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Testimonial to the Organ Builder
IS Now Assured.

The proposed testimonial to Father
Ridges, the tuilder of the Tabernacle
organ, was given further impetus yes
terday by the first presidency of the
Mormon church. This body took the
matter M in earnest and not only
voted the use of the Tabernacle but
subscribed for 500 tickets. which, if the
admission is put at 50 cents, equals $3.50
Ia addition to this, the first presidency
named Apostles Heber J. Grant ana
Reed Smoot a committee 10 take charge
OF ,de financial management, acting in
conjunction with Manager George d.
Piper, whose experience as a mana ger
and promoter Of entertainments makes
his advice of the utmost value. Re
quests FOR tickets and inquiries as to
details should be sent to MI Piper.
Professor Stephens is at the head of
the programme committee. and is al
ready at work securing the best talent
i'm the city. There can be To doubt that
the Ridges testimonial WIZ be d great
success
The following correspondence is self
explanatory:
Salt Lake, Jan. >, 1901
Professor Evan Stephens
Dear Friend. I want to make a sug-
Eestion that you arrange a concert as
a testimonial TO Joseph Ridges, the
builder of the Tabernacle organ.
L cannot think of the great pleasure
which 1 have had in connection with
thousands and tens of thousands Of
others who have listened to the heaven
~ music from our great organ, without
feeling great det1re to show my APP
probation to its father in a substan-
tial manner.
Enclosed IND $50 for zoe tickets for
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
A SCARED MOTHER.

Look at it. Lace House adj. page Is.
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the concert. Wishing you happy New
Year, / am sincerely your friend.
HEBER J. GRANT.
Salt Lake, Jan. ,. 1901.
Apostle Heber J. Grant
Dear Brother; Your kindhgarted let
ter and your check for Sl00 just re-
ceive6.
Your request to arrange a testimonial
concert for the venerable organ builder
/ heartily respond 20. With the CO
operation of the church authorities
granting the use Of the building tof
which ] haven't the least doubt) the
aid of such as yourself and others as an
advisory committee. with that of the
musical and editorial stats of our pa
pers, to wake the public up to practical
action. with some able help in general
management such as Brother George
d. PypeT can give. and with the nearly
aid of our best musical organizations
we can do something worthy The genius
Of Father Ridges. ! would propose
that Feb. IS bp selected a. the date
that being about the last time We shaH
be able 90 hear the magnificent pipe
organ in its present state. as AFTER IhaC
date the changes and additions VIII DC
put in place and the organ may Per :
haDS remain silent for some weeks 1
suggest that the entertainment take
the form Of a grand organ concert,
with selections from Professors NC
CIellan Daynes, Radcliffe and some
thing from the venerable organ builder
himself. with the leading vocal organ
izations OF the city interspersing setec-
lions. OF course the services OF the
Tabernacle choir are assured. ana our
other organizations viii doubtless
grant their services,
Such part of the task IS may be mine
it viii give me infinite pleasure 10 per-
form. Your brother and friend,
X. STEPHENS,
Director Tabernacle Choir.
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Rare Entertainment Given by Prof.
blanchard Of Chicago.

Their. was not a large audience out
at the First Congregational church
last evening at tbe entertainment civ
en- gu1er the auspices of the Authors
club er the city, but those who were
lIraszu. enjoyed treat The organ
playing d.. Professor Mcclellan was
dispensed vim. because of The illness
Of 5nat leGr.emau and the baritone
solo hy Professor Lund was missing
Tor some reason but Professor Elanch-
ard ul the Chicago university was on
lll. aaI gave ca fine rendition of
s~1a -r.ar-S Julius Caesar Pro-
lr=-.l Blanchard occupies the chair of
,t1fnr- lr rhe Chicago institution, and
although many present did mot agree
with MIN il his conception of some OF
1r- characters IN tho great drama. all
agreed THAI H- l~ g. very pleasant gen
r.sIaa with an good voice. % fine pres
eura and a happy faculty of pleasing
his audience zee reeIted entirely from
memory and imUersuuaJed aH the lead
-uE rHrr-r~ uE the play closing
with .Ha Grafton of Marc Antony
Professor iIlHeI4rl was introduced
1u tho audience by Professor Stewart
of rhe University of Utah BE was
suTsrII- from the prevailing nuisance,
D. grippe. and was at "a little disadvan-
taEe boz speaking because Of that
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THREE CENTS PER MILE.

Short Line Expected TO Reduce Its
Montana Rates.
Helena, Mont, Jan. 5.-The Northern
Pacific and Great Northern railways
have notified their agents that, begin
ming Feb. /. passenger rates in Mon
Tana viii be reduced from 20 5 cents
- milo II is expected that the Ore
pon short Line. Great Falls & Canada
Harrington and other roads will do
likewise.
Parker VeaseS of Great Falls has
been appointed attorney of the Great
Northern to succeed A J. SHORES VINO
T-zsigued ta become head of the cOUn-
sci in Montana of the Montana Ore
Purchasing company.
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An Incurable Cured.

OSSIUM- OSTEOMALCHIA can be cured
Mr.. William Ghizler 2O3 Washington
avenue. Ogden was cured this week of
this sO-called inCurable malady ana he
reported TO the editor of the BikUben. that
no was a new man IT could not lift
my feet off toe ground, but now | can
Kick rhem high am going home and
I will bring my wife here to be cured Of
her troubles. by Professor MacNamara -
All diseases are cured quickly at the
MacNamara institute OF healing with
out medicine or knife. II and 20 West
South Temple street, opposite the taber-
nacle
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kidnapping Case That Turned Out All
Right.

Right.
A mysterious kidnapping of a 3-year-
old girl by it's father. their sudden dis
appearance from the city, a wildly
frantic search for her child BY its
mother, conflicting reports as To the
whereabouts of the child final discov-
cry Of father and child. and steps
toward the reunion of the family were
the principal features of a rather SEN
SatiOnal affair that caused a stir in
the police departments of this city and
Ogden Friday night and yesterday.
Friday night Mrs Maggie Kepland.
who lives on Eighth East near First
South street, appeared at the ponce
station greatly excited and. almost in
tears. declared 10 Chief Hilton that
her husband. George Kepland, had de
serted her and run away with her lit
tie girl. She had reason to believe that
her husband had taken the child to
Ogden or his way to Spokane. Wash
Chief Hilton Immediately communi-
Gated with the police at Ogden and
some time later received word that
Kepla2d and the child had reached
there on the train and gone 10 Spo-
kane
Almost at the same time the chief
received another message from Mrs
Kepland, who said that she had found
the child and all was right.
The mystery was cleared up yester-
day when il was learned that Mrs
Kepland had received q telegram from
Mr.. Kepland that ne would meet her
in Ogden today and everything would
be well again.
Mrs Keplaud when seen last night
would not say anything about the mat
ter. except that everything was all
righ5 now and she would leave last
night FOR ogden.
D. Is said that Mr.. and Mrs I<epland.
who came here recently from SPOKANE.
had some difficulty and had parted.
This is said 10 be the reason he took
the child
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. 50 degrees: mir
imueI temperature, 40 degrees; mean tenn
s@rsture, rs degrees. which is - degrees
above the normal. accumulated excess OF
temperature since 1St Of month. > de-
grees. accumulated excess OF tempera-
tura since jan /. 3 degrees. Total pre-
accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since LIST of month. . inch; accumulated
deficiency of precipitation since jan J.,
Is inch.
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President HAYS Policy.
OPENING OF SCHOOLS.
Must Be Strict Compliance With
Health Boards Order.

Superintendent Cooper and DR. Whit
uey. the medical Inspector of the pub
lie schools. yesterday issued a letter
of instructions To- the several princi-
pals governing the ma-ter Of admitting
pupils at the Teopenlng of the schools
ON Monday morning, under authority
al the board of education. in cOmpli-
auce with the order of the board Of
health
The instructions state that ali pupils
and teachers not provided with certifi-
Gates of vaccination or other proof Of
immunity from smallpox shall be de-
uia- admission. and all certificates of
successful vaccination within the past
seven years. of three unsuccessful vac
ciuatious or of having had smallpox
are to- be acceTleJ. subject. however
40 the approve. of the medical inspect
sr. Certificates of recent vaccination
without statement of the success Of
the ourrati0n are 60 be received for ten
days. A record of the certificates viii
Tg kept and all certificates are to be
preserved for inspection by Dr. Whit
u#E-
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OWEN.-Infant daughter of Alven and
Margaret owen
The funeral cortege viii leave the resi-
dence. 30 Richards street To-Day at u.
Short services at city cemetery
CfARRISON-In this city. Jan. 4, Robert
A. Garrison aged months and =
DAYS son of Mr. and Mrs. William r.
Garrison.
The funeral was held from their resi-
dence SATURDAY.. Jan. ;. at $50 p. m. In
ter7nent was at Mt. Olivet.
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animal was starving to death. This horse
Tad another one had been running in a
vdc-at lot f0f some time without feed
when air. De Briefly found them. He
tr----zE them out To get some feed by
the side of the ro2d- but one of them was
could HOi eat the feed that was placed
before it ID was found in this condition
last evening by the humane officer, when
he pat an end to its sIfferingS by shoot
ir- IL The name OF me owner was not
siven, but he has laid himself liable to
three months impriSOnme ut and q fine
OF $50 by his cruelty.
SCOTTISH RITE MASONRY Christie
rher Dieni Of this CITY received Inc de
gtees of Scottish rite from fourth to
thirty-secOnd during the past week. The
high honor of receiving the same com
pltmentaTv. was accorded to him for his
labors i'm the cause of Free Masonry for
tae past thirty wears in this Jurisdiction.
Colonel F. NJ FOOte sovereign Inspector
general or Wyoming and Urah could not
have given the venerable grand secretary
a finer New Year git The work was
exemplified by J. J. Greenewald, thirty
third. The old man is now good material
for the bows in the shrines
Castle Gate, Gear Creek. Winter
Quarters, Sunnyside lump. nut and
slack. anthracite (8ll sizes) These
Goals always in stock, IS South Main
street: telephone APP.
d. J. SHARP. Agent.
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid or savings deposits " r. Arm
strong. president. J; =. Game, cashier.
Dr. Z. N. Keysor method Of filling
teeth is painless I6- M0in street, Auer-
bach building.
Look at it. Lace House ad., page 16.
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we are Offering pianos at - per cent
discount All our instruments marked
IN plain figures. Pianos ranging i'm
price from $3.50 10 500, organs. $40 to
$40 Apollo piano players. $3.50. and vet
we offer from these prices % per cent
discount Come carly and get first
choice. TEMPLE OF MUSIC.
~ South Cta-- 1l..-a+
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4 A GIRL to assist in general housework.
I 81 s street.
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CLEANING AND DYENG

LADIES' JACKETS. DRY cleaned -
ilp. Gents oVeTcOatS Claar.. . .
sed. TE5 up DesercI I.. ..---. b
So West Temple
UTAH Steam Dyeing and
TO Il. 3Td So. HiEh-gla-- H
ate prices. Telephone No. -,- -
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A FIRsT-CLAss cook at once Apply
[ 3 Lambert court.
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TWO mattresses wanted at Walker
House
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A YOUNG MAN Of 3 desires a position
in wholesale or retail grocery as clerk,
salesman or collector. For references,
business houses. Q ~ Herald
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a GOOD GIRL for general Homework;
no washing. "a East Third South
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GIRL to do cooking and general house
work in a small family, good wages 600
East Brigham street
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statesmen with experience in handling
heavy lines state former or present &C
cuDatiOn with references. Address G 3,
Herald.
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LUMBER DEALER

PARKER LUMBER CO..
dealers in Windows. Doors. N-.---5l
Building and Roofing Paper ... -'
estimates given. send for u.r prices --
discounts Salt Lake City. ----
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

UNION Collection Agency. Collect ac-
counts in any state IN the Union Old
accounts a spec'7ltv Of're fi7-412 n. r
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Look al i-- Lace House adj page Is.
The HandsomesU Woman IN Salt Lake
TTr--

cannot preserve ler beauty except she
keeps her bowels and digestive organs
ir healthy condition. lanes Tea
moves The bowels every day and cures
indigestion. 10 purifieS the blood. clears
Er the complexion. and gives you a
good appetite Price. DC. and soc "a
package For sale 10y GoJbe-Pitts
Drug company. Sal, Lake City. Utah.
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HELP AND SITUATIONS WANT
ED ADVTS. WILL BE ACCEPTED
IN THESE COLUMNS FREE OF
CHARGE.
BRANCH OFFICES FOR RECEIPT
OF WANT ADVERTISEMENT
SHERWOOD'S PHARMACY, Fifth
South and State street.
HAZEL DRUG CO, corner of West
First South and Fourth West
MCOY'S PHARMACY, coruer Third
South and Fifth East
FOULGER BROS. co, 81 K street.
5. B. COULAM, Eighth East and
First South.
A. J. DAVIS & CO, corner Seventh
South and Seventh East
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saIe and permanent cure for drunk
enness and drug addictions. Address
Kelley Institute, First North and West
Temple ST.. or Box 4S0. Salt Lake, Utah.
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wAsHERwoMAN for Tuesdays lbs n
West Temple.
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MEDICAL.

DR., Z. S PAYNE. 1s2 g1r-T -,
6JreeL Specialist In diseases ~ r --e1
sLld childreni satisfaction gIlrartz-= z
every case. Call or write fo 49, o
dress '- adj
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SCAVENGER
STOVE REPAIRS
OPTICIANS

u. p. BUSHMER. manuta..a-- n
tiCian, q West First South. ~r-..a. .-.s8
ground 20 order. eyes exam - --r-
J. H. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -7-t-f-
Removed 10 2j9 Main. Lowest prices
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

AS HOUsEKEEPER, can furnish ref
erences. Address Mrs. 7. J.. Brgen, York
St. Salt Lake City
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one Of the largest financial railroad
deals in recent years was confirmed IN
New York yesterday l. IS the SAFE Oh
-ba Central railroad of New Jersey 10
7be Reading Railroad company by D.
piarDont Morgan who recently &C
ouired the controlling interest In the
property
President Hays Policy.
President Charles NJ. Hays of the
Southern Pacific said in an interview
al Los Angeles yesterday that the
great terminal at Galveston viii De
completed. as it IS he says. lnolspen-
sable President Hays defines his pol
5rv as being TO conduct the railroad
on a business basis. and be fair TO all
parties
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-06
WARMING AND VENTlLATING

GEO. VI. COTT-STREVEII. EAPr
WAKE CO. Warm Ar Heating and w
IllaLlng Apparatus for Churches. Sr-1--.
residences, etc. All work guarantee
p. J. MORAN.-Stedm and hot wat.
I-5eaIIng ano venLla,irs apparatus. 81
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WALLPAPER.

THE FACT That we hav.
wall paper and paint buSiut ... ~
is evidence that We DO orr
charge right prices and
toners right George W ..
go South State street, s.. "
Telephone S53 y
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BORN
DIED.

PFNDI ETQN.-To Mrs. Frances NJ. Pen
dIeton. girl on New Years day
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wANTED-.HELP


GIRL for light general housewOrk- half
days only. Apply afternoons. % Canyon
Road
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Three d., sac at 2. c. N. /.

Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Great
stock Of ladies' and children 5 muslin
underwear at bargain prices.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell, sole agent Utah, 22l Main. Tx
pert cash register repairing.
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TICKET BROKERS'

CCT-RATE GROSHELEl CHEAP r4s-
road tickets everywhere. 22I Main sire.
DARLING Ticket Ofice-Cut -rsfe p
r tickets TO all points. No. 9 W q S s
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Stock Taking Sale.

we must have room and money. $50
rockers in ever zoo styles, 100 fancy and
common couches. We are overstOcked
in new goods in every department. and
must unload Ten as good as new roller
ton desi.s and 900 yards OF carpets at
special low prices. T. Y. l.. Furniture
and InstaIlmcnt House. IS = md So.
p A. SOKENSEN.
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Stops the Cough and Works OF the


Laxative BT.m0 QuniEe Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No cure. No pay.
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RADAM's MICRoBE KILLER

CURES rheumatism. Consumption Ca
tarrh.. Lagrippe. Bright's Disease. Ecze-
ma. Diohtheria and all stomach trou-
bias.
No druSs. no acids, but pure water
charged with commissioning gases.
Call for 63-page booklet 500 y. F. Walk
err building. salt Lake CITY. Utah.
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pL.IIMRING 40 .HEATING.

PLUMBING AND HEATING.
GREEN & REEVE CO.,
Plumbing heating. 100 +. ID So Tsl. "a.
JAMES & HARRIS, plumbers, steam
and hot water contractors. So E I'd South
st-eet.- Telephone 379.
GEO G. DOYLE & co,
PLUMBING, HEATING and Jobbinc
2l1 South state street Phone ~
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Do You Know

look al It. lac House ID. page l6.
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GIRL. for general homework. No wash
ing or ironing. eos Fifth East
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sHAKESPEREAN RECITAL.

Look at it. Lace HOUSE ad.. page l6.
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INSURANCE.

BURGLARY. fidelity and fire. Geo. II
Ingham. 20 W. I'd So.
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SPIRITUALlSM.

AT 62lA Richard St. Sunday. Tuesday
and Friday evenings, naturalization and
test al eight O'Clock. Admission, 80 cents
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TWO EXPERIENCED newspaper book
men for best proposition on the market
Address G 10. Herald.
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FOR SALE..REAL ESTATE


bar-air. list of Real Estate. free Iar-
ringyon & Courtney Publishers, 90 W.
2d So.
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A COMPETENT girl for general house
work in family of three. Call between
II a. m and D. m. at 21I So 9th East ST.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$4,000 CASH. or easy payments, buys %
strictly lawful tnickeD slot machines for
drinks. cigars or cash. VIII earn SEQ
and upward weekly each. Earl, Clark *
Co, furniture manufacturers, Chicago,
Ills
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SEALED TENDERS
Honolulu, Sept. LIST, 1901

Will be received by the Superintend-
Friday, the 18th day of September,
for furnishing the following Piles, Lun-
Der, yellow Metal and Copper Nails:
1000 fir piles so to so feet long.
12x12 timbers SO to so feet long Mer-
charitable n. w
10x12 timbers 80 to so feet long Mer-
charitable N w
Sx12 timbers 20 to 40 feet long Mer-
charitable n. W.
Sx1O timbers 80 feet long Merchant
able N. w.
4x12 lumber 20 to AZ feet hong Mer-
charitable y. w.
Is or Yellow Metal
IL OF. Copper Nails.
2. OF. Copper Nails.
Bidders, will state in their proposals
the price per lin. #. for which they
will furnish piling.
Price per thousand for which they
will furnish timber and lumber.
Price per Ib. for yellow Metal.
Price per h. for ~ OF. Copper Nails
Price per ID. for . o. Copper Nails.
Lumber and Piles to be delivered F,
20. b Honolulu at Queen Street Bulk
head. Copper and Nails on call.
Bidders viii state in their proposals
the time which they will require to
deliver the above specified items.
All bids to be accompanied by certi-
fed check for $4,000 made payable to
Superintendent of Public Works. Con-
ditioned that if the proposal be accept
ed and contract awarded and If bidder
shall fail or neglect to execute the con-
tract, and give bond required within
six (6) days after award shall have been
made, such check shall be deemed
liquidated damages for such failure or
neglect, and shall be deposited to the
credit of Government Realization Fund
The Superintendent of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids Information in regard to pay
ments can be obtained on application
TO the Superintendent of Public Works
JAMES H. BOYD,
superintendent of Public Works
1856
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81 AUTHORITY
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Makanoe c. Amana has this day
been appointed Deputy Assessor and
Collector for the District of Honolulu
Island of Oahu.
Louis James Aylett has this day beer
appointed Deputy Assessor and Collec-
tor for the District of Koolauloa, Isl
and of Oahu, vice William K. Rath-
burn resigned.
JAS. w. PRATT,
Assessor First Division,
Approved:
VIM. H. WRIGHT,
Treasurer
Honolulu, Sept LIST, 1901. 595t
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VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.

ARMY AND NAVY.
Br. cable str Britannia, Leach, Fan
ming Island, September 3.
U. S. tug Iroquois, Pond.
MERCHANTMEN.
(This list does not include coasters.)
Abbey Palmer, AM. blk, Johnson. New
castle, August 81.
Alice Cooke, Am. schr., Penhallow,
Port Gamble August %.
Ariel, Am. schr.. Slater, Tacoma, Sep
TENDER 3.
EIdorado, Am. schr., Johnson. Gray's
Harbor. September I.
Foong Suey. Am, blk, Willett, New
York, August 26.
Henry Willard, Am. sp., Lewis, Seattle
August 10.
Mariposa. SIS, Rennie, San Francisco
September I.
Olympic, Am. bk., Gibbs, San Francis
co, September 8.
Santa, Br. blk, Stronnar Junin, Chile
August 81.
S. C. Allen, Am. blk, Johnson. sar
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