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Decorah-posten., 1901-04-23

Golf, Ipnl Dor | Hprheoen al Yortaae,
% Wpnoiebeoerue 8aibington 90
Nor.
aonipliScrcr ia.
RiIipotfee. 20oe apriI. Qe fem
itcrIte 9ampmaFtniabrifer / oe Sor.
eneoe Stater bar f%unioliberet ia meo
en- aapitaI az $25. o00.0 900.
Oscar armiu bso.
Sparta. 20oe Ipril. Oscar 9. Sr.
min osoe ibog. San por en- al Spar.
tos pIbIte 9orgere oa en- formuenoe
ErrlaithonbIer. : bet iioite, Mar
baobe hans SeIbreo p9ret io9ffct.
Snobrnbstpue paasrebne.
Ct. Grotr Sails. t9oe apriI. 20
2anoitrpeere brso ino I SreS Wao.
ions 9oIie, meoens 6omiIien Dor fro-
prrenoe. De bIep grebei. meoens
be itiaI aI9ber, og inoiot / Sengilet
81. Groiy.
Haticnalbdnf.
Wonoooi, lSoe Npril. Tir't Ya-
tionaI 9onf meb en- GopttoI al S25..
900 ifal beqpnbe a. gisre Sorretnina.
3enre bar for Mtonooois Stotsbonf.
San bauoc Eense.
Chippewa Sails, l9oe April. ling.
farl Carl Arnt blep for TO Nar lioen
lerot I'll StotsaipIei / Menoota ira
oenne gp. Aue troeoe, al ban bar
meaet lottia. @eo al robe Ell gam.
mel &urert. JON tiIbsrte ham ionot
nan en- @Gife, iom ~inbeboIot $500.
Eereene bIeu operIeueret I'll County.
retten.
Sptseoc Snnamit.
Chippewa Sails, t9oe April. Ben.
inmin Carbon bleo lmorges or9bt /
Ipolonio lom Sslae al GrpIoiion al
irosiet Gnnomit. iom ban optseoe.
Sans lemlPitebe Sia bIep foitet 100
500 no / Slooeu. Thomas Moore
bleo farIia inaret.
VrnHO ! Oranfsuur0.
@rontsblIrg. f9oe Npril. 6. ".
Gaptblons 9olia og @uloimenbutif
brPn6te ioiter. @nen par / 5Sore en-
Climb; men oeb groromonoifobctS
aooe grbeioe b~eerproieoeS Slocu I'll
ben enc gnanins.
Mcqn hirlper %sSIp0uiun.
glod Aiuer sails, 20be april. Ge
10 forlsbnc Gnaes Regn hor hppet
@anoitanoen / gIod Riper, oa 3sm.
merilsoninger gaar MI goot. Stano.
oro Siimber 60. bar Ell itor gtrbeios.
Itnrfe peb ben eor Gin, og ltoiigter
I'll gob Slsoning er Iuie. 100000
,Sob oil a SnoIoita 2pnler / 8oor.
oanoet.
Sientc paa Slaaoeu.
Ippleton, 19be 4prtl. Mntor
Steiol, iom bperpebe iie poo &c ,Sor.
erebe Stoters Sloabe, lige Tor Den
iponIfe arta brso no, er toumet iii
lin Siembp appleton ira ben oiiatiife
Citation, hnor ban blep ~afntsnitret ira
SIogiftbet Sregor, ! oct itorc 50
'log / Granddaughter, hnor NonlirdI
Getuen sbelngSe ben iponife 5Ionoe,
tiente SteihI poo guItimor,.
Gil @rnnoinrDen.
aiblono, 1Soe April. Oscar
Wnnu, olios Oscar Billings, fit iooa
lin Gag benuiit iii 8ranoiurpen eiter
lire Cages llnocrisgelie / ~anIebning
al Charles Wn,ious Ssb. 8iones.
bproene oiier, at Oscar Ntonn ifiso
Wation | QPrbeoen al @bineInnber
og p~lpnoreoe bom Tor 500 | aontan.
ter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-23

griterne. Gangs 6eIe BEN Rrte, De
ifuloe fisre, ocr BET Tort al Rerne.
fer, iom los De bsie brittle @iPiter
hsre aaeIags Wisbogsptrtnaer og
Saon5oro MOB england. 90 tiliioit
iaua Sc S~ronsoaals Rationaliarg,
iao oct bGo6e goo Sfif.
Get iiqes. at De engelIfe Seuoe.
mpno bIeo meaet beoe ON Creme Der
oenne Cppartuirg % oct iorume bIeu
nof Trorrira 8iIbeImind
SiSmarf moo aeiiersn.
6Drit Serbert 8ismard, ~"Serntau.
i%tereus" Son. boIot iorleoen Tag / en-
tuit 9p en- 5ale, bpori ban lforpt fri.
tiiereoe aeiier 8iIbeIlns Sifiof.aIrs
% citereoe islgenee befienbte Gro al
i'm iSaoer: Gen ~Ietteite Wtaabe at
umuIigaisre en- Regieriug paa er isrit
at aiere bette. iao b II I % at loue
iooq, hpdo nan life agter at hoLoe
imorgen."
6uriten omtoIte 8rep ocn Dillon
ION oen NET iremrogenoe at mile
pen6e tpite Giplomater oe roite hans
Snteresie for 2~nrhbriaet, men bpo-
oeoe. at 2~anobruqet trrnate bon gii.
lotus Ststtc oa life bare hons SS~sttter-
este.
Sc tnife gIohe aisr meget BG'er
al sen aIsft. iom er oeitooet merfer
Tnrit 0ismord poo 6er n SIDE og
9eiieren oq Riqsfon1erer pon bert
amber.
Rushfc Sfolereiprmsr.
Zen npe rusiiife Riuiiter FOR In.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar noiteot ct
GirfllGre. hoori ban erfIprer, at ole.
bIiffeIiae Rsforner / llnoeruisriueer
or pootrPrgenoe nsooertoiat, Sau
~ioreholoer 2prerre Re6oenoiabeoen
al al pleic mere Surgorg meb SIN.
ocntcrnc fordt belle ltnoeroisuingen
fam boieres poa qieniibia asteIie.
Gre Stuoeuter agtebe / Srebags At
Ieqe 6orctrGoe for ltnoeroisuires-
miniiteren forat operrpffe ban en-
Fctitiou. hoori Stioenterne oeo ct.
FetcrsburoS %llniocr'itet anmoSer ON
SinaoeI'e til at boIoe et Reoe forat
o~idisre. cuten Sc oil 6eItoae / Grame-
rerne iour cUer ei. GnSel Stuhentcr
er nenIin / Hansr AZ nj nrqte Of IN.
b~erfaite iiq Grameu. irbtiI BE al Sc.
req Romerater. ser bfec ienbt Iii
Gria8tieueIte enrr tiIbeIt nroeu
Struf. otter or toaet til Roabe. Tct
artoacS nj Peoct nil bIi oihoIot en-.
ZEN Tjniitcrcn cir FIN Si1a6eIic cGer
Ct.
Tmrrifn 1nnr ! Icirn.
9Iaoet Spectator" / Sonbon brag.
te / Seroags en- NOT iaa mPrfellg Pr.
tifeI ON en- milig europRiit aoali.
tion imoo amerita. 9laoet gaar no
ira nogle llotaIelier al aomiral Ga.
neoarO, iorbenpPrenoe itolierif lloer.
rigsmiuiiter % al ben siterrig.ur.
Qarife uoenrigsmluiiter, ser begge
bar talt ON Ell mulig europPif Som.
menilutntng moo Ameritd. Spec.
tutor" finder ogiaa mango andre
Gina. iom tpoer paa, al bette SpSrgs.
maol mart nil bli afttelt. : lin
aommentur itQer gIooet. at nnar Be
Gorene6e Stuter er blet set gdrle
Guropa3 GIdqeuuno. ina bar bette tire
A~oridqer:
Sor oct fsrite 6ruater Tor, ener
rettere Sperbeuisnirger ON, al acr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-23
Qrnen" ND. 80.

SRbbplb: Ypitbus / ct built 5rG. -
Niooellnes Sals. - gu i~nobriugenoe 9uub.
Gper ct sreoeuoe Sarn- 5il ! iosiororip.
-Wlaoer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-23
miarurtH>t.
Hnt 9pmpani.

Ga Grosie, 20oe 9tpriI. Snforpo.
rationsartifler bier Ioag inogipet al
Vtericon Tluntation 60. OF @iscon.
lin. attiefapituleu err 100000.
bpordi Solpparteu er Ter Brocents
isrite Irioritets aftier, % Reiten al.
m~inhelige. aomponiet fol oprettc
@ilttoperdo. % SufferpImtaaer poa
S|ehuantepec Srotten og anore Ste.
Der Nerico. glouOt Iftieeierne err
Son. Rels y. Sauqen.
Store Tuitinbt9gter.
Ga crosse. 2Ooe apriI. ToItmeite
rem er iUroig meo i'm Iappcrt for
6iifalaaret. iom enote oen Bite
Morts. SnbtRatcrne par / aarets
Sch S7i450; 1899 bar &c $70.t90.
aontorefs Sorretnira oyer ltaoig. -
aoneresmnnS Cid bar mootoaet TO
gnieaninaer ON @anbpoitrnter ira
Hnrmerc / Con- Glare Gounm | Rpr.
heben al ssol Greet "a 5oirhilb. San
iiaer. al nance 4ufer ioar ifdl opret-
tes | iuperhe Tiiirift
Spem eirr Gerne2
Ntilpaufer. 1899 apriI. 4. 5.
Yorf, ipeeiel Sonoiuipeftsr / 8auiau.
8is.. bnr ira Sanafontoret i @aib.
ington iaaet Srorc I'll nt mnerigac
Gcruc i @isconiini ,ben urr 8orinae
% iorpisic lie ON, bnoruiot gerne er
Staien @iseoniirs eller De S%orenene
Staters Gienocm. 2erne bar p9rei
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-23

The "Rosal Baker and Pastry
Took iHnhoicHos oper so heiH
ma'ui, "a sFreifults Cg'frti'tg Tor
9AGb.dnMal 'rit ~ f1Aper RnH9t.
SeRo xgntcEi mt0 &eres laiee aoT.sle
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-23

Sc ubfomne gtiImmere al "Seo
glrnen" fan erbolDeS ior 15c
EXTRA.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-23
Rcgn hiGlper Ilsouing.

glod Riper sails, 20be april. Ge
10 forlsbne Cages Regn bar bppet
@nnoitanben / 8Iod Riper. oa 3sm-
merflsonlngen gaar MI gobt. Stonb.
oro Slimber Go. bar Ell itor arbeibs-
Itprfe peb ben sore Gin, og l1oiigter
I'll aoh Slsoning er Iuie. 100000
Goo oil tai SnoIoita Spnier / 8oor.
nnrApt
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-23
0rnno | 0rantsbnra.

@rontSburg. i9oe @pril. 6. 81.
Oaptbions @olia oa @itloimehbutif
brPnbte ioiter. @nen par / Sore Ell
Climb; men oeb Observation-Disclosures
aobe Arbeioe beqrrnoieoeS SSIocu iii
Non puc Vnouiun
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-23
0ranO I Smatunna.
Oil fipbc CONNER.

9ulnth, 19oe April. 3iamono
@tath Cos 9ireftsrer ifal mshe /
Chicago FOR at ooerpeie aisbet al
Worria & Aines 2umber Cos gien-
bonn / bette Giitrift. aomponiet eier
ct itcrt Soabrng / Sulnth, honr 90.
600. 600 Soe CONNER fan lagos /
2ebct al Sommcren; liaelebes eier
Oct 20000O000 SOB 3smmer. Split
Nod 9umber Cos Sri't noo 9nfe
Superiors Ncrbtpit eies osiaa al
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-23
Gu Sar trnsr.

NeoIa, 19be april. Sobn @obr.
man Der | 9pen bar unoerrettet Yoli.
timelteren 90 Maporen / Council
9luffs on. at DC maa giennemiere
be Soue. buorueo Saloonerue regule.
res. San err ben Mano. iom for en-
1ib iiben iasisste 10 Saloonp9rter.
Ioroi bans 10 Getre bar blepet rune.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-23

ROYAL BAKING POWDER co. 100 WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-23
Cptscoc Spnamif.

Chippewa Sails, t9oe Gpril. Ben.
inmin Saroon bleo imorgeS or9bt /
apolonio iom SsIee al GrpIoiion al
iros'et Gnnomit. iom ban optsebe.
Sans IemIPitebe Sia bIep foitet 100
500 no / Slooeu. SbomoS Moore
hlrn fnrIin innrrt
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-23
Jnolanoet.
Seteraner ifal mpoes.

Soma Sails, 19be slpril. Otter
tpoe aars 6orlsb ifal De sienleueuoe
Weolemmer al 32te Soma Snfonteri-
regiment fomme lammen / Soma
sails. Gen ferite 8ienforeniug bolo-
ties Der for 20 aar iioen. Oct fom.
menoe Wtsoe fol bolbes ben 19be og
2Ooe Stunt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-23

Guliitb, 1Soe Mpril. gpen bar
afiluttet 8ontraft meo ct berp9rertoe
eleftriif aompdni ON at lepere @abe.
belpsning for ct Sibsrum at fem aar
til en- Eris al $53 pr. aar for boert
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-23

Sort 9obee, 19be apriI. Sobn
Inberion, iom blep oemt til at be.
tale Mrs. Sopbia Slion $4,000 for
segteifabsbruo, iorieete OF iaa M
SagsbehonoIins / 8ebiter 9itp; men
han if Oct life. 9noerion eier 100
gcres 2uno / @ebiter Gountp.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16

stock at 10 cents share The Journal heads tkis "A Lie and a Fraud, am if proves it to the satisfaction of every one acquainted with Southeastern Alaska
 The Daily Alaskan is pleased to give this a wider publicity, as one of the best encouragements to the business of legitimate mining is the immediate throttling of wildcat mining schemes These opalesque bubbles blown by needy spectators, which are sure to burst, are the great drawback to legit- mate mining Because of them there is as much money lost in mining by spectators in mining stocks as there is gained Yet an influential banker was quoted in these columns yesterday with an argument that mining paid bet ter than banking. We are therefore on the lookout for fraudulent mining schemes for the protection of our min ing community.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16
VALDES RAILROAD.

It did not seem reasonable to those who knew that M. J Heney was in Europe having a good time and paying for it in Red Line gold pieces, that he could at the same time be contracting for section of the proposed railroad rom Naldes to Eagle City. He ha- just returned to Seattle from his European tour, and was surprised to ind all kinds oi mail awaiting hin bearing upon his supposed contract.
 That is one of the fattering 1cbts success has to pay. Mir, Heney, as con tractor and builder of the White Pas, & Yukon railroad, has made fame, an with every rumor of a new railroaf 'or the next few months his name will probably be connected But as to thc
 aides road he denies that he has any connection with the project. He be ievcs it will be built, but thinks tha, ection is hardly developed enough 10, at present.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16

Two men who not only failed in their | search for fortune in Alaska, bat los, all but life itself, returned to Seattle or
 he steamer Bertha. Their names arc
 Axel Lindb'ad and Peter Olsen, both natives oi Sweden.
 1 Lindblad had his body and hand. 'rozen while accompanying United States mail carrying party cf seven rom Sunrise to Resurrection bay Resurrection bay is the nearest point to Cook inlet The party set out from Sunrise December with the thcr- momctcr registering 4S below zero. I-indbad had the misfortune in cross ing small stream to fall into the wat CT. Without thinking of the conse. qucnces he removed his mittens ir or
 Ter to wiring the water from his clotll- ing. In less than minute his hands were frozen stiff He was at this time several hundred yards behind the uan party. By the time he caught uu with his fellow travellers his hands were not only frozen. but his body was also bad " frost bitten
 Everything possible was done for him by his travelling companions. but 'cspite their efforts it became aprar ont that at least four and possibly m ore of his ten fingers would have to be am Dutated.
 Olsen's case is even more remarkable ny reason of the great sufferiro he en- 'ured Lat summer he went North to prospect for gold in the Cool; irIat country. His efforts were meeting with little success, and he sought ero'oy- "1crt aS a grader with the Cook Inlet Goal Field Company on a railroad sev "n miles lonC extending from Howe, on the inlet. tO the cOn0a-v'S coal mines. September 2. while ri1irc on the engine, he became entaro'"i in the trawbar between the engine 2rd the first car. He was caupht in such manner as to have nearly all the flesh 'orn from the left leg from a point midway between the body and knee to the foot. While the bones were net broken the limb was friohtfuIlv torr md lacerated, the bores bcinr 'ai1 hare in many places. IL was nearly two weeks later, October & before the sui erer could have a suroical operation 0erforr'cd. And a rude ooerattor it vas. Dr. Bemist for his surgical in 'trumentS. had only carpenter's saw m ordinary butchers knife and chis Il With only these tools Dr. Borst who is the Cook Inlet Coal Fields Company's surgeon. amputated the leg Half way above the knee Strange to say, Olsen came from under the chlor, 1form used in remarkably good condi ion
 Olsen planes no one in particular for lis misfortune He is poor man with 0nlv the advantage of being unmarried.
 "l have about enough money to buy "e a cork leo" he said "When I get 'he leg will have nothing left"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16
AS IN ANCIENT TIMES
King Edward Will Open ParIia-
 ment In Person.

London, Feb 7.-Doubt as to the nature of the ceremonial to be ob- served at the opening of the parla ment February I4 has been set at res; by an official announcement that il has been definitely determined that King Edward will open his frst parla ment with a full state ceremonial. Tho ancient state coach, which has not been used since the prince consort's death. will be employed, and it goes immc- iiately to the coach builders :or tho rennovation of its costly fittings and gilt embellishments.
 The precedent of 1886, the last oc cason on which Queen Victoria open. ed parliament in person, will be follow ed. The entrance will be through thr great gates under the Victoria tower. the sovereign and his suite 2assine thence to the robing rooms. It has a black marble stairway. which for year has been encased in wood Thence they will go through the gallery an ! princes chamber into the house of lords.
 The order of dress for the peers has been drawn up, indicating that Queer Alexandra will accompany the king The peeresses are ordered to wear black costumes, with no trains. low cut dress. black feathers on the head and veil. No ornaments are permitted The king will wear the full dress robes perhaps without the crown
 All the peers will be in court dress and robes, and all the state officials will be present as at drawing cx- cept that they will wear their robes. The king will occupy the throne and the great officers of state will be grouped about him.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16
FOR SALE.

THREE lots in residence portion U
 city; house on each lot; will sel cheap. Wm. Frace, Eighth and Main
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16

Captain Hovey is a prince. He gets )n his ear occasionally, and says h, will leave Skagway, but, all the same while he is here he does his best i; he best interests of the city. It wa, he government mules that dragged the now blow made by Hose Company No I through the streets and made them passable for teams.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16
BOGUS MINING STOCKS.

The Ketchikan Mining Journal is little, but oh my!" When it starts out with the editorial torch it burns everything before it. It has very prop erly scorched "The Lemon Creek Company" mining enterprise largely advertised in New York, offering its
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16
PERHAPS NOT RELIABLE.

Intelligence was brought up by the Victorian. in copy of the Seattle Post-Intelligoncer oi February g, that the Secretary of the Interior had al ready decided that Mr. Price and the protestant, against the secretary's de cision could do nothing to obtain a 'e- hearing in his department or reopen ing oi the ease before him, and the news quickly spread all over the city The whole dispatch is as follows:
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16

FOR Rent-Furnished room in private
 house, with fire. Address H, Box II3
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16
MINERS HAD BAD LUCK Were Disabled On the New Cooks Inlet Coal
 Railroad
NOW SEEKS CORK LEG

Stories of Two Miners Who Suffered
 Series of More or Less Serious Mishaps In Their Hunt For Fora tune In the Golden Northland-- Leg Amputated With Hand Saw
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16
SEATTLE AGENCY.

Hotel Northern News Stand, North ern Hotel, First Street, Seattle, Wash
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16
FOH RENT.
HALL for rent Apply A. A. Andersc

ROOMS for rent; east side Broadway very suitable for housekeeping. In qure rear of building Mrs. Swar. son.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16
SUNDAY SOCIAL.

All items of social or iraternal inter est must be in by 7:3o Saturday even ing
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16
WANTED.

FOR sale" For Rent" Furnished Rooms for Rent" and other cards for sale at the Daily Alaskan office
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. fdperffsemtnf' Hrde, tbs bead of "Foy Rent" "Eo, Sale" 0, "Hssted," tuo esnts psr uord Jor frf IT ifion. ort etr psr uord fo, saeb ,ub,squent irser hon. Under bead "SituafionI Wantsd." one C, pt, uOrd No aSverffXmsnt faken fo, ss tba, ttotHtY- fVs esntI.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16
FINANCIAL.

ALASKA and Yukon mining claims and residence property bought, sold or exchanged. List oi Eastern buy. CTS increasing. Write for particulars. Alaska Yukon Property Exchange Co.,, 32o-32I California Bldg. Taco
 ma. Wash. fss 2y
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-02-16

The Ladies' Bazaar keeps only first class up-to-date drygoods, ladies' and underwear, dress furnishings and notions.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-27

Seventeen judges have been appoint
ed to the courts of Philippine Islands
of first instance. Among these APP
pointments there are eleven Ameri-
cans, who have been given the most
important circuits
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-27

Extra ness e0sued hesf Il Haek-
fed & Co
0rsez Kona cozae. H fssrkfeia :
Departure Bar coal. J. N. czmua
& Co
No. / -four. n Hzekfst6 Z CO.
Card matches. Pacific Hardware ca
Condensed EsfEk. Rose brand. n
HackfeId L Co
Kerosene oil Pacific Hardware ca
Rice. No L " L Hopper
RaE sugar. No 1. H Haekfeld 1
Co.
Best red salmon. Lewis 4 CO.
Brown soap. H Haekfeld & Co
Fer 6ozrd's Stables
Hay. whAat OF oat. Union Feed Co
Hay. Cznarz & Co.
Oats. Czlif0r1ia Feed Co.
Wheat Bran California Feed Co
For insane Asylum
Beef. fore quarters. rumps and
rounds. also steaks. metropolitan Meas
Co.
Fresh bread. Love's Bakery.
Medium bread. Loves Bakery.
Beans. Bayo. Lewis & Co
Royal baking powder. Lewis & Co
Brooms. Pacific Hardware Co.
Departure Bay coal. Allen & Robin
son.
Green KOna coffee. H. Hackfeld &
Co.
Flour. No. 1. H May & Co.
Onions. Lewis & Co.
Pork, extra clear. Lewis & Co.
Rice. No. /. ". l. Hopper.
Best red salmon. Lewis & Co.
No. raw sugar. H. May & Co.
Canned tomatoes. Lewis & Co.
Tea. Fouchoug. Lewis & Co
The Metropolitan Meat Co. bid high
est for hides, tallow. etc, from the
leper settlement
Act 70 Mitigate.
Attorney General Dole was asked
for his opinion regarding the medical
examinations under the Act 10 Miti-
gate. In reply he stated that such
examinations were inconsistent with
the Edmunds Act Further question
ed he said he would hardly go so far
as TO pronounce the practice illegal
Still, under the system. the examina-
0OHS anu lSSu6ucS OF cSTilucdISS
thereon virtually amounted TO tolera-
ton. 1t was agreed to instruct the
executive officer to have the examina-
tons discontinued
Bills for the smallpox quarantine on
Kauai recently were read and order
ed TO be paid.
bill of s10S.25 from the Lihue
store for 413 meals to guards at %
cents was discussed and then ordered
paid
The legislature committee wanted
an itemized estimate of running ex-
penses OF the proposed new steamer
This had been procured. showing the
amount of little over $4,000 year.
DR.. Pratt. in this connection. men
toned another matter the Board had
to face. This was the collection of
lepers on the other islands. Under
United States shipping laws passen-
ger steamers could reject any dis
eased person applying for passage.
The whole matter was referred to
Dr. Sloggett. chairman of special
committee.
A short executive session was held,
the reporters being permitted to re-
main.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-27
Claus Spreckels { Co.,
Bankers.
HONOLULU HI
San Francisco Agents-The Nevada
National Bank Of San Francisco.


DRAW EXCHANGE on
SAN FRANCISCO-The Nevada Ma
ticnal Bank of San Francisco.
LoNDON-The Union Bank of Lon
don, Ltd.
NEW YORK-American Exchange
National Bank
CHICAGO = Merchants National
Bank.
PARIS-Credit Lyonnais.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA
The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AM AUSTRIA
LIA-Bank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER
Bank of British North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL RANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. Loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial and
Travellers Credit Issued. Bills Of Ex-
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY &C.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-27

COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY &C.
COUNTED FOR.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-10-06
WILL REPRESENT MISSOURI.
Govcrnor Names Delegates 10
Prison Association Conference.

IsI-PrrEIIC SPECIAL.
jefferson city. Mo. Oct. J.-Goverilor
Pockcrv to-day appointed the following
delegates TO represent the state of Missouri
an thn Annual Congress of the National
Prison Association OF tho United States,
which meets IN Kansas City. Mo. No
vtirbcr is. fsi: +. VI. Woodbridge. JET
feison city: ". NJ Todd. jefferson City
,'ft, L.. .. Drak. Eo0nvlle: Judge ". VI.
Williams. Eoonville: Mrs. l.. L. DeBolt.
rniliicothe: T. r. Yates. Gallatin: philip -.
Niu,n. Kansas city: John Hayes. Kansas
city. Matthew Kelley. st Louis: Henry
Fraus. st. Joseph: the Reverend Fred W
l.o"S Liberty: II. y. Robinson. Maryville
William Warner. Kansas City; Judge John
W. Wofford Kansas City: Doctor 9. T..
NpodSon. 81. Joseph: Doctor j. T. Robin
tou. Nevada: Doctor ". j.. Ray, Fnlion.