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Gilpin observer., 1901-12-05
thanksgiving Day.

Thanksgiving Day 1901 in so far as
the weather was concerned was more
like summer day, clear and warm.
Union services were held at st. Paul's
Episcopal church in the morning, the
Presbyterian and Methodist congrega-
tions uniting in the services. The SER
mon was delivered by Rev. Penley, rec
tor. The services were very we'll at
tended.
In the evening splended entertain
ment was given by the choir Of ST.
James NJ. E. church assisted by local
talent, which was very largely attended,
rejecting credit on all who took part in
it. A very neat sum OF money was
realized.
Thanksgiving dinners we're numerous
many Of them being elaborate spreads.
The hotels and restaurants, of this city,
We'd with each other in setting forth the
best the market afforded.
A turkey shoot was held by Central
City Rifle club at their range on Win
ne0ago null, whlch anoroed sport Tor the
local Nimrods. Some Of them carried
away as much as three turkeys each.
Two entertainments were given at the
Opera House, matinee in the afternoon
for the children, and regular enter
tainment regular entertainment in the
evening by members of the Empire
Theatre, Denver.
The ninetheenth annual ball OF the
Pioneers Association of Gilpin county
occurred in the evening at Armory hall.
While not being attended as largely as
on former occasions, yet those present
enjoyed themselves, dancing being kept
up until 3 o'clock the next morning. All
in all the day and evening was an enjoy
able one, and the best of feeling pre- =.
vailed among all classes of citizens.
Gilpin observer., 1901-12-05
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1901.
Who Are the Greatest Men of Colorado

Who Are the Greatest Men of olorado
II the proposed Hall OF Fame" is
made a feature Of the Worlds Far at
st. Louis in 1903, the people Of this state
will be called on to select for it two OF
their most representative citizens, no
longer living, TO stand for the work the
state has done for the Louisiana pur-
chase, for the United States and for the
world in general. Each state will be en-
titled to have statues or busts OF two Of
its great men in the "Hall of Fame" and
the discussion necessary for making the
selection has already begun. Everyone
who has an opinion to express is entitled
to express it, and to have it considered
before the final decision is reached. The
question of who are the greatest men Of
this state is an interesting one, and the
discussion OF it will help to honor the
makers of history and to bring out the
history they have made. The question
is being submitted throughout the west
ern and southwestern states generally,
and answers to it should be sent in by
everyone who has an opinion which will
help to honor his own state and to show
the work it has done for the rest.
AS preliminary we invite suggestion
from our readers, which will be forward
ed for submission to the authorities of
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition COM
pany.
Among the names already suggested
as representatives of this state are Ze-
bulon Pike and Ex-Governor Gilpin, sug-
gested by Governor Thatcher.
Gilpin observer., 1901-12-05
A Restful and Delightful Trip

Is assured if yo u go via the Union Pac-
fic. Its train service, equipment and
quick time are supreme over all other
routes. The favorite for Chicago, st.
Louis and east. See your local agent or
address E. r. Griffin, general agent, Den
yer, Colo. ct
Gilpin observer., 1901-12-05
AnImportant Question.

The furniture question is an important
one. Let US help you solve it. Easy
furniture at easy prices by calling at j.
B. McKay's furniture parlor, Mellor
block, Central City.
Gilpin observer., 1901-12-05
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

The regular county teachers examina-
tion will be held at the Court House on
December 30 and 81, beginning at 9
o'clock a. m.
An academic examination for entrance
to the Bar of Colorado will be held in
connection with the teachers examina-
tion. MINNIE FREY,
County Supt. of Schools.
Gilpin observer., 1901-12-05
Fresh Every Day,

Poultry, fresh every day, at Mueller
Commission compapy's store. Order
your turkey there in time for Sunday
Gilpin observer., 1901-12-05
Greyhound for Sale.

"The Hermit" sired by the famous
John o the Hill" and Pearl" Flor.
ence 3" from imported stock OF the
famous "Balazoon" and Hector" strain.
Will sell cheap as wish to dispose Of
part Of my kennel. Inquire OF
RICHARD WILLIAMS,
Bald Mountain.
Gilpin observer., 1901-12-05

The finest bread, pies or cakes can he
ootaine at the Black IIawx b.ksry, ,r
e.o3 tie wagon.
Gilpin observer., 1901-12-05

The old reliable Black Hawk bakery
is where you get the finest OF bakery
goods.
Gilpin observer., 1901-12-05

Dolls at "The Gilpin."
Handkerchiefs at "The
Gilpin."
Kid Gloves at "The
Gilpin."
Xmas Novelties at The
Gilpin.
Dress Goods at "The
Gilpin."
Shetland Opera Shawls
at "The Gilpin."
The place to buy Xmas
goods is at "The Gilpin."

Worthy of Confederation.
Our system is one that enables US to
make low prices to our customers and
always give them fresh goods, two things
worthy Of your consideration.
Phillips, EBLI 4 Co.,
Lawrence street, Central City.
Gilpin observer., 1901-12-05
Fre.l, Eggs

Fresh Kggs
Received direct from the valley ranches
at the Sauer McShane Mercaotile com.
pany's store.
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ARTHUR
= gambler In =
IaSeten. 1lHo Simmer . NonlHinss

geiorst contractli6 anftreiden, Oeforiren
uub Sapeairen. geite @rbeit 3u aA9emeies
nem greife beiorst unb %sarantirt.
Office u. Werffdt.e: /. ctr. sw. 4. u. 5. Ipe.
38+li ct. @loub, Winn.
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0enrrben.

Mm s. Wai I'M Dlototpn SbaIe i'm
Danie ihres Gobnes. Wm. Sfiniep.
Wittme Maaoalena Mrbosait iin Nlter
bon SO Sabren., Sic binterldBt5 Sin.
Der. 28 Grobtinber unO 8 lrentel.
glm 6. Mdrs in Nep pbilaoelpbia
sSaeob s.. Meeo. ein 8eteran Des Biir=
gertrieges. I'M Mlter bon SO Sabren.
Der 0eritorben. mar Elm 6Dlbat bes
81. Gbio 6reimiaiaen &eaiments.
9lm so. April in ihrer Wobnuna un-
melt Nagerspille Srau Nbrabam Ooun.
gen. IT,. i'm gllter BON 81 Snbren.
Das 2eihsnbesdnsnib fano am lsbten
Sonnerltaa in Ra9ersDille ltatt.
Qlm /. Mai in ieiner in Der 9ldbe
bon Ra9ersDlGe gelegenen Wohnuna
Sohn @arper i'm 9llter bon etrpa 70
Sabren.
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Siitct G,tG Dor SDspiu0clnoen
W0entcn.

g4ie Die bel gebaBten 6lieaen uno
Der unuermeioli1e Wiosquito. Itellen
iid aud i'm Griibia6r uno Sommer Die
Sdpinoler Elm, lpel6e IS belDnoerS auf
Die bieoeren 5armer abaeieben haben.
Ser Sarner miro BON iol6en 0alunten
bearbeitet. Waaren 81 tauien, ipie Siis
der, Ylibableiter, Getreioe : 5amen
ii. I. 10. Gr bruuht, menn er nidt
genug Gelo bat, eine gelteluna au ge=
ben. nur cine 9sote Su unterihreiben.
bann lit alles in Cronung. Ser
Sbwinoel .slaent piu ia gar nidts,
als Die llnteridriit oes 6armers. @t=
mas ipdter iinoet Der lei9tsldubi9e
Farmer su Ieinem 5d)refeu aus. oab
er cine Gsloanweiiuns BON sr0Bersm
Yetra9e untsrasianet bat uno be3ablen
muB. Weroen Die Garmer enolih
tlug ipsroen? 56meiBt bieie Gorte
Mgenten our 8 Sire hinaus Sbr tDnnt
,ieber Nrt gaaren in ir9eno elmer
5taot i'm Gountp geraoe 10 billis tau=
fen. pbne betrogen 5u iueroen. AlIo
aufaepaBt. biitet guh Dor ben slatten
Shurfen.
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0ersdtSserDa pImmsem.

s. grap Moore eesen Sobn Ndaelp
& 5obn. 9luf Soften Der Nnsetlas.
ten beiseleat.
%. u. Mcgrearp gegen Seseliab
Waroea. 9luf Soften oes &ldgers bei=
sele9t.
Gbas. 6. Gais eesen Die 5bulbe+
bDroen BON Stem Somerstpmn. Sem
Gldser muroen $3O6.93 Suaeiproben.
2eanoer u. 5aplor aeaen y. VI.
@onlig & 60. Ser Mailenpermalter
miro aneepieien. ole @utbaben Der
Girma .. u. Gomia & Go. aussu-
ibreiben unb gu Derfaufen.
@. g., Sbreiner aeQen pbilip 2am=
ned, Observation-Disclosures. Gem Gld=
ger ipuroen 1929 Sueeiprobsn.
Sbonas Mc8uire 9eeen Sames s.
Sobnion. 8erolft fit ben Mn9etla9t
ten.
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0elekIiNe 9csnnlMaa.

Sn Cincinnati periudte elm damn
cine Ge1nune Ieines Sbneioers In,
Setraoe bon $50 nit lauter elm Gent=
5tiifen gu besa6len. oersn Wnnabme
Der 51neioer aber per.ueieerte unter
Der Nnsabe. oaB Gent=Stiife in folder
Nn3abl tein . Gesal 9enoer" ieien. Our
grldutsruns fei bier mitsetbeilt: Gum
Getraee BON 25 Gents merOen elm, apei.
brei uno Die fiinf Gents Nifelmiinsen
dig u2eaal Senber" anaenommen. Sill
bernliinsen nie brei uno flint Cent?
Stiide iperoen i'm getrase bon 81 als
y2eeal 5enoer" anaenommen. Dalbe
uno piertel Silber=9puars gum See
TRACE bon SO. Sem ganSen Silber=
DoGar 1T feline @renae in Der 3ilfer oes
Yetra9es seiebt.
Wir inoaen bier nur gum Srolte un=
Ierer geier bemerfen, bab es unIere Hlt=
ter bon Ser.Sdeere uno Dem 8ii9eleiIen
bier in Nem philadelphia ni6t 10 se=
nau nebmen, ionoern fir ibre faulen
Mustdnoe nit Wersn'igen Gent=Stiife
entgeeenne6men. Sic geben 9erne
Quitting iibe- ri6tisen @mpfang,
ipenn Iie nur ibr @elo erbalten.
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= Merftpilroiger Weiie lit seraOe
,ie nd1ne brennenofs Die gisfraee.

- Mertmiirbiger Weiie lit gerabe
bic nddfe brennenolts Die Gisfrase.
gu Seinem grfolae bdlt Mander
ben GdliiIiel in Der Sano uno per=
idunit i'm umsuoreben.
- Gin Gent per Meile mad Buffalo
uno surtif iiber Die gleuelano, 2Orain
& Wbeelins giIenbabn am Is. uno
20. Wai. ,r.e 3
- gs III ME gu ipdt, nod et,pas gut
au MAIDEN. iast man. llnb bod lit es
bdufig 3eit uno Miibe oes gsIermas
9ens niht pertb.
Das MllerneueHe 1T Der Strob-
hut=Srult. Run braubt nur nod oas
Gtrob i'm aopfe 10 Bieler. bic Die Siite
tragen. Dertruifet su tperoen.
Mit benz freien potablieTerunas-
ipftem auf benz 2anbe lino bic sSarmer
nidt iiberaa 3uflieben. Die fleinen
2anoinbaber auf benz 2anoe filbren
gum Beiipiel Glase. Wenn Der grief=
trdaer por's 0aus fonnlt, fd0t bic
Yeranlanuns. aur polfoffiee gu geben,
fDrt uno oamit bic 8elegenbeit gu ge-
ieaigem Yerfsbr unb Weinun9salls-
tauih, beiien Der Garmer bel Der ionTis
gen Nbgeidlo1enbeit bod beoarf. 8a3u
tpar Die Bese9nurg i'm Store" bisber
ain beiten aeeignet uno oarauf tpirb
snidt germ gersibt seleiifet. Nber bas
.GDliem iheirt. iid) bod eitlbiirgern 3ul
molten lno nit 5eiepbon unb eleftri=
fden Babnen miro Der Garmer balo
grfab fur Die lieb9eDoroeue @eptIogenz
belt finoen.
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Saud,enDe Glepbanten.
Sie berabmte 9erbe Sadeabads irtt
in !inbiujpus Circus.

8ei Dem idbrliden .Sarnepal
il, SeutIdlano liefert Suaenbad. Der
meltbetannts Sdnbler uno 3ii9ter bon
miloeu Ibieren. cine Der beliebteiten
Sebenstpiiroioteiten. gewobner oleles
2anoes, Die europa bereist baben. tpil-
ZEN, oaB Sagenbaf als Seranfalter BON
unterbaltuusen BORT Die ndnlihe 8olle
ipielt !uie Sobn 3obinion bier. Dor
stpei Wlonaten taufte Sobn 5. 9obin=
ion, Der anertannte &0nig unter ben
sbomleuten, cine 6eroe BON 4 Stephan.
ten. Die bon Sadenbad abseriatet lino.
Giele biloen nun cine Der Sebensuiir.
oigteiten pon Sobn &obintons ebop,
tpelbe am Mittpo4. Is. Wai, in 9lew
philadelphia cine goritellung seben
wiro.
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Gin grobcS gtrnbenb abnstss. !.
terMchmett.

Sic gDuntp gommiIlionare perlieben
lebte WoAe elmer 8efeaihaft bas Neht.
BON Der Gountp Greiae. in ber Ndbe
bon Ssah Gitp. iiber 5traBbur9 uno
Canal Doper cine Gtrabenbaln nah
Mem philadelphia gu bauen. Sies ioa
einen She'll ber 2inie biloen. Die glepes
lamb nno Cincinnati perbinbsn nnb
iiber Mtron, ganton. Canal Doper.
New philadelphia. nbudspille. SO.
iboeton, Netuarf uno Columbus fiibren
foa.
Die Yebinauneen bes 0ertraaes
3tpii1en ben @ountp @pmmiifiondren
uno Der 6eI.1idaIt linO folaenoe
Sic GelelI1aft bat cine 5umme bon
$1,000 I'M gountp ShaBamt binterleat
als cine @arantie baiiir, baB iie cine
giirgldaft i'm 8etra9e bon $4,000 fiel-
len lperbe, bic oeridlt. ipenn niht in-
nerbalb 9 Monaten nit oem 8au be=
sonnen, unb Oerielbe in l8 Wonaten
polenoet lit.
Dos @sleiie Der Strabenbabu muB
auf elmer !Seite Der StraBe gels9t mer.
ben. Die @onpasnie muB iDre eiaes
nen 8riifen bauen uno III Stano hal'
ten. Die Waeen miinen 80 SUB lang
iein, nit @epdfraum uno Gauher.
3eportement. Ser Jabrpreis bari
Den Setras bon 2 Gents per Weile niht
iiberi1raiten.
SIM meltern bat Die @ele0idaft cine
idbrli1e Yahtiumme bon $25 fir ieoe
Wlsile 6eleiie in oieiem Gountp gu be-
sablen.
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s. Observation-Disclosures

Sas. 90. 9lleranoer - Wfarp $. Wil=
lpugbbD, beioe BON ubridsDllle.
Mrtbur Waltpn Bearl Ws. Staufer,
beioe bon Wainnriabt.
gmerp W. SoonB, Masnolia, O., -
gpa Wt. Sarber. SanoDoille.
glpoe 81. Mullernee = Mabel Wount,
beiOe BON Senniioa.
g6as. =. Suebler = Catherine We.
8rpmn, beioe BON Stone @reet.
6enrp 8. esones, 5ippecanue, D., =
2ura 2affertp, Seem pbila.
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Grfnrsionctt tta1 9mTaIo
!isbey nie Vennglnanas9in fir bic Yans aner
fanifAe MnsleMunA.

Grfuriions=litfets mad buffalo fir bic gan'ameri.
faniibe auselnng merben ioer bic geunigloanta-st-
i,ien pom s. Wtai an oerfauft. Tidets ino oum se.
nannteu Gatum on bis ON 80. September an lpeselen
Staten erbaltlid siltg snr 8udabrt bis aul 81. Dtto=
ber Gin Spealal.lidet hber bic EenniploantaguteH.
6es Werfauis lift ebeniols an unb nod benz s. Wai su
baben. Gin auoeres Ggturpns.3det an fpe5iea biilts
gen Jaten pirb a.. q. nno % Iai perfnnft; oes
les 5ct lit gltig sur GifIobrt innerbub iiini Sa=
gen. @ae 9itfets mad 9uifalp iber bic Benuppanio=
2inieu nb gut gum anhalten in 2afemooo nnb Somess
tomn (Sbautauqua Gafe). Sir AustuHit iber SSobr.
preiIe burbfabrenhe 3iae uno ben 3u9oienlt ipenoe
man fid oil ben ndcben G,det Q9euteu ber @ennipi.
paua.&inien, peher unentselolttb 5obrpluae Garten
uuo pii5ele Austunft Iber bic Ausitelung lieiern
nirn
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@ebt Cure 9lrbeit nid)t All lanl

@ebt Cure Mrbeit ni1t gu lano=
itrei6enben &e9enldirm Slifern.
Sleblnt Cure Neaenibirme gu 8. g.
Saplor & Sobn fiir @epara=
turen. 2
: 6abrfarten eiiltia big iiber ben
Sonntag perben BON 4. Mni an unb
oann reaelmdBis ieoen Samltag sipl=
ihen allen 9tatipnen Der g., 8. & 90.
gilenbabn pertauft uno Stpar gu Ii
Oes aew0bnliden preiies fir bic
&unbfabrt. Sie 6abrfarten lino aiiltig
our 2uffahrt am 5Onntag ooer Mon=
tag. /
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= WaIen=Wowers tDeroen sel6drft
bel 3. y. 5aDlor & 8 Of bn. 2
- Die Hrauen iino bod Die ftdrtiten
@ei1opfe. 9ltlas trug. Den 9immel,
aber Gle Grauen trasen ben Ntlas.
- Was beoeutet fur Elm Mdohen
Die Sod3eit ? DAB iie in 3utunft Die
euppe eHen muB, bic iie lelbft eirge-
broft bat.
= 9ie neueite gntoedung 1T. oaB
Elm Yint Nepielmein. taslih eingenom-
men. Die Yofen beilt. 8iellei9t bat
au1 5tiefeltpidie nod cine 3utunft
als 0eilmittel.
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lInb es nlrbe ierner augeprbnet, baB bic Seinnrat
ten in ben percbiebenen 8reeinetS uno lplpnho5 b
in ben reaelmGbiaeu moblpldsen ber hetrefTenben
Nrecinets nnb 3opnihips am 9onnertaq. 6. Stunt
1901 aipiIden ben Stunoen BON bis ubr gsadDs
m,ttaos beg ecnuunten Cages. oerammeln ioaen nm
3eeqaten unb Stenpertreter fir tbre Decentralization
in oer oenannteu Gouoentiou su erpdhlen.
Sim @nitrag bes bemofratiiben @entral.Gomtes
=. O. gornnr, 9oriiber.
Genrae ". Greei, Gefretdr.
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GrfuriIuns.Raten mad, eincpIn, 1eb, iiber Die
Wcf,,jp partids sQiuen.

iabrlte 5tpnieren5 oer oeuden 9aptiiten Grfurons.
Sdets iiber bte Yennlplpania 2inien nod Sincpln,
9teb, oertauft 8ie Scets lueroeil aur Gidabrt bon
2incoln bis am 4. Stunt giilti9 ien
Yerldugerure Der Seit 3ur 8adiobrt: 9IrCb 9epo=
nirung bes Sidet5 une 9eaabluna BON SO gents bel
benz Mgenten in EincDin an ober oor bem Stunt
nid)t lpdtcr als am 80 Stunt erpirft tperben. Sir
Gtnselnbeiten penoe mon tb oil bic SieeaseHten Der
Veun5NlpQutaSiu Siueu.
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Grf,,riiou taad, 9lfro,,.

QlnlaBli6 Der itaatliden probibi-
on5=@Dnpention tperoen am Is. unb
Is. Mai grfurlions 9ifets ilber bic
Yenniplpanias s3inien nab Nfron ber=
tauft !; eiiltig aur &iidfabrt bis sSrei=
tao, II. Wai. 50
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8rieiliHc.

Sir Die am 4. Wiai enbenbe Wo6t
blieben folser,oe ni6t retlamirte Srlef'
-auf Der bieiigen poitoffice:
Yornen Suih Sppol Yple.
q g. 9eitler 8. 9. HelB
Soloie putdins. @larenee Sbanncn
German GORDON Salluel 3SaferS.
IQeu SAP.
9. u. 9earborff, g. M.
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purnlioe's
@rpBer -
5pe5ial : &erfauf
samfag, WOntag, 9ieaa=
iag, H., 13. G Ia. Wai.

geridumt nitt. inherent gpe3ialoerfouf beiautpoh.
nen oenn mir bieten etne @eie9enbei IN bunbert nm
Waaren All @rDBbauoelSpreiien ein3ufa,lien. Sic
Yreiie in alleu departments tDerben beibnitten.
WfpcfffensSEdar gum balben preiie. 6arnirte
6iite fir GiuDer SOC. nnb amfp6rtS. 8arnire 6ite
fir Damen 81 .25 unb amflpdrts
1apetem 81 irgenb einem preis. @ute unb biaiae
Sapetsn uer6en beinabe pegg sebeu 4e. per Doppei.
role iino antlpdrtS.
G;pisensD orbdnse SOC. bas paar nnb anfsparts.
Menn Sbr Worbdnge biaig fanfen moIlt 10 fpmmt 3u
bieIem 8erfaHf.
HenS7erbIenhen Il. rnb anfsDdrts.
Eifd,.Celfudb l5c. bic Daro.
BnhersCeItucb 22e. bic Darb.
Cfenrpbren 10c DaS Gelenf.
Esppidbe 29c bic Darb.
weattem l5c. bic Darb.
@Henwaaren al iebr ermdbi9teh yreijen
6antfudbaeug 3Lde. bic Darb.
fifdbbamldff 19c bic Darb.
Gaiiecsx 31se. bic Darb
Blouiem gbirt. qDais) an febr ermdBigteu preiien
Gpiseu 2e. bic DarD uno anftudrts.
urberfteiner 49c. unb atftudrts.
@rose bargains In @IebiDnaren, 6ranitfpadren
giieniponreu Gbrcibniaterial 6nnberte bon Barr
eains pelce mir ipegen WtangeI on Nanin nit oils
fbren fbnacn ater fDmnt am H.. Is. nno IA Mai in
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0emofratiists GonntD=G Gons
OentiOn.

-
Dos oeinofratiihe Gemtral.Gonite bon InSearaipaS
Spnntg Gbo. neriommelte fiea int lGonrthanS tn Der
yetu Hptlaoelpbio Ohio. ant Sanitag. A. Itoi 1901.
3n Dem 3ipcde I'M bic 3eit uno ben Ylab ir bic Ab.
bafung Der beutpfrnt5en GDnntgs gsGonpentipn ir oaS
Sabr 1901 an beitimmen.
Sn oicer Geriummlunq murbe augeor0nct. bah bic
Qenannte Gonpention I'M unipn GpernbanS in Der
Stabt
Wem pbiianeirbia. Cbip, am Samffas, BEN
8. Stunt 1901,
Inn 10 llbr Wprmittags. itb nerinmmeln. jpl.
nnb baB BITE aenannte gonpentcn fur bic folgenoen
Spede itattfinefn ioa nGmiitb
lin 9efegoteu fir bic oempfratii1e Gtaat5sGpnoen.
tion 5n crlu1blen
Uni 0eesaten fr bic bemofratiide ienatoriens Con.
penftpn 3n erlpGbleu.
I'm Gelesaten fir bic bempfratTbe ribterlidbs Con.
benton sn erlpGbten.
nno nm IL einen Ganoioaten fiir bic fDleeuben
GpuntgIMenter 5u nominiren:
Neor6ientant.
Gdbasmeifter.
&bcriff.
Gonmffiipudr.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11

The storm had cleared w. this time.
ana - few minutes iatrI whom the
auditors department. came vi fbr con
sidntstiuu nothing but to- huffinF ~
the nics disturbed the stiffness
The SALARY w the auditor was rcduo.
cd from s. Too tn 5000 The salary N
the deputy auditor was siashed from
81 800 10 So The amount sot aside
IN the original estimate $4,000 fur
clerical assistance, was passed without
argument
Tho pay " the commissioner ~ ag
riculturc and forestry. upon the recon
mcrdntiou NJ the committee. was
stricken out
Whether the position " ontomoio-
gist should be- continued, caused much
talk Kauihu was n doubling Thomas
lie did not know that the position de-
served being continued. Dickcy said
that the office should be supported lie
reviewed the work Of that officer, and
gave an interesting account OF the
benefits that had been derived from the
scientific researches OF this officer.
Hogs said that the officer the gov
ernmcnt now had I'm it's employ was
worth his weight in gold. lie told OF a
coffee plantation In which he was In
tcrested, which had been attacked by
blight. Now the trees were bearing.
and I'm good condition. Had II not been
FOR the entomologist the place, Hoogs
said, would have been. by this time
make loa." The salary was left at
$4,000.
The positions OF chief forester and
commissioner were merged into one or
flee. The salary for the position, #
was moved and seconded, should be
5000.
Brckley criticised the action or the
federal government In cutting down
the forest back OF the city OF Honolulu.
which had been planted In order 20
conserve the water supply. God helps
those who help themselves" said Beck.
ley. THE government evidently does
not wish 10 help us in this matter.
We must look out for ourselves. There
is however" continued the speaker
IAN inclination on the part of the
United States to replant the forests or
the Island which have been destroyed.
Extreme vigilance should be used. The
commissioner should be paid more
than $3.50 per month. The commission
er OF agriculture should work in con-
junction with the federal government
for lettering our forest conditions.
Seeing is believing, and until the ex-
perimental station proves n success.
let the salary of the commissioner be
let alone" The salary was made "a, 700.
The House thereupon adjourned I'M
til Wednesday at 10 n. m.
THE SENATE.
The session of the Senate was short
and sweet, yesterday. When 10 o'clock
arrived there was not n quorum pres
ent, and the president declared an ad-
journment until tomorrow, at which
time 1t is expected that several spe-
cial committees viii make their re-
ports.
After adjournment the members took
their accustomed seats under the aIge-
roba trees.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11
Lahaina Not In 1t,

II was natural and eIcusable in La
haina to wish for the county seat, be-
cause II draws with it something more
substantial than mere sentiment, but a
study OF the personnel OF those on at
tendance at the June term OF the Cir
cult Court at Waikiki this week is the
best answer as TO why the county seat
should be at Wailuku The bulk OF
those in attendance are from central
Maui. and 1t would have Inconvenience
them greatly 10 have had TO go To La
haina. Only small attendance of those
in attendance were from Lahaina and
Molokai and had IL not been for al
legged Illicit liquor traffic in Lahalna.
the attendance from there would have
been much smaller. What Is true OF
court term would also be- true of ordin
AIRY county seat business, even in =
larger degree, because the bulk OF the
wealth business and population OF
Maui clusters around Waikiki and ne
cessiiates the establishment OF the
seat here Maui News