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st. Stephens Ballard Rev r. e. Hyiand. REQ
tor. Divine service Sunday at IL .. and 20
=. m
ST Lakes Rentou. Services second and fourth
SUNDAYS Of the month at p. m. with sermon by
Rev. H. II. Gowen.
St Marks church-HArvard avenue and Spring
street. Rector. Rev. ]. p. D. Llwyd. Services
at II a. m. and D. m.
St. Pauls-Corner Warren avenue and Republican
street Rev VIM. Kemper. rector Sunday school,
ss5 a. IN. Morning prayer and service, ii m
Evening service at 70 p. m.
81 Clements twenty fourth yenus south and
Washington street. Rev George Bufxee. rector
Holy communion At a m. Sunday school 10 a. m
Morning PRAYER and sermon. II o'clock Evening
service. o'clock
Trinity Parish ehurch-Corner Eighth avenue and
James street Rector. Rev. u. VI. Gowea Serv-
ices. 70 and II a. m. and 70 o m
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SYNOPSIS.

Local Report Maximum temperature. Is degrees
minimum, s.: mean, So; - Of an inch of rain fen
during the last twenty-four hour. Weather in the
forenoon showery; afternoon cloudy clearing in the
evening.
GEORGE N. SALISBURY,
Section Director Weather Bureau
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR SUNDAY
Portland, Or. June le. 1900.
Fair; warmer.
OMITTED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRi'
CULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED - FEMALE.

WANTED 10y respectable young Ameri-
can widow. position with parties going
80 Nome or Dawson. experienced in
homework, Rhud cook. nurse. scam
stress: references exchanged. Address
. g 2. care rost-lpteliigcneer
STENoGEAPHER wants position. WIN
INK 10 he useful. good business CORE
spon1ent ana accurate at ugurCa. Adj.
dress room Is, 1877 First avenue.
LADY wants 60 10 70 Alaska az ste
noErapher Typewriter. cashier or clerk
In store. Address 4 3. care Post-Iu-
telNsencer
PIANO pupils by cest1cated teacher. y q.
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T0DAYS CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter the Post lutsllssncsr win allow ave
lines in formal church notices free Of charge For
every line five there will be q charge OF Is
cents. This rule win be strictly adhered to.
Church notices must be in this office not later
than 5 20 D. IN. Friday.
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I0sc sheep pei,s. 25s@si 70: sheafling. Isa25c;
Eastern washington wool, sale: Western Washing'
TIN wool i5aisc, dirty timber burned BdiIlc;
taiiow. 7isitc
JODBrNG QUOTATIONS..
yobbins quotations today were ~ follows;
sugar, Flour ana Coffee.
snsarf;olden c, In bbls. s71lc: extra c. IN bbis.
ts2s: beet sugar. Use: powdered. s7lc dry gran
rIs'ed ss2ic in bbl'. u higher. cube. ss2ic spot
Flour. -.ra..n, Excellent. r@; Novelty A.
g. California brands, 81; corn meal yellow 81 IS
pr 100 r-. IN ION ssco: b,ictwheat -four pure.
$50 PER % Ms. In sn sacks; cracked wheat. 81 2J
per 100 Ne. In ion sacks; farms. 81 per 100 Ms.
fancy rolled oats, 81 70 per Dbl 10 ON SACKS; com
meal, yellow per bbi, in son sacks; corn
mss vs sou, SO PEI se sn IN n an : :sss:
~rsched wheat ~ per bill IN Sm sacks. steel cut
oatmeal. g. 80 per tbl. In 20 N sacks; graham -four.
$40 per hb n son sacks whole wheat nour 81
Ter bbi In ON sacks rye meal. SIS per bhi. In
@M SACKS: rye -four. y per bhl fancy rolled oats.
ins nc, tb.. y 10 fancy rolled oats. 90 sacks.
Tic Jsp stfs: Carolina SIS
Coffee Green Mocbs. per N. ?sta5i,ci lava p.r
Roasted ~Arbuetie's. in 100 n cases per cwt, ti Is:
6m cases. per rwt, sii IS: % N cases. per cwt.
US Iasa sn tins. per n, eng; ..ss.. sic!
ground coffee nlaesci Lion. zoos. tls2, scs SIS IS;
~. sp.g.
Butter, Cheese. Eggs and Poultry.
Butter Ranch. 30 up fancy dairy. In squares,
49, 49,, wa.hins'on cr.amsriss Z and IN prints.
ehe..s- Native Washington. ssee; Eastern. iis
Ii: half skim cheese iietisc
fns strictly fresh ranc.. Isc Eastern. ls3i6c
fbssr
dressed turkeys. NFisi dachs, isss Per dozen
sse,s. loc.
wsinuts. per =. sacks. issiici Eastern siaeh val
nuts, 81 pscsns. Nc; nihvrs. lee; Brssils he;
PEANUTS SIC. pies. iSo hickory loo, eoeosuuts per
dersn. scc' chss'nss. sc Italians. isc popcorn 50
PER n.
Hay, Grain ana reed.
Hsy- ruse, sound rer ton nizii; Eastern Wash
ins'on Timothy. .lsas; sfaifa, ta.
oatsfsr ton 81
Corr. Whole sSl cracked. 81 feed meal. per
whss,-F.sa. So; oil cab, meal. $50; miadnr,.
dsiry chopped feed 81.
Poultry Food.
Grsnu'sisd OYSTER shells, SIS per ton: srsnuis,sd
clam 1eils ns pr ton; bone meal, SIS per ton
ton I. u poai,fy food ss5 per ton be.f meal
~ W per ten beef meal looa, SIS per ton beef
.ersps e. So per isa beet scraps ics. So per ton
Meats. Provisions ana Ft.A.
Fresh Meats Coz beef. le per n; steer beef
fsssc pef n mutton, wethrr. 2, Per n, pors 10
PEI veal srss s. PER y small ec rsr 70
fast haoon, isr Dry sa,sd sides. a.
Land HNms,msde per y, ~ White star. sie:
az, v a. Go. q VIVID Rasr 4c
FtssA rlsh nAnbut sAtr: ,te,ihesa .,,r.a,
: salmon tFoai. man mountain trout. 0c
y sr,st = herring l8ae. tack "a lea o,stsrs
oymPtas - per "es, ; rct gsllon clans, 81 IS
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countries for this week aggregate see OILS silver bars
and coin and $3.50 $50 gold.
The imports Of dry goods and merchandise at the
port Of New York for this week were valued al
s. Gas SIS.
Imports Of specie this week were 81. SEA sold and
ST. SIS silver.
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS
sFoh AVE.

Mining stocks.
SPOKANE JUNE le The clcsng BIDS for raisirs
t'ockS tstky fellows
Black Tail ........... Is Nchle I've
Butte AID b0stSa &c. =. rIlESrss AslsA 49,. y
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1heosophical aocety. Amanda Lodss-Meets Z -
p m. at Ills Third avenue. Some misconceptions
About Death
Queen City Thso.ophicai Society In America
Sunday evening at o'clock, A. o. U. W. hall.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Sterling Exchange.

SAN FRANCISCO, June Is-sterlins on Londor
Sixty days, n .s5i; sight. a.sst.
~ q.
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TOPA Topa TardlH oranges are in
market II you want something nice try
than
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Baptist CHI urches.

Colored Baptist church-i6l7 Madison street. Rev.
Eugene Harris will preach at II q. and .. m
Fremont Baptist church-Rev ]. Cairns holds
services every Sunday at Brow building Services
at II a IN. and 30 p. m.
First Baptist-Fourth avenue near James street
Rev. Louis ). Bowermsn. pastor. Services II a m i,
p. m and is p. m. Morning subject. "Ths
Goal" Baptism close OF service. Evening. Grow
ing Towards God"
Norwegian Danish-servicss every Sunday at IL
q m. and 80 p. m Rev. J. A. ii. johnson. Of
Tacoma, breaches every other Sunday. All who
understand the language are cordially invited
Market Street Baptist church-Corner Twenty
Weber. u. D.. pastor Morning. Christ and the
Bread Problem" Evening" "syndiestes and Seat
tics salvation"
swedish-Fifth avenue and Olive street Rev
Andrew Swsrty, pastor; residence sos Olive street
Sunday services at 10 80 a and 30 D. IN Sunday
school at u m young peoples prayer meeting at
I p. N.
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No hall-Corner Pike street and Third avenue
Can't Gill and Lieut. Gardner in charge: 3 A m
knee drill; II a. m. holiness meeting; p. m fam.
lily gathering.
No. hall-Corner Second avenue south and Ye,ler
way. Ensign Bernhard and Lieut. Watson in
charge; a. m. knee drill IL g. IN, holiness meet.
ing; p. m. family gathering; s p. m, free and
easy
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
SEATTLE Hive. No. < l.. o. r. NJ gives
a basket picnic at Madrona park. Thurs
day, June n. All members are request
ed to come and enjoy themselves anil
bring a basket. supper to DO served "a
evening, 10 which ladies may invite
husbands ana friends. Those who wish
to go in forenoon can do 80 or can wait
until afternoon.
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First Unitarian church-Seventh avenue near
Union. Rev. w. d. smonds. minister Memorial
service for Modern Woodmen of America az II A
m. Address by pastor on Dreams OF Human Broth
erhood"
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= = =
FOREIGN.
Financial.

NEW YORK, June ls-The Commercial Acyertas-
er's London financial cahlegram says:
The markets here were Almost empty to-day, ana
business infnitesmai The tone was fairly
steady, except in Americans, which weakened on tbs
Northern Pacific dividend. Northern Pacific com
mon touched 55i. and though Berlin RETAINED from
selling. finished at Sc
from Australia
e % q
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. June is.-Today's statement Of
the treasury shows:
Available cash balances ............. $lts OH. 05
Goid fiooNVo'
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Christian AIIianc.

Met, 'ysJ Saaisy - , Il. TaarsdAy evening"
asa Friday a. g
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Spiritualtsrn.

Church Of the Soul-odd Fellows hall corner
Second avenue and Seneca street Mrs Lillian
maggie, pastor Tuesday. 1870 p m. Mrs W. o.
Loyejoy will lecture
Seattle spiritualists' Association-Ma.o Templs
corner Second avenue and Pike. Mr. Lena Clifford.
pastor Mediums meeting. 2 p m. Lecture at
7 10 .. m. Tests and magnetic treatments
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Christian Adventists church-Re.. William Chap
man, pastor. Prayer lo15 a M. preaching, II
a. m. Sunday school. u 20 p r.
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Receipts and Shipments


DAIRY Products.
On 'As produce sSrhsnss today the su,,sr marie,
Cheese Steady NEase
fgss slow f5rsh Ia
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prizes unchanged Biuesten. sc; dub. ssie; boz
for export
%%T
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND Or. June B-wheat-s.eady. With
eood demand. wslla waIla 4ssso; valley. ae4tc
bfuestem. sc.
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CoIored Bnptist Mission

The Coored Bsptist-Ser every Sunday At II
O'clock q m. and o'clock p. m in the Young
Nsturalists hall. in the old university grounds.
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GREATEST sport Of ALL Baseball
SUNDAY a, 3 Athletic park. Seat
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Gs-uAn rorre- Tail7r nvsaas ts5 Har-isoa stree.
Ber- A Nrr~rd rast0r
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VIII be made b. the Northern Pacific 70
Kansas City and st Paul on June =
and - on account 81 National Democratic
convention. only 80 for the round trto-
Call az y 2. Office for particulars
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Methodist Episcopal Church.
Battery Street M. L. church-Corner Third ave.
nue. and Battery street.
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Universal God

And Theosophicsl Society In America Seattle Lodss
No, No-Room 70 Iineklsy block Public meeting
Sunday, at p m. Subject, Life Is Joy. Lotus
sroup for children. II q. m.
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The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK.
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Christian Church

First Christian church--Eishth avenue and Bel
street. Rev b. Fl. Lnsenfelter, pastor Services
IL a m and p
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Meetings held In basement Of 100 Washington
street: entrance alley between First avenue souti
and Occidental avenue every evening at As clock
Public cordially invited.
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mar wANrED-rrs..Lr.

WANTED Experienced dining room airl
iu hret-Class boarding houhc. Girls '1r
general hour work mld IIs aged woman
10 assist 30 kitchen work, refined young
Eiri wishes situation UH companion sr
Tho care q children. Mrs. Yuungs en-
pioy ment once. $40 James Phone, Clay
WANTED LADIES
Who would Ike ~ yet s. Tareta SIX
skirt or yards ~ Suk. ysry best quality.
agy color i9r only &c ard very nUe
TrcaD.e 10 theue.ivev Please eall On
or sd8rfss Nfs u Montague. Atklna
Block. eis Columbia avenue
WANT FIJ--Cool far camping tart,.
pastry cook aui two waltresF.s for sum
met Resort. H1Wee Keepers with or with
out rHtldTcn, for cItE nd country. work
tH aA Hrrs furnished 90 Seattle Fruulag-
ment oHiee, -lS James. Phone. Frsat
E&
EXCLUSIVE territory 20 canyassers f,-
new arnlHe ~ great d1msstir r!,uttv.
universal drr1Aaa 30 homes iusurra gul. X
sales, proofs large. sold 10 women bv
women. TtrfiU STARS free Baird Nfg
c.. fil hslfd building, Plttsburg. Pa,
WANTEp-Twelys ladies' 70 travel. sal
airy. f1ho and expenses; absolutely no
cauvasslnx permanent position. n salts
factory reference enclose seff-addregz-
"a stamped envelope. Colonial CO.. -
DeaTborn street. Chicago.
WANTED Ladies to know that Orange
Lily VIII cure all female complaints
free ten days treatment by ealing on or
addressing Mrs. D. l.. Ever AZ jack
.Ns stE~~i- ssAtDs~ WAsa
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Holyoss block corner First avenue ard spr,,
street. Services a. u q. ~ SUNDAY srhnol a. Il
service Wednesday evening So eclaek Readii
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Christian Catholic Church.


zion meetinss-G. A. Il. han. Collin, block serv
,es Sunday al 10 a. M. ard 30 ?. IN.
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Meets ever ssuasr n IN ~ Ma.an
teupis entrance ga %ecauf avenue Seats -
Coed uusic- Erery tsdr Invited
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The following letters await advertisers
Mt this office.
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WANTED-Position by young man. NJ
understands bookkeeping and II enoe
penman. Address V 81. care Post*ln-
telligencer.
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POSITION wanted by experienced maa =
wholesale or retail grocery store; Mcos
crate salary. Address q 3. care Post
Intelligencer.
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German Harrison street and TAYLOR Av.nua r..
August WenArt, pastor. SO Harrison street Ce
preaching every sunday a. II a m and Q
IN. 7. +. 4 c. e. al D N.
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Mental Science

And Theosophlcal Society in America. The N.ntsl
Scientists meet every sunday at II q m Theo~o
phists rpams, Ills Third avenue. Thursday etenins
at O'Clock.
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tiFren ffulss oenar, stetliuss Nrs . u.t.l.
tEas - lfrtuns Aaft 81. sUraefNa o. a.sFs n,
nsaa, s. 30 3 ariars ttsN 't lr- -, ,t,sri
RS ~ segss;y cauiofna white - WaeN sserr
rWf = rsg ~ ,tfsshrfHrs 81 tast M pg.v,so
Iss gAfon
psifi FIsiis Ardeois N-t,hrl rs- = ,asta.
So t&e}HfrsE, hafh ter be- vhIte ia Ia 4,
ear ts tesss tkgsc rsa.ara. stsr.fat.f ~ =
NfiN sutlss sssched. rey = Rfsl.. r-..
Nsshinsfra Gtef Hs'ifsaia. h+sf.. Is.r.rt Z
hesvAis's s sred'sss SHrsHr ltsai4c r-t .
Srafrna 80 tRrr1 @FFe. Nt faHtv suis f'
sElisa tssct iatie driea rsaFt nsi4s. u-tt.aasi.
Ia rsgf
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POSITION by young man, experienco4 y
newspaper or hotel work or work In ~
office; good references Address b y. an
post-Inteligencer
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scAndinsriAn Evangelical Mistian Ms-ts ever,
sunesy az : - . a. ffst q jseEscu street nes
Railroad aveals. ca. ship iaaha
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butter Ranch nc up; fancy dairy. In squares,
49, washington crsamefies and IN prints.
Md22ci Eastern creamery. s1a2sc
chse.e-N Native wsshirs,en. ssiee; Eastern. ii9
Lc half skim cheese ii9tl3c
EMs~ strictly fresh ranc.. Isc Eastern. Is3i6c
Comb Honey California comb, is49isci strained,
f5asr
foaitry-five ehicssns. latise: i've tnrheys, Nc,
geess. loe.
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Russian Orthodox Church.


A. 81 Lsksvi.w avenue. Rev d. kAmnef. pas;
Services at 10 q. m sharp
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Room 81 Higrksy t.osk. srery Sunday II . n
ara ~ m Elevator runs ia evening" AL ar.
invited. No colle,ft1n-
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POSITION wanted by experienced seIae'
man IN grocery or commission houqA
u 90, care observation-disclosures.
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WANTED For real estate and inaufaoess
Office a young lad. r. bout ~ years eIe'
ono Who can operate type writer Ply
f.Tred. Apply Ia own handwriting. sia p.
Ing age. experience X any. and ssisfJ
expected Address = 3. care POst-In'
fetIlEfrter
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Nee. sos secoaa svsnus north d r Fsro "a.
tor. Services 81 u a Sunday school a. 70 a n
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A good man OF good address I yesrB -
perience, wants work as Refrigerator -
stationary engineer. Address Il ( an
Post -lntelllgencer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-26
Thursday, May "a

Thursday, May "a.
When the McCabe, Rennie & Hamil-
ton and the Merchants stevedore COM
panies combined several local mer-
chants and two or three retired sea
captains got together and formed an
other company for the purpose OF COM
petition. The money has all Deen
raised and six donkey engines ordered.
The names of the parties to the trans
action cannot be divulged just now as
organization has not been completed.
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q "a "a "a "a pa pa "a pa ~ aA
a Work for Ha vail. 7

IA Washington, May 14.-Reprs- p
"a sentative John Allen Of Missis- p
"a sippi called on the President 2
"a today to recommend A. s. p
"a Humphreys for a Judgeship in p
- Hawaii. Humphreys formerly p
"a lived in Mississippi and is a 2
IA Republican. p
n The Senate today passed E
"a Senator Morgan's bill creating p
"a a new customs district of Ha- =
"a wall, with one collector who p
"a shall reside at Honolulu. The n
- salary Is to be $4,000 year and p
- such deputy collectors and 9TH r
- er customs officers will be al p
"a lowed as the Secretary of the P
"a Treasury shall deem necessary. P,
"a n IA pa - - "a N pa pa N ~ p
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Frank Pahia be authorized by the com
mittee to execute the resolution under
an order signed by the chairman and
secretary of the convention, which was
couched in the following terms:
ITO all whom these presents may
concern,
"Greeting:-This Is to certify that
Frank Pahaia Is authorized by the
District convention of the Fifth Dis
trict, at their meeting held on May
%, 1900, to produce before this con-
vention the votes cast by the voters,
and the list of the voters of the Sew
enth Precinct. District 5. at the cleo
ton held May 10, 1900.
u. l.. KAULUKOU,
Chairman.
"E. FARMER,
Secretary.
A resolution introduced by Mr.. Achl,
asking that the Republican Party be
requested to pay the expenses of the
delegates to the Territorial conven-
ton to be held May 3Oth, was adopted
after considerable discussion. Some If
the delegates thought the resolution
was premature.
A request in writing was read from
w. X. Sims asking that an investiga-
ton into the alleged frauds in the
Seventh Precinct be made.
The convention then proceeded to
nominate and elect by precincts the
following delegates to the Territorial
conventions:
Frank Pahia, George Weight, c. p.
laukea, Edwin Farmer, Frank Archer,
w. c. Achi, J. A. Hughes, ]. l.. Kaulu
kou, w. w. Goodale, T.. b. Mikalemi, j.
NJ. Kaneakua, Manuel Costa, S. Hoo
kano, Il. Johnson, James Davis, S.
Maehlona.
Having elected these delegates the
convention adjourned until 1890 TO
await the report of the committee In
vestigating the Kalihi squabble.
The convention again assembled at ]
O'Clock.
Frank Pahala reported that he had
seen Mr.. Wallace and had asked him
for the ballot box; Wallace had refused
to deliver 1t and he had brought Mr..
Clunie, one of the judges, with him to
make statement.
Capt. Clunie said that Mr.. Wallace
was in possession of the box. When
the ballots did not agree Mr.. Wallace
and Others had dispute, in which Mr..
McCants Stewart took part and finally
persuaded the others that the box
should go to the executive committee.
ihe rules and regulations had been
read showing that the executive conf
mittee had right to the box. He had
not agreed with the judges about men
casting votes who could not write and
could only sign their names. Two Of
the judges had decided against him.
He believed there was something
wrong in the election.
c: =. laukea regretted the facts and
said he thought 1t best to elect new
men who had not been connected with
the election.
Mr.. Hughes asked Capt. Clunie If
the Judges could not have made the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-26

Hilo Republicans have started out
on the pathway of organization with
rousing enthusiasm and just enough
differences to make things interesting.
The first mass meeting was held Sat-
urday evening, May ~. A. b. Loeben-
stein was elected chairman, Carl s.
Smith secretary. Loebenstein made
Enthusiastically patriotic speech.
The following committee o. "a, three
for each precinct was nominated and
declared elected:
|. Richley, Vierra, Smith (J. U.,) Ly-
man Of. So Hapai, Ray Il. E.,) Purdy,
Whitehouse, McDonough, Clay. Brown
(Ben.,3 Ray wv. A. Smith (Carl ST.
Andrews (Bob,) Andrews IL. A. Moir,
Beeman, Horner (A.,) Dillon, Parsons,
Holmes (M. W. Horner (Wm.,) Ry-
croft, Lydgate.
The mass meeting Immediately ad-
journed and organized itself In a pre-
cinct meeting for naming nominees to
the District convention. After some
warm arguments the following dele
| gates were nominated:
McStocker, Desha, Vannatta, Vierra
IL. M.,) Whitehouse. Smith (Carl ST.
McDonough, Lyman IF. ST. Smith e.
w. Guard, Alfonso. Richards, Holmes
! Ryan, Andrews (Bob,) Brown (B. II. }