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Arizona republican., 1900-10-06


 eral to carry on any business thought wise by the directors of this corpora tion.
 Third. That the place where the principal business of said corporation is to be transacted Is Phoenix, Arizona.
 Fourth. That the term for which the said corporation is to exist is fifty years from and after the date of its in corporation.
 That the number of directors. or trustees of said corporation shall be nine and that the names and residences of said directors or trustees who are appointed for the first year, and to serve until the election and qualifca- ton of such officers are as follows. to- wit: M. l.. Culver, Alameda, Califor- nia; NJ. C. Nunan, Alameda. CaIifor- mia; s. w. DufTie, San Francisco, Cal ifornia; Frank Severio, san Francisco. California: John F. Harris, San Fran cisco, California: D. H. Mosteller. San Francisco, California; F. H. Allen. San Francisco. California: w. H. Davis, san Francisco. California; J. l.. Geary, Jr.. San Francisco, California
 That the affairs of this corporation are to be conducted by the president and secretary thereof.
 Sixth. That the amount of the cap ttal stock of said corporation is Eight Hundred Thousand CSSOO ,OOOOO) Dollars and the number of shares into which it is divided is Eight Hundred Thou sand (S0O,000) shares of the par value of $1 each.
 That any capital stock which may hereafter be sold shall be sold subject to the terms and conditions imposed by the board Of directors of this cor ponti"n which board of directors shall have absolute control thereof
 seventh. That the amount of said
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-24
LOCAL BREViTIES.

The Sewing Society of ST. Andrews
Cathedral will resume it's weekly meet
ings this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
Fourteen Austrians arrived in the
Doric. They were put aboard the Lee
hua for Kihei, where they go to work
on the plantation.
This latter disease has been practi-
cally eradicated for the last twelve or
fourteen years, and it's temperance
is causing much concern among horse
men.
AS to DR.. Elliott's report on the
Olaa mules afflicted with CHAMBERS. DR.,
Shaw does not believe 1t can be stamp
ed out. He believes that 10 per cent
of the horses imported have CHAMBERS.
Twelve out of eighty horses submitted
TO the Mallein test gave out the re-
auired temperature reaction. Five OF
them when killed were found to have
LESSONS of CHAMBERS.
Government Veterinarian Shaw
states in report to the Minister If In
terror that DR.. Waughop does not say
whether it is dairy or range stock
that is affected with tuberculosis on
Kauai. The tuberculin test on dairy
animals should not be done more than
once a year. All foreign cattle, he con-
tinues. should be submitted to this
test on arrival in Kauai, the same as
at the port OF Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-24
The First Mesa ge.

- +. j. Cross stated yesterday that
within four weeks after the work of
installing the wireless telegraph plant
had begun IL would be possible to COM
municate between the Islands. The
auction sale for the privilege of send
ing the first message will be held at
MOrgan's auction room on Monday,
May LIST. The message is limited TO
one hundred words and the person
buying the right to send the first mes
sage will have the right of saying to
which charitable institution the mon
ey paid shall be donated. The sum of
$500 is already bid for the first mes
sage. The Moana, due tomorrow, will
bring the Marconi experts and the ma
terial
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-24
Y. M. C. A. Building May be Sold ?

1t is rumored that the present Young
Mems Christian Association building
on Hotel street may be sold and more
commodious premises secured for the
erection of an association hall in
keeping with the growing needs Of the
" NJ. G.. A. work.
Mr.. T. Give Davies, the newly elect
ed president, has no knowledge of the
contemplated move. The subject, how
ever, Is expected to come up at a meet
ing of the board, which will be held on
Thursday, when the Young Mems
Christian Association boarding-hou
scheme will be fully discussed.
A gentleman interested in Y. NJ. c. A.
work suggests that the present hall
might be utilized as the proposed
Young Women's Christian Association
headquarters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-24
KAMALo INJUNCTION SUIT.
Papers Filed Today to Prevent Sale
of Advertised Stock.

The dissatisfied stockholders OF the
Kamalo Sugar Company were present
in large numbers at meeting held in
Foster Hall last evening. Between
fourteen and sixteen thousand shares
we're represented.
The shareowners finally decided up
on bringing an injunction suit against
the company to prevent the sale of the
advertised delinquent stock, and the
papers will be filed today in the Cir
cult Court by the attorneys, Paul Neu-
mann, w. A. Henshall and George A.
Davis w. A. Henshall was chairman
of the meeting.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-24
Funeral of Henry Roberts.

The funeral of the late Henry ID.
Roberts, master mechanic of the Oahu
Railway. was held yesterday afternoon
at 4:3O from the Knights OF Pythias
hall The pall-bearers were Thomas
Murray and William Roberts of the
Oahu Railway. Joseph Little and Harry
Wooten Of the Marine Engineers AS
ISOLATION, of which deceased was a
member, and A. w. Keech and John
Hughes of the Knights of Pythias. De-
ceased leaves a widow and four chill
dren.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-24
We have just received a small choice line of
Genuine Scotch ZephyrS.

cheap goods
a which she would
look stylish that would stand the kind of laundering would
receive here.
carefully Printed Pure IRISH LINEN
LAWNS designs coorngs, tweve-yard
lengths which Offering the
will sold tariff
OF all ladies of the durability of Irish Linen
delightful goods the
around article that feel justified
expanding the time and making in
that wouldnot article that would
aside after the first laundering trimmings these goods
complete choose FROM Embroderes
of all kinds CAMBRIA NANSoOK and SWISS EDGNGS and IN
SERTIONS These all
imported by direct from Europe bond.
received direct Troy n. " splendid
line of GENTS SHIRTS cooed and neggee In buying
shirts exercised their fit
and of STYLE and the coored the
exactng examination their OF
color doing satisfy ourselves that getting
shirts
ceeded Call them and the line Gents FURNISHINGS
and UNDERWEAR
housekeepers a hurry,
that SHEETS PILLOWCASES ready all
sizes and qualities and prices think will be satisfactory
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-24

rs't coli consult H.
D. .,. $1,000 to loan
a-i'! tbe Queen s
N tOday Knight
I ',',J degree. .,,,r.
..,n parade ., 81 'os"
7S5...1y1e'lurnd bicycles. lies. held
r q. parsons house Oh
anb,ers were ,Sa District 5yiGi
si and table
,lsp Oh Beretania street
,ss school, large or
'' D.. sg .sed rooms. see
\, last page .,n,l, will
! ,iaa, s.,i by Attorney
p l,''y volunteered his SER
ard IS offered TO par
evan s..-,r Z. wheel belong 9eo
~, ". & { Mfg. Co. see
o0s Merchant
,ii ss'snnt residence al
eSa All modern I'M
,ss Hawaiian sugar l,T.
~. n 10 transfers from rom
y, II. 3 to Monday April
lame, Rooms will re-
IT, u.s.. lpril 18th, al the ne
=. sS,g. street Woman 5
n..t.ns Of s. Andrew 5
r.,,i.oa will be held on
y, 4, \ o'clock In the
ron. -
chinese child at the
sr.s, camp yesterday
. fractured skull re-
ID accidental fall
NIX Co., in their ad
I, oT- attention to Bald
H. sure cure for head
4, and sickness.
s2ni quite a nuniDe , ~
,ssir doors at 2 o'clock
4 rsrect 20 the mem
lanes Campbell
sa special meeting OF
n o. the Bank Of Ha-
morning for the pur-
i,g The constitution.
rm A. May & Co., Ltd
Nh delivery 70 any part
Ind In your orders by
tN,yvll Be attended to.
\ ne 1909 Tribunes is
naa & Co. constantly
sssp Up with the orders
By one before they are
,Ilnss we're placed In
son building yesterday,
FsbIs '0r pedestrians TO
w without getting into
4 he late John W. Win
4 rom st. Andrew S Ca
d0s this morning and
Sie1ce as published
boo has engaged the
California miners to
\ They have complied
r1ns and will leave for
b
working on the sewer
Wssu a. work in the
y oria'r expects TO
h By. ll.Y lst, when his
b.
ic0ll Of the j. r. O.
y iei yesterday ~ J..
oi.aInd a statement Of
IN odd one Of exDend
ig 70 lsS,6lO.
sierlI meeting Of the
e Cub will be held at
io'el tomorrow night at
i'aiy v H. Kitcat re-
Reliance Of members.
iloTn at Leleo has
\ Quincy to hurriedly
ZONE which he has oc-
sy,on for 50 many
'@lde at KaIihl in the
nsnd'less has presented
agriculture and Fores-
lol'e lot Of seeds of
W. Ornamental plants
Botanical Gardens.
'l'lIes Of the Young
Association athletic
Va. Way night was the fire
". Coats, the physical
old Performance was
fI'nod hail. q
a'at Of the Victor, ,
y, Y hank the kind do
= 1.shtshirts. hens
4; ~. and to say that
~ ven !, highly appreciat.
! = o. the hospital.
s;. :. Achi against Ma.
,'I y, Tor the partition
=, ,s.ana the property cit,.
' ~ decided yesterda1
s \ nun George Lu
" conduct the sale.
m and ID Kamehameh,
|, s s,' during the mex.
..s r''' game will tax.
" Grounds at AZ,
''''aoon, April tn.
n, r..5, he Oahu RaIIwa.
\ T. ], Il in a bad ,lIl', c : :
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-24

n roiS99isI.,oe homo to-
| INK, ay resume 6is
|as,,a M he has 5es which :.
iieadb S Solse Perry is
q abop,' "a and will
sssed y wu the SAM
e. sn '9 az. Judge 4 Sill NJ.
n d View Wy J, =, through
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-24

DEVELOP, PRINT AND MOUNT
FOTOS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-16

appear to the landladie1 sufficient reasons
for charging less than the well-equlpped house.
One of the conditions that have helped the new
French, German and English landlords To suS-
cess Is their retention OF the old rate OF rentals
in spite. OF their improvements. In general
they follow the average OF the street instead
OF going above II. In the best nei1hborhoods
for mems lodgings. where accessibility, gem
tility and other considerations make rents
highest, n large room ranges from $40 TO ti2 a
week In the newer lodging houses that have
been supplied with the extra bathtube, these
rents are the same. although In the other houses
N will rarely be possible to Ret the exclusive
use of a bath. The hall rooms usually cost tho
same In the new as In the old houses. for there
has been no opportunity TO improve them
Thus side by side will stand houses that supply
the most different degrees OF comfort both
asking for the same rate. Ii will ba seen that
the day Of the old-fashioned landfady cannot
last long when her competitions In the business
are able 10 do 40 much more for their clients
with no corresponding increase In expense
The bachelor apartments built nowadays. sup
ply n greater degree OF comfort 10 the bachelor
than any other way of living can, even under
the care OF the most skilful landlady, because
the buil dings contain more To make living COM
Portable than any residences that are used for
lodgings ever did And a. they are all rented
without furniture, they are scarcely 10 be com-
pared to the lodging house that takes In the
bachelor for only a short time, perhaps, or, az
all events. for less than a veal. That method
Of living Is expensive. almost the cosuiest that
young men can follow But II IL coming TO
be more and more comfortable every year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-16
mr.. BLIyKINrONS CAT TRAP.
AZ Once Very simple and Effective. and Not
without some Proht.

49,.
1hove heard saidMr Bhtherly' ~ofthe man
who devised the trap gun 40 set that the weight
of n certain number NJ cnts unon ,bs ton of the
,ano. 49,. ,nLiah T.. .. ,r.tna - III
renee upon Wh'oh " was framed would pun
the trigger and so cause the fence to he swept
with a storm Of buckshot and slurs I per-
~ 49,
1ohany Nne" the man VINO hVeh'eu the sys-
tenn by which the cats on a fence were at
trac,ad intn ona end NJ N nine ,hat .lan,ed
- 80
uo"hWdIu' ana tne io"er ehu VI "hch ""'
over a river; and likewise ] knew the man who
made the ton rail of his fences very smooth
49, a." -, a. ii -, A.. -
""u theh hep' " wei s'euHeu II h"e"
well the original inventor Of the first electrical
cat annihilator by means OF which the ton
III - ,a.aao o.no, ,.Ih o..-
i"h'i "'ehOe 'ou'u oo 'h"'k'u WI" u" 'io'N''o
current whenever "A cat appeared upon II; but
my. these folks were all children in this yay
A.. oon,,arod urt,h orn,hor ,-iond ~ rnino ola
% ''''p"''N W" ""''"'' ''''u W "'"' 'u
Socrates j Blinkinton, who invented n most
economical cat killer and conveycr that not
o,,r boz, 81. rai,bhorhood ,ar o,Lohl,. r.
oh's heI' Ut, wv 'e"a'h"o'' iu"
or cats but thus maze MN clearly a pubic
bpnefactor and also gave him personally some
.,,ou oroo, rro,, tic ,.I,s And I'd. .,au
S''''' i"'' ''"'' ~ NJ" "N u" S"
was simplicity itself
The fence Of his rear yard, rs IL happened,
ros , aort 81 cantrol c,ncregatinc nnint Tor
W -. r"
al the ch's hrouh1' iney uHeu 10 come mere
10 rehcarse their concerts and to give them,
aud here Trey came TO visit and TO gossip and
To fight, there were Away lots of cats there.
Upon this fence MIR. Blinlinton put a top rail
Of metal. which he Kept charged with a sum-
GENTLY powerful current Of electricity con-
veyed to IL from q dynamo set up In the base
mcnt OF his house. Then, he placed q belt
carried on puleys supported by the rear fence,
the. belt running hori1nntuly parallel with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-16
cor HER LOST CHILD BACK. NIT
The Loss OF an Investment Of Five Cents Not
Explained to an East Side Mother.


Tho Madison street police are banned by
the mysterious disappearance Of a rubber
han. Sergt. Sweeney was re oiclng one
night last week over the fact that there were
only tweaty-four lost children in the back
room instead Of the customary twenty-five.
when = dirty little siv-year-old hoy staggered
into the station house carrying another hoy.
slightly dirtier, but Of about the same size
and age.
Il t'irk he's lost, Sarge" snid the first boy
setting his burden down. Il found him cryin'
In dc gutter on Poll street.
The sergeant sighed and turned the latest
find over TO the doorman. lie got a bath
the regular Fast Side punishment for get
TING lost and was put into the hack rotln
with tlr other twsuty-fonr Wanderers.
\ few minutes later a woman entered the
Sargent she said. i've lost my Vile.
Have you found d child With
Several, madam replied Sergt Sweeney.
"Doornan' Lady wants 10 look over the
baby show"
Tho woman was conducted TO the back room.
children. In spite Of the fact that they had
all been hdthed. motherly intuition told Ter
that the last conner wds her Willie. She was
leodihg him out of the st,.tion house, when
Size ,toppcd suddenly and. look ed startled.
Whine" SIZE demanded T., shaking his arm
violently where b, your rubber pauY ,n, tn
answer he only sobbed.
Then she addressed the sergeant. When
Willie was brought in here did hr have a rubber
bnll In his right hhnd?"
"Idont think %, no, na'anl"
Well. this T. my Willie all right. but when
he left homo he had a rubber ball in his right
hand. 1t was u brand new rubber hall and y
cost i've cents. IN hold the police responsible
She was persistent and refused to leave the
station house until she had received satisfaction,
The sergeant appealed to the doortnan, and the
doorman appealed to the twenty-four children
in the back room. Al were positive that Willie
had no rubber ball in his hand when he was
brought in. The woman left at last when The
sergeant promised 10 put his Detectives on the
case. She returned twice, later in the evening,
but the police were still in the dark No
clue To the di,appearance has yet been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-16
Katie az the Phone.

Katie IL Just over and she Is employed a.. a
don eSiIc In a big house surrounded by shade
trees on The Cas- farm. She Is as willing a. q
hungry mosquito. but Their arc things she has
not yet learned.
Ka,ie is having a hnri time In mastering the
telephone. She has h ID many lessons and long,
but there II a n ystery about The whole thing
that infames her superstition.
ANY o . call or ask for me nv telephone
while ] was out, Kntie'' asked the nistress., =,
and a lady wild a volce like q COZ - mill Gays,
Hello, AMI ssys, Hello yer>seli and she says.
ne,s. And abe avs. IL Aunt Mary there'"
And I told her she'd bstther ask a POLICEMAN,
and she fo.ret sumihin' In my ear. and ! dared
barn and she said nithIh'. III talk In that ma
chine no more. num-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-16

Nlt NpAl-tNNFNtlf INV NlAf NhNl~llfl 'NllA
not cost a. much ~ tho expense Of having he
house nearly always half empty. In another
house the bathroom was shown, II proved 10
he an inside dCSot 90 Theoretically dark that
II was impossible to see whit the room looked
like. After the suggestion had been made
several time. the lN1dladv 1T the, SNs The
material was So covered with rust aud other
dscoloration that it would have been dif1cult
to say Of what It was really COMPOSED
into that tuh7" exclaimed the prospective
lodger, astoni7he1 a. the sight. "or that any
The landlady drew down her upper lip.
There Is nothing tie matter with the tEt,,
turned out the gas with vicious snddcnness
for her intuition had warned her that the Young
man had no idea Of taking the rooms u
the bathroom put into repair. But that OUTLAY
seemed cytrnvnr1nt SO long NJ the house was
not full. II never seemed 10 occur TO her Tint
il was never likely TO be FIJI so long as the bath
tub looked a. II did. whatever the real condi-
ton Of II might be; and rs a matter OF fact, II
was quite ~ solei as II looked.
As a general rule there i surprislprly little
ground for complaint on the score of untidi-
ne.s. Rooms are usually kent fairly clean.
although. one man who had lived fnr many
wears In lodgings said he had rarely been In n
house whor' enough sweeping was done.
There IL probably some degree Of truth in
illness satisfactory Ia all but the most c~NactinR
will usually be maintainei. Whether towels
nrA HOMECOMING ~ sum 1Nn'. mllnofIN anu
whether the IT, water b. nut into the rooms at
night depends on the IN ,icncv ~ tho land
lady. Her qualities in hi. respect are i'm
portant, because II. usually harppn~ that ser-
wants are very likely To take pattern from the
mistress. u the careless, INDECENT or moon.
Detent iandlRdirS al succeeded In getting good
servanta thei own faults might not be so i'm
portant bit the bad servants are usually found
where the landlady IL least capable. And there
will never be too lcas' difference In Irice be-
tween the well and poorly. conducted house.
possibly because the lnndlRdy h~csltate@ 10
Acknowledge officially her own SHORTCOMINGS.
The price Of the neiIhborhood prevails. what
ever the raTtlcu'nr character ~ the house
may he. Poor beds aud scant towels never
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-16
NOTICES OF REAL ESTATE AUCTION
l.

N occur ara printed a day IN advance in THH
II you are interested In Real state Ada
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-22
PINE BLUFF LADY ROBBED
In Chicago-Thugs are in Charge of
 The City, Say the Papers.

Mir. A. w. Mills returned yester- day from an extended business and pleasure trip to New York and oth- CT points East Returning be stop ped in Chicago for several days, where he says the thugs reign sugreme and daylight robberies are of hourly occurrence. On departing from that city he was accompanied to the station ty hls sister. Mrs. K. E. Renfrow, who is visiting in Chi- cago. While they were passing through the station gate to the train some miscreant relieved her of her pocket book, which con tained about $25 and other valuables. Every effort was made immediately to ap- ureheEd the thief but all to no avail.
 The newspapers of Chicago are roundly denouncing the mayor, Carter Harrison, for the present bad nditionaof affairs and charge that there is collusion between the thieves and city authorities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-22
ON PLEASURE BENT
Cotton Belt Officials, Accompanied by
 Ladies, Visited Our City.

A number of prominent Cotton Belt railroad officials were in the city a few hours this morning. Among them were First Vice-Presi- dent and General Manager F. H. Britton and wife, of St. Louis; Miss QuIgley. of New York, General su- perintendent R. H. Bowron, of Tyler. Texas, and Mir. Swinton, who fn- structs employees Of the Cotton Belt in the new rule book, recently adopt ed.
 The party traveled on a special train, made up of three special cars and left for the south on pleasure trip. They were accompanied by Division Superintendent w. N. Neff, of this city.
 The party will pass through this city on its return next Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-22
ANO OTHER KILLING, STANFtEED EASTMAN KILLS CARL JONES NEAR WAL
 NUT LAKE. BACKED BY WHITE MEN He Locks Himself in a House and Defes the Of6cers---T There
 May Be Trouble.
BACKED BY WHITE MEN

Another killing is reported here today from Walnut Lake, Desha county, and it is the third murder committed in this section since last Sunday.
 stanfeld Eastman, a negro, shot and killed another negro by the name Of Carl Jones. The particr- lars could not be learned today but the killing resulted from a fight be- tween the two men, who had pre- Yiously engaged in ''war of words" over some pc, Sonal matter. East hams weapon was doube=5arrel shot gun and the killing occurred on the John B. Eason place, near Walnut Lake. He fled after com hitting the deed and has so far successfully escaped the officers.
 Deputy Sheriff W. L. Proctor, of Walnut Lake, Besha county, is in the city today. He said that just before he left Walnut Lake he got news to the effect that Eastman wag locked in house near that place well armed, and backed by number of white men, defes the officers oi the law. MT. Proctor was com pelled to come to this city, but quickly deputized number of eiti- zens and sent them with severa deputies to the place where East. ham is secreted. He has not heard from that place since his arriva here but says he would not be sur prised to hear that somebody i' hurt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-22
Was COMPROMISED.


 The suit which was brought by the Desha ievee board some time since by Attorneys x. o. and E. $. Pindall of this city and Attorney Armstead of Little Rock for back taxes. sued for since 1883, claimed to be due by the Missouri Pacific Rail way Company. was compromised yesterday by the above attorneys. represntIng the board, and dr. M. A. Austin, of Pine Bluff, representing railroad for the sum of $6, ,591 5. The total amount sued for was about Sl5,000. less what taxes had been paid by .-Arkansas City Jour nal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-22
WILL APPEAR HERE.

A notable event in the history of Southern pregressiyeness and ad- vancement pertaining to matters re lating to music and the drama. and fraught with interest to the refined, artistic and music-loving element of the South will be the production oi Mir. Victor J Erhart's new operatic success in this city. A musician of rare ability and artistic exceileney and genius, this young Southerner Is rapidly pushing his way and making A name for himself equal to any of the great composers of the present day.
 Victor J. Erhart will appear at the Merrill Institute in this city Tuesday evening, Nov. 28. assisted by Mrs. EIanor Porter Erhart. dramatic reader and elocutionist, under the auspices of the Young Ladies Society of the Presby terian church.