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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24

A Geor ia Judge has decided thai
card playing for prizes is gambling
Under this decision the lady OF
gentleman who ia awarded u bul0nu,
sausage as a bobby prize in a sociH'
game of -ixt! Tree is u GAMBLE. He.
e'rd'ny to the G 'orsia iurisI's ruling
md liable to the same punishment as
the man who bucks the tiger
The @r,cor1-. check .ha been passed
through the New York clearing
house. II WIS for s2J U :0.uOO and
was given by. J. p. Morgan e. Co, IN
counectDD with tile purchase
m the Carnegie steel CON-
pan, blythe United States steel 0
poratinn. Checks for 3 i,OO0.OOO now
ARE getting To be roinrnon and unin
~terestinI AexcepttO:t the recipient.
Puf. Ring recently received infer.
nation that EumllpnI had broken out
IN tue CaIitorniS iustit ution for the
deoi, 'iu nh and blind,- ~ he o. several
Nevada ch,l ireT. are 1he;pla,e Is
in quarantine. but none Of the Ne.
VIDA inmates are affected with the
iii and tue physiciuns believe the
trouble Ia about over.
There is moth ng wong with Elk ;
comfy real estate tas the follow ing
cash TRANSACTIONS IN Glover valley
show. a. II. wisemaE and William
Johns III have pur 'hmsed Mrs. Turtles
ranch for sljWOo. ind Mira. futile
and II. 4. Agee have purchased &.
VI. Riland's real estHte for Si5.00O.
Tie purchase price III each case in
cludeS the farming implements bnt
no livestock. Ihe parties 20 the
iransac. IL are in town 70 lay mae.
ing the trans ers.
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Il - =" $3.50 =
The latest question brought up "a
G.cussion is whether u young mar
nay safely marry on s21 a week: i
sc were asked to give an opinion We
'bonld say that he may. provided
hat be first successfully conveys e
he Young womsn's mind the i'm
preston that he ID getting only sl5 =
Albany Journal.
Andrew Carnegie has given $500.
MO to establi, n FREQ educati,.n in iou,
iroich Universities Edinburgk
Glasgow, aberdeen and ST. Andrews
Tie s~tipula'es that the beneiciari+
be his Scotch fellow countrymen-
My. no English. Irish. Col,ni ia nor
foreigners. The fund will mp ly Il
medical as wnll rs to commercial edu-
''ation and will be placed IN the hands
Il trustees who will defray the ex-
oenses ~ Scotch students,
President O'Conuell Of the Ma
tional Association ~ NJ achinists .estI
mated that about $1,000 men struck
Yesterday, His estimate wac based
on re orts received from the machin
'sts' headquarters in the varinu>
cities. The empln>e s OF the Union
Iron Works j,ined the strikers aud
It is estimated that $500 men have
left their work benches IN San Fran.
cisco.
Alexander WInton and Charles B.
Shanks left San Francisco yesterday
III an automobile to establish an
automobile record between Nea
York aud San Francisco. The route
selected will follow the liIe Of the
Central and Union Pacific to Omaha
mi the Chicago und North weeter /
To Chicago. The remainder Of Tie
cour~e ha- not been deter mined up.
on. W,ut"p will carr. II packet from
General Shafter tn Gener Il Mics and
ID confident that he will succeed.
Colonel D.. &. Dodge, late manager
Of the Rio Grande Western railway.
with other officials of TINT road and
severalC ado capitalists. announce
that they will at once begin de-.
yelopment Of the greatest depo!it of
nan !Hnese iron nver discovered. The
'iepO.lt WIS found Two years ago by
+. Wolverton, an old pru-pector.
twelve miles from tie Rio Granue
Western railway and about the Same
distance from the Colorado line IN
Utah. The ore body ls said to be in.
'Ihaustible und in the neighborhood
tile owners have located aud flied
claims on u vast coking coal Held.
Their shipments to different steel
works in Penns,% lvduiu gnL New
York brought ont the fact that the
ore is aiming the huest known for the
production Of steel,
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a Navel suit.

G~ardnerville had a novel lawsuit in.
its Justice Conri tl,is week Jacob
Kahn. u wealthy cigar dealer OF San
Francisco. brought suit against
Henry Elge., the wealthy Carson
Valley ran'her. to recover from him
Hs stakeholder Of a certain wager he
proportion. because be depired to
withdray from the contest. As
FAgrG had already paid Ire money,
nnier the direction of referees, to the
other party. he declined Ia pay the
plaintiff. Kahn contende1 the het
was never properly decided. and he.
was therefor" entitled to withdraw.
Defendant rrli ID upon witnesses tn
'stahlih the fact that The bet had
been lost and won, mud that il, was
"ntracted in a publ: gRmLlmg
h"u'e and consequently illegal. and
hat neither party to the wager
could he heard to complain. in. a
'onrt 1T Justice. Tho Jury decided
or ElHrs. and as wssed the costs,
'mountrnR b" SO. .to X .hp. tile plain.
TIT Only 81 30 is involved, and both
men claim q" be tight'nR. on pri9ci-
pie, and each is Determined to ii BIT
the case tn u finish, regardless ~ ,ex-
pense. Noti'se Of appeal to the. Dis.
'rIc' Cour; has been given.-7-Gard-
neTville REGARD.
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Natter Uf Invitation.

Final arrangements have been
made for tile reception al the Eu
reKnns. Tie reception Of Saturday
evening. June ls,. Will be u TO, al
affair. and wi be under tina auspices
~ the BaSket Bill AssncIauon
Members Of the High SchJol Ath.
lttI: and ~ the baseball teams will
conirihute their share towards max.
ing the pro ram Il ces All the
rr.'ensS AMI ~ork c~uDueca.d with 70
fre-hmentr will attach to tile Busxet
Bah girls. to whon too much credit
cannot he given for their generosity
III assuming the whole responsibility
for the success ~ the reception.
Ii has been decided that the pub.
lie will no be admitted To airy part
OF the reception. IT ia To be a matter
81 INVITA- ION. 4 COMMITTEES on In
vitati"n will he appointed. and those
only may attend to whom Invitations
will be extended.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
3ALMAGUNDI,

Postal Inspector Coyne went west
thus afternoon.
Joseph Phillips Is in from Bullion
tie reports ever ythrng quiet in that
section.
Mr.. Mayhugh was taken suddenly
sick last night. fIe is reported BET.
ter today.
Peter G,neiti 10 building q barn,
3OI24 feet. ON the lot we t Of Knox
Craus's residence.
U.s.. District Attorney Summer.
field arrived from R,no this u, ,rning
and returned this afternoon.
Hobo travel is brisk ON the &. p.
twenty-five trnmps Ieft Gown yester.
'iay on one freight tram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henders m
returned from their we id nR trip
last night. Charley will nov settle
down to business.
In the ~lile-dp Of the Elko baseball
team. published u few days ago. the
nane of Charlie Ernst WIN omitted.
Charlie will he Il substitute.
Giuseppe Marine. harpist, md l..
G. .AuleIti. violinisi. arrived from
San Francisco Inst night to furnish
mu"ic Tor the patrons uf the Club
saloon.
The Sccretar! NJ the Interior last
FL iny ordered patented to the State
a. Nevada II lit Of IHnd selected IN.
der the scho ] grant embracing 2.7lO
acres in the Carson City district.
Beginning with June lsi the stores
and barber shops Mt Wiunemucca
will be clnsed Oh Sundays. A move.
ment to that end was started "a few
lays ago and IL Sunday closing
agreement vas circulated. every mer.
chant IN town, with the exception Of
one. sIGning it
.R'V. A. l.. M0r+, a-lho Golden
Rule o 'RtOr," viii deliver n
temperance Iecturs mt. tho Preeb,.
terrain church this evening Mt 8
o'clock. Mr.. Mnrse represents tho
Gospel Temperance L.ngue md ia
APP ken OF NJ nm eloquent epenker.
Tic will remain here over sunday.
DR.. Stubs telegrai,hed this tore.
noon that Prot. s B.DutPn, ent6molo.
pist ~ tho State University. wnnld
arrive in Il kO tomorrow morning.
lilo will probably go to Starr valley
10 investigate the damage being done
10 the alfalfa fields.
II IL reported that james G.
Doughty hns been appointed post.
master at ruecarura. While tbs Ia
mn excellent appointment, II seems
strange to the lsDEPENDE t that Il
resident 81 Humboldt county sliOull
he appointed 10 tbs pnsl,iou To the
exclusion Of Otbere. Just ~ compe.
tout aud worthy, whu reside ~ fus
carora. Tho ways OF politicians are
pasi finding out, however, and II may
he that Mr.. Doughi,n appointment,
il u rowred Tor his sciviccs III tho las,
Congressional campaign. 30 that rs
II may, the appointment IN m excel,
lent ono.
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49, N|.
F. Il. v!m v-Jk.ubms arr,
from SAIL L ks .~es.erIsy To ,st
T'h 'rSe m the neph Hotel har
shop. He:oomes highly recommend
ed and will avuul,ess p.eus. In.
patrons,
The commits toners Of .Sho> ilou,
nonnty. Idaho. have Ordered n .it
tax {" 3! per head OIL, each ,axub
Inhabitant OF The county TOR the ca
'ud maintenance Of the INDECENT sirL
'nd injured. idiotlr and insane ne,
sons.
J.G. Ford was thrown FROM a hors
~ fish ':reek "u Ihur>day and Ia
tis right Ihoulder disIocated. I,
was br"u ,ht to Eureka the Sam
evening and DR.. Hagar reduced tn.
di"iocatioL .--Sentinel.
The sheriff Of Los Angeles count,
passed through thus after noon with r.
prisoner from Denver. The prisoner
wore an Oregon boot aud was cluesl,
watched by the officer, The repot tel
was un 'bie o lie iru the .p~ri-,uer's
name aud what he was arrested for.
The Cool COllenians- drew a goou
siz'd audience Saturday night. III.
play was interesting from start u.
hntsh. The pInyen acquitted them.
selves with credit and those present
spent 4 pleasant evening.
Since 1915 the .Rpthschild family
has ratsed for Great Britain alone
more than 81 ,OW,OGtOJU; for Austria
s2jU.OuD, 100; for Prussia 500. OUO,O Uv
Tor France si0u.UUu,0Oo, for liuI,
s3UU,O QUO; for Russia Sl25, Oxt,iO
Tor Brazil s70.UOU.UU0 In 1898 it
to"k sl5 Wou.0U0 Of the Feb. ar, loan
"f tue United States through the
i4elmOni Morgan syndicate,
While NJ. II. A. Agee OF Glover
Valley Was III !" wn last week fixing
up the transfers Of the land he had
eold hnd purchased, hi, little boy
about two months old. took sudden.
ly SICK and died Saturday night. The
sad news was conveyed to him by te-
legram Sunday orning. He LETT
tor home Sunday night. The INDIE
PENDENDENT extends ita nee st
sympaihy To MIR andMrs. Agee III their
sud bereavement. May their darling
boy prove Ii light Oh the other shore
To eui lie them safely INTO the harLor
Of eterual rest.
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lFROM MONDAYS DAILY
SALMASUNDl.

Mr.. Smith returned last night from
Sun Francisco,
The Commercial Hotel barber shop
il open for hu mess.
The IHDEPEsDEsT is gla ! 10 learn
TINT Mrs. wcIshou continues to im.
prove.
President NJ Kinley's specinI train
il scheduled to pass through Elku
mex Friday.
Governor Nash Of Ohir aud HE
party passed ,hroulh this tor enoon
vi Il special train.
j. ii. Bacon. secretary and treas
urrr ~ the Elko { oal Cnmpany. nr
rived from Sult l. ,ke yesterday ON
No. 3 md returne ! ON No. 6.
An OmallR y'nng woman pawneh
her FORK liu,hI. the only nee sllr had,
for n lonn Of S25. This gOcs to chow
whnt u woman will do when she is on
III" eE ri
This Rrction was struck Saturday
night 10y u COLI wave TINT continued
"! "'' ,'s'ernny' . 9t,oen 0""f
my "'Rn' ""u we NIT seT'e'day WIZ
Nv" ""' '"""'"R hroS "a he'es
'"'' $50 ""''' &i''''
Tho Eureka Sentinel says that the
Il mr '"f the buildmg. in which the
'o'" Ivy o"S" ~ oo'g"ny hao
no" ''e"! ''" W "o"'' gave way
WV "'"' "' "'" "" "o'' won
"" ""' '"' S'"S'"',
Mr.. IlipgrnI,otlmm' reports eighl
tcnt u cpIl formation in the new in,
cline Ito quality " c0nl improves
with the depth .Eiko'a coal Mmd al
are petty ruro't0 make things livel,
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There Is more Catarrh in this sec.
ton nf the country than all other dis
eases put together, and until the last
lew years was supposed to lie incur.
able. For \ great man. years doc
tors pronounced il = local disaaae
and prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incuEable
Science haI proven caiarrh IL. be,.a
constitutional disease. and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
ilalPs Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by j.. j. Cheney & Co, Toledo. Ohio,
is the only constitutional cure ou the
market. II is taken internally in
doses from IL drops To u tea5puonfuI.
1t acts directly ON, the blood and .mu-.
cous surfaces ~ the System. They
offer II hundred dollars for any case
it fails to cnre. Send for circulara
nnd testimonials. Address,.
Address. f. j., CHENEY & CO.,
Solo by Druggists. Toe,
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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lFROM TUESDAYS DAILY.l


VI ~ oIdIhS ua" IN interesting
notice elsewhere III this il lie.
George w. Grey, nu old time stage
driver oft'arson dropped dead Monday
= orninR, while sweeping the sidewalk
IN front II the Monarch sal III. lie
was II Native Of Massachusetts. aged
shout 40 ycara.
SKIN hffrc ions will readily iii .ap
pear by using DE Wits Witch Hazel
oalye.. LIoK out for co mterfrIt-. IL
yen get UewItI's you will gel gnut!
results IL liz the quick and positive
cure for piles. ElRu Drug Company.
In the year 1890 the sale of hostage
stamps in the United STATES amount
ed to SlI.G97.7D. which is twice Tin.
amount ~ sRles Of 1855. and three
me the amount Of the sales al 1881.
The post office department Ii Keeping
up with tue times.
Rev 4. l.. Morse delivered An in
teresimg hciure on TEMPERANCE To a
large crowd at the Presbyterian
Church last Eight. He will lecture
every nishi this week aud the public
generally il invited.
Stanley Peak, recently guard at
the prison, has enlisted ON the Wis.
consIh IN II musician. Two or three
other members Of tie n, vada State
Is md are contemplating eulisting
thereon. The Wisconsin ia IL battle
rhip.-Carsou News.
IL people only knew what we know
about kudOl Dyspepsia Cure. il
poulJ he used in nearly every hou q.
holt, III there are few people ho do
not ruiIer from u feeling ~ fuiIness
after rHtinp, belchruV. hhulrnr.
our stomach or water brarh. cause 1
bJ indigestion or ~ pepRia. 4 prep.
nratrun such ne Kodul Dy spep iat:urr
which with no and from tile stomach,
will digest yonr food, certain can,
help but do ,ou good. Elko Drug c..
Yesterday afternoon Jailer Bcve.
riige received IL telephone message
from fuscarora stating That II horse.
saddle Hnd bridle Ind been stOl.n
from } =. Byrnr ~ Independence
alley. tie telegraphed to officers up
and dnwD the road ut Unce md last
evening he rec' ived n telegram fro II
Constable McAdHms that tie Ind
Lrnnd the sto n property mt PAlisadp
md would go to Browswe after the
thief. Nothing further has been
heard from him.
Tho annu Il debate between the
Tn versity ~ U'ah 81 the University
~ Nevada will take I.lace Frila,
evening Of this week IN tue u, NINA
ium. An interesting contest Is e1,
pected. Nevada will defend tlI.
ne tative sido 81 the question, Re
solved that the promotion of indusir r,
by subsidy. hOuus or bounty 10 bat
ruhlic policy in the United Slatcs. :
Ut"h will uphold the affirmative. -
JUnrhaI,
Tie INDEPENDENT hn' received nd
vance sheets OF Appletons' Annua
u clopedia mud Register ~ Impor
ant vents of the year 1909. J
claims I" TO absolutely accurate or
oil cut J ,cia. but u glance at tho puger
devoted m Nevada skaters the cIaii
and throw" donbt ON the accuracy o
any thing tho book contains. Unde
tue bend Oi @PUdu IL" 10 found th,
following: "Tho number Of cattle III
the State Ia eetimutcd nj 2O.OOO. M,
u sheep from 5.0OO.ND IA 5000, Gov
Tho WOOL clip VIA estimated nj
pounds u head
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Case or AbsentnIndrdn.as.

We have hear.i ~ Il mar stealing
n rel hot stove, md last wo IL a mnn
hitched n team 10 ann'her mau's
wagon that wHs et milmg IN the
Ht . ct, Int n 7esiien, ~ Hawthorne
takes the cake. ILL., drose from
ilaw horne Ia the Ccnini mipo in
the night, loaded u CABIN on tho
wiRnn and hauicd Il Ia his nine in
Ncyer-wont Gulch W. !. Don llnss.
who owns the luuIWr. trac'icd the
cnlprit who rRpla urd: "NoR Billy
Duggle. I tclle yOu the ird...so help.
n me Nose; [ dun't.a kno y I take II,
Sure mud homes, Billy Du4glc. { walk
in my sleep" ilo Ia II pcrs N Of
gront res"urcca. bnt lo Promised to
return the lumber whoa he woke 10,
Walker Lake Bulletin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
FROM THURSDAYS DALI.
ALMAGU NDI.

Mrs. Frank Gedney is quite i'll.
MIR. Ma!hrsh is rel or.e ed much
better today.
Fred Wilson nf Tu .ca ora returned
from 5 IN Francisco last night.
Joe Carroll returned last evening
FROM hi4 trip to the western part Of
the State. ....
Attorney Brown returned from
Eureka last night where he has been
uu legal business.
Char ev and Joe Gardner a.e to lay
putting down II and substantial
side~alk III front Of the Office aud
residence of DR.. Hood.
Railroad officials wore today max.
ing measurements and fixed tile sput
for the new water TANK uedr the
freight de.ot, directly uppusite Mr..
Gardeners carpenter sLop. '
Hhleck Mayer now Ina tree young
badvrrs IN the III. NAL cage ne lr the
hotel pIrk.' they are C inning little
fellows and play like kittens. DUFFY
believes that %!requen: Gu nge. H.
crease the attraction Of ElKu'r Zoo.
A hobo fell off the a. err III the
Osino can! on Yesterday and WIS
brought to the hospital last night.
He was considerably bruiseL up but
will probably be all right III Ii few
days. .-
Tonight Will Wilson and Aube
Litchenberg leave for San FrauclscI
where they will jon the uIariuea band
OF til, batIIeslnp WISCONSIN,. Tile
boys sign for four years and by the
time they return they will have seen
nulf the wOrld.--.Appedl
j. Is. Wright. divisinn s%uperinten-
dent Of the Southern p ,cIiic K abroad
with headqu .rters at Shcsa uentu.
has rendered iIis resignation io take
effect June LIST. II is stated that his
successor viii probably be T.. T..
jones, The present assistant division
superintendent.
4 Southampton Dispatch OF yester.
day say: The cup challenger with
K ny Edward and pr y nu beard WIS
totally dismBsted today hy IL squ III
oil G ives, Isle nf Wight. The Krup,
who was on deck, had a miric IIou-
escape. The top mast, main mast
and buwsprit were broken short off.
Profess " S. B. Dotep, cltomoIngist
OF the STINT u University arrived from
Rem" this morning and proceeded rr
to Slarr valley to make studj of
the worms which a'e destroying the
alfalfa fields and other vegetation in
tlui section. w. W. Buoher j ume,l
hrm here and will accompany him
through the valleys.
Surveys for tho branch line Of III.
Virginia and Tiurkeu q, raiIroad
HfNshN
through Carson valley to California
are completed beg ond the Mountain
| House. and there in Rume ,dtprremr
authority for the rumor rha, the work
Of construc'ion will begin this a
-Carson News.
S"wall Davis, a cRpitnl,si ~ Butte,
Montana, and one of the heirs ~ the
Lannon's Davis millions. is in Elko.
lie. with Mr.. Willis. il tiiakihg nm TX
amiua'u"u Of the Ill possibilities ~
this section and il greatly pIrascd
with what he has seen, As the. ID, ,
ing goes "oulside capital makes the
camp" md wc trust Mr. Davis will lr
II" of The number To assi, I ~ deyel.
F! opiDg Elko's oil iiclls.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
Warming t6 uood Iums

There wa stone thnpwn by,
) oung h%ooiluIns against the Pres6y-,,
terian church last night during the
"d'in IS II Mr.. Morse. rlese youpg
men will pIeasn rememberi that il
they do not st"p til. ir hoo. ilumism
nr"nn the Presbyterinn church, their
names will be published and they
will he arrested aud punished.
BY order ~ the Session Of the fIpfo
Presbyteri IN church. ftstF
Elkc, Nevada May q. 1901. .stSs5S
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24

IA we'll rs the hnndsomest, and
others .nre invited TO call on 'dny
druggist mud getSfrGc atrial bottle 0t
kemp'e Balaam Tor the Throat and
Lungs, II remedy that is guaranteed
1" cnre and relieve all Chronic and
Acute Coughs. Asthma. bronchitis
"nd Consumption. Price pc. ard
5Oc, For sale by Elko Drug Cor 80
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
a HAL Breath

Is the most disgusting thing one eau
be atH C ri with. 1t is nuu;eatnR TO
those with whom you cone in con-
tact. LINES Tea taken ut night,
will keep the stomach and bowels III
their proper condition aud mako
y"nr breath clean. 25c aud SOC a
package. For sale by Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24

al have been suffering from Dys.
pep-i for the past twenty years and
have been unable after Trying NIL
prrpirntInDs "ni physicians to got
any relief. After iuHing one b ntle
III Kohl D!speI sin Cnrrl found re-
lief and AN nov III better health than
have been for twenty yeHrs, ] @n-
not praise kUdUl yaprpsia Enrr too
highly tlIus writer Mrs. .. W. Rob-
er's. North Gre k, ARR. E;hu Drug
Company. ESQ q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-06

The Bulletin, rs cents per month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-06
FUNSTON WRITES HAPPILY

New York, May ga special to the
Sun from Washington says: General
Funston writes from San Isidro, Luz
zon, the following letter to a personal
friend: PROPHECIES made before cleo
ton that the reelection Of Mckinley
would be the death blow Of this bandit
insurrection are being realized TO an
extent that no one would have ventur-
ed to predict three months ago. The
Filipinos of all the central and most
populous provinces Of Luzon. including
Manila, have formed political party
known as the Partido Federal whose
platform is peace under American
sovereignty.
THE movement has spread like a
prairie fire through half a dozen prov
inces, and has completely changed the
attitude of the people from one OF
timid acquiescence In the demands of
the insurgent chiefs to one of open
friendliness for the Americans, and a
desire to actively combat those still
in arms who have claimed to represent
the Filipino people"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-06
FINANCE PEACE TREATY.

New York, May 30.-Peace has been
patched up between the Hill-Morgan
combination, according to the World.
and the Hartman Kuhn-Loeb syndi-
cate In the struggle for the control OF
the Northern Pacific Road. The friend
Hest feeling now exists, and an agree
ment has practically been reached
which will prevent any renewal of the
strife.
The amicable understanding was
brought about through the friendly Of
fees Of George Gould and william X.
Vanderbilt.
Each side has ceased talking about
its respective holdings In Northern Pa
clfc stock. 1t Is said that the Union
Pacific Railroad owns over $4,000 900
In securities OF the Northern Pacific.
James J. Hill, president OF the Great
Northern, is in the city. He has been
In conference with representatives OF
the Northern Pacific and Union Pacific
ever since his arrival. He refuses to
say anything for publication. either in
regard to Northern Pacific affairs or
the conflict with the Union Pacific in
terests.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-06
PLEAS FOR HARMONY
CUBAN RADICALS WAX
WARM OVER CONVENTION
Acceptance Of PLAT Amendment Highly
Satisfactory to Business Interests
People Disposed to Accept
Result With Favor.

New yorr Nav aoA ,,,no,o. .,
the Tribune from uavan, SAYS.
Acouiescence in the will NJ tho m, .
accen,apce n, the plat, amendment, ba I.
been ouickIv to,Iowed hy nIoas ,or
barmonv The miporItv ~ Tho rabid
Radicals r,oro hi,,or aa,,n., ,ho CO.
nor,ors n, ,ho ano,dmon, ,n, ,ha,,
hitterness snds Ii,,,o norr,,r srnnor,
esneci,Iiy whon n hos nnan s,own ,h,,
tho m, iori,, % ,hoso n,h, ,n,od I, ,ha
,fBrmotive wero ., Tho o,ass -, rorn.
i.,ionis,o ,.,,o ,,a s,r,o anh,,,
cenero, ,,crot,s boi,,oosa ,oio,r,u
obou, death ara indonordorco', 10
ridicu,od ara no IL o,,,,soa ,h,, &, 4.
better N live ana n noro ,ho mos,
poss,h,e out n, Iife
Az a, o,so, 20 IN. v,,,o,, oss,,os
General NandpIev ono NJ Tho sar,i,oo
deIeyatea whn vo,oa aa,,ns, ,ha
omopdmo,, ,o,o,ranho, :" hIs -
s,;,uon,s ,ho, ,ha onrn,r, s,a',,, 80
snoc, ,ho ,o,ior =, No oan,an,,o, az,
eho,,a o,r,,o ,or noaoo 80 aaoa a.,
10 condomrod as,,a,,or ans 49,
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Tho ms ior,,, In n,,inr =, nwao,,vo =.
oon,,,co ~: ,ho A,,,a,,,sa, as..,,.,a
o,Sor. ., ,,o r,innr,,, 80 s,,,,,.-
stotamsnts ana nro,os,od .aat,., lie.
radica,s or,,,o,.,nn ,,o ,,ass.i,.. II.
the controversy hod boon 49, a,aar'
once n, onin,on