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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-10-01
HONOLULU BRANCH CABLE.
The British Government Not Likely
to Object.

In connection With the Canadian
Australian cable, which is now under
construction, it is interesting to note
that at Honolulu there is some talk of
the organization of a private company
TO lay a cable to Tanning island, the
British island at which the transpaciflc
cable will land. This point is seven
hundred miles from Honolulu, and a
cable for that distance would cost half
million dollars. By this means the
United States would be brought into
communication with the Territory OF
Hawaii as soon as our cable is COM
pleted. Certainly there would be no OBJ
lection from a British source, for the
American messages would form a well
come source of revenue from a quarter
hitherto not counted upon.-Vancouyer
Province.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-10-01
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

Ramon Barrios Luco Is the new pre-
mier of Chile.
A pitched battle in Colombia may be
expected at any time.
Yaqui Indians are again raiding the
ranches of Arizona.
The new Canadian survey is likely to
place half the American town of Blaine
in Canada.
Joaquin Walker Martinez has been
nominated as Chilean Minister at
Washington.
Joshua Newly, of San Jose, has de-
manded an accounting of the Cured
Fruit Association.
| Col. Crabbe surprised the camp OF
Van der Nerve, killed him and made
several prisoners.
! Col. Albert Clarke Of Boston has sue
ceeded the late Senator Kyle as chair
man of the industrial commission.
! Riverside, Cal, is to get $4,000 Ii
brary present from Carnegie.
The Marquis of Anglesey was robbed
of 100000 of jewels.
The Vienna Butchers Association
asks that the maximum tariff be i'm
posed on American lard. bacon and
sausages.
Father Fitzgerald, a Catholic priest
of san Francisco, heard man traduc-
ing the President at Buffalo and knock
ed him down
/ Spain has directed an ultimatum 20
Morocco for the release of Spanish
boy and girl captured by Moorish tribes
The Sultan asked for an extension OF
time over the limit set-September IL
Russia will make an immense loan
from the Rothschilds.
Miss Eva Beeson. a Sunnyside (Wash.)
school teacher, killed herself.
Carl Peterson of Oakland was nearly
KILLED by a wounded deer.
The parents OF Conductor Atkins OF
Oakland contest the claim of his widow
to their late sons estate.
Plans are being prepared for the Carne-
gle library building at Berkeley
Alexander Nambos. non-union hre
man, was fatally shot by union men al
San Francisco.
The American secret secvice VIII CIV
the anarchists no rest hereafter.
The Venezuelan fleet is reported t.
have bombarded the Venezuelan tow
of Rio Hacha.
Methuen met with success agains
Delarey, driving him from stronl
position in Great Maries Valley.
: NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-Sugar--Raw
steady; fair refining. SIC; centrifugal
sc test, SIC; molasses sugar, &c. Re
fined, steady: crushed, 5.75c; powder
, ed 5 Csc; graduated, 5.25c.
PITTSBURG. Sept. 20.-With few
exceptions, work was resumed, at leas
in measure, in the combine stee
mills today, and IL the disgruntled til
e workers can be conciliated by mex
Monday, all the plants will be in fu
I operation.
y LONDON, Sept. 19.-The torpedo
: boat destroyer Cobra has foundered i
q the North sea as the result of an eS
t ploson. The ship was en- route fror
e the yard of her builders, the Arm
n strongs of Newcastle, to Portsmouth
The Cobra had sixtynine men o
: board. and twelve were saved.
;, The Cobra was a turbine-engined ve'
n sci. She had just left the yard of h
n constructors and was undergoing boi
n err test. The Viper, n sister ship, Wa
v recently wrecked.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-10-01

The Toya Kisen Kaisha has decided
to build two 10,000ton steamers to
compete with the new liners of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
The date set for the first Of the inter-
national races was Sept. Goth. The Sec
ond race takes place today. September
18th. -.
The trial games between the athletes
of Harvard and Yale were to have taken
place last Saturday at Berkeley Oval.
The Michigan football team will play
games with California and Stanford.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-10-01

MAUI. Sept. 2s.-The Hamakua Ditch
Co.. has made application TO the au-
thorities in Honolulu for permission to
Introduce woodpeChers and other IN
sectivorous birds into the forests OF
East Maui. mauka of Iluelo and kea-
nae. for the purpose Of destroying a
vorar-a kind of borer that is fast Kill
ing the koa trees.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-10-01

WILLEMSTADT. Island Of Curacao,
Sept. 1S.-The Dutch cruiser Sommels-
dyk brought news of two defeats Of
the Colombian insurgents by the gov
eminent forces The number of casu-
alities is not known. All the people
able to do so have left.
Turkey Is said to have come to a
direct understanding with the French
claimants.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-10-01

Capt. Samuel Johnson was mixed up
in a runaway Thursday morning. The
horse driven by him is vicious one.
and twice before has seriously injured
her drivers. Now the Public Works
animal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-10-01
Ayers
Cherry PeCtora|

at bedtime and be all right tho next
morning. Isn't this the better way?
Then continue the Cherry Pectoral a
few days until your throat and lungs
have completely healed and all danger
of future trouble is past.
Another grand thing about Ayers
Cherry Pectoral is that it cures hard
coughs, the hardest kind of old coughs,
even after all other remedies have failed.
Put up in largo and small bottles.
When it hurts your lungs to cough,
then apply one of Ayers Cherry Pee
toral Plasters directly over the painful
lung. 1t will quiet the pain, remove all
congestion, and greatly strengthen.
pressred by Or. J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass. o. S. A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-10-01
The best cough drops are drops Of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

The next time you
take cold, dose your
self with a lot of
home remedies and
dilly-dally along I'M
til your cough is
deepseated and you
are threatened with
pneumonia OF con
sumption. T h at )
one way, to be sure.
Here's another W,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-10-01

MAUI, Sept. .2s.-The mongoose is
fast disappearing from the Spreckels-
Vile cane fields and consequently rats
are on the increase there. From other
localities ii is also reported that the
rat-destroying animal Is also vanish
ing. The only cause mentioned is
ticks. Owing to the destruction of the
lizards by the mongoose ticks have in
creased in such numbers as to over
whelm and almost annihilate the mon
goose. Is this retribution just one?
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-10
Items Of the Day Of
Personal Mention.

Jno. Kern of Bisbee, q prominent
miner Of the great copper camp, enter
tanned a host OF friends last evening
previous to his departure for the coast.
II. II. Morgan Of Wilcox is domiciled
at the San Xavier.
S. F.. Prunty OF San Francisco is a
guest at the Orndorff.
F. P. More of Wilcox is at the San
Xavier.
Miss Wedge OF San Francisco is a re-
cent arrival at the Orndorff.
A. II. Isbee of Deming N. NJ, is reg
istered at the San Xavier.
J. B. Bonner, superintendent of tele-
graph for the Southern Pacific COM
pany, with headquarters in San Frncis.
co, is out on his annual vacation, and is
cooling off in Tucson. Mr.. Bonner is
a personal friend Of Superintendent
Worthington, and is havingan agreeable
visit with that gentleman
E. Teller OF Chicago is late arrival
at the San Xavier.
+. S. Waddles OF st. Joseph, Mo, is
registered at the Orndorff.
]. Howard Palmer Of Hermosillo is in
the city today. Mr.. Palmer has been
shut off from his home for ten days and,
from present indications, is fearful that
he will not get an opportunity to ego
back again" soon.
James Cavan, for some time connected
with the Helvetia company, took hi.
departure this morning for Globe.
Mrs. Ben Sneed, Mrs. Steve Aguirre
and Miss Birdie Roberts, all OF Naco,
were Bisbee visitors yesterday. The
party has recently retdrned from New
York where they were the guests of W.
c. Greene and wife at the Waldorf-As-
toYia. -Bisbee Review.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-10

People enjoy those pleasant concerts
given at Felix's department store every
Saturday evening from %. A fine
programme is promised for this evening.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-10
Reported Shooting
Of Frank Proctor.

Word comes to Tucson that Frank
Proctor has been dangerously shot by a
Mexican at the Cananea mine, Sonora.
The information is unauthenticated,
but bears the sem blance of truth. Pas.
sengers arriving in Tucson last evening
from Nogales state that a runner had
arrived at the border city to summon a
surgeon to attend the wounded man.
The information was to the effect that
Mr.. Proctor was having business trans
action with a Mexican, the goods had
been delivered, and the price was exact
ed, wherenpon the purchaser deliber-
ately shot Mr.. Proctor through the
body, the missile penetrating his lung
1t is known that the company physi-
clan at Cananea is absent at present on
vacation, which fact lends color to the
rumor that Mr.. Proctor is injured and
that surgeon has been sent for.
Frank Proctor is well and favorably
known in Tucson, where he has resided
for a number of years, having been 8
prominent cattle man of Pima county
at one time, and was also conspicuous
in county politics. He held the position
OF under sheriff during Shaw's admins
tration of that Office, and is held in high
esteem by all who know him. Mr.
Proctor is the father-in.law OF w. C.
Greene, and had a valuable busines:
concession on The holdings of the Greene
Consolidated Mining company.
Mr.. Proctor's many friends in Tucson
will hope that the rumor is untrue and
that Frank may live to refute similar
stories or many years to come.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-10
Tucson Water Bonds
First Issue Void.

The city council bored with a big
augur last evening. 1t was financial
transaction, and 100000 were involved
in its deliberations.
About two years ago 100000 were
voted by the city Of Tucson to be applied
to the purchase Of water works, the
bonds, together with warrant for that
amount were signed by the finance COM
mittee Of the city council and the
mayor. They were then placed in the
Arizona National Bank in escrow, but
were found to be defective and could not
be negotiated. Other bonds and a sim
liar warrant were issued, but the first
issue remained in the bank and could
have been negotiated had they fallen
into the hands OF unscrupulous per-
sons
The special meeting OF the city council
was called last evening for the purpose
of rectifying this error-devising means
of becoming possessed Of the bonds and
warrant and the cancellation of the
same.
1t was decided last evening to add the
city attorney TO the finance committee,
who will demand and receipt for the
paper in escrow and cancel the same by
writing across the face Of each 800
bond in red ink void
This matter has given the mayor and
city council much concern of late, but
they believe now that they are in fair
way to remedy the defect
Don't miss the concert this evening AT
Felix's dry goods store from to 8
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-10
For Sale al a Bar gain,

Keno Saloon with full stock Of first
class goods and furniture, also keno out
fit. Proprietor compelled to leave city
on account OF other business engage
ments. See C. w. La France, Keno Sa-
loon. 84-tf
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-10
For Public Use.

Diego Valencia has added an elegant
up to date and strictly high grade car
riage to his business.
1t is equipped with rubber tires, the
finest OF coach springs and axles, and
luxurious inaide finish to afford the pat
rons the greatest possible comfort. II
will be out for the first time next Sun.
day, August 4th.
The magnificent coach harness used
with this rig was made by hand az Fred
Ronstadt's shop and the carriage itself
was also made to their order. Tel. POI.
So
Placer location blanks for sale
mt the Citizen office.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-10
1t the Tucson
Churches Tomorrow
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.

CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.
Service at the Cathedral, Sunday,
August 3.
First mass at $50, second mass at
7 o'clock and high mass at o'clock a.
m. (the second for the English speak.
lng)
Rosary and Benediction O'Clock pm.
+. Gerard, Pastor.
Services at the Methodist church to-
morrow as follows: Sunday school at
10 a. m. preaching at II q. m. and 7 80
p. m. The public is cordially invited to
all the services.
A. NJ. Gibbons, Pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. IN. tomorrow
at the Baptist church. No further
preaching service until Sept s.
Browns, Browns, Brown's-Where2
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-10
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

Trains No. and 10 were reported on
time at 3 30 this afternoon.
The latest information is to the erect
that some trouble has been experienced
on the Sonora branch OF the southern
Pacific, although the train came through
this morning
Julius Goldhaum is arranging to erect
three-story building on Stone avenue
between the Consolidated bank ana
Parker's undertaking establishment
Architect frost is preparing the plans
An attractive feature OF The Citizen is
it's bulletin board at the Drachman
cigar store in Congress street, between
South and North Stone evenue.
There will be a meeting of the Reform
School Board this afternoon at 4; ;3O
O'Clock. Member Gerwein arrived from
Benson on the Cannon Ball and Will
remain in the city until tomorrow after
noon.
An abundance OF rain has fallen in the
vicinity OF Helvetia during the past
week. The smelter is running at its
full capacity, and general prosperity ls
noticeable throughout that section. The
grass between Tucson and that camp ls
said to be six inches high.
The Cannon Ball" arrived in Tucson
| from Nogales on schedule time, the re-
mort that the Sonora road had been wash
ed away, to the contrary notwithstand'
| ing. Such false reports work an injury
to the travelling public, to Say nothing
shout the railroad.
( Several miners are in Tucson today
from the King of Arizona mine in luna
county. They report the mine is in
prosperous condition. There are about
sixty miners on the payroll, but the mill
and mine employ nearly one hundred
men
An incipient eight" in front OF the
Legal Tender about six O'Clock this
morning was witnessed by Citizen re-
portera 1t was a roast" to finish, al
though Frying Pan" did the culinary
art. The other fellow was tanned, and
now old "Pan" claims he can bring any
one to a brown standstill.
The ranchers and the Chinese veget-
able peddlers complain that Arizona
has too much water During the past
week the floods OF the Santa Cruz have
PLAYED havoc with the farmer and gar.
dener. The beneficiary at present il
the Pago Indian, who catches such de-
| bris as MELONS and yegeta bles that have
been torn from their moorings.
Tucson has another famine-it il
more trying than shortage of ice-and
those who register the greatest griev'
ances are Judge Hawk and General
Royal A. johnson. The buttermilk la.
boratories could not supply their Gus
toners today, and as consequence the
attaches of the City Hall were not as
courteous as upon former occasions,
Under the trying circumstances they
are excusable.
P. II. Malloy, who came to Tucson a
few days since to assume general man.
agement of the Tres Amigos mines for 8
Colorado syndicate, has concluded thai
other sections OF the country would be
conducive to his future than would be 6
connection with the Tres Amigos, con
sequently he has resigned his position tt
accept the general management OF the
Sisiriora Mining Company, Fuerte min
ing district, State of Sinaloa. MIR. Nal
10y will take his departure for Mexico
today.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-10
Choose Arlpht

You get the best doctor you know Of
when sickness comes. Your choice of a
druggist is just as important. We use
only the best and purest drugs. Pres
criptions brought TO US are always COM
pounded with absolute accuracy, by ox-
perienced Pharmacists We haveevery.
thing requisite in a first class drug
trade.
Fl East Congress St.
TUCSON ARTZ
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-10

Browns, Browns, Brown's-Wherei
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-08-10
METAL AND HONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug l0.--Bar silver 5Saa
Mexican dollars, 46 silver certificates
SOY
CoPPER-Copper dull, brokers 16t6 ali
LEAD-Lead quiet brokers, 400 ex-
change l6k.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-19

ographical location of his whereabouts
A detective who claims to possess in
innate knowledge concerning Mr.
Groves vagaries and personal habits, as
we'll as his predictions and versatility
Is authority for the statement that the
gentleman was one of those who recently
engaged in the little piece Of pleasantly
of which the Great Northern express and
railroad companies were the butts. while
right on top Of this comes Missouri
lawyer who claims to have received a
draft from him issued by South Airs
can bank. 1t may be reasoned by the
detective that 1t was necessary for Pat
to make a raise before he could nay his
old attorney fees. but the fact that the
draft came all the way from Johannes
burg makes it appear unreasonable that
he secured the necessary money in Mon-
tana, as the time which elapsed between
the train robbery and the receipt of the
draft at ST. Joseph was not sufficient
to enable Mr.. Grove to shift the scene
of his presence to that place and send
the draft, too. Then. too. it does not
seem liberal spender that he may be,
that Mr.. Grove could have spent his
share Of the money donated to him by
Mr.. Cudahy last winter. If it Is all the
same to him, and to spare the feelings
of Mr.. kid" Curry. popular belief will
locate Mr.. Groves abiding place in
South Africa and free him of any COM
plicity in the entertainment enacted at
Wagner, capable as he may be to play
a stellar part in the performance.-Bill-
ings Gazette.
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How Great Falls Won.

Great Falls is a city of hustlers. While
in some cities the business men spend
their time in complaining and discussion.
Great Falls acts. They get to the front
with promptitude, especially if there is
a dollar in sight. Perhaps that is why,
stretch of prairie that less than a score
Of years ago furnished good pasturage
Tor the antelope and herds of sheep and
cattle now ranks as the second city in
the state. OF course Great Falls has had
something more than the hustle Of its
business men to account for it's rapid
growth. There is the vast water power
that lies at the root of all it's progress.
Still they never hid their light, Or water
power, under bushel. and they early
laid to heart the legacy Of the success
full man Of the world to his Oldest son.
That story is worth repeating right here
though it has been printed often. A
father who had made moderate for-
tune distributed it by will among his
children. To all Of them except the ED
est son he left money, or real estate or
bonds. To the eldest son he simply be-
queathed the family bible with the in
junction to search it's pages, for within
them he would find the secret Of his
fathers success in life. That division of
property in no wise pleased the eldest
SON, and after the reading Of the will he
retired to his home with his share of the
estate in a very disgruntled frame Of
mind. Then the thought occurred to him
that possibly the eccentric old man
might have placed within the book a
check or bonds, or something else of val
ue, and he rescued the family bible out of
the corner where he had thrown it and
commenced to examine its leaves. His
perception was rewarded by the discov-
cry Of sealed envelope with his name
upon it. He-eagerly, and nervously tora
it open and extracted from it slip OF
paper with his sage sentence on it: my
soma great many good things in this
world are lost by not asking for them
Bozeman Chronicle.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-19
Timber Suits.

The Inter Mountain having suggested
prosecution of the timber suits lest the
mining industry be crippled for want OF
mining timbers, and lest also unjust
suspicion be cast upon men prominent in
the business and social life Of the west,
a number of esteemed contemporaries
have INDUCED in editorial speculations
at once ungenerous and unjust. These
over-sensitive critics throw out hints OF
millionaire influence and solicitation for
corporations regardless Of the rights Of
poor men, and other stuff and nonsense
to make UP an effective play to the gall
leries. The Inter Mountain cares moth
ing for the agencies alleged to be the
object of it's tender regard at the ex-
necessary to work the mines and pro-
tect the life of miners is forthcoming.
The Inter Mountain is not concerned in
the defense of any men or any corpora
tons accused Of wrong-doing. If they
have transgressed the law, let them pay
the penalty. If they have denuded the
forest lands under fraudulent titles, let
justice be done. If they have kept any
poor man from his winters wood or de-
prived him Of his right to tagging to
line his shaft or stulls to hold the deeper
rock in place, let the facts be printed
and the guilty persons held up to
public odium and mulcted in the
proper amounts. If any land office Off
Gals in this or preceding administra-
tons have been parties to any infrac-
tons of the timber rules, let them be
exposed and punished. The mere asser-
ton Of Irregularities, however, unsup-
ported by evidence, and probably the
output of some malignant mind, should
not be regarded as reflection upon any
mans honor. Certainly there is nothing
in the present situation rejecting to any
degree on any public official in this state,
so far as known.
1t will be time enough for the demo-
cratic organs to indulge their propensity
for scandal when they can give in their
columns a single fact or name or OATS
upon which to base an accusation OF
wrong doing.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-19
Questions Easily Answered.

Why did the 2coal scuttle? Because
the chimney flue.
Why was Rider Haggard? Because he
had to Marie Corelli.
Why did the brandy -smask? To mako
the bartender.
Why did the steeple- chase? To give
the pocl-room.
How does the city hall? BY polics
force.
Why did the tobacco-plug? Because
he saw what the cigarette.
Why did the side walk? Because this
elevated road.
Why is a crow? Caws.
Why couldn't Bronx Borough any
money? Because the Manufactured any.
Why did the fly fly? Because the
spider spider.
When was the jugual vein? When it
saw the proud flesh.
How did the cake-walk? The clam-
chowder how.
What made Charing Cross? Because
Strand ran into it; also, it could not
teach Westminster Bridge, and hated to
see Trafalgar Square
VIII Wis Russell Sage? Because he gives
Henry Clews.
VIII twas the Venetian blind? Because
the circular saw.
Can the sardine box? No: but the to-
matO-can. ~
When did the dry goods box? When
it saw the bargain counter.
Why wasn't Shamrock second? Be.
cause she was built in Observation-Disclosures
and-one. -
Why did the sausage-roll? Because Il
saw the apple turnover.
Why did the FREELY? Because sha
saw the match-safe.
1t is understoo that Mr.Pe anosr
It is understood that Mr.. Pearson
sailed for England before the paper was
out, which, il true. is another tribute to
his genius.
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been made, Straw in tremendous guam.
titles has been bought and stored nsar
the plant, but not a handful of it has
yet been utilized for paper making.
Some Helena bank is said to have at
tached the stock of the enterprise, and a
is not an encouraging outlook.
The original shareholders, the men who
have put up nearly 100000 according 20
report, have a right to know why the
Bozeman paper mill does not make
paper. So far it has made only trouble
for the capitalists behind the Inflated
enterprise.
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faults. and develpo line Of action that
will bring success. The station has
spent much money before getting on the
right track
THE experiment station, among its
other work. has made quite careful
survey OF the water courses Of the state,
especially those most used in Irrigation.
One of the curious results found was
that Middle creek. near Bohemian, al
most every drop of which is used for ir-
rigation, lost rs per cent Of IT'S water
through evaporation alone, in three hot
days recently"