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The Rines hill. passed by the last
legislature. which condemns playing
nirkie-in thesalet machines may hr
teutea ~ liauar men nud other own
ern ~ the deyiesa The biil IA said
"a be defective. and the inw van D.
tried as soon a. It Eoea into effect.
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THE BALLARD
CITY COUNCIL

Messra. ]. ". ana u. Il. elise APP
peared before the Ballard council
last night and asked for a franchise
20 furnish gas 20 the residents Of that
place. Copies % the proposed fran
chike were left with the councilmcn,
who will take the matter up for dis
CusHiun at the next meeting.
All bills fer nursing smallpox pa
TENTS. furnishing medicines and
prUNiHiouE, we're referred TO the ilu-
ancv committee.
An ordinance which calls for the
Improvement - state street. was
read the first time.
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Mckinley to people
that he will consider
aside he made presidents
have had 1t would be everlasting
could
foolish and gratutous Mckinley
stuff like summarly
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WaKTINc-A LITTLE SUGAR.


aside $500 70 day the Of the
be
viii
exercise Is thereP
Swallow 1T SURE We
object-Iesson o he o cAREIEssNEss.
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Theaters.


Another large house greeted the
performance Of Brother officers"
at the Grand opera house last night
The fact that this r. the final week
Of the engagement 81 the Frawiey
company has served TO draw many
to the theater who are anxious % aes,
this admirable organization once
more.
An especially interesting program
has been arranged for next Sunday
night. when Manager Cort. assist
ed BY the members Of the company,
VIII give a benefit to Mr.. Frawley.
A double bill. consisting OF His
Wife's Father and The LittleHt
Girl" viii be presented. Elaborate
souvenirs will be given 70 each per-
son In the audience.
East Lynne has made tho big
gest kind Of hit at the Third Ave
rue theater. and continues 20 draw
crowded houses nightly. The ola
play u proving quite as popular as
ever.
Next week there will he a revival
Of the old-time play. David Crock
EFT" with X. +. French in the title
role.
Elmer r. Ellsworth, the advance
agent Of the Frawley company, de-
parts within a day or two for aa n
/ Francisco To prepare for the annual
/ engagement Of his company IN tina.
/ city Mr.. Ellsworth ~ a rarity
among press representatives, in that
| he knows what newspapers want.
| and seeks IN give II 10 them. Mr..
/ Ellsworth sets an example which
three quarters Of the press reprea-
| entativea In the country might fol-
/ low 70 advantage.
y 4
New views Of an interesting char
/ acter are being shown by the Search
l LL..L.N 1. Il
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PERSONAL.


WILL any one that saw lady
thrown from a street car at the
corner OF Second avenue and Mad
ison street on or about April Is,
1891, kindly communicate with Mrs.
Ellen 9. Sterling. No. 22i2 Nadi-
son street.
NATURES HERB REMEDY.
The Worls's Greatest Remedy for
rheumatism. neuralgia. sciatica.
Absolutely guaranteed 20 cure an
diseases arising from impure blood.
or money refunded. Send for in
formation TO IA. G. Baker, 1906
Second avenue, Seattle, Wash.
BARGAINS in second hand house
hold goods; cali at Red Front Fur
niture company. We can give you
fine secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good as new, for half the money.
no and III Second avenue south.
THE cheapest place TO get gasoline
and oil stoves. gasoline and coal
oil, Is at Olympic OIL Co, s1T Third
avenue. Tel. Main, ssi 2-burner
gasoline stoves, s4.00: gasoline,
s1i0 for gallons
ADVERTISING rates for any paper
furnished on application. The
G. V. White Advertising Bureau.
New York Block.
HIGHEST prices for second hand
goodA bedroom sets, stoves, car
pets, etc, Red Front Furniture Co.
li0.ti7 md Ave. =. Tel BED isq3.
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. l5c. Alley Restaurant. al.
ley on Columbia het eud and srd.
oXYDONOR Victory" the genuine
cares Az diseases. Avoid malta
ttonA v Mcdonald block
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wM. II hGffNEit. attorney al
law suits prosecuted and defend
ed ia all courts. - years expert
quce. Proceedings in bankruptcy,
Companies Incorporated. Abntrrctn
carefully examined. CDliecilonu
made Is al parts ~ the United
States. Highest commercial ana
bank references. hla Third ave
mo Phone. Main 1000.
J, . BALL. Il aud Is toKweii block.
Toe Columbia 81 'fB1ne. Blue go
General pfactiae IN all the courts.
Damage cases - Epccinlty.
Moderate Fees Consultation Free.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or-atslaw. Dexter Horton Hank bid
n =. FOSTER. Mutual Life bld.
Phone Main ~
~. d MARTIN. Lawyer. GO Mutual
Lite liuildlus
}. a KELLOGG go Bailey building.
HENsoN 4 Aust q boston tNock.
W y i.AMbuTH. zot-s. Pacine blk
a. g MACDONALD. 500 Burke 1910.
Root Palmer q Brown. Pioneer BID.
y = coNoEEH ia Halter blds.
LYNN = kkArP DO Haier bids.
@ WAND KIM ~ Bufk. bids
. . bonGGAe. sol New York bik.
hicHARp 9ssoaS 1o5-s y y bk
q 3 LANGtASp. 64z New York blk
HORACE PETER $40 New York bk
pffHuH q EHHFfY 1850 eee0nd
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The best 400 cabinet photograph
for 81 - per dozen for the next ten
days at Eaatmap'a new studio. 2iiH
pike street
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
for right man-We want two thor
uuKhiy experienced proapectorr 10
join party OF four bound for new
district in Alaska. Must contrib
ute $50 each toward outfit. etc.
call Is2e 2. m. Hotel Astoria. 800
Fourth avenue.
WANTED-To buy good shingle
mil cheap in good location. J. w.
naiCom. ballard.
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Accused OF Grand Larceny.

Leon o. Vaurpy Hwore out a CON
pIaint before Judge George yeatcr-
day afternoon. charging !. n. Port
~ with grand larceny Vauruy al
icRea that on June - Porter stole a
grip. a trunk and = quantity - cloth
inE from his room lu q lodging house
IN the lower part n the city. The
value % the stolen goods n about
go.
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\ MAsoS's FRuIT JARS
Porcelain lined cap. Pintn.
4 fsef duzen. sses quarts PER
z dos fse. a-saiioua. per doz.
tt0t
4 TRufT lar RuuBEnR-
: dozen fer tHe.
J FRUIT Jar CARS
4 Ter dua. zees
z JELLY GLASSES
y Is pint Pr dozen. Doc.
I JELLY CLASSES
z = pint Per dos. &c.
ApRIcoTs
I IN gallon cans Per can. ssc.
ROSES LIME JUICE
4 Fer bottle. ase
HAuATAufA SHRIMP
\ lib can. far.
Z IMPORTED rRANKFuH-
y TER SAUSAGE
Ter can. sc.
4 MACcAHoNt-
tn f.ib haxsHaasr.
SODA CRACKERS
Z boxes containing about : ibs.
a..
GINGER SNAPS
boxes containing about ~
lbs. tes
WIRE MAMMOcKs-
? or 10 feet long. each. st2s
THYME SHOPPING RAGS
|. Extra good value 2oc. &c and
soc.
brown FIBRE LUNCH ,
! HDNfE-
Each. lie.
cHfLnnTSss KNIFE
SET
ConhlatiuF - a neat hiivrr~d.
1 finished knife. FORK and spoon
IN snteen lined box. COM
pieta. s..
DURHAM TOBACCO
Is on package. t0c. pack
ages for aac. lib box is pkgD
t1zs
DOVER EGG BEATERs-
Each. &C.
WOOD LEMON soUEEz-
Frs
I Zach. &c and &c.
--~-~~-~~v-a-s-4-s-a-4
|, Cooper & Levy,
( WlilsslIs lli Retail G'm,fi
J lOi-lOG FIRST AVENUE
Bet Sssier aad Washington
: Telephone Main 1872
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Diamond Iee-the best, lasts long
eat. Tel. May 1859
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PEOPLE s SAVING BANK.
Second avenue and Pike 81 Capital
paid 40. tioa 600. , &. Neufslder,
pres J. Il Hayden. cash. J. r.
Gfeehisaf. asst cash. Commercial
savings ana trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in. tS1s.ooo: sur
}. rurth. pres: J. s. Goldsmith.
vice pres. Il v. Ankany. cashier.
Correspondents IN principal cities
In the United states ana Europe.
National Bank Of Commerce.
Paid Up capital $3.50. sise. 90
TransactH general banking business.
", 6. Henry. pres = T. Spencer.
cash. safe deposit vaults for rent.
safe ospssil Naslt Boxer Ter Rss,
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Capital 1iGo. 900
General banking business transacted
J. u. HoE~. r.. pres. NJ. AcMick-
en-. vice preas. l. Turner. cash n.
y. parkhurNt. asst each. Exchange
on princiJ~t cites ~ y. s.. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
Of Seattle. 4 general banking buai-
ness transacted Deposits 81 700 600.
A. ChslberF. pres. =. l.. Gronda nj,
isi vice pres. A. H. Eoeiberg. cash.
J. y. Lane asst. cash. No branches.
The caaadIan eank of cemmsres
Capital PAID - 90. 90
tEiEht Million Dolia-sD
surplus ss.sss..s.s. f....... -. coo oeoo
Interest allowed on time deposits.
a general Banking Business Trans
acted
SEATTLE nRANCH-Cornsr of
James 81. and Second Avenue.
n. A CAMERON Mrr.
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Two dozen half-plnt bottles de-
iivered 10 any part OF the city, 81,
fTaiaphnne Rainier 40
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HAZLETT AAULLIs = 49,
guaranteed year. Tel Bun ~. 20
Geo II Wo9ahaaas 20. Tel. Main \;
lsAET1As Plumbing %. ggg -, :,
BAKER 8 sos. phone B.sss ~ :;
THEo TURNER. Tel Grssn a. - -
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PERsoH4L-co,,,,a..

III TIT TIT "TIft- nm 49,
avenue diagnosis u u. .e9ta
free - charge. Wv Acaie
LADIES IT, baf6 80 -
careful naHnHRs. 81 Third s.l.sil,
WAETED=Oid gold and sny.. y
Hfuael mfg jeNeier. a Hiss,,IA
Mrs. j.. HEHNETT IL agsis :. 9 !.
Hailsf block haif. scalp irsa,ss1s.tz
MRS. HANSON. ftylish va,,.i
~ hf-seH corner fth ana p'ss
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EVERY
TUNE
PICNIC
Rainier Beer

KEENLY APPRECIATED. BE-
CAUSE EVERY DROP HITS THE
RIGHT SPOT. RECOMMENDED
by PHYSICIANS BECAUSE IT ia
A SATISFACTORY TONIC.
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BUsINEss CHANCES.

COLUMBIA. Hartford ana Videlts
bicycles. Christopher Bros. iiil
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DR. warxousr Bsss teeth. rn
lake Washington flyer. Str. o.
rene. between Madison and L~achi
parks every - minutes from ! q o IN
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ExanL ais,aAI

AL-Kt poIaT Daily o. and r
O'Clock. June H. summer schedule.
leaving Al II 1=15 morning Sent
tie G.i5 evening. Fast boat Fleet
wing from EaftieftH hOHthOure,
foot Union. Camping putfitH dcliy-
cred Night ferry a. West seattle.
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PHIHTi9o AND Bfnplno

81 ETHOPOLIIAN Printing 4 - ~.
ing Co. IL Yeslsr. Tsi D. "a oinl.
y !. - MOS eommefclai prir,s.-
~. aal. 90 Wellington Bi1 ~.
Treen.a shoe store. Tel Wb,. ~ ~
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aUsIfiess collEogs.


LEo.s business College, Union, "a.
INDIVIDUAL instruetion. all subjects.
BEST methods ana teachers. Acme
hnsln~ss gQlleEe. Second and Pike
" W school Telegraphy; Pioneer
Mnsnn.s nnslneea College Man as
CON- RAG foR and BUILDERS.
PAFF 4 RouLo. store hxtares
general iobbiug. 900 Main street.
soDERoufsT q RosELEAF. shops
at u go spflnF street
CLOTHES CLEANING.
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co
clothes In shape si.bo month; dye
ing. repairing. 1907 3rd. Bun 1905
HIGHEST prices for cast on cloth
ing. Dave Taylor. 10 Starr Boyd bid
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
CITY COLLECTION AGENCY. i10S
sixth avenue. Best OF references.
M9NkY coIIeeted. 81 Bottom block
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DANCING lessons, private nr in
classes daily. Prof. wilson's Dan.
cine SCHOOL. 1tanke block
MIR. and Mrs Llttle's Academy: de-
pertinent dancing, physical cul.
lux. So MadLson bet. Ord and 4th.
Notwithstanding SCHOOLS
FRANK {. EGAN. dramatic and
operate coach. special summer
course in all grades OF dramatic
art. elocution, voice placing. oper-
attic force, Tuesdays and FRIDAYS.
suite IS. HoLyoke block.
DYEINe AND CLEANING.
Partisan bye Works-We caii Tor,
clean. press, deliver your clothes.
ofiice l4ls LIST ave. Tel. Main 1914.
AMERICAN Steam Dye Works; dry
cleanlnE. ISIS West. av., Main T97
DENTISTS.
A. w. PHILLIPS. ID Heussy blk.
-Shicagg Dental Co 52-2 Hlnckley,
pREsSMAkERs.
For Ladies' tailor and reception,
gowns call nj Lamb Sisters. si0-
Hl Collins block.
MAZE. SMITH. modiste. HiRckley.
LYNcI s SHAW. te-7 Haller Rldg
EDUCATIONAL.
Clarlse's perniu Shorthand school;
private individual instruction. Po,
aIions secured "a Boston block.
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.
ERICKSON 4 WYMAN co. manu-
facture and repair electrical ap-
paratus, 1914 West. av. Main. 7sS.
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Clnrlte's perniu Shorthand school;
private individual instruction. Po
aittuns secured "a Boston block.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
RACHifEC Gre

y. TfbEMAkD. ~ Colman block.
McManua a Walker. ~, n y Dix.
d So naaanTok ala.lL Celllns.
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ERICKSON 4 WYMAN CO. manu-
facture and repair electrical ap-
pafatus, 1914 West. av. Main. 73S.
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CloTHFe CIFANINn

SEATTLE clothes ,Prsssins 20
clothes IN shape tt.bo month: dye
ing repairing. 1907 3rd. Bun 1905
HIGHEST prices for oast-or cloth
Ing Dave Taylor. 10 starr Boyd bid
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FINANCIAL

TO LOAN PrIvats money a. low
rate Of interest Groii. DamuH A
OrperI 10 Ha ton street
WAHHA ITS bought and roid. Nor
riaon = f.aheimau Mutual life bld
OIYWpIG OF -. f2 Halief N0ck.
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For Ladies' tailor and ree.ptIo'nr,
gowns call nj Lamb Sisters. sio-
All ENIIiua hfnaE
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New Views Of an Interesting char
acter are being shown by the Search
light at 1861 Second avenue.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MME SMITH, modesto. I HiacElsy.
LYNCH = SHAW. al Halter Ridc-
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FOB REM.

TWO large front rooms suitable for
four people. very res s5nnDiH nrh
m0detH TIE lazellonl lth . 70.
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PALMlsTRf-Mrs w. A. Sheldon.
scientific palmist, IL now located
at No. 1908 Third ave. cor. of SEN
eca street. Full life readings from
palmistry. Oahce hours from 10 a.
m. to y. m. Zee within reach OF
all
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Victory" the genuine
cures al diseases. Avoid naita-
tionA V Mcdonald block
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LEOs business College. Union. ga.
Individual inatruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
bnsinrsz CQlleEe. Second and Pike.
" W school Telegraphy; Pioneer
Wnsnn.a Ruaineea college. Main Iie
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NOTICE OF SUMMER SCHOOL.

A summer Session Of the Normal
School will open Monday, July 9Th, and
continue eight weeks.
The course of study has been arrang-
ed with special reference to the re-
quirements of teachers and those de-
string to become such.
An able corps of instructors has been
engaged. Tuition will be free.
Those desiring to attend will be re-
quired to register on or before the OPEN
ing of the school, for which purpose ap-
plication may be made to Mr.. Edgar
Wood, Principal of the Honolulu Nor
NAL and training school.
Examinations for teachers certifi-
Gates will be held August 20 and 80.
T. H. GIBSON,
Inspector General of Schools.
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THE BAND GOES TO H|LO
WILL PLAY THERE ON THE
FOURTH.
Governor Dole Writes to Acting Cover
nor Cooper-Is Much Improved and
Has Been to Puawa.

A letter from Governor Dole to ActinP
Governor Cooper was read at this
mornings meeting of the executive
council. The governor stated that he
was much improved in health as a re-
suit of his outdoor life. He was about
to leave Hilo where he had been stop
ping, to go to Puawa. The governor
stated that he would remain at the
latter place until the end of the two
months vacation he formerly announ-
ced his intention Of taking.
The council decided that the band
shall go to Hilo for the Fourth of July.
A letter was received from the Hilo
Fourth of July committee stating that
Hilo wanted the band and was willing
to pay for it. The committee guaran-
teed all expenses. 1t was decided that
as Hilo has not had the band much
lately and as Honolulu hadn't put up
any program requiring a band, Captain
Berger and his musicians should go to
Hilo, at the expense of IIilo, to pc,
on the glorious fourth.
On applications j. II. Kihei and L.
Kumualii were restored to civil rights.
The latter was also pardoned, his term
in Hilo Jail being about up, and Sheriff
Andrews having endorsed his petition
on the ground of unusually rood be-
havior. Kihei had been in prison for
practicing medicine without a license.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or TILE
Third Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
At Chamberlain Probate,
In the matter of the estate OF Lukia
Kuaimoku of South Kona Hawaii
deceased lntestate.
Petition having been filed by Joseph
Kahoiwai son Of deceased, intesc1,r.
praying that Letters Of Administration
issue to said Joseph KahOiwai, it is or
dered that Wednesday the End day OF
October a. D., 1901 at 10 o'clock a. m.
be and hereby is appointed for hearing
said petition in the Court Room of the
Court at Kohala, Hawaii at which
time and place all persons concerned
may appear and show cause il any they
have, why said petition should not be
granted.
Dated Kaiua, Hawaii, IT. H., June 8.
1901.
BY the Court,
NJ. f. SCOTT,
Clerk.
Andrews, Peters & Andrade,
Attorneys for Petitioner,
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CONSPIRACY 70 BIZ AIRED
CASES OF CUNNINGHAM AND
MORGAN CALLED.
VIII be Heard This Afternoon Before
Judge Wilcox-Court Denies Lawyers
Privilege of Sitting on Tables.

The conspiracy cases against w. NJ.
Cunningham and j. a. Morgan charged
with trying to have Dope" admins
tered to Prince David's Weller was
called in Judge Wilcoxs court this
morning and continued until 1870 this
afternoon.
Tom Fitch and Mr.. Stanley appeared
for Cunningham and Lorrin Andrews
for Morgan while w. A. Kinney ap-
peared as special counsel for the pro-
secution. Mr.. Stanley stated that his
side was ready to proceed with the
case. MIR. Andrews was not ready. He
said that there were three important
witnesses necessary to the defence of
his client who We're now absent at Hilo
attending the races. Mr.. Andrews re-
garded it as very probable that they
could be secured as witnesses if he but
be allowed a continuance.
Mr.. Kinney insisted that such a motion
be made in writing with the further
statement of what the defence expected
to prove by the three missing witnesses.
Mr. Andrews assented to this. Judge
Wilcox said that the jurisdiction of his
court did not extend to Hilo. Mr.. An
drews admitted this but said that he
was sure the men would come after the
races. The court said he was inclined
to grant the motion but the matter
would be continued until the afternoon
in order to give Mr.. Andrews time in
which to file the motion and statement.
Mr.. Stanley demurred to continuing
the case against Cunningham. They
were ready he asserted and what was
more they did not wish to have a
joint hearing with Morgan. Mr.. Kin
ney said that he did not see how the
examination could we'll be conducted
separately inasmuch as both were
charged jointly with the alleged crime.
The court remarked that it would be
time enough to consider this matter
when the cases came up so be granted
the continuance until the afternoon.
1t was during the talk of Mr.. An
drewS that judge Wilcox INDUCED in
a quiet little fling at the rulings of
various circuit judges of the territory.
Mr. Andrews happened to rest his leg
over a table and the court remarked:
Get off of the table Mr.. Andrews we
can stand leggings and shirt sleeves in
this court but we cant quite stand the
attorneys sitting on the table"
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WATER NOTICE.

In accordance with Section l Of
Chapter XVI of the laws of 1896:
All persons holding water privileges
or those paying water rates are here
by notified that the water rates for
the term ending December 81, 1901, will
be due and payable at the office of the
Honolulu Water Works on the LIST day
of July, 1901.
All such rates remaining unpaid for
fifteen days after they are due will be
subject to an additional 10 per cent.
All privileges upon which rates re-
main unpaid August Is, 1901 (thirty
days after becoming delinquency, are
liable to suspension without further
notice.
Rates are payable at the office Of the
water Works in the basement of Capitol
building.
ANDREW BROWN,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works
Honolulu, June 20, 1901.
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AUTOMOBILES SHUT DOWN.
Waiting Until Better Service Can be
Given.


The automobile company has tenn
porarily shut down and no more con-
Veyances will be run for at least a
month. In future if the public desires to
be taken to the theater or calling it will
have to fall back on old reliable Dobbin.
The hum and buz and rattle of the
auto will be heard no more in Honolulu
until well along into summer. The
cause of the company closing down its
business is due entirely to the poor
qualities of batteries sent with the
machines.
The machines were purchased from
the Woods Motor Vehicle Company of
Chicago. The batteries sent with
them We're guaranteed to run 20 miles.
In practically every instance the bat
terieS have proved inadequate to the
demands and have fallen far short or
the guarantee. The first batteries
which came were badly packed and
damaged so that new ones had to be Sc
cured. The second installment of bat
teries proved poor and the automobile
company soon found that it Guild not
give satisfactory service. The machi-
mes would frequently get stalled and in
addition to causing annoyance to the
patron, the service of live auto would
be required to bring in the disabled ma
chine. The batteries proved very UNI
satisfactory with the result that the
company has been able to operate only
or 10 machines for the last two
months.
1t was finally decided to shut down
until matters could be satisfactorily
arranged. The automobile company
has decided to close down temporarily
said J. b. Atherton, president of the
company this morning because we
found that we could not give as good
a service as We considered necessary.
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DEPARTING.

Monday, June "a.
StmP. Claudine, Parker, for Maui and
Hawaii ports, at p. IN.
Stmr Maui, f. Bennett, for MANU-
kona, Kukaiau, Laupahoehoe and Pa
paaloa at 5 p IN.
Schr. Mile Morris, for Koolau ports
at p. m.
Sohr. Luka. for Paaullo at p. m.
Schr Kawailani, for Hauula Puma
iuu and Koolau ports at p. m.
Saturday, June o.
Am. bktn. Archer, Hardwick, for San
Francisco at p. m.
Am. schr. BERTHE Minor, Ravens. for
San Francisco at IL a. m.
Tuesday, June %.
Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, for Nawili-
Will, Hanamaulu and KOloa at . p. m.
Stmr lwalani, Greene, for Lahaina,
Kaanapali, Honokaa and Kukuihaele
at 4 p. m.
Stmr Mokolii, Napala. for Lahaina
and Maui ports at 8 p m.
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Earned runs-H. A. c., 3; Male
Ilimas, 2.
Three base hits-Kaai, /.
Two base hits-Kaai 2, Hansman l.
Williams l. Kekuiwa l. Cockett /,
Sheldon /.
Sacrifice hits-GleasOn 2, Hansman /,
Williams l. Dayton l, Makanani /.
Double plays-Kekuiwa to Lemon,
Lemon to Paehaole.
Struck out-By Kaai, Il; Richardson,
2.
Passed balls-Kekuiwa, g; Dayton, 2.
Time of game hours and 20 min
utes.
Umpire-Chris Colt.