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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-19
NoTARiEs PUBLIC.

offiees-Roonns 3 and 4, Mcintyre
building: p. B. Box 2e2; Phone
Main 141.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-19
ALHTAIETRANSA(T|ONS
Recorded October IA. 1901.

l.. vasconcellos ct al. to Kona Su.
gar Co.. Ltd. lease. fifty.foot strip
of land for railroad. North Kona, Ha-
wall; fifty years at 81. Book 22s, paga
200. Dated August 81. 1901.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-19
Honolulu Rapid Transit
and Land Company.
School ChiIdren's Tickets

Halffare school childrens tickets
may be purchased from the conductors
on the cars. or az the company's office
on Alapai street. These will be good
for the transportation of school chill
dren up TO II years of age in going
to and coming from school, between
the hours OF 1880 AMI $3.50 a. m, and
! and 2:30 p, IN. On regular school
days.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-19
o r. s. l.. Co.
TIME TABLE.
From and after January l.. 1899.
TRAINS.

T. G. SMITH. Genl Pass, 4 Ticket Agt
G. p. DESISON, Superintendent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

Gtonbpunft su. Gin Ginaelner tesf
linen Mlen poraus; tief In Der Sttrn
fiBt inn Der OreiipiB uno Der seoftz
nete Mantel umtpebt ibn, tpie Elm 5luz
gelpaar.
limb fat fliest Der Reiter au9'
70 fdneG tit er herdn.
Ser aaiier!" murmelt Der Ss1ez
raj.
gr fenft falutirsnb ben Seger:
.Sire, id barre Sbrer 8sfeble!4
..3um SeufeG!!" ruff Der Satler.
v5eiert man benin bier Elm Jeit, oaB
man 10 tbatlps tpie ansenagelt auf Der
Stene ftebt? S%bdtigfeit, Shdtigtett,
Sbdtisfeit = bamit setpinnt man
@9la9ten! Wesbalb geAen Sbre
Sruppen ni9t bor, @eneral?"
Sire, fe iinb eridDpft! Wir foms
men ni9t tpeiter! Cine Meierei, bort
bas sraue GebDft, liest uns i'm We9e.
Mne Qnsriffe bagesen i9eitern, MIR
fDnnen es ni9t nebmn!"
EN- benz na9tbuntlen Iuge oes
aaifers bltBt ss sornig auf. rWie2"
ruff er. u@ie fDnnen biefen Stet1z
baufen ba ni9t nsbmen9"
Sire, @tr0me bon 8lut itno lfon
bdrum %geflo1en
.Was gilt uns 0as? Sd bin reid
senus, i6 sebe monatli4 10000 gssnz
f9en aus!"
Ser General fdaubert Suiammen.
rStirmen sic, ftiirmen Sic, Sc
neral! &ein 3aubern mebr!" fdbrt
Der &aifer ernit fort.
Sire, bic @ntI9etbung bdngt nidt
on bieiem 9ebDfte -Ses 1T Dortrefr@
..i9 bert6eibigt -"
LIMB lpenn Der Seufel brein idbe.
10 perfen sic i'm binaus!"
Sire, i9 bite I'm @eraeibung,
tpenn ib no9mals gu piberipre9en
tpage: 9as, mas mir giinitigiten Sal
Lee errinsen f0nnen, einige 9auier,
fGeint mir, na9bem bic gnti4eioung
on elmer anoeren Steae fuuen pirb,
in feinem @erbdltniB gu fteben gu ben
Spfern, Die biefsr Steinhaufen uns
nn6 foiten niirbe!"
9a la9t Der &aifer auf, Elm faltes,
{Gnsibenbes Baden.
sd iehe f9on," fagte ct, nes 1T
bas alte 2ieb: nit gu9 9eutf9en TT
Ni9ts a~nsufangen, tpenn Cure Gent
t~inentdlitdt in's Spiel fommt! Sber
tits pielleiht Seigbett, Generals"
Spbenbleih tpirb Der General Bel
bie1en @prten.
(Nor+ieturo fnfnfl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
@ithfiner Mdfb.

gs lit ez ftaunli9, pie pieis Geute
bes Morgers bei'm GrpaAen nabeau
ebenlo srmiibet linb. als our 3els oes
@9lafergsbsns, nit unargenebmsm
@ei9mad i'm Munoe, fls6rissn 2ippen
uno iibslriefenbsm 4tbsm. iotpie be-
lester 3unss. 9ieies linb bic eriten
aatiirli9sn Mn5ei9sn fir Spspeplie
unb 2eberleiben, bod penn man in be-
fem Stadium feline 3uflu4t gu III. g.
Mrmp &c Happ Sublsts" nimmt, nirb
bus 9DIism gu einem seiunosn 3u=
itanbs 5uridssbra4t. Ginige tpenig.
Dpieu bapon psroen in 5daen bon
f9tpodem unb lauren Maeen. Iotpis
Sartlsibisfei! mebr ausriatsn, als Elm
perldngertsr 9ebrau9 irsenb elmer an
beren Mepi5in. 10c., Csc. unb $1.OO
PRO padst. III. g.. Mrmb& q q
SabIet 6 o." Nr. II, Of IA. Str.,
Nstp : gort.
gu buben Bel aIlenMpo=
t5efern. Ott27)
gu babsn unb smpfoblsn bon s + {.
90. &o1bepep,N r.2 SreoeridzI be.
Comic in 9abliiton's Mpofbefe.
Gde @an= unb 8altimoreitraBe.
Man f9reibe tpesen @ratisz probe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
GauitGts. Scrimf.
Sn Solge bes Sriiblingspetters fino
Die 2ungenleiben i'm 4bnebmer.
Die Sterbli9feitsrate bletbt

Sn SOGse bes 5riiblinsspetters finb
Die 2unsenleioen i'm 4bnebmen.
Die Sterbli9teitsrate bleibt
normal.
(aus pem eefria'n .sonntuog g OryeiDonptnt,n y
Na6 benz 8erint bes Sanitdts=
gommifdrs Or. Sumes gOslep itar=
ben in Der perfloHenen Wo6e 181
perionen, eesen 1852 in Der gleialau=
fenben Wo9e bes @oriabre, 1877 in
1899 unb 1872 in 1898. BON ben in
Der berfloFenen Mo9e 9efforbenen
tparen 101 mGnnli9en unb 80 fpeib=
lt6en 9ef9le9ts, AZ tparen Neger,
IL &inber tpurben tobt geboren, 4
Baltimprer ftarben auspdrts, Is
perionen ftarben in !6ofpitdlern, II
Snqueite tpurben gebalten. Sir bic
9efammtbebDlfsrung betrus bic
Sterbli3feitsrate 17.40 PRO 1000
Ginpobner, 1850 fir Die neibe unb
1856 fir bic yleger : 8ep0lferung.
IS ftarben: an anitedenben aranfz
beiten = Ne~roenfiebsr 2, @darla9
2, 8eu9buften 2, Oipbtberitis 4,
Group 3, Snfluen5a /; on aGgemei<
men &ranf6eiten = Sieber 2, Gum
seni9ninbfu9t "a. S9pinbIu9t
anberer Oreane 3, &rebsleiben 8,
Gbeumatismus 4; Observation-Disclosures
= meningitis 4, S9laganfaG IA,
anbere 2eiben 8; &ranf6eiten bes
8lutumlaufes = 9er5leiben S, an
bere 2eiben 1; 9ranf6eiten Der 9th
mungs : Srgane - 8ron9itis 8,
Sungenent5iinbung 20, anbere 2eioen
2; Sranf6eiten bes @erbauungsz@b
items 13; &%ranfbeiten bes urinir=
@bitems - 8rigbt'19e Nierentranf=
belt 2, anbere 2eiben 10; SpbesfGue
BON WO9nerinnen 2; SobesfGQe BON
neugeborenen 8tnbern 20; Offers
f4pG4e 6; getpaltfame SobesfGue6;
aagemeine SobesfGae 2. @on ben
9eforbenen tparen 80 unter 1 Sabr,
II apii9en 1 unb 2, Z 5pif9en 2
unb 5, 5 snif9en 5 unb 10, 2 sipi=
16en 10 unb Is, 1 5piiden Is unb
20, 20 5pif9en 20 unb 30, Is 5ntz
i4en 80 unb 40, 20 5pii9en 40 unb
80, II 5pif6en 80 uno 80, 20 5tpt=
i6en 80 unb 70, 16 5niiden 70 unb
80, 7 5nii9en 80 unb 80, 1 5nif9en
80 unb 100 Sabre aft. DIS geboren
purben angemeloet: 113 peiBe unb
SO Negertinber. On an tedenben
aranfbetten tpuroen angemelbet: 2
glatternz, rs Sipbtberitisz, II
S9arla9z, 9 Nerbenfieberz, ID Maz
fern, 10 sei6noaene Manoclnz, 6
&eu96uitenz, 3 8ariceQaz unb II
Suberculpiis : Pu1monalis : 5dae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
giebfutter. anp gtrusureije.

Solsenbes finb bic auf ben i@taatltz
Gen Maagen fir 9eu. Strpb II. I. IN.
geitern er5ielten Preife:
bDe Hide Wuage.
0eu. = Simotbp : 9eu $16-S18;
&leebeu $13-$15 pro Sonne.
Strob. Weisenitrob $50, GDgz
genitroh $12-$14, 9aferitrob So
SO PRO Spnne.
Mais. = $2.75 Bis $3.50 pro Sap.
Setli9e Waaee.
!6eu. = Simotbp : 6eu $1,000 Bis
$500, &lee $13-$15 pro Some.
@trp1. - Wei5enitrob $50,
3oggenitrpb $13-$15,9 aferitrob SIS
SO prp Sonne.
Mais.-$2.8O Biz $3.50 PRO 5aB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

8altimorer gFfeftenz8Orie.
9eri5tet fir Den rSsutI6eu GOrrsipOnDeut;n" Our5
:. @m. MioOenoOrf & Co.
Baltimore, Is. Stat 1901.
s. Wm. Mibbenborf G So. bere6>
men fir Srancs: 8antiers : Sratten
5.189 auf 80 Sage. auf @i4t 5.155,
faufmdnnif9e 5.184-5.2O auf 50
Sage. 9ei9smart "a 1915, 9ulben
40 1f16.
Sterling 8anfiers fir 50 Sage
4.85, auf St9t 4.884, taufmdnnii9e
4.8455-4854.
@erfaufe auf Der bieiigen gffetten=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
Dnifmarfru=4 asniurrn.
@eridiebna Siabt!beile, in petasr
pIt>W srtbiabsn perfauft

SeII UltuAtt Si1ul!Htlle, III IuclWSl
POitzWsrtbfo9sn psrtauft
tper0en.
Eelbole, 6. 9. Scott.
gorf=gtoao = 4urnea s. enppineton.
Gpriu6sgOenue uro Sarriionfrabe - Robsrt 6.
8. Saa.
81. etrabe unb SuntinoSon=@oenu Souls
Neinbolar.
Cranqenine - Siram Rimble.
Gort=Npsnue unbS pbnion=Strabe - 81. Q. 6.
G6eibt.
8. uuo @ougbsStrabs, SioblanStosDn - SaEes
8. Sruar.
CraHaepine - George gea.
%r. Is. tnioRsapenue (@oobbtrrp) - Gfursna
9. Wi1ioms.
9rpabrap uno galtimors=Stra6e George 8.
Map.
Inter. Citation, UsnnfDluanier gobna - 8. s.
@roiuu.
Gambsns Citation. -saltirore=C bio=g a5a.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

gourtlanb, Mla.; Dan pat9en,"
Bob Oapis, 2pnbroof, g. S.
Wls SPECIAL : preiie iino ie 500
fir 5ubrtperfsz Gennen Der 3zW2inu>
tens&lafe unb Der 2.30z3lufe aus
gsieBt. 9r. $. u. 8rebm, Rr. 10.
Yoitoffiee : 4benue, lit PrGiibent unb
9r. 9. Stpdbam 59abmeilter Der
nproipeot : part : Hsnnen : Qfocias
tipn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
WAtIfcbe MuffIdrmn9

sntbdIt has s~eSieeene DsutiGe Werf Der Ret.
tmnsssMnfcrs", As. Wunage. $50 Soften ftcrf, NIT
sieien sebrrei4sn Snuftrationsn, nebt elmer @b'
1~anosuig dber ehieerioie Gben, mel@es bon Mann
uno Wrau geleieii lueroen iolte. Ilnenfbebrif3
FIR iasge aeute, bic F4 nsrebsIi&en iueCsn, oees
i,nald6lfde otrbcirafhcf Fnb.
man scflnbt 8fnter jsust uab 6ef6Iedfsfranfs
peiten unb bic b6ien Jolsen bon 5:saenbsdnbsrr.
bic 9dbwdd,<. -RerpofItdf.. Smpptena, 9oluti.
DGAtni6. GneraieIpGsfeit unb &rampfaberbrud,
Obne fd5dhltdsen Isecistnsn iea,,srnD heilen fam.
uniibertreffihe oeuti&e BUD. pelmes mad Gms
bfama BON Is gts. Dotmarfen In einfobem ums
fAfag ~jora5a,n uerpadt. frsi 5usef&idt ipirb.
DEUTSCHES HEiS.-INSTlTUT.
f9 EAST 9. STREET,
tFtuher II GIirf--' msnrr- "--- o--r. n.As
Der ,RttfHnaS : Mniers 1T aud ~
boben lei Grtoerid Witte, 236 Norb.
6otrarb<@ fr1hk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
Gei0rberuns bnn GnfiadeM.

o~Io"5 -" T"Ff"NC$"
2Gnae Der srforbsrli9en 3sit our grs
reihung Der peri4ieosnen Be-
ftimmungsorte.
rntenitsbsno 1T Die unssfGbre 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der poitia9en bon
benz 9altimorer pot : gHreau mus
ben buupiid6li4en einkimii9en uno
uustpdriissn Stdoten perseidnst.
Snlanb.
Htlanta. Ga, 10 Stunotu.
Ntiarti;=Gitp, Rs, 6 StuuScn.
@rootlpn. R.=9.. 6 Stnnneu.
burlington. germont, II stgnseh
Buffalo. R.=0.. is Stnneca.
Cape Man, Rs, 6 Gtunbsn.
Gbarleton. SIS, l6 6tunbeu.
Gbieaeo, Sls., / Sag.
Columbia, G.s9.t u StgASs1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
Baltimnrer Waritberi6te.

g,ri6tst fir ben .Seuti@tu GOrreipOnp'nttn.A y
Baltimore, 25. Mat 1901.
@eiSen. - 3ufubr 47,911 8uf9el;
8erianbt BON ben glepatpren 1000
8uf6el; Glepatpren : 8orratb $780,
343 8uf1el. 9erfauft purben 1900
rptber Ger. 2 Spot 784, 10000 4usuit
73aa, 1900 Spot 70.
Die S9lubrate am Samtas mar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
s%teQengeiude:
6 telleqeud :

SteIlegeu d
Gine Sane, Der fran5Diiden Spra@e boufomnten
nddtia. piini6t llnterri6tsitnnben au ertbeilen.
GRan a%or.iire: Mme. Reconsideration, Nr. 1872.
Ct. Waul=Strake. Wtotl6|l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

0dfer. - 3ufuhr 1870 Buf4el;
aus gleputoren suriidge5pgen 7793
8uf4el; glebutoren : @orrath 582,=
O1O m,,FLoY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

Ifdts. oSlfl9r I58,b4S Bu1WeI,
8er1anbt bon Glepatpren 1928 8uz
f6el; Glebatoren : 8orratb 690.803
8ufdel.
Die S9luBrate tpar am Samitag,
fnie fpIdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
R CALL.

So, coo 9ittgbuyg llnico Srae. er............117
$1,000 Goniol. Gas
g, 900 Goniol. Gas
81, 200 1tnit;o 8ailtpaDs r.................. q6g
5000 llniteb @ajl1paD5 I'M. .............-... 76s
81, coo ltnitso &uilipabs inc. ................. 763
s., 900 Gitp & Sub. Str @. 6.).............. 92f
$40 q Qtlanta & Charlotte lite. ..............Il5
$1,000 gnacotia & 9otomnc 5:r.............. 81
81, 900 atlanta ct. 3p. 103l
$1,000 Cotton Sud 81
s., coo Cotton Sud CAT
81, 900 naoroile 5rat. 90
81 gntbtile 6io:litD & Stpofit............195
go Nntbtil. Staboaro m................ 255
500 ant6tils Seaboarb m............... %
40 9tntbeils Ssaboaro fo................. 45
10 In.5eile Staboaro fo................. 444
AZ entbeilt llnioa 5ruit ................ 81!
) gntbcile Goat Sine m............... s.
81 aHtbeils SuternutiOnal 5rut .;........ %
80 4nt6siIs MO. gr,iu. 60. biz. (g. ~. i!
60 4ntbeilc Mo. grttp. So. com. %. 81. l
4" - " -Yl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

Su perfaufen:
6as 6aus gr. GIG, Msit=GoTipab>Str., NIT cser
obns @runo jins. Sas Saus miro si eiutHl SpTers
nr.is beraeqeb.n, p.nn ioiort p~crtauit. Idbius
fragen bel Gbas. Or. Wpstb, 9r. LIZ, St.seTinsz
ton= StraEe. (Utdil1, 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
Serlauat i'm Mlaemeimen.
Deutf6es Mrbeits : Naapeifungs=
NHron1t

mr. 219, sto=s barpsStrubc. inter Der auffdt Der
fde Sanpiperter. @rbeiter uno Sisntboten su be-
i6dftietn tuiini6en, poIsn i6 psriOnli6 cber in
i%ranfirtsn grisien an p.n @eenteu Der 9sfeai6aft,
Nolan 8. MtDer, SIR. 219. SibsSbarp=
tbeilen iDirb. (Sanlo,lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

Su nerfdMfen:
II - 81 unb 46 adu; b Hi .; Elm neuss edas
ouf etnem; biIie, penI bisie Mode nod nerIau1L
gu srirocsn bel Q annpn Nr. Ito, 81 yaHi'
6trobe, Baltimore. (CtD4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

Sit perfdufcn:
I7-31 unb 46 @der: billia (: elm neues oans
auf einem; binig, iuenn bieit 9Sode nod atriauft.
3u ~erfroqen bel 3 annp n, Str. Ito, 81. yaul=
6trabe, Baltimore. GStt24,l5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

8risfs unb goItfarten tpsrbsn fret
ben gmpfGnssrn ober Q6Isnoern bon
elmer poitanitult our onoeren na4gsz
{9idt, trsnn Der WunI9 auf benz lin.
I9lag ausgsbriidf lit. PoItIenoungen
Der anbsren 8laHen tpsrben nnr ouf
9srlangen nadgsianot uno ptro oann
an gefimmungsorte Elm 3riaBpprto
BON Der SD6s oes SrignaliaBsa bsa
rennst tperben.
3psitsr alafs 8situngsn u. 3sita
f6riftu) l. Sent fir 4 un5en.
0ritter &laHe (gu9er, Girtulars)
| Gent fir 2 unaen.
@isrtsr alafe (Daarsn) 1 Sent
pro lln5s.
CANADA.
Otielben Staten uno 8eoinsunsen.
ala in ben Ser. Staaten, nit 4usnaba
me. bah eemiT9ts Saufmannspuaren.
nsl6e ni6t als Bona TibsT 5anbslsa
mufer oeIanot psrbsn, nit Der pafa
fstpoIt perIunOt tperosn miitsn. &aufz
mGnniIGs @AriF.sn 81 Del. getp0bna
lidtn Raten.
Gin14reibe8ebaAr WpEsIufl9ldal
@snts,4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27
Der Deuff1e Correspondent.
NeriMouem.
Nopene BON Mar Corning.
(Sortissuna.)

(Sortesuna.)
Gjefpannt blidt er hiniiber. Jaf
traut er feinen Musen ni4t. Wie fill,
ipie 1ubiq lieat iebt Die Meiersi ba!
Ni6ts regt unb ribrt ii& br!nren.
aeiu ein5iser @9uB fdat BON bort
aug. SIN 2aufidritt apaneirt Die So
Tonne bes Sberiten. 9aut nnb frdftIg
f9aIt i6r .Gs lebe Der 8aiier!" iiber
bas Sdladtfelo.
rYrG9tige 2eute!!" murmelte Der
General. rs3um aiiHen!1
Sect finb bic @tirmenben auf ettpa
bunbsrt S4ritt on bic Meieret beran.
Nd 80
MufbliBt es aus aabllofen 9epehz
rem, bic Marer bertpanbelt fi6 in ei=
men feueripeienben, tobtbringenben
@ulfan, bic OG9er Der ein5elnen 5auz
fer tperben lebenbis, SalDe auf @alpe
tnaIIt herdb unb BON Der 9Obe Der
Maupr f9iden @harfihiben ibr ME
feblenbes 8lei ben Mnsreifern entge=
gen.
Siefe taumeln, ituben; Sunoerte
breden aufammen. Ser Sberit iprir5t
npr bic SrDnt -
,Gn apant!"
Seine Belle melobifde Stimme
flinqi iiber alien 2drm nnb aQes 9ez
tDie sis an bic Sbren bes 9enerals.
limb bortpGrts gebt's.
Sin raienbes S4neafeuer 1hldgt
ibnen entsegen-fie fOmnlen ni9t lpeiz
ter. aein @9ritt mebr, fem JuBbreit
Grbe ldbt ii9 mebr sepinnen.-
@tEemlos balten tie in furatbarem
limb ba sefdiebt etpas unerbOrtes.
Sin tpeites Sbor in Der Mauer Dffnet
fid, i'm @ei9pinbi9ritt i"tirsen preuz
Bti9e Sruppen 1eraus, Elm Sffi5ier,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-27

gu Uerfdufeft:
Cine felt oreiBig Sabren b,i.sbsnDe gd6srei NIT
Marttftanb, 9isro, g8aeen NIB Irioats8unO:a.
Tabsufraaeu BEL 6. 6. Sind & &C.,. Rr. ia nno
116. Siio=9oiparo=St rabe. Q4l-5H
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-07
MAKE THEIR9TA
EASY AS POSSIBLE B |.
CHINA WILLING. BUT UNABLE TO
BEHEAD TOO MANY POW
ERFUL BOXERS.

Washington. Feb. THE state DEPART
ment has received the following report
dated February g. from Minister Cong
ar, at Pekin, of the progress of the nego-
tiatlons there between foreign minis
tiers and the Chinese governments: II :
The foreign ministers held confer
ence yesterday t5th) with the Chinece-
plenlpotentiaries, who presented theidif-
hcuitles in the way of the execution Of
the three Chinese notables, Prince Tuan
Prince Ian and General Tung Flu Sizing
lhey gave assurance of the execution of
Chuang and Yuh Slang. but uEead
lenlency for the others. begging that the
court be not placed in a position too diff
fcult. The foreign ministers have agreed
to demand capital sentences for Than
and Ian. but with the expectation thu +
Ii would be committed to exile. They
demand the death penalty for the others
also mentioned in the decree-Yu Hsien5
chi Llu and Hsu Cheng Yu, the
Two being now prisoners to the .Japanese
Posthunlous dishonor is also demanded
10Y the four members of the Tsune L,
1amens executed last SUMMER
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-07
THE BUTTE
WATER SUPPLY

The features in the water supply of
Butte do not present that optimistic
color today which Inter Mountain read
ers expected last night. after reading
the chance interviews with the COM
pany's clerks in the office. who really
were not in possession If !eti.ute and
accurate information.
AS matter OF fact, for a couple of
days, and perhaps for IA longer period
consumers of water for purposes other
than the mere drinking of it, will ex-
perience serious Inconvenience and per-
haps actual pecuniary loss. such as
laundries, for example. not to talk of
the closing Of mines by reason of the
breakdown at the pumping station on
the fiat and the limited amount of
water passing through the mains.
Then the present cold snap has some
thing to do with the scant supply, as
in cold weather the tributaries to res
ervoirs are generally frozen. No need
less alarm should he felt by our citizens
regarding the breaking out of big
fire during the water famine, as the
business district is exempted from the
inhibitory proclamation issued from the
office of the water company this morn
ing.
This latter contained an admonition
to it's patron to use rigid economy and
not waste drop OF the precious fluid
Also, notifying them that the :. Mat ter
would be shut off at noon today, and
until further notice it would be turned
on each day from s to . O'Clock in the
morning and from $50 to $50 in the
afternoon. This gives the consumer. two
hours in which to get his work in on
water
office, said this morning that the new
pump at the station on the fiat had not
yet been started up. One side of the
old pump, the part not damaged by ac-
cident, is operated right along. and as
soon as the new pump is in operation,
both old and new pumps will flow the
same volume of water through the
mains as existed before the accident.
The pumping machinery at the Big
Hole is operating nicely, according to
Mr. Payne. and has a capacity to fur
nish about 100000 gallons Of water
every tWenty-four hours. There is some
delay, however, along the line of wooden
pipe, which Mr.. Payne thinks results
from leaks, and it takes time for wood
en- pipe to soak up the water.
Employees of the Anaconda company
worked all of last night to keep the
pumps in operation. Tanks ordered
| from Missoula and Great Falls arrived
in Butte at noon today. Last night two
B.. A. & P. engines We're at work fur
nishing water for the boilers in the
mines. The mining companies. especial
~ the Anaconda and Butte & Boston
are the people putting in the pumps al
| the station on the fat and bearing the
expense. according to a statement of an
official in the Hennessy building.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-07
No 4344.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

United States Land Office, Helena,
Mont, February 6, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that Narcisse
Ledoux and Joseph Labouchere. whose
postotfice address is Melrose, Montana,
and Mary ]. Baker, whose postoffice ad-
dress is Butte, Montana, have this day
filed their application for a patent for
1415 linear feet, the same being for 40
feet in a northerly direction and 1916
feet in a southerly direction from the
point of discovery on the Hecla Lode
Mining claim, upon Which the notice OF
the intention to apply for patent was
posted on the 49,. day of ........, 1900,
situated in Little Pine (unorg.) Mining
district, county of Silver Bow, and state
of Montana, and designated as Survey
No. 6OsS, in Township s., of Range .
W., being more particularly described
as follows tO-Wit:
Beginning at the S. e. corner. lime
stone rock 22x10x1O inches, Is inches
deep, marked 1-60SS, for Cor. No. l, with
a mound of stone alongside, from which
corner to Sections II, II, 13 and A. in
Fractional Township = s., r. . w. bears
S. 81 degrees, OF minutes and 90 seconds
W. 651S.6 feet and running thence N. I
degree and 10 minutes west $40 feet;
thence S. Il degrees and - minutes w.
93.S feet; thence N. II degrees and 20
minutes W. 62S feet: thence n. Sc de-
grees and O6 minutes w. 302 feet: thence
S. degrees and % minutes f. 1415 feet;
, thence S. SO degrees and 06 minutes f.
45l feet to Corner No. !. the place of
beginning, containing an area of 1895
acres of which an area of Az acres is
, in conflict with Survey No. 1888 and O.3l
acres in conflict with Survey No. ABA.
/ The location of this claim is recorded
! in Book M on page 30. records of Sill
| Yer Bow county. Montana.
The only known adjoining claim is on
| the northeast, Survey n. 1890, the Cal
umet Lode, Narcisse LedouN applicant
and conflicting on the northwest is Sur
vey No 1898. the Tamarack Lode
/ Thomas Curtis applicant. and ON the
east, Survey Nc. 4t34. the Calumet Ex-
| tension Lode. Walter Mac<ay applicant
GEORGE D. GREENE,
Register
NJ. !: BAKER.
United States. Calm Agent.
CFilst Publication February =, 1907