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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-03

w eoN pAot q hhAS, eoN
potezne mocarstwo, wszak to
tax ogromny rynek zbytu dla
wszelkich towarow, rozsze-
rzajacy sic ciagle przez move
zabory.
Powiadaja tax przedstawi-
ciele najwiekszych mocarstw
i rzucaja sic W objecia, stara-
ia sic wzgledy Rosji, tel Ro-
sji. ktora ME zna i ME chce
znac wolnosti, praw obywa-
telskich, cywilizacji; tel Ro-
sji, kt6ra knutem tylko rza-
dzic umie.
Przestrzega} pred tym sta
mem rzeczy ludy europejskie
jeden najwiekszych trybu-
now ludu ubiegfego stulecia,
Wilhelm Liebknecht, prze-
strzegali i inni, ale slowa ich
przebrzmiafy bez echa ME
tylko. re najwieksze pahstwa
swiata ME odezwaly sic "a u
ciemiezonym narodem pol
skim, ME tylko, jak radzil
Liebknecht, ME utworzyfy z
Polski przedmurza, ktoreby
Europe zasfoniio cd zalewu
kozackiego. ale same, jedno
przez drugie, ma wyscigi po-
dazyfy pahstwa w kierunku
zaborow, odk}adajac ma box
wszelkie poczucie sprawiedli-
wosci, wszelkie wyrzuty su-
mienia.
Bylismy w ubiegfym wieku
swiadkami mord6w j zaborow
o hut bawefny lub o funt ty-
toniu, jak sic Mickiewicz wy
raza}, bylismy swiadkami po-
krzywdzenia calych narod6w
w imie swietego godia Zbawi-
ciela.
Nawet Rad tel pieknej.
wolnej Francji, ktora pierwsza
ogfosifa prawa czfowieka, kt6-
ra morzem krwi okupi}a swe
prawa obywatelskie - rzuca
sic w objecia Rosji, u niej szu-
ka roparcia.
Nawet Rad tel wspaniaiej
wolnoscia i poczuciem god
nosci narodowej Anglji ivy.
ciaga swe rece po dwie male
rzeczpospolite po}udniowo-
afrykahskie zagrabia je bez
wzgledu ma bohaterski, uwiel-
bienia godny opor ich miesz-
kancow.
Nawet Rad Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych, tych Stanow, kt6re
zawsze byfy opieka dla ucis-
nionych siabych; kt6re daily
swiatu najpiekniejsza dekla-
racje niepodlegfosci. kt6re o.
biecywa}y, ze ten dzwon, co
i'm wolnosc oglosil, ogiosi
wolnosc j innym narodom;
kt6re dzieki swej wolnosci do.
szfy do tax wspania}ego roz-
kwitu oswiaty - nawet Rad
tych Stan6w, powtarzamy,
puscif sic ma ryzykowna dro-
ge polityki kolonialnej, poll
tyki zabor6w.
A gdziez szukac przyczyny
tych objaw6w, jezeli ME w
dzikiej, nieposkromionej "a.
dzy ziota. zadzy uzywania,
zadzy dobrobytu "a jakabadz
Gene?
Cielec Zfoty. to godio RIA.
dow W ostatniej cwierci u
biegfego wieku. Wynalazki
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-03
z nowym rokiem.

Zaczelismy rok nowy / stu
,ie MOVE, pozegnalismy
elk caiy niewoli i walki z
'ogami Ojczyzny naszej.
elk, kt6ry zaczaf sic byf dla
S TAX pieknie. tax piekne
powiadal nadzieie.
Orfy Napoleohskie przele-
lfy mad Polska, pewitaf je
aosnie nasz orzef biafy. ida
10 mu sic bowiem, re zn0w
Ibije sic mad g6r szczyty
brnopiory, by czuwac mad
lska wielka. niepodlegfa.
fstety. zawiod}y go nadzie-
lpozosta} skrepowany lad
hami niewoli, pozostaf
Ptny, zgnebiony. Me wzbif
W obioki, ME otrzasnaf
swoich z pyfu ziemnego.
wzbif sic tez ku wolnosci,
otrzasnaf z jarzma narod
p polski. Obey czfowiek,
dalekiego zachodu przy-
Pit, by SWAT zawojowac.
Pwiek, dla ktorego wszyst-
zdawa}o sic mozebnem,
Irego czczono jak zjawisko
les nieziemskie, sam upadf
plyki ME odbudowaf, choc
Igby byf to uczynic. Ma
Polski liczyl ma niego,
rzy@ mu, krew ma jego roz-
E przelewaf... ale ME zis-
sic nadzieje. Pomimo to
Iupadfa wiara, re obey zba-
mas, wyzwolic moga.
Ecze kilka razy zrywaf sic
hbiegfem stuleciu narod
z do boju, probowaf wy
ec wrogom kraine swoja,
elewaf krew serdeczna. "a
niaf odlegfe tajgi Sybiru i
iyf wciaz, re przyjdzie po-
C, re pahstwa zachodu sta
przeciw jego wrogom. Me
ty, "a kazdym razem spo-
al 60 zawod. Pahstwa o
see ME myslaiy szczerze.
ly wyrazafy sympatje swo-
ale w gabinetach minis
" ! ma trybunach parla-
lta3nych byf przedewszyst
m ma widoku interes pan
owy. Ola tego interesu
wiecano Polske j do dis
4 poswieca sic ia pozosta-
w}asnemu losowi.
'iedni polacy! = wzdycha
'lik, francuz. amerykanin.
ednak kazdy z Mich. gdy
ze zarobic co ma przymie.
z naszymi wrogami, z ty-
kt6rzy Polske rozdarli i
iany ma mia nafozyli - ko-
STA &c sposobnosci. kiania
I'm, zawiera traktaty.
iedni polacy, to prawda-
viada kazdy z Mich - ale
2 wiasny interes jest nam
sly, niz ich wolnosc. Do
zarobiony dla naszego kra-
est wieksza zdobyczs, niz
nose jakiegos tam narodu,
eby tax syrspatycznego i
lnego jak polski. Gdybys-
tym narodem \zajac sic
leli, gdybysmy upomnieli
o Jego prawa, TO nietylko
sielibysmy zrzec sic zys-
= naszych handlowych, wy
sic pokoju, ale jeszcze
iye wake z pa6stwami po.
Ieml. kt6re chca bye W
yJazm z mani pod warun-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-03

wo, ludzi. pojmuJacych. re
OJczyzna ich jest Polska re
teJ ich OJczyznie krzywda sic
dzieje - wtedy bedziemy GO
towi do walki i zadne silly juz
mas ME zmoga.
Me liczmy wiec pa obcych,
ME ogladajmy sic ma nikogo,
ME szukajmy przymierzy, "a
ksztaicmy sic, niesmy w maj
zakatki pochodnie o.
swiaty narodowej.
W tym duchu rozpocznijmy
prace nasza w tym nowym
Tieku. ktory bodajby byi dla
Rs szczesliwszym niz ubie-
Ay.
Pomlmo to, atoli, re ME po-
wnnismy liczyc ma nikogo,
oSwiazkiem naszym jest Ia
zrgamiac SWAT cafy z krzyw.
daai, jake nam sic dzieja,
pridstawic mu prawdziwy
sta rzeczy w Polsce. niwe-
czl ma kazdym kroku faisze
o pS rozsiewane, DO tym
sposSem przyczynimy sic do
poskAmienia silly, do wyka
zaniaEiatu praw, zaprzecza-
nych m przez wrogow, do
przypbnienia, re te prawa
zyla.- Ssmy sic ich 2je-wy.
rzekllz re przygotowujemy sic
do Wiki.
Po4nno wiec powstac pis-
mo W kyku tax rozpowszech-
nionyAjak angielski, kt6reby
misje iwyzsza speiniaio.
Jezebednak ME zapomina.
my o stawach naszych, przy,
gotow1my sic do walki "a
wolnosdnasza, "a niepodleg-
lose Poki, to ME zapominaj-
my. re Dem naszym ME jest
odzyskae dawnej Polski szla
checkiejl ldawnej Polski mo.
narchiczS. a stworzenie Pol
ski ludoej, federacyjnej, W
ktorej ok polakow zajma
mieJsce 4 rIwnowazne litwini i
rusini, bezacy sic obecnie
takze do Vcia narodowego,
domagaJad sic sfusznie praw
do zupefnd b samorzsdu, do
krzewieniaide swych naro.
dowych.
Dfugosml te ich prawa "a
poznawali, hdzili sic, re be-
dziemy j n, ,przyszlosc jedy-
nymi panaml Polski 1772r.,
cd morza dohorza. Nadeszfa
atoli chwila twierdzenia fax
tn, ze tax Ec ME moze, ze
TAX litwini jail rusini zaczy.
naja pracowa4 samodzielnie j
re z tego kieHnku ME zelda.
chocbysmy ID do tego zmu.
SIC chcieli. chEbysmy wma-
wall sobie, zeio SO tylko "a.
chcianki niedokeczne. choc.
bysmy to ich aaenie nawet
zdrada narodoT nazywali.
Pradu tego Itecz ME cof.
niemy. Promo byiyby pod
tym wzgledem isze usifowa.
MIA i ME ubIiza 70 nam by
nsjmniej. gdy itnienie jego
stwierdzamy. nj odbiera to
nam znaczenia. Owszem,
stvierdza, re daz$ do wymia-
ru sprawiedliwos@ dla siebie,
prlgniemy jej Akae i dla
tyoh, ktorych losF przez tyle
wicklow byfy 2 alzymi zwia-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15

kahuiui to load sugar for San Fran
cisco taking 4 cargo there for Seat
tie.
The Nelson and her commander
Captain Anderson. have been here
several times before During the war
she brought supplies and a company
Of engineers here. and later she load
ed sugar at Kauai lor San Francisco
The Nelson has not yet been fttrd
with cold storage room. but later vii
have plant installed. The KimbaIl
which VIII be the next steamer a
come is larger by about two hundred
tons than the Nelson, and she is fit.
ted with cold storage facilities. The
Centennial. the third steamer. has
been here several times and has lately
been greatly improved and a cold
storage plant ADDED making her very
good vessel for the trade. The agents
are going TO make an attempt to take
some Of the passenger trade from here
for San Francisco, and from Seattle
4 this port. and have arranged =
schedule Of prices lower than the reg.
ular rates of the other lines. Pas.
sengers leaving here will have the ad.
vantage of a stop at Kahului while the
vessels are loading there.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15
Larnes, Dock in the World.

Liverpool's importance as a great
seaport has been considerably increas'
ed during the last two years by the
opening OF the new Canada" craving
dry dock a part of the general sys
TEN of improvements upon which
operations were commenced some
years ago. and upon which about S25.
100000 are to be expended. This is
the largest dock in the world. Its
length is 925 feet inches: width IT
entrance. "a feet: width Of top. 124
feet > inches: width of bottom. "a
feet: depth OF sill and blocks AZ high
water Of ordinary spring tides, y
feet. The main body Of the dock and
the entrance are constructed of Port,
land cement concrete. 5 TO l, finished
with concrete 6 TO l. The dock is fill-
ed by two rectangular culverts. one m
each side OF the entrance. each \ feet
high and feet wide. closed by valves
or cloughs Of greenheart wood. worked
by hydraulic power. with standby cr
emergency cloughs worked by hand.
power. The dock is emptied by means
OF three centrifugal pumps each hav-
ing a suction pipe 81 inches in diane
ter. These pumps will. If required,
empty the dock when filed TO high
water level OF ordinary spring tides
representing volume of water Il
about $500 600 cubic feetl in sn hour
and half. There is also one small
pump IA inches in diameter for deal
ing with leakage. The gates are open-
I'D and closed by means Of hydraulic
cylinders with multiplying sheaves
and chains.
The Dock Board is having under
construction a still larger dry dock Of
the following dimensions: Length.
1000 feet: width OF entrance. % feet;
depth of sill AT high water of ordin.
AIRY spring tides. 81 feet. Improve
ments are also under way by which
the depth Of water over the sill of the
"Cansda" dry dock can be made any
thing desired.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15
The Death Record.

Mabel Irene Brit. of American birth.
| aged 10 years. died at the Japanese
hospital from septicaemia. Jan. 13. In
terment at Pearl City.
All Young, a three-menths-old Chi
nese infant died at Palama near All
Inns rice mill Jan. Is. An investiga
ton by DR.. Pratt showed commissions
to have been the cause of death. Bur-
ial at Manoa.
l.. kaneda. Japanese woman. aged
20 years. died at Kobayashi hospital.
Jan. Is. Death was attributed TO men,
tai insufficiency. Interment at Pearl
City.
Veronica Atau. an infant Chinese.
died Jan. 13 at Palama from convui-
sions. Interment at Catholic Gene
terv.
The infant child of Au Sing. died
Jan. Ia at Palama Postmorten exam
ination showed death resulted from
atelectasis. Burial at Pearl City.
T. Miyamato. Japanese woman.
aged % wears. nonresident. died at
kobayashi hospital on Liliha street.
Jan. Is. Burial at Makiki.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15
SAILING TODAY.

Str Claudine. Parker, for Hilo and
way ports at II noon.
Str Maui, Sachs, for Maui and Ha-
waii ports at p. m.
Str w. G. Hall. Thompson, for Ha-
namaulu, Ahukini, Nawluwili and Ko-
loa at > p. m.
Gas sch Surprise. Nystrom, for Ka-
uai ports at p. m.
Sch Lady. for Koolau ports at
p. m.
Sch Lady. for koolau ports at pm.
Schr Blanche and Ella, for Hanalei
and kalihiwai at p. m.
Sch Ada. for kalihiwai and Hanalei
at 4 p. m.
Str Lehua. Bennett. for Molokai and
Maui ports at D. m.
Str J. A. Cummins. Searle. for Oahu
ports at a. m.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15
The Pioneer Steamer.

The Charles Nelson. the first Of the
steamers 10 come here under the
agency of Alexander & Baldwin from
Seattle. arrived on Sunday after d
trip of ten DAYS. On the regular sched-
nle she was TO have been the second
steamer, but the accident 10 the John
s. kimhall which had started for this
port and had 10 put back in damaged
condition brought the Nelson here
FIRST Under the arrangements made
the vessels viii leave Seattle on the
nrst and fifteenth of each month for
this port. From here they win go 10
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15

-NDAY vas a much buster
dag than was yesterday
along the front The tug
Fearless was laid up and
the Eleu came in for her
share Of the towing work
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15

snare OF iAt LON tA-5 "e4 n
The ship Emily F. Whit
ney which was Of the Head On Satur-
day afternoon was not reported until
Sunday. as the lookout saws the teie-
phone would not work, but he &C
knowlelged having seen ner at little
before & O'Clock. After the Elsu
brought the whitney into port the
barkeutino Echo and the schooner
Mary z. Foster arrived and we're
brought into the harbor. The steamer
Charles Nelson did not take pilot
on entering the harbor as Captain An
gerseu has been here several times
and his vessel having a coastwise Il
cense he did not need one He enter
ed the .harbor however without wait
ing for the doctor and was obliged 10
tie up TO the buoy in the upper harbor
until the doctor arrived and examined
the passengers and crew. The steam
er then docked at the Railroad wharf
.ae gasoline launches Of the Young
Bros. are beginning TO be important
business Of Honolulu. About a year
ago the only launch in the bay in gen
eral use was the Union Express Cos
which until the American law went
into effect here. used TO go out to the
steamers. now the boat has been
secured by the Young boys and is be
ing operated with one OF their own
in tn work in the harbor. 4 new
boat which win be operated by them
is in process OF construction. They
have branched out in the business and
apart from the carrying OF passengers
have contracted with the owners OF
the small steamers plying between
this place and ports on this and other
islands TO do towing when necessary.
Very often il happens that when
small schooner is ready to sail. the
wind is lacking and heretofore il has
been necessary for the little vessels
10 wait for 4 breeze This mean
loss OF good time very frequently and
10 take the tug would cost almost IS
much as the profits OF the trip would
be worth The gasoline launches have
been employed and with great sue
cess. Their fuel consumption is nom
inal and al price that neither of the
tugs could touch. The rivalry between
the old and new markets has also
proven a good thing for the launches,
as there is a great deal of competition
between the concerns for supplying
vessels with meats and vegetables.
and the one who manages TO get the
ear OF the cook first generally gets the
order for the ships supplies. Each cf
the markets has employed a launch
TO make the trip from the wharf to the
incoming vessels and so there is a
race every time a sailing vessel comes
into port.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15
SHIPPING NOTES.

Inc ne" schooner HOnOlpu. from
Newcastle. arrived in Kahului on the
10th inst. She made the trip from
the Colonies in 80 days.
The steamer Niihau from Kaunaka
kai for Eleele with machinery for The
McBryde plantation passed Honolulu
on Sunday without putting in.
The schooner A. NJ. Baxter after a
trip of forty-four Gays from Seattle
arrived yesterday afternoon. She was
/ towed in by the tug Fearless
! The schooner Twilight which put N
here in distress several weeks ago
/ is being made ready for sea. as her
/ repairs have been almost completed.
She will probably leave for San Fran.
cisco this week.
Yesterday the barkentine Irmgard
hauled alongside the w G. Hall at the
lnterlsland wharf and took sugar
from the steamer. She will get away
for San Francisco this week with a
| full load.
Yesterday the barkentine John
smith with lumber from Port Blake
ley arrived after a run of twenty-three
| days. She = ommanded by Captain
'-d-rcCa S4d is consigned TO Allen
d Robinson.
On account OF the exclusive infor-
nation given the harbormaster of the
approach of the Barkentine John
Smith and the schooner A. NJ. Baxter
yesterday the tug Eleu got both the
vessels leaving the Fearless in the
lurch.
Steamers returning from the other
islands on Sunday report very rough
weather in crossing the channels and
high trade winds. At some of the
windward ports on Hawaii and Mali
there was great difficulty in landing
passengers and freight.
The steamer Elihu thomson sailed
for Seattle last evening with a cargo
of empty beer bottles and barrels.
She had one passenger in the cabin.
MIR. George Bryant. brother of Pur-
ser Bryant. formerly of the Bloem-
fontein who made many friends by mis-
courteousness and good-nature while
looking out for the freight on the big
steamer.
Today being regular steamer day
win be busy one on the front. The
Claudine in place of the Kinau sails
at noon, and the Maui on the Clau-
dimes route. leaves the wharf at 5
o'clock. The mail steamer W. G.
Hall for Kauai ports will get away at
and the other smaller steamers
leave as usual The Mauna Loa with
a lot of Hawaii freight is expected
this morning from kona and Mani |
ports.
The steamers leaving for Kauai |
and Maui today will take as part of |
their cargoes some patent lime kilns
which lately arrived here from Ger.
many in the ship Marie Hackfeld The |
hlns will be set up at the plantations
of Lihue. Kekaha and Hanamaulu. on
Kauai. and at the Pioneer Mill at La.
haina. At these places the manufac
ture of the lime necessary for the use
of tae sugar mills viii be carried on.
As great deal of lime is necessary
the kilns will prove welcome additions
TO the mills. Several weeks ago when
the ship John Currier was so late in
making port there was a great scar
city of lime in town and had she no;
arrived when she did. it is probable
that a good many of the mills would
have been entirely without the lime
necessary for the purposes for which
il is used.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers due and 20 sail for the
next thirty days are as follows:
ADDIVLr
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15
ARRIVALS.
Sunday. /.

Sunday, January Is.
B.-A- S S. Charles Nelson. Ander
son. from Seattle
Am sh Emily F. Whitney. Brigman
is days from San Francisco.
Am. bktn Echo. Belleson, 81 days
from Newcastle
Am sch Marv f. Foster. Thompson,
from Port Blakeley.
Str Maui. Lane. from Maui and Ha-
waii ports.
Str w. G. Hail. Thompson. from
Kauai ports with s.275 bags of sugar.
100 bags of pia, 40 bags OF rice. Il
bags of taro, horse. and % packages
or sundries.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15

Str James Makee, Tullett. from Ka-
paa with 1000 bags of sugar.
Monday, January II.
Am sch A NJ Baxter, Marshall. Il
days from Seattle.
Am bkt John Smith, Andersen, "a
DAYS from Port Blakeley.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15
DEPARTED.
Monday. Janua

Monday, January IA.
Str Elihu Thomson, Whitney. for
Seattle.
Str James Makee, Tullett. for Kauai
ports.
Gas sch Malolo, for .analei.
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OAHU RAILWAY AID IlED GO.
TIME TABLE
OUTWARD

From and After January /, 1900
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VIM. G.. IRWIN & co.
LI..lfE
GENERAL AGENTS OCEANIC s. S. CO.
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Occidental and Oriental s. s. Co. and ToYo ksen KaEhas

will Honolulu
OF he
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-15

. P DENIsCS. F.C. SMITH
Superintendent. y. h T. 4
The oasis., 1901-03-02

artist put on bold front, entered the pasture. and fncnsled his cam era on the bulls, who began lining up in battle array. Suddenly there was furious below, and the scene that en- sued was a composite of bull, camera and artists coat-tails. The artist got away but the camera is wreck.
 Mexican Herald: More than five hundred Mexican youths, of both sexes, are at present studying steno- graphy and typewritlng in this city, the attendance at colleges, both pub lie and private, where these branches are taught, being greater than at any previous year. Many of the girl gra- duates in these professions from the womau's art school, are now occupying lucrative positions, in the offices of both Mexican and foreign business houses.
The oasis., 1901-03-02
Ac,xs,ss TA.e sor<,oe,~

 of new parasite that is destroying their crop, and at Malinalco species of locust has descended on the fields, eating np the corn.
 English capitalists have secured rights to the largest iron deposits in the country. situated in the state of Oaxaca Pittsburg interests are said to share in the ownership of the new property.
 Fl Paso News: George Snyder. fore. man machinisu in the NJ. l. shops at c. Portirio Diaz returned from a six weeks vacations spent chiefly in New York. He found several varieties of climate up there, but all bad. The grip, too, laid hold upon him. He is glad to get back to Diaz.
 The professors and teachers of the law school in Morella held banquet in the Tiyoi San Pedro in that city, to celebrate the removal of the school to it's handsome new quarters. There were a number of distinguished guests from the different parts of the state present.
 Mexican Herald: The sale Is re. ported of the mine El Progreso in Guanajuato, which formerly belonged to Francisco Castro Ramirez, to a banker of Colorado Springs named James c. Connor. 1t is said that MT. Connor has returned to Colorado to form a company.
 Mexican Herald: Tine Avino mines in Durango are now bonanza. E. A. Wagner says that they are handling a hundred and fifty tons daily Of high grade copper ore through the mill in a most successful manner, and that it is their intention to handle three hdn- dred tons daily very soon.
 Fl Paso News: In the state Uf Coahuila arrangements are being made to establish permanently at some point in the United States the exhibit from that state which has at- tiacted favorable comment at several fairs in Texas. After it's location in the United States it will be added to until it becomes thoroughly represen- tative.
 Monterey News: It is common thing to see Americans among the Mexican prisoners sweeping the streets in that city. It looks like the American tramps get drunk on pur- pose to get free nights lodging, but it looks unreasonable that they would purposely do something that will cause them to work.
 Mexican Herald; The state board of education of the state of Chihua. hua has ordered the dismissal of any teacher who is found entering a saloon. This section was made neces sary on accOudt of the occasional tardiness of teachers which fault is traced to liquor. Since the adoption of this rule two teachers have beeu discharged for violating it.
 Monterey News. It is re aorted that at an early date the mercantile agency of R. c. Dun & Go. will establish branch of their business in Monterey and Monterey is pleased with the good news, considering the location of the branch in that city very i'm portaut matter to the business houses of the city. They are at present with out anything of the kind to which to refer when necessary
 Mexican Herald; For the purpose of photographing the bulls, to appear in the approaching benefit for the popular "Valentin, knight of the