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New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
NEW YoRK sUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW -YORF.-The Equitable Life Assurance So
ce,v OF the United States. Plaintiff. against Edward
Rs,.n,ond charles H. Mead and Thomas Taft indvidu-
allv and composing the firm OF Mead and Taft De
fendants.-Trial desired In the county OF New YORK
summons No .
To the above named defendants and each OF them You
A. hereby summoned The complaint this
action and 70 copy Of answer the plain
,S's aftornevs t2O DAYS after the
Nee OF this summons exclus OF the day OF service and
in case ~ YOUR failure appear judgment
% he taken against you by default fo- the relief de-
ma the complaint
Dated New York June 3D. 1901.
Alexander q COLBY Plainti6s Attorneys, Office
and Postoice Address. No. i20 Broadway Borough OF
Manhattan York City.
the above defen iant. Edward Raymond: The
f,+Srcnv summons hereby served by pNSl.-
catiSn pursuant to order OF the Hon James A.
piarchari Court
~ New YORK dated the cath cav of June. 1901 and
VIII complaint at the County Court House. In
The Cy County State of New York. the 2ith day
OF June 1901. -, oo.
ATEXANDER & COLBY. Plaintiffs Attorneys. M. 10
broadway Borough OF Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
SrPREME COURT. Connty of Ncw.Ynrl !

= Wiiam sepman as sole sutyiyinr Trustee under ne
last WI and Tettamcnt % Caleb a. fer.,.ad
plaintiff against William ~ Hen and othcrs d.fsndants
In pursuance % Judgment - foreclosure
made and entered n the above entitled hsar
INK date fhe go day - May. 1901 l. unlisrrrnaa
the Referee IN the said Judgment NAMED viii sau sr
public auction at the New York Rrnl Fsfate sassr M
No. III ~, adway. Borough q Manhattan ~
York on the End day - July. 1881. az Twelve ott.rE
Noon that day, bY Peter r. Never. Auefilnser ne
premises directed hy sad ludTn~nt sod ana ds-
Ecrihed as follows; Al that marcel
~ land WITH The s'iiings thereon. situate yinE ana
scfibed az follows HegiuninE a. point ths Sftheriy
sds - Twenty cnfh street. distant
twenty-five feet EaHfery from The
Avenue. running henfc Sor'hwnrll, ami paraei ei,h
Tenth Avenue ninety eight feet NJ me r.nt..
unc - the block between Twenty seventh ana Tseny
eighth Streets thence EnsiwardlY along
twenty eve fset h"nce authwariiy ara poraie. win
Tenth Avenue ninety eiEhf feet nine
eriy side - Twenty seventh street thence wetvsfiiy
along the NrtheTiv side ~ Twenty
i've feet the point place ~ tssnnng me prri-es
hcrehv described being ty
ttN West Twenty seventh street
Dated New York. June eth 1901
iOHS o. HUODsKY Referee
COrpERT ERoTIiERs Attorney Piaintin 4, n
Hrondvsv borough ManhnitHr Ciiy nf New Ylrk
The following is iaHram - the o. psr'v ta b. -s1f
tfs street number L. tta West Twenty
wesf
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.
Dry Dock Savings Institution,

AND 313 BOWEUY. NEW YORK.
The Trustees have declared a dividend t'r the six
months Jun" :slth 1901 all deposits entitled
uudcr the bylaws the Of Three ana bur
Half peg per HUnum all not @e-las
Thousand Doars. payable and af;cT juy 18TH
1901
Deposits made before July loth VIII De entitled
interest from July ist iaOi
CHARLES MIFHIING. Secretary.
r, PATTERSON Asst Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
isn,h street,

The approximate amsunt Ot the lien or charge N a.,
isy which the above dercrhed property s bs sold b.
Sis 40. interest from 2s'h % NAV toof -,
grther and allowances sg-9 Il
interest 2Oth % June igOi together VIII
the
The approximate amount of taxes asssssme,t. o-
other liens which b. allowed The rurrhaser
ont u the purchase money paid - TIE R-fsr~e 4.
s3OT % and interest
Dated New York. June "a 1871
JOHN HENRY Iftrfr p.e-..
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK.

:. n. Cor. Sixth Ave. & IUth 81.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT PER ANNUM Will be credited depos-
itors f1r the SIX MONTHS and THREE MONTHS END
ING June 30 1901. all from Ave dollars 90 three
dollars entitled thereto under the laws
be JULY -. 1901
HARSFN RHOApES, President.
JAMES QUINI.AN. Treasurer.
h OGDEN CHiSOt-M. Secretary.
Icpost- made before JULY 10. 1901 will draw
n rom y l.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
Gurruqatce' Notice.


TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace Of God free and Independent {,
Helen v Tatum: Alice Perkins ChaCe. Ruth Perkins
Helen V Tatuu william II. Perkins un-
e- the last will - George Perkins de-
eaaed respectively Alice Perkins ChAce Ruth
Susan Perkins McCurdy; Edward II. Perkins Jr John
Perkins. Egert Ellen O. Perkins: Elizabeth
H. Perkins Webster; Ida Saltmarsh Wees: Lucia James
~, James Fnrnham The hoard OF OF
~ presbyterian Church Of Ath Pennsylvania the
pct Commsnder Perkins Pest the Army OF
,ha Republic Athens. Pennsylvania: George Perkins
('rocIer: benjamin Eglin; Mrs Sophia Bun. formerly
Mrs Thompson Delos Ncturdy and William
Iekins as OF the Estate OF Henry Perkins
Sarah =. Elmer. Administrative he
WIN annexed OF OF George A. Perkins de-
Estate w Stuart. Uecessed Sarah A Perkins
and EXeCutrN * the Estate Of Mary
Perkins deceased; Henry W Watson, as Administrator
Mary Wells Welies, deceased.
nersnns interested III. FsIlte George W. Perkins
iote Of the OF New York deceased creditors
OF kin otherwise. send greeting You
10 he appear before Surrogate of the County
Sevy York at Court County
the County House. IN the County OF New York.
July, 1901 Lair o'clock
forenoon c day. then and there judicial
OF the o. proceedings Of William
and Helen V. Tatu'n formerly Helen V Perkins
as Of the Last VIII and Testament Of said de-
ceased such of hereby cited under
twenty-one years. required 20 by
guardian. " you have N have 10
appaar apply fer l. aPpoined the
ported the Surrogate 10 and for In
proceeding
In testimony whereof We tavo caused the seal OF the
Of the said County OF New York
hereunto affixed. Witress Hon Frank T, Fitzgerald
Surrogate OF sai6 County. the County OF
RI. 81 New York. the est day OF Nav In the of
j FAIRFAX McLAUGHIIN
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
" YORK SI-TVENE COURT. COUNTY

or NEW YoRK--T The EqIi'thle Life Assurance
United States. Plaintiff. acnnsf Edward
Iayrn,v,i Charles ani Thomas Taft Individually
cpmpcsng me fru 20 Mead and Taft Defendants.
Trl,l d-sir,d N tire Corn % New NorE. summons.
Action No. .
above narnsI defendants ard each % them: You
hereby neil answer the r1mpiIint tn this
action. and a COPY ~ your the plain
after the service
exclusive - the day % service and IN
o failure answer. Judgment Will
YOU by default fr The relief demanded
iu the complaint.
Dated New Yotk June ~ 1901.
ALEXANDER \ Colby. Plaiatn's Attorneys. once and
Post Address. i@O Broadway. Borough %
Manhattan New Yc.k CITY.
To the above named defendant Edward Raymond. IRE
foregoing g. hereby served ycu by publ
pursuant 90 order % the Non lanes \
blanchard a the Count II the state
~ New York dated day June. 1foi and nlet
yvi,h the complaint az House. In the
CITY County of New York the cath day q
Da,.j Al New York tAis a+h LAY % June. 1901
ALEX AMBER q COLBY. Plaintiffs Attorneys Ofice and
Post Office Address. No. 100 broadway. Borough Or
Manhattan, New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
Auriion 6ales-finanrial
LOUIS MESIER, Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY, July 10th, 1901,

room, Ill broadway.
. BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
P?s aS'Rf: r e O. Ss . 1919
$1,000 Sor'hsIa Pacac n. r. Prior Lien Req
9s'e sa1s 1:' f. % nssi' H d3" s 1s.s
:s: :s: NJ SSPi %sss Gfqs! + Ssossyn
he ! PTSSSss 9S"Ss E.SRaass E.SRahss BANK BANK
lS4 chs. Orange County Safe Dep Middle
70 shs. Moaaassn liza. Co.
IS s r: Ssssaf@ f$n1 El,haEp Listing Machine Co
.5$ 5$ s: ss: S1sss SIssSie's#B 49,, fss 90
$3.50 Note Note ? rsa GSae Eaas %h : Aou. Gold
sl.cso NdFa Mining &. C; RefchG@. ss G2ln'eTHl,
10 shs United G5nt states Mtge trust Co
BY ORDER or Fl RECEIVER IN = BANKRUPTCY.
1890 shs Bay sinss Gas Co c., 90
e: e: s5sSs!s9 seS;Ss$P SaH$ Ts'5s' s.
s 10 shs shs do Elsy cnR s6S.rS GnlS 81 s, Louis Ry
% shs, Disting Co. Of America and $50 Scrip.
loo shs Erie r. r common
10 10 shs. shs Manhattan sih a'Iiaf Railway
10 70 sRs. sRs Mesesn sessssn S%HPs6 Sa't%nai r. r.
1S sss shs FaoPlss R5SS@.' Gas asS nsh Coke Chic
100 shs Republic p; Iron & Steel eei. Sommon ]
Rope ~Rs co.. is' o Bond
Chic. & Paul Ry.
10 shs. Coal Il Sn Co.
130 Pacific Ry
shs. Toledo Western R. r. Co
10 shs. Union Pacific r. r.
80 United Leather common.
II shs. United Steel Prefd.
tFOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERND
sG0OoO Glenwood Polytechnic College ST. by. Co. 1st
Gs 1929.
coo shs. Glenwood & Polytechnic College ST. Ry
800 shs. Merchants National Bank.
&
11ois Valley & Terminal r.. r. Prefd.
$1,000 Texas & Pacific r. r. I'd 5s $500
100 shs. Mercantile
81 shs. Central Trust Co
$4,000 Chic. Bur. & Quincy r. p. Deb IS 1919.
Continental covering deposit Sl53
600 Ohio Southern r. r. Co. % Mtge. BIDS, and
$4,000 Ohio Southern r. r. Co I'd Mtge. BIDS
Manhattan Trust Co Ctf).
19o shs Atlantic Trust Co
20 shs sth Ward Bank Of B'kyn
so shs. 23d Ward Bank.
o shs. Corn Exchange Bank.
Sc 2o0 Securities 4Go Consols Reg.
10 shs Union Trust Co. Y. Y.
3 sts- Atlantic Trust Co
200 shs- Coale Mufler & Safety Valve Co.
% shs. Nail. Bank of Commerce
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
STEAMBOATS,.
lD)NUJS9 u \DtN NEW ENGI,A'

lO)\Q/S~2 u W. NEW ENGLAND
FALL. RIVER LINE. Newport and FAN River
Leave Pier - y r., foot % Warren st Waet'nv- and
Sundays q NJ Steamers PRISCILLA AND Pt'RT-
TAN. Orchestra each
PROVIDENCE LINE Proyidence-T.cave Pier Is
y r. Murray st. Weekdays only NJ L. NJ
Steamers PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT. Orchestra On
each.
STONINGTOS LINE. via Stonington-T@ave Pier 20
y. r.. O Spring st. Weekdays only go r. NJ
Steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
NORWICH LINE, via New Lundon-irave Pier 80
y r. foot ~ Spring a S.9p NJ
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WORCESTER
NEW HAVEN IINE-From Pier % r. foot Peck
slip. Weekdays Steamer CHESTER w. CHAPLIN leaves
300 7. NJ RICHARD PECK 1900 Midnight sundays.
CHESTER W. CHAPLIN leaves at 9:3O \. n. Returning
leaves New Haven 3:l5 p NJ \ delightful Sunday trip
all day Long Island Sound.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
NEW YORK sUPREME COCRT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORF.-The Equitable Life Assurance So
cietv Of the United States. PLAINTIFF against Edward
Raymond Charles H. Mead and Thomas Taft. tndivdu-
ally and the firm % Mead and Taft, De-
PENDANTS s-TTial desired in the County ot New YORK
Summons Action No 3:
To above named defendants and each of them You
hereby the complaint IN this
action nd a Of answer on the plain
attorneys t2i0 days after the ser
vice Of this summons Of day OF service, and
IN case OF failure o. answer. Judgment
will be taken against hy cet1u Tor the reiet Ge-
manded I'm the complaint.
Dated New York, June I'd 1901
AI.FYN AMBER & COLBY, Plaintiff 5 Attorneys. Offcs
and PostofFce Address No. l2O Broadway Borough of
Manhattan New York City.
To the above named defendant. Edward Raymond; The
hereby servei upon You by publ
catcn pursuant order OF the Hon James A
blanchard a the supreme Court Of the state
OF New York dated the Path day OF June. 1901. and
filed with complaint at the County Court House In
the CITY State Of New York on the Oath day
June 1901. -.
Dated al New York this oath cav Of June, 1901
ALEXANDER s. COLBY, PLAINTIFFS Attorneys. No. 10
broadway Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
publir Notircs.
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
DEPARTMENT OF TANES AND ASSESS
MENTS.

Stewart Building. 2s0 Broadway.
July 1st, 1901.
PUBLIC NOTICE = hereby given by the Commission
ers Of Taxes Assessments that the Assessment Rolls
~ Re,l and Personal said city for
have been finally completed and have been delivered
and nlad with Municipal Assembly OF said City.
tina. such Assessment Rolls will remain TO public
inspection the office Of said Municipal Assembly for
period OF days from the date OF this notice
THOMAS L. FEITNER 4
EDWARD c. SHEEHY. OF
THOMAS J. PATTERSON TAXES AND
ARTHUR c. SALMON, ASSESSXENTA
FERDINAND LEVX. \
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
Proposals.

SALE or ADDITIONAL. WATER WORKS bonds
- ComltrHli'r's utfre, Troy y. Y. July am ipDi
U'HE Undersigned VIII receive sealed bids NJ
this office until of The ic-h CAV - July 1871
Tor bonds - the CITY ~ Troy. bearing date fuv i5fh
l1 and aann,irs IN ne aggregate 20 ne q one
hundred ans thirty ave thousand iunrs pnyais twenty
I've thousand dollars IN each the 1919 1918 tRf4
1913 '3id auf Ten thousand dollars the wear 1917
They known Additional Water Work. n InI.
~ hs CITY . II W. 0ui issued chapter s7B
% hO Laws - 's93 amended by Chapter az = the
Laws - 1904 and Chap'cr 80 . ths Laws =
iu pursuance - resolutions = the Common of
the city - Troy adopted the 0'h Ture 1871
rrd approved ty he Mavor The IN iay June 1901
The bonds wiN De N denominations . 81 each AMI
VIII tear interest ~ the rate q three and
per psvsbl~ semi annually
Tho date . Principal and interest viii be payable
office of Treasurer the q reg.
No bil than and accrued interest
u delivery = the bonds will he entertained Notice %
the VIII Ie The successful bidder a.
made. LIE ROY RtckErS1N. Comptroller.
y. 10 The CITY - Troy has no1tiaE leht and has
defauted the payment - ~ principal Interest
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09

Y NV 1'tNh - 1 NtNt AVl Nlt thi MI
oF NEW YORK-rhe Equitable Isfe Assurancs
soctety - the United sflfes Fitnun Efglrt
ks{ moud Chrrl~- y Mad sni Thofnns Tar ndyidaay
and sing the nru 20 Mead ard Tuff Hiram g..
Bennett ard Edward ". Bennett. Individually ard
members - ne hrm ~ ~ e. HeHnett a Company. No
PENDANTS Trial desired in fhe county a. New Yort.
sun ACtiln No Z
T. the Db.V- named Defendants nnf each - them. Yau
M" hereby rrumlnei % answer tte complaint IN tna
action HUd a q 0n piafl~
t0 attorneys within davs after tha
20 this exclusive 20 Cav % service. and
- failure urFeuf ~
D. taken hy defaulf Or the relief dernsndsd
Oh the r1mpaint
Dated NsV York June "a ia1i
ALEXANDER a COLIN Fliurf'a Attorneys Onice anI
Post once Ai'rrH-. Na l2I Ir. .IIWaY. Borough
M1nhsfff1. New York
To TIE above NAMED defendant Edward Pas unnd 70
freguing summons is hereby served upon ty puali.
cation purs'inut f1 order 20 fh~ Hon James A.
blanchard Justice % the Suprem. court - the state
of York da'ad fhe 1tta ~ June tsi and filed
with fhe crupniNt The county Cau-f House. The
Cifv t0uny ana slfe q New York TIE 2tfh day q
June igoi
patej ~ Nrw York en-, c4th dsy = June. 1901
A1IN AMBER CDt.RN. pi1infi0~ Attorusys offce ana
Once Adlress No i.u broadway Borough %
Nev NUr
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09

IOGTH sENI-ASNUAL DIVIDEND.
INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS
or MERCHANTS CLERKS.
80 UNION SQUARE
4 Dividend the six months and three months end
ing june 40, IOoI, has been declared and will bs
credited July 90 all d"pnfitos entitled thereto under
ne bylaws u the - Three and Oue-hnlf Per
Cent. Per tnDum on sums from s. $4,000 payable
and after July IL, 1901.
None, deposited ON or before July 10 VIII
drHw Interest from July 1.
Bank daily. holidays excepted from 10 a. %
p IN. saturdays from 10 a. m II noon.
FRANK NJ HT'RLVI'T. President.
WILLIAM II ROCKWOOD. Secretary.
JOHN r WEEKS. Cashier.
GEORGE c.. WILLIAMS
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
nRoposALs FOR SUBSISTENCE SIP

PIIES.-Oflce Purchasing ,Nr,miSsary. l.. : Army,
Whitehall Street New York city. y. Y. July Z.
furnishing amt delivering
Hstrncr supplies this city thirty days
I WITH h~ received This Office unt
II o'clock A July ~. 1901 ntormnton furnished
on application Envelopes containing bids should he
marked Proposals Subsistence supplies. opened July
IS 1901 and addressed 20 Major u. !. BRATNNRD
C.mmisSarv. T. : \.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09

The new YORK SAVINGS BANK,
sTH AVE. N. w. COR. 18th ST
The ordered that 10 be credited
depositors July l. 1901 shall be n THREE
AND ONE HALF PER CENT. PER ANNUM on all sums
from 81 20 So 600.
Deposits made before July 10 will druw Interest
from July l.
PETER A. WEIGH President
RUFUS n WOOD. Treasurer.
WILLIAM FEISINGER. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
Ljipioeno Noiltes,

THE HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY co.
Columbus Ohio. May 2ist 1901
THE COMPANY has this day declared from
the surplus earnings OF the after
providing for ~ dividend the preferred such
year, dividend Of One and One per cent on Its
common stock. payable July 20th 1901 Of
Messrs ]. p Morgan Co, % Wall Street, New York
stockholders closing OF the
transfer books Saturday. goth 1901.
purpoace Of such dividend transfer books
will close the office OF j. p Morgan Co o'clock
noon Saturday June 10Th, 1901 reopen al the
place at 10 A NJ. on Monday. July 22nd 1901
WIN. ". COTT. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1901-07-09
NEW YORK SUPRENE COTKT. COUNTY

Attorneys Or fi1Inf. r
Ocr and Post ofra Affrars ~ Wn street. f raurh 4
Mtnhnttau. New Yark gifr.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14

rs Mary AIRS Lee administrators .:
tie esfas. q szzesaa I0xs c. Il 5adE
~ woax "a lsls1s Al Fsl and II.
D WAS rs H L Evars e Al
Astorueg c. {. BIttizs appeared foz
c Y Lezn0z- coavi<tsd q forger~ IN
the District CozEs. Haoving thzt ths
tEo acses against his client Re p.zced
az tie eaienS4r for trial this term.
The motion v1s granted Biting also
ssked the court 10 tx bail. suggesting
s1eoa As sufhcIeat The Court. how
ever. declined to pass On the question
Of bail until il had further invsstigat-
ed the matter.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
In Judge Gears Court.

After the Annexation Day recess.
practically the only breathing spell
that Judge Gear has had for several
weeks. the First Circuit Court sat
yesterday morning and afternoon.
The case of Sister Albertina VS.. the
Kapiolani Estate was resumed. It
now seems that the prospects OF a
speedy termination of this case. which
has dragged along for so long. are
very good.
The guardian OF Genevieve Dowsett,
Arthur B. Wood. has fled a receipt
showing that certain property has
been delivered to him by J. NJ. Mon
sarrat. her former guardian. The
receipt accounts for: s3.3S5.12 in
cash. $50 shares of the capital stock
Of the Dowsett Company. 100 first
mortgage bonds of the Dowsett Com
pany, of the par value OF $1,000. ,
unset diamonds valued at $52s.3T. q
necklace worth $50, 3 small stones.
unknown. a pair OF garters with gold
fastenings. gold and ivory sleeve
links. gold shirt studs and so forth.
and deeds for two lots at the west
corner of King and Dowsett lane
lDowsett homestead and two lots at
Puuh. Kapalama.
A. A. Montana has filed answer to
the petition OF Victoria s. BuEendean.
asking for partition Of certain lands
In Manoa valley.
Criminal prosecutions against T.
ohara and Palewai were dismissed on
entry OF nolle prosequi By the Astor-
ney General
Judge Gear yesterday granted Ks
hale Napua q divorce from Laaka
Napua on the ground Of desertion.
Three new appeals we're perfected
for the calendar OF the Supreme Court
yesterday. By Magoon & Thompson
They are As follows. two OF them BE-
ing appeals from Judge Edlngs Ct
the Firth Circuit: schweEtzer & Con-
pany Us. C. ]. Ffshel. Tee Sing Tai
Company rs. ". Il. LunIng. and Ka-
pioiani rs. Mrs. L. K Puahi. appeal
from Judge A ". Carter.
Motions for appeals hare been fled
IL the foll0wing cases. Tasfs
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14
pRINrINe elANr a nANltA.
The Government wrm Use Type-sss-
ting Machines.

WASHINGTON. July s0.-To-mor
row bids viii be called for 10 furnish
a complete printing Office for the use
OF the Government in the Philippines
It is proposed 20 establish there as
complete a plant. although on a small
er scale OF course. as the one in the
Government printing once here In
Washington. In ore respect this new
possession win have an advantage
over the mother country in its print
ing establishment as it is the inten-
ton TO install linotype machines in
the Philippine plant
This win be a decided innovation.
as so far as t-pesstting machines
have been kept out OF the Government
printing once in this country. All
the work. including. the printing Of
the Congressional Record. is done By
hand il the Government printing Of
fee in this city. When It was deter
mined 10 establish q printing Office in
the Philippines the officials OF the
War Department determined to Sc
cure the latest labor-saving machinery
and when they found that two limo
type machines would do the work Of
practically twelve hand printers they
decided to adopt the improvement
They have secured a practical printer
from the Government Printing Office
il Washington who will superintend
the installation of these machines in
the Philippines and instruct operators
there in their use.
It is understood that about 800. 600
are to be used in the establishing OF
this printing Office. which will include
electrotyping. stereotyping and photo
engraving plants. so as to have a COM
plete outfit for the work to be done
there.
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EE@aE VET zpNC1EE2E1Qz- E21R 0AAS1
things exempt
he th0zghx that s1sea Vas = fAfl
and veEy reasonable exemption o.
the SALARY q q man AS 70 tAe par,
stcular complaint o. the tnsurancs
companies he dsd not see snyShinz
peculiar o. unansweEahae In the uAs
ter. Under the income tax Law In
sur2nee companies were required tr
pay only two per cent On their ns'
earnings while under the property
tax they were obliged to pay one PEI
cent on gross earnings. Il seemed &c
him that there vas very little differ
ence between the two.
Referring 20 that part Of the Ian
which gives the tax collector the pow
e. TO summon before him the mem
bers Of any corporation which Is
thought TO have made incorrect re
turns. requiring them to bring with
them the books OF the firm TO be ex-
amined by the tax collector. Robert
son said that the Law did not provide
in any way for the punishment Of the
members Of the corporation in the
event of their refusing to show their
books.
After talking for over an hour and
referring to all the law books on the
table in front of him. Robertson
wound up by saying that he did not
think that any OF the objections made
to the income tax Law would hold
water. He said that the Legislatures
discretion was very wide and broad
and that the courts could hardly in
terfere except in extreme cases.
The tax is an extremely mild one"
said Robertson. "and II has to be
levied or the government can't go on
General Hartwell had a great deal
more TO say after Robertson got
through.
He thought there was a question as
to whether the Legislature realized
what it was doing when it made the
income tax a law. When It taxed
salaries 1t did not make the salaries
of the judges exempt and when it
taxed property it made no exemption
for United States Government bonds.
General Hartwell believed that there
were few United States Government
bonds in this country and thought
that those who held them should have
the benefit of exemption as allowed
by the United States Government
The General also thought that there
was a great deal OF discrimination
shown between corporations and indi-
viduals For example. whereas cor
poration could deduct all expenses of
running the business from the income
returns. a couple of individuals who
happened to be running a farm and
hired man to look after the farm for
them, were not permitted by the law
to deduct from the returns of their
incomes the salary of the hired man If
the expense of the hired man happen
ed to be considered unnecessary by
the tax authorities.
Counsel says that all We can do
is to pay the tax" said General Hart
we'll. 81 do not think so. We can
do a great deal1 The General then
proceeded to quote law by the page.
Each side files a brief on Friday. The
Court adjourned shortly after 4
O'Clock.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-14

20 feet is the proper distance at
which a normal eye should clearly dis
tinguish letters IS of an inch.
Not one person in thousand can
tell what constitutes normal or Ter
feet vision.
Less than one in every hundred has
normal vision.
We can show you what normal Wis
ion is.
Can give it if glasses win accom-
plish it.
Normal vision-easy vrsion-restful
vision.
Factory on the premises
A. N. SANFORD,
Manufacturing optician
Boston Building. Fort street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-12

The high contracting parties agree
that the present treaty shall supersere
the aforementioned convention Of the
18th Of April. 1850.