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Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26
RESULTS OF

Especial Corrcspondence.)
Denver. Colo, Oct. 2O.-rhe first poll
Of the state has been taken. and very
completely and thoroughly In most
counties. II Is possible now for the
state committee TO form some estimate
OF the possible results. The commit
tee Is not OF course giving out exact
figures. hut 1t may he safely said that
the poll shows a majority for the Re-
publicans. Doubtless the Democratic
poll shows n majority for the fusion
lists: preliminary canvasses ARE always
colored more or less by the preferences
OF the canvnssers, even though they
may try To bc ms exact ms possible. II
IL safe TO assume ut least that the Re-
publican cnnvasscrs are ms accurate
as the fusionIsts'. and on this assump-
tton the state In very close. The tide,
however. IL still running toward the
Republicans. and In the two weeks ~
naming before election day II Is prob.
able that the doubtful voters will
come more and more to the Republican
side.
Probably the most interesting com.
~ to the whole state. rs well ms to II.
self. because II IL the largest county
and Its vote may bc decisive, Is Arnp.
nhoc. The results OF the registration
county OF about 5.OpD. To overcome
this the fuslonisfs ar" relying upon the
police force. upon their trained force
OF rcpcnters. and upon fraud In the
count The Republican managers are
fully aware of this. and have taken
measures which they believe viii bc
entirely effective tn meet any Demo.
crntic force or fraud. They are sure
that there will h. fair vote and hon.
est count on election day. They feel
confident. therefore. TINT III. county
will bc carried 10y the Republican can.
didnt.s. \ straw which may serve to
show how m. political wind Is blow.
In: Is furnished 10y the fact that one
Of III" wcli'knawn gamblers of Beaver
l.ns offered si.;lp even TINT the i,-,
pnbiicnns will carry the county. What.
ever sympathy the gambler. niny hav.
mr., supposed Ia b- with Governor
Thomas and hi. party: but when II
comes to betting gambler. nr~ coid.
bioo.i..i: they r-sar'i IL ~ business
proposition ana ,io not allow their sym
pn'hy to Influence their pockets any
mor- Than they can help.
The sp-nkin. campaign Inns gone on
curing the past week with Er~at Wig.
or. and viii continue practically until
election day. senator woi-ptt ha.
i-'~n speaking In the southern part Of
the state. Hni has met with a very
cordial reception and very inrs- audi,
-ne~s. The dates for -.mins spr-ch-..
80 far Ms they nr- scheduled at this
writing. arr NJ follows:
Hon. Frank q. Go,i.is. candidate for
ravcTasr-Asp-n. October 9Th: Lad.
willie. October :s;,h: Nina. o-tai-rr eth:
Hib-r'. October nth: Trinidad. oc,o.
i.rr nth.
iions u ". ftanSnsr. Candidate for
Congress in the First pisirirt-Eri-.
oe'nt~r 18th: Atwood. ortoi-rr .sI,h:
HIT. October 9Th: iiairakr. octsi--r
:.-rh: Erri.h. October :tn,h.
Hon. II. n. uazr. Candidate for Con.
rr~s. In the s~Cvni pis'rirt-Asr~n.
October eth: fIorrnrs. DrBi-rr .si'h:
Crr~sic AMI Mun'- Vista. Oc.ai--r 9Th:
Idaho Springs. October .-'th: Central
City, Ocfai-- NTH.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

A liquor dealer OF Boston rcecaiiy
referred TO depressing features in his
business a. follows: To begin with.
he said. "thesc is the multiplication o:
saloons. but Of even more taomcn, 10
nay mind Ia the fact that the younger
generation is not drinking ne the old
did in the past. No matter hos good
socially men we're they though, moth.
lag of setting In ior drinking bouts
a, tables or at the bar. No~ the aver.
ago man. II he drinks at all. either has
Il q, his house. boush, in hnik. so tina,
the retailer lie cut out. or else he drop
In for a drink In hurry and gets out
again. II hurts my business
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

A Berlin correspondent writes: An
almost incredible case Of superstition
il reported from Czech village Of Nets.
chin. II appears that In the spring the
village schoolmaster there died. and
vas. in due course. buried with every
mark Of esteem on the part Of the in.
habitants. But now the villagers are
one and ali clamoring that he may be
exhumed. The reason for this strange
wish Is that he is held responsible by
them for the fact that a long spell o,
drought has set in. to the great loss
of all the farmers in that district. 1t
is not SO much the defunct schoolmas-
ter who ia to blame as his sorrovins
relations, who. ignorant of the super
stitIons prevalent there. were unwise
enough to place under the poor mans
head a cushion stuffed with feathersi
According to the ignorant peasants
this Is a sure means of causing pro-
ionsed drought. and until the feathery
pillow is removed they maintain that
no rain will fall.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26
UNCLE SAM CAN STILL
GIVE US ALL A

90
washington. - W. oct; ah ny
preston pretty eeherahy pre.",is
throughout thc country ln". Lhos' VI
me pubic iaiius nave peen "hen Up
but the annual repor, VI III" sos
'ioiier OF .ne GehernI ANU oe soM .
mat '.:i"''ss" hcres VI ohe.v sum
inrii sun reiiin.ns opch 10 sea' . ,
when Is io't..,p. hcres "o,S ',, .nnn
nave been taken up siner ,he ue i
u the government. nesi"cs th,s, iof,
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

BY an oversight. prrbars Coiopa,
Bryan, when he e,iitcl his First Rat
tie left in one Of his fatnous uronI,a.
cies. on PAGE a32 1t was in an nj.
dress TO a travelling mems club lie
said only few Of our people win 10
able To wear shors under the s.,ld
standard. As Il Is with shoes so i, il
with clothing -
This is perhaps the funuies, of ali
the prophecies made by the colonel in
". The picture he draws If our peo.
pie under the gold standard. only n feN
OF then, wearing shoes and Clothes. IL
enough to make even a sapd.bIIl non,
iauyh.-Ncbraska State Journal.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26
s.emsia ri.u, c.-,,x :. ,u.,,,..

riiisbure. oct. -. scyi,oii &
bicsstod of Sheffield. England. the
largest manufacturers Of cruciblc steel
IN Great Britain. contemplate moving
Their plant 10 The United States. 4 site
has been op;iOncd near Wheeling.
west Virginia. and It Is proposed to
erect thereon modern plant costing
upward Of sj.OOp.rnp. which from the
nrst viii employ $500 men. The oh
l.rt of the move Is TO get into the
american market. Constantly incrcas-
ing COS, uf coal IN England Is q prumi.
ncnt factor in the move.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

One Of tho notable actions taken by
organizations this year in behalf o:
the Sabbath ~as tina, by the Modern
woodmcr OF America. a fra,crnai So
eiciy with a membership of nearly
half a million. Tho Official orsat:
says: "if your camp has planned a
Sunday plenie.' change IN. date &c
some other day. The head consul has
authority In summary manner TO 70.
eclvo charges against a ioeai carip fos
failing to prosecute members guilty o.
holding Sunday pienies under the aus.
p.ees OF tho society or any local
camp
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

There is beautiful JUNCTION in these
remarks made ly the Paramount al,
East Sc Louis:
my dear frientlsl there Is not place
In the Hyiy scripNIfps where the Lord
commands us TO go out and conquer
nations"
Colonel Bryan has not read the Old
Testament lately or he would not have
forgotten that the Chosen People were
consistent cNpansionists and did a good
deal OF cnnuuering. But what has
''conpuering nations" to do with the
Pic Uuitsd states Is simply re-
ducing the rebels in the Philippines to
~nbj~.tion.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

washinEion. t. e. et'
nuai report n iis est q
the navy. rrfsrSiEs 3 49,
vrr. now srvruiegu 90
pictc,i. says
'''Thc r-Cvit' - El'i'ileI
has lsrvu steady 11l ciil
with ua unfH7gsFgE AHiii.
tors trial will ~ llsas
the official trial sit WON
the delivery q ihs 'Ail = =,
mCnt within tie gv-'fiR'1'
inHr
crowded tlsae i'y y Y
lars. the WYguIrE 'lllia.
trial about ilrH1fy -
delivery to ;lr s"'F'a'i'''
iipi."
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

In Southern Hungary arc people
hunscrinS aud ihirs,ins for the Bible.
They came over from Bulgaria a cen
fury and n half ago. numbering now
some 10000 souls. They asked 70. a
translation OF the New Testament and
a translation OF ST. John was made
and 10000 copies printed. These have
been sold and they ask now for the
whole Of the New Testament. They
arc related In tongue 10 the PAUL.
clans. near Philippopoiis. JUICY"
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

Twenty of the largest cotton mills
OF the Piedmont district of South Car
olina have gone on half-time. because
Of the high price OF cotton. Their
managers say that with cotton cloth
selling as 1t Is. the working up OF 10
and II cent cotton Offers no profit
Aud when the question arises OF bring.
ins the price of cotton cloth up TO
the level Of lo-eent cotton. the con-
sumcrs must DO consulted.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

maif as much ms NeJ,,s.J
little more than AIlnne.s..'
sas.
Uncle Sam owns lar. l
In the southern stats,'s,1
In Florida, 3,5OS.0O0 IA NJ
900 In Louisiana and ! ~. ~
In Mississippi, which, hs]
" In swamps. In NIL
acres are s,Ill ava!labIs 81
sin $4,000 acres. hui ~
his real estate quite ~
being one OF tie lar.
which seems rather M.
the prosperity that eI'..|
out III" country.
The total sales Of r.,.l
during the year ends, \,
were 13,II,SST acrr. Il
over 4,0S.0Op from Il. II
1899. AMI the cash r.r,J..1
Office Were St,379,Tls NJ
several years.
During the year u go,
original homestead ~
TO G.4Is.iO0 acrls; a,D,.l
desert lands. umoun,I,,l
acres. while four p.r...|
claims for Gi0 acre, ~
OF Gt.I!si new settler. ~
public land. who tost }
acres. or an average 5,il
Many farmc-s hare n
old farms In the OH, a
nciIhisors, and have !.
lands In III" w,-t. uhss1
tnincd for no,hIns. Esd
have also ls,rn aide rsrl
with farm ImTlsts...|
goods AMI stock and al
In better siiaIc than I'D
done for many ycaD ts,,rI
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

Salt Lake. W.. =. "a
ton Of granting % ~ d
the Los Angeles :" ~ =
came w lTta'r , nj y
council last niels,l... ~
Eve 60 thru ia'. ~. 81
or,iinanc 4" I't' : -. =, n
eating rioucsf .5rsG
giving il 10 The r''''-
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26
SECOND G0EBEL
ASSASSIN Coy

Georgetown, ~ or /.
In til. cns- Of iirpfy im1
ON the charge 81 lSi.; Il
the Gocici assas,l.aiaa,
verdict of guilty yss',rAiI
penalty nj life imtsissaarI
When the Jury va 4
caniriil asked: -,;es,rapI
male q Vcpilciy
The foreman ustk! IN
Pass III the p0iyp ID
said the judge
The sheriff iasss'i ;ssa
clerk Fcsi the io,tssia.
We. the jury. fai q,
guilty anii ~ bic rasi,afs
iincm.n, in the tspi,sasa,
-Gcn,lcnlch. IL TIA; I'd
asked the ju,lEr.
1T Ia" uas thr Fssil.
The jury Nas ihfs I'D
the trial was ~ 80 cad
One Of the iurynas aii
was taken last bisst 4
the So'- was unatsaaR
was guilty. AMI the the u
ishtncnt vas bNSi
Attorneys foe ~ std
xnn prrpaFiuE \ ssiaa
Of judgment. u; j. blsisI
b. iinlancis,i as gsbif 4
to inquiry into Y0sissGs \
Tho irfsusc Hiri iisa' \
arr~s; 81 iuiiEussu; sad y
set II for h~arins he ssguai
February isFgn NsEsss
sent. nCy,l tsrfUfc tat md
ON arcUuut. Il Ns'sisy.|
was drCiiiri ~ - uls
Frankfort jail yc'israrf. |
no, 81 for several &ils
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

A Swiss genius has invented a pith
cloak weighing about one pound
which will hold up a fully equipped
soldier on the surface OF the water.
Successful experiments were made re-
Gently on the Lake OF Zurich. The
cloak Is provided with waterproof
pockets In which food and drink may
be carried. as well as blue lights. in
case the wearer is sLipwrecked In the
night
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

iri,irrirh1fsn VIZ
2-Nuriiirr iftil
tciln's aifsilip vas ripgl .
suItins in 4 sFrtrs = '''''
iiuHs. -,
The airsliIrl vfl ~. !. .
Herr I.ugcur Veg - w.. ,..,
n, = o'cioEt IN d. fi'.,'
tu,Ir II nvrrfeais' q >
various Hauwl' ~ VI y. !
then dCsgyHIiri ".H
which 1t rs1riad ~ y. !. Z,
taTtuTc. at lwfTy W IA IA
The King aui -"
witnessed ilPr f'tL
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

where lies the esst7'' was the eager
query Of the fifteenth century navi.
gators seeking a passage to China.
Captains of Occidental ships of state
In. this last auartep-yeas ofsthe.nine
teenth century put it differently: How
the east lies'-
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

Atlanta, r,'ffp
do struck about ~; !. :,
Lodi. anil uil,, ~. 80
yesterday. 7y ", Oe
center Of Iis rate, ,.,,, ,, d 8
people. vas .,.l,. ,,' NJ
ing KILLED ou'''-
missing.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

81. josCph, No -. ~. Ia
sudden chang 10 tl ... VI
Missouri rivrf q is, ,. u, 4
the cast llUk - Nm,
the last tvs"'y.ie 7, , ~,
property was Wy 5,stf |
4 mcciiue Of r' ,.' nv. nv.
Afternoon issuoi ~ :. 4 4
eminent TO take 1si'a II
Much vaiusr's r'''S'||
cn,,l. II
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

Washington. oct. 2I.-Ex Secretary
John Shrrnan. who has been seriously
W for several days. showed n decided
change for the worse yesterday. II is
hardly likely that he will survive
through another day.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

Says an old bachelor: Before TAX
ing the leap through the wedding ring
a man should be sure the net OF con-
n6bial bliss is properly stretched on
the other side"
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

A well known beggar who frequent
ed the neighborhood of the Opera
House in Paris was prostrated with
suns,rokc. On being taken TO the
hospital. banknotes amounting to sOo.-
600 francs were discovered in bel,
which the mendicant wore.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

Tho man who doesn't respect him
self should not blame others II they
follow his example. ttft.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1900-10-26

II facts speak for themselves. what
wonderful facts some women's tongues
must be. HI. s.t.. ..
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-16
PRETTY isiBElLt
PilHflO's TROUBLES.
She Appears as a Pro-
scouting Witness
in Court.
;isE RESULTED FROM COLL IsiOE.
WHAT CAUSED JUROR EUGENE
SULLIVAN TO CRANE HIS
NECK AND STARE.
Antoine Mederios Auauitted OF heed
lessly Conducting a Vehicle 20
the De.rimsnt of Life and
Upright Walking.
;lsE RESULTED FROM COLLISION.

Isabella Pacheco is quite pretty. Shf
is coy Yesterday she wore hat radi-
ant with flowers 1t was a bower OF
bloom and bright colors, and charming
y set on her brunette features.
AS she took the witness stand IN
Judge Humphreys court room. Juror
eugene Sullivan, who was sitting OF
me back seat, craned his neck to get a
better view of the pretty witness. And
turing the whole time of her recital
sullivan watched her as attentiyely
as he would a Democratic orator at a
Bryan ratification meeting.
Isabella, on taking the stand. said she
could not speak English, yet in the res
onant language of her native land she
told how it all happened.
1t was on Kamehameha Day. the 1lth
II last June. She was in an alley ex-
lending from Punchbowl to Kfnau
streets when the collision came. She
was Knocked down and badly injure i.
Her left leg and arm were bruised.
Did you call in a doctor?" asked the
Deputy Attorney General.
No. used some medicine replied
The witness sweetly in her native
tongue, which lost its sweetness o,
the court room air in being translated
What hit you?" asked Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Cathcart. running his
hand through his shock of hair.
"A bicycle" answered the witness.
and there was quite commotion ut
flowers on the bonnet
How wide was the alley?''
Nineteen feet" came the answer.
And then the witness went on to ex-
plain how horse and cart blockadei
some Of this nineteen feet, and it was
in juxtaposition to horse and cart that
woman, bicycle and man mingled n
confusion.
The man who pedaled the bicycle was
Antoine Medeiros. He was arrested for
heedlessly conducting vehicle, to-wit,
a bicycle, through the streets of HOMO
lulu, to the detriment of the peace and
good order of society, jeopardizing she
life, liberty and the pursuit of walking
upright.
The defendant claimed that he was
exercising due diligence when the col
lision came. He wasn't riding fast,
travelling a district messenger boy pace
and observing the rules, rights and
law of the road
Now, notwithstanding the coyness Of
Isabella, her recalling of injured leg
and bruised arm, the jury after due and
careful deliberation, returned verdict
OF not guilty, and Antoine Medeiros
walked from the court room free
man.
And thus had another victory been
recorded for the bicycle over man.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-16
HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.
Plans for Organization Will be Dis
cussed This Afternoon.

cussed This Afternoon
The idea of having q hospital estab
l.shed here on the lines of some of the
hospitals. conducted by the big rail.
roads and manufacturing concerns OF
the United States, is to be discussed at
/, meeting to be held at the office of J
T. de Bolt on Merchant street this
i,ternoou.
There is nothing new in the scheme
sept that it will be tried here.
The idea is to have cooperation i
lie support of the concern which is ali
ait is necessary after a start has beea
,ade. Members of the Hospital AS
pciation have the benefits of the hos
ital or medical attendance at their
)mes at a very small cost The dues
II membership are purposed 20 be 81
per month
An attempt is being made to reach
classes of people in the endeavor t.
AXE the association a success, and The
Inherent large business houses anG
,laces employing many men have beer
ked to join In the cooperation, to en-
ire employees good medical treatment
normal cost.
E. Hulay, in speaking of the matter
.sterday, said: There is certainly
he need of modern hospital here;
abducted in modern way; with up
date appliances and built according
latest sanitary and scientific require
ents
This will all be talked over at the
letting this afternoon. aud l feel sur,
will be able to do something yer.
on towards the establishment of
,w hospital"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-16
Brother Dicley's Sunday Saying

hiss come ter de conclusion dat dey
rin't much use in preaehin' hell ter sin
ners In de blaxin' month er June.
I dunno whether hell is in de sun, or
not, bu eff it is, TIM glad hits power
fnl LONG ways Cd.
Dsy say de hesshea over in China is
eakin' up de- mission lries ag'in- Well,
dat's only anptEes way or swallerin' de
G6epel
Our home people could take revenge
on de Chinese by KILN up dem what
IN die country. But hopes dey won't
tackle de Atlanta Chinamen 'txeli /
gits ms laundry out
never did run cross any er dem Chi
neee Box rs: en- FUN de way dey Is
hittiE' right en- lef-, done decided dat
I won't tnckle N-RsuU txyS Atlanta
CtntA1u&5uAs
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-16

he Resigns HIS Position N tbs
First Circuit Court
c. A. Doyle has resigned his position
a. Japanese interpreter for the Circuit
Court of the First Circuit
James Harbottie Hskuole has applied
for the position OF japanese interpre-
t.r for the Supreme and Circuit Courts
N his petition he states that he Is
swenty-SeFen years of age. He at
nfesi the Royal Academy OF Japan in
T. il for the period of five years, a,
.e sxpe.se Of the Hawaiian govern
mont He is at present employed in
the customs bureau His petition for
{ e place Is numerousiy signed.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-16
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
have Been CALLED

4Ae executive OOmulCt66 VuSC LdSt
Evening and Subject is Now
Under Consideration
The executive committee of the Re
publican party in Hawaii had meeting
last evening The only business was
the issuing of call for primaries u
elect delegates to the district connie
tee.
The official call will be issued later
On, but the rules and regulations Of tue
Republican party in Hawaii provide as
follows, relating to the district COM
mittee:
Section l. Each district committee
shall consist of delegates from the pre-
cinet clubs in said district.
Sec. 2. Each district committee shall
meet when notified to do so by the
Territorial committee, and shall ele I
the following officers: President, vice
president, secretary, treasurer and such
other officers and standing committees
as it may be entitled to.
Sec. 3. Any duly enrolled Republican
shall be eligible as delegate to the
Territorial committee from the district
in which he resides.
Sec. l. Each district committee shall
be charged with the general care ana
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 expedient to secure the organiza-
ton and maintenance Of precinct clubs
in every precinct, and secure the CO.
operation of all Republican voters with
the party organization, and shall. in
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 5e
provided for in their bylaws. and not
less than one-third of the members
shall constitute quorum
Article 5. No meeting of preciact
or district clubs shall be held without
public notice being given through ;he
papers or otherwise. not less than six
days before the day of meeting.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-16
NEWS OF THE TOWN


j. eph o. Csster and George F. Car
trustees % The estate OF Il A. T.
Carer. hzve flied their annual rs7ors
Inc trustees essAr-e theEssesves sstA
xf-z.. ss9 Is and ask 10 be allowed SI-l.-
s 80 for disbursements
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-09
A Shooting Scar


The inmates of a house III the i'm
mediate neighborhood of the kerosene
warehouse camp were startled by the
report of firearms and the PUNK OF a
bullet through the side of their house
at about 1920 last night. The bullet
came from the direction of the camp,
which is about 200 yards distant, and
after passing through the side wall,
crossed through the parlor and en-
bedded itself about four inches in the
door frame. Lieut.. Bollman was dis
patched to the scene for the purpose
of making an investigation, but was
unable to locate the source Of the shoot
ing. 1t is, however, supposed that one
of the guards had aimed at dog which
is known to have given considerable
trouble of late.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-09
VALUABLE LEASE FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale under 99-year leasehold the fol-
lowing valuable property Of Chas. Mel
necke, situated at Keolokaa, Kau, Ha-
wall, about one-half mile from Waio-
hinu and six miles from the landing at
Honuapo, Hawaii.
The property comprises 661 31-10O
acres now owned in fee simple and
1866 acres under long leases.
The property Is well supplied with
allings, tanks, water and pipes, and
divided into paddocks for dairy and
ranching purposes. Orange and coffet
trees now produce an income, which
| v II always increase.
The new Government Kau road runs
through the place.
| In addition to the above, there viii
be sold 100 tame milch cows and q
steers and, calves.
This Is fine opportunity for part.
wishing to engage In dairy, grazinl
and fruit culture.
Map and further Information at m
Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-09

The ports of Rio de Janeiro and San
tos, Brazil, are now officially declared
free from bubonic plague.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-09

At this old and deserVedly
popular store, those who have
suffered the loss of their entire
laundry will think it a blessing
in disguise when they find that
at this store they can secure an
entirely