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walsh Gives Rich Presents.

Washington. June 1.-THE Presi-
dent and Mrs. Mckinley yesterday re-
c,ivcd from Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
+ Walsh of Colorado the exquisite
gifts that were to have been souve-
Mrs of the presidential visit to Colo
RADIO. had Mrs. McIiinley's illness not
cut short their western tour. To-day
according to the official program
marked out for the trip. the presidcn-
tIal party was to have brcakfasted with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh at Glenwoou
Springs. VA
don't il book of views bound In Rus
sin leather and mounted with gold, and
Mate with date engraved thereon. The
plate Is steel engraved and shows al
the places of interest which the party
were to have visited.
For Mrs. Mckinley there was a goiu
card case. suitably engraved with
name and date. Each of the Cabinct
ladies' also received n souvenir card
ease almost the equal of that made for
Mrs, Mckinley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14
wheat Average Reduced.

Washington, June 1l.-lreiiml''hr!
r,norts nf the spring wheat ncreag" ise
indlcotc II reduction Of ahou, i'-Vv'v,v
nrrrs. or Ga per cent. or the tMrn.y
states reporting 10000 acres OF "l'"",n nn ,r'
na", in snrinr wheat. eight rcncp, an nm IN.
crease nggrcgating about 4"'o"" ',,,'p, "r'tn ~
ami twrlye a decrease amounting "
,hout .235. 200 acres. ., or
There is an increase III n'I''- ION
ron ncr cent in New Mexico, ,"nn sevr"
NOR cent. in Nevada. four III Nri"pr, nmI
% ,nr,o in Michigan. two in Montana M,,u
,Ttah % and one per cent. in Myo,m,mS tnnre
and Washington, while in low, ioMn ' nrc.
IL n decrease of thirteen per ,.'t"ousin ,"i'',. U
"on eight. Kansas seven, Wnhro.l;n
s"h SW Minnesota six. Illinois NrlraSNT' E,nii
s"",h ,s Dakota. North Dakota ana n'ior"dn r"i
rornia five. Idaho four ana '''o''"'
vi Tnc, average condition ,nroG o, Il,'n66 with
,,.hant Iunc / was go. compare" T,,t ,nst
W Mi:s', at thc corresponding da.e ,,nnn E"n,
,Iu v.ar and ia June l. 1s9'' i le ,a.t ~ ION
~ Tho lime averages for tue ''It ,irtecn
ycnrs is 02.G and for the '''s'
years OF.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14
MORGAN ORGANIZING BILLION
DOLLAR ANGLO.AMERICAN BANK

The aggregate OF the cnpitalizations
Of the sixty-four national banks In
Greater New York II barely xiOD.OOo.-
coo. Two banks only are capitalized
nt $lO.ODDOD cach-thc National City
and the National Bank OF Commerce.
The greatest bank In the world-thc
Bank OF England. has capital OF
ia .553G0O sterling. or about <s2,'G'.-
600. The Bank Of France has cnpi.
tal Of is2,.D.OD francs. or about xs,I.-
100000. The combined capitalization
of the Bank OF France. the Dcutschr
hank Of Berlin. the hank Of Spain. tho
Bank OF England and the Bandu. im-
pcriaic Ottomnns. the government bank
OF Turkey. falls far short of $1,000
OpO.OO.
When II was reported last month
that Mr. Morgan intended to organic.
bank In this city with n capital OF
xiOO.ObO.GO0 the project WIS declared
to bc imprnciicabic by conservative
banking men. because Of the national
banking laws which Impose a tax on
the capitalization Of such institutions.
AusIst Belmont. the New York rep
rcs.ntntlvcs Of the ltoihschilds. who.
nccor,iin. to the London dispatch. nrc
nssociaicd with Mr.. Morgan In the vast
banking scheme. IL not nt home rnd
nothing could he learned In New York
concerning the rumorcd organization
OF the mammoth bank.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14

Washington. d. c.. June 10.-Morc
names will be added TO shc pension
roll during the present fiscal year. cni.
Ing June :t0th. than were added durin:
the last year.
There were last year I3.3H new
names entered ON the roll. For the
first eleven months OF the present year
the additions number 1880. md by
the end OF this month last years iis-
urcs will doubtless bc passed. There
were i3.33i names dropped from the
roll by reasons Of deaths and other
causes last year nni the net increase
was a.0lO. This years net Increase
will BE- about the sane.
or the names added this year fsI
arc ON account OF service prior to the
wnr Of the rebellion. 35.JOS are on nc.
count Of service In the civil war. 3.521
are on account Of service In the Span-
ish-IAmcricnn war and the remainder.
400 are rcstorations. In addition 60
this great army. Gi0 pensions have
been granted. involving the payment
Of $027. .31I.5O. nm average OF xl.513.@
In each case. These cnscs are known
ms "Oid Minors" and for the most part
appear for only one payment.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14

New York. June iO.-Accor,iing tn
tho London correspondent OF the
World, II IL reported tht J. J.. Nor
gan In arran.in. for the establishment
OF n great Anglo American bank. with
u capital OF <l.GO.GIS.1S. II II said
that II Is proposed 10 abolish NIL Of
the principal financial agencies and
banks already engaged In Anglo
American business.
TIL. proposed institution. II IL said.
Is Intended To be the principal agency
for the already vas; and rapidly grow
inE bankin. transactions between
Europ, and America.
Mr.. Morgan IL understood to have
associated with him In the stupcndous
undertaking not only the principal cap
i,nllsts who aided him In the organ
ixation Of the United States Steel Cor
porntion. but also the ltothschilds. The
World ndds:
Several times since the panic Of
May u has been reported In Wall street
that Mr.. Morgan intended to organize.
a bank with SiOo.O1O.0D capital.
These reports have been invariably de-
MED NJ the offices OF J. +. Morgan &
Co.
The creation Of a bank with \ cnpi.
tnlixation OF n billion dollars II mn un.
dcrtaking Of a nature 50 colossal thnt
nothing approaching II has ever been
hintcd at before.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14
Nee L,s- 10 10. I.s,..

Denver. June ia special dispatch
from Trinidad says that rumors which
have been ntioat for several days that
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
was about To engage In the lumber.
timber nnd tie business have been con.
iirtncd by the ANNOUNCEMENT that n
contrnc, has is,cn made by which the
e. +. 4 |. Co. takes the business which
the Maxwell Tie and Lumber Company
has been conducting SUCCESSFULLY In
noriu.sn New Mcxica. The contract
between the latter company and the
Maxwell Land Grant Company. which
has one more year to run. VIII then
pass Into the hands Of the e. i. x J..
Company.
This means the extension Of the Col
orado x Wyoming road from Weston.
To which point It is now graded. down
the south fork Of the Las Animns
river. A practical route has been
found with less than two nnd a hnIf
per cent. grade. and u survey has been
made for eighteen miles into the heavy
timber In Ponii Park. The locating cn-
rInccrs are now continuing the sur
ycy over the divide. which probably
means the extension Of the line into
the san Luis valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14
Third Term Agitation.

Cincinnati, o., June 1O.-"There has
been no time In our history when con-
ditions would so Justify the election OF
president to n third term rs in tho
case OF Mckinley" said Congressman
Charles II. Grosvcnor to-day. Me
Kinley is personally the most popular
president we have had in a long time,
and lie has certainly most crcditably
performed the duties of his high office.
think II is time, Furthermore, to de-
molish the fiction that there is an un-
written law established by Washing
ton that the president of the United
States may not accept n third term.
The '.cts are, as any student Of the
times may discover, that It was fear
of defeat which impellcd Washington
to decline third nomination. Being
n Federalist, he was the object of very
violent attacks on the part of the Dem
ocrats of his day, and. recognizing the
growing strength of his opponents, hc
doubted. as I believe. his ability to
again secure an election if he should
rum"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14

md killing poultry. The damage TO
fruit and small grain cannot now pc
estimated. but Is very heavy.
One man had sevcnty-tive acres OF
wheat absolutely wiped on the carth.
and another had a thousand uoiiar
match OF strawberries destroyed.
The storm was a peculiar one anu
had several paths of destruction
Those farmers who were fortunate
,nourh TO l,c between the paths OF the
storm escaped damage. ,
The damage to potatoes was cslc-
ciolly severe, In many cases tue lo,"-
foes being literally washed out OF ,he
yround and the fields flooded so badly
as to almost entirely destroy ,nc Ia"p
Wheat has also suffered heavy daih-
age.
In the vicinity OF Ben Rcink,s place
number of large wheat fields were
practically destroyed. the hail i'erh'iS
mowiur the grain down. Inc h"',
was ns large as walnuts ana co'ercI
the Ground 10 depth OF seVerai
inches.
In town the flood from the rain ana
hail tilled a number of cellars anu n''
some damage to property.
Those "hailcd out" are: Charles M, mn-
son. charles Francisco. James Ni,u w
~ II. McClelland. Herb RUSSELL w,
II II Hliss. James Graham. 'us
plum A. W. Durpcc and or' non'r
son. Many other farmers Ia"
ton OF their crops rnlheu'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14

FILIPINOS CONTINUE
GUERILLA WARFARE

Manila. June 1.-The enemy has
been encountered by Captain William
il. Wilhelm, Twenty-nSt Infantry.
with MY men OF that regiment. nix
miles southeast OF Lipa. ia Batansas
province, aud consisted of more than
40 OF Mnlvar's followers, supposedly
the command of Gonzales. The insur-
gents w"r" defeated. but their losses
have not been reported. Yates troop
Of the FirsJ cavalry N pursuin. them.
During III" engagement Lieutenant
Anson Springer. Twenty. first infantry.
was shot In III. head and killed. Lieu
tenant l.a- of the engineers was shot
In the head and bowels and soon died.
Captain Wilhelm was wounded In
the shoulder and Lieutenant Charles
II. Ramsey, Twenty-first Infantry. was
shot In the left side. Both OF these
officers are seriously wounded. In al.
dition two s.rIcan's were seriously
wounded and one private was
wounded.
The American officers wcrc plan
ming to attack force Of the insur-
gents which was ahead Of them. when
they were fired ON from one side.
The Washington tnrin decision has
been received by the Philippine Com
mission. hut the commissioners are nm.
able To say yet whether the results
will require "a continuance OF the MILL
tnry government.
The conditions offered to General
Cailics. III. insurrcnt leader In Inrunn
province. arr not changed. They are
uniform with thos. offered to other
Insurgents accused Of murder.
ltom.. y. Y, May 11.-Licuicnant
Anson Springer. Killed in the Philip.
pines. was horn In France In 1871. w..
came To this country when child AMI
most Of his lifc has lscn spent IN
Rome. lie attended Cornell and was
graduated from West Point In 1891.
After graduating lie was stationed 1t
rinttshurr with the Twcniy-iirst i'll
fantry. lie served through the Span.
ish war In Cuba and nficrward was
sent 10 the Philippines. He leaves u
widow and child Mt Pint;sburs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14
Piow Trust Completed.

Chicago. Jun 11.-Plnns for n combi-
nation of twenty-one of the largest fac
tories in the country practically We're
completed yesterday at meeting here,
over which Charles ii. Deere of Mo
line. Illinois. presided. Former Judge
W. A. Vincent of Chicago has the de-
tails in charge and expects to have the
combine Incorporated within month.
with prospective capital of $4,000
600.
The election of officers probably VIII
hn held tomorrow. Ohio. Kentucky,
wisconsin and New York will be In the
trust. 1t is positively denied that the
priccs Of plows will be raised.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14
FLOCIS WORLDS
RlR COMMISSIONERS

June ll.-Colorndo's board OF
worlds fair managers yes
,ltinoon held Its first meet
h appointment. In the gov
lce We're Governor Orman.
I The commission: George
art Of Aspen. commissioners
ahl |, y. Stevens OF Colorado
l. j. O'Donncll OF Denver
wise engaged and L. Van
colorado Springs, the other
was absent. A temporary
loa was perfected with Mr..
secretary. The next meet
Uoard will he held Monday,
and at that time II IL ex-
l'a permanent secretary will
Wv act creating the commits
Rtoprlation of $4,000 Is pro-
which Is 10 be spent us fol.
~ in 1901, $4,000 in 1902.
|" IN 1903, the year of the
lhc constitutionality of
. Oecn attacked, as the state
snored entirely In the set.
accounts contracted by the
~ This point was discussed
.uas Yesterday and the board
,Ial this would not prevent
tue appropriation.
'IOte the board will make an
,sa ,S.ieaSr the fund for an eX-
"'oo, rs the board Is anX-
rn aNT a display even superior
s'" represented the state at
r,o opposition. a solicitor will
s vu 10 travel over the state
c" county commissioners,
,I,I ana rich men. with n
,yar" S 'Ir money by subscrip.
n, '"or orlnnn said yesterday
oplill"n the state would
no, n'S'akr If the Colorado ex.
J. u equal to any on the fair
~ believes the st. Louis
on" of the most largely
ever held.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14

II MIun. June lO.-Thc blcn-
!. camp. or convention Of the
woslmru OF America. will bc
order here tomorrow. and
|-auy thousands OF people nrc
h. for the opening meeting.
ihr E.p delegates represents
ksl-rS. The sessions of til"
|e will continue until June
Il estimated that fully To-
l.rs will h. present during
Thursday the grand street
(1iIon ocrurs. with 1000
I In line. 500 Of whom are
tzT.,l In n city Of tents here.
" The delegations from the
|rT-l today. Among these
lanhcF camp OF the state Of
tlalmcA To H. the only state
>aTthwrst to bc represented
.sn-i driil team. The team
. silver Row. and has ii3
y Of delegates tonight will
y settle In advnnacc the clec-
ectrs. except as to the board
p Thrrr vii, bc no oppcsi-
D. reelection Of Head Cote
hr,t or Head Clerk Hnwcs.
t,'h Of Missouri II certain to
lahkcr.
t"'t Of the head clerk. Charles
q. for the biennial term
!. lso. 10 December II. 1900
= total number Of benefit ccr-
'"u-l rs ;sI9.i representing
,t'tItcat"s to new members
2 on account OF changes.
ltre 5.aiS camps in good
lhcembcr n. lSaS: chartered
term. 3,9G2: surrendered.
70: $3.50 camps In good
be~mbcr II. 19OO-a net
tG camps. The states hnv-
J" are: Illinois. l.iI9: Iowa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14
DERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
MEET in BIENNIAL SESSION

l,GpS: Missouri. asi: Kansas. SiI:
Wisconsin. ~: Minnesota. UJ: Ne.
braskn, 5.Is: Michigan, I:e: Ohio. .,Ii !:
South pakotn. 40: Pennsylvania. lai:
North Dakota. 1856: Oklahoma, li3:
Washington, l5s.
The receipts OF the benefit fund
were I.5I0.aSs. and the dishurs.s
mcnts s'.trso.aii. the balance being
s3i.yS53.
The receipts OF the general fund
We're Si.1I.aI2. and the dI.burse-
mcnrs Si.ocs,Gpi. tho balance bcin.
S:n3.3i5.
The expenses OF management for tho
two years were sIiI.io2-pcr capita
for Is99. - cents. and for 1900. ~
cents. The Increase In per capitn OK.
pcnsc was due to the addition Of four
teen states TO the socicty's Jurisdiction.
Last term the head office was hand
ling the business In only nineteen
states: now II Is handling the business
In thirty-onc states.
out OF the socicty's total member
ship OF 53I. .s5s. there were bu, s'i cx.
puisions.
The total insurance carried Is S9G5..
l53..OO.
The claims reported in 1s99-i90S ag.
rrcratcd ST.SSi.Jgp. and those REIN
stated amounted so $500. The claims
paid during the period footed up w.
ti3O.9lI: compromised, $1,000: discon-
tinucd $4,000.
Within five years there has been
falling on In contributions TO the ben
eft fund OF 1l.Si cents per capiia'
Notwithstanding the fact that the Ia
bIli,ics have enormously increased by
the gains In membership: and the nv-
cragc amount OF death Claims has de-
creased from S2,C:i5 In 1879. TO 81
19l In 1900.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14

each. or the large cities in 1900. three,
New. York. Chicago and Philadelphia.
contain more than million inhabi-
tants, the same MS In 1880. while for
cities having between 100000 and
1,OOO.OOO Inhabitants those In 1900
number three. ns against one only in
1880. There were no cities In 1900
containing between 100000 and 5OO.-
600 Inhabitants. but Mt the census OF
1850 there were three cities In this
class. On the other hand. there are
five cities In 1900 with n population OF
between 100000 and 100000. but In
1890 there were no cities coming be-
tween these limits of population. OF
the total number Of places in tho list
almost one-half. or Abs. contain more
than SOC people, while there are 2,O51
places Of between 800 and 1000.
or the states. Illinois leads with 900
Incorporated towns. and Pennsylvania
comes next with S33. New York hns
43S such places. There are no incor-
porated municipalities in Alaska. The
incorporated places contain. in the ag-
grcgate. 35,Si0, 516 Inhabitants, rs conf
pared with total OF 26,O10.S2S per-
sons living in Incorporated places in
1890.
The combined population Of incor-
porated towns and cities constitutes
forty-seven per cent. Of the population
OF the entire country. ms against forty
one per cent. in the towns in 1890. In
the state of New York, (which takes
the lead in this respect. sevcnty.seven
per cent. Of the people live in the cities
and towns. as against sixty-ninc per
cent. in 1890. In six other states.
namely, Massachusetts, Illinois. Rhode
Island, Pennsylvania. Colorado and
Come cticut. more than two-thlrds Of
the people live in the Incorporated
places. Mississippi has the smallest
percentage Of people living In towns,
the percentage being fifteen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14

June ll.-Colorado school
[ an In demand In the Philip
n, teachers OF this state are
ls,Iuls,l 10 leave and many
Il, dle,I certificates In Wash
~. hope OF service In the
| he educational system rec
f. by the Philippine Commits.
h. Instituted July LIST. and
| an over the United States
Is,.Ips ,he chances of making
! by .sryIcc OF two years or
~ distant possessions.
SrD,.o.s,l to Instruct the Island.
~ English language and
\, of Spanish IL NOT necessary.
S,,.menr. through the commits
Eartmsn,. supplies successful
|, With transportation and ne
Ia. their term Of service Will
|, ,ssch.rs home. The salary
|.,snih aud necessary expenses.
cs,ldcri as good as $50 a
Colorado.
,.lou. have been issued 20
|sia.: Ralph C. Wells Of Colo
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Enter West Point.

West Point. y. Y. June 11.-Of the
fifty.ninc candidates who reported for
entrance examinations last week only
twenty two passed successfully.
Among the successful ones are V. :.
Albright. Tennessee: l.. $. Arnold. Ar
kansas: l.. $. Cur,ins, Missouri: l.. IL.
Lowe. Missouri: l.. ]. Lund. Iowa; Z.
]. Peterson. Illinois: J. Il. Shousc.
South Dakota: J. II. S'arkey. Illinois,
IL. Talbot. Jr.. Colorado.
The twenty-five. together with 100
others who qualified last March. took
the outh Of allegiance and were nd-
mltted to the military academy yester-
day.
only about half OF the third class
were permitted to leave on furlough
to-day. The others are under PUNISH.
mcnt and will not be granted leave or
absence until about the middle OF July.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14
HALL STORM
'kEELEY SECTION

IN ~ June 11.-Denver
10 'LE"clall-Onc of the most
il maui m".' storms that ever
1n Gr M OF the state swept
ar,eraoy and vicinity early
pusonG', ''o"h and destroyed
beSi"%iiS of dollars worth of
,e in S w. uolng n large amount
''c'Rlng window lights
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14
IMMENSE GROWTH OF
POPULATION IN CITIES

Washington, June 1O.-The census
office has issued bulletin giving the
population of incorporated places IN
the country. The bulletin shows that
there are 1O,Go2 such places, as cont
pared with 1878 in 1890.
The bulletin shows thirty-eight cities
containing more than 100000 people
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-14
FOUR THOUSAND NAMES A MONTH
ADDED To THE PENSION ROLLS

The total number Of claims fiicd for
ON account Of service In the war with
Spain II j3sIi. Under the act OF
March >. 1901. providing for the re-
pcnsionInI Of widows who remarked
and again became widows, 1850
claims have been filed. There arc
now about 10000 pensioners who. un-
der the act Of 1880. received the maxi
mum rate OF 81? n month.
In addition TO 1890 new pensions
thus far granted. 5O.GsO certificates for
increases, rcratins md accrued pen
sions have been issued. making the
grand aggregate OF certificates for nli
classes written during the eleven
months N.O1O.
OF the 400 new pensioners on nc
count OF service prior TO the civil war
two are widows of vctcnns Of tho war
of 1872. 112 are widows OF soldicv and
seven are survivors of the Indian wars
from 1892 to 1852 and 325 ARE widows
Of soldiers and fourteen are survivors
OF the Mexican war. or the total PEN
sions allowed on account OF the Span
ish war. 2.3G0 nrc invnlids and LIS
to widows and dcpcndants.
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A WinegIassfuI of
Health

Is your stomach disordered?
Is your digestion impaired?
Are you IN a weak and run
down condition? Are your
nerves out of order?
II so, take a wineglassful Of
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An Incident In Court.

In Federal Court yesterday the attor-
ney opposed to Contractor Campbell
asked the jurors if they had read the
morning paper. They all had.
The Republican? queried the attor-
ney.
There was a unanimous no, except
that one juror said he had glanced at
the paper without reading the Camp
bell interview.
Later Contractor Campbell stated
that he had had no Interview of any
kind with a Republican reporter.
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Lights Went Out Again.

The electric light wires failed In the
Makiki district last night about 6
o'clock, and the district was in dark
ness during the evening. Candles.
smoky lamps and stable lanterns were
placed in commission on dining-room
tables, and the residents made the best
Of it. The telephone wires also got
mixed. and the nerves of the telephone
operators and subscribers were tried
in the various attempts to get into
communication with each other.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS FOUND TRES
passing on the lands OF Waipio. above
the fence Of ths Oahu Sugar Company.
and on the land Of Waikakslaua, and
any person found shooting game on
above lands without permission In
writing from the undersigned. will be
arrested and prosecuted according TO
law CHAS. A. BROWN.
6002 Manager John II Estate, Ltd.
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KIHEI ASSESSMENT NOTICE

THE THIRTEENTH AND FINAL
assessment Of per cent, or t2.Ss per
ghare, on the Kihei Plantation Co,
Ltd, stock, has been levied, and win
become due and payable at the ofnceH
of Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd, on the
18th day Of June, 1901. Interest pear
ing after the 18th Cay OF July, 1901
]. p. COOKE,
Treas. Rihei Plantation Co., Lt1-
Honolulu, May 40. 1891 SeG
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
:. g ..a q. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

:. : 3. = 2 2 :. 2. :. :. :. :. :. = :. :. :. >
The following are registered at the
Hawaiian Hotel:
Thomas Ridgway. Hiio; Henry Dech-
cut. James Vance, Joe Michaels. J. W
rhous. Mr.. and Mrs. SmeIlie. Charles
Sawdahl. San Francisco. &. b. Wells,
yVaiIuku: Mrs. James a. Sargent, Miss
Arues Sargent. Sargent. Cal. T. y
Holmes and family. Hilo: James II
Mackenzie, Kohaia; Mr.. and Mrs Jas
Neil. Mary +. Forbes. Mrs Mayal.
1s.,bert Morris. Miss NJ. +. Thomas.
INK McVfcars. J. w Burton, Gil
bart Gardner. George BlOOmquist. Julia
p.au J. Louise BrOwueH, Lucille
Sn.nney. Scott Seaton, Edward H.
NaU Of the James NELL Company;
j. =. McCrosseu. Samuel IdrheT'
- II PauI w c.. Hall, Eleele.
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MEETING NOTICE.
wILDER's STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
shareholders of this company will take
place at the colnpany's Office In this
city, at o'clock p. m, Monday. No
vember 49, 1901
COOS s. B. ROSE. Secretary