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The Colfax chronicle., 1902-12-20
The Christmas Tree.
Editor COIfax Chronicle:


At the solicitation of the children
and young people Of Colfax, we have
consented to get up an Xmas tree, on
Xmas eve. The president of the school
board has kindly consented to lend
the Colfax high school building for
the occasion, hence the tree will be
there. All are invited to attend, and
we ask that each family allow their
presents to be put on the tree, and
that they send same plainly marked
and unwrapped before 4 D. M, as no
present will be received after that
hour.
We also ask that those who feel SO
disposed and are able, contribute
something for the poorer little chill
dren of the enelghborhood. Theladies
In charge will receive donations and
see they are properly disposed Of.
MRS. WIN. LACRON,
MRS. s. L. WELLS.
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" D Land O61oa, New Orleans, La.
September %. 1902
the proyi.ions u tls Act q CoSsrsss a June I !.
l619 entitled An Act for the sale Of timber land
ln the Sesees q California Oregon. Nevada, and
~ ,M:s99nlnSton Ieritory. extended e all Pub
ALICE Ng6ENT.
ct lett.. parrish Of Grant Louisiana. has this
day 6led in this Office his sworn statement No.
Tor the purchase Of the hf Of nv Or. SEQ %, tp|
Sp, range 3 ~. La. Mer., and will offer proof 60
show that the land sought is more valuable foR
lfs timber Or stone than for its agricultn9Al purs
pos9x and TO essnblish hle claim 10 said Imd b.
fore y. 8. Aurrell. q. 8. C0mmissioner, ct Dry
Prong: la, on Monday. the I'D day Of Decem-
Der, 1909 She nance ae witnesses: ". A. 8. Nu-
CENT. =. J. Nuesnt, w. p. Deem. r. NJ. Deem, Jr.,
al Of Iatt P,efofiee, La. Any and all persons
claiming adversely the ahoss descr7bsd lsn6r
are requested to file their claims in this ofoe On
q sss ssiGr' 'aid 22a faf} 6 2 p;ssHSss ssRs 's
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q. 8. Land Ofncs, New Orleans, La, |
November 8, 1oO7.

" o. Ao0O Oiuco, NoW OIio8u3s La, |
November 8. 1o02. ]
Notice b hereby given that in compliancs with
the provisions Of the act Of Congress Of June g.
lS7e, entitled An act for the sale Of timber lands
in the States Of California. Oregon. Nevada, and
Waehington Territory" a. extended to al the
Public Land States by act Of August I, 1So2.
OLIVER G. NUGENT,
Of Iatt poetof1ce, parish Of Grant. State Of Lou
isiana. has this day fled In this ofIce his sworn
statement No. -. for the purchase Of the north.
west quarter OF northeast quarter. east half Of
northwest quarter, and southwest quarter Of
northwest quarter, section ., township 9 north,
range west. La. Aer., and will Offer proof 70
show that the land sought ID moro valuable for
its timber stone than for agricultural purposes
and 70 establish his claim to said land before T.
9. Mnfren. US. Commissioner, ct Dry Prong, La,
ON Monday. the 18th day Of January. 1903. He
names ~ witnesses: ] z. NuRsnt. n II. Eugent
+. N. Deen. and w. p Deem, all Of Iatt. La. Any
and all psrsons claiming adversely the abots-ds-
seribed lands are requested to le their claims IN
this ofnce on or before said 10Th day Of January,
1903. WALTER L. COHEN,
nov1t Register.
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(WINE Of cARDuI
U.S. Land Once at New Orleans, La. 1
November II, loo3.

November n, leo3.
Notice il hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions Of the act Of Congress of June g.
1873, entitled AN act for the sale of timber lands
in the States OF California. Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory" a. extended to an the
Public Land States by act Of August 4, l6s7.
AMANDA HYDE. (widow.)
Of Tide parish Of Grant. State Of Louisiana. hse
this day nled in this ONCE her sworn statement
No.. for the purchase Of the east half Of north
east quarter and east half OF southeast quarter
section g. township north, range west, and will
valuable for Its timber or stone than Tor aericul
tural purposes, and to establish her claim to said
land before James J. oouinn. Clerk Of District
Court. at Colfax, La, on Monday, the 2eth day Of
John T. Hyde. Eben Hyde. John Todd. Thos. p.
Wade. all Of Tide. La. Any and al persons claim
ing adversely the above described lands ara 10
quested to hle their claims In this once ON or b.
fore the safd 26th day Of January, 1903.
nov79 WALTER L. COHEN. Register.
The Colfax chronicle., 1902-12-20

How to succeed In Business.
Keep your liver in good condition by
using Simmons Liver Purifier (tin box.)
1t corrects constipation. cures indiges-
tion. biliousnees, stops headache. gets
your heart 10 the right place 90 you can
smile at your neighbor.
The Colfax chronicle., 1902-12-20

Mr.. w. B. Clarke went to New Or
leans last Sunday night, to go before
the Supreme Court in the suit of C. H.
Teal vs. g. II. Mcknight, appealed
from this parish. Mr.. c. represented
the defendant, and returned home on
Thursday morning.
The Colfax chronicle., 1902-12-20

Mr.. Sam Patterson, general mana
ger for the Big Greek Lumber Co., was
In Colfax on Thursday, for the pur-
pose OF paying up taxes and settling
up the business of the old year.
The Colfax chronicle., 1902-12-20

Fleece lined underwear and a large
line OF pants for men and boys, mark.
ed down extra low on account of the
mild winter, and will he sold at a
bargain. j. p. LEWIS.
The Colfax chronicle., 1902-12-20

FURNITURE: You'll be surprised at
the swell well-made things you can
buy at such small prices, at
EAsTERBROOK & Co.
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Has the vdII6u Railroad join
cd with Frisco?
The Line Building from GOliax to Winfield
and the Proposed Extension to Baton
Rouge Set the QuId kuneS Guess.
ln0 AZ th6 OutCOme.


Rouge Set the QuId kun6S Guess.
lng at the Outcome.
The N. o. Daily States of last Sat
urday has the following interesting
note and comments about the Shreye-
port and Red River Valley railroad.
which although not authentic in all
particulars, are still big with import
to the people Of the Red River valley.
showing as 1t does that the business
men OF the country already recognize
Mr.. Edenborn's road as one of the
connecting links In forming a great
through trunk line, II, indeed, it does
not constitute the trunk itself, giving
this rich country immediate access
to the world at large. 1t says:
New Orleans railroad men were
much interested In the reports COM
ing this morning from Baton Rouge,
to the effect that the proposition
made by the Shreveport &. Red River
Valley to come into Baton Rouge, had
been accepted, and the line viii now
he extended from Mansura to the
caP,tal CITY.
nnoss wno Waccn tne pro8ress OF
railrOau pro!ects In Louisiana attach
sPecia, signincance 20 tne matter. ana
now the name Oh the Frisco is being
nnkeu Win Lnat OF tne valley IN refer.
ence 20 the new orleans entrance OF
tne Dig iOacum system.
Inc Frisco now owns the Arkansas
SOulnern haiIroao which reaches
aOWn rom Cam0en, Ark. 10 Winn-
nelu, Ia. Inc onreveport ana ked
nIvet vai!ey nas Drancn hne under
consIruction running north rom Col
lax on lts main line 10 Winnneid, ana
when competed VIII make direct con-
nection with the Frisco acquired
ronu. nsu
Inc raliroad men ngure 1t that the
Frisco is now In the field for the pur-
chase OF the shreveport and Red Riv-
er valley, which, with the extension
10 new Oricans VIA BATON Rouge,
woulo 4lve IL NOT only line leading
OUT Oh Arkansas Dus q direct line be-
tween new Orieans ana shreveport,
ana become tnereDy q further COM
petitor Oh Tne lexas ana Pacinc.
as . "el-knoWn raliroaa man re
tna!keo' wnoie maps are changed IN
a ni9nt ana new projects spring up
ous Vi tne erounu, 30 tnat none
NOV wnere 70 look ior the next
nTovs-eAcept those VINO are working
tnT aeais tnrouGn:
Ahere Is no questlon put wnat there
- now CLOSE tramc arrangementD De
Tween tne SOutnern racine and
SnieDePors & ne0 river valiey, but
Cne oatOn Rouge iacts put q new
pnase upon tne matter, and In q
measure accounts ior tne myster1Ous
nolSe1acX engineering expeditlons OF
a. Il. fnilnPs, DetWeen new orleans
anu AleAanola, on Denaa OF what ne
,s Pieases 20 can Lne * ~ railroad.
II Cne inItlais speiie6 Frisco there
ae not many mere VINO would esur-
pr1Seu.
Inc naI0n rouge 0lspauh referred
70 - as i0iiows'
baton rouge. La. dec. l2.-There
was larse Satnenng OF cltixens at
tne governors parior this evening to
near proposai OF the representa-
S,VTs "a Tue 1cnreVeport ana hed River
vaiiey haIiroao 10 build that road
~ InIs Guy, WIN depot and neces-
Sa'y accompaniment wltnln Cnecity
The Colfax chronicle., 1902-12-20

OFT in the Silly night cracking cough
doth rob us of that sweet sleep which ma
ture seeks to give. Simmons' Cough
Syrup is an infalible cure; untronbled
sleep and pleasant dreams it doth assure.
Guaranteed. Price Is and 50 cents
The Colfax chronicle., 1902-12-20

You've got the real thing when You get
Hunts Lightning Oil for burns, bruises.
cuts and apraing. The most penetrating
and healing liniment known. Guaran
teed. Price Is and 50 cents.
The Colfax chronicle., 1902-12-20

STOVES: The best thing about q
stove transaction here is that the
price is lower and quality higher. at
EAsTARBROOK q Co.
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Ready made clothing and shoes for
men, hats, waists. cloaks and sacQues
for ladies, dolls, toys and candles for
the girls and boys. See A. w. Lewis
about It.
The Colfax chronicle., 1902-12-20

Land OWco at New Ori0ouo. La.
September n. 1902.
Notice ie hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions Of the Act Of Congress OF June &,
1878. entitled IAN Act for the sale of Timhof
vada- and Washington Territory ais extend nded to
al the Public Land 6tstes. BY Act Of August 8,
JOHN CAGLE,
OF Pollock, p1rish of Grant, State Of La, has
this day fled in this Office his sworn statement
No. - Tor the purchase of the west half Of south
east quarter Of section 9, township north, range
west, La. Mere and will offer proof 70 show that
the land sought il valuable for its timber or
tahlish his claim to said land before Z. s. Nur-
reli, Y. 3. CQmmissioner, at Ada, La, ON Gatur-
day. the ID day Of January, A. D. 1893. he nameO
Will Pledssr, George Guynes, all Of Indepsnd.
ence.. La Any and all persons claiming cd
versely the above described land are requested
to fle their claims in this Office on or before
said ID day Of January, 1868
Z octls WALTER L. COHEN. Rssistsr.
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There is q time for all things. The
time 10 take Simmons' Cough Syrup is
when afflicted with sore throat, hoarse-
ness, coughs or colds. It is guaranteed
to cure you. Price 25 aud so cents.
The Colfax chronicle., 1902-12-20

Christmas tricks and handsome
holiday presents can be found In lib
eral supply at the Valley Drug Store.
The Colfax chronicle., 1902-12-20

Fine line of ladies dress goods and
gents furnishings, as good as the
best, and as cheap az the cheapest,
ut j. III. McNeely's.
The Colfax chronicle., 1902-12-20

Lowney's candles, chocolate and
cream bon bons, at the Crescent
Drug Store.
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Timber Land NoticO.
3. 8. Land OE{ce at Nev Orlarna- 4

Mss
September a. 1904
=. Notice e hereby given that in compliance with
1873: entitled An Act for the sale Of timber
lands in the States Of California, Oregon, Nevas
da and Washington Territory, :" as extended to
1892
NANCY C. RICHARDSON.
of latt, parish OF Grant. State of Louisiana. has
No. - for the purchase Of the northeast quar-.
ter OF northeast quarter, section 30, tp norths =
the land sought il more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes, and "a
eestablish bis claim To- said land before e. s.
La, on Monday. the 22nd day Of Decemsef,
z. D. 1902. He names q Witnesses: w. A. g.
n: Deen. Jr., all Of htt, Louisisns. Any and
81! persons claiming adversely the above describs
ed lands are requested t. file their claims in this
once on or before said z2pd day Of Decembors
l31. WALTER l.. COHEN.
ssptu Register.
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Mr.. N. r. Banks on last Saturday
bought the home place Of Mr.. w. b.
Richardson for 800.
The Colfax chronicle., 1902-12-20

Brief communications upon subjects OF
public interest solicited, but NO attention
will be paid to anonymous writer's.
Address: CHRONICLE, Collar, La.
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WIN. G. ROBERTS,

AtCAUHHOHHA AssS 1sSs
ONCE, Clements 4 Alberts Building, up
stairs. Office also at Colfax, La, Earl
Roberts, correspondent and business
manager. in charge.
Will practice in all the courts Of the
State and IN the Federal court.
Special attention given to collections in
Rapides and Grant parishes. is7
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Oficial advertisements 81 per square
Tor 6rst insertion; each subsequent pub
lication 80 cents per square.
" Judicial advertisements must be
paid for in advance, or they will be dis
continued after the first insertion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-11
Democrats Decide on
a Philippine Bill

Washington, March 29.-The Demo
Gratis of the Philippine Committee in
the Senate, Messrs. Rawlins. Carmack,
Dubois. Patterson and CulbersOn Of
Texas. agreed to a substitute bill for
the government of the Philippine ISL
ands. to be offered in place of the bill
prepared by the majority of the COM
mittee.
The bill, as agreed upon this after
noon, is the first definite indication OF
the plan of the Democrats for the gov
eminent of the islands. The substitute
provides that within one year after the
President issues a proclamation stat
ing that all armed resistance against
the sovereignty of the United States
in the Philippines shall have ceased
the Taft commission shall issue a
proclamation calling a constitutional
convention to meet in Manila, said con-
vention to be composed Of 600 members
and all male persons above the age Of
twenty-one years who can read and
write either the English, Spanish OF
native language shall be eligible to
suffrage.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-11
IndiscretiOn Charged
to IOwa's Captain

Washington. March 3t.-Secretary
Long has received from Captain Perry,
commanding the battleship Iowa. re
ply to the departments inquiry regard
ing certain alleged indiscreet remarks
which we're reported to have been made
by that officer at a Chilean banquet.
Captain Perry declares that while in
Chile he was not at any time present
at any dinner, breakfast, luncheon,
supper or any other meal where any
toast or speech was made by him or
others. Nor did he at any time say
anything, either in public or in prl-
vate, that could be construed to mean
that he favored either Argentine or
Chile in the event of war. The report
he says, undoubtedly grew out of
visit of the intendante of Conception
to the Iowa, on which occasion that
official was invited into the cabin,
where Perry offered him glass OF
wine and said to him:
Permit me, sir, to propose your
good health. The best wish can oher
you is that peace may prevail in your
country
Captain Perry says that he Is as in
nocent of making the alleged indiscreet
remarks as he is Of Offering to sell the
Iowa. which was currently reported in
Chilean newspapers.
Secretary Long has replied to Cap
tain Perry. informing him that his eX-
PLANTATION is perfectly satisfactory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-11
PRESIDENT and MILES

Washington. March 29-President
Roosevelrs Endorsement Of Secretary
Roots recommendation upon General
Miles request is the most sensational
feature of the MilesRoot Correspon-
dCnce which was made public To-Day at
the White House. II is n supplement
tary Endorsement. the original indOrse.
ment having been without color and
significance. The supplementary in
dOrsement of the President Is OminOus
to degree aud It may now be assum-
ed that the President will before long
seek means of retiring General Miles
involuntarily.
The most important part Of the re-
marks of the Secretary Of War is this:
"In the interest of good discipline
and effective service, such a course
General Miles, Is much to be regret
ted"
In this little sentence Is to be found
a suggestion that General Miles ought
to be courtmartialed. for 1t makes plain
that in the opinion of the Secretary OF
War breach of discipline and an Of
Tense against discipline and effective
service has been committed.
The President has Endorsed both
propositions. and what army officers
arr now asking themselves Is, with the
oifenses charged. will the President
proceed to the punishment?
At the white House an ominous ST.
lencc is preserved as to whether or
not the incident is closed and the Sec.
rotary Of War declines to make fur
Their comment.
The cause of all these structures by
the Secretary Of War and their indorse-
I ment at the White House Is palpabiy
because General Miles drew attention
to the marked severity" of the war in
4 the Philippines.
This assertion had an international
aspect and the President and the Sec.
| rotary Of War saw that If It were I'M.
/ contradiCted. the United States would
q be in the same category as Great Brit.
nin in the Transvaal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-11
JEFFRIES IS TRAINING

Los Angeles, March 31.-Champion
Jim Jeffries continues to go through
his daily routine of light training and
does not seem to be worrying about
Fitzslmmons' doings and sayings. He
thinks FitZsimmons means to fight,
but is at loss to understand the eX-
champions delay in coming to an
agreement When asked what he
would do in the event of Fitzsimmons'
backing out. Jeffries was evasive.
Il have one scrap on my hands now,
and until that is out of the way | do
not know what will do. There Is no
use hunting more trouble until this
red-headed fellow is disposed of"
Asked il he would fight Denver Ed
Martin, the champion would not at
first give a direct reply, but on being
pressed said: What has this fellow
Martin ever done? He won't draw a
corpOrals guard. | can't see that he
has done anything to entitle him to a
fight with me"
would you give him a fight If he
had?"
why, certainly. Whenever Martin
or any one else shows me that he Is
entitled to a fight I'll meet him. That's
what I'm here for"
The Century Club is acting on Fitz.
simmons request and holding off until
April / before taking any further ac-
ton in the bidding for the fight. II Il
expected the club will make bid to.
| morrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-11
SOUTH AFRICA SECURITIES.

London, March 30.-The knowledge
that the Easter holidays would close
the London stock Exchange for four
days from last Thursday had sober
effect on what doubtless would have
been a decided Outburst Of activity
when the unexpected resumption OF
peace negotiations was announced last
week. As a result of this condition the
enthusiasm with which the news from
South Africa was received spent it.
self In two days and tho remainder OF
the week was given to adjusting ac-
counts against possible contingencies
before the rcopCning OF the Exchange
on April 2.
The ChcerfulnJss over the South AZ
rlcan situation resulted however. in
substantial advances in home rails,
cOnsols and Kalllrs The general situa-
ton of the South African section was
little affected by the death OF Cecil
Rhodes, Americans were quiet but
cheerful. Money remains scarce, thus
discOuraging speculation. but the large
Government disbursements at the END
OF this week promise temporary relief.
Consequently, there is a prospect Of a
considerable broadening of the market
after Easter.
It Is believed that the Chancellor OF
the EXcheQuer will avail himself OF
that situation to submit a new loan
which assuming that the war continue
cannot he less than G5C,JOO,O0O. 1t Is
also quite certain, unless the peace
negotiations be successful, which few
people dare hope. that the Chancellor
must fix the price of issue for the new
loan at much lower rate than that o.
| previous loans.
Berlin, March 3O.-The Bocrse wore
a holiday aspect during the past week
and there were few transactions, bu
quotations were mostly well maintain
ed. The market builds great hope
upon the success of the outcome OF tn
peace negotiations in South Africa an,
yesterdays strong Kafir market il
Paris reacted favorably here. Iron
were from t. s points higher. Goa
shares were likewise several points ~
notwithstanding the fact that troubl
Is brewing between the coal syndlcat
and several members of that organiza
ton which threatens the partial dis
solution Of the syndicate and that Goa
operatives will be discharged.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-11
New Map Of Oahu.

compiled from Government Surveys and Charts,
Mars OF Sugar Plantation, Ballsays and Other
Reliable Sources, the NAP IS }bNS7 INCHES,
with artistic colGTngs and neat mOuntlngs, max
Ing very useful as we'll AS ornamental vail map
THE PElCE or THE MAJ Is SO. %, Copies can
ne ottalpst from ~
JAS. 7. TAYLOR,
P C.hloS 100. so6 judd Building. Honolulu 7. !
OF HAWAIIAN NEWS co, LTD
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-11
Rockefeller Gets
Some Hair ReStOrer

New York. March 29.-Since tho
story of John d. Rockefeller Sr. hav-
ing lost his mustache, eyebrows and
the hair on his head has been published
in the newspapers. every manufacturer
of hair restoring invigorators and ar
ticles of like nature has sent the
Standard Oil magnate quantities OF
printed matter telling the virtues OF
their wares. In many cases samples
accompany the circulars.
II Mr.. Rockefeller has used any Of
these hair growing nostrums, no visible
effect is perceptible, for his face and
head are as devoid of hirsute append
age as an eggs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-11
FRACTIONAL VIEW POINT
LATE REPUBLICAN VOTE
COMPARED WITH 1900
Gain Made This Year Would Have
Elected Full Republican Ticket Of
This Island Faction
and Money Bags.

Editor Evening Bulletin:-lf the Ad-
vertiser wants to take the factionaI
view Of the political situation, here arc
some figures and conclusions which
throw light on the situation:
The total registration in the Fourth
District in 1900 was 3l06.
The total vote in 1900 for Gilhllau
CRD, Macfarlane CD and Quinn (HR)
leading their respective tickets for
Representative was 2S5O
Total vote 1902, 1866.
The vote of 1902 was 5li2 per cent OF
the vote ~ 1900.
The ... ,Uolican vote Of 1900 (Gil.
hllan) was 1856. Harris vote, 1902
ISL. The Republican vote of 1902 was
6Sjs per cent of the 1900 vote.
The combined Home Rule and Dem.
ocratic vote for 1900 Quinn and Mac
farlanc) was 1864 fusion vote 1902
GA.
The fusion vote Of 1902 was only "A
per cent of the combined vote in 1900.
Taking the vote for the leaders OF
the respective tickets for the House oil
Representatives in 1900 as basis, the
Republicans in 1900 only polled As pei
cent of the vote. They had a plurality
but not a majority.
! In 1902 Harris polled Sc Clio of the
total vote. The Republican gain was
II 6-iO per cent. In other words, re.
ducing the vote of 1900 to the vote o!
1902. the Republicans polled Sc 6-lC
votes in 1902 to every A. votes they
polled in 1900. a gain in Republican
strength of 2j% per cent.
In the campaign of 1900 the liberal
Republican majority In the Fourth
District yielded to the demands Of the
Dole faction who demanded control Of
| they would refuse to furnish money
The district. while giving every Re.
publican candidate a plurality. SHOULD
according to yesterdays showing
have given a good sized majority ovel
both opposing parties combined.
In this campaign the same cry o.
the Dole faction of mo money" wal
raised but despite it, the liberal Re
publicans ran their campaign withou
turning over control to the Dole fac
ton and with q smaller campaign funt
than the Fusionists had, they added
% per cent to the Republican strength
and EVERY BILL WAS PAID BE
FORE HEADQUARTERS CLOSET
LAST NIGHT.
In other words. had the sam
methods prevailed in the Fourth II
1900, resulting in an increase of the Re
. publican vote in that single district O
% per cent the following would hay
resulted:
Sam Parker's vote was 1880; add
per cent or 3i5 and he would have 10
, Ceived enough votes in the Fourt
alone to have overcome the Wilcox plu
rality Of 25G.
Frank Pahia's vote for Senator !
, the Fourth was 1856; add % per Gel
or 26i to his total vote on Oahu, lI9
, and he would have received 2O62 vote
or more than either Senators Kalar
okalani or Kanuha who received l9I