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Cochise review., 1900-11-13
THE SUM MFR WIND.

The breezes come, tho breezes pass, And up the Slga t.Gey run, revealed Against an oVeri,owing field Of cleaning mdulatins grass Like benedictions on the earth,
 Like blessings on the summer day, They make soul TCrg 3l&d than gay. And wake a joy morc e 'ep than mirth The troubles oi the town increase;
 But here there Is no stir nor stlire, And here tis good to bring life TO be pers&adGd back Co peace I wis the year contained day
 When none shall suffer. de or weep: One rest for all upon the steep, One well for all beside the way The town is very tired. Alas,
 Its thin smile cannot mask its pain; And they are rich enough who gain Cool breeZes and a couch of grass -J. J. Bell. in Chambers Journal
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Patrick Cunningham, deceased Notice Is hereby given by the und arslR Rned, admintstratrix of the estate of Patrick Cunningham, deceas d, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the sad deceased, to exhib them, with the neo- essary vouchers, within ten months after the first public tion of this notice to the said the place for tn trans hction of business o1 said estate, In said county of Coohise,
 JULIA CUNNINGHAM, Admi inistratrix of tho Bstate of Patrick Birmingham deceased. 70. .- M June, 1910, ~ Birst publication June 3. 19Oa
Cochise review., 1900-11-13
His Full Name.
Magistrate-What's your namsr

Magistrate-What's your namss Inebriate--Smith.
 Whats your tuli uameP"
 "That'sh the name I always give when I'm full."--Standard and Times
 Prohibition of Automobiles. The canton of Orauphun6sn in Switzerland has passed a law prohib1 iting the operation of automobiles within the limits of the canton.
Cochise review., 1900-11-13
Forfeiture Notice.

You are hereby notified that one hundred dollars was expended In labor and improve. ments upon the Night Hawk Lode in order to hold the said premises under. the proyi- United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending Decembs r Sl, 1899, and if within ninety days after this your proportion of such expenditure aS . co.owner your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber un. der said Section 2S24.
 HAIRY H. MoMANN. First publication Sept. 12 1900
Cochise review., 1900-11-13
sunahine in Hamhnrr.

Hamburg had s2 days in 1899 when the sun was not visible at all. There were in all 1867 hours of sunshine, or 400 hours less than in HeliseIaud,
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-14
African Railway Development.

In twenty years time, it is safe to
prophecy, railway development in
Africa will have made enormous
str1des-and the many important
branch lines to connect with the
Cape-Cairo trunk will have been
constructed or near completion. In
the south the line from johannes
burg will have joined tina. at Bulu-
wayo; Buluwayo. again, will be
connected with line running right
across country to Walfsch bay In
German West Africa. In Central
Africa, the trunk line will connect
with German eaa British lines
running ;n the cas-. coast; and il is
only reasonable to suppose that by
that time line q lines through
Belgian territory will connect or be
IN close touch with the Cape-to-Gairo
route. aud that the trunk line NH
be q paying concern there is
reason to doubt. In the RhodesisS11
section alrccdy built the r.sur s
have advanced By leaps and bound.F
The engineering difficulties of til
Cape-to-Cairo line are considerable
but not insuperable; SO that, wifi
Mr. Rhodes at the head to @puEi
the thing along" there is ey,
prospect of the scheme, vast as it Z :.
being successfully accomplished.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-14

at all primaries Not less than one
nth Of the members enrolled shall con-
stItute quorum for the transaction OF
business
Sec 4 The president and secrefzry
OF each precinct club shall act as re-
vising beard Of the roll of the precinct
club and from time 10 time shall meet
and revise said roll 50 that IT shall con-
sist Of only such members as still re-
side in said precinct. but no member on
the old roll shall be omitted IL be still
rssides ia said precinct
Sec s. Each precinct shall. at -aAe
primaries. elect. besides the officers
aforesaid. delegates to the District
Committee
Secs Each precinct shall be enti-
tied TO elect one delegate To said Dis
trict Committee for each IS votes cast
in said precinct for the Republican
ticket al the proceeding election.
Whenever, after dividing said Repub-
liean vote by %. there is remainder
Of Il or more. then the precinct Is enti-
tied 10 an additional delegate, but each
precinct shall be entitled TO at least
one delegate TO said District Commit
tee. although the Republican vote, as
aforesaid in said precinct. shall be be-
low g.
Sec. TO- Any person who Is duly en-
rolled member of precinct club shall
be eligible as delegate to the District
Committee.
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REPUBLICAN, PARTY RULES.
FILL TEXT OF THOSE PRESENTED
TO RECENT CONVENTION.
zsssther with Text Of the Same Rules
after they had been Amended
Plan Of Organization over
the Islands.

Nnen he Inst Republican Terrific
ri convention was held in Honolulu
a contest arose over a set Of rules and
r, Sulstions presented by the Commit
q on Rules. They provoked the only
c attest in the convention. and so VIC
j ldy we're they opposed that two days
re devoted 20 their consideration by
Z 2 convention. Much was published
out the rules. as reported and as
E.Icnaed by the local press at the time.
/ 1 no paper published the rules in
i. either as presented or as finally
E.lended by the convention Believing
at many OF the citizens Of the Islands
interested In reading these rules.
presented 10 the convention and as
ially adopted. The Republican here
tn presents them In fail:
= 0 the oficers and Members OF the
Republican Convention for the
Territory OF Hawaii:
Cenilemen-Your Committee on Per-
nanent Organization. Rules and Pro-
honorable body the following as their
REPORT on the matters connded to their
charge:
Your committee recommends that
tAis convention proceed at once 10 APP
point & temporary Territorial central
committee. which shall consist OF 30
members chosen from the respective
election districts. each district 10 be
entitled 10 twice az many members on
iueh committee as such district had
representation in the House of Repre-
BentatYes in the last Legislature.
That such committee shall be en-
powered 10 call all necessary prima-
ries and conventions and TO otherwise
regulate the affairs OF the Republican,
party until after the next election. TO
be held In November. 1900.
That precinct clubs be organized in
each election precinct In the Territory
OF Hawaii which club shall be the reg
ular Republican organization in each
election precinct for the next campaign
and until after the November election.
That following said November cleo
ton. that is TO say. between the first
and tenth days OF December 1900. the
said Territorial Central Committee
shall issue a call for new primaries 10
perfect the permanent organization OF
the Republican party. in accordance
with the following rules and regula-
lions:
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the arrning of the Goorkhas and
other specified regiments with the
Lee-Enfeld magazine repeating rifle
viii take place with little delay, and
a temporary issue of the Lee-lletford
rifles from the reserve depots in
India will be made to the other
regiments, in order that they may,
be put through course of instruc-
ton IN the handling of their new
weapons. preparatory TO receiving
the Lee-Enields, which will be sent
out to India as fast as they can be
turned out of the small arms faeto-
rics.
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FOR SALE.

A few fine lots tabout I00x2OO) on
Manoa Heights, commanding an unpar-
alelled view over Waikiki and ocean.
Price, s1.750 to $4,000.
A beautiful corner lot (leoxis0). high
grounds. in best portion of Kalihi.
Cash, $500; balance On easy terms.
A large lot On good street In Kalih;;
area, about 1880 square feet; good
view. Terms easy.
Lots t5ox1oO) in various parts Of Ka-
lihi, just past Kamehsmeha Schools, on
easy monthly installments.
A 10-years' leasehold at Kakaako.
near new foundry. with four cottages.
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Re-arming Indian Army.

The decision suddenly arriksd a.
BY the British Government 4 rl,.e
the native troops in India ~ ~.
same footing as the British a.
matter Of armament has caused 4 -
surprise and good deal of spe9,,a-
ton out there. Hitherto the n
Indian troops have invariably hss.
armed with weapon inf =
that In the hands of thz -
soldiers. and after the grs. D,,. ss..
OF 1851 the native al .;l,.-r w.s
abolished Under q reed s.le .as
of the British Governu 49, - - 80. ss..1
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-14
ARTICLE III. TERRITORIAL CEN
TRAI, COMMITTEE.

4 hAL
Sec /. The Territorial Central Com
mittee shall consist of delegates elected
as prescribed above from each district
club.
See 2 Annual dues OF as shall be
paid by each member OF said commit
tee. and IL dues are not paid within
two months after the annual meeting
for organization. the place Of the said
delegate shall be declared vacant
Sec. 3. On the first Tuesday Of Feb
ruary Of each and every year the Ter
ritorial Central Committee shall meet
for organization at place designated
by the retiring Territorial Committee,
and it shall elect such officers and pro-
mulgate such bylaws as il sees fit and
as are not inconsistent with these rules
and regulations.
Sec. 4. The Territorial Central Com
mittee shall meet from time 10 time.
as its bylaws provide, and shall call
all oEventions and primaries, conduct
the general campaign of the Repubii-
can party within the Territory and
have general supervision of the affairs
of the party.
Sec. 5. In the month OF November,
after each general election, the Terri
torial Committee shall meet and notify
each precinct club and District Com
mittee OF the representation 1t is enti-
tied to for the ensuing year.
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ARTICLE w. PRIMARIES.

Primaries for the election OF officers
for the precinct club and delegates TO
the District Committee shall be called
by the Territorial Central Committee
between the LIST and 18th Of December
of each and every year. Primaries for
delegates for convention shall be called
whenever necessary by the Territorial
Central Committee, at least ten days
notice being given each precinct club.
No member OF precinct club shall be
entitled TO vote at any primary unless
his name shall have been enrolled in
said club at least fifteen DAYS.
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ARTICLE vi. AMENDMENTS.

III amendments to these rules and
regulations shall be offered in writing
at meeting OF the Territorial Central
Committee. A special meeting shall be
called, OF which at least 80 days notice
shall be given each member TO con-
slider such amendment. and the vote
of a majority of the members elected
to said committee shall be necessary
TO carry said amendment
Respectfully submitted,
CARL E. SMITH,
Chairman.
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Feeding an Army in the Field.

The ayman cannot easily real. ze
the vast amount OF material as To
food and ammunition demanded nv
an army in the fields. A few facts and
figures as to this may aid 30 make
IT more tangible. Each rnsn REQUIRES
at a rnininsam three pound. ard
half Of food per day. Each animal
should have at least twenty pounds
of food In countries where grain,
Is not abundant II we take, for the.
purposes of estimate. only fifteen
pounds required to supply each
animal. leaving tive pounds to -
gathered from the country by rraz-
lug and otherwise, we as.orna
quantity that may be corsis,ersa :
minimum An army of / so 0Oo Mon
would require about $4,000 animate
for transportation of artillcrv cau y
equipment. ammunition, food bos-
pital and MEDICAL equipment There
shossid not be less than 30. 600 cav
airy There should not be less than
10000 animals available at all times
TO supply losses This makes a total
Of 90,0J0 ANIMALS TO be fed. With
this rs basis we see that the daily
demands would be for the men
525, 900 pounds and for the horses
l.350.0oo pounds, or an aggregate
Of i.S75,000 pounds. This IS equal
to somethingI more than 1876 tons
per day.
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NEW METHODS EFFECTED UNDER
THE MUNICIPALITY.
Statement Of Some Facts About Road
Building and Repairing, which
vii Nee. With Public
:. Approval.


The question of better roads for Ho-
nolulu has long been live one, ami
since the assurance OF municipal gov
eminent, there has been expressed 4
very general desire to establish new
methods in road building and repairing
within the city limits The old slip
shod and unscientific methods in vogue
here since the days when the taro
patches were first filed in to make
building lots, and the direction Of the
early streets was determined by the
taro patches left standing, have been
adhered to by score of road supervis-
ors, almost without exception The
present roads Of Honolulu furnish am
pie evidence Of the methods of the
past.
AS soon as the municipal government
is organized the question OF reforms in
road building and repairing is 10 be
taken up and pushed by the improve
ment clubs and citizens A large prop
erty owner and public-spirited gentle
man, who will be largely interested III
these reforms said to a Republican re-
porter yesterday:
Il hope we will be able to make a
start in this direction as soon as the
Legislature meets and authorizes a
charter for the new city government.
II would, OF course, be desirable to
have reforms in road building begin
before, CT as soon as the new appro-
priations are available, but ii is ques-
tionabie whether those who hold over
from the old regime will be able to
break away from former methods with
out some public demonstration on the
part sof the taxpayers The matter Of
more and better road building and re-
pairing must be agi,ated and "a ex-
preston OF public opinion obtained be-
fore the Legislature convenes. so that
definite action can be taken in the
premises.
There are many points CT improve
ment to be considered in the future OF
our streets, and one Of these is the care
to be taken of them after they are
properly constructed. For example. the
street railway and street sprinkling
companies should not be allowed to
douche water On .ear tracks and road
beds as at present Our streets should
be lightly sprinkled at short intervals
if they are to be preserved. The regu-
lar rainfalls will do sufficient injury
without substituting watering carts to
aid in the destruction. Another point
OF reform Is to kapn the present
method Of covering a newly-construet-
ed roadbed with fine dirt. which i'm
mediately forms puddle holes, Instead
OF with finely crushed rock. which
sheds the water to the cutters from
the start.
Repairing roads with metal the size
of cobblestones is another abuse, which
every road supervisor since 'taro-patch
times has chung to religiously. The
'hump-back' roads Of the city are too
well known TO everybody to need COM
ment; but what is needed is TO get the
people interested to point where tLey
will see that it will pay both the indi-
yidual and the municipality TO have
good roads, even though the original
cost is 80 per cent more at the begin
ming
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-14
nANcHEsrEass SHIP CANAL.

The Manchester ship canal seems to
be slowly becoming 2 paying affair,
though ii does not yet realize the
bright hopes OF its proiectors-as few
canals do. It's eatire espitsl account is
now $7s.25o. coo. on which the last
semi-annual net return was sssi.l5o.
This was enough TO pay interest On the
first and second mortgage deeentures.
leaving ss2. 600 to 30 to meet the claims
OF Manchester. The toli-paying ne--
chandise using the canal was l.f5s. eST
tons. gain OF 81 600 tons over lSss,
There is good prospect Of q considA
cradle increase of revenue in the near
future
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-06-14
ARTICLE V. CONVENTION.

Sec. l. Convention shall be called by
the Territorial Central Committee
whenever necessary, a place and tenn
porary chairman being designated by
said Territorial Central Committee.
Sec. 2. The basis of representation
in conventions shall be by election dis
tricts. and each district shall be enti-
tied 10 three times the number of rep
resentatiyes in said convention that it
is entitled TO in the Territorial House
OF Representatives.
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FOR LEASE.

A valuable business site on Mauna-
kea, near Hotel street
One acre ground. between Liliha
street and Insane Asylum road good
residence sites.
A large los. with 100 feet frontage, on
King street at Kapalama. Just past the
rice field.
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ARTICLE ". TERRITORIAL CEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE.

Sec. l. A Territorial central commit
tee, consisting of 80 delegates, shall be
elected by each Territorial convention
in the method above prescribed for the
temporary Territorial Central Commit
tee, and such committee shall! hold
office until their successors are ap-
pointed and qualified
Sec. 2. The Territorial Central Com
mittee shall meet from time to time,
elect such officers and promulgate such
bylaws as 1t sees fit; shall call all con-
vehtions and primaries" and conduct
the general campaign Of the Republic
can party within. the Territory, and
have general supervision Of the affairs
Of the party.
Sec. 8. In the month OF November.
after each general election. the Terri
torial Committee shall meet. and notify
each precinct club and District Com
mittee of the representation Ii is en-
titled to for the ensuing year.
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ARTICLE ii. DISTRICT COMMIT
TEE

See. l. Each District Committee shall
consist OF delegates from the precinct
clubs in said district.
Sec. 2. Each District Committee
shall meet when notified to do SO by
the Territorial Conmittee and shall
elect the following officers: President,
vice-president, secretary. treasurer and
such other officers and standing COM
mittees as II may be entitled to.
Sec. 3. Any duly enrolled Republican
shall be eligible as delegate to the
Territorial Committee from the dis
trict in which he resides.
Sec T. Each District Committee shall
be charged with the general care and
supervision of the affairs of the party
within its district, subject to these
rules and regulations. 1t shall take
such measures as it deems necessary
and expedieDt to secure the o7ganiza-
ton and maintenance OF precinct clubs
in every precinct and secure the CO.
operation of all Republican voters with
the party organization. and shall. I'M
der the control of the Territorial Com
mittee, have charge Of all campaigns in
the district. 1t shall decide all disputes
from the precinct organizations and
contests within said district as to pri-
mary elections.
Sec 5. District committees may hold
regular or special meetings as may be
provided in their bylaws. and not less
than one-third OF the members shall
constitute quorum.
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ARTICLE vfu AMENDMENTS

Sec. /. These rules and regulations
may be amended st any meeting of The
Territorial Central Committees upon a
two-thirds vdee Of the delegates pres
emit &
ANY omr.&sions or discrepancies
inst may u sur in this report shah ~
corrected byVbe Territorial oommittee
In the snirit N which tfie report is now
adopted.
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ARTICLE VII.

Sec. !. Whenever from any cause 6
vacancy may occur in the Territorial
Central Committee, such vacancy shall
be filed by the members Of said COM
mittee representing the district in
which the vacancy occurs.
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ARTICLE VI. CONyENTION.

Sec. l. Conventions shall be called
by the Territorial Central Committee
whenever necessary at a place desig-
mated by said Territorial ceatral COM
mittee. =:
Sec. 2. The basis of representation IN
convention shall be by election dis
tricts and each district Shall be entf-.
tied to three times the number of rep
resentatives in said convention that ii
is entitled to in the Territorial House
Of Representatives,
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ARTICLE V. PRIMARIES.

Sec, 1. No member of precinct club
shall be entitled to vote at primary
unless his name shall have bean en-
rolled In the club, but any voter shall
have the right to have his name en-
rolled in the club up to the time of the
closing of the polls.
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The Rules as Amended.

To the Officers and Members of the
Republican Convention for the
Territory of Hawaii:
Gentlenen-Your Committee on Per-
manent Organization, Rules and Pro-
eeedure beg leave to submit TO your
honorable body the following as their
report on the matters confided to their
charge:
Your committee recommends that
this convention proceed at once to APP
point temporary Territorial central
committee. which shall consist Of
thirty members chosen from the re-
spective election districts upon the
nomination OF the respective district
delegations in this convention, each
district 10 be entitled TO twice as many
members on such committee as such
district had representation in the
House of Representatives in the last
: That sach committee shall be en-
powered to call all necessary primaries
and conventions aud to otherwise regu-
late the Affairs OF the Republican party
until their SUCCESSORS are appointed
and qualified.
That precinct clubs be organized IN
each election precinct of the Territory
Of Hawaii. which clubs shall be the
regular Republican organizations in
each election prec.ncts
That following the November cleo
ton the Territorial Central Commit
tee shall issue a caIl for new primaries
10 perfec; the permanent organization
Of the Republican party. in accordance
with the following rules and regula-
tions.
ARTICLE /. PRECINCT CLUBS
Sec /. The unit of organization shall
be the precinct club.
Sec. =. There shall be 4 precinct or
ganizstion in every election precinct
Sec. Esesy person legally enrolled
In the various preciast clubs shall be
n member Of the precinct caa when
organized
Sec. 4, The officers OF each precinct
club shall be q president. secretary,
three judges Of election and such other
Ulcers as the bylaws Of said precinct
Tub may provide. No initiation fees or
Is shall be charged the members II
.recinct club. All officers shall
one year or until their sue
ID. Any duly enrolled
= may be eligible to
oiicers