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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Ing add San Simon. from which oil can
be drawn IN case Of an emergency.
Several boys AZ the local shops have
requested The Citizen 60 publish the
fact that AT arrangements have boon
perfected fot the maChinlstH' picnic
The committee submits the following
iluglo call at n. m meet 40 city
park and depart az a. m arrive at
picnic grounds no a. m Introductory
speech, Grand chorus national hymn
refreshments. foot race for men
prize sack race. f0r men. viewing
scenery refreshments; game ~
quiOta. Grand dinner; chorus. o..
freshmenia blind COW game. chorus
refreshments dancing will continue
the ontir" day
Plans have been prepared Tor two
new special cars that arr t. be- con.
struUted ut Topeka. presumably De-.
fore a great while Work for the ON
pluyos in the coach shop has been
slack for some time and Will pro.
badly continue so for few weeks yet
This ~ due to the fact that an unuro.
Csdontcd passenger traiiic iR being
handled hy the Santa Pc Last winter
the number Of people who travelled
over this read seemed unparalleled.
largely because Of the elegant ac.
Commodations which we're offered win.
ter tourists To the Pacific coast The
limited was an exceedingly popular
train, and proved winner for che
Santa Fc passenger department Hut
since the opening of summer the In.
crease In thu number Of people traycl.
ing has continued. Now most N the
passenger equipment is out ON the
road. aud perhaps viii De- TOT a few
weeks OF until after the Fuurth Then
the coaches viii begin coming In. bust.
ness in the coach shop will pick up
and the employees there will mako
good whatever time that has boon
lost
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06


Jerry Muuohan the whittier and Ia.
cal statesman. appeared In Justice
Crawford court this morning and en-.
tered plea uf not guilty 20 the ac.
cusatiun o. intent 90 kill upon an
Information sworn out by Daniel Mo.
rarity the h0rscshner az J Korber a.
Co.'s shops Ia the testimony of the
complaint it was declared that Mona.
han had threatened Co draw knife
from righ, TO left on the body OF
Murarity al o'clock this morning. but
the iattor prevented the assault by
sprinting around "A wagon. where he
picked up stone and hurled II at his
opponent. jacob kurber. who wit.
messed the proceedings. Corroboratcd
tho statement as above related. Jerry
Nas then called upon To make his OK.
PLANTATION lie denied having made
any such threats. but admitted that he
took his bE.le from his pocket Ia whit.
tle with when the quarrel was In pro.
gross At any rate. the Judge thought
me uncuso sufficient 10 warrant In
holding jerry over until the next SEES,
sion Of tho grand jury IN the sum OF
fiuD
Vivian Mora an cmpioyc Of Emil
hloluwoU slaughter pens, came 20
tho pruprlctor.s Third street meat mar.
kot this morning aud demanded 10
cents how the clerk. George Ever
hhrit Tho clerk did not comply with
che request and Mora started after
him with butcher knife. but Ever.
harlU hpa lci him on with Clcavcr
Mora was arrested and fined $40
4 stranger giving his name az
tpurgo llpos was arrested yestcrda,
uu North Second street by Marshal
NCNilln rpon complaint by the pa
rents of little girls Jones is about 81
years old aud while under the innu
,u,u uf liquor umusCs himself by ON
brpcing and kissing little Urls. lie
was lodged in jail yesterday and this
morning wns given thirty days In the
county haftile. but the sentence was
TemItted upon h.J promise OF leaving
town at once
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
cERRILLos

From the Register
Miss Burta Rogers returned from
inmy whore she had been visiting her
sister Mrs Ed Herman.
Thos llcaly and Ton. Jones left FOR
"a ten DAYS visit Co Santa Rosa and
vicinity JACK CapuH holds down the
ice wagon while Ne llealy iH gone
pr Roberts. who has been at the
hospital lot some time, returned and
is again attending tO his practice
which has been looked after by IN
J.. n Johnson during his absence.
}. NJ. Rogers aud family started for
the pccus where they viii pass the
time chafinp fish stories and working
ON mica claim which Mr.. Rogers has
In that district They expect 10 be-
gone about ten days or two weeks.
Dr. A. y Phillips aud wife visited
friends in CorrilloA The doctor 70
ports everything progressing nicely AZ
the live Oak and the outlook good. He
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
capltallsts Comma.

According 10 the latest Information
received from senator Andrews OF
p,nuHylya " was learned to-day
that that gentleman will arrive In this
city ON Tucsdgfy evening. July ., lie
viii bo accompanied by his party OF
capitalist on the following day the
party VIII be- escorted over the sur.
voyod route Of the santa Pc, Albu
querque A. Pacific railroad by Socre
tary j. n. saint 90 San Pedro. thence
TO Pinos Wells and back TO Santa re
Il will require weeks time In which
tu inspect tho route as mapped out
and az the conclusion IA meeting OF the
company ana capitalists will be held
either IN Santa Fe or Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

says s. n Elkins Ia working two
shifts On the tunnel which 10 being
driven in ON the Cunningham
Mrs VIM Ramsey aud Mr.. and Mrs.
wagner Of Bland were AZ the Palace
few days this week. the ladies sight.
seeing around Ccrrllios while Mr..
Wagner wac looking after the moving
Of the old boiler from the COchltl
Gold Mining Company's pumping
works 20 the Star mine near Bland.
Tho eminent mining engineer G. N.
Hallott and W n. stevens. an Albu,
qucrque assaycr, were out 10 Golden
and San Pedro. doing some lnyestl.
eating for party " Illinois capitalists.
These men are first class mining ex.
ports aud their report will have great
weight With every one who knows
them, so We may expect something To
Dee done 10y the Illinois people " they
really want 10 invest In promising
claims FOR development
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Williams, AriKr In Ruins--Loss VII
Reach over $1,000. 900.

Reach over $1,000 900.
Special 20 The Citizcn
Williams. A. r. July Williams.
lD Tar aH the business portion ~ the
town ia concerned ia practically wipe
on the fac Of the earth Fire broke
out In the store OF + 4 Fleming from
a lamp that was LETT burning on ac.
count of "a defect iu the electric plant
last night Iho losses go far ~ tho
principal ,ncH are concerned stand
about aa follows.
j. r. Parker. owner Hotel Tulfreo,
$4,000 Geo. q Young Williams News
Office and building $4,000. NJ Salz.
man 100000 Poison Bros. $50 600:
~ l.. RnnnHy s2l 1000. r. A. Fleming.
$1,000 vs. A. bodsun. a. UoO a. W.
Martin. $1,000. VIM Hayward. gt2..
600. = G. phclhn s. 900. Jos Johnson.
$1,000 a. N Twitty, 5000. Jas.
Walsh. 1000 Julius Wotzler. 1000:
49, D. Swcotwood. $4,000. Cap. =.
Smith a Go 81 900; Harry Loeb 81
$3.50. Attorney Ashurst. s. jOO.
These are among the principal los
sees. Il ia impossible at this writing
10 got the cNect loss but the most con.
scr,atiye estimates places the loss at
one million dollars, 4 very small per
cent b. covered by insurance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
Mey.s from the Wet.

Special Correspondence.
Shawnrs. y NJ. June 3O--OeorRa
Woiloy. with hH water service OUTFIT.
baF been here several days and hau
just completed laying q pipe line and
erecting stand pipe. whereby the Wa
ter tank can now Boz Nllod direct from
thc stand ripo while ou tho side track.
This win save hauling the water car
from iaguna
Bob JohuFon who has been acting
as pumper has been relieved by w.
a. Strattuu. OF Kansas city. John
son resumed bis regular duties with
Mr. Rolloy'B uutht
Mrs W. A. Saunders haa Just re-
turned from visit 20 Albuquerque.
The inetHfant hot weather was bro.
ken Saturday night by a splendid
shower
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
NEW MEXICO TOWNS.
Deming, Captain, Roswell, Ratod,
Pennington, CerriIos, Santa re.
SHORT INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.
oEMiNo

From tho Herald.
Dcming and Luna county will cello.
brntc the glorious Fourth. by hanging
up about 500 in prizes.
There % q gentleman In town look.
inR over the Doming ore mill with a
Wow 70 purchase or lease.
Mrs. Henry Faust found Young
American eagle in front uf her door
the other morning. alive and we'll.
How the bird came there is mystery.
w r. Smith returned homo quite
SICK from q visit io Nacosari Mexico.
tie says they are working zoo men
there and that u ls great camp
Jim Cox. brother of Deputy sheriff
ODE Cox. uf this city has come 60
Drming io reside. tie ~ steady and
straightforward young man aud has
accepted u position az night hartpnd.
ar at the DcminE saloon
Perry lhbgfurd the young man who
was shot through the mouth and
neck 10y the accidental discharge Of
"a revolver in the hands Of Louis
ahrinor % couple of weeks ago. b. now
out Of OF danger aud recovering nice.
~ tie viii not even be- disngurcd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

The base bail game sunday after.
noon at tho Hlr grounds. between tho
Old Albuquerque club and the Como
EHtamoa resulted in the close score
Of t0 Z Zoo favor of me old town
boys Great credit iH given 20 joe
ppCorc. che Ola town pitcher. two hits
only bpuE made IN hls delivery vii.
IIams anu henderson the heavy hit.
ting catcher and third base ~ the
( Como E.iamuF were completely
az sea ani could not solve Pocorc'a
/ tNistprs Tho victorious club gave
| prrurr splendid support
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
MIalakea In no caIendar

IN the pleasant plaza az Santa Us
o. an historic monument erected to tho
soldiers NhI fcll ln the war OF the re-
bolll0u ON each side of the base %
thp monument are marble panels with
engraved inscriptions 90 the soldiers
dead Ou jhr south side ~ the monu'
mcut the inscription contains the word
FEBRUARY A fcw days ago a party
of odd timers we're holding d confab
in the plaza and thr building Of tho
monument came up " was claimed
hy ono OF che party that the iuscfip-
tInn must have hoon written by a Mia-
f0uuau and that hp did not know how
to spell llr pointed 90 the woFd
FEBRUARY GOA The monument in proof
uf hIs assertion and insisted that tho
word needed another "r' after tho
Feb This was promptly denied BY
an the old timers present and q caleu-
dar Wns procured AFTER a close In.
spectau n was decided that the calcn-
iar makers dii not know how 10 cor
rnCtD spell thr second month in tbs
year. nu1 heretofore. aa Ia the past
u santa TO- q viii ho FEBRUARY %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

A few DAYS ago several hundred cat
lie. being loaded onto cars al Mag
dalena. Btampedod and the cowboys
had hard time rounding them up
again. Several OF the cowboys were
knocked down and trampled upon, but
the most seriously hurt was II. T.
Mnyberry no was To have accompa'
MED the cattle 20 Kansas city. but
he was compelled 20 remain behind on
account of his injuries
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Word he's been received that Romul0
Luccro. 90! PuEamuutD. Union county
killed his sheep hrrdrr Some DAYS
ago Mr iuupfo came Goo springer Ion
a load IF provisions and remained a
few days con business ON returning
90 his ranch hiss wife told him that thl
sheep heIet had luallt0d her boz hi'
absence. Mr.. lucrru Immfdiutnl5
hunted no the sheep hDrdCr aUd shot
him through tho body ten times
Springer Sentinel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

This afternoon ut 3.tu Gladys, the
yearold daughter Of Garfield Hughes
died from brain foyDr The little one
had been sick several days iipr pa.
rents are stricken with grief over the
death Of ttelr only child lho funeral
will take place from tho residence 0i
Thomas Hughes SO COS south Walter
street, az o'clock b no. tomorrow
BRO. G. A. Bnknr OF the Methodist
Episcopal church will have charge of
the service lnipIWDut Iu fnlrflrw
cemetery. Friends of tbD family iu
yltod % attend
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Great condemnation was felt hy tho
friends OF NJ A. llogarty of Lexington.
KY. whom thoy saw hc was turning
yellow, llis skin slowly changed col
or also his eyes ana ho suffered ter
rihly Ills mnlady was yellow laun
dice Tie was treated by tho best doc
tors. hut without benefit Then hu
was advised 90 Try Electric BltterH. the
wonderful stomach ana liver romandy
and ho writes. After tasting two bot
tics Nas wholly cured A trial
proves as matChloas merit Tor all
stomach liver and kidney troubles
Only 5Uc Sold by j. 49, ORcilly &
Go. druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
re cirY COUNCIL.

a ausy Session for the Members
Considerable Business Transacted.
a. thH regular meeting of the city
council last night ali members were
present excepting MHy0r % y Marion.
Aldermen NeMlou and ~ = poWHrH.
tho chair being occupied by Alderman
Frank Mckee
Minutes 0f the laHt regular meet
Ing were then road and 900 objections
being offered flr any alterations they
we're approved as read
A numb .r oi new bills we're read
and referred % the various respective
co nmitteos. u was moved and second
"a 90 approve tho report ~ the finance
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
coLoREo MINERS.
They Fight and One Is Shot at the
Catalpa Mine.

Catalpa Mine.
Special 90 The Citizen,
Gallup. ~ M July Yesterday az
tcrnoon gOme Colured miners at the
Cntalpa mine got into a row over
drinking one Jackson called Frank
Williams liar Williams struck
Jackson with his fist who rctaliated
by shuotna Williams twice with q re
yolyer Ono shot went through the
shoulder blade. crushing II badly, and
the other went through the body near
the stomach. She sherin followed
Jackson with an Indian trailer three
miles Ia the hills 90 the south. but
night coming ON the trail was ahan.
lOucd Another culuIcd miner shot
himself accidcntly In the leg, at Ca.
talpa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
slRTwELL FUNERAL sGRwcee.
Occurred This Mornina-Body VIII BE
Shipped East--His Last Letter.

Occurred This ina--Body VIII BE
Shipped East--ttis Last Letter
Funeral services over the remains
uf Francis J. Birtwcll. whose tragic
death on the upper Rio Pccos was
chroniclcd In The Citizen last satur.
day anu Yesterday. took place at the
strong undcrtakins parlors this morn
INK at 10 O'Clock. there being present
quite large circle VI friends The
services were conducted by Rev. e..
A. Bunker. The remains will be
taken to the depot tonight and In rc.
sponse To telegram viii be- shipped
10 Dorchester Mass. for ntermont
Mrs. Birtwell, the young bride. will be
unable 20 accompany the remains uf
her husband east
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

committee pnd warrants we're ordered
paid
A petition signed by a number "
Enc rnaid nta and business mon ~
north Thin. street pr0toatb. osnlnst
nuisance 'rum public houses boz that
vicinity specially after midnight. was
presented tD the council The matter
was referred iu the police committee
Tho arm ui TUu A Gradl asked per
mission lf the council 90 place
weighing scale iu front uf their store
on north Third street The privilege
waH granted
Tho report OF city Marshal McMulln
fur thr mo Ith uf June showed Sass col.
i',tDd in UUrs and seventy Eve nc,
rests Wpru wHdr.
City Cl.t g. W Mcdlor made his
report and Same vas referred Go tho
finance committee lot their approval
NDgurdins iu the report OF city PLY
Stefan John g. ponrcp Tor the month
ending July ist t Was shown that that
officer made twenty visits and twenty
eight office cancellations There
were uluo deaths iu tho city IN June.
four OF which wtrn caused uy con
sumption. two from ontorltlB. heart
disease. one. cerebral hcmorrhaRo.
ono autirnIur ut the brain. one or
thiB number. three wurr residents ~
tho city ana six were uon.rcaidents
During the same period twelve births
are recorded sta males aud six ~.
males.
Doc tho report Uf the IRE department.
chief N NuppD recommended the pur.
chase OF luu feet OF new hose His
report was referred to the nro com.
miaHiuucrH.
city Treasurer T.. u ChambcTlin
made bis report. which be- as follows.
RECEIPTS
balance, june tHt...........tG ,T81 80
Received g. h. Nowhall col.
lcctor ................... 1883
Received d W Mcdler. clerk. 467OO
Received Tuus. MCMillin. mar.
marshal ................ $3.50
DISBURSEMENTS.
Warrants paid ............ b5bH6
Paid interest coupon sewer
bonds ..................... 5000
Paid interest coupon bonds 100
balance. jug lat ............ 1853
An adjourned meeting OF the city
council viii be- held one night this
week when all bills and accounts will
bc audited aud pail by the city Tor thu
quarter just ended
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

The greatest healer OF modern
times Is Banner Salve for cuts. wounds
sores. pilos and all skin diseases IL
rs guaranteed Use no substitute.
Alyhrado Pharmacy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Cuts ana bruises are healed by
Chamberlain Pain Balm Boa about one
third tho time any other treatment
would require bUuH uf It autlsDp
tic qualities which cause thr parts q,
heal without maturntiun For sale b,
an durWatt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Eugene Edsau agent FOR inc BLAND
Transfer COMPANY at ,nOrutou az
rived hero th.a morning and during
the day H.I boz o hNF supply of ommu.
milton with which hs PROPOSES 90 SHAY
an the wild animals that cross hiH
path while enjoying tao wresg ynca-
ton near 20 suIphuTH While absent
hiss position 40 tho famous gatcwaf ip
the ChiChiti gold mining district F.l
De- occupied by brother ~ Mort WaE
oncr. proprietor OF the stage line
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Science taH found that rheumatism
IN caused hy eric acid boo the blood
This poison should bo o2cfctrd by thr
Kidneys folcys Kidney Cure AWAY b
makes them Wrll Alynrudo phl.
mnru
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

The piles that annoy you so will be
quickly and permantly healed " you
use DeWitts Witch Hazel Salyr.
Beware of worthless countorfcitH
Cosmopolitan Pharmacy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

% iH easier 90 Keep woll than 400 see
cured DyWitt't Little Early RIHUrl
taken noW and then VIII always frsI
your bowels be- perfect order ThD'
never grip. hut promote an easy ggu
Co., action Cosmopolitan Pharmacy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

bad Circulation The Of Of the Ills chat with ola age with
j. a
body moves with l gse aud accuracy Because Of the weak and iegu
Is uiug lsopct and muscles tissues Snd literally tare for
bodily Cold chilly SENSATIONS and down the spine
of
skn, chronic the lower limbs and other d The
ua other
h
die
the or.an quick, healthy action a. the circulation
heat tonic make
Tho 3
fnd mi tloold
a ci As
ru BE- hi ~ s. S in
blood hcgn circulate through BODY
te andt q bout n tia
have u6tl M begin 20 heal pains @ and joints
possible be and
90 charge ol physicians who make study Of blood
and n would Ike % and
shall M
nothing Others have
being much
slrct a. d.rst raccYc
IA mc nD0kO
Dilsdlb Dis.ss rnailri 90 al who dcsfr
ThE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA. IA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Thos. W. Carter Of ASHORE n G..
had kidney trouble and one bottle OF
Foley's Kidney Cure effected % per
feet cure. and ho says There is no rom.
EDDY that will compare with &c. Alya.
rndH Pharmacy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
A Weak Stomach

VIII upset every organ In your bow.
II you arc constipatod. bilious. nory.
GUS, sleenlcss or easily fatigued. try
tostetter = stomach Bitters II uuieta
the nerves improves the appetite and
makes rich, pure blood. u cures all
forms OF stomach disorders. such as
indigestion, constipation and dyspep.
tla. II has been doing this for the
past hny years A fair trial will con.
vince you
BE sure HOSTtTTER'S
you get STOMACH
the genuine. BITTERs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

The Burton-lingO Lumber company
OF Texas filed Incorporation papers Ia
the Office at Territorial Secretary },
w Reynolds. The capital Is $500 900.
divided int 5000 shares, and the New
Mexico headquarters are az Roswell
CLay,g county. object the lumber
bu .uoaa Tho iucorporators and 81.
rcCtors are j. g. NAPLES. president
T.. H Lingo. vice president W bur.
ton. treasurer and general manager;
r. g. Galbrath, all of Fort Worth
TpNnR
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06

Those famous little pllls DeWitts
Little Early Risors. COMPEL your liver
and bowels to do their duty thus Civ
nr sou pure rich blood to recuperate
your body Are easy tn take. Never
rripe Cosmopolitan Pharmacy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
PENITENTIARY COMMISSION

The territorial board a. pcuitontiary
commissioners met az the penitontiary
yesterday aud transacted routine bust.
ness All the members were In atten.
dance az follows: President r. a.
Pierce. Of as Vegas, Secretary Col
j. Francisco Chayos. OF santa Re,
Hon. Juan Navarro. Of Mora. Hon. j.
r. Mclaughlin, Of san Pedro. and
Louis ilfcld. OF Albuquerque
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
ROARD On PuRI.IC LANns-

The board Of puhlic lands met yes
terday forenoon In the Office of Terri
torial Land Commissioner A. a. Keen
at Santa re. and transacted routine
hueiuoaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
A nOMEsTEAn CONTEsT

Hon. H. NJ, Read, Esq, has filed a
contest for a homestead In the federal
land Office ia Santa t' for Caslmlro
Cnayes Va. Dometrio Rivera. the land
being located near Nallocitos. Rio Al
ribn county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
NEW POsToFEfCE.

A pOstOillcC has beoa established at
tia. Lincoln county, with William IL.
Walker postmaster
FOREST SUPERVISOR RESIGNS.
Richard VauX. supervisor Of the cas-
tern ella rereryo. has resigned his pc.
sition. No successor has yet been ap
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-05
ALL IS LOVELY NOW
ACHI SAYS THERE ARE
NO PARTY LINES NOW
Senators Get Through With a Batch
Of BusineSS-Two Loan
Bills Go to the
Committee.

During the afternoon session of the
Senate yesterday Mr.. Achi was in a
very happy state Of mind over his sue
cess In the matter of raising the salary
Of the chaplain Of the upper house and
the matter of the laying of water pipe
from King street to the sea in Kappa
lama in that particular place where
the poor people who live close to the
sea have. for years past, been in the
habit of drinking brackish water. So,
when the session progressed and Mr..
Achi made motion, he said: "Oh,
yes, that will go through all right.
There is no more anger left in the SEN
ate just now. We are all one party
now. out for the good of the people.
Indeed. from the excellent work now
being done in the Senate and the spirit
OF give and take" that seems TO be
resting over the members, 1t would
seem that Mr.. Achi knows whereof he
speaks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-05
Brewers Wharf Causes Kick.

The bad condition Of Brewers wharf
is causing a great deal of criticism
among those employed on the wharf
and merchants whose goods are dis
charged there. The wharf proper Is
much lower than the part under the
shed and, as result in trucking,
everything must be pushed up hill.
Under the shed, the top dressing Of the
macadam has entirely disappeared,
leaving the ground full of holes and
bumps so that truck wheels are broken
and freight often damaged by being
thrown off the trucks as 1t is being re-
moved from the ships side.
The captains of vessels discharging
at Brewers wharf claim that consider
Ing the exhorbitant wharfage charged
here, the Board of Public Works should
see to it that the wharves are kept In
fit condition.