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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-01


Franciscot-J. Hombu, S. Cohn, L. Pom
tics John, Evans, j. r. Pereira, Miss b.
Doris, E. G.. Clarke, p. j. O'Cornell, A.
Roberts, Mrs. r. Gillian, w. j. Landers
and wife, j. Hem, Whitman Cross,
Moses 7. Stevens, Jr., Thomas Prime,
Mrs. r. p. NJ. Greeley Miss Duisenberg,
c. Arnahau, wife and child, f. NJ.
Evans, Miss d. Grammond, Miss Hofer,
p. w. Rochester j. c. Cohen and wire,
Mrs. Captain Whiting, child and gov
erness, F. A. Somers, a. II. Geffeney,
wife and 2 children, H. II. ScoYel and
wife j. r. Watson and wife, j. NJ. Lans-
dale, V. Clark, ]. W. Erwin, Miss V. 3.
Rich, Mrs. +. c. Macfarlane, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ID. Boardman r. H. Dreyfus
and wife p. NJ. Keenan, and wife, John
NJ. Ross, Mrs. Jessie Clement, George
X. Hooper, f. A. Whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bridgland, Mrs. Hall S. e. Damon,
7. T. Hitch and wife.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-01
SAILOR WAS UNGRATEFUL.
Alleged To Have Shot His Host
Yesterday.

Alleged To Have Shot His Host
Yesterday.
j. Magnussen, a sailor from the bark
r. Z. Rithet, was before Judge wilcox
this morning to answer to charge of
assault to murder Keaupuni a native
who lives up Nuuanu Valley near the
brick yard. 1t appears from the state
ment of the native man that MdSnus-
sen ana r. Hollger, a companion visit
ed the natives house last Saturday
evening and remained over night
MagLussen had been drinking, it is
charged, and became quarrelsome yes
terday. a row between Magnussen and
the native ensued. Suddenly Marnus-
sen is alleged to have pulled a 32-call-
bre revolver and fired at close range
at Ke4upuni The bullet took effect in
the natives right shoulder. Keaupuni
closed with his assailant and the sailor
ran away when other natives came to
the rescue of the injured man.
Hollger was detained by the crowd
while several natives notified the po-
lice. MaGnussen was later apprehend-
ed. In court today Magnussen's case
was continued until tomorrow morning
as his attorney was not present Ke-
aupuni was removed to the Queen
Hospital. He is not thought to be in
any danger as he was reported today
TO be testing easily. e.
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BYAUTHORITY
EXTENSION. OF THE DATE FOR
RECEIVING TENDERS.

The date of opening tenders for the
erection of the new Reform school
building at Kahuku is hereby postponed
to Friday December 18th, 1902. Intend
ing bidders will please take notice that
no Asiatic labor can be employed on
the work under penalty of forfeiture of
contract.
By order of the Department of Pub
lie instruction.
AI.ATAU r. ATKINSON.
Superintendent Of Public instruction.
Honolulu, Dec. /, 1902
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-01
AUCTION SALE
BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, DISTRICT OF
HAWAIIAN BANKRUPTCY.
In the Matter of X. Taketa, Bank
rupt. ruI T.
Public notice of sale of personal
property of above named bankrupt.
To the creditors of *. Taketa of Ho-
nolulu, Island of oahu, a bankrupt
Take notice that there will be sold
at public auction, on Friday, Decem-
Der r. 1902, at the Court House in
Pearl City. Island of oahu, all the per-
sonal property, store fixtures and stock
in trade of the said *. Taketa, former
ly contained in his store at Aiea, Island
of Oahu. Said property will be sold
for cash to the highest bidder at said
time and place subject to the approval
of the District Court of the United
States for the District of Hawaii, in
bankruptcy.
Dated the LIST day Of December, 1902.
CHARLES r, HEMENWAY,
Trustee of *. Taketa, a bankrupt.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-01
CAPTAIN w1LLER GETS A BERTH

Captain Willer who was formerly In
command of the famous old bark Cey-
lon al the time she foundered en- route
from Laysan Island to this port, has at
last secured another command. He is
to be given command of the bark c. d.
Bryant in place of Captain Colly. The
latter has been transferred to the COM
mand of the bark kaiulani taking the
place made vacant by the death of the
late Captain Griffith. The Kaiulani lis
now at Kaanapali. The sailing of the
Bryant has not yet been decided upon
as orders are being awaited from her
owner who is on the coast. The or
ders will probably arrive today by the
Hong Kong Maru. The Bryant is eN-
pected to go to Seattle from Honolulu
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ELECTION NOTICE.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 5.

An election will be held at Regi-
mental Headquarters on Monday, Dec.
list, 1902, at 1880 p. m. for the election
of the following Field Officers:
One Lieut-COl,, First Regiment, n.
G. H. Vice Chas. J. Mccarthy, resign
ed.
one Major, End Battalion, First Regi-
ment N. G. H, Vice Jos. NJ. Camara,
resigned. . .it
Major j. w. Pratt, General Staff,lWill
preside at the said election.
BY order of the Commander-in-c chief.
JNO. II. SOPER,
Adjutant General.
Honolulu, Hawaii, Nov. II, 1902.
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BORN.
SOUZA-In this city, November &c
the wife of Joe Souza a son.
HAMAKUA TEACHERS.

The Hamakua Teachers Association
met in Honokaa, October 81. e. Horner
L. e. Schellberg, F. Nobrigia and Miss
Jennie Hall each read an interesting
and instructive paper. Mr.. Baldwin,
travelling inspector was present and
took part in the meeting. This associa-
ton. was organized in 1900 with Mrs E
w. Estep as president and L. e. Schell-
berg secretary. Mr.. Schellberg is now
president and Mr.. Nobriga secretary
The next meeting will be held next
January,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-01
THE PORTO RICANS.

HILO, November 27.-A large number
of Porto Ricans sojourning in Hilo met
at the Japanese theatre last Sunday to
discuss ways and means of getting back
to Porto Rico. 1t was the conCensus of
opinion that they should return to their
native land and a committee was APP
pointed with instructions to commune
cate to the authorities at Washington
to request that they be provided with
transportation to their former homes
Hawaii Herald.
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THEY WE'RE VERY POOR.

Lina' and Andrere two notorious Porto
Rican women were fined IS and costs
this morning by Judge Wilcox for pro-
family. The women conducted them
selves in a most disgraceful manner on
the Twilei Road near King street Satur-
day night.
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NEW DEFENSE.
Interposed In the Progress Block Fore
closure Proceedings.

In the case of the German Savings
and Loan Society against G, S. Desky
and Mrs. Desky, the defendants have
entered a new plea by which it is hop
ed that the plaintiff will be thrown out
of court. This morning a plea was fill
ed claiming that the San Francisco
corporation has not compiled with the
laws of the Territory of Hawaii as to
corporations, and is therefore not en-
titled to the benefit of the protection
of the laws. -
The San Francisco bank is said to
have failed to file with the Treasury it's
article of Incorporation and bylaws,
as required by statute from foreign
corporations which desire to do BUSH
ness in the islands. On account of such
alleged failure it is pleaded that the
company cannot appear in the Hawaii
an courts nor receive the benefit of the
Territorial laws.
The San Francisco company is suing
TO foreclose on a note for $50, 700, on
which the Progress block is the secu-
rity.
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KINAU ON OLD Rim

The steamer Kinau will make her first
trip on the Hilo run tomorrow. The
steamer will sail at noon ,on the reg
ular schedule which has been kept up
by the Claudine during the absence of
the Kinau in San Francisco. The ad-
vent, of the Kinau with her various
changes of cabins and boilers will be
the occasion of attracting a larger
crowd than usual at Hilo to receive her.
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DIED.

TOWNSEND-In Honolulu, Monday,
December l. 1902, William Blanchard
Townsend infant son of Captain and
Mrs. George p. Townsend. The fun
eral will be held this afternoon from
the late residence in DOwsett Lane.
Rev. H. II. Parker will officiate. The
interment Will be in Kawaihao ceme-
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MORE PROMOTION FOR GREENE.

1t is understood that j. S Greene the
mate of the S. 5. Nebraskan is to ulti-
mately be given command of that yes
sci. Captain DelanQ the present mas
ter of the Nebraskan, will go east to
bring out one of the newer vessel of the
American-Hawaiian company. Greene
was formerly captain of the steamer
Iwalani of the Inter-Island Company's
fleet,
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THE NERRASKAN

The Nebraskan, which came into
Kahului harbor last Monday, was OBJ
liged to raise anchor and run out to
sea on Tuesday, on account of the
tremendous surf running. She res
turned to anchorage on Wednesday,
14fui News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-01
GAMBLING HE'LL,

Parke-I believe in letting my son see
life, so the other day / took him
through a gambling hell. Lane-I did
practically the same thing; took mine
across the water in an ocean steamer
Life.
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KoNA-KAU RAILROAD.

Work has been started on the con-
struction of the KOna-Kau railroad on
Hawaii. A mile and a half of the pro-
posed 100 miles of road have already
been graded.
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PLENTY OF PApER

Canadian government reports show
that, at the present rate of consumption
OF timber for paper, the forests of the
Dominion would supply the world with
pulp for $40 years to come.
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Meetings are being held in Berlin to
protest against a police proposal to
close all the restaurants and beer
houses between 10 a. m. and noon on
Sundays.
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STEADY IMPROVEMENT.

The Ioa Stables have purchased a
first class hearse, and it is expected to
arrive by next Wednesdays Eclipse
Maui News.
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STRANGE CASE.

rs she married." Partially" what
do you mean by that?" "She got a
divorce and her husband took an appeal
one court says she's married and one
says she isn't."-New York Sun.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-01

Does a draft give you cold chills
down your back?" asked the Philoso-
pher ut does" replied the Wise Guy.
when my bank account is overdrawn."
-Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-01
WELSH RARRIif

Young Rabbit-Oh papa, hadn't we
better run? Old Rabbit-No danger;
he Just asked the guide if we were
Welsh.-New York Sun.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
DRAFT LOST.

Notice is hereby given that Hawaiian
Agricultural Co. Draft No. 104, dated
September 10TH drawn on G. Brewer &
Co., Ltd, for the sum of $50, in favor OF
John Limo, has been lost; payment has
been stopped and all persons are warm
ed against negotiating the same
c. BREWER & co. LTD
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PASSENGERS.


Per Hong Kong Maru, December 2,
for the Orient-U. Kimura and wife,
Mrs. Duly, William A. Clark, and 100
Japanese and 40 Chinese.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-01

A Masonic medal has been struck to
commemorate the duke of Connaught's
Induction as grand master of English
Freemasonry.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-01

KITES AS SUBSTITUTES.
Kites will be substituted for the bal
looms now used on board Russian war
vessels for observation purposes.
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DEPARTING.

Monday, December !.
Am. schr. King Cyrus, Johnson, for
Port Townsend, at 1880 p. M, in bal
last,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-01

The keep of one dog costs as much
as the keep of go hens and 60 hens will
lay 600 dozen eggs.
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INTELLIGENCE
CONTINUED from page two.)
ARRIVING.

MUHUdy, DtCtIHDtI 7.
Stmr. Claudine, Parker from Hama
kua ports, at 11.55 a. m.
Am. schr Rosamond, Johnson, 10
days from San Francisco, at noon.
S. S. Duke of Fife, from the Orient,
due.
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twenty-five cents pays for Want
ad in the Star. A bargain.
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WAIMANALO SUGAR co.

The stock ledger OF the waimanalo
sugar Company will be closed to trans
fers on NoYember 20 and December 1st
II. NJ. WHITNEY, JR.,
Secretary Waimanalo Sugar Co.
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Twenty-Five cents pays for a Want
ad in the Star. A bargain.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-01

Arriving, November &c, Am. bktn.
Benecia, Carter, from Honolulu to dis
charge coal.
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Want ads in Star cost but 25 cents.
Fine Job Printing Star Office.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS ON "CON-
STRUCTION OF NEW REFORM
SCHOOL, KAHUKU."

The following clause has been added
to the Specification for the above Re-
form School, viz:
No Asiatic labor to be employed on
this work under penalty Of forfeiture OF
Contract"
II, r. COOPER,
superintendent OF Public Works.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-01

lines three times for 25 cents.
Want ads in Star cost but 20 cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-01

Twenty-Five cents pays for a Want
ad in the Star A bargain.
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sTAreMeNr IRON Ma. eAILeY.
He Has Never Threatened 10 "Do Moth
ina for Gslvratorn

He Has Never Threatened to "Oo Moth
ing for Galveston"
Washington, June Ex-senator Bailey
had his attention called TO a local inter.
view in the Galveston News Of last Tues.
day, In which the congressional contest
in Galveston county WAS discussed lie re.
quests the News to publish the following
statement.
To tho Galveston News: had hoped
that ! would not be called upon to say
anything further concerning tile coRgtes.
alonal campaign IN Galveston county. but
Ia your issue Of last Tuesday hud an
interview Of MIR. Sol Brombets when con
teins one statement that In justice 70 my
ilieuds as well as IN Justice to myself. I
tulhh ought To correct, Mr. BrORlUrrg
says
Mr.. Bailey expressed his dsapprovel Of
tPIVucl Nunn aud said that tile culUiitl
ma beeu ngntnR hin for over ten years.
ana WhiiG he did not wish to dictate to
Tue people or Galveston county is TO whom
lhey SHOULD name for congress he did waut
them to understand that snoud they aid IN
nominating Colonel Mann he would with.
draw hs favor from Galveston and have
nothing more to do with Galyustoniuns -
In this same statement OF Mr.. Brumbcrg
nc says that my correspondents with Air.
hehPntr had been made public, and there
my letter to Mr. kempuer I expressly de.
clured tbnt although Galveston county
might support Colonel Mum FOR the CON
sreshlunal noulnntou. ] would continue to
do whnt | could TO help Galveston both
because her own people deserve IL, and
also because feel that In helping her |
am helping tic entire State OF Texas.
~ w BuiicN.h
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Galveston Count" ....

Galveston, Texas, Juno -. ~ y y
cratic primary election me Ca' 'voe ~
elcctlng delegates 10 inc tha 1,'ns,
county at the State damn aon... .ls'
s'P'e'"e jun, '"' "''' senatorial and
the criminal district W 80
was held this aftera, tho to,,oi.
The returns indicf r.,,,, ,a,,,,,,,,11 .
delegates. most of L,tto oInh 49, w.
ny tho Jefferson =
elected N c. r,,
+ lrSt prgGGihet' Morgan, j. NJ. o.
Menmd, . 5, Smith, Joseph
Second precinct A, g.. Wood
Benson, T.. A. lit 4. SURVEY. lake
q, lhrd precncg J. b. WOOlford,
$, Miller Jcus
Minor SteWart, mas ], Goree. Charles
Fourth ,plecIV Schmidt, r. WAY.
losualnSkN, L$g, IT., hiram Cohen.
ef,eE Smlth, Hes McCubpins. Frank
C., lllgssemcpreclnct, Dell Hutz, j.
W 6gilvic ohm j. smith Patrick
sixth prcfP. Mooney.
w, C9lIeraVpreclnct, A. L. Norman,
Oscar I; ! William sheap and Wal.
Seventh
ter II Iuholf precinct, James Da.
seventh. r. S. Cox.
ley, Peter otto Flake.
Eighth j. Nj. Ieiskell William
Ninth ID Pabst, Ernest l.. Read.
ias. Robert T. Byrne. Gus G.
nentNes a. Bodlcker.
OppDrWinCt George Nj. Abbott u.
Glpy Juan potthoiT.
NJ. FltlHct, Joseph A. Robertson.
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GRIMES COUNTY CONVENTION.


0"ooe reese uuons Esvorng the Calves.
ron Donation act.
dpmocrsfl.. ,....,.r.,.,... I' county
80. p" 'N .'"'4 i' ORDER
''N1' al II a SEQ. Pos Chairman A. D. Br
goocv' "lth Mr. j. T. igc.,uo9l s. ,.,r,.
tHIy.
.cb.. ,,.i,......
NN'4' '-''N '"c" appWaicl .YIulttecs
10 select Delegates TO t4- stat, and 0ta..
coh> euuous, with the following results.
f. -, B1Jtir,lt,' " req D. Johnston,
baIgr. ). Il C,,pat.jl 81" pJy -, scar.
j. Il. hetnard irg3iss, ~, ia. b1ttihston'
tzz,Ii \, ~ i'u"''S hto"u. T.. u,
St"n"nald >,,.,W,.""s 14, .. " AcAerman,
KIM y r i',nl-' b".Iit NTH, Juu. VI.
Meaebum. t;orJsn ROW "g, a. Eeai w. W
T. 4 scofi Is Igo, r .; M~d' n. l.. Lewis,
.D ~, a. MrD9n0'd' Jno H. Davis,
y. p. Armstetd Nv W. '1,empheii' 81,
q , -, Bennett Il. NJ. West, ST,
Wulisnson W az ~ ishp,ehan !. y.
q TaVin, W - ,SleeiG' El horbuck,
SON q Z 'oI, ID, W., , y stampley, G. l.. ALDER
Frstl.ta,'N.i 'tEno1u' Nro. T. Garvln, J..
y ~! Hk h!, \, a. stone r. II. Lacy
The sornn driega, auu f., ~ ~, w. sleWagt with
'"' uN'VsdLeA 10 thc senatorial CON
H ~ ;,,,,,,.,....
, Ie in.oWihE were appointed delegates
!, J"i,,VI,,, w ioNa' SonNtn'iohS' br; Fred
~ '"HHS.yI, a; NJ; 'Hmp,9,ell, a. G. Baker,
Pun hs'",I Jno' H. Davis. j. q. Melon
W. -, l.. campbell ~. l.. T. Arm
Str"t, W, w, Hoke, j. II kcnnard, bud
icy pro~n' {. y. tzzcll, w r. Wasson,
"a. AeAerman' @. G. Stonehlm, r. e..
roster y, w. Le7ke. Jno /. FrankioWe.
M4SDVnaid Me9ehum, Charlie kirk Ino. NJ.
NM; W. W, hooGGr, Geo, -. Nenl, w. w.
MeachGm, Gorden Boone. A i, BHgancc.
- ,. Johnson, Geo 5 Wood. IL. l. Lewis,
r. ~ scott p H. Terrell w. q. Bennett
IL VI. west ST, T. \. Smith, W, w. Ken
We w
ne Following were appointed delegates
10 lne supreme, judicial and district con
sehtlohs; Geo. ~ Neal, II. l.. Lewis. Juo.
". King, A NJ. Campbell q. w. Carr,
j. Z. Mcdonald, 1r.. w. l. Campbell Sr.,
~ +, Edwards, J. II. Davis, Il NJ, West.
81, w. &. Bennett, Gee, ) Wood, i VI
Artefman q. 5, Johnson, l. A. Smith,
u, &. Poster, w. ". hepnard c. w. stew
ant J, W. Leakc
The following resolutions were passed on
moiion OF w; W. Meachum. though fought
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Prohibition can,aiun in Hin.

Hilsboro, Texas, Jte lS.-roday has
been very busy on In the local option
campaign. Althougnorief, 1t nas been an
exceedingly swift capaiGn aud an average
OF sixty speeches ave been made every
day this week. rye tonight there was Il
jolnt discussion tween Granville Jones'
pro. aud senator airy Miller, anti. There
was also a mas meeting IN Free Town,
where pro and M speakers made etres.
uons efforts TO tch the negro vote. 1t Is
believed tie We will be close ana the
chances seem flavor the piohibitloulsts.
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orange Texas, June i4.-&rc6itec, nrr.
N'ponald has advertised for ,sys For ts
erection Of an opera house. h'ds IN H.,
opened On June Is. The nresep+ Ia,
VIC tGr frame structure for to,nnori ,.,.
AGRA house, 10 be completed in tE HpP"'3sr a
the p TIm,nE Srt s1a ,S and to accommo itc
building which Is TO be ronet,r u,0 mousse
b bairh, Is completed The tempornrv eu gn O.,
aGnse Tli be complete in every dafa P ERA
and tSn hr, Or me stage being 40xso foct
Pc, Dressing rooms FOR the sotors ' PEG
mnys ana exits in case OF Hre ana Slo!r-
necessary convenience viii be nroylds every
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eonzaIa. County Returns.

Gonzales, Texas, June 1.-THE total vote
IN today's democratic county primaries Will
appro1imate $500, or COO more than was
expected. All the precincts In the county
except two have been heard from, with the
following result; Legislature r. A. Stick.
1894 ;NF 4. W. Slayton, l02l; district clerk,
j. We Holmes, 1885; L. Chenanlt. 1851;
county judge. W. w. Glass. laiI; !. y,
Con&ay, 1881; county clerk Z. Il. wright,
l2ss; >. A. Ball, 1853; II. X. Wyatt aGa;
A. e. Ellis 625; county attorney, walker
Denmark 2J9; Il, +. Nixon, liil; W. ID. y.
Jones, I6i sheriff, W. w. Johnston. i3sl;
+. NJ. Fly, i232: tax collector. \. ".
hampton. 1886; John Askey, lllH; county
treasurer, J. w. Ramsay. 1853; tax assess
or, d 81. livingston. 1Ss2; public weghcr,
Joseph orchard. $40: \. H. Pops 1sj; II. c.
Jones. &c.; George swift, ", 7. ". Monk
mouse for commissioner, u. y. Shuler Tor
fustiae OF the peace and H. A. IlossSaodi
Tor constable Of precinct no !, had no cp'
position.
Hsrweod, Texas. June 1s.--Foiowlns Is
~ democratic primary vote hare tssss
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vile on the 10th. Delegates were instruct
cd 70 vote for Hon. George Burgess for
congress-. Hon. u. A., Paulus for state
and all the time; Hon. ". Kennon for dis
trict Judge and Hon. w NJ. Atkinson for
district attorney were lndorsed. State Of
nocrs unlnstructed. j. G, Habermacher
was Endorsed for county chairman.
IIalietsville, TEXAS, juno ID --rhis pre-
clnct Instructed for state ofhrers: Garrett
for court or civil appeals. Burgess for con
gress paulus for senator, rontoh for
llQatorial representative for Lavacn and
Wharton counties; Ellis for district after
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SOUR LAKE OIL NEWS
The Gushers Were Tested and eho..
Up Remarkabh Wcu

. Up Remarkably Wen '''''
on SUIT Lake a, Texas. June 1.-The driIlcr.
MO. late Yesterday evening as , "r.'
lney took on the bIocbhcad to Give , :, !.
t iofG pass pass, ana the oil spontcd nm " d
, ug,tvr show than It ever has q much
~ IT, tu!,l seyenty-hve feet abov. it .e, II
9arr g,nt derrick ny twice as big5 tne TOP
Sg grst All those present Say vas as me
Lake so far. nave mad AZ Sour
and p' wb Ike springs No. was also te,t.o
n,o,nnN D., NJ Gutey driiiers a.,
r,ebts On Lheir No. . well ana nard at
Gfht on down, The 10. any are are going
S on INK Is now completed .r -d3'eEbarrcI
S Sord ,b o.. On their No tank Ha , 6Sey are
ST. ene sides started up prsttr uq gnav
NJ sun company Is fdriiiI wen,
hsit niles Me e waieh is out about one on ana It's
di ne blrd syndicate No, - sushers
o JP"n WIN It's well, They are S.nl going
p S%hbu aug striking some roD ~" on the
tion. W hountzc, Is In on~rs
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CLAY COUNTY CONVENTION.

Resolution Censurino Court Of Criminal
Appeals Lost by Small Vote.
Henrietta, Texas, June 1.-The demo
cratic county convention instructed for
Robbins for treasurer and other State can.
didates. stephens for congress, Williams
for supreme court. Davidson for court q,
criminal appeals, Decker for senate Dough,
ertN for representative and Montgomery foy
court of clvil appeals, Second district
A resolution consuming the court OF Grim.
maj appeals was defeated by small ma.
Iorlty '''
\ resolution unanimously adopted favor
Ing fifteen years donation OF taxrs 10 chi
weston for the sea wall