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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
CELL a.

NO tango motive aiguno que induKcf
prsfsrtP Fshio 6 . Ettsbap, pues les dos
son tguAlmsnts uimp&scos A ustades soca a q
cidiF. Qls cads euAl hAgA valer sus dsrsch
pints 81 Rsl6n del major modo que pusds.
Ssgdn Ia slocuenciA de que EBtsdss hayan he
eho gala en- Ia esrts qua han de ctrfgtEme,
10 hora de conner subire . casa ds FAbio 8 bA-
iaT6 easa de Est65Rn. HsstA sHe momsnto
no podr4 eoncsesrles In entrsvistA que de mi
Eo'ieitan. Mshsns tempranito me envisrkn
Ustsdes sus eArtAs. Las leers rssoIvsre 10 qus
Asto continue 4e RETRO Celia su habitA-
ci6n, dejando sssupsfssios 81 posaa 81 mill.
tar
F4bio EIssbAn Sc dirigisron . sus respse-
tivos Cusrsos ss pasaron toia IL noehs escri
blando.
Embovronaron inhnidAd de p'isgos de pa-
pei, sobrs todo F&bio, ell cual hiEo an consume
extFaordinGrio de dicho artfeuo.
Al dia siguiente, en- ell momsnto sn cue
Gala saIa de 90 habitaei6n, sneontr6 ianto
q "a pusFta nj poets, 81 euAl le sntrsg6 su car
- SIN deciF una psiabra, ss aei6 prseipisa-
daments.
a d1cumsnso consistiA en- ana interminA
BILE tiEAdA de Versos, de In que rsnuneiamos .
dar una idea s nuestros lect0Ees.
A los poeos nom sntos sncontr6 Ia aorista
en- lA esea'sra E'tsban, Ell euSl, su YES, ls
entFeg6 In consabidR carts, que, eseEttA 50
proaA, f0rm&bA notable contrRsta eon 10 pcs
hlGA mlaIVA O@ EAOl0s ReEo @skSQ80 nkD1A
agrsgRdo . su oarta IN prscioso Pamo de foxes
Oelia eo9t6 al rAmo y Ia carts, =, 10 mismo
que ell posta, FetlF6ge al mllitar sin pECfsrir nj
una sols pAlabra.
IN eli momanto en- que ls aoristA ib9 . 50.
| Iir . In calle, Ia portsHs entrsg6 Q Celia una
teEesrG esEtR.
No o. poaibla dascEibIF l. anaisdad herri.
| BILE con qne .pasRron el diR FAbio EstAh&n.
A las sells de la taEde salieTon do sua res
| psetivas hAbitaeIones y, poF prinarA vss en-
| au vida, 90 crRs6 sntre sllos ma miEAdA ds
| odio.
AL poso slsmpO ss pressnt6 Gala, slogan
| tfsimRmants vsstlda. Los dos snAmorAdos sc
| diFigisron haetA ella.
| -&QaS hs PaBuelto uSt63s-lA pFeguntagon
| los dos 10 yes con Rcsnto tembloTos0.
| -SuG veTsos, amigo EAbio -eontest6 Gala
son bellisimos, por mas que 20 no sntisnda
ell lepguaja que I'd. emplsa. sus Rosas, amigo
| Eateban, SON una precloBidad psro 81 estilo
/ rRzcnamientos. POr consigD1snts, NO pusdo
elegIr sntra ustSdes.
-5Puss donds.vA ustsd, vsssida de sss
! modof
| "A casa da una persona que Sambi6n ma
/ hR sacriso sttA ma ana, pYoponi4ndoms 81
| GuieKe ser sspoga.
| Gala enaen6 q sus dos adoradoKas L. earta
| CD question y les hixo lssP 10 6EmA del banqus-
| 70 1Iasc Goldsmith.
FAhio y NstsbAn inelinaEoR la GAbeza sin
| dacir una pal&bra, Gala bRjo lsntamsnts lR
esealera ain voIvsr Biquisra 10 cAbssa.
Luis Gramont.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19

ssper6 . que Harry pasAss de rsgrego Q 81
ease. Cuando miss Mamis Michel, que sra 81
nombrs q q la Fubfa, Is suvo esrea par6 Harry
8 intent6 eDtAblAr Conversation con 81. E
hombFe vsIvi6 Las espSldas, = entonees IL
ioven ls echo los brasoB 81 cuslo y 10 I'm primio
IN beso en- una meiiila. Harry indignado del
procedsr de 10 ioven hixo uso de sus pufE0s, y
hubiePa aejado NAL parAdA ID iovsn D no in
teEvsnir oportunRmsnte ID policfa, que llev6
arlastrado Fl ,rry. Ei iusz Sidsner sneaus6
81 IN bra Ia impuso una muita ds veints
pssoE. In 50 sentsnris decfs: SUaa ujsr
sisne dsFseho besar 8 IN homhre en- euaiQ utsr
tismqo. Ests 90 IN privilegio eonssdido 81
balio szx3S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
EI dereoho del beso
Dice un psrIsdIsO amsrIsanO

aNIpg6n hombTe dabs resistfr nj Fesentir
40 do que una muier hsrmosA 10 bass, sega a
ana scisi6n del 1ue8 George B. SidsnaE
San Luis, en- 10 Gauss de Harry Aibarts que us6
da aus pun1a para EeehRxAF q una stoysn, ans
morada dc 81, que Ts bss6. Harry gastaba bEi
llantsH psTfOmss viva csFcA de In casa ds
unas j6venes bonitAs y de bRsna pcsiei6n go
eiAl, Harry Rl parsesr era mtscginos por cuRn-
30 Que IRs domosHrAha la mayor discipline. Laa
i6vsnss difgnaAadaa del comportamisnt0 de
Harry, sc epntnraRon contra su aviEtud ,aR nm
diA In mks AtEavida &c elias, nna H. xuhIA pro
vooAtlva ss apostle ca sl eAnto de una ssqnlna,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
ULTIMOS CABLES

Debate
E sshor Romero RobIsdo, &nuncia que
mahRnA FsanudAR& su dsbAta poiltieo refpaebo
3s RlRunou pRoblsmes psndisnbes ds ArFeglo
por o. pAriido libsrsl euJa Solueion 90 90 ne
sesdAd Immediate
Sagasta
El ssfioF ssgastR ha ssSAdo cAai Soda ls
hoehs on au eAbinete de trAb8ic dssp&ehando
argsntislmoG Gsuntos retFA1Ados eonseeusn'
siA de lA pasAdA crisis.
DetaIes de un atentado
e. Rnarouiata Que trAt6 de RsesinRF 3i rsy
De BE gleA FehsTe de este espelnsnSntes hisso
sias sn abono de su eonductA.
LAmsntAaa de que Lac oondieiones del Az
mR eonqus hIEo oI dispAros Al reyI no ha9R
aldo EEL Eu daStinc.
Rsabino-Ssts % el nombrs del AnaTquiE-
h-tisns en- q gran eonAanzn. Dies que 81 no
mAt6 oil rsy Lsopoldo no fue, poTque ia tsm
blass al pulso sino por dsHeieneis del rsvolver
DC cue intent6 ssFviFrC para realism sua pro-
p6Hltos
La rebeIdla on Marruecos
Los FsbaldeI tfris9nos estrsshan 81 csreo
Aua tisnen sstAblacido para Esndir n TstuRn,
GOD IN eiefeito eonsidsRAble.
FusrSRs del gobisrEO Esudsn en- Guxilio de
loi sitRdos y Rs tama dc momonso otro
qas % librs una sAnRrisnta bAtRlls frants .
los muros do Tsiu6n.
A Aodot los pusrtos de Marrueeos han lie.
Rhdo ongnss ds guerra de Espsnl, FranclA,
hAIs IuglatsrTA. HAstA lR fschA no son
moleatadoa an NADIA los extTar geEos.
lie Impression qus 80 tisne 90 que la revo-
!ueion eusnta con sl apoyo do lM maYoTfS de-
lmperio , dc las tbiiRs rabsldsR.
MI bultAn, quian sc ereonSPaba eereadc
Ref loa Fabsldea dsntro dc loa muFos DC IstnAn
aasoe 10 AntsTioF dsFrotR, logFo fugarEe de II
slpoad, aReApando . la parseeuei6n do los re
HoiueionArios que 10 RaconoeisRon euAnoo u
shaea . AlgunA distRnciA de su eampamepto
EntFa lRR tFopAs EitiAdGs en- 1etuAn l6
Esoedsa Sc han libFado alguEaa ssehTam usa
sin lmporAAnsiA para ninguno de los dos tjsi
hltos,
PAEsss qus los sIliAaoFsg 40 50 aprsauFA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19
El e6Iera
-AVISO

psrtir del % de Oetubrs pr6xlmo voIvs.
rSu n tAeAF an Ponce loa vapoFes de In &Rsd
D. Lips,S aZuliAP y sMaTaeaibo,D Admitisndo
enTQR pAsAgsFos en- viBgs dirseto para New
York GpoxkunAmsEbs Es pubIieAFk al nueVo
ItinsKsrio.
ARsntsa: MoEal-z y Cs.-Ponca. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19

q ataear Is cludRd conAando en- que no podrGn
KssistlY niue hos dtRH sin entFegAFsR,
Las 6timas noticias Aseguran qua sl Sul
IAN al ftenbs de un eierciso de 2s 600 hombras
SO diriis atacar el eiereiso rebelds que Sc
sneusntFA aeSmpado frente Tstuan.
CE6sss qas los rsvolncionaFioa vaPiaPan
shora dc t6ctio& y abRGATau lnmsdiatAmsnte IL
ciudAdRd Antss de que llsgue al numsroso
eiercito del SIIt&n.
Los barcOa de gusrrs que han liegado q
los pusrtos Afrieanos dsssmoareando aus doAA
clones an provision de 10 Cue pnada ocurriE.
Ell c6Iera
NotleiAs dictates del ORArsal general en-
Manaa, txprss&n que todos ios diAB sc regis
tran SO IS dafunsionss disriRs del eolaFR.
LA pobl&cI6n ast6 alarm mRdiSfmR, poTa ue
ssts nusva terrible invasion de la spidsmia
hA boEprendi6o los hAbitantea de MAnils
euAndo 70 &c ersiA sxunguid&.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-19

Angel AC0sta Quintero
AbOg@GlO y NOtarfO
P0Rcs, Puart0 Rise
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26

The Canteen question is up
again in army circles. Nearly
every officers report submitted
to the war department urges the
re-establishment of the Canteen.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26

Cock fighting is strictly prohib-
tied in the Philippines. But the
8 water cure" and human slav-
cry still has the sanction of the
mother (by conquest) country.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26
and Insurance.

The country news-the items
of daily or weekly happenings in
each community-is the most
interesting part of the paper to
most readers of a weekly. We
have few excellent correspond
ents who send us letters almost
every week covering their local
ity. But we would like more.
The business end of the DEMO-
Graf will not warrant our pay
ing a salary to correspondents;
but we gladly furnish stamped
envelopes and a copy of the pa
per for such service, and also
allow a liberal commission for
new subscribers secured by our
correspondents. 1t is not neces-
sary to write long communica-
tions; a dozen Or SO items COW
ering births and deaths, visit
ors to the community, or per-
sons going away on visits, acct
dents, improvements, entertain
ments etc., can be secured al
most every week in any commu-
nifty in the coun ty, by one who
keeps his eyes and ears open
and jots down the items. We
would like a correspondent in
every township. Write to us
about it, or call and see us when
in town.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26
Golden Wedding.

On Wednesday evening. Dec. "a. a
large number of friends gathered at
the Congregational church. this city.
to greet Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Reynolds
and celebrate their golden wedding.
For half q century these most estimable
citizens have lived together in most
amiable counnbiality, have faced the
storms of life with brave. christian for
titude; have shared their joys and
blessings with friends and neighbors,
hand IN hand. and warm and sincere
are the well wishes and congratula.
tons of their large circle of friends.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26
District Court.

District court convened in ad.
journed session, last Monday,
and the following cases were
disposed of:
Rock Grain Co., VS. A. T. & S.
F. Ry Co., Motion for new trial
Overruled.
Stickney VS. Stickney, suit fol-
divorce. Plaintiff granted de.
cree.
J. Frank VS. Wicket, Judge.
ment for Plaintiff on notes, in
the sum of 1915 and z per cent
interest.
McClain Land & Investment
Co., VS. Lake Koen, Navigation,
Reservoir & Irrigation Co., mo.
ton for new trial overruled.
Robinson Implement Co. vs.
G. H. Hume, demurrer over.
ruled.
Kattenhorn We Langfeld,
settled out OF court, and dismiss
ed.
Application for receivers for
Lake Koen, Navigation Co.,
continued to Jan. %, to be heard
by new Judge.
Carson VS. Carson, suit for di-
vorce. Plaintiff granted decree.
At the close of court this being
Judge Clark's last appearance
on the bench of this district as
he will be succeeded by Judge
Brinkerhoff next month, all the
members of the Barton County
bar thanked his honor for the
uniform courtesy and kindness
by him shown during his long
service as Judge of this district,
to which the Judge responded.
His successor, j. W. Brinker-
hoff, comes to us with a good
Endorsement shown by his home
vote in the recent election, and
We sincerely trust that he will
prove to the district that he has
earned it.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26
THE WORKING FORCE AT

The many friends of Jim Gaunt, Of
the south side, will now realize why
he has had such smiling countenaDce
and sprlghtly gait in the last few
weeks. The fact is explained by
looking at Judge FEEDERS records,
which informs us that he has been
granted license to wed Alice Wilson.
Long life and prosperity to you.
John Brodie and Doc Gray we're
over from Hoisington Tuesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26
Gard OF Thanks

We desire to thank the kind and
sympathizing friends and neighbors
who 50 kindly assisted us during the
long illness and the death of our dear
wife and beloved mother.
B. DoTsoN.
Mrs d O. Simpson.
D. 0. DoTsoN.
A. T. DoTsON.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26
!. TO OUR PATRONS rs FRIENDS :

The old year soon be a thing past have
been thinking of sending each of kindly greeting but
hardly which the BEST Wehave thought caendars
books and little of various kinds but what these
things fancy with you only
little while We thought could find something cheer
something that would be lasting something
that would touch the heart strings and make feel that life
ea and pleasant through the struggles
made and make something that will lift and
you this little poetry
which give each and trust that will put it
your scrap book and when life dreary and lonely
ove and learn that life what make it, So here it
is, take it for what it is worth to you
IT'S easy enough to be pleasant,
When life flows along like song;
But the worth while is the who will smile
When ything goes dead wrong.
For the test of the heart is trouble
And it always comes with the years,
And the smile that is worth the praise Of the earth
Is the smile that comes through tears
1t Is easy enough TO be prudent
When nothing tempts you to stray;
When without or within voice of sin
Is Turing your soul away
But it's only negative virtue
Until it is tried by fire,
the soul that is worth the honor of earth
Is the one that resists desire
BY the cynic, the sad, the fallen,
Who had strength for the strife
The worlds highway is encountered today
They make the item of life.
But the virtue that conquers passion
And the that hides in a smie
1t is those that worth the homage of earth,
For we find them once in while
So e PLEDGE To THIS FRIENDSHIP:
Here's sigh to those who love us,
And a smile to those who hate;
And whatever sky's above
Here's heart for every fate
Were't the last drop in the well,
AS gasped upon the brink
Ere our faintng spirits fell,
TITS to thee that we would drink
Yours Truly,
THE E. r. MOSES NERO, co.
Great Bend and Hoisington.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26


Cock fighting is strictly prohib-
tied in the Philippines. But the
g water cure' and human slav-
cry still has the sanction of the
mother (by conquest) country.
The Canteen question is up
again in army circles. Nearly
every officers report submitted
to the war department. urges the
establishment of the Canteen.
VENEZUELA seems to be up
against good and hard. If the
foreign powers get the customs
receipts, she can't pay running
expenses. This would be a good
chance for a man with barrel
to pay off the claims, and in re-
turn be made president.
THIS is the season when the
man who has a feeling for the
dumb brute wishes that the man
who leaves his team hitched to
the chain all day unblanketed
might be made to exchange
places with them. A pair of horse
blankets don't cost much and
they afford a whole lot of pr O.
lection to the horses. Try it.
ARE low salaries and small
pay for public service the proper
thing? The corporations pay
better salaries all along the line
than the people do. The corpo-l
rations got the strongest men
and the best ones. The people,
with the comparatively low sal
aries that they pay, have difficult
ty in finding men who can and
will cope with them.-Smith Co.
Journal.
The records in the Offices of
the railroads show that editors
journeys average fifty miles, and
that not one out of every hun
dred use up transportation to
the value of the advertisements
the railroads are given. The
public seems to have q mistaken
idea that an editorial pass is a
pudding. Most editors would
willingly pay cash for every ride
they take on the railroads, if the
railroads would pay cash for.
their advertisements.
The Hutchinson News is shout
ing itself hoarse, to prevent ad-
mission of New Mexico and Arr
IONA as states. 1t is now con-
deming the act which admitted
the state Montana and the
great northwest, for no other
reason than that they have not
been sending republican delega-
tions to congress. In the latter
SOS when these states were roll
ing up republican majorities, the
News was yelling just as hard
the other way. 1t is strange what
changes time has wrought.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26
School Report.

Following is report of the schoo
in DISTRICT ~ for the month ending
Dec.io 1907:
Males 8. Females II, Total ~,
Average attendance ID. No. of days
taught 70, Those neither tardy or alb
sent were Arpa Schmidt and Laura
Bauer.
Visitors, Alta French, David Smith,
Edward Archer. and John ]. Schmidt.
the latter, who is our Dist. Treasurer,
gave Us an interesting talk in which he
complimented the pupils on their pen
manship.
BIRDIE ARCHER, Teacher,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26
Publ1o Notice.

The public and all persons will here
by take notice that the Undersigned
will not meet or be responsible for any
obligations or debts made in any m an
ner by Anton Haberman. aged II
years, son of the undersigned, who
wilifuily left home on his own account.
l. his father, hereby declare that I
will not meet any debts incurred by
him.
FRANK HABERMAN. Sr.
Albert Kans,. Dec. a2. 1909.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26

The Pizinger Bros Orchestra, OF
Olmitz, will give Q calico Ball." at
Brack's hall, that town, on Monday
evening, January 9Th. to which all are
most cordially invited. The gentle
men having the affair in charge prom
Use the best Of good times to all who
attend. Sec the bills
= Mrs. Annetta Rowell came up from
Mt. Scott, Ind. Ty. last Thursday.
and will remain here fer medical
trestment. She has been . very sick
woman for some time. It is hoped the
change will assist in improving her
health. Her mother. Mrs. Gross. and
daughter. MIS-. Birdie Purcsll. came
up with beg.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26

A woman clerk in the postoffice
department in Washington. gave up
her husband rather than lose her job.
Husbands can be obtained without
q civil service examination.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26

Hon. A. McTaggart ex-county
Superintendent of this county. and
recently elected to the Okiahom. leg
islature, is spending the holidays with
friends here.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26

A good Christmas trade has been
enjoyed the past few days by our ad-
vsrtising merchants,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26

RAFFINGTON, the dentist at Great
Bend. will be in Pawnee Reck on the
Second (zd) Monday and Tuesday Of
each month.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26

D. B Bemis, or Colorado Springs,
father Of Mrs. j. w. Clarke, is spends
ing the he. Idass among friends in this
city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23
Government Acts
Against Beef Trust

Washington, April I2.--On authori.
' ty Of a member Of the Interstate Com
mere" Commission The Call CORE
/ spundcnt can make the positive state.
In' mt that the Department of Justice
has been moving against the beef
Trust. II Is useless to attempt To get
any confirmation from the Attorney
General or any of his assistants, be-
cause they refuse to discuss such mat.
tcrs, but information comes without
II servation and Is to be- accepted as
true. What form the first public step
II the Department of Justice will take
Is a matter of surmisc. Proof suffi.
ci"nt to form the subject OF a bill OF
complaint or an Indictment must be-
first obtained. This may come
through the United States District At.
tCrncy of any one of tho cities which
lrre central points Of the operation Of
the trust. II Is said that there Is
scarcely a city in the United States
that cannot furnish the proof.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23
AN INCOME TAX CASE

\ very interesting Income tax case
came up in court at Hanalei. Kauai,
tho other day. before Judge Kakina.
The defendant was Mr. Birkmyre, who
recently inherited large sum Of
money from a relative in Scotland.
The defendant did not make any in.
come tax return and was called Ia
a, count for his failure to do so. In
the court he stated that previous to
the taking effect OF the income tax
law he had no income whatever. i
short time ago he inherited a large
sum of money, but as this was foreign
income he did not believe it could DO
taxed by the local authorities.
Judge Kakina asked Birkmyro how
much money he had spent since the
income tax went into effect and how
nuch money he had invested out OF
his inheritance. Birkmyrc answered
and the Judge calculated that accord.
irg to the sum mentioned. the income
OF the defendant was about $1,000. He
therefore decided that he should be
taxed for that amount, and so the de.
f,ndant was made to pay S2i into the
Golfers of the Government.
Mr.. Birkmyrc has appealed his case.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23
SILK INDUSTRY
FOR HAWAII

In McEncrny's corner window Is n
weaving of silk from cocoons raised
b" Miss Kate Atherton at the home
ii her parents. MI. and Mrs. Jos. n.
.Ntherton, King street. It consists Of
n reel wound OF of less than 300 CO.
coons. There Is enough thread Il
pGkc about yard of silk.
Mr.. Imanlshl, president and mana
ger Of the Honolulu branch Of the
Yokohama Specie Bank, has eXamin.
Cd tn" weaving and pronounced It first
class.
The sample will he sent to Japan
b" the hands OF returning mission.
"ry from the States, who will pass
through Honolulu within a few weeks.
and there made into silk cloth for the
purpose Of having n thorough estimate
Of III" possibilities of Hawaiian silk.
c. VI. Cooke, president of the Bonk
Of Hawaii and of the Chamber Of
CcmmorccA is taking a great interest
along with the Athcrtons in this initial
experiment. He Is going to ask II. NJ.
Whitney. editor Of the Planters
Mcnthly, to agltate the matter Of silk.
raising as a subsidiary industry on
the plantations.
Miss Atherton this afternoon gave a
bulletin reporter an interesting &C.
count of the various stages of culture
f"'m the egg to the reel of silk, her
father joining in the Interview.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-23

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing changes and additions have
been made in the Rules and Regula.
lions and Rates of Fare governing Ii.
ccnsed vehicles in the district of Ho.
pclulu. to take effect from and after
May |. 1902:
Hack Stand Abolished.
40. 3. Hakai side of BeretaL ia
street. cast side of Nuuanu street.
Additional Hack Stands.
No. "a. Situate on the Eva side of
Union street, mauka of Hotel.
No. %. Situate Eva side of Alakea
street, between Halekauwila and Al
len streets. opposite Fishmarket.
Change Of Rules.
18th. To and from any point be.
tween Punahou street and Kamoiliili
Church to Waikiki bridge, on the east;
and mauka along Wilder avenue to
Mctcalf street, in a direct line to IA.
ruiliill Church. On the west to the
ktmehameha fork road on King street.
n'auka along NIuanu street to the
premises of the Hawaiian Clay Com.
pnny, and across Wilder street, in.
GLIDING the Puunui tract, not to ex
coed three miles. For one passenger,
one dollar; for two passengers, one
dollar and a half.
Where not otherwise provided, to
mr. from any point within the radius OF
one mile, 25 cents.
When Ordered Specially for KaploIani
Park;
One or two passengers, each way 81 IA
Three passengers, each way. .... 2.25
Additional Rule.
cath. If any licensed vehicle shall
be found standing in any place but on
the appointed stand, the driver shall
le liable to arrest by any police off.
Ger, unless said driver shall be under
engagement or have permission from
a police officer
JAS. II. BOYD.
Superintendent of Public Works.
Department Of Public Works, Homo.
lulu, April 81, 1902. 212S.3t