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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24
JUST Az

In the Kansas City journal. Re
publican, Of July &J:h, WIS d three
column illustrated article Oh the
sla"- production Of coffee IN the Sylu
islands. These islands are under tie
protection Of this country and our
flag floats over them and the slaves.
The XIIIth amendment to the con.
stituiion Of the United States reads
this way:
Neither s~lsvery MOI involuntary
~s"EvItuIe. except for punishment FOX
crime whereof tue party shall have
been duiy convicted. Ehall exist with.
in the United States. OR ~ NY
PLACE SUBJECT TO THEIR
JURISDICTIONS
Now 10Y loyal friend. how are you
going to reconcile these codi:iUns?
Slavery exists unicr the Jurisdiction
Of this country, and the grand old Re
publican party controls the nation. il
every department. Who is tramp
ling dom the constitution? But
the rich and powerful eau do nc
wrong against tine weak and helpless
Appeal to Reason.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24
The Weekly independent.
IS PICTURES.

The SicKnleyite neTe- iiae q
larping upoa the wonderful P-o%-
peiiy OF The country. According 20
their way o. looking At things every
body Il rolling " Esdih- ms Ear-
chant i busy " his desk comia-c
up BIS gains am the !absriHs n.a =
living On IL Tat o! tke izsi sd
clo:hng 81 ieAiig u pn-P!e zrd nee
inen. II isf- iasay5szta1. tbg
hear tie mz-t! imgj= % t=ezty dbl
iar pisoos Il evctybo5ys rc=fst=
To tEea hs sun q property zl
aeTe get 90 cog - ne Il plpEza
party remains ID power. 20! oae-
let ;Hs wicked DeEo=ratz on1e ip:o
power and poverty will spread a1er
iEe lard and business failures =il
folIpE each other 80 rapidly TIA; al
MGural bankruptcy aag-ts xii hz5e
TO be established. Irs.ezd q tie
lsbOE!nG man Er.as 0a ;aIk I'D
honey aad clothing his family Il pu:-
pc and ;iae linen, - -iH live o.
hrsks and his family 70 RATED
What . pretty Pictz-s thy paint
o. ihs present. bat hoB cIcs,5y the
future! Bet ;here i another s:dz 20
each picture NeF:hs- izfgladed up
On fact, bui exists osly IL lie brains
OF those EEo are 20 derEiy z;=eped II
~parGsznEhIp ;lai they caa sse z0shing
good IN anything TIA; dozz not 6+ay
tins party stamp. II such marvellous
property exists IN 4s syln;y. rag
Is II that D1ns reT.sE 81 trade H..
July sLoxs a total Of I53J F4iilTes in
all branches * BUSINESS Tor that
nonth with Liabilities of over 5lT.ryJ.
co: 10 commenting "a tbs stake u
adairs Dan says:
Tbs total Shove Z hs-ry l-crc4e
IN comparison Tiih TIE cynespont-
ing n0a:h last pear, which L mainly
doe TO phenon@zIIy saaai eondi-
tons st that tine. Tha; q Tia: tie
country hal gsycaseap million dollars
~crA d property n0re IN Jolly
1873 than It Lai IL July 1900 "Aat
EgT becomes 81 the toasted prosper.
IT, sbgui which the AcKln!eyite
YaRPs 60 much? TEose Egu;cs Of
Dunn make q dark oolOriDg % tie
prosperity picture. So viii ;iie col.
oring Of tie other picture change,
when the country settles down undo.
Democratic rule as it will after the
ith OF next March.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24
A SERMON

On one Sunday morning the Bishop
OF Cork presctsJ. lie =as a =Plec.
did man, an IriEhmzn TO the back
bone, and Possessed Of as fine a
brogue as ever distinguished 4 son
OF Erin HIS congregation WIS made
up q The very Se=0c Ct fashion -
Dublin. which ID those days vas one
81 the greatest social c=nteH Of the
world. NO:oHou,!! people were hy-
ing beyond their means, Tor the in
come OF the landed estates OF Ireland
hal taken a big tumble. But that
made 20 difference and the good
dressing vent on as before and was
one Of the smallest extrarsgances
Tie Bishop preached on the subject
o. extravaganza and EPuke particular
j. Of over dressing. His ermon was
d bitter a-raiguueni Of the sin OF
debt and the wiC-einesS Of setting
the heart on fashion and dress. lie
attacked tie c~yerIrrssai Oman and
wound up this PARTICULAR reference
this say.
NOV supposiGs every u OF We
every me man and woman. should
stand up IN this church, take OFF the
clothes ye have not paid Tor. just
1alkin' out with the things that -
have paiI tor a pretty looking III O!
scarecroEs ye'd be-.
There Vas Z pause until tie rea
signihcauoe o! the suggestion h"C
p~ercolstei through the members O
tie coLgresatiou.tLen some u sn'cE
erei. Every II was rictur.ng TO hin
| and herself tie real scene thai womb
occur should The Bishops iie:
he Gained into effect, whIie vif,
looked at husband and members q
the family uudged each ether. Tn,
iudicrou= side ~as Irresistible an,
the laugh vas Sen~eral.-Washir..or
Post.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24
WHAT Is THE NArrEH SOW.

~ this tine four years ago many
factories shut down and hundreds OF
Persons Aere tbrOEn out OF employ
neni. Every instance OF this kind
was sized upon 10y the Republican
press a.sl Ne ere informed that 1t
was due : I'll. lack 81 confidence.
TEe FAC: Sas pointed out tina: the
Democrats were III control O. nation.
a affair and ;!.sre va I probability
Q, such antrol icing maintained.
Thus il =ls claimed that manurac-
tuEers ~e.e COMPELLED to close down
a. ruin EDGl! oOme with Democratic
success This argumen; was very pO-
teul!y ~rrez.rred aud many IaborIng
racn were 10 do2b; Influenced in
casting their votes bg this Claim.
Tins !ear large manufacturing t..
tatEshIEeu;s are shutting doxa cv-
er! day and the number Of uuem-
plo! ~ Z grOHIug larger all the time.
What - tie eEsou We have Re
publican administration and prospect.
it, said to be the guiding star. II
the national administration had any
thing 70 do with the closing Of the
factories four years ago, ii certainly
Las IL. Eject uow. Tie fact l. IL a
general ~gy the Us'.nuai admIn;stra
ton his yCFy little - do regarding
the success .! the industrial inter,
pn=es 81 the cUgLir. bat 1t Is rru,
that trusts. Inch az f.z;er.1i by til,
Republican party 90 cuj a gcept dg
urr. LAe@e COZ SLatiuGs are fol
themselves Slour a4YI they have uC
regard FOR the laioEiag class. IL thel
lind !, I" their Interest u c.Use G3Nt
she. do 50 no matter how many PEG
pie are tlrU"E ont Of cmpio, mcnt
The real cause o! tie closing Of q,
factories now i that tlie trusts do 10
propose 10 have the supply Of tEti
products become 70 great ~ t,
cause q depTecIsu4a in price. licmc,
the! clnge down 7iugly 20 keep VI
the pHce II everything. In thus Nd,
they 20 IN cppuzI,!ou 10th 10 the con
sumcr Gni the iabprcr. Every c1u
=umrE and every !HrOrInc mau shout,
vote against o." trgs'- aud T. an thi
Is to v0r- Tor HrJ az 5 ,vgnnah (Sio
Democrat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24
Iar,ToAa ysuua,..

OutEs4e * = fsE rEst fortuns
Ets z ziginz snd aSGDsEos sc
mast EsgE % The railroads 20, the up
bo,d=g c: olr a--stocrsr- q -esitb,
ssys IL NeE York Press More men
Ass TO- acb through rziIzsy cor
tgrs9a ;han through any other
Ezcz5 process Q; acquiring wealth.
Jzy GozH ieft fortune Of $50
U0DCp =zte by manipulating rail.
RAD, 90; Or EsnsZng thsI. Cou-
u-s Vanderbilt: let slanupO.CCo
al made a failrVz2s. Ore. sSI00a,
90 e. ms TsHt 20 his e1n william
II. air -: aelsly Es0pr.rQu. the
male RAILROADS.. Corne-
Eyzg Il lzn Bel=e2 &2Up2m0 and
sic1srIE'2- lG-1 ~ So p4;amo9.
b. railroads. william Washington
Eg-u Vsalc.hHt has made nGmer-
o-s ullg5-+ II Tie EaEz ssy, Geo.
Gg7ld f-I,=d els Oo1cuo and tie
sL& sl5@D.HgO vas MADE in
alrgzi- CgHs 2 Huntington left
nearly E7e,pI.1J.. be made mostly IL
rzIrgz1s.
CIs5a : Bdcs nais a handsome
fortune l. railroad manipulation. The
grezs 'ofiuae o! :. ?. Morgan vas
Ea3 b. railroad reorganization.
Street railroads. come under Ibus
Lezl:g2- Look II ,Ee immense fOr-
taxes = william Q T'ir;uey. the
|,da2z, E.zizz-z. 3:adys, Ryan=.
Lave, CEar..s z. Yc-Ees and the
u-agaate5 Il ms larger ci;ie 81 the
egG:h and vss. Z T. TIsou raade
the bulk o, l:s iy;tIEc III railways.
TIE De!es ar=. LE-szER7a L West
err as sam Sluan's ~plaything
James } Till = worth mil.
Inns Pusi5sni Baz=att Is worth
s!Q,gHay-aIi made ont Of lhe Pen.
~s!iTani4 railroad. Senator Depex
may lay hi m.iil9a - the credit ..
tie %s| Io1a Central
The Leland stanford fortune vas
largely ma is Dut Of railroads. The
Croker millions cam" from railroads.
Tie 0.iliGns ii MIA. gclriehE md
Air. "iiiala X. Vanderbilt, Jr. came
larEe!y from railroads. Stuyye=ant
Fah'a haudra.ae competency came
from railroads. Tho fortune o.
Senator Eugene Hale came through
ri, wife from Zach Chandler rail,
road Investments and manipulation
CS!"nei john Hay, Secretary o! Stat,
Is a millionaire through his wife
whose fortune came from the gfea:ea'
railroad mau Of hiz time-her iatErj
Amaga Stone. The millions Of thC
Winhns family came from railroads
United States Senator Mcmillan il
worth 525,C0G,CO); all came icom rail
! roGdF and their lics-stuambonts
! Senator Seveil is ouc Of the r3iiIiou
aires u the upper house; his forum,
came from railroads.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24

Americans N Porto Rico continue
TO send heart F"uulTg accouurs o; the
conditions still Prevailing among the
wrvrc!:ei L,Ia&Gcrs y c~orrr-pon.
deaf ~ tho N"T York InLrprndent
writes: People fai! staryru. il the
city 81 Ponce. mai in towns like
Julna DIaz. people lave been taken
from tn" rubIic square to the ceme-
terry. Already 10 some cases the
dead have been a~hqninucd in their
hulr, b"cnus" the survivors had not
strc"g'h ." AR them 10 the Gene
terry. Yesterday, coming from Ponce,
| found III two i~lnccs nn the ruad
families oi starving people falling IN
gutter by tEc road idc.- From
other rourses tie Independent hears
that ia the municipality OF Yauco.
which has II G0rniai mortality Of only
sixty ii month, 400 hnve died within
thr,c wcuks.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24
Census sFeeuIatIOnz.

The published fRnrcs 81 tie ceEFus
returns On the population OF Fix cities
are interesting in their invitation 10
fresh speculation among tie more
ardent OF amateur statHGciaHE, says
the New York Mail and Express
Tie lending cities, where the Increase
has probably been greaiest. have not
yet been heard from. The xix 70.
Tered tc-WRhington, Cincinnati.
LOufsyil!c, Milwaukee, Buffalo aud
Proyidehce--shOw an aggregate H..
crease iD ten years Of 34l,775; amd il;
10 agreed that there will be GONE ia.
crease liz rural population. With the
figures quoted. it IL PLAN tia, the
total increase cast Of the Mis5izairpi
will be exceedingly substantial. Tho
increase for the country at large IL
estimated by the chief clerk Of the
CcnBu5 Bureau at abOut 1900, 900,
and by Col. Richard j. Hinton, whom
we recently quoted at about l5,COO,-
90. Yet the latter predicts that
threo-iiiths OF tie total increase viii
be iound III the MisBiHippi Valley
md the new west beyond. IT,. in
the east, We hold propDriionntely
throughout what is Indicated by
itcge six scattered citIca. md il Col.
linton is right Gs 10 the west's al
vanccment. there wmld appear Ia bc
room for prediction TINT I5,rI0,OCO Ia
below the actual measure Of orr
home expansion.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24

Tic Scientific American dcacrihcs
II machine that will do tho work ~
section gangs ON railroads III leycling
ind trimming the rOndbcd md pre-.
geryiug the proper width, level and
slope that il required on standard
roads. This work 10 usually done by
hand labor, aud IL requires some skill
TO do 1t correctly, but nov the mn.
chino invented by Mr. t'rnnh Earr,
assistant general manager of tho
Boston Dc Maine rai!rOud ~ thiOwing
tho labOrcB into "a panic all along the
line. Space pseYcnis giving u detail.
cd description Of this uc,V colossal
labor displacIRR tool. II IN only nee.
cgsary TO mention That q 30 milo ecc.
ton wag trimmed with Il car 10 four
days recently, whereas tEr same work
IL done IN tho aamo time by haud,
would have required the employment
OF $40 mon, IA 1t was tie force 70.
quirod IN addition TO the locomotive
S"''''stS' W. W" ti'"' " lOIeiDhb
and fonr men. 10 vOrJ thcfo 10 Il
displacement or saving Of So per
cent III cost Of labor. No doubt the
section hands will siRnd along eide
tho tracks for a while and say "you
cant do IT, but tho Tact rCmnins Tint
this G tool will take itp place along.
eide the mammoth coal aud ore dun.
pers, aowcr diggcro and mining anl
hosting machinery.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24

Nevadn has furnished n generous
quota Of hCrncg for Uncle Sans
troopers. Sunday there was II band
of ucnrly two hundred rcptCd mud fed
nj the stock yaids. Tie pticca paid
by ;hn government, are fairly good,
but tlG horace muqt come up ia n
standard that ombfncos many fluc
qualities From $40 10 e8O-pomr.
times higber-iA the recornpeusc al.
lowed by Gle purchasing agents.
Tho Demand il pressing and will no
50 Tor yc',ra 10 come. IA tho recent
wars have resulted in a rapidly iii.
.mtuishinR supply Of the noble
chargers. II 10 "p'ionicd that up.
wards ofl0,O00 horses wore shipped
from Nevada aud Utah within the
Inst two ycars.--Reno journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24

J NJ. Gcarhart ~ Virginia City
and L"u:s a. Ohm Of Reno the tao DO.
iItical experts who have been travel.
ing over tie State III the interest OF
the Republican party. arrived from
Eureka Sunday morning. They
spent q COUP" Of days in -amping
the local poli.iriaus and we are in.
formci that thry found Il number Of
members "f III" q o. =. who assaycd
.J3J fine, but Whether the general run
Of Tie sample- taken showed sunic.
irHuy goo, values tn justify further
Development %ork. We were unable
t." learn and The future alone will
dIsclos".-Ely News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24

One OF Il greatest mining deals
ever made for an American property
~ InEt NOW being closed in London
10y The Venture corporation. IL il
nothing less than the purchase Of the
Camp Bird mine ncnr Ophir, Cal.
u - owned by one man. Thomas
Walsh. who is 10 receive slO,OOO.OJO
IN cash md 10 per cent Of the stock
OF a new company, capitalized Tor
''"o'uU) ono ronmu sharcP. II is cx.
pectcd that the final transfer Of the
min" will take place some time ucxt
month,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24
WHO - II;

An Elko ranchcr has given notice
HAT any Of his hired men fond wear
ing "A Bryan pin will he discharged
This Is Republicanism pure nnd sim
pie. The gigantic trusts pursue Il sin.
liar policy Of intimidation aud So on
down the line 10 the Republican
employer who has but two or three
men two " IA lie can dictate. But
the eur for the evil lies with tie
employ es themselves. aud they de-
serve nothing better than their mcdi.
cire 80 long N they take it without u
muTmnr.-SIiver State.
The lS~DErESDENr can scarcely be.
lisyc that there is a ranchcr in Elko
county who is 80 hidc.Lound rs the
above indicates. II there is, the PEG.
pie would like to know him. Give us
his name.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24
LARGE RANCH poT SALE.

Tho Reed Station ranch oi. lnp
road between ElXO and Tuacarurn.
about 70 miles north OF Elko. IL for
eGlc nj II bargain. On tho premisNl
nrc situated II large barn with hay
mows, n dwelling house with eleven
room c~cllars, corruls, slicdR Tor culilc.
all necessary outliOuscs. three wells
Of good water. all water rights Ia n
living spring tina! turnighcs he ranch
with water, about % miles Of fence,
etc. The ranrb coneis,s ~ good
meadow nUd pasture lands The
rnnch 10 also u station for all traffic
between Elko and T]uscarOta. II is u
good cattle or sheep ranch.
For further IHrticulnr- inquire Of
Brown d Henderson, Attorneys, Elko,
Nevada.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24

Elko is getting pcrilouply close to
Il water famine. Mr.. Critchlcy in.
formed the INDEPENDENT today lha,
there WA only about two feet Of vat.
or IN the reservoirs and that the only
supply comes from the Kittridge can.
yon springs, the river being 20 low
that no water comes from That source
Under the present conditions. there
would br very little water for use IN
case Of u fire. lt.thcrefUrc, bcIopyes
all to he IA economical aa possible in
the usc 0f water until there IL Il SUI
Iicicnt supply for all purposes.
Tho water company knowing the
conditions requests all persons to
stop %irrjgating their lawns until FUR.
tlIer uOtice. Az Grover Cleveland
u G said, 10 in n condition. not n
theory that confronta us. See the no.
ticu and adapt yourselves 80 the con.
ditiOns.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24
TIME CARD.
b"tYccn Grand Junction aud Denver.
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY p. Iyu.

New and elegant dining cars on aII
through trains. service = lp carte.
Through Pullman and family sIropipg
cara 60 Chicago.
Tbrro pcfnonaIiy conducted tourIs, mr.
FAMILY weekly excursions "a New York City
ana l!oston Via Chicago nr ~. Louis.
For rates, descriptive pamphlets and ,ii
Information oppiy to nuy Tictoi Spopt mr. ,o
= X. Hooper, u. +. Scyius. H. N. Cushing
TIA, ucn. ACT, Tray.paaApt
Denver Col. Sal; Lake City, Utah.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24

Nnquoros who are able to hold
down tho hurricane deck OF a buck.
ing bronco arc IN demand at Col.
conda just at prchcnt John Sibbald
has II sub.coniract to furnish ecycrai
hundred cavalry horses TO Govern.
mont buyers, aud one Of Tie require.
mcnis IL that the horse be broltcn to
tho saddle. SO Lamb wna IN town
last oycninR looking for men TO ride
and break The hnrsca.-Silvc Stat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24

The Reno Reduction WORKS bay
changed hands aud the now emcItcr
~ rapidly nearing completion. Now
we arc to experience II regular boom
IN amel,cra. Tic projects along
that liuc are The very latest items u
telling interest at present nrouaing
R"nO's citizona out Of their slumbcr.
ing apathy. With four smcliere run.
ing III full blast Reno will outriyal
any town in the far west. Some pny
that the W"dckinh country shows IN.
dicnuons Of y second CriI Pic Creek.
-JoufnHI,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24

y greht rOmmOtIOn seems Ia have
taken place among railway circles
owing 10 th1 contemplated through
car Gorvice between the Pacific Coast
and Chicago which is operating one
day each week. This ia not u now dc.
parlurc by ANY means. Es The Denver
" Ria rundo Railroad Company and
it's connections have been operating n
through CHr service between the Pa.
ci!ic md Atluutic cOHst via. SnIt Lake
Pueblo, Denver. Knnaa4 City and
Chicago for ycarn, aud three dnya
each. week. viz. every Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evening. The
cars for ihiB through p~cryice arc Of
The latest Pulllnan design, and are
supplied with clean linen md bedding
throughout. y Pullman porter il as.
signed to each car. These cara are
also undcr the personal supervision
81 Special Excurai0n agent
whose dviy IL Ia to eco TIM, passen.
gers are given every comfort and nj.
tontiDn. For further Information. an.
ply io my agent, or B +. Ncvins.
Gcnernl Agent. or 10 II NJ. Gushing
Travelling paaacngcr Agent, y. 4 T..
G. H. II, 80 West Hrd South 81. Sal
Lake City, Utah.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24

y lire in Winucmucra's ChinatoNu
Sunday afternoon destroyed the joas
house and other property. The loss
ia placed at $1,000.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24

Mothers endorse IL, children like i;
old folks use il. We refer to One
Minnie Cough Cure. II will quickly
cure Hll throat mud lung troubles.
ElkO Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24

Millions will DO ppent in politics
this year. We can't keep the cam.
paign going without money any nor.
than wc M keep the body vipornne
without foud. nyspcplics used to
p'arSc thcms"lros. Now KOdol Dys.
pcpaia Curo digestn what you cat and
nlIows you to cat all The good food
y0u want. IL radically cures stomach
troubles. Elko Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-08-24

P~rUsp.ctors Rarely ItcnIIs. Riches

PrOspsctorS IinreIy iicnIIsa RIchc-.
"Bill" Williams. who discovered
William creek. British Columbia. WIS
never worth H dollar and died u pau.
per. yet the creek he discovered
yielded over :G9.O"O,OOO between the
years 1892 and 1897, and a good many
millions stree. The man who die.
covered the rich Copper Queen minoa
Oi Bisbec, a. r., is said to have died
in extreme poverty. Captain Boy d.
ono al tho luCatOrs Of the United
Verde copper mines III the jerome
district, IL 30 poor and 30 feeble that
II ticket had to he purchnscd for him
TINT he might return To- his old home
in Canada Ia die IN peace; yot the
same United Verde mincs have made
Senator w. a. Clark u multi.
millionaire.
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Makaha Cof. Co. L. ass
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Peoples Ice & Ref.CC
BONDS.
Haw'n Govt 6 per ct.
Haw'n Govt s per ct.
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AZ per CT 49,.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-20
Notice to Shipmasters.
U. s. Branch photographic once,

U. 6. Branch photographic Office,
San Francisco, Cal.
By communicating with the Branch
photographic Office in San Francisco,
captains of vessels who will cooper
ate with the photographic ONCE by
recording the meteorological observa-
tons suggested by the office, can have
forwarded to them at any desired port,
and free Of expense. the monthly pilot
charts of the North Pacific Ocean and
the latest information regarding the
dangers to navigation in the waters
which they frequent.
Mariners are requested to report to
the Office dangers discovered, or any
other information which can be uti-
lized for correcting charts or sailing
directions, or in the publication of the
pilot charts of the North Pacific.
G. G. CALKINS,
Lieut.. Comdr., U.S.N.. in Charge.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-20

Session Sales-Ten Waialua, assess
able, $76.50.
Between Boards-One hundred Nc
Bryde, assessable, 81; 80 Honokaa, S2S;
25 HOnomu, $3.50.