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The Princeton union., 1900-07-12
COMMISSIONERS MET. I,
The County Board Met This Week
and Were Kept Busy for a ~
= Two Days Session.
The Annual Tax Levy Was Made and
81 the Total Amount Is $I,5oo~
a.. 49,
s5H5 Less Than 1900.

The board of county commissioners
met last Monday for the first time for
several weeks and found an immense
amount of work to be done. The first
day was taken up principally with al
lowing bills and listening to kicks
from people who had, or thought they
had, grievances. At the last meeting
before the board had divided the taxes
for the current year between the new
school district formed from part Of
No6 and the old district, giving %
twenty-five per cent. and seventy-fve
per cent. This is not entirely satis-
factory to all concerned and the board
reconsidered the matter. It was finally
settled by giving the new district
twenty-five per cent. of all moneys,
funds and credits which belonged to
| the old district when the commission
ers made the final order establishing
the new district, Nov. q, 1899.
The bond of the Citizens State bank,
the official depository Of the county,
was presented and approved by the
board
Tuesday there was more grief for the
board when several petitions for new
school districts and roads we're pre-
sented.: Two of the petitions were for
the formation Of a new school district
in 1926, but as there were only four
families represented on one petition
and the other covered considerable
more than township to get the re-
quired number both were rejected
One road petition was given favorable
consideration and the notices will be
published next week.
Sheriff Claggett reported a small
list Of uncollected personal property
taxes and the board after duly con
sidering the cases declared all uncol
lectable except those assessed agains
T. D. <Kerrick, and new citations were
issued on these cases.
There was q large grist of applica
! tions for refundment under the rea
estate ssx sale, but they were ali lfaie
over. Most of them came from tht
estate of T. r. Medd, who purchased
many tax deeds>in this county yea>
or two ago.
The tax levy for the year was mad'
in the fOllOWinU amOnntS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21

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sassaept IA ~ s.sss sskfkst afss&ns - tassrns
80 80 r~t, list - tsssxs = ~ NarsA
rsti4r s4.@ta rscss1nqtitr y sAs ssaat sassrs
kasv h~se rssas IN ttaSta tsg - lvgs~@anx "a.
sv.gats a WINE II gha s.ra4sr es9Ss 1llsas sssszu
stisczs svssxaae e ~eAa 40 npastux susssg W. ~
ssaffss tsress nnfA isefss ,Asa fssa q ~ ~sss
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shs Nqscs asassVreEsa Tsaks's sMaes a *a#tss-s
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sssss rtAfsisssasas. N&Nx sSaass ~ FAe svnassa
sssss sst = en- sNasxp n ~ ssrfsrsss sass tssss
= e 40 stasas ~ rrmwet s,at ss@s az ssfr4sss
a. sma ~ ar~ssfrsf a. TsFspN rzaass AsasAsssss
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te Ara 49, essef srsn8 - e~Tesars sa4 sg~rsesz ~
$40 sefee4as ~ sr%iashse sssa.sass fa8es -
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sssefet ~ saiezss as rt2sasstr = tes ssss.a4s
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"a rsss ssser@s aeeavvl harsset eaa Ia
sas sseysae a ~essssv Fsfigs vs4essssssM -r~.s.s
~ sfzsafasesN ~ lsSsrrsse eesas-w tA4 A%rssss
fssesr istsrtsf ssifrsss Heys sr ras4 sa-~sfasagf
50 ~1sgasse frf %sssaaHass f7sltss saeA esaaz=s
~ naea = snass "a ss-@4sF sren sse..ss
gtsses ea isvys seass "a ~ Nssssgn trwaA sss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21

The ca.p WIN sesn nese.e .

Recently I representative 1t the Inland
Sentinel paid : visit to the Python mine
that nsirssorhood he fysS psa''sn sn N
was given the fsrrt visit on account Of II
netnG the pioneer property az the camp,
tour Years 40. 81 B B : Rochsnan' QUITE ute
4 transformation has taken place on the
bill since that date. The company owns
four claims and a fraction. which are
as Ss s II en- .s ssi as Fee s.ss ss
the town Of Knmioops, about four miles
south Of town A visit was paid 10 The
I I, !. nov wa +; work &, !, being carried on
snencemens. and yet to b. driven some
depth Of ise feet In drivina ire tunnel
in width. Was gone through. which aver
aged from - 10 y In gold Near the en-
rance 81 the tunnel ara tho orc bins.
, ssrs are r :, me tcos of steep stepping
shaft Those htns have be<n ccnstructed
here Tor tho pnrposc 81 foa<)iu9 the ore
into wagons. a. II Il imposs1nls 70 take
ssns 10 10 ssssp n'a Ass. an ass'a sss
tramWay which ftHas about IN feet -
a very acute angle, the visitor reaches
ne ,as, snsfs house where Z soe1 idsa can b
% shs large smaa s n sndsr n s'sni
york which must have been done. There
are some ssee odd tons IL ore on the
|~f-~ftr WA<+e VII A*EI0X& XNOXL u IN
copper and gcld. besides 3 0uantity of
ore Of hi4hey Rrade. which uDu1h pay 10
sskp The shaft h "A exce1f5nf piece Of
werk and double cosnrartmo11 Ihs s,rst
drifi w.s visited wAieh \ ri fsSt below
tho suyfaee. There 4 6r4X h1a zen run
wet Tor about - feet Aione the ore
most from end u end a cr(sscut "a
the north was Also 1nade n this Nrfft, ex-
posing some very 0Re copper~fDld ore
which would pay to ship. s fu7ther e.
animation 1t thes dStft ana - Dsrstn 81
the s.fcct isve! was impo~sible On ac-
eount Of the shaft being partly filled with
water. Mr. Wood explained, hyvwver'
that At this depth crpsscnt had besn
run south for u feet and one north -
feet. also drift to the east Of = fees
and another 10 the west OF los feet. the
latter h~ing nearly all In one ma for
nation here il getting more settled and
the vein, which II about feet vide has
Two good walls Atfogefher some 20 feat
underground work has been done and
ore can be seen In almost ali the WORK
inxs The outeroppings of tho vein were
visited AMI IN places crosscuts OF axar
- feet have been made These s,us-
cropplnss can be traced for A distance
81 over tee feet. and in places the vein
appears TO as from 20 10 ID feet vide
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21
oRg FROM THE 0LYsPICs.
Nss.Fm. 1tsv ssiw~s FER All mss-
erals 90 F@~rs~sw n@iksr.-
Nark 40 t@atfaas.

SsfssAi rssrass< 90 fkz Fast.l n ss'll xsrrer
fAgrsST TOWNSEND. NsN %-N ~
Nss4 90 @atzz~Ms, fhfs taAMff $40 rev
vasaatts sn@s away sesTrsr% ~ ere tAxsm
fsSass . tsAS N sNe lHy mgaA EtTgsa al on.
Nse received an ksSav ersra tns fsek fs1.
ihaaxA ttg xA.@rs Wers evtntis@1ss sn fNs
- sser nssnsFaA Nr Nst4 a mars 81.
sssur4xNA asa ~M 9NNn pnFk sa thn
ss,is s,set sara tarkhrf TIE vs3r "a ahrAtss
II ~ ssstnfsIs ~ ths 0tysa9tta zha1s
rsxAs ssl1rs ffun TIE AsA1 e pseca4gFy
has
rAffs II essnst3ara Ne 5thrr work -.
sss - ~ ths raaWnf&asx kats saE gsss-zse
RSxHAs3V y a. wAsk AAsk ~ wAksF
sssau~tRFn a esap'a ~ ENf'ps frngn fs4
seangk road A tea4 was &iacggefs4 tAsre
s~x~rzt NsATa Akl. Art ASSAYS TErRgnr
- hsxA a. n were notAszr1. Ryewaser hAs
sssass sarth her 10 tnc Aiiisa3e. Rssoxa tho 80
.exktaEss ws2re tAa veAz IA s2a& 20 80
xauca SETTER.
sxxsrai other parties are az week n ths
csyEaxcs. s2s & 10 as< kSswa Aezs s2xi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21

W. c. McDouEai. an oid-timer here.
Is In Rossland from one Of the Boun-
dary's latest mining camps. To a Record
reporter Mr., Acpougaii said.
"Oia1la lies q few miles above the con-
fuence Of Kerenneos creek with the Simii-
kameen river. In the keremeous creek
valley. The valley at Olaila Is about one
third OF mile In width between the
cnclngfng ranges, on the east and west re-
spect!vely. the direction OF the valley be-
ing north and south. Olaii4 Is purely
and simply a mining town, and will be-
come a center OF great Importance. as
the great mineral belt Of the lower Simil-
kameen region has been cut across by
the deep valley at the point where the
town II. and the huge mineral bodies.
which are the wonder Of ali who have
visited them, crop out on tho sides and
precigl.ous faces Of the ranges on each
side of The town. I believe Oiaila can
not fail 20 become great payroll min
Ing center Already . poSfpfnce. min
ing recorders office. assay oftlce. q good
hotel and building for store purposes are
ready for occupation. besides 3 number Of
private houses"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21

~ ~bas recsns wetiske1wn mntbns
wrala mueh ~ hts isess wess ases fatsa-
nise Nl&uAtafsf
~ y bal kfFat ftttff ~Aa sn1sn -
Nnstane ia NeaRaa4fSe
a Ttss heart ~ Nss1 ptes sAs fsusted
fran rfesnafteH flashes ~ a fTtsnas
IA whAa hist@fteAs character kMewn 80
asa ftass EunifHuf& txVf~x ~ fnAmf SEA.
En~wu rHKnaart4f
n wk.s nesss arats was she son af .
us*ana ana a HgnY
IS WEE MAS Hfsinstnx Nsmy'
~ wh&f paa~a EM@iAah kieE ~ss tsns
ner ns@msss@nf
"a Mas Amsfse2n h4sfte ~ ssewm -
The ftaefis "A kssfF ~ t1ilsEs4s -
= ~ was sA1ssss sketssspasfss ehe-
xAs
" Mssnf AsaffksMfs enrmnnk nSs&r ess Esl&-
"a W q selatMY fsakn MS @wn ft@es7
Ss Wn8ek ~ tire TrstsA States WAS sfsa~
fnkitF rAnes Nee FasessxpA
q Whfeh - fhs sAff 9ns rssmesninx "a
tlse se4sR m8NAnzN ~ ~ wsssAf
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sepxhs - - sssws ~ sahssf ~ ss*Nxs
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= WNa1 peef Bssfs.te ~se exxste Miss
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a. fse&txs ~ s. f&fzF*ste. a f'2sa k'~.
g. fesxe HsAs 49, 1Asaaf s4~Nxe t.ae<
aas q tsarNs@ - gaAn Past seekAe ~
gearkaAsH t1fsse0ss&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21

%AsftNysrys~ Nos ~ fssffAessf,
Me go ssssrsssf - stae NAsls~4i gFA2as,
50 rNhk ~ NHsNe@ ar4 sAskAz IN hssssssax
ske n@xs kwHma2 eNaHHeNta1m Th~ Ef&HKs
estsxrS ~ faNaSa<taz s&&4sNx kNpsft SO
fNfsE assfa3aq Is sAee 81 y ea@eswne ~
s,ssrssstss - f&sa 1xaArtREsisFA ftfAH K3ssgEf
ssk NNNNtfg - . srskxs saes@SFs@s SAP.
afhe sr$sxes@T - fMx f4rs4 ffm~ EAlsH=fF
~ nsasse xus atskAAet4xHs ~ 2Ssett ~ s&v3Nax
AanA4 4w& fs4 ts8<sNf efxsti@a - nmxSs
stsFs was ssssfsafsskftY tatssst9 Ne@at-
iars anfe stasfes fAYasfz& $50 efs&-
ssNn ~ shs sastszsgaFai a1aa fsussat = q
saa 4BR asfsxea shx seMgeNeasa tynsssrsw.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21

-. ~Aeasa raass - tne nntY saH Nns
a. a. Frsactseo srf fssNfarnta -
- aatek .fuEs. r44Fmtna sxNrfsy
go 1919 ~ N&n Frsuesse9 a. y efes
- ~ NJ tnaFfes 3r'a4smx sse.sgsr
- ssawsfsts4 fwH tratr4 dativ Sar
,,as., 500 s.rs - apfsT - a. ets~.is
~ Is s@asAsra F'aetSs Ca. 81 rsrst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21

-. Fss.rss sr.ses 81 ne~r NNe tewmrsa sns
,,.tse.3ee rfxNf 80 rvaaslaxroa - AaNs
- sfsrv A Ca s Attest faltez r&&s 8;
'-sfrss arsF ksa1 Theas seay ~ ps9ssf~s
~ fae.sf. frtNflissxeEy ss~tsnaSE r@4<ss ~
"a rents @aeh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21

Tn sn IN iaral tuafsat wa faH ara snfAer essss
r<aae 70 Al 4hseaea a tdys4s. sla~ase eAsf Il az %
$50
sr~ktsf tfssis sspssez m Aeftsr ratAsk ghsn
rrEegzsst. riaeirx sfeefr - trea. ~ u nt44B
Ths se<f q - sszs asrhxagr.s
fsa< frsSs- waffeksk 4qsss = KezN
fsks csx4es lbsssl II "a Esfr
bss&~ttASsf Al aEA
Tes hgssers rrsss fsw lead b. era .ss ssrs~,
~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21
MEMS AND GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD
Is A RICH MINERAL belt.

where they are working or what the,
have found
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21

~ ne Ne So ~ EsW El&En - sseh ~ -
s4sanEs ssnAg exs aES4 ~ AtsNsE@t as So
80 sxfsF4ef hfAwts Tse F@drfA hsNa
$1,000 xhAt tsAzssa rsf5@K8x4sy - tins
a T. ~ 9asex. ffsfskA SIS Ivy FtA&E h<aN&
fatf1H 4 f,nSsf E9asr3 ftasxltax CnfzesEy.
y f,aamsase a4sievs a@4ttls -2sv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21
HOODCO ENJOYING A ECON.
Old Placer Mines Of the Pa.ouss
Attract Attenti n.
W. RE woakto YEARS AGO.

Completion Of . wagon Road In
ssres . Rssh 90 the Digwings-
Many Prsspecsors Already There
-Recora Of Progress Made ny
the Companies Now IN the Field-
ola Miner strikes . Mich streak.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21
FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REVIEW.
san FRANCISCO.


skS FRANCISCO. Nsr . ~sssgsas On f.sssae
~ssSf aAfs uSk SEAS. us4
Efasnrtal
Ssiqsf tsfe, AMei M0xAsan 2iisasa ns,sfs5e
rrNft.- ~aSst fhtt srfsx7AgAk A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21

Financial.

NV YOaK Nee Nfh< C1euusfskai kAsse.
ts~sss fs.ssen ensrfa& ceAlaxtse axYs
A fatfsg s-saaf Aaa4esN Aaee ~ tha n4ssksrs
Asrr tgztag Tae ssrf - knsrlasess v4s na34asa
r-slf stsrf- ~ IS fArs1 hTrafsassse sassast
s-srsas txnaaa etatss Nseszseea Fs<s&a s1a
tFrssE F.fshe seeE-s5Ar4
Fsss sssaasaes& so ftths TBs k1Mk ts~s 6sH AN
ers4 - E4rga FAa Mdusg wst as easss Aszaxza& re
szsress rrg@4f Ss - a@rt as s4nsts anaazas aaa
aks ss4ss sxssrxat "a niatA $500
gs~.isg assxssasas
LONDON Mas n .aAtrSsmra ~ Camxsass ~
va - rasAs sssgac sss<~-fs4 GA %srsA9ra
sssssss ssssssysA ST. fsnsas Tr1uk. ~ sas.aa
So - Nsot Ns& q
ma Sissef ssass q H&4 rss ssnss
Asass- Esfs, ese rset
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21

Sad. and Is in accordance wsA tAs hss. accsp.ea
thsgty fer sairtson x competitive rrct2zma rad
fsrthcsmins Is ntassta1le ~ - ,ss'srneuy 4 she
TAPE The mrVtnens IN Sszthern Paxice bad
aoain@nt tnfinsne< tAe xhais aiasset- AuA raict
y ~ essetcans ffom fhs seactinasry interest Nhch
hsd cssrborce u dazirE the eafly raft 4 tbs d.
Fhls Eas dne % the ecrfiDaad keary psaht taxing
AL = sery srss selling Tor Lntpu aecaqni. Afser
early afslinSs II Is believed thai very lsrgn shir-
nenls q ktpekz, ard tsserialsy Il Northern Pa.
ane. sheh have h<sn SID - foreign since
thn election, are aew ca the ocean Thn wcaia
creai< tsnpcFzfT SHORTAGE In the sgrf5y Avnlsasas
iH @ofrustnS paFps~r~- and wagla add materially
70 sns s.shA'r-sssnsns. x shest iasefrss rAs
rfent taking ccntlnHei 90 Ssxree. ssen after ne
general tendency had bscosne ssreaxiy urssr.i snd
ssne 81 ne pron.tnenf stocks rraetisay failed
800 49, :. AZ II movement u the ifeH ard sseel
ether S-ciaites ~hich have ksf r-e~at s5sais~ AZ
ssness hung back today As eanseqaeurs tAe daYs
net ehsrses ssreesfsziy EDregr sna rat
iew declines mixed IA atfA tkH nesstts s.ins
The cnnspcucsIz,y strpnE stocks ~ 3-s the ~cgth.
err fscaes were the uuicu rasadr- Great North.
srh rssfefrsd the Atrktscrs. Missouri Pscfec. the
Drawer 4 Rio Grandcs and he Haisinsarc a Ohio
Anons TIE tndrstfals and sseciaifes TIE Steel and
Mirs stocks ros~cecs. Peofls's Gas Sugar and To-
fs&rtsnn On prner TAXING the Ndrtherr psases al
lrd. carrying this vhric markcs wits thers ara IRE
s,osins gas tsss.n, and very stsvss. AZ ahous ~.
,op level fSuaf ,akinr IN evttenre IN The hcad
m.rfs. and prices are generally lower
io'A sales peI vaiue, ssezna rris~a States
= coupon declined u and The new d !. me "a
y advanced y ca the arst can
Money and Exchange.
hsrsr On eAn. steady. sAns per cent ,.ss lean.
~ PER cens Prirse mercantile psrsr N3s per cent
s;eriinx exchanse steadier with actual h<slnrss in
cxnkss.' hills 81 " aS fw demand and al 81 81 IN
sxty dxys Posted rates. H.2 aud assI Com
mercisl hills. ~ seN
Silver certstrafcs. szH asse H.r sfiyrr s,e u.x
lean dollars. NIe.
Government bonds irregular STATE fsuus. t,.n-
tive Railroad boris easter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21

> dsBsn haif-pfnt bottlss ds3fysred IA
any pert Of the city, uot- rsiephone. RAT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21
RAINIER
Beer

II win warm you mp, DO you
good. and II viii taste good.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21
FOR
COLD
FEET

There is nothing % good as
perfect circulation OF the blood.
You oan make your blood
healthy, make the circulation
better. and At the same time get
anavor that's thoroughly good
u you, before going to bed,
drink . glassfui Of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21

This. however. - act she Law IN al the
states In rsnse Of th~m. sirRins@ fnF
example the courts heaa THAI on tAs slg~s
eoeery 81 eoBse Gfsmf defect tina employ
menf ~ an tnF~fapes~ms servant nf sne
breaking ~ a YnAnhins. II tho ensHsafs
gives netlce ~ Il hs hss Acme snoash.
ife is not required 10 Qsis 20 escape shs
UnAenAi rizk IT 10 chooses w remain.
~ can 90 20. sna his masisx 10 reapsaess-
hie tat the consequences
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-21

To III susisssn from whassvss weakness q
dssiiity. rhsumatism, Laos bseh, &C. l
oiss my
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-14
Iessrs. Allen and Kaulukou voting for

Iessrs. Allen and Kaulukou voting for
An item OF $4,000 for i morgue In
Act was dis;ussei. The committee
recommended a more central place
han Kakaako.
Mr.. Kennedy did not want It at
Kakaako.
The President thought a wooden
building might be deemed preferable
20 one Of stone or brick, as 1t might be
desirable at times to burn such
building down.
Mr.. Allen told of the difficulties Of
obtaining site where the morgue
would not be offensive to a rcighbor-
hood.
The report OF the committee was
adopted.
Mr.. Isenberg moved, seconded by
Mr.. Jones, that the title and literary
sections of Act 4 be referred to the
committee. Carried.
Adjourned at 4:05 till Monday at 8
p. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-14
Friday Anri, ~

FrIuay, April 10.
For many months past the Inter
Island Co. has had occasion to notice
the great need for more boats to keep
up with the ever increasing sugar
trade, particularly between tho island
of Kauai and Honolulu. The steamers
of the company have been despatched
with as much rapidity as possible in
order to prevent unnecessary piling Up
of sugar on the Garden Isle.
Realizing this state of Affairs the
directors of the I. I. 8. N. Co. met at
the main Office of the company yes
terday forenoon and decided to send IN
an order for new steamer as soon
as possible.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-14
PER 8. 8. AUSTRALIA.

Just landed full line of grapes, ap-
pies, oranges. lemons, celery, cabbage,
cauliflower, cranberries. burbank and
red potatoes, dates, salmon, founders,
halibut, crabs, Eastern and California
oysters Tin tin and SHELF turkeys.
chickens, ducks. quail. A iill line of
canned goods. CAMARINOS' REFRI-
GERATOE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-14

The BULLETIN offers to the per-
IONS who, between February Ist and
July 3Ist, shall send in the largest
lumber OF new subscribers. the fol-
owing prizes
lat Prize Cleveland Bicycle, $40.
The winner of the Ist prize Is at liberty
70 choose between models 90, o. and o. of
he 1900 Cleveland Bicycle. Model % Is.
light road wheel, weighing ~ lbs and
Model 90 heavier road wheel, W.T. "a lbs.
The bicycle to be selected from the stock
4 the Honolulu Bicycle Co.. agents
or Cleveland Bicycles. (The choice may
We made between the corresponding ladies'
Models, should the winner Of Ist prize be
LADY,.
end Prize, Singer Sewing Ma
chine, ....... .......$6O.O
The winner of this prize may choose
between these three STYLES of machines:
that with oscillatlng shuttle and top cover.
hat with vibrating shuttle and cabinet
:op, both five drawer machines, or the
Automatic" with three drawers. This
Machine will be furnished BY b. Ber-
sersen. sole agent for the Hawaiian
Stands.
srd Prize, Promo Senior Camera,
AXIS, with outfit. ......$AO.OO.
The Promo, Sr., has Double Swing
lack, Double Sliding Front, and Rack and
Union for focusing. This camera may be
sed with either Plates or Films. The
utfit includes Plate Holder, Tripod,
trays, Developer, Fixer, Negative Rack,
graduate, Stirring Rod and Lantern.
.amera and outfit are from the Lennuu-
ION PhotO-SuppIy Co.., sole agents.
tth Prize, a ZOnophone, the Lat
est Improvement on the Gramo-
phone, with 6 Records, $4,000.
This Is the loudest and most natural
liking machine yet invented. II Is to be
elected from the stock of the Berestrom
dusic Co., sole agents for the Hawaiian
stands.
The following conditions of the contest
,ust be observed:
I. All subscriptions must be prepaid at
East three months in advance.
.. No renewals or transfers of subscrip.
ons will be counted in this contest as
ew subscriptions. Each name must be a
nna fide addition to the subscription lists.
3. Subscriptions should be sent In as
'on as secured, together with the name
nd address of the person to whom the
description Is to be credited as well as of
ne subscriber. Great care should be taken
give ACCURATELY the full name and
idress of each new subscriber.
4, Any person in the Ha-
vaiian Islands is eligible
o try for these prizes.
/ Subscription Rates: $500 Der wear
I ~, Cor thraa ont he, t,le - l..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-14
SEATTLE BEER.

The ever popular kainier beer Is be-
coming q household word and will
you have glass of Seattle" 10 more
often heard than anything else. The
Criterion Saloon has the beer on tap or
In bottles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-14

The Evening Bulletin. Is cents per
month. ~ H9Ee.h
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-14
$2OO.OOINPRIZES

The BULLETIN offers to the per-
IONS who, between February Ist and
July 3Ist, shall send in the largest
lumber OF new subscribers. the fol-
owing prizes
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-14
T. Any person in the Ha-
vaiian Islands is eligible
o try for these prizes.

Subscription Rates: $500 per wear,
200 for three months; strictly In advance.