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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-18
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Robert Grieve Publish
ing Company. Limited. will be held on
Saturday. January IL. A. d. 1901. st
two O'Clock p. m. AZ the office of VIII
liam A. Henshall, naalumanu Street,
Honolulu. II. T.
Per order of the Board of Directors.
EDWIN s. GILL.
Secretary.
Dated Honolulu. H. r, January Z. A.
ID. 1901. 49,
The above meeting is hereby post
poned to Saturday. January IS. 1901,
at the same time of day and place.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
Per EDWIN s. GILL;
Secretary.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-18
Building Permits.

Yu Woo, wood two-story theater
Iwilei.
II. X. Al. S-story wood stores. makai
corner Beretania and River streets.
c. J. Mccarthy. l-story wood ware
house. mauka side Queen street.
J. A. Fink. 2-story brick stores. mau
Sa Mauuakea and King streets.
Wong Sui King, 1-story wood kitch,
en-. makai side .neyard street.
Wong Sui King. S-story wood stores
rakai OF Vineyard street.
]. Erickson, i-story wooo dwelling
Kalihi. mauka between Schnack and
Wallace
See Chew. 1,story dwelling. Pauoa
nakaf Chinese cemetery.
T. Hayashi. l-story dwelling on Gu
dick estate. Kalihi.
Concrete Construction Co, 1-story
warehouse on lane of Maunakea 81.
f. n Carvalho. 1-story dwelling. on
Quarry street. Eva Alapai street.
Chu Wal Hoon. 2-story dwelling and
stores. mauke BeretanIa street
". II. Crawford. 2-story dwelling
and stores. mauka of King. opposite
railroad depot.
Ham Sake. history dwelling. Eva
Iiliha street. near Willie street.
Jas. F. Morgan. three history cot
sages. Mauka Emma square.
NJ. B. Pseheco. l-Story cottage. Eva
Alapai street.
H. s. Kerr & Co. history brick store
mauka Maunakes ard King streets.
". NJ. Campbell. l-story frame cot
tase. Kinau street.
J. o. Young. wooden addition for
Mrs. c. a. Brown. Young street.
Toda, Jap 2-story lodging house.
Vineyard between Nuuanu and River
streets.
Grace D. waterhoase. addition TO
residence. Nuuanu and School streets.
E. II. s Walters. s9story, mauka OF
Queen. Eva OF Nuuanu street.
D. l. Akwai. l-story frame building.
Berentania and kamanuwai lane.
Articles Of Association.
Pacific Soda Works Co. Ltd.
Maui Drug Co. Ltd.
W. ". Ahana Co. Ltd
Waialua Soda WORKS. Ltd.
Honolulu and Hawaiian Paper Co.,
Ltd.
Pacific Min Co, Ltd.
Levers & Cooke. Ltd
John Mott-Smith Estate. Ltd.
Amendment Charters.
Hawaiian Plumbing Supply Co.. Ltd
Waialua Agricultural Co, Ltd.
Produce Quotations.
Wholesale trade prices: Oats. Der
son. $3.50 TO $40: barley. per ton. s24
TO SIS: hay. per bale. IS TO s.: bran,
S2s TO s24; hams aud bacon, lac to |
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Building Material Prices.

To take effect January /, 1901: n
". rough. SOS TO s32 per NJ feet: Sc
Sected stock. $40 to s3s per NJ feet; =
and c.. 500 to s3S per NJ feet; redwood
rough, $50 TO s3S per NJ feet; clear
surfaced one side, $50 TO stopper NJ
sect: spruce, clear surfaced, $3.50 TO
sf5 per NJ feet; shingles SO to So per
n feet; laths, Coo to S5c per bundle.
Split redwood posts. 22c each; lime,
per barrel. s2.25; cement. per barrel.
$3.50: brick. per NJ. s21 to s24 cut
nails. god. per keg. s4.25; wire nails.
per keg. si25; add 50 on gal to Cd
and $3.50 from Sd up.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-18
Commercial.

Commercial.
The general trade movement seems
Tess active and the volume in nearly
all lines has noticeably diminished
The prolonged holidays recently en-
soyed have left q momentsry lull IN
business. which is invariably the case
It is impossible at this time TO fore
east with any degree OF certainty
shat the next eleven months Of the
new ceutlhy viii bring in the way 81
business prosperity. We Judge from
our inquiries. upon which we found
this report. that as a whole the situa
ton IS encouraging and the conditions
healthy.
Stocks prices show no indications Of
weakening. Some few sugar stocks
with large dividends in sight are ad-
Tancing.
Collections are very close and the
financial world seems to be pushing
with unwonted vigor
Money is scarce and hard to Obtain,
lenders being very choice in accepting
security.
The increased mortgage indebted
ness Of the Islands for the year 1900
is Ss.714S25.f7. Fourteen mortgages
we're filed during the year that amount
ed TO S6.S70. 10000.
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a MUTUAL SURPRISE.
rh. Msetine Bstween an AH,sit''''
a,ntet and Hts first erisHu'

"a. Meeting Between an
a,.ter and Hts first eriHHiy.
r., asketcbes OF life In the Golden
e,n,oy Colonel Albert s. Evans tells an
s,sn.,ng 80 auecdote OF an ambitious
sumter who met his FIRST grizzly pear,
II nroeessIon. The incident occurred
- the woods near the site OF the pres
eut town Of Monterey.
u Tbe hunter sat down to rest In the
.bade OF a tree and unwittngly went
- aleep. When he woke, II was near
sunset- and be sat up, rubbing bis eye
and contemplating a return to DIS nO'e'
several miles distant.
Inst then a rustling and cracking
,o,se from a clump Of chaparral aDout
ioo Yards away attracted his attention
M, van ed a grizzly bear. monarch
~ his kind. He yawned, licked ms
laws and then advanced toward tne
,rce where our hunter sat, but evident
,v vas unconscious of bis presence
ATS grizzly majesty had proceeded
about 20 PAGES when female bear ioi-
,owed him. and an instant later thiro
GRIZZLY followed her at slow, shain-
bling pace. - A..
The hunter sat spellbound with ter
nor as the procession came toward MN
rntil the forward grizzly was within
o0 Yards. Then, scarcely realizing
what he did. be sprang to his feet ana
uttered a frenzled yell-yell upon yehl
The effect was magical. The fore.
most bear sprang into the air, turned
sbarply about, knocked the female
down. rolled over her. gathered himself
nm and bolted "like 40 carloads OK
rock going down shoot" straight for
the chaparral again, the other two
hears close at bis heels and never turn
inc 10 see what had frightened them.
The hunter, seeing the enemy re-
treating, sprang to his feet and fed at
Ton speed for the hotel, leaving hat and
Suu behind. The truth Of his wild and
startling tale was proved the next day
by the numerous bear tracks Of differ
emit sizes found In the marshy ground
near BY. But the three bears had gone
Of beyond pursuit
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legislature has furnished, Governor 5eer
could accommodate them and not hurt
bic future popularity.
There is $4,000 Tor normal schools
about one.sixth the entire revenue Of
the state, q fcalp bounty bill that will
take another sixtbi oil 70 establish
couoty and district high scbools--hoW
many counties will have oie by two
years hence and each viii ask steie aidY
He might bit some Of the commissions
the one 10 Buffalo that agreed TO serve
on the distinct promise that there was
70 be no pay-some Of the new bills inn
posing taxes and raising salaries when
the candidates all over the state prom
ICED there should be no new burdens
pot on the camel's back. Hit the SOW
ereIgn legislature few licks, Governor,
jast for luck, aud see how the people
will throw up their hats.
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rnn oLp vErEaAMs

THE OLD vETERAn8
WILL NOT PARADE
Aud Who can blanc ,hsmg The pro.
gram vas 10 pa. them he fourth a..
vision IN shecOlumn. 10 dras their weary
bones Al the tai end Of mile long
parade through lhe streets Of Washing.
ton. AtAhs elose d lhs crest var og
Ne salvation q ,he unlon they wers
alone In their glory % be reviewed by
General Grant, All BY many Presidents.
Nos lhey are a-ked 70 fall In behind
ihe naval and West Point cadets, behind
,l'e FRalaF army aad navy, blhind ihs
s,Als national guards. bshind An social
and prisllesei elasaas Supported By the
seyerDmeue, while they, mon who saved
ne sovernmert. wbo Rendered psule~
% makes 4 posalhls Coz lhe olhsn 10
have nation ana sqsannsp, - i've
under, and an updivldea dag 70 wave
over them, these oll vslsgsns are iocsd
70 She rear
General Slekles told she rsosldaat .
great truth me other day when he aaia
q va not alone lhs mlll,ary service shs
msmbe5s oi he orapd Army had ron.
dsrod, bui ibslf ppuip,le position a.
elsinens Ia private We Aher the war vas
over ilow pilny ilmss .lp lhe dartss.
hoau a slse yslellim have they stood
mAalo man ,aa helped 10 uphold the
eaass oi nailpAai EoyeFnmsp1 Their
soies has basa W god sowrnwsn, a.
tAeir eoasclepess .old ihew apa thsls
VICTORIES In papes have lsea sys,l,, than
their eopguegNs iu var They hAys stood
ior good order aed ps,s and
prosperity, and ne tSooeis
woaldslow loser q iism oFlylnyls. .oal.
eas's, psupas snd barisas Is society.
than aoy e,hsf equal nambyg Il popala.
tidp. nal lhslg DAY = roliylosi prestige
y eepa, rheir fan "a ani. aowes SEQ.
sraliogs y ; noseeD Damsstl,l ,yps have
'ToFdea sAep . Ne rear Thsy no
onlnE ae,sfmlas pptlls polisiss ol ~.
lonai issues. They are nos needed. ana
. she sspas hal,le q ,ha worlds ssoos.
tulsa . nap ss,s only shat he IL lna
'oslslon .oeompel ,hs uorla % slve him.
'hs iofee, q ihs Ggaud Army are ssal.
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FOR COUNTY AND
DlSTICT HlOH SCHOOLS

FOR COUNTY AND
piSTlCT HIGH SCHOOLS
Senate bin lOS, proyIdiig for h 'gh
schools, has been filed by the Governor,
and seems simply repetition OF por.
tion OF the general school law just en-
acted, az the process Of providing for
the higher work than the common
branches ia identical with that pre-.
ecribed In the general law. Districts can
establish high schools under that Law,
aud ~ h is impraeiiAble for children
Of an entire county 10 attend such
school, only those able to move TO tho
town and pay board viii get the beneilt
Of ID while the whole county supports a
school for the benefit OF the town.
Furthermore districts are empowered to
add any number Of grades they see a.,
but this bill already provides Tor a full
high N,hooI course, and where the ninth,
tenth aud eleyepthih grades have not
alreaay been taught there IL no earthly
need ioT twelfth grade contemplated
by high school course. Under tho Law
already enacted any public school la tho
state can from year 10 year add higher
grades as fast as there are pupils ready
ior them, aud that serves the same pur-
pose. Pupils where there 10 ne high
school can now 10 20 a normal school, pay
board aud have FREQ tuition with as little
tronble A. they can go toA nelghborlns
town In their owa county and pay just
~ much eNpenseasat normal school
rhenoFmal schools are already here,
aud are much better equipped than the
nevly'eqaipped high schools will he.
Tho blll ls so constructed that several
hsgh schools established by cities can be
transferred, deb, aud an upon the eoun.
tics and compel their support BY the
people Of Ihe eati'e county. Il ae1.
Porimen1al legislation hr oregou, bat
mos, sla,es havo a.aaaoncd county Hish
Schools. The parpa.s % the BIN sopms
20 be 10 iUcvaso p'e power Of certain
olaeala
TIE taS clause L. very Obacare and
Ieads a. iollowsi rHR DISTRICT
SCHOOL, BOARD Shalt HAVE.
ROVER 10 usE ANY PARr OF RHg|
oouNrYoR STATE sOHOOLPugDs.
OR ANYFuNns RAISRD ny Fan.
ALTON oF rnE DISTRICT FOR rhEI
NECESSARY ENPRNsEs OF rlIEI
hllh SCilo0l provide lha, noaa oi
the iunds ., any district shalt be usoi
ios iAeporpose oi mAin,Aiuins hish
Ahool, pule~ nll A,,re, shalt slso
main'Ain a least slsAi mgnlhs insisae.
siaa vasb yvas Ia ,lae lawsr grades ol,ho
ushool pslsm
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tered politically. on election day they
cannot marshal their iofoea In solid
phalanx, but at best carry on a guerilla
warfare at the ballot box, here
and there moving down an offensive
official who has joined the enemy. They
got only aneers Tor being pensioners and
beneaeiaries Of government bounty from
rising politicians Of their own party.
They woald a. a matter Of fact rather
march side by side with the gallan, con.
iederates against whom they bore arms,
than take second place under an admin.
istraiion they twice pat In power but
that seems 10 have Lost control Of lie ai.
fairs 70 such an sz.spt that the pluto
cratic aud nlaiocraiic elements At
Washington barely recognize the exist
ence Of men who we're dear 10 the heart
Of the Republic after .he days Of 00O5
40 the old dag or the constitution itself.
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BABYs BUSINESS

A healthy baby is comfort
able; and that is enough for a
baby, His business in life is
to grow.
Aside from acute diseases,
his food is the cause ofmost
Of his troubles. But SCOTS
emulsion Of cod-liver oil deliy.
ers him from It.
He isn't sick; only a little
hitch, some@'here, in his ma
chine for turning food into
growth.
1t is great thing to do, for
a baby, to help him over a hitch
with mere food-the emulsion
S food that has the tact to get
there.
The tact to get there is med
icine.
ws1lssnd you litils, 10 try. fyOu Ike
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl Hrss,, New Y0sh'
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Grauol oranol

Remember that name when you
want delicious, appetlzing, nourish-
Ing food drink 90 take the place of
coffee. Sold by all grocers and liked
by all who have used Il. Grain-O is
made OF pure grain, II aids digestion
and strengthens the nerves. IL Is not
n stlmulant but a health builder and
the children as well as the adults can
drink IL with great benefit. Costs
about u as much as coffee. 15c. and
25c. per package. Ask your grocer
for Graln-O.
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REFORM ALONG THE
LINES or COOPERATION
The Oregon Independent, published at
Salem, is now under the able manage
ment Of Guild & PowerF, two young men
In the prime Of life, whose hearts are in
the right place and who have more than
average ability and experience 10 pub
lish a newspaper. They have changed
the weekly toan eight-page paper, begin
ming the first issue Of the ninth volume.
The paper boldly announces lie war on
special privileges wheresoever they ex-
ist, and will be the head and front OF a
rapidly organizing movement 10 Or
egon.
As an independent newspaper THR
JouRsAL can only zee good In the
promises OF more highly developed
altruistic and cooperative purpose IN
affairs. The next great start in ciyiliza.
ton will be on those lines. The eNten.
sion Of the golden rule TO government
and the practical affairs Of life must
come, II the direiul results Of the com.
potitiyo system are /, be met and over
come. All steps Of progress in muni.
clpality, in substituting government by
the people and for the people, have been
taken on this line and the people
could stand more.
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Improvlas the Opportunity.
Sold BY an drneeIsts. 25 cents

Improving the OpPortuntty,
Ny small nephew was ready to start
on a long promised weeks visit TO his
grandfRther's In the country. There
was an eXasperating delay In the ap-
pearance Of the carriage to take us to
the station. The young man worked
on bis impatence In various annoying
ways for half an hour Then suddenly
be was seen to kneel beside a chair In
the corner and bury his face In his
hands. After a few minutes his moth.
er said
"well, Kenneth, what are you do
lng2"
Just getting my prayers said up for
while rm going 10 be out at grandpa's.
There's nothing TO do here, and 'spect
to be pretty busy while rm there
Harper's Magazine.
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TO THE IOWA
REFORM SCHOOL

Watson rownsead, ior sevsAl v..r.
assistant teaeher a. the O,ssos So ]
l's'oF@ school, leAyss on s.,n.l.s
nofe'es loF EliOrado. Iowa, No. y.
has aooepssda similar position ~ ,,'s ~
Iowa keiormaioTy. Mr.. rovp.s.',,.
'aeSss'of has no' y, besa namcl
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MR. ooRaETris.A

mk, COHnErT is.A
LfVELV CORPSE
Mr, Cofboti. who Was defeated Tor
Senator is net dead ba. seema 10 be able
" b. ablni, Those vhl thought him
unGl 20 - 70 ,he senate can hardly DO.
iiese thIs bat 4 is true Mr.. Corbett
psealded a. > meeting Of uAs Port Of
Portland commission sHd Chamber Of
commsros and .As pews vpor, sayst
hr, ooEbeli said ne bln VAS no,
mandatory. aud there vas 40 %
sion ior haste. he advised that an ami.
cable understanding be reached, 90 that
'hs enterprise could proved. A com.
pesent engineer should be commissioned
70 Investigate drydoeks Il would no,
b necessary 60 90 any work uaiu
the englneeg had reported. And 10 was
definitely understood what the port
needed I'VE al realise the import.
nnee o nakins Portland great eom.
naeFclal city,, eoa,inued Mr. Corbclt.
"li there is ncal ior drydoek
70 accommodate ou' constantly In.
ereasinE shipplas We oush, 10 bo Pre-.
pared ioF H. We should look 10
the iusuEs of.he port. ESas Of 10 wants
oar business diverted " Puget soand.
os San francisco"
Above exiraes would Indicate he Ia
not onlY alive but takes hopelal view
u afiaiFs, aad Il ssanding up as he has
n all times ior the sommervial Interests
u Oregon. such msn q not hurt
~ ~, bss hR reat 10 ihp scnais.
rhE PkopLt WOULD
APPRECIATE VsToEs
Al@os, aay "a shlns Ia she vay ola
Ie1o would b appreciated and {, would
rom that onf a. eil A.. ,,.t.,i.l AZ.
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published on Monday. Wednes.
day ana Friday. Is a complete
up to date daily newspaper
tlHeo days in the week. with
oil important news OF the other
four tayS Profusely illus
,r1ied, ald filled with interest,"
ing .clding Tor all who wish to
keep IN close touch with news
Of thc nation and world.
IL - 4 "a lar subscriptIon
price, $3.50 per year.
re- 20 secure the best magazines,
lndll Induce mentgs
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THE DAILY J0URNAL.
on nogea aRoTAsRs.


Dans one Wear, 90 90 IN Advanoe
Daily Four Montha o. ln Advance
Daily by Carrier 500 per Month
Woekly One Wear ai.oo ln.Advance
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whats thisr exclaimed the young
husband. referring TO the memorandum
sue had given him. zone dozen eggs
one pound OF ralslns. bottle OF lemon
extract. a tin Of ground cinnamon aud
half pound OF sugar what do you
want with all these things, BellndaY y
tive got stale Loaf" replied the
young wife. "that rm going to save
by working Il up lpto bread pudding.
I never let anything go to waste.
Henry."--London Fun.
The signed i.~,o,...
what was that petition he was civ-
ealaungr' asked the inqulsltive usG.
II cont know" replied the extremely
polite man.
''why, you signed II when he asked
YOU 10"
f"Of course I signed It. but he didn't
ask me 70 read II, you know w"-Phlla-
delphia Record.
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II at last she tires Of the fault 6ading
OF dyspeptie husband and leaves hinlf
Tbs worst ot The dyspeptiC is that he
does not realize his own meanness. His
world Is entirely Out Of perspective.
Dyspepsia aud other diseases Of the
stomach and oggans Of digestion aud
nutrition are perfectly aud permanently
cured BY the use OF DT Pierce's Golden
Medical piscovery. II cures the ,gor.t
f0rms oi the disease. Il cures when aii
otheg mediciues have failed 10 beue6t
Accept no substitute for nT. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery. There h no
other mohcine for the stomach. blo,d
AMI lungs which can show 81 wide and
wo lderlM record OF cures. ID alwa,s
helps, u almost always cures
can say 90 yo, oas ooltls 81 A. oet4..
Ne ilcal ntscQVrFV has cured ne ..,.,.,4 49,
wciA eteg saaernE two lsas yr.r. 40
40 lINh disease whites Nj M II hr..v,.u ~
~ AslfuNtlle 0astou CO. NORTH Carohna a..
hea.th = wu<ih an the world 10 me ~
pc a yoa a. t'eg a. I live
~. hefce's Common Sense M-5i,,,
Al siseF, Ia papeS hinthng. Is seut sj-- ~
rcecipl u al one-cent stamps 10 ~
expcnse of mailing oslY. or 4 cl6tS
~ al volume Is desired end Al s,smns
Adireas Dv. \. v. heros, Buffalo. N n
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Flr,t ana Foremost.

In the field OF medicine is Hoods
Sarsaparila. II possesses actual and
unequalled merit by which Il cures all
diseases caused or promoted by impure
or Impoverished blood. II you have
rheumatism, dyspepsia, scroiula or cat
arrh you may take Hoods Sarsaperilla
and be- cured. II You are run down and
feel weak and tired, IL will do you good
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Remember the annual school meeting
at the city conpci chamber next Mon-
dly evening. 3-l--I
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Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.

= = OHU aHu IWU COunect uJ AIuAuy huU
Corvallis with Southern Pacific tlalnss
giving direct service TO and from New
port and adjacent beaches.
Trains for the mountains arrive At
Detroit at noon, giving ample time
10 reach camping grounds on lhe
breitenoush and Santiam rivers lh
same day.
II L WALDEN, EDWIN BTO1
F.&P.A. Mana
j. TURNER,
Ag nt Albany.
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SOUTH AND EASI
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave Salem for Portland ami way
stations at 5:40 q. On, 7:64 a. %. and

Pullman and Tourists cars on blh
trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogsn
and Ef Paso, and tourist cars 10 Chiease
81. Louis, New Orleans and Washinge-
Connecting at San Frandisco with EV
eral steamship lines for Honolulu,
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America. ~ IA.
see Mr.. W. w. Skinner agent at sasa
Station, or address
q. II. MARKHAM, @. p. A,
Portland, Oregon
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The iayorite family cathariic is iIood's
Pills. 4
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All OF The Ne Bride people will be
cared for.
viii the government building slip
away like the rural free delivery.
q Aa
Direct nomination and Direct election
will bring TO the front different class
Of United States Senators.
Silverton skouldg get an item in the river
and harbor appropriation bill. That
town has a marine band.
Quay, Clarke, Hanna, and Gas Ad-
dicks will welcome the old Oregon
senator back 10 public life.
Knocking out mans eye constitutes
assault and battery when there iss
little politics mixed mp with IL.
zee
The best men in Portland are refusing
10 serve on the Port OF Portland
commission that creates 100000 more
city debt.
As this legislature has made all road
and poll taxes payable In cash and will
expend them under a county road
engineer, there will be no more mud in
Oregon.
The people are saved great deal Of
expense in this district by not having
elected Jack Jeffrey prosecuting attorney.
Some few would have had to 20 to jail
under him.
Governor Geer Is lAboring over thous.
ands OF pages Of new laws in his shirt
sleevee, many Of them utterly incompre-
hensibie, even to "a Philadelphia law.
yer, much less to Waldo Hills hay
seed.
Governor Geer has named DR.. Kerry
OF Pendleton, az a member OF the State
Board Of Medical Examiners. lie is an
Eclectic and will serve for Eve years.
This is quite llmbering up under a
monoPobatic medical practice act.
Representative Eddy Of Tillamook was
presented gold watch for hel ping the
Citizens delegation get through all their
bills Ia the Honse. They may present
him another to hslp tho people to get
rid Of him.
General olell, who knows 90 much
abo,, .,i..,,,-,
ployed to look up the title OF "a $50 acres
.,.,.,.'' - ""''n NC po''eVea the
K,.m.,n -. E ."0 anus are IN the
''sS''S''O"'
~. -.
'"0 eugene papers are quarreling
49, ,,sp"os,, 'IDaS0'ed 20 h'~'n"ay and
,oo~o Of ea,s.' lie ...~. to Sn,, S.r. S.s ..i
the tune Of about A. ON
see
&c hodsOn Of Newbers is = msr.
chant, who on the eommitts. !, -.
,igate the school Land Ao,,1 -,
.om.ot,h.,., '' F'''1'e' oa'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-01

General odell, who knows 90 much
abou' school land bases, has been sm.
p'oyed to look up the title OF "a $50 aeres
OF swamp lands to which he believes the
state has title. The lands are in the
klamath Indian reservation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-01

Nfn| NftINfla hofS l.ia uoa b a. &c.,
~ #H#tIt ~ I+tea tNtNnn II"
-
||||II| &|I fN1I4N ass tfta fft.l sIa uauasnls
Hvt1iNIlf
HRH 4NFt in.N MNf4 I# AZ 81 fNa AZ A. ~ ~ l.als
.'N ta sss'a.l " ~ $500 EssSlss1A 1tsssts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-03-01

Governor GeeT has named DR.. Kerry
OF Pendleton, az a member OF the State
Board Of Medical Examiners. lie is an
Eclectic and will serve for Eve years.
This is quite limbering up under
monopolistic medical practice act.