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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
BLAND.
From the Herald.

From the Herald.
Mrs John Griffin and daughte-,
Alice. came mp from Santa Rosa last
Friday, and will remain.
David Norman left last Monday for
Albuquerque from whence he may go
To Prescott. Ari2
Harold Giles was over from Peralta
canyon yesterday and reports that ey-
orybody over there is actively engaged
In mining
Ray Myers. son OF W +. Myers came
In 4rom Nebraska Wednesday, where
he has heen attending school for the
past several months
he-srs Samuel Arnot and Clarence
Calendar went 10 Cerrillos last Satur-
day Miss Hattie Arnott accompanied
them and went on TO Las Vegas. where
She win attend school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
Ration want for baYne.

: Nttidl tolFcS ~ u'ntf.
Ration April S-Charles NJ Bayne.
the republican candidate for mayor
defeated j. H. Walker. Sr, democrat,
ny majority of 2ll votes. cut OF CSC
votes cast The republicans also elect
ed the following j G. Orrin. city
clerk: Alfred Peterson, Henry Jones
Milton Narvaiz, aldermen. W. ; Con
nett r II Thompson r. Gauna. mem
bCrs OF the city school board Tho
democrats elected the following: G.
NJ G. Houck treasurer; G. O. Maude-
let. Con Murray, aldermen; Bryant
Rhea member of the school board
,ne democratic ticket consisted Of ].
II. Walker, Sr.. for mayor; for city
clerk. \. Is Cline; for city treasurer. G..
VI. G. Houck. for aldermen. First ward
Thos Morrow and Henry Nash Secon(
ward, Con, Murray; Third ward Chas
Rohr. Fourth ward, Louis Madrid.
Members OF the school board. First
ward. Bryant Rhca; Second ward VII
liam Ruffner; Third ward. e. u. Stcv-
ems Fourth ward. Abran Cardinas.
On the republican ticket were G. NJ
Bayno for mayor; Cliey clerk, John G
Orrin, treasurer, i. +. White. Alder
men. First ward. long term, Alfred pet
erson; short term. Jae. Mackie For
member OF school board. George ppr
ter; Second ward. alderman. Daniel
Troy; school director. Or. Cornet /.
Third ward, alderman. Henry Jones .
school director, T. -, Thompson
Fourth ward. alderman. Melton Mar
yaiz school director, Francisco Gauns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
ne BEGAN EARLY.
Section Foreman's Son Starts Out to
Sc Railroad Man.


FRANK J.. flnl2. section foreman. has
little 6ycar-Old son. who Is cntrring
the railroad business carly in life. and
who has already had sweet iorotastc
of Tho V!"issitudca Of 'h.' nsr. Nr.
flais needs good many IOypodCos in
Hts business Torpod0cs arr good
thIulS for section lorcmcn. lncy are
not good for little boys Little FLAT.
lr., knows this today lie did not
know 70 yesterday lie learned this by
experience That experience is a dear
teacher is saying as tue as il is
t.ite Like George Washington Flli1
did II win mis- little hatchot. II was .
O'Clock when the young bomb cNplod.
ed, II was about >. 10 u'Cloc., when Dr.
Bradley began 20 operate ON the young
sters taco The juvenile railroador
was same Never hinChing at tho touch
OF IN, probing Nuitc or the stitch of the
needle The Ugly pNtcr pieces were
removed from the fair little face and
Nttla Flai, says II fools .Hr "h % ~
QUITS uuitiug--l Las Npgas optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
Bad RUNAWAY Acc dent.

While W. T.. Gould was driving along
the upper pecoa with his wife and
three children, aged .. 3 and : years
respectively the horses ran away. Al
were thrown ont of tho carriage Two
Of the children and urs Gould we're
badly eurt and unconsc.ov Mr.
Gould had 10 leave them howay and
walk to the Vale ranch for assistance.
\ physician was sent for and the chill
dren We're found to be cut of danger.
but Mrs. Gould may be fatally injured.
Mr. Gould is building himself home
on the upper PcCus coal fields
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
a Jolly ENeninu.

The G Y c. club. whatever that
may mean. was entertained last even
ing by the b O. &. club, whatever thar
may mean but an organization Of High
school girls The boys We're entertain
cd AZ the nome of Miss Bessie Morton
end the; were taken into darkened
'onm whore they bravoly tried To keep
up conversation with sklllfully ar
ranged dummies. \ Jolly evening was
spent. Those present were Miss Bes.
sic Morton. Daisy and Rose Hunting
or, Birdie Barth lone Albright. Juanita
Tcigor. Ralph Tascher, Carl Holman,
Edgar Strumquist Lawson Auld, Ward
Anderson and VIII Pratt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
Total
MINING NEWS.
CMr. San Andreas

In :he Dripping Springs mining dis
irict. forty miles east of san Marc ial.
is enjoying "A boom. due largely To OPP
erations by the Salinas Mining com
pany, who have begun a wagon road
from the mine 10 the foot OF the hill,
over which To haul machinery which Is
nov at Lava station. This machinery
consists of separators. hosts and gaso-
line engines. besides a large SUPPLY of
mining material, tools. steel, etc. II
will all he moved TO the mine and in
stalled az soon as the road is com
pleted 4 well IL being SUNK In the
CANYON a mile frcm the main SHAFT,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
TELEPHONE NOTES.
over the Wire IN The Citizen From
Belcr

Charles Re.nken wife and baby
boy left for Ripon. Wis Mrs. Reinken
viii spend the su,Imer with relatives
and friends. Nh. Reinken will return
10 Belcn In about three weeks.
EtIcno Didicrs two year old child
died al ! o'clock yesterday after one
hours sickness Mr. Didier is the mill
wright al John Bccker's big mill
Gustave Becker. the Sprngeryille,
Ariz merchant. was at Belcn yester-
day on a visit 60 John ecker and fam
lily.
Monday night Carl -. Dalies broke
the record in bowling for five continu-
Gus games, his score being an even J.
600 points. an average of 200 per game.
Last night the second bowling con.
tDs occurred between the Stars and
Crrscents resulting as follows.
STARS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
NORMAL UNIVERSITY.
CONTINUED from Page II

rendition of complete asterpieccs OF
dramatic art. Every student i'm the
school Is given the opportunity To on
ter into and enjoy some advantages of
this character ON each annual class
DAY play IT. presented 10y the gradual.
ing class
Inc library consists.of three parts:
The library ui government publica.
lions tn GOULD library. and the school
library proper. The library of govern.
mont publications consists of about 500
volumes, and is very valuable for ref
oronCu work. The Gould library il "A
collection ui about iuu volumes. mainly
standard works ON philosophy history.
and the sciences of man. This library
is a loan of Dr George A. Gould. of III
Paso Texas. IN" library proper con
sists of about 900 volumes. carefully
selected by the heads of the different
departments OF the school and II is a
most excellent working lahrary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
Cerrillos Election,


Special correspondence.
Csrrillos y NJ. April 2.-rne town
and school election here was all in
favor of what was known as the peo-
pies ticket; every man or the ticket
being elected by big majority, This
was something Of solar pleXus blow
to that element controlled by Tony
Neis, and that gentleman has not. up
to-dato quite determined where he is
at The following is the ticket elect
ed For town trustees. James l..
Wells, Dr. G. O Harrison Joe VergClio
G. G. Green Ross Griiiiths.
For treasurer w. A. Brown.
For school director George NJ Kin
sell.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
Gallup, Cerrillos
and Bland
NeGSy Notes
From
K &c b q geS

r.tlou.' ticket was defeated ON his
opposition tu sidewalks. etc. \ natiy,
who had just voted tho republican
ticket dropped dead at the polls
) telegram from Gallup gives the
Information that On. democrats elected
ain their town trustee and school trus.
toe candidate except Il 3 Lanlran
r. publican who was a.tCtgd a member
tNc school board
s telegram to Tho citizen this after
noon from Ration SAYS. out of the
G.G vote. cast. charles VI Bayno, re-.
publican candidate for mayor. received
sos Tho other rDpuhl can candidates
elected were. H. G.. Orriu. clerk; A.
ford Peterson. Henry Jones and Milton
NaryaiZ aldermen. w 5 Connect +
%. Thompson aud r. Gamma. members
Of the school board The democrats
elected G. VI Uouck. treasurer. &. @
Nai0ulot Con Murray aldermen. and
BRYANT kh'a. member of the school
board light vote was cast Great
rejoicing Bog republican candidates last
night
: telegram 10 The Citizen from
Santa Fp avs. J. Sparks republican
candidate f.r mayor received 90 ma
iOr.tr over y y Laughlin democrat
aud Leo Hor.Ch fusionist. Facunlo
ortiz. clerk and " " Mcpherson.
treasurer ropuhl.caus were elected
Tho republicans have majority Of
G,. out 1t oi-ht alderman. ana six out
rf d, ht .,l 10 board. counting hold
'y. elected Che cnt.,a peoples
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
The oRAroRio SOCIETY.
An Organization Of Which New Mexico
Is Proud


ono OF the leading societies ie the
as Vegas Oratorlo society which is
hu. arranging for It's third annual
musical festival This years festival
VIII excel that OF any previous year
ana the chorus now numbers over "A
hundred voices The chorus vii be
supplemented hy piano. organ and
an orchestra uf eighteen instruments.
This society was organized four
years ago by Prof J. G., McNary and
with the exception Of q year when he
was abroad II has given some produc-
ton each year. This year the two ora
torios. triumph of David. 10y Dudley
Buck, and The American Flag by
DNorak. nave been selected as the spa
cial features of the program which win
hc given May - and 30. Il is expected
20 secure reduced rates for the fcsti.
val The soloists are not announced
as yet but there will bc superb quar-.
tet at them representing Chicago. St
Louis and Denver.
The credit fer maintaining the socio-
is and for the delightful entertain
mcnts which have been given belongs
chiefly To Professor McNary. who has
pushed It with indomitahlc ENERGY. II
IS an organization which in it, work
and It's festivals would To- great
credit 10 "A town ten times a. large as
East Las Vegas. Il is "A sourC. of pride
10 tho whole territory that a work of
this magnitude and character is done
IN IT,
The present officers are; President.
James A Dick vice president T. l..
Brown. secretary George \ Flcurlng;
treasurer. Edward Reynolds. auxiliary
committee. \ \ Jones. II c. Pouget
aad r. G. Rankin director, James
Graham NJ Nary accompanies Miss
Reynolds and Miss llaiues.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
prill,nu for OH Near Farminaton

Machinery was pat in position this
week and the work OF boring has be.
gun on the Pioneer oil wells near Far
mnpton San Juan county The site
selected Tor boring Is within few feet
of a well in which. while boring for
water, natural gas was struck. Denver
and Woolman Wagner have charge
of the drill II II intended To go down
al least 600 feet In fact. the con
tTarl rs Lei for lint histanco.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

the air, receiving his body ON It's horns
only To again toss IL up. the American
spectators chccrcd the animal loudly.
which called forth storm Of hissc.
from the McNiCans present ana for a
time II lookeu AZ though there won %
be a collision between the two races.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
Grading Commenced.

News from reliable source mas
been rcc,i''d in Tucumcari that the
Choctaw. Oklahoma a Gulf road has
let a contract To grade forty miles of
roadbed between Amarillo and Tucum.
carl and that grading viii commence
next Monday morning. This Is certain
~ good news to rucumcari and places
this place above all question Of doubt
as the great future city Of the stakod
plains. Tucumcari Pathfinder.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

Through conspiracy. the parties to
II being Horton Moore and George oil
yer the democratic candidate for
mayor received enc more vote than
Bearrup. the socialist. Oliver says he
was mislead.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

which rs the nearest point available.
Houses are being built and force of
htty mon lave begun taking ont ore.
This Is a lead proposition and was
first lO,Ytod ,oais AGO while the Ia.
diaus were set troublesome. The ore
which is IN "a lime ami porphyry oc.
mont carries trace of gold and three
to siN ounces silver. The company
cuut,mplatcs taking ont at least 100
tons each day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05
Salazars Funeral.

The funeral of placdo Salazar was
held this morning from the church in
the old town. II was one of the largest
attended funerals ever seen here Bur.
ial was Ina Santa Barbara cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

The Martin company have shut down
the mill at this point pending uosotla.
ti9tions for sale at the neat sum of
$3.50 600 There az, but few families
now in camp. but il is expected the
mill will hos'n running In loss than a
month wien that pretty camp VIII
tate ON It's wontcd activity.
Several deals are on hand for prop
critic. adjoining the original prospects
aud that district promises 10 soon be
m Important factor IN New Mexico
miuius reports.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

W. Il Goary formerly railroad agent
at Carrollton, III, was In Las Vegas
en- route from California to Carrollton,
where he will resume his old position.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-05

G u. henderson, superintendent of
machinery OF the Santa Fc. passed
through In his private car enroute from
Topeka 10 lcl paso.
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AT DIAMOND HEAD
Diamond Head, 10 p. m.-Weather
clear. Wind light. west.

here this afternoon. The Alameda
was 10 Leave San Francisco on Janu-
airy 4th, at p. m and the America
Maru at | p, IN. OF the same day,
Cotton Bros. will begin driving plies
back of the sHealani boat house early
this morning for the construction OF
dam This will be used in building
the retaining wall at that place TO
contain the filing which will be done
by the dredger when it begins work,
The U. S Transport Thomas will
not arrive here today as she is still
in San Francisco The Sheridan is
the transport due here If she is TO
stop at all. She was to leave San
Francisco on January ! while the
Thomas was not to sail before Janu-
AIRY 16 The latter vessel viii bring
several passengers to this port. in
Guiding the U. S. Inspectors of Hulls
and Boilers i-s11 l
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The bark Archer is ready TO sail
for the Coast ,4-s-
The bark Alden Besse viii go out
in the stream today s-5.t. 81
Mail FOR the Coast will go tomorrow
by the steamer Honskong Maru, due
here this afternoon from Japan
The barksntine- Xilder- did not get
away yesterday Cas she was short OF
a full cargo. She viii probably sail
Today e. rct-0 f----.sg ss * a--'
The steamer Mokoiii which will
take the Jyi.Ay Cummins'w run. was
moved 10 the Oceanic wharf yestsr
dss morning whsre she Is taking in
freight. - v1-ey s'rsfa 3 vro9 e
The high south wind and heavy
sven IN the hsfbor interiors mat.
rally with the moving or the Myrtle
boat house 7 , 10 1g
Two steamers from the Coast. be
side the transport SAerfdan, are DUE
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-10
CAMPAIGN OPENED
AGAINST DESERTERS
CAPT. FLINT ON THE wARPArA.
Police Department 10 Cooperate with
harshars office to Enforce uni.
ted States Laws.-Three Sailors
Were Arrested Yesterday.

As result OF the recent ruling OF
the Treasury Department. a vigorous
campaign has been inaugurated by
the local Police Department against
sailors deserving their ships. It has
been decided that lnasmuch as desert
,rs do no, furnish any good material
for American citizenship this city
wall be kept clear of them. and every
thing possible ho done TO keep them
away ~ the ship in which they came,
Although the work is part Of
Tho United states Marshals duties.
the TerrBoial police department real
t1gs that the Marshals Office has not
the force necessary to enforce the
Tryaslrys ruling. and will cooper
ate heartily in ala efforts 10 have the
law respected.
Captain Harry Flint Of the barbor
police has gone on the warpath and
three sailors whn had deserted their
ships were arrested yesterday, Sew,
e-al men from the British ship Langs.
dale. have left their bed board and
work. but II is more than probable
that within The next twentyIour hours
they viii DE back Ga board the lime
iuicer splitting more ropes or oy-
yrhsuHnE The rigging Inn
Several foreign ships are due at
Honolulu now. or soon VIII be, but
the local oHcers viii hsye their eyes
wide open and viii keep a yigilant
watch over all jaekies who may be-
come enamored With the fascinating
beauties Of the Paradise o. the Pa
ciac ESa.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-10
LARGEST TRAMP AFLoAT.
The "shawmut." Flying the Stars and
Stripes. Launched at Boston.

One. of the largest. if not the iarg.
est, tramp steamship flying the Stars
and Stripes, and one of the largest
vessels on the seas. the Il, 0oeton car
riere Shawnut was launched at Spar
rows Point on December 18th. for
Kidder, Peabody & Co.. of Boston. The
ship is one OF swe SEQ feet long steam
ers bnildins by the Maryland Steel
Company The ship measures over
ali sos feet, between nprghts. ass
feet; beam nodded. IS feet: depth to
the upper deck. 80 feet: with straight
stem an efifpticaa stern and three
complete steel decks They are 70 be
schooner rfsgea7 with two masts and
one srhokestacs. six wzter-ight bulk-
heads with double Bottom extending
theentire length Of the ship There
win be four single-end Scotch boilers.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-10
ACCIDENT AT BREWERS WHARF
Portuguese stevedore Hit by Sack Of
a,- Flour Falls, TO- Bay.

portuguese SteNeoore Tlt oy SaOn "
asqn Flour Fails in Bay.
a Portuguese tstevedoFe Working on
the steamer Eureka, which lies at
Brewers wharf. vas the victim of an
accident yesterday morning which
might have had serious consequences.
As il was he escaped with a morning
bath, and, the loss OF half 8 days work.
The maR vas enc OF a gang OF steve
dores engaged, in unloading
cargo OF -four, which was slung
4 dozen sacks at time One
OF the sacks slipped from the sling
Snd fell on the stevedore who was
standing at the gangway of the YES
SC. he fell overheard, struck on re
else OF the wharf and disappeared in
the water between the steamer and
the dock, sv--r g =, -7.i-...- -
Shortly after. however. he came u
the surface ard was. helped on the
wha.s none TIE wore Cor his cxacVr
enee. He wanted. 70 resume his work
tlere and then. hrt taking the a6yice
ol Captain Melvin. went home for =
dry suit OF clothes and was on hand
10 work again at O'Clock
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Vessels Due Today

schr, Eclipse. from Kona ports this
a. m.
L. s. Transport Sheridan. Pierce
from San francisco. due. 57'.ia ae. e
T. X. KS. s. Hongkong Maru
from the Orient. due this p. m. sis5'
o. S. s. Ahpeda. from San Fran
cisco. this afternoon. ,g-..
T. X. X. s. s, America Maru, from
San francisco, this afternoon.
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NO MORE PASSENGERS
FOR THE eTRANSYAAL
mo. BULLS PROHIBITION ORDER.
Steamship Agents Notified that az
ter January 1st Passengers for
South African Ports Must Produce
Permit from British Government,

Agents OF steamship Companies
have received uotice from Donald
Currie & Co, representing the Brit
ish steamship lines operating in
South Africa. that after January 1st
passengers can be booked for South
African ports only on their exhibiting
a permit from the British Government
10 land In that country.
There has been good deal Of
South African booking from Pacific
perts and agents are inclined to re
gard the injunction as practically
prohibitive. Subjects OF foreign ma
tons must supply themselves with
permits fran, the British consul of
the district in which they live be
fore they may proceed to any OF the
South African ports. On receiving
such an application the British consul
will satisfy himself, as far as posi-
BILE that the applicants fulfil the nee
essay .t s9as / 58 (
Members OF a family proceeding to
South Africa viii be shown on the
permit issued 10 its head. -bnt a sep.
arate permit will be required for each
sou and daushtsr eYsr 10 years 81
40 brs ~eE9iHJ astg ssyn7E
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COLLISION REPORTS
GIVEN TO COLLECTOR
WILL BE SENT TO WASHINGTON
Captain Moke is Ssfe-Masters of
Vessels Under IS Tons Are Not
Required to. Get Pspers--Malolo
Sailed Yesterday.

Captain Searle. of the J, A. Cum
Minis. and Captain Moke, OF the Ma
lolo. have completed their reports re-
garding the collision of their vessels
in the channel last Monday night. and
those reports are now in the hands Of
Collector Stackable who will forward
them to the Life Saving section of
the Treasury Department by the next
mail. go f7r>' i rs
It is said that Captain Moke of the
Malolo has no license from the Unit
ed States, inspectors Of bulls and boil
ers. although Captain Moke himself
declares that he has one. and will
show it at the proper time and TO the
proper officials. The regulations gov
erning the issuance of licenses pro-
vide that captains and mates of all
vessels. and barges under 100 tons,
carrying passengers for hire smust
secure a license, The Malolo does
not carry passengers.
Furthermore there is a provision in
the. statutes which provides that cap
tains of power yessels under % tons
ara not 5reQuiped7 to have license.
The Naloio is only "a tons and con-
sequently Aoka says he is protected
BY this provision. lis cp e
Ibis likely that the matter will be
brought TO the attention Of the inspec-
tors Of bulls and boilers when they
arrive here this month. The Malolo
sailed yesterday morning for koolau
ports. -----------~..-------
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-10
A Cure for lumbado.

". c. Williamson, OF Amherst. Va.
Y. S. A. says: For more than q
year sRffereds from lumbago. / tried
Chamberiain's Pain Balm and il gave
ne entire Relief which all other RENE
dies had failed to do" r-,E q ?.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-10
SECOND SURVEY ON HEsPER.
Part o. Her Cargo Has to be D'sehars-

Part o. Her Cargo Has 70 be Disehsrs-
co for Another Examination.
The board az survey, consisting Of
Captains .FNIiier Afneshpry and Alec
watson. made smother inspection Of
the bark Hesper yesterday morning
and ordoEed that pOrtion OF the cargo
in she forvard hold be- discharged ,
81 has ab6eR dsnded that the
leaks sre- Nbout the lumber ports. and
perhaps, m sae region OF the stem.
50 The carg6 viii lave 10 be dlschars-
Cd in order 10 bring the vessel cut
OF water al the bow. thus giving bet.
ter opportunity for repairing the leaks.
Another survey will De made today.
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Departures from Honolulu.

Thursday. Jan. 9, 1902.
Sehr. Rob Roy, for Pearl Harbor,
Sumr. Iwalani. Greene, for Hanalei,
EleeIe. Makaweli, Waimea. Kekaha
and Niihau. at p. m N'
Stmr Re Al Hou. Mosher for Ho-
nuapo. at p. m. ol
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-10
Arrivals at Honolulu.

Thursday, jan, 9, 1902.
G. n. Co.'S Eureka. Weldon, IA
days from Seattle, at l a. NJ.
Schr. Lady, from Koolau ports.
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Vessels Sailing Today.

Stmr W C: Hall. Thompson, for
Lahaina. Makena., Kailua. Napoopoo
and Punaluu. at noon.
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New moon on the 9Th al l0:l5 a. N.

10 feet in diameter and - feet long,
built TO the requirements of the Unit
ed States Inspection laws.