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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-12

The old art OF ballad sinsln. Is 60.
Ing out OF date. The person who can
remember more than two lines each OF
morc than half dozen songs Is ~.
rnnied ns having n phenomenal mem.
ory.
What with J. Picrpont Morgan. An.
drew Carnegie and the American
Jockeys. our British friends are hnv.
Ing their attention strongly directed
TO the U. s. A.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-12
Hairs caiarrh Cure
Il constitutional cure. Price. &c.

Ito lived on the "a, OF ,h. land
natural thing. to he sure
When the circumstances you understand: :
lie conducted an Anli.fat cure.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-12

They say Joe psbbs Is drcadfiiiy pc.
nurious." ''P,nurinusr lie tells nc that
he reads his evening paper now BY O
botticfui OF lishtnins bugs"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-12
LITTLE LAUGHS.
A Lost JOY.

All, ice cream soda-as 1t goes
Is quite good enough, It's true:
But it doesn't buzz the victims nose
AS the old kind used to do.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-12

into a doss without having santa Claus
come AMI perch himself on the foo, OF
the b-J and demand part OF his wealth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-12
A Lasting Scare.

Rugby tells me he never travels at
night on the cars"
"Nervous?" aH
well. the last trip he took he saw
one of those women who wear their
husbands old linen busters for sleep
ing car gowns
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-12

When in doubt use Wizard OIL for
pain: both suffering and doubt Will
vanish. Your doctor and druggist
know Il.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-12
A Restfnl Function.

Deaf and dumb trolley parties are
the latest
What are they?"
( "a lot of talkative women ride
around town in the street cars all
evening, and the one who speaks first
pays for the ride and the ice cream"
Wealth is not his who makes 1t, bat
his who enjoys it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-12

PIYS r-ass.sti,t ,tsssss seats ss .ss,sssssss ans,
k'.t asy -. % bs. Ahs-s G'ssi >.s,s Hs.iss.s.
sssi q. SIGE ss.Oo ,sssi s--i,i- .si trsai.s~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-12

Ids not believe riso's Cur for coasump,,o-
has an equal for coughs asd eo,is--jons y
UoyEI. Trinity spsiass. i1i-. Fob. Is isoo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-12

Everything comes TO him who waits
Including had luck. The bes, things walt
for him Who eomss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-12

Z, Is now time TO air tho old Joke:
''pon't eat q eumb-rs. they will " up"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-12

Ass- Wtasiow,s sooshtsG syrar.
gnseAfttfvs te~sstrs s9st~ss th- xssns. rrssr.s ~
cAns;ica. sAy ssle. esfvs utsi eoli<- L< lststa
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-12

FLORENCE ALLY
Miss fiossHes All,.iITs
Chicago. Ill. writes: -h,I
worn out system Ps.s., s,,s
head In my ss;In.,!oa ~
truly wonderful 10 .s.H,,ss
entire system. ! kse9 |, "a sr,s|
time and never hare ,sr ~
as . few doses aipau nd. }
iike . d!segen; ~osa.--FI
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
MRS MAVERICKS CASE.

London, Dec. In the Life" Lord
Russell just published by his biographer
occurs the following on the noted case
Of Mrs Maybrick:
after the unhappy woman's convic.
ton in 1899 Lsrd Russell. with character.
istlc persistency. assailed home secre.
tary after home secretary, seeking as it
we're to carry his former clients freedom
by storming the positions of those who
KEEP, the key Of her prison house. To
Lord Ridley. who was home secretary at
the time. he wrote in 1896: If called
upon TO advise in my character of head
of the criminal judicature of this country,
should advise you that Florence May
brick shoul 60 free. To the very end
OF his life the fate OF Mrs Maybrick oc.
cupied Lord Russell's thoughts. and be
never ceased. either privately or official.
ly. as the opportunity occurred, to say
that there had been grave miscarriage
of Justice"
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
UNlvE RSlTY NOTES.

Mr. Buckens,ein has en,erei the law
school.
(. c. Welch he's given up his work a,
the university and returned to his Den.
yer home.
The university dance committee are
hard at work trying to arrange dance
TOR next week. 1t will probably taxi
place ifa sufficient number can be in.
duced to 60.
A petition has been circulated among
the engineers and very generally signed
asking that Prof. Rowe be appointed
dean OF the School OF Applied Science
to supply the vacancy left by the death
Of Major Fulton. The petition is to be
presented to the president.
The new steam heating system failed
to work this morning and classes in the
Hale and other outlying buildings had to
be dismissed in consequence. The taul,
was simple one and after being located
was quickly remedied. By noon there
was plenty OF warmth for all.
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
The |0X Reform
0f M. buCkhl
BUCKlIN ON TAXES.
Author of Amendment Proposition Faces
Boulder Audience.

Author of Amendment Proposition Faces
Boulder Audience.
The taxing Of social values, meaning
those values created by society, and re
moval OF taxation from those values ere
ated by industry. was the burden of J.
w. Bucklin's argument at Masonic TEN.
pie hall last night. Prot. Nichols Of the
university presided and the audience was
large sized one and we'll sprlnkled with
thinking men. Senator Bucklin has
devoted ten years to formulating All
amendment to the constitution OF Colo
RADIO TO be voted for ct the next election.
This amendment does not require the
adoption Of his scheme of taxation by
any county, but he believes his home
county of Mesa will adopt it providing
the vote next fall authorizes its adoption.
1t is purely home rule measure and
carries with it the right of any county to
adopt it or not, to adopt II even for
trial period and, if unsatisfactory, to re.
turn to the existing system. Senator
Bucklin. with Henry George, believes
that the man who causes two blades OF
grass to grow where only one grew be.
fore should not be taxed on that grass.
He holds that the man who builds
house should not be taxed on that house
save ior the land which he has improved
He wants all land TO be taxed on its
value as land. H. regards tax on
homes and buildings as a tax, also. upon
the builder. More homes would be built
il homes were not taxed. This would
give employment to labor and stimulate
home building. making self sustaining,
home loving community, He argues
that people having vacant land would
improve that land, if his scheme is
adopted, because they would not be
taxed for taeir Improvements. People
would flock to the county adopting i,
and would buy the land Of the men who
will not in prove. This would give large
landowners an opportunity to get from
under. Or to improve as they should see
fi,. Franchises should be taxed and
will be taxed under the proposed |
method. Now franchises go free and a |
man who builds home is punished for |
daring to build home in this land OF the |
Ir-e-puntshed every year by being
taxed.
He would have live stock and stocks
If merchandise untaxed. and the taxes
10 removed levied against land and
ranchises.
The argument is familiar to students
II Henry George and other writer's on
geological and economical subjects and
vas al able presentation along practical
ines. Senator Bucklin answered quite
satisfactorily questions propounded by
)r. c. S. Palmer, MIR o. H. Wangelin
nd Mr. Collins.
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
POULDER'S GEOLOGY,

In the discussion of Geology in its
Relation to Landscape" Junius Hender.
son will present some results of nearly
ten years study OF this region. thoroughly
illustrated by splendid lantern slides OF
familiar and unfamiliar Boulder county
scenery. Among other things will be
considered. in popular and yet scien.
nhcaily accurate way, the folding and
faulting OF rocks. erosion, transportation
OF boulders, Arapahoe glacier and glacial
lakes, etc. At the NJ. (. church, Dec
27th, 1901. s p. m. Admission 25c. II ,
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
DON'T LIKE WELLINGTON.

Washington. Dec. I2-The Republican
CAUCUS made no provision for Senator
Wellington on senate com Dittees and
when the Democratic senatorial caucus
was held last night i, passed the matter
over making no demand for the Mary.
land senator. Had i, desired to take
care of him the caucus could have placed
him on one or more committees as a
minority member. Wellington is man
without parry.
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
MISS STONE IS WELL.

Constan,inople, Dec. 1.-THE latest
advices concerning Miss Stone. the
American missionary, and her lady com.
panion are that their condition has been
good and that they have been able to
obtain rude comforts. The bandits have
even kept physician near them. The
bandits complain that Miss Stone has
been striving TO conver, them and they
say her detention is in pursuit OF sacred
caose
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
JACK HARRIS SELLS.

w. H. Shea of Denver, representing
the lndiana-Colorado Mining company
has purchased Of Capt. J, J. Harris, su.
perintendent of the Melvna. a half in.
terest in the Plymouth mine at Wall
Street. paying 81. 500 for the interest. 1,
was a cash transaction. Mr. Sheas com
pany is operating the Alpine and London
mines and is acquiring considerable
property at Wall Street. Joseph Luxon
is local representative OF the company
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
WANTS MEXICAN TRADE.

Topeka, Dec. I1-Governor Stanley
today tha, he would call a
state convention OF business men to take
steps for the urging upon congress Of
establishing free business relations with
Mexico. He says the entire west would
be greatly benefited by putting into
effect new commercial relations.
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
THEY THIRST FOR GORE.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE Herald S
Valparaiso correspondent cables ,ha.
the war spirit is growing in Chile and
that war between tha, country and the
Argentine Republic is likely. The
Argentinians are cordially hated by the
citizens CT Chile.
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
PETER HEARD FROM.

Washington. Dec. I2-Ex Senator
PETER OF Kansas has asked congress to
take off his hands and pay him for his
labor upon ii topical index Of the de
bates OF congress. He has arranged
them from the foundation of the govern
men. until 1861 and will carry on the
work If paid ter it. He started the work
OF his own motion. Senator Gallinger has
presented his petition in the senate. Mr.
PETER was once Populis'. bu. is now An
easy going Kansas Republican.
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
MARCONI IS READY.

Loses One Balloon But Has Another
Ready to Fly.
Antwerp, Dec. I2-Mons. Marconi, in.
ventor Of wireless telegraphy, was ready
with his balloon for his great test this
morning. OF a sudden the monster
balloon broke from its moorings and
sailed off to sea. However, Marconi was
prepared for this by having prepared
another balloon. 1t will be ready 10
make the trial trip tomorrow.
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
Gould 5 [Q|k
|SFO[ RQ|1ODY
GOULD GOES SLOW.
Son Of Jay Gould VIII Not War on Great
Pacific Roads.

Pacific Roads.
New York, Dec. I,-George Gould re.
turned to New York today after two
months of inspection of his great West.
ern lines. He denied that he had plan.
ned a great Pacihc-Atlantic consolida.
ton by way of the Missouri Pacific. Den
yer AMI Rio Grande and Rio Grande
Western. but said that he proposed re-.
building the Texas Pacific from New
Orleans to St. Louis. Mr. Gould. also,
said that within two or three months one
Of New York's elevated lines would be
running by electricity as motive power.
He had no war to make on Central
Pacific business from Ogden to San
Francisco. Mr. Gould said the west was
destined to be vast commercial empire
and he was we'll pleased with his inter.
ests in that quarter.
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
Fourteen Lost
0 North SEQ
PERlLS OF THE SEA.

In = Fierce Gale on North Sea Fourteen
Arc Drowned.
2 London, Dec. I2-Fierce gales Z
: are blowing over the English and 7
= Irish channels. Life boats are I
Z busy saving crews. At Dover I
T number of ships are making Z
T signals of distress. A Belgian Z
= fishing boat has gone down in the {
? North sea resulting in fourteen
= persons being drowned. Z
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
MASONS, ATTENTION.

There will be special communication
OF Poulder Lodge No. IS. A. F. & A. NJ,
Friday nigh, December I3. for work on
the third degree. All visiting Masons are
invited. BY order Of
RICHARD GILBERT, w. NJ.
w.. BELLMAS, Secretary.
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
HOMESTAKE'S PURCHASE.

Leeds. S. D.. Dec. I2-The great
Homestake company has purchased the
famous Father de Schmet mines and
mills and will add their vas, workings to
the Homes,ake company.
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
Ruth Rehckah,a NnIIce

Grand Master Ackerman I. o. o. F.
~ill officially visi, Ruth Rebekah lodge
No. 5 at their regular meeting December
I3. A full attendance is desired. All
Rebekahs are cordially invited.
FLORENCE DUBI,
HULDA NELSON, Noble Grand.
Secretary.
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
Bio L0D0| Riots
Bottle Police
SOCIALISTS RIOT.
City of Csdiz q Scene OF widest Disorder
and Confusion,

Cadiz, Dec, I2-This city was in
a stale of partial revolution all
night. Mobs led by striking bakers
paraded the streets with knives
) and guns and created a scene Of
wild CONSERVATION. With shouts
Of Long Live the Social Revo.
luton" and Down With Bur.
geoise," they went through town,
the police powerless to put an
end to the demonstration.
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
ON TRIAL FOR TREASON.

Former Governor of Johar nesburE Meets
His Accusers.
London, DEC I2-Dr. krause, ex gov.
ernor OF johannesburg. South Africa, was
placed on trial this morning. He is
charged with treason and murder, for
having pu, 10 death several English Of.
hcers as punitory measure Of war after
England had asserted sovereignty over
that city and province.
Daily camera., 1901-12-12
To Cure 4 Gold In One DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
each box. age.
Daily camera., 1901-12-12

The 20 per cent discount sale at
the Golden Rule store Is drawing
large crowds daily.
Daily camera., 1901-12-12

Mil;t,ry ball tomorrow night.
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by the critic employed upon that paper.
who is, however, understood to be writ
ing under orders.
Judging from an impartial standpoint
and the way the house seemed to look
little performance.
The acquisition of the two additional
girls appreciably filled up the volume of
the chorus and the stage effects. MAS
cotte," while containing several catchy
solos and duets, is primarily a laugh
maker. 1t is often said that all the COM
edy business sprinkled through genera
tons of comic opera had its origin in the
"Mascotte.'
Kunkel and Harvey, though sticking to
the traditional business, were most ca
pable mirth-producers. Both Miss STAN
ton and Lyding deserve praise for
their singing the "Gobble' duet, and in
deed all the dual numbers were effect
lively rendered.
LydiDg was a good Pippo dramatically
and Bettina suits Miss Stanton admir-
ably. The chorus was effectively dressed
and the performance worthy of a full
house
| the success of the Boston Lyrics last
| season. will be given on Tuesday, and,
with KunkeI and Harvey in the comedy
roles, should draw we'll
Between the first and second acts
Paul Egry will play as a solo the Ro-
nance and Gavotte from 'Mignon." Egry
| Interpreting Sarasate is a treat to look
| forward to. ALLAN DUNN.
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WILL NOT RECOMMEND.
Wilcox Will Not Ask for Governors
Removal.

1t has been denied by Robert Wilcox
that he will make any recommendation
to President Mckinley when he meets
him in San Francisco in regard to the
Governor of Hawaii, and he also denies
the report that he intends supporting
Sam Parker for the office of Governor
Wilcox says, on the contrary, that he
is not taking any part in the squab-
ble," and that he agrees with DR..
Russell that the best policy is to let
well enough alone" He thinks that
the situation cannot well be bettered,
that Sam Parker is under the thumb
of the sugar planters" as are all the
men capable for the appointment, and
in fact that the sugar planters are the
Government He says that if President
Mckinley should ask him to recommend
a Governor he should advise that some
one be sent from the extreme East, that
he might not be under the control OF
the sugar planters.
The Delegate goes to San Francisco
on the Sth. and will meet the Presi-
dent, if the opportunity presents, TO talk
with him about the present Legislature.
OF any other plans, Wilcox says he is
innocent.
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puNoHBowL RESIDENCES.
The Upper Slopes of the Crater Good
for Home Sites.

There are few more favorable spots
in Honolulu for residence property than
on the upper slopes of Punehbowl. 1T
is conceded that the healthiest, as well
as the most enjoyable sites for dwellers
in tropical countries are situated OF
the elevated plateaus and terraced
mountain slopes, above the malarial and
miasmatic possibilities of sea level.
In Madeira, at the Peak of Teneriffe,
IN the West Indies, and all colonial
possessions enjoying climates similar
to that of Hawaii, the residents have
been quick to appreciate the advant-
ages offered by the cooler temperature
gained by living at an altitude Homo
lulu is of late awakening to the wei.
come change offered by the foothills
and mountain ridges back of the heat
ed town.
Punchbowl is within convenient reach
of the car lines, besides the prospect
offered is always swept by cooling
breeze. Considerable land has already
been taken up, and pleasant residences
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srANTcNs IN MAscoTTE.
Said Pasha and Solo by Egry Tues
day Night.

There were a good many gaps IN the
House that turned out to see Mascotte
on Saturday. Change of bill at the last
moment accounted for many of these, the
alteration being unavoidable through the
bad condition of Mr.. Hanam's throat. lie
was to have sung the title role III FRA
Diayolo., but Inflammation SUBSEQUENT
to the lancing of swollen glands ialo MN
up at Waikiki, where yesterday morhins
he doubtless enjoyed the pleasure Oh
hearing the role that he did not sing On
Saturday, discredited to him by the gen
tieman that roasts theatricals in the he'
publican. :, +na
There were many strangers IN ene
house and the whole audience seeneu
thoroughly to enjoy the performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Irwin, with N
and Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch and SENIOR "a
navarro. occupied the Irwin box the op-
posite one containing Queen Liluokaidni'
Mrs. Estee. Mrs. j. o. Carter ana Frliice
David Kawananakoa. A weli-knowh
Judge. popularity reported to controi the
savings of a morning paper, assls.eu =.
the applause that procured severai Gu
cores and did not seem to snare tile az.
tipatfy manifested toward the stantons
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drought the
rminer wasw
the homwh hitwsmad
hence the yield does not have to be
are Of a sandy formio
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NEWS OF THE COURTS.
May Term of Circuit Court Opens
This Morning

The May term of the Circuit Court be-
gins today. The trial jury was drawn on
Thursday last.
The names of the jurors summoned to
serve are: David Frazier Thrum, Albert
Ernest Lloyd, William Henry McInerny,
Hugh Hebron Walker, Alfred Moses Mel
lis. George Augustus Howard, Jr., Wal
ter Martin Cunningham, Henry Lose,
Thomas r. Lucas, James Ernestine Full
lerton Charles Summer Hall, Otto Alex
ander Berndt Walter Andrews Hardy,
William Herbert Lyle, Ward stephen
Bartlett, Edward Brown F'riel, William
Enfield Sharp, Solomon Peck, Solomon D..
Koki Edward Charles Holstein, William
Boardman Rice, Herman Meek, Robert
Kolomoku Pahua, Samuel Louis keku-
mano, Louis Haalilio Minrando, James
Lihauanuenue Aholo, Vincent Fernan-
dez Edward Ernest Mossman, William
Bennington Jones, John Markham, Wal
ter Melville Pomroy, Horaio Gates
Crabbe. Alfred Tascott Brock, Thomas
Joseph Quinn, Ernest Albert Ross, Man
uel Augusta Gonsalves.
Saturday was the fifth day of the Mist
vs. Kapiolani Estate case, but the evil
dence was not yet all in when the First
Circuit Court closed. The case went over
until today. 1t will be resumed at ''oo
o. clock this morning.
petition for the guardianship OF 10
shi Nishimura, Tatsua Morita, Shihai
Kubayama and Yok Kura, minors, has
been filed by w. X Azbill, who alleges
that said minors are now associated with
persons of immoral character.
Mr.. Azbill, who is president OF the Ha-
waiian Orphanage and Industrial Schooi,
Limited, wishes to be appointed guardian
of the minors so that he may place them
under the care of that INSTITUTION.
In the case of Thomas Miner harrl-
son VS. 7 A. Magoon ct al, Robertson
&, Wilder attorneys for plaintiff, nave
moved to file an amended declaration
The plaintiff in the case of William r.
locker VS.. Carl II. and Carolina Patzis'
by his attorneys Andrews, Peters q An
drade, filed a motion that MONDAY TO-
day be set for the hearing of the case.
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WHEN CONWAY, EMBEZZLER.
CANE TO HONOLULU PORT

The second day out from San Fran
CISCO" said R. D. Millett. who has met
returned from Australia, Il was stand
ing on the deck of the steamer gazing
at the broad Pacific. and incidentally
locking around the boat, when a man
ahead of me walked over toward the
rail He had a peculiar walk which was
very familiar, and was short. heavy-set
with thick, short neck nd Titan hair
that I'd seen somewhere before When
he got to the rail he turned and 7 pssn-
ed with surprise. Conway. by the gods,
and he must have recognized me, for he
changed color and walked away. There
watched for new developments. That
evening three ladies, recovering from
first seasickness, came on deck and sat
near the railing the railing makes a
great hit with ladies until they're accus-
toned to the rolls they get with each
mead.
STRONG WITH THE LADIES
I'm a few moments Conway sauntered
toward them. He didn't know them, but
in twenty minutes he was walking the
deck with one on each arm. His identity
was established, for P. J. was always
strong with the hot air when he wanted
to make good with the ladies. He hand
ed them plenty, too, for by the next day
everybody was getting acquainted with
the Agreeable capitalist
AT luncheon that day i watched him
all through the meal. He sat at the pur-
sers table, and was entertaining every
one with his stories of travel. When
finished / walked around to look at the
80.
Later I saw the purser and asked:
Were you instructed before leaving
boat?'
Are you detective? he asked in re-
turn.
not, but were you?
These things are confidential he
answered, but We were
Who is that in number So at your
table?
Mr.. Clarkson-Mr George Clarkson.
He has a first-class ticket, but no bag
gage or stateroom'
What was the man you were told to
watch for named@
Porter J. Conway
Well, Clarkson is Conway 1 declar-
ed
Impossible; there were two police
men that watched the passengers get
en-. They would have nailed him..
so far as those policemen went, any
one could have passed them, the crowd
was SO great, and 1 assured him again