and Com.
u. S. Vols, Chief and Purchasing Com
miSsary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-02-20
SILVER JUBILEE.
Chief Justice Judd's Quarter Century
on the Bench.

Chief Justice A. F. Judd has just fin
ished twenty-five years service on the
bench of the supreme court of Hawaii
Appropriate recognition of the fact was
taken by the Honolulu bar Saturday
evening by a dinner at the Hawaiian
hotel, at which the chief Justice was
the guest of honor.
Nearly every member of the bar res
ident in Honolulu was present. The
dining room and table We're handsome
ly decorated. The government band
furnished the music.
General A. f. Hartwell presided. His
address was a concise history of the
progress of law and the judiciary in
these Islands during the period that
Chief Justice Judd has been on the
bench
The response of the chief justice
was simple, modest and characteristic.
Other addresses were made by Pres
ident Dole, Judge Davidson, Associate
Justice Whiting, Judge Perry, Judge
Stanley. A. l.. c. Atkinson, 7. NJ. Nc
Clanahan, T. McCants Stewart, +. NJ.
Hatch, l.. A. Thurston, Attorney Cen
eral w. .. Smith and j. l.. Kaulukou.
Mr.. KaulukOu spoke i'm Hawaiian. At
torney General Smiths speech was
particularly happy in thought and eX-
pIpSGipD