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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-11

erse of Kirksyille, Mo-, left early Mon
day morning on their eleventh annual
camping and fishing expedition; on the
Charlton, where they will spend a
week as in the ten years heretofore.
1t is an odd fact that the club should
have enjoyed the same pleasure so
many years in succession undisturbed
by the many changes which time so
often brings but so far no change has
ever occurred in the party except in
one occasion about six years ago
when C. D. Fortunes absence was ne
cessitated by a trip to Oklahoma
Mrs. Mabel Huffman, who has been
engaged in teaching school near OF
tumwa, arrived in this city Saturday
accompanied by her little daughter,
Belle, and will spend several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Patterson.
Messrs Joe Davis and Jim Smith
accompanied by Misses Blanche Bur
chett and her cousin, Laura Rogers,
of Shelbina, Mo-, enjoyed a pleasant
drive to Milton Sunday where they
spent the day.
Mrs. M. j. Rundell of Milton return
ed home on Monday after a short Wis
it at the home of Miss Lille Warning
ton.
Leon Marson of Milton has accept.
ed position as clerk in the shoe de
partment of Hill and company's dry
goods store, having succeeded Will
Noffsiger, who has taken charge of the
grain mill, which he and j. M. Smith
have recently purchased of ]. P. Fry.
berger.
Fred Powell of Moulton was recent
guest of friends in this city.
The annual sermon addressed to the
old people of the city was delivered
at the M. E. church Sunday morning
by Rev. j. w. Potter, whose cheering
words and "reminiscences of past
events were listened to with interest
by all present The services are con
Quoted each year under the auspices
of the Epworth League who see that
carriages are provided for the con
veyance of all infirm and aged persons
who wish to attend 1t seemed quite
providential that the extreme heat
which had prevailed for so man,
weeks should have given way on thai
day to twenty-four hours of cool wealth
err with delightful breeze blowing.
Mrs. G. Hazelwood, accompanied by
her son, C. A. Lakewood, left Sunda.
for Keosauqua, where they will spent
several days at the home of Mrs. Cort
Scott.
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Charlton.

Charlton, July 11.-Miss Sadie
Myers, of Illinois, is visiting her old
Charlton friends.
Isidor Oppenheimer left yesterday
morning for Bavaria, Germany, where
he will spend three months. His many
friends will wish him a safe and pleas
ant trip.
The Misses Myrtle and MolIie Hell
fer, of Ottumwa, arrived Tuesday af
ternoon for visit at the home of Con-
ductor A. B. BLY,.
Mrs. Bertha Walker, of Jennings,
Oklahoma, arrived Tuesday after
noon for visit near Russell with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Mason.
Frank Picker has been spending the
past week in Ottumwa with his sister,
Mrs. Rose Case.
Mrs. Everett Merrill, of Humeston,
arrived Tuesday afternoon for visit
at the home of S. S. Willoughby.
Miss Minnie Darrah, one of the oblig-
ing salesladies at the Fair store, is off
for months vacation and left Mon
day for her home n Corning.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fowler, of Grand
Junction, Colorado, visited in this city
the first of the week with Mrs. Chas.
Vance while on their way to Indianola.
Mrs. j. B. Kali, who had been max
ing an extended visit in this city with
her sisters, Mesdames A. e. Dent and
Nellie Glow, and brother Fred Way
nick, left yesterday for Omaha where
she expects to join her husband, and
together leave for a trip to Washing
ton and other points in the west. K.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Dukes, of Solo
mon, Kansas. have returned home af-
ter few weeks visit at the home Of
his father, H. l.. Dukes.
|. Mr. and Mrs. Maltby left the first of
the week for visit with her mother
at Spirit Lake.
Miss Edith Brant has returned home
from her trip to Brooklyn and other
points in New York. Her mother re-
manned for more extended visit.
| Mrs. May Reed of Burlington, re-
turned home last evening after an ex-
tended visit with her mother. Mrs.
John Leonard,
Mrs. A. T. Shepard and daughter,
Mabel, of Battle Creek. Michigan. are
guests at the home of the formers
faihac. s. Bailey.
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Resisted Arrest.

Another disturbance was created in
the city on Saturday night by the
notorious Harry Stevens, who became
intoxicated at the Stevens restaurant
on the east side and in fit of drunk
en- rage struck and kicked his wife
who soon after ordered his arrest
which proved a hard matter to effect
as he fought like mailman, and in
throwing bottle filled with pop at
his son Wilbur who attempted to assist
in his capture, he barely missed strik-
ing G. A. Hazlund in the head. Night
Watch Turner was called who, with
the assistane of three other men final
ly succeeded in over towering him
and he was arrested for assault and
battery and placed in the county jail.
On Monday he was taken before JUS
tice Higbee for trial and upon pleading
guilty was committed to jail for thirty
days. This will keep him imprisoned
until few days before the August
term of court, when he and his son
Wilbur are to be tried. for the attempt
ed murder of Geo. ,Cronnable which
occurred some five or six weeks ago.
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Personal and Otherwise.

s r. l.. Hardy returned Monday to his
home in De Smitt, South Dakota, after
a few days spent in this city on bust
ness. -
Rev. J. W. Potter, Ralph Hill and
Misses Ollie and Alma Rominger left
Monday morning for San Francisco,
international Epworth League convea.
ton, which conyenes in that city this
week.
Mrs. P. P. Palmer and daughter
Mabel have returned from Holdridge,
Nebraska where they have been Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Palmer Master John Edwards,
who accompanied them, remained with
relatives in Oneal, where he will
spend the summer.
J. T. Jones, of Colorado Springs, ar
rived Saturday from Cantril, where he
has been visiting at the home of his
parents and enjoyed pleasant visit
at the Sickle home on Sunday.
Rev. A. H. Collins, wife and family
of Bedford, are visiting at the home
of Mrs. R. ]. Collins with whom they
will remain for some time while Mrs
A. H. Collins remains under the doc.
tors care.
Mrs. R.. ]. Collins has purchased the
Henry Trachsell property, the consid
Grafton being $500. The dwelling is
to undergo repairs in short time
: when the house will be entirely remod
elled and beautiful home will be eff
fected. 49,
IRA Collins, of Kirksville. Mo-, is
visiting at the home of his mother
Mrs. R. j. Collins, with whom he will
remain several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Smith enjoyed q
pleasant drive to Pulaski on Sunday
where they spent the day at the home
of Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. E. l.
Kirk.
Miss Martha Greenleaf spent Sun
day with relatives in Lancaster anG
Glendoow, Mo.
Rev, j. w. Potter delivered a TEN
perance lecture at the German church
of Pulaski on Sunday afternoon ant
secured subscriptions to the amount
Of S105 for the purpose of carrying OF
the liquor prosecutions
Mr. and Mrs. 7. j.. Walton, Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. R. Sheaffer of this city and Yes
Walton of Unionville, Mo-, spent Sun
day in Lancaster, Mo-, where they were
called by the death of their niece, Mrs
Threllpeld, Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. w. Reeves We're tn,
guests of friends and relatives in Yves
Grove Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Waugho mother of Geo
Phillips, of this city, leaves this weel
for Buffalo, N. Y, where she will at
tend the Pan-American exposition am
visit at the home of her son, G. J
Phillips.
The camping pa y composed o
Messrs. John Burgess, G. D. Fortune
w. A. Sheaffer, E. T. Mathews and J
t. Dabney of this city and F. c.. Ira,
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BladenSburu

Bladensburg, July IA number of
Bladensburg people celebrated the
Fourth at Martinsburg.
Miss Lottle Robinson of Ladora
spent the Fourth at the home of DR..
w. F. Parker.
The l. o. o. F. of Bladensburg gave
a supper in honor of Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Phillips at their home west of town.
Mr.. Phillips and family will soon leave
for Nebraska to make their future
nome.
Mrs. w. F. Parker is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George Shaw of He'd
rick.
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hooves the people to use the utmost
care in the way of fire.
Mrs. August Huffman has brother
from Connecticut who is visiting her
family for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gustafson from
Ottumwa were visiting their parents
last week.
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Batavia.

Batavia, July 1l.-Married, at OF
tumwa, July 3, James Burns of this
place, to Miss Leona MCGOWAN of OF
tumwa. Miss MCGOWAN taught school
in our neighborhood for some time and
has wide circle of friends here. Mr..
Burns is a farmer residing near Ba-
tavia. Their friends extend congrat-
ulations.
Henry Greiner son OF James and
Lydia Greiner, died July 3 at his home
in Batavia after several weeks illness,
aged ! year month and days.
Mrs. John Gabbert visited friends at
Ottumwa last week
Rev. Charles Holman and family of
MoLtala visited ayer SUNDAY with. his
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They were out in the orchard shoot
ing them off and the grass took fire.
1t quickly became uncomfortable and
burned large portion of his meadow
and up to and including the Bethel
church and cemetery grounds. The
burning shingles from the church
flew across the road and set fire to
the Widow Springer's meadow and
consumed quite a portion of it also.
Many of the citizens of Frederic and
vicinity attended the celebration on
the Fourth at Abba.
Wash Spere and wife, of Blackstone.
visited his brother John near Blakes.
burg on the Fourth.
The health of this part of the coun-
ty is most excellent. There has not
been any deaths nor cases of small
pox reported for several weeks.
]. 2. Evans, the Smoky Hollow coal
operator, has begun putting the Scav-
enger mines. in shape and will begin
operating them in the near future.
Last Saturday fire broke out again
from sparks from the engine and
burned another portion of the Lean
der Chidester meadow
Mrs. Bescoe was transacting bust
ness with our merchants in Frederic
Saturday.
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or four weeks visiting relatives and
friends They will visit also while
gone, in Green county. Pennsylvania.
Rev. Tenant received two on proba-
ton into the NJ. e. church Sabbath
morning, baptized six and received
twenty into full membership.
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Bunch.


Bunch, July 10.-Mr. and Mrs. Sam.
uel Glassburner, of Henry county, Wis
tied friends and relatives here last
week.
Mrs. Larue Scott and son, Russell,
are visiting her sister, Mrs. D. w.
Baker, of Chillicothe.
Miss Rosa Hoover has returned
home from Bloomfield for vacation.
Frank West, OF Albany, visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Hoover
last Sunday.
There was an ice cream social held
at the home of Samuel Hudgeons last
Saturday evening for the benefit OF
the Sunday school.
William Reynolds was pleasant
caller at the VIM. Brown home last
Sunday evening.
Craig Buckheart and Miss Stella
Hoover were in Bloomfield last Sun
day.
Rev. j. w. Garner held services al
the Pleasant Hill church last Sunday
at 8 o'clock p. NJ
Lowe, Hubert and Nella kiusinger:
visited at the home Of their sister, Mrs
Charles Hamilton, of Ormanville.
Ella Glassburner visited at the E.
Hoover home last Monday.
t. ]. Morrison, of Blackhawk, was
in this city Monday on business.
Mrs. T. J. Morrison gave quilting
one day last week. Quite number
We're present and the quilt was almos
completed
| Quite a number from this place Gel
ebrated at Blakesburg the Fourth. All
report a good time
| Moses Hoover is quite sick.
K. M. Johnson has returned to thi:
place.
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Belknap.

Belknap. July 10.-Will Bratton OF
Missouri City, Mo-, was sent here from
Galitan. Mo-, to take E. B. Hooker's
place as night operator. He l. accom-
panied by his wife and they are board
ing at the hotel.
George Matlock of Sigourney spent
Matlock and wife.
A number of our people spent the
Fourth at picnic on Soap Creek,
while others celebrated in Ottumwa.
and still others visited relatives and
friends in Bloomfield.
S. F. Mcconnell and wife of Bloom
field spent the Fourth here with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Dode Hathaway of Bloomfield
returned here Wednesday night from a
visit with relatives at Mcpherson,
Kansas.
Mrs. Charley Box and son, Glen, of
Eldon, are visiting here at the parental
w. L. Mccormick home.
Walter Mum had the misfortune to
accidentally shoot one of his fingers
last week. The shot passed through
lit. The wound seems to be getting
along all right.
Rev. NJ E. Moore announces COM
munion services at the IL o'clock SER
vice.
T. E. Putnam and wife visited in OF
tumwa Wednesday night and Thurs
day with Mrs. Putman's sister, Mrs.
L. G. Carnes.
A little daughter was born Satur-
day morning to ]. N Greathouse and
wife.
| Stiles Putman'S team ran away this
morning with the mower. No serious
damage was done.
A reunion of the Mum family was
held Thursday at V. D. Bells. All
were present except Add Mum and
wife of Drakeville and ]. l.. Mum and
family of Des Moines.
Doc Thompson reports the founda
ton for the new school building nearly
completed and as soon as that is fin
ished he expects to begin framing the
timbers.
Startling Knuckles was born August
Ia, 1926, in Paris, Edgar county, Hi
nois Was married to James Taylor
June 4, 1S43, in Clay county. Indiana
Came to Iowa October 16, 1852. De
parted this life June 80. 1901. Was "A
|
the time of her death. She united
with the United Brethren church il
1912 and remained faithful member
until the close of her life. She was
laid to rest by the side Of her husband
in Mars Hill cemetery. She was the
mother of nine children, three O.
whom with their father, have gone
to the better land. At the time of hel
death she resided with her son, A. J
Taylor and wife, who, with her many
friends, did all in their power to re
lieve her sufferings.
Mrs. ]. j. Roll of Pratt, Kansas, and
sister, Ollie Putnam of this place, were
callers Tuesday at Mrs. Mary Sharon S
i The Ladies Aid society of the M. E
church served ice cream the evening
of the Fourth in the Congregational
church yard.
T. G. Davis and wife left Tuesday
noon via the Rock Island for a shor
visit with their children in Colorado
Mrs SADIE Blankinship at Goldtield
and G. A. Davis at Boulder City.
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ID Severe Cases of
Diarrhoea and Cholera Morbus
USE ONLY
MULL's LIGHTNING PAIN KILLER

TIE Great Healer
promptly destroys any poisons
and ferIne ntatious,i in the bowels.
There's perfect safety in it's use
as it does not contain opiates
and poisons. Safe for the most
delicate child or invalid. Keep
tin the house;. carry it in your
grip. Csc bottle at any drug
store or sent. by the lightning
Medicine CO., Reck Island, Ill.
Mull's Grape Tonic. sures
stomach troubles, Soc.
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)T IOuT weeks VlSltlIlS TeldtiNSS duo
friends. They will visit also while
gone, in Green county. Pennsylvania.
Rev. Tenant received two on proba-
ton into the M. E. church Sabbath
baptized six and received
twenty into full membership.
Butler.
Butler, July 10.-Mrs. NJ A. Watts
was at A. J. Burgess Monday.
Henry Deutschle was in Oskaloosa
Tuesday.
May Roberts was in Fremont Satur-
day.
James Burgess spent the Fourth
with relatives at Rose Hill.
Ed. Perry and wife spent the
Fourth at Eldon Mrs. Perry's little
brother came home with her for Wis
Rose Woodland. is quite sick.
Mrs. ]. c. Watts was in Hedrick Sat-
urday.
Lille Palmer was in Hedrick Sat
urday
j. w. Morrison went to Hedrick Sat
urday evening.
S. A. Stroud of Hedrick was in But
Ter Saturday.
M. Bennett and wife spent the
Fourth at Charles Nevis.
John Spier's children of Martins
burg spent Friday at Peter Roberts.
Mrs. Harley Scott was in Hedrick
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gary were in He'd
rick Saturday
Carrie Burgess is visiting relatives
in Rose Hill.
Joe Jones was through Butler Sat
urday going to Hedrick.
Harry Watts gave an ice cream So
cial in his new barn Saturday night
There was large crowd and all re-
port a good time.
May Roberts starts to Chicago Mon
day to attend the Chicago university.
chequest.
Chequest, July 11.-Ray Gates and
Miss Ella Inning, of Leando, passed
through this place early Sunday morn
ing to visit at the home of Dr.Shreaves
near Troy.
Everybody from here celebrated the
Fourth at Keosauqua and report an
excellent time.
w. H. and F. S. Harryman made a
flying trip to Keosauqua Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Channel of near
Douds, visited last Friday at the F. S
Plowman home.
| Grant Buckles and family, of Lean.
| do, Sundayed with friends here.
| Quite number Of our young PEG.
pie attended the tabernacle meeting
at Leando each evening this week.
Ed Dooley, of Pleasant Hill, spent
over the Fourth with Waldo Harry
man and they celebrated at Keosau
qua.
Mrs. Thomas Gardner is rejoicing
over the arrival of a little daughter.
/ I. j. Hanshaw, of LeandO, was I;
caller here Sunday evening.
Rev. Catlan filled his regular ap
pointment at Providence over Sunday
Deputy County Auditor VIM. Haney
and family, of Keosauqa, were visitors
here Monday.
Earl Parks and Miss Maud Han
shaw were united in marriage Sunday
June 80, at this place. The best wish
es of friends so with them.
Mrs. Geo. Zachan and son Will,
spent Sunday with Ed Green at Lean.
do.
Mrs Jas. Jones and son Thomas
were visitors over the Sabbath at thu
Mccullough home.
RUDE Shreaves, of Troy, was call
Ter here Monday morning.
Miss Pearl McCloskey returned tt
Eldon Monday and her sister, Bertha
went to Troy, where she will remain
for an indefinite period of time.
----
Bunch.
Bunch, July 10.-Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Glassburner, of Henry county, Wis
tied friends and relatives here las
week.
Mrs. Larue Scott and son, Russell
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Pulaski.

Pulaski July 1l.--The Pulaski cele
bration was very we'll attended con.
sidering the heat and dust, They met
in the school house grove about 1C
O'Clock where an interesting program
was given. Rev. U. s. Smith deliver,
ed the Grafton and Miss Mable Ander.
son read the Declaration of lndepend
ence. Good music was furnished by
the band Amusements claimed a
good part OF the day. In the morning
the Bloomfield and Milton teams play
ed an interesting game Of baseball
and in the afternoon occurred a game
hstgssa the Pulaski 500 Gantril
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Hazel Dell.

Hazel Dell, July 10.-Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Hyatt, of Ottumwa, visited Fri
day with the latter's brother, j. M.
Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harlan have re-
turned from visit with relatives in
Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Kreiger and
Mrs. Philip Schwartz, of Amador
spent the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Myers.
John Evans, of Ottumwa, was a
guest at the E. Harsch home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Millisack, of brakes.
vile, spent the Fourth in Ottumwa.
Monday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Jackson.
Mrs. Sarah Hill spent few days
last week with her sister, Mrs. Dora
Kendall and Mrs. N. Wilson, both of
Ottumwa.
| Roy Gift attended the celebration at
Abba the Fourth.
| o. Albertson had the misfortune to
have a fine colt die Wednesday even.
ing
j. P. Hollingsworth and family Sun
dayed with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jackson
Elmer Hendricks and brother Will
attended the celebration at Blakes
burg.
/ Mrs. S. ]. Nation is visiting with
her granddaughter, Mrs. F. l.. Dexter
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Grips, of Ottumwa
visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
James Bailey.
/ Munterville.
Munterville, July 10-A very dis
astrous fire, occurred Friday west OF
Munterville, on the Leander Chidestel
farm. 1t seems as if the boys were
shooting firecrackers where the FIRE
!: started, so the fire, caught in that way
and commenced in the. pasture soutl
of,the house and going over the entire
fine pastare of several hundred acres
and the wind was from the northwes
which carried the fire to the Bethe
Methodist church which was burned
!. and totally destroyed, although quite
number of the farmers We're doint
. their utmost to get control of the fire
ut then jumped across the road int
the Abe Springer farm where it burn
ed over $50 worth of hay, when b,
!, hard work the fire was put out. Nearl,
all the meadows are so dry now tina
. aze gan;G burn aAy plaza ana II hi
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-29

The County bill as drawn makes the
mistake Of placing the salaries OF
county officiais too high. High sala.
ries to officials of the centralized
government has evidently inculcated
the idea that a man holding a public
ONCE must be paid two or three times
as much as he would be paid for SINH
lar duties in private life. Unless in
counties having $4,000 inhabitants OF
over. the salaries OF the various coun,
~ officials should not exceed 5000
per year for the sheriff. $2.soo for the
county clerk and $4,000 per year for
the treasurer. register of deeds. pro
bate judge and county surveyor. The
salaries fixed by the bill for coroner.
assessor and county superintendent OF
schools and for the commissioners
should stand as they are, but cut the
others down. Two thousand dollars q
year is a good. big salary for any
county oficial and particularly so In
a new and growing Territory like this.
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OF eourse these attorneys do not ap.
pear for their health Someone has
to pay them and that someone Il the
taxpayers Of the Territory. With
three attorneys in the ONCE Of the At
torney General drawing . combined
salary of $le,so0 the question natural
~ arises why cannot someone Vi
them appear for the Board OF Health
instead Of that body having to hire
other attorneys at . good big fee
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-29

The bin OF Senator Kanuha TO pro-
vide for the sending of ten Hawaiian
youths each year to the United States
to be educated is good one. and one
that should be passed. No measure
that the Legislature has had before 1t
win do more 10 place the Hawaiian
people In favorable light before the
people OF the United States than this
one to educate some Of her youth In
the States. 1t viii show to the people
that Hawaiians are fullfiedged Amer.
lean eitixsns, as they claim to be. and
that they are interested In advancing
their race in every possible way.
Contact OF the youth Of this Territory
With the young men or the States N
he various colleges OF the country
will result In much good for Hawaii.
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.McGlElDl, POND { Co.

In addition to College Hills" su
burb. we ofer the following city prop
erty:
$4,000 House and lot soxsoo at Sea
View.
s.. 2o0-6-room house, stables, etc. in
Puunui. Lot l0oxl00.
y, 0o0-7-room house. servants quar-.
tiers, fernery, etc. Located on
Prospect St. commanding magni-
fcent Ocean view.
1850 Groom house. ane lanai. Splen.
didly located near Oahu College.
IS. o0o--x acre. Kalfhi 5room cot.
tage. stable, servants house. etc.
Near Kamehameha ". road
S. zoe 7-room house On Berefania
avenue. Lot % feet wide. runs
through 10 Young street
"a, Oo0-Lot 1oox1oo, Kewalo. Contain
ing s cottages.
$500 - acre for subdivinion Just o.
Lilfha street.
IS. 00e-Iot 1lex1So On Keeaumoku
street. near Wilder avenue.
s.. $50 Choice ut Sox17s 1t head 81
AnApuni skxeet
Detailed information win be given
upon applfcatioa It oar once-
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And SO the Executive Council
thinks that the House should furnish
Secretary Cooper with the original
copies Of the journal of the House.
Strange, Did anyone suppose the
members of the Executive Council
would have any other opinion. than
that possessed by Dole and Cooper!