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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-22
TOOK A SHOT At THE JUDGE.
An Exciting Scene I'm the Paris Pal
ace of Justice.

PARIS, March H-ln the palace of Jus
tice today an attempt was made to muir
der the presiding judge OF the Fifth court
by druggist named Bardin, who had just
lost a suit.
The justices had Just taken their seats
and counsel in another case had begun his
speech when Bardin aimed revolver and
fired three shots at the Judge who had a
narrow escape. the bullets grazing his
head. Municipal guards threw themselves
ON Bardln and removed him TO a cell while
the judge with perfect Goodness said to
the counsel: You can continue. maitre: It
Is nothing"
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Restricting Bank Loans.

WASHINGTON, March 2-The bin re-
stricting national banks from making
loans to their officers was favorably act
ed on by the house committee on banking
and currency today. The measure has
been urged by the comptroller of the cur
rency on the ground that many failures
were caused by ill-advised loans 10 offi-
Gals of banks.
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Ran Away From Home.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
COLFAx, March 2.-Sunday afternoon
Clay Haynes and Charles Henderson, To-
year-old boys. ran away from their
homes near Johnson, in this county. The
first trace of them was obtained Monday
evening. when the boys were seen pass
ing through st. John, about twenty-five
miles northwest of ColfaN. Yesterday
afternoon they rode into Davenport, when
Sheriff Gardner, who had been notified to
he on the lookout, arrested them on
charges OF horse stealing and incorrigi-
bflfty
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UNION MINERS RIOTING.
Close Mines Operated by Nonunfon
Men and BADLY Injure Some of
the EMPLOYEES,

BONNEVILLE, ILL.,, March H--Several
hundred miners marched here today from
the surrounding country and closed the
Wooley. Hestor and Kelly mines, which
are operated with nonunion men. A
procession was formed at the courthouse,
union men who refused to join being
forced in by revolvers.
There was a riot along the main streets
and several nonunfon miners were badly
hurt. The town board met tonight and
decided TO swear in fifty deputy sheriffs.
The situation is serious. The governor
will be appealed to.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-22
JACOB LoRILLARD BANKRUPT.
Has Managed 10 Get Away with
Four Fortunes Already.

NEW YORK. March n Jacob Lorillard,
formerly a brick manufacturer. has filed
petition In bankruptcy. Liabilities
<s6S 2g1 assets $500. Jacob Loriliard IS a
hacco man, and inherited 1880 600 from
his fathers estate.
His cousin, Catherine Wolfe. left him
sAa oe0, hts brother George heuucathed
$4,000 TO him, and an aunt left a large
sum TO him He receives an income OF
$4,000 from his fathers estate and this
sum, he testified IN a suit against him,
was necessary for his support.
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Special Dispatch TO the Post nteiligcncer
CWFHAIIS. March q The shiugle bolt
business Is active IN the eastern part OF
the county. There are 1000 cords In the
Newaukum river, which Will he driven 70
a min az Centralia next month on the
TIlden river S.0o0 cords We're driven last
week into the Cowliz river FOR a mill az
castle Rock and another big drive viii
soon follow ShinEle bolt camps are be
ing estAhllsheh In The Big Rnttnm.
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Canadian Miners Claim Men Are BE-
ing Imported.

WINNIPEG, Man, March 2l.--A provis-
fonal labor conference has decided to mike
strong representations to the Dominion
government as to the Wholesale infringe
ment Of the alien labor law, and especial
ly in British Columbia where il liz claimed
great effort is being made TO drive out
Minnesota and other Western states
Unions throughout the Dominion are TO
unite In an effort to secure as strong legis-
United States.
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RALEIGH. n e.. March 81 Gov RUS
sell h efisctally Informed thsi last n,sDt
George Ritt{e. a negro. near Carfhaze. and
attempted 10 hang him, agt he broke aWav.
lie was caught however horribly lnu-
fnstet and hanged and shot HIS mar
1erers are believed TO Re mooushipers
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Fanatics rsrres and reashrrea.

GtRkrNA, Neh. March si--'ToutEht a
mob took Louis Ftgs and vile aUgsei
religious fAnAtics, from their heAs ana
treated them 90 "a coat W tar ana Seattle
~ra The mob. numbering ahsat thtrte
prominent citiHeua. made h1 stffrrut al
dlssuisc X h alleged thai F9eE and
his wife has caused a number uf wornpr
60 forsakc home. husbands ans chif lrr,,
and take W. residence IN thc Fies
heaven"
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Found Dead I'm His Office.

TOLEDO, o.. March I.-Wrliam A.
Bunker, a prominent attorney and mill
tary man, was found dead in his office to-
day with bullet wound In the back OF
near him. 1t is not known whether il
was murder or suicide.
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Hank Robbery Attempted.

SueciRi piSpatch to the POst-In{eilig encer.
CASTLE ROCK, March M.--An uusuc-
cessful attempt was made Monday night
20 rob the Castle Rock bank. Burglars
entered the building by cutting through
the roor from beneath The vault doors
were opened by first destroying the locks.
The hurglar-uroof safe was damaged, but
the attempt to open Is failed
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CLEVELAND Mnchini.ts VIII strike.

CLEVELAND. o.. March 22.-Represen-
tatfves of 1000 machinists in the city Of
Cleveland after an all-night meeting de-
ctded at A. m. to go on a strike this
morning. Between 500 and 2O0o men will
go out. They are demanding a nine-hour
work day with the pay heretofore given
for ten hours
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WASHINGTON. March A.-Today's re-
ceipts of old government bonds for ex-
change for new per cents, amounted to
SlSs50, 800, making a total to date OF $685.
$4,000. The receipts from individuals to
date aggregate S6.6lO.s5
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~ Kelly Ms ~.
Rotary and srear
urer u IA imee-
aihls for nv
Weltmer to s,ssbd
to the eneImeus
demands made "
on him 70 sgss
He thnrsfonsbA
es Others u tan
up bis professsA
50 that h. n&F
cali upon then y
assist Elm IN NJ
noble work via
this In vlsw ~
American Nkaa
~ aiagnetic iisss
ing Was ssnBinA
The method N.
fectnd and n ~
in this sekoei b n
complete II Al "a
9eiails that ~
w4x.4sxt. 1<.s@14
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epecIal Dispatch to the Post Inteuigeucar.
CSlIFAN March st.--lu sGpeyt0r ta4rt
this morning. Ira Fraser, who had pleaded
guiity 20 grand larceuN, Was sentenced %
sarNe one year IN the penltontiary Jostpl
casey and Frank Leonard. guilty u tlulft
Mluor selling, were each sentenced 10 f0ar
months Imprisonment In the county Jal
at hard labor.
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LIFE AND DEATH FIGHT.

Mr.. ". A Hines. Of Manchester. Ia. writing OF
his slnns; miraculous escape from DEATH says: Ex-
posure after measles induced serious hing trouble,
which ended IN Consumption / had frequent hem
orrhages, and coughed night and day All my doc
tors said I must soon die. Then ! began 10 use
Dr. Kings New Discovery, which wholly cured me.
Hundreds have used II on my advice. and all say
81 never fails TO cure Throat Chest and Lung
troubles" Regular size sDc and sLe0. Trial bottles
free al
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& HOLMES DRUG co
A WEALTH OF BEAUTY

Is often hidden bT unsishtly Pimples, Eczema
letter. Erystpelas, Salt Rheum. etc. Buckien's Ar
Mica salve Eiii Shortly the face by curing all skir
Eruptions, also Cuts Bruises, Burns, Boils Felons
Uicer. and worst forms Of Piles. Only &c a box
Cure guaranteed. Sold by
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG co.
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TEACHES MS METHOD 70 oIlRi

The American School OF Magnetic fissl
ing is organized under the laws Il IA,
state OF Missouri. Prof Weitmef i h,
president ~ this institution and pssf /
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lie reason. After fol-
wing your. kind adj
ce and taking Lydia
!. Pinkham's Vege-
able Compound, 1 be-
came the mother Of
d a beautiful baby
boy, the joy of our
home. He In q
4 fat healthy baby,
thanks to your medi-
cine. "--MRs. MrypA
FISKLE, Roscoe,
:: !: !: !: 6: : 6: ::
n N. Y.
MN From Grateful
'TM Mrs. Lane
#NA " DEAR MRs.
kV PINKHAM: - 1
aV wrote you a let
ter some time
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\ Qu.ck safe and suro Relief for Sick
or Nsrvu4s Headache. Hackache Stoua-
ach Pains. Neuralgia. Nervousness. Irri-
liability. sIeeplessness, Rheumatism. Sci
atica- Contain DO opium OF morphine and
leave no bad after-effects. = doses Sc
A. -IssslstA
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GREATtFALL4S Mont March "a Small
poN has broken ont iu the Great Ngrtr--o
about 80 men arc az work Thirty 1....s
have oeen GlEs14Y rGaortsA
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my BEAUTIFUL BABY BOY
Weak Women Made Happy by Lydia r.
Piukham's Vegetable Compound -
Letters from Two VINO Now Havs
Children.

"DEAB Mrs. PrrKHAM 1T was my
ardent desire to have a child. / had
been married three years and was
childless, so wrote to you to find out
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r n anc SAM
I'm
70 by ecsmber5
have
o- ar-i 9s
Z T. 81 9s I'D
No change
Attest mail
December
Is rifugals of de-
price
n, i
the 9Th inst made advance OF
American refining Is
trade Europsa marks It's al - lower.
NO Sd
bsss 9s Mail
IN Amerfca
is
Stray
IN mated
Totals
All cable
TONS
our latest sugar telegram at hand th~
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to accommodate themselves to the ex.
t.emeS Oh the elements.
- CHRISTMAS GIVING

Dpnt forget Christmas is the day TO
~" 10 i.iui '.dsla.iJy. never uuy Things
i"i tIle-" mole idL..iy, tnertIors
bV.A repeat yourself. Dv.l give TO
otheis this Year wAat they uid ~ you
last, That is very Dad taste.
Don't buy father, Drotners or hus-
pa4u lies siippers Or pipes. Choose
Father something they w.u not wes.,
Out ana VIII appeal To their taste.
Ion give your mother a useful
gil, ultess you are too poor for augnt
ORNAMENTAL. she may be getting o.a,
put she still loves pretty tri..kets. Graf
lily her.
Don't decide not to give at all b acause
you cannot give HANDSOMELY. Good VIII
ls the watchwOrd. ana goou sens. Viii
help you 10 choose lovely gifts for LITTLE
money.
! Making presents literally with your
own Ialr tor tanaed) hands doubles the
value literally and sentImentaIIy very
OFTEN. Busy times are these 10 every
one. ana the stores overflow with things
that require small outlay
Dont miss book departments. There
never was such harvest or books, Al
aStoundmgly low prices, as now
Pictures or antiques and Sarg pan
els. framed in dull black. are artistic ia
the extreme, and cost very little. Ia
pestry panel pieces. set IN black frames.
are quaint and inexpensive for lovers
OF the house beautiful
Unless you know the fads of your AZ
quaintances don't buy them freaky
gifts. A plaster dog to a girl who de-
tests the real animal would be i'll chos-
en-.
Cushions go" with coilegians; so do
rugs, silk blankets, gun-metal militaI y
brushes and-al men like books
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WATER NOTICE.

+. f..rrIbnce with Section OF Chap
XXyt of The laws % i1s:
All persons holding water privileges
~. n.s. paying water rates are here
...#.I that the waer rates for
.m .rd.ug June 30. 1901. will be
~ sHI payable at the Office OF the
fmul Water Works on the ist day
IaaH. 1901
4. u.r rates remaining unpaid for
n.s after they are due will be sub
Iu. .. additional ten per cent.
An pr,#aEps upon which rates re-
.in unpaid February rs. 1901. go
sr 1H.r becoming Delinquency. arr
.Fs IH suspension without further
ag,s
Rates ore payable az the Office OF the
r,ifr Works In the basement OF Capt
bgHdIug
ANDREW BROWN
Rurt Honolulu Water Works.
honolulu. Dec 20. 1900 s733
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NOTICE.

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Union Feed CO., Ltd, held the 18th
day of December. 1900. the following
Dc rsons were elected as officers Of the
company to serve for the ensuing year,
viz:
President ............. Mr.. w. F. Allen
Vice President ...... Mr.. E. ID. Tenney
Manager and Treasurer ...
................ Mr.. F. W. Macfarlane
Secretary Mr.. Southland Hoffman
AUDITOR ..-...---....-... MT. r. klamp
Directors-Mr. W. F. Allen. Mr.. E.
ID. Tenney, Mr.. F.. w. Macfarlane Mr.
Geo. II. Robertson, Mr.. H. A Isen-
berg, Mr.. F. r. Vida
F. r. VIDA,
Secretary Urion Feed Co.. Ltd.
573i
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WONDERFUL TENAcITY TO LIFE

The tenacity OF germ life In surviv-
ing exposure TO great extremes Of
temperature Is often quoted ns a re-
markable example OF the tenacity Of
life. Something equalins. II not rival
ing this phenomenon. II credited %
the alhatross. According 20 Nature 50
an albatross captured on n steamer
was apparently strangled by tying a
cord tightly around the neck and al
lowing Il % remain there. closing the
beak. and fastening the legs across
behind the tail. The bird was then
wrapped In a cloth and put In a refrig-
orator, where II was subjected 10 q
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the weeka nd
na p S c Tasr and New Years holidays
Most plantations win then have r n, See
The mos, p ,, to Be an awakening all
Si"y "'nnn has had downward
eern,o S "oe as IL heard
coo which 10000 to carry out extensive Improve
beginning February Of s@ per the cent maath say
few v S finished her seasons
sfyS ss s%s $40 share selling for paid up a,
s Tt VI % s n sss Ssss;:s sssiSss & ri
osFs amount fon@en S p s
DECREASED DIVIDENDS SUGAR COMPANY
ssse' s ss%sis 1 1 s decrease its dividend F'"
a11 SUSPEND ss sH %" for on a as aF''
Ss ias in Oahu r''n''" Company stock
TIE MARKETS YORK
on any pS q&k d Ps n, Vac
s up .tds the Ss% %RdsT the
81 . :'S : s:5f %sss T e s y::s
S5 market .Ssv ysfS e
5h @ t but sss -s GSs @ . s1ssy se
3 is a s:; s ss' Sa Is sS@s5
INV TSF A. I bonds
$s $. sss a'1 'sissl ss5S;,
=. s 9 s s sl 60 s. as sss
ils coupon - registered and coupon
coNv1cTs STREETS
U@ badly & st ~ S the H sy h stTf aSns r9 T
mr. thus regard F TO she hos with pick and shovel and nj
lay ;i%'i aS d a susR sT s Sss
a
onwthfw
out
HARRISON STREET
s s s s sss Clark e o; % s Ai s!sss s s
COMPLETING THE DIAMOND BOULEVARD
PEE Hen IS @ 81
S SHs Il S @ % S t road Road Supervisor Campbell
NOTHING NEW AMONG ARCHITECTS
sss sis'' n sss a ss'
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temperature varying from 0 to II de-
gress Fahrenheit for ten days. When
the supposedly dead bird was taken
cot Of the ice chest, although the low
er part Of the body was frozen. II was
still able to emit feeble sounds. 70
open end close its eyes. and remained
alive for several hours. Another bird
was hung up by its beak. after ap-
parently being strangled % death, In
a refrigerator where the temperature
was not over degrees and kept there
for four days. yet when taken out It
was still alive. Mother Nature GER
taYnly has given remarkable powers
of endurance 10 some OF her feathered
progeny In her effort 20 enable them
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DR.. PRITCHETT'S OPTIMISM

sachusetts Institute Of Technology. in
speaking Of the belief that politics were
all impure. recently said: NO man
can be brought into contact with the
actual machinery Of our Government,
can mingle with the men who make our
laws. who interpret them and who exc
cute them. without gaining not only a
wholesome respect for the service OF
the state. but also a reasonable hope
fulness for the future Of our institu-
tons"
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL NE RECEIVED AT THE OF
A. " Board % Commissioner Cen
n fire station. until January Is.
fi ior the delivery In Honolulu
Min three months after notification
F5eptance Of tender. for
one arst-size steam piston FIRE en-
f.s capacity 1000 90 100 gallons per
ssats Approximate weight 5000
olnds
specification must accompany all
it
Aso. f1r
las ,wo-horse hose wagon equipped
N seryIcel. % carry 1900 feet IRE
ss
ge.acatlon 10 accompany all bids.
ne commissioners reserve the right
rIeci any or all bids.
KENNETH n. q. WALLACE.
SpCretary Board OF Commissioners.
Honolulu Fire Department.
r.5
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NOTICE.

THE PACIFIC MILL COMPANY
has succeeded to the planning mill busi-
ness OF the Enterprise Mill Co. Ltd.
Alakea and Richards streets, and re-
specially solicits the patronage of al
former customers Of the latter mill
company.
EMMETT MAY,
5732 w. II. G. ARMENIAN.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER.
SHIP.

THE CO-PARTNERsHIP HERETO
fore existing between E. J. Duffey and
W. J. England, doing general plumb.
Ing business in Honolulu. Territory OF
Hawaii, under the Arm name and style
OF "Duffey & England" is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. owing to
the withdrawal Of z. J. Duffey from
said firm, and 20 his departure from
said Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, December IA, 1900.
E. ]. DUFFEY,
5729 w. J. ENGLAND.
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MORTGAGES NOTICE OF INTEeS-
TON OF FORECLOSURE MD
OF SALE

! Notice Is hereby given that pursuang
to the power of sale contained IN that
certain mortgage dated May 5th, 1885,
made by William x Kaleihuis Of Eo--
nolulu, Island of Oahu, Territory ee He.
wall. mortgagor, to William e. Brask
OF said Honolulu, mortgage, and re-
corded in the Registry of Conveyenees
In Honolulu, in Liber 119, on pages 35f.
10 300, the mortgage intends 20 fore
close the mortgage for condition brols-
en-, to wit: the non-payment oe prinei--
pal and interest when due
! Notice is likewise given that the.
property conveyed by the said mort
gage will be sold at public auction ae
the auction rooms of James F.. MoT-
gan, Queen street. Honolulu. on Satur-
day. the 5th day of January, 1901 at
IL o'clock noon. The property covered
by said mortgage consists Of:
First-All that certain tract Of land
situate at Leleo. Honolulu. Island Of
oahu, Hawaiian Islands. described. In
Royal Patent No. 2A56. Land Comrnis-
sion Award No. 732. containing an area
OF l7-10o acres, and being the same
deed of KanakaokaI. dated January.
18th. 1888. and recorded In the Office
! OF the Registrar of Conveyances or
May sth. 1898. In Liber III. pages 49,
and 49, $500
/ Second-An that certain tract a fandc
tanning an area of rs IL acres, and be-
Ing Apana Of Royal Patent Grant No
t2ose to Kaulunahele. and the land by the
said Kauiurr' conveyed to Puues
by deed dated November I'D, 1852, re-
corded In said Registry Office IN Ltber
Is. page 10.
| Third-All that certain tract Of land,
situate at Apueoiki. Kula, Maui, con-
tanning an area OF forty-seven acres
and being the same premises described
In Royal Patent Grant No. 2e06 to Pr
Iue.
Together with the tenements, here
ditaments. privileges and appurte-
nances thereunto belonging
VIM. G. BRASH,
Mortgage.
Terms-CaRh; United States gofd
coin: deeds at expense OF purchaser.
For further particulars apply to
Holmes & Stanley, attorneys for mort
gage.
Dated. Honolulu. December 70 1900
b726
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PLEASE REMEMBER THE GOODS
ARE ALL NEW, AND SPECIALLY
IMPORTED FOR. THE CHRISTMAS
TRADE. / HAVE RECEIVED IN
STRUCTIONS TO SELL, WITHOUT
RESERVE, TO THE HIGHEST BID
DER FOR CASH.
Seats will be reserved for the ladies.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that THE ENTERPRISE MILL Co.
LTD. of Honolulu, has discontinued
the planning mill business. The Com
pany Office is now located at the Ma
COON building. room IL. All persons
owing accounts to said company will
kindly settle the same promptly. 5731
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NOTICE.

LAU YIN AND LAU TONG give no.
tice that they have been legally ap-
pointed attorneys In fact for Lau Lam
OK Hongkong. heir OF the late Lau
Chong. and that they have a full power
OF attorney to this effect issued al
Hongkong.
LAU YIN,
b1le LAU TONG.
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FISH FOR TODAY.

WISH SALMON. IIALfBURT.
t'1n, Trout. Sole. Founder. Oys-
IN shell or cans. etc: fine lot 90
Ir'm, Come and try our fish
ONHLrLU MARKET CO. LTD.
Tel. 2ig: Bethel 50.
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POWER or ATTORNEY.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
I a. L. G Atkinson holds my power
attorney.
i. G. ". W. NORTON.
honolulu. December 10. 1900. 1874
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

IHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
excelsior Lodge No. l. l. o. q. D..
especially requested 20 assemble
. ileir lodge room. on Sunday. De-
n''r 81 1900. at 2 30 D. m. sharp.
Y me purpose OF attending the FUN
4 or our late Brother. J. A. Hopper.
ulcers and members OF Harmony
edt' No g l. q. q. r.. and visiting
.o,uers are fraternally invited 10 at
PHf order y q.
l.. L. Ia PIERCE.
Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-22
NOTICE TO oAlsYuEN

THIS DATE ANY DAIRY.
~ found using our milk cans Tor d..
~ ~ milk or otherwise will DO
secuted
NOLrLC DAfRYMEN's Asgo.
'tATtON
honolulu. Dec. "a. 1900 ss2s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-22
REGARDING THE
iNrERMENT OF THE DEAD
~ THE DISTRICT OF
HONOLULU.

Whereas. That there having been no
als prepared for burial Of the dead
required by law at the expiration Of
y period act, October lat. 1900. and an
rsnsion % time having been granted
b such special burial permit until
'nsisries az prescribed by law should
, yallable. and now that such FEAST
}. arrangements are an accomplished
ast therefore
Received. That no s~rmit for inter
,shs shall be granted within the city
niu except 10 those already possess
y burial pIcs.
Ms regulation shall go into effect
am and after the FIRST day Of Janu-
H. A. n. 1901.
G. n. WOOD.
President Board OF Heahh.
i'aoluiu. Nov. 2. 1900 s7o7
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-22
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the California Feed
Co, Ltd, will be held at their office
on Thursday, Decmeber 9th, 1900, at
II a. m. c. NJ. ". FORSTER,
Secretary.
December 22d. 1900 5735