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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-09
HAWAIIAN ARTISTS
ROBBED IN FRISCO
Quintette Club Members Lose
Money and Jew us
There.

The members of the Hawaiian Quin-
tette Club or the Hawaiian Glee Club,
as the professional card of the organi-
zation reads, are at present in San
Francisco.
1t will be remembered that they left
here last year to attend the Omaha ex-
position. The original members were
Joined In the States by other musical
Hawaiians, and for the past six months
the Club has been touring California
and meeting with excellent success.
Among the places where they have re-
Gently filled long engagements are
Stockton fair on July 4th, Weinstock &
Lubin's in Sacramento, where they
played a weeks engagement, and at the
Grand Opera House, San Francisco,
with the Southwell Opera Company.
The glee club is in great demand for
private parties at the latter place, and
their services are booked for a long
time to come.
A short time ago the boys had an
unpleasant and expensive experience.
They were asleep in their room at No.
231z Kearney street, and thief entered
by way of the transom and relieved
them of their money and jewelry in the
middle OF the night. The robbery was
not discovered until the boys awoke in
the morning. The thief considerably
left their Instruments behind, acting
presumably on the principle that he did
not want to kill the goose that laid the
golden egg.
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NO.
ABOUT WEATHER
Washington Star Says Homo.
lulans Complain Witt
out Cause. e. :

Recently received copies of the H6ho-
lulu newspapers are tinged with COM
plant against the weather says2fi1e
washington Star. The temperature al
the Hawaiian capital has actually Of
late risen to the exceptional point 81
sS degrees in the shade and Hono&6fT.
has been sweltering and grumbIkifg.
This is a comfortable reflection $ur.
Washingtonians just now, when ~
official maximum reaches 80 and the
unofficial record, closer to the local
sources of heat and to the popular
power of appreciation, crowds past the
100 mark. The comfort in the knowI-
edge springs from the fact that it Is
human nature to boast, even of suffer-
ings. Somehow or other the notion pre-
walls in quarters unenlightened as TO
the precise Hawaiian conditions that
it is a hot place, that the islands are
tropical in climate as well as in lati-
tude and, in some respects, In vegeta-
ton.
The fact that coffee and sugar and
other products of the far south are
grown there and that it Is indeed in
about the same latitude as Cuba has
created the notion that it must suffer
all the disadvantages which accom-
pany such a situation and such re-
sources. But it so happens that the
| islands lie in the direct course of the
north equatorial current flowing south
ward, the final sweep of the Japanese
current. which, crossing the Pacific
| from the hot shores of Asia, first
warns the coast states on the Ameri-
can side and then, tempered by it's con.
tact with the cooler waters of the
northern seas, envelopes Hawaii with
a delicious atmosphere which gives t
| these new members of the American
commonwealth a climate unsurpassed
elsewhere on the globe. Equable tenn
peratures are the rule and the summer
brings but little discomfort compared
with that endured with varying de
grees of patience by the inhabitants o
cities lying far north of Honolulu.
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII
ExEcuTrvE NOTICE.

The Governor directs that notice BE-
liven that the following persons have
,een appointed members % the Tax
appeal Court:
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
william v. Allen. President
samuel X. Kane.
George n. Carter.
SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
william A. MaKay. President
Charles copp.
william n. Decoto.
THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
q. y. Tuliock. President
John A. Mcguire.
Louis =. Aungst.
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
Frederics 3. Lyman. President.
E. w. Barnard.
G. n. Blacow.
FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
william #. Lucas. President
". X. Kaheie.
w. T. Wells
HENRY 10. COOPER
Secretary e. the Territory.
Capitol. August 1. 1900. ffss-bsl'
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By AUTHORITY.
OF GOVERNMENT LOT NO. so.
ESPLANADE.

On Wednei day. September ~, 1900. at
~ o'clock noon. at the front entrance
OF the Capitol Executive Building)
win be sold at Public Auction the lease
% Government Lot. No. 80.
Term. 30 Years.
Upset Rental. $3.50 per annum, pay
able quarterly In advance. Possession
Of this lot will be- given October 4. 1900.
This sale Is upon the conditions pro-
vided for In Sections ? and 4. Of Act z.
Of the Laws Of 1896. win:
SECTION I. Every such lease shall
contain n covenant on the part of the
lessee that he shall during the first
four years OF the terms Of the lease.
cause Co be erected upon the leased
property "a nre-proof building OF brick.
stone. or metal. In n workmanlike man
ner. satisfactory 90 the Superintendent
at not less than two-thirds OF It's value.
for the benefit OF the lessor; and shall
keep such building In good repair dur
Ing the remainder Of the term OF the
lease. reasonable use and wear thereof
only excepted. and In case of damage
or destruction Of such building by FIRE
shall make good such loss or damage
by the necessary repairs or reconstruc-
ton. ~ else surrender the insurance 10
the lessor.
SECTION a. Every such lease shall
also contain covenant on the part OF
the lessor. that upon the request In
writing Of the lessee or his representa-
tives. before the expiration Of the term
thereof. the premises. with the i'm
provementH. shall " all the conditions
90 be performed by the lessee hav,
been satisfactory performed. be put ar
az auction for lease for a term Of not
over twenty years. unless said prem.
ises shall be required for public uses
OF which the lessee shall receive a.
least one years notice. such auction
sale shall be held not more than ri,
months nor less than one month before
the expiration % said term.
The cost Of building 10 be erected, ir
accordance with Section 2 as above
% cost not less than 5000.
The material 90 be used for the cree
tion Of said building 20 b. Of brick Of
stone.
Map Of this lot can b. seen at tn
Public Works Department. Honolulu
Oahu.
J. A. McCANI LESs,
superintendent OF Public Works.
Public Works Office. Honolulu. Aug
Z. 1900. 5si
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stead. DIR. Philip r. waughop was APP
pointed physician at Kealia, Kilauea
and Hanalei, Kauai.
The Board OF Medical Examiners re-
ported that DIR. Fukai had passed the
requisite examinations and it was di-
rected that he be reported favorably
for license to practice medicine
LEPER SETTLEMENT.
Judge John Kakina of Hanalei. re-
ported that child had been born TO a
Mrs. Forbes at the leper settlement at
Kalaupapa and asked permission to
have IL brought away from the settle
ment. The matter was referred to Su-
perintendent Reynolds.
Wray Taylor, registrar Of elections,
asked for permission to send COM
missioned to the Molokai settlement for
the purpose of seeing that the resi-
dents there are registered for the COM
ing election 1t was discussed and de-
cided that it would be advisable if pos
sible TO have some member of the set
Element do the registering and Mr..
Taylor will be required to confer with
the Board on the matter.
The Board then went into executive
session to consider the bills left over
from the plague. They amounted to
s24, S5S.65, while of the plague appro-
priatiop but s2O,023.4S remains. The
Board went over the bills carefully and
after session of an hour or more de.
cided to order so per cent of each bill
to be paid. The remainder will be PAID
as soon as an appropriation can be OBJ
tanned from the legislature TO close VI
the plague business.
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A WAGNER AUTOGRAPH.

The following anecdote is told by
William Mason in his Memories of
Musiacl Life" in the July Century:
But / dbl not leave Wagner's house
without what many musicians. to
whom / have shown ia, consider one or
the most interesting musical aut-
ographs ever penned. 1t Is autogra-
phic from beginning to end, even to
the lines of the staff; for when 1 asked
Wagner for his autograph, he drew
them himself on a sheet of blank pa
PEP and then wrote what Is evidently
the germs of the dragon motive IN
"The Ring of the Nibelung." 1t Is dat
ed June ), 1852, and II is particularly
Interesting that he should have written
I this motive at that time. From his
correspondence with List, 1t Is clear
that he had not yet finished the poem
of the "Walkure," and had not yet be-
gun thes core Of the cycle. He wrote
the books of the Ring backward, but
in the composition of the cycle he be-
gan with the "Rheingold." In the aut-
umn of the year in which ! met him.
The dragon motive occurs in the
/ "Rheingold," but in quite a different
form. He began the "Walkure" In
June 1854, two years later completing
II, in 1856. In the meantime, in the
autumn of 1854, he also began the music
of "Siegfried," and 1t is in the first act
of this music drama, written more than
two years after / met him. that we find
the dragon motive exactly as 1t Is writ
ten in my autograph, except that 1t Is
transposed a tone lower, and that the
length of the notes is changed, though
their relative value is the same, dot
ted halves being substituted for quart
ers. T he passage Will be found or
page Z of Klindworth's piano score Of
"Siegfried." This believe, Is the only
place in the four divisions of the Ring
where the motive appears in this form
Added signifiance and value are Civ
en- to the autograph by lines which
Wagenr wrote under it, and which ar,
signed and dated: "Wenn Sic so etwa.
ahnliches einmal Won mir horen soften
so denken Sic an michi" Of you eve
. hear anything of mine like this, ther
think of mel Even this was charact
J eristic of the man. 'Siegfried" wa
rot heard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-09
Plan for Labor Day,

There will be meeting of the me-
chanics and laboring men of the city
in the Plumbers hall on Fort and
Beretania streets tomorrow evening foi
the purpose of discussing plans for the
celebration of Labor Day, September
3rd. All who are interested are re-
quested to attend as it is intended to
make the celebration one OF the big
gest that has ever been held here.
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NOTICE. TO w0RKINGMEN.

All. MECHANICS AND LABoRrNc
men are requested 20 attend n meeting "a
be held on Friday evening. August 10Th,
In the Plumbers Hall. Fort and Bereta-
MIA streets. for the purpose OF takins
sters 20 nttingiy celebrate Labor Day
september 81.
tfis PLUMBERS LABOR DAY COM.
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PROPOSALS FOR CANNED FRESH
MEAT

once OF the Board OF Health,
Honolulu. n. T.. August sth, 1900.
Proposals viii be received at the Of
Zee OF the Board OF Health up TO II
o'clock. noon. Wednesday. September
5th. 1900. for supplying the Leper Set
tiement with Canned Fresh Meat, for
the period ending December 31st. 1900.
via.
500 eases. more or less. 2 doz. each)
lib. tins Canned Fresh Meat.
500 cases. more or less, q doz. each)
s-lb. tins Canned Fresh Meat Sam
pies 10 be furnished.)
The foregoing supplies are TO be de-
ilvered In quantities ordered Z. o. b. ISL
and steamers. and subject TO inspec-
ton and approval by Agents Of the
Board Of Health.
The Board does not bind itself 20 ae-
cept the lowest or any proposal
G. u. WOOD.
5si7 President Board Of Health
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A SUBTLETY.

Virtue reigns!" cried the optimist
CAS- goodness snows!" replied the
pessimist, thus subtly avoiding con
troversy while conceding nothing sub
stantial
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[dporatIOn Notices.
NAHIKU
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

EASEMENT Of 10 per cent
~, .h,rs due June 1oth. 1900.
-, rom July soth. 100. win
-, an me let day Of october.
,,os 10 resolution adopted by
.,.,a,rs At a special meeting
\. Rooms q the Chamber Of
On The Sist Gay Of July. 1900.
Up. COOKE.
| n,s, Nahlku Sugar Co. Ltd.
aim Angus, ist 1900. Ssi2-si0s
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This DAY.
sZs
AT AUCTION
4N
THURSDAY, AUG. -, 1900
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.

AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.
At my salesroom. corner Merchant
and Alakea streets. by order of Hon.
WILLIAM HAYWOOD, late Consul
General. will sell at Public Auction
TO the highest bidder for cash. the fol-
flowing articles, being the effects of the
eestate4 of w. B. INMAN, deceased:
Sc i small Gold Watch.
Trunk. containing Clothing.
ESI Valise.
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INVITATION.

Come, Death, but quickly come and still
All sound of thine approach restrain,
Lest joy of thee my heart should fill
And turn it back to life again."
-Escriva
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CARD OF THANKS.

James Il. Thompson. wife and family,
desire 20 sincerely thank their friends
for kindnesses and assistance during
his Illness 5sf9
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|SocKHolDERS'
MEETING.

elsL MEETING or THE
~ the Hswsiian sugar
weld saturday. Aug. 18TH.
ss~.s q m. 90 the rooms OF
" Commences. for the pur-
ntlnx the by-laws
" u HOPPER. a~cretarv.
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brCIAL NOTICE
TO
|Olaa Sugar Co i,
|lssessable
stockholders.

.eprR or THE DIRECTORS.
I I. bsreby given that the 18th
=, heretofore advertised AZ OF
[ N, aus and payable on the and
T.. has been reduced TO IA per
[, = cents per share. due and pay
H. me 10Th day Of August. 1900,
Iu,ousn, October 10th. 1900. penal.
| ~ cont psr month from sept
Up. COOKE.
Treasurer olaa sugar Co.
nlu August ist, 1900. teis-sis'
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At a certain hotel where Jerome K.
Jerome was once staying, the lift-boy
was in the habit of losing things, and
requesting his passengers to make up
the deficiency. He informed Mr.. Jero-
me that he had lost his last shilling,
which had rolled down a drain, and
besought his advice as to the best way
of recovering the coin. Mr.. Jerome put
his hand in his pocket. and then with
drew it-empty. IF / were you." he
said. thoughtfully. II would go down
the drain after it,"
That reminds Us Of another lift-boy
who once asked Mr.. Robert Barr to
lend him something to read. Mr.. Barr
lent the boy a magazine from which he
had torn out one of his own stories.
The lift-boy brought it back in about
five minutes. 1T amt no good. sir,
he said, sorrowfully; II can't read this
muck. Your story amt In it." He had
seen Mr.. Bars name in the list OF con-
tents. Then he sought to borrow a
shilling-and got 1t.
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NOTICE.

'AsrERy ASSOCIATION.
! ~. meeting ~ the oahu
|Fn.'.a.,ion win be held IN
a.. Nn1mher - Colntnerce
.a..'. a y, 2 100. az n o'clock
mle. y, oflcers and trustees
aG.t year an owners Of
is.t " vote. and are earn
" attend.
o,ho DAVID DAYTON.
Nelnetury Assoclation.
h,i',l ns he's been po-tpon-
nss Apgast lith' IN 90 n
laa y place az the ofTioe ol
trust and fnvcrtmen,
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| aA Assessment % "a per cent
|.rs psr share was due July lat,
IL Il now paying interest % 1
! ham August ist. 1900.
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OLAA
|sssSsMENT NOTICES.

IN Assessment Of 1a per cent
lis psf share on the above CON-
\ sek 10 now delinquent. interes,
! cont being charged from July
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! nh Assessment IL "a per cent
nu psr share has been levied 10
tus and payable on the 10th day
b, 1000 delinquent October 10th,
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! ne above are payable az the
Z Alexander q baldwin. Ltd..
|rnilng
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EssSmssr NOTICE.
y AGRICULTURAL CO.,
LIMITED.

!, us HAVE BurN CALL
s,ss.ssols stock Of this
y ~ c =. ,,ns IA. ana psysbIe
N ny. sss,ls q COOKE. itd.. on
.1,s.- ~ Der cent (tio per
~ august 10Th. fpoa
49,, zoo 10 per cent (sis
'''aqasut October 18TH.
nss.Ins 10 per cent tsis per
sn' November so,h, 1900.
~. w A. BOWEN.
"halua AR. Co. Ltd.
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Assessment % 5 per cent or
wed 10 become due on thu list
s''smber. 1900. delinquent sis,
0s'oesf, 1900. payable al the
Alexander a Baldwin. Judd
II . p. COOKE.
l'asufer Klhei Plantation Co.
M Angus, lat. 1900. sia-aiss
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Titewadd-My wife never spends a
cent unnecessarily. wunder-How do
you manage it? Titewadd-Never give
her a cent unnecessarily.
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MtRlCAN BANK or
HAWAII, Ito.

\. y HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a Directors % the First
\ s sns ~ Hawaii. ltd, have
| N. .. .s., assessment u ~ Ia per
ssp',al stock of the corpor-
within thirty days. 81
n aous. Of the corporation.
~" snd delinquent August
n. NJ BOYD,
d. ~. Secretary.
~ y. iaoe beo7
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fsamref Olaa Sugar Co. Ltd.
)hla August ist. 1900. ssi2-stoo
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KIHEI
lssssMENT NOTICES.

h Assessment Of 10 per cent or
Aare u the above stock was
a. Id DAY % June. 1904 The
" paid IL now delinquent and
''ty BE- sold according 20 by
~ company.
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WILL E. FISHER, Auctr.
- THIS DAY.
y.
HAH.AUCTIDN
THURSDAY, UG. salsol

y~sAI y. O'CLOCK NOON.
At my salesroom. corner Merchant
and Alakea streets, by order of Hon.
WELIAM HAYWOOD, Late Consul
General, will sell at Public Auction
TO the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing articles, being the effects of the
estate of Mrs. IRENE S. COWLES.
deceased
l Photograph.
l Gramaphone.
1 Pin, supposed to be two small dia-
monds and one garnet.
! pair Gold Eyeglasses.
l Ladies' Watch
l Ladies' Bicycle.
small Gold Rings.
l Ring. turquoise, small diamond and
four pearls.
1 Ring, small diamond setting,
L Ring, amethyst, with small dia-
monds.
/ small opal stone.
Sewing Machine. {
. Trunks. containing Ladies' Cloth
Note-The Clothing. is in excellen.
condition, and choice.
-
Will E. Fisher,
AUCTfONE Err
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n Assessment % per cent OF
,Aars 10 due today. the LIST Of
DO interest win be- charged
n, day Of September and will
ru'nt on lhe soth day - sep
na
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Houses To Rent
by
WILL E. FISHER.
Corner Merchant and Alakea.

COTTAGE-At Palama. about 100 feet
from King street, and nearly OPP
posite new schoolhouse, with s
comfortable rooms and all modern
improvements, stable, servants
quarters, etc. Rent $25.
ALSO
FURNISHED BEACH COTTAGE-At
Waikiki nearly behind Seeley
Shaw's premises on lower Waikiki
road, with bathing facilities. con-
tains rooms, stable, servants
quarters, etc. Rent s42 so. See 1t
today.
ALSO
The Manson Home on Waikiki road
furnished completely; rent rea-
sonable.
ALSO
A magnificently furnished house with
bedrooms. stable, large grounds
etc. Rent reasonable. Formerly
occupied by Mr.. Dat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
S|XIY-SEVEN KILLED.
Heavy Slaughter of the Filipino
Rebels at Sandieeo by Schwan's
Column.
The Enemy's Official Report Says
Their Loss Was sixty.seven
Killed.
American Loss Only One Killed and
Small Number Wounded
Manila News.

Manila, Jan . Fart Of schwan's
column OF sin computes. with artillery,
drove 800 Insurgents from the entrench-
rnsnts at sandiesp. near san Pablo.
sunday The enemy officially reported
that they lost sixty seven killed and
many Wounded. our casualties were
one Killed and fourteen wounded An-
ether battalion white executing flank
movement came upon leo rebels in an
entrenchsd position and routed them,
Killing fifteen. The Americans had two
Wounded schwan moved against Ma
jayjay. Lasuna province, Tuesday. He
found the position almost impresnable.
but BY lowering The men down the
steep river banks os- ropes iianked the
enemv ard drove them out. Part Of his
command proceeded 10 Santa Cruz,
Killing Sin insuig lits.
Wheeler and daughter left Wednes-
day for home
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
THE GRINNELL NEWS.
Case OF Reese Against Iowa Central
Ioc;ll Notes

'pssial . int - pu'siNaii.
''iliiisn' 'ai' i'l,s's - 49,, ~
Saisin' Sass', q g, 'i,eI .'','ll,1 .9lsss
10y, aiii q " - ~ i''.'' =. ~
l'sindefsee. arrived ~ town yestsrdays
aila MAs i'lesilal''s - f.ssuiii 'isis iis'' y
NJ iie i q y Hssst y tne - os'S
Wa nol heIs "a g2sisse ppsii,'ss
''iiii'tii Slsi@'3l' M'.lef - II 80
a'i' Yesterday aii'issi W. az s,a 'i','5''.
ing als ll'9'seftGiS1' siioueH y -
= NIX. ite tPi'S q siNel a. -
q "a tiAls ~ w sli'is'
us 8. No. \ = ~ - ~
i'}siN' ~ ',''i7f' y -
lsiestl''a. N.'.se sesS' - So e.'''ias',s
~ ''ss ~ . - ~ 800 i1ioisss-
Q i'S.Ss..' y 'i' - 9 - y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
IMPORTANT LIBRARY BILL.
eontelnpiatcs consolidation of state
Library and Historical Depart

,r,rT,f
~ li5;,, ~, - 1.hs ~,
,gai ,r..,.,,,s,.., - -, :,
RI Az f;s.,f5l.,l t,,,tl5lt,.., 80
,,,t,;4,, :, a,,,,, ,,i...sA
\, s,at..,, ,t,at hi,isis - /, 800,
s,,s MI.
.t5fs. .t,,,r ~, s47.,a ,il,ra,,,, i,i.
.r',.;sg,I ,,5.,,s,..,,,s.,s. ,,,s,l.t,,,
,i,,,a,,,t, ..s@',-sit,la
Il l,4 ,.,s.,,
,,t..f,.fl,.. .3.,,s3,.,,.ss.., s,
+ 9,,istsa re15s,ys atl ne b3sta 80,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25

connected with the travelling libraries is
yet in its infancy. If the library COM
mission shall be created and the Useful
ness of the travelling libraries multi
piled the state librarian will have all
he can do in the management and gen
eral direction of affairs. OF course he
ought to have more salary and doubt
less the present general assembly con-
templates that matter also In the
course of time the whole state library
will be removed TO the historical build-
ing when that shall have been eomplei-
ed. thus Leaving room in the eaptol
building for proper offices for the hoard
Of control. STATE, Horticultural Society,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25

The bill reorsanizing the library, il IS
stated, will be introduced by senator
Mullan OF IslackhaWS. and the bill is
now in the hands u Judge Deener Of
the board of trustees of the state Ii
brary.
\ bill has been prepared asking for
$50 0oV, With which toconipete the pres
cent historical building, and the MONEY
ought 10 be appropriated as soon as
possible Every dollar Of II is neeticd-
Iowa is u growing state. and every
good work is demanGing more room ane
moro Ia Dor