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Hewlett Bros. Co.

none. Few men IN Utah, perhaps, were
more widely known IN the capacity OF
host than he; and certainly few, II any,
were more generally respected. He
was 76 years of age and his death was
caused by general debility His re-
mains We're Inferred with Impressive
ceremony at the side OF his wife who
died some years ago.
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BaptIled Young reonle,s UnLon.

Cincinnati. o., July 1.-THE attend
ance at the third days session OF the
International Assembly of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union, was estimated
al 10000. While Music Hall was packed
others were meeting In sections Dr. n.
Mr. Wharton, of Philadelphia, led the
devotional hour with an address on
Personal Work"
After the reports Of committees. adj
dresses were delivered by Hon. B. +.
Dunwiddie. Of JonesvHle. Wis; Dr. r.
G. johnson. OF Charleston, W. Va: and
DR.. S y. jameson, OF Atlanta, the last
named describing some phases Of mis-
sion work In the South.
In discussing the student volunteer
movement, Franklin w Sweet OF 81.
Paris, O.. spoke OF Its Origin" Rev
Albert Ehrgott, OF Springfield o., Of
'Its Marvellous Development" and
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CITY HEALTH REPORT.

The weekly report OF the health de-
partment for the week ending today is
as follows:
Births reported: Males 2, females 3.
Bodies brought here for interment, 1;
shipped for intermeut elsewhere. /.
Contagious diseases: Scarlet fever cases
reported this week, s. covered by fisgs.
IN en- - cases D.phtheria, case.
Smallpox: Two cases reported this
week making three cases under quar-
antine
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WITH THE JUSTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Harry Wertz was again taken before
Judge Pardee this morning 20 answer to
two additional charges Of embezzles
ment. IL IS alleged that he appropriate
ed 10 his own use over $40 belonging to
the Armour Packing company, He
pleaded not guilty, and his bonds were
fixed In the sum Of $500. He was re-
manded 20 prison in default OF the
bonds. pending his trial. which comes
up tomorrow afternoon.
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THE BOOK OF MORMON"

Two lectures by Dr. James p.
Talmage; an account Of its origin, with
evidences OF Its genulneness and au-
thentcity. Prepared by appointment
These lectures are taken from Or.
Talmage's book The Articles OF
Faith" but are presented in separate
form for the use Of Investigators and
students Price 10 ets For sale by the
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MONEY DOR sCOFIELD SUFFERRRs

Checks viii be issued Monday TO the
benehclaries Of the scofield relief fund
by Chairman Hammond Of the relief
committee. This IL the first payment
out OF the fund 20 the families OF the
men who were killed In the coal mine
disaster and amounts 70 about one.
sixth OF the fund. There are a number
OF cases upon which the committee
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT XoTIoF.

THE WEST MOUNTAIN PLACER
Mining company, secretary's office, Salt
Lake City, Utah. Nouce-There are
delinquent upon the following described
stock on account Of assessment No. 10.
levied on the 7th Of June, 1900, the
several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders as fol-
lows
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Save Your
Dollars.

They might come IN handy some day
and every time you pay 25c for q full
weight pound can Of Three Grown Bak.
Ing Powder you save 25c. You also save
money when using Three Crown Spices
as they are ground fresh an the time
while imported goods lose their
strength and aroma and n you wish
delicious cakes and ice cream ask your
grocer for Three Crown extracts, as
they win assure the best Of success.
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JAQUES' ESTATE.

Zilpah L. Jacques, the widow OK John
Jaques. applied today In the probate d.
vision Of the Third district court for
letters OF administration upon the es.
tate Of the deceased The estate Is
valued at Ss4ii and consists OF real
estate and personal property In tho
shape OF stocks. There are seven heirs
TO the estate in Utah and nearby
States
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TARBEI WANTS $1,000,

A. II. Tarbet filed a suit in the district
court against NJ and w. X. shaugh-
messy to recover the sum Of $1,000 and
interest al the rate Of u per cent per
annum from May %. 1892 The money
was secured by a pledge Of $4,000
shares Of the Bear Lake company's
stock, which the plaintiff prays the
defendants be restrained from dlsposing
81
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our gratitude
TO the many neighbors, and friends
from the city for the acts Of Kindness
and great aid rendered US In our be-
reayement resultant from the recent
drowning Of our boy. David o. Hunt
ington.
Mr.. and MRS. G. w. HUNTINGTON.
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As per list herewith. and IN accord
ance with law and an order OF the board
OF directors made on the Eth day OF
June, 1900. so many shares OF each par
Gel Of such stock as may be- necessary.
Will be sold az auction at the office OF
company room ~ Mccormick building
Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 9th day
OF July, az 10 o'clock a. m. 10 pay the
delinquent assessment thereon, To-
gether with the cost Of advertising ana
expense OF sale. L. II. AIRS.
Secretary.
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Harrow Beats Eaton.

London, July H-In the cricket
match between Elton and Harrow al
Lords today, Harrow was all out in
It's first innings Tor 3SS runs. Eton in
It's first innings yesterday scored 2s4
runs.
Eton In lie second innings was all out
FOR 2ls runs.
7;l0 p. m.-Harrow won by one wick
Ell.
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Charles b. Tenney, Of Rochester, N. T.,
Of Its Significance"
The afternoon was devoted to junior
exercises with an address by DR.. w.
z, Hatcher, OF Richmond, Va, on
Child Conversation and Cid Train
ing"
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DOLPHIN Arrives at seattle.

Seattle, Wash, July H-Steamer
Dolphin, Captain John OBrien, the
new Lynn canal liner. arrived In port
yesterday morning completing her
long voyage from New York. where
she was purchased last spring by the
Alaska Steamship company
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ARE YOU UNDER EIGHT

The scandlnavlans this afternoon
booked with Agent S. A. Mann anoth-
er big excursion for saltaif This time
Il IS 10 be on August End on Mon
day afternoons hereafter all children
under s eight years OF age may visit
saltalr free Of charge.
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CHURCH NEWS.

Regular services Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints will
he held tomorrow at 2 o'clock in the
Tabernacle; Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 a. m. and meetings
IN the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows;
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
J JUDGE TIMMONY'S COURT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Pat Doyle and William Hoffman
were given five days for drunkenness.
John Dillon who mixed abusive lan-
guage with drunkenness, was given
twenty days on the rock pile
Frank Sterns and William Martin
were each fined $50 and sent up for
thirty days Tor Indecent conduct.
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TENTH WAND.

There VIII be no meeting IN the
Tenth ward tomorrow Sunday evening.
Members OF the ward win please take
notice by request Of the ward Bishoprlc.
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Bodies from the sanle.

New York, July l4-Three more
bodies were found today on board the
German LLOYD steamer Saale, which
burned in the dock fire at Hoboken,
June 3, The total number Of bodies re-
covered from the Saale IS g.
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JUDGE CHERRYS COURT.

In the estate Of Alex Adamson ys
Utah Sugar company, trial by jury was
continued. and judgment was entered
for the plaintiff, per stipulation, for
S2l25
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MERCHANTS, PRINTING

Turned out on short notice 90 the
Deseret News. A big shipment Of new
types and supplies just In. Our facilities
for letter heads bin heads. tags, en-
yelopes pads, etc, etc, are unexcelled
by any establishment In the West.
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have no definite Information as yet and
those viii not receive their checks
awaiting q further report upon their
cases
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division. In and Tor salt Lake County. staa
OF Utah. In the matter OF the estate q
Ellen q ClaWsOn, deceased NOuce-Tls
petition for approval and settlement q
nual account OF Spencer Clawson aud M b
IlaWs0u, ira the executors and trustees o.
the last VIII aud testament OF Ellen O. Clav.
son deceased has beenset for hearing On
Wednesday the LIST day Of August. A. ID iaU
az $3.50 o'clock a. M az the County C0uh
House In the Court Room Of said Court 10
Salt Lake City, salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk of saN
Court with the seal there.
tSeall Of affixed this 10 th day Of
July. A. d. 1900
DAVID G. DUNBAR, Clerk
., BY Albert J Scare Deputy Clerk
Young b Moyle. Attorneys
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Rain Fails az simla.

Slrnla, July 14-General rain has fall
en- over nearly all india during the past
few days and the prospects Of the crops
have immensely improved The famine
areas have generally been benefited.
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Lumber Mills Burned.

Spokane, Wash. July 1.-THE Buck
eye lumber mill burned last night with
100000 feet Of lumber. Loss $4,000 in
surance $4,000.
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name o. Guy c. Gilbert He looks a
promising soldier,

name o. Guy C. Gilbert. He looks a
promising soldier
3 company stlll wants nine good re-
crWts. can az the armory next We'd
nesday night at
A. D. Anstrom and A. j. skIdmore,
both of the signal corps. have applied
for a two weeks leave of absence, as
they are DESTROYS OF spending two
weeks On a fishing trip up Weber cam
yon.
Corp. Germ. Johnson OF company A.,
Is not az fine looking as De ueed TO be
and viii not Doe Tor scyeral days. as he
had the misfortune Of flying over his
bicycle haudlebars and rubbing his
face on the ground, badly skinnIng It,
y company had the largest turnout
at battalion arm last Wednesday night
Private Peterson Of company a, has
applied Cor a discharge.
Private Lawson OF company A. is
acting as FIRST sergeant in the absence
Of the first sergeant
a company's OutIooks are very favor
able az present, says a member OF the
organization
Corn. Anderson OF company A Is re-
ported as being on the sick list.
II ls thought that a requisIon will go
In TO headquarters in the near future
for extra supplies for the National
Guard
sss
Lieut. s. II. Lund Of company 3. won
a large book OF salt Lake City Ry.
tickets for riding In the road race to
Lagoon yesterday.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
Division, 10 and for salt Lake County. ststs
Qf Utah. Ia the matter OF the estate n
John JaQues. deceased Notice. Tne ps
tltion N Lilpah /. Jaques, praying for i6s
issuance 90 herself of Letters N Adminlstfs.
ton IN the estate Of John Jaques deceased
mas been set for hearing on "wednesday
the lst day uf August A. d. 1900. at 900 oclo,k
am, az the County Court House, IN the coaH
room OF said court In salt Lake City SAB
Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk q, NH
CouH with the seal Thereof
lsEALl AFFIXED this 18th day Of JUN
A ID. 1901.
DAVID Q. DUNBAR Clerk
by ALBERT j. SCARE, Deputy Clerk
i. s Richards, Attorney.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
Division, IN and for salt Lake County STATE
OF Utah In the matter OF the estate q
George Curtis, deceased. Notice The D.
tltltiOn OF James Johnston. praying i0r DE
issuape 10 himself Of Letters Of AdmIn.sta.
ton In the estate % George Curtis, decreased
and also % establish "A certain declaratl0nOi
trust. has been set for hearing ou "Wednesday
the list day ~ August, Al 1900 az $3.50 o.coR
"a, ~. at the County Court House. 10 he
Court Room OF said Court In Salt Lake CIty.
salt Lake County. Titan
Witness the CLERK Of said
Court. with the seal Thereof
lsEAI.l gfhXcd this 5th day Of JBG
A. ID. 1900
DAVID o. DUNBAR CLERK
BY ALBERT ]. SCARE. Deputy CLERK
Tnos Adams Attorney.
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RUSH ORDERS

RUSH ORDERS
On job printing a speciality at the
Deseret News. New and clean types
throughout.
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CITY WATER AFFAIRS.
Petition OF 2, ]. Moran is Denied by
the Board of Public Works.


a petition from p. J. Moran was
tured down at a meeting Of the board
Of public works last night About a
month ago a contract was awarded 70
him to supply a quantity OF iron pipe
for the city Mr. Moran asked for a
modification Of the specifications so as
TO allow "A variation In the weight of the
pipe OF three per cent. He stated that
this was allowed In most cities After
considerable discussion IN which the
city engineer was called In and advised
against changing the specification. tho
petition of the contractor was denied
In regard TO the laying OF the water
mains on the east and northeast bench.
es, Mr. Moran stated that he had not
received the notification Of the board
70 push the work. He had received
communication from the city engineer
and would have expedited the work but
for the difficulty OF getting the piping.
He stated. however that he was asking
no extension OF time beyond Sept LIST,
the time set for the completion Of the
work.
THE EXCELSIOR WOODEN PIPE.
The Excelsior Wooden Pipe company
asked for an extension OF time for the
completion OF its reservoir contract on
Thirteenth East. The time for tho
completion OF the work expires tomor.
row The agent OF the company Mr..
h. S. Rifle. stated that he thought that
the reservoir could be completed ana
ready for use by the LIST Of August.
The company was given an extension
Of 10 days.
The city engineer laid the estimates
for the repairing the pavements on East
Temple and First and Second South
streets before the board, The
matter was laid over. The
engineers figures for the work are SlS,-
3f083
II. l.. Eyler's application Tor inspector
Of city works was recorded.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the respeo.
tive slgners for further information

. IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
Division IN and for salt Lake County. sta,s
OF Utah. In the matter VI the estate NJ
Andrew q. BrXen, deceased Notice rGs
petition Of +. s. Wright praying Tor the hi.
purpouing TO b. the last viii aud Te,t4re8i
or Andrew q. BriXen. deceased. and for M
gra ntinP Of letters restamentary 10 IBl's
BriAen aud Z S Wright, has been SET Tor he1y.
ing on wednesday, the lst day OF August. An
100 az $50 o'clock am, nc the County coma
House In the Court Room OF SAID Court N
salt Lake City, salt Lake County. Utah
Witness the Clerk ~ said C0lt
With the seal thereof ALLIED
CseaD 100. '''' a.
DAVID @. DUNBAR CLERK.
BY Albert J. Scare Deputy Clerk
Ferguson, Cannon 4 Tanner ATTORNEYS
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PHYSICIANS PAY TRIBUTE.
Pass Resolutions to the Memory Of the
Late Dir. McAchran.

The executive committee Of the Salt
Lake County Medical society. convened
Friday afternoon and passed the follow
ing resolutions.
Whereas The Salt Lake County
Medical society. by the sudden death Of
Dr. John j. McAchran. keenly feels the
loss OF very worthy member: Be
Resolved. That the society hereby ex-
presses It's coincidence TO an those who
mourn the demise Of one who POSSESSED
a humor SO perennlally cheerful a char
acter so unbounded, whose professional
ability honor and integrity were Of high
order.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
division. In and for salt Lake County, stals
Of Utah. In the matter OF the estate N A.
thur stayner. deceased. Notice. - The peii'
ton OF llelon NJ. Stayner. praying iOr %
Issuance 10 heseIfoi letters OF admini,tu.
ton Ia the estate OF Arthur stayuer de-
ceased has been set for hearing on Ntdnci.
day, the lst day Of August, a. +. 1909 at ~
o'clock a. NJ. 40 the County Court House 10
the Court Room Of said Court in salt Lake
City, salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk of sad
tSeall Court with the seal there
OF affixed this 30th dag
june. A. ID. 100
DAVID Q. DUNBAR, clerk
BY Albert j. Scare. Deputy CLERK
Ferguson & Cannon, Attorneys
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"He Is Wise Who
Talks But Little. "

This Is only a half truth.
IF 1vise men had held their
tongues, we should knoSy
nothing about the circulation
ofhe blood. fit were not
for this advertisement you
ntqhtnever knoW that Hood
SarSapariila Is the greatest
medicine In the avorld to
purify and enrich your blood,
create an appetite, gfVe you
strength and steady nsrDes.
impure Blood-"My completeness
BAD. HooSs Sarsaparls I'D much good
gy purifying ny Rood. sNy SIN Is r0U
oIeay. " olrnie D. McCoy. Walsoriouja. Pa.
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Religious services IN the German Ian
guage are held every Sunday morning
at y o'clock In Choir Hall, Richards
street
scandinavian religious meetings are
held every Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m
In the Assembly hail. this city. Also
every Thursday evening at o'clock In
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms.
Home missionaries will visit the vari-
Gus wards tomorrow at the usual hour
Of meetings
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
The officers and teachers Of the Sun
day schools OF the Salt Lake Stake will
hold union meeting on Monday evening
next at 5 o'clock. In the Fourteenth
ward assembly rooms. The Brighton
school win furnish the musical eXer-
cises. A full attendance Is desired by
the Stake superintendency
J. II. PARRY
Secretary.
SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSIONARIES.
The Sunday school missionaries Of the
Salt Lake Stake win meet Sunday
morning, at 1880 o'clock, In the Temple
ton building.
The Twelfth quorum Of Elders win
meet In the Nineteenth ward meeting
house on Monday evening next at
o'clock.
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a c0mpany's Outlooks are very favor
able az present. says a member OF the
organization.
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a. J. HOsMER. N. D.,
w. Y. CROXALL. N. d.,
w. s. ELLERBECK, NJ D.,
=. W. WHITNEY, NJ. d.,
Executive committee Salt Lake Coun-
ty Medical society. for and In behalf Of
the society
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Corn. Anderson Of company A Is re-
ported as being on the sick list.
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sergt. Fred 9erkharjt Of company c,
IL IN temporary charge VI the armory
during the apgonce q CAPT J.. Il. Gil
bert.
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Private Lawson OF company A, Is
acting as first sergeant IN the absence
OF the first sergeant.
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Private FraJk Book OF company a,
Il reported by nNmbers Of his company
az going 20 n Narled the middle OF
August.
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Sergt. Ed Jardep OF company y. &c
acting as coppaly quNtermaster in
The absence W QpaUermaster Lund,
who is vsItpg relatives In Morgan
City.
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Private jim Lgwson of company A
met with a UAIntUl accident last week
while AZ work 0t the Dew University,
having fell dUw0 hole and injured
Dne OF his legs,
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Company c VIII hoid q non-commis-
stoned ohicer5 school next Monday
night
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. . o . o . o 90 o o Q O O o . 0 I

cavators are unable to keep the cess
pools at the relief camps on Punch
bowl street and Vineyard street clear;
Resolved, That the Minister of the
Interior be requested to supply drain
pipe for said camps, of sufficient capac-
ity to lead off the water used for bath
ing at said camps, to the harbor from
he Punchbowl street camp, and to the
Nuuanu stream from the Vineyard
street camp. Carried.
Question of Medicinal Wines.
Messrs. Schaefer & Co. asked for
ruling of the Board on medicinal
wines, stating they wished to make
shipment Of that class of liquor to
Kauai, where it was greatly needed.
The Boards former ruling dealt with
alcoholic liquors, and it was thought
the wines mentioned should be classed
as permitted freight. 1t was moved by
Mr.. Smith, seconded by Mr.. Hatch,
that wines Of European and American
vintage be added TO the list of permit
ted goods without respect to their de-
gree of alcoholic strength. Carried.
President Dole, who was present,
spoke of the plumbing regulations
which had been passed upon by the
| Board, and called the attention of the
latter to a plumbing bill introduced in
| the Senate and referred to the House
which had become pigeonholed. He
stated he had had conversations with
Messrs. Emmeluth and Mott in regard
to the bill and both gentlemen ex-
pressed themselves as satisfied with
- - h ah oil
required plumbers to be licensed. Ell
you cannot make this bill a regulation
OF the Health Department" said he
"the Board could recommend it to the
Legislature"
Chinese Vice Consul Goo Kim asked
for information relative to the inmates
of Camp A at the Kalihi detention
camp. These people had been there
since January Both, the time they tool
their disinfecting bath. No action wa:
taken, the Board desiring to be In
formed by the superintendent of the
camp as to the quarantine periods o.
the different stations.
A suggestion was made that Kalih
camp ba made a relief camp after al
quaran& hes have expired. II is pos
sible II this course may be pursued
Applications for Quarantine.
Applications from thirty-one persons
for leaN ito go into quarantine, in or
der to lyave for other Island ports aft
er the completion of the required quar-.
antine, were received and discussed by
the Board. Mr.. Cooper said he had
given permission for Messrs. Hyman
Kaiser and Walker to go into quaran-
tine at Sumner Island yesterday.
He alB suggested that portion oil
the drillshed quarters be cleaned and
made ready for white people who de-
sire to go into special quarantine pre-
vious to departure for other ports. This
people could provide their own cots
and necessaries; a restaurant was al
ready established in the old barracks
building, and everything would be