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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-28
Sheep in Utah.

The movement of sheep IN Utah IN
the last twelve months was unusual in
several ways. some Of the reasons for
which have been previously stated
herein. A great many Utah fockmas-
tiers departed from their usual custom
Of bringing their sheep back &c the des-
erts TO winter in the fall of 1901. and
made arrangements 70 feed and hold
them in adjoining states Cranped for
grazing. many Of these marketed heavi-
~ IN 1902, as did the desert men also,
for the same reasons. and the addition
al one that sales of the previous year
were unusually light The same fn1u-
ences were moving sheepnen al a1e-
the west during the season and. az q
consequence, the markets east wprs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-28

In the days Of the buffalo at least
one blade in every tuft of grass sue
cessfully made and ripened its seed,
TO eventually work a renewed of the
plant automatically and surely: and
later the limited browsing of the cat
tie herds permitted such re-seeding BY
natural process. Not so, however in
the case of the succeeding woollv
Jocks. They moved swaths as their
increasing numbers were close herded
over districts OF the state and then re-
moved them with unthinking reIent-
lessness in. their endless migrations for
fresh and tender feed. The deserts OF
the state are today its only remaining
open grazing lands and they continue
TO carry Utah f1oeks through the VIA
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
GEN. TORRANCE AND
STAFF ARRIVE IN CITY
SHORT STORIES FROM
THE SMALL AD. PAGE
Boy Hired to Keep Away Excess Of
Applicants

What's the use Of worrying about a
service place so long as The Times Is
published?" said a bright looking col
ored girl yesterday. as she piauked
down 10 cents for a small ad. under the
Situation Wanted classification
Deed don't take no back talk from
these white people. Use a good worker
and does what engages TO do. but when
they attempt to pose on me Why I just
gets my money and leaves. Now I don't
want this to so in until Friday morning
as I'm going down the river tomorrow
VII ma best fellow. but say that LFij-
carts for my services can call at the
house any time after o'clcc and
VIII be prepared TO 60 into service at
once
You see don't care to lose too nu ch
time and this little ad- is sure to hive
II : at work by s O'Clock. so III get paid
for a full day. Deed I've tried all of
the other papers, but never got results
from them as I have from this paper.
Why the last tine I advertised the peo-
pie came in such numbers that / had to
hire a boy to stand in front Of the house
and say that no more applications would
be received Now don't forget Friday
morning. she added. as she swept out
OF the Office to cast sheep 's-eyes at a
handsome young negro who rad been
waiting on the outside.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
EXPERTS TO ATTEND
GOOD ROADS MEETING
To Give Demonstration of
How Work Is Done.
Discussion to Follow at Convention in
Academy of Music, Cumberland.
Those Who Will Co From Here.

The Office OF the public roads inquiry
cf the United States Department Of Ag-
riculture has received an invitation, is.
sued by the county commissioners of Al
Legacy county, Nd, to attend good
roads convention to be held at Cumbe=-
land on August %.
The conf eatfon VIII be held in the
academy Of Music, and a section Of the
cid national pike on Red Hill. between
Cumberland and Frostburg, wiz be re-
constructed under TIE direction OF the
government experts. : portion Of the
Bedford road leading out Of Cumberland
viii also be improved. In this object
lesson Of road work the Government viii
furnish the experts ard machinery and
/ the local authorities viii supply the ma
teTials. teams common labor. etc. an
appropriation of $1,000 having been made
for that purpose.
There win be a general discussion a1l
exempliaeation of the science Of read
construction and maintenance. Address.
viii be delivered BY Representative
George a. Pearre. Hon. Martin Dodge
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
BIG REGATTA PLANNED
FOR ENCAMPMENT WEEK
Potomac Club Viii Try for Greatest
Boating Event On Record.

Unless the unexpected happens, Wash
ingtou VIII witness one Of he greatest
Teeattas 10 its history during the Grand
Army encampment beginning with the
6th Of next October Preliminary ar
rangement looking toward a rare on the
historic Potomac River were made last
night, when the board Of governors of
the Potomac Boat Club held a meeting
10 discuss the matter
The meeting finally concluded by the
board unanimously voting sor thu river
fete. and requesting The cooperation OF
the Analostan and Georgetown Univer-
sity Boat CIuos. and the Old Dominion
Boat Club Of alexandria.
4 committee consisting OF Messrs.
Doyle Gasch, and Whippie were ap-
pointed for tae purDose Of comforting
with similar committees t-ori The above
clubs at such time and place As may be
designated for the purpose Of discussing
the natter Of boiling thz regatta
The financial end OF the business Il ls
said, wiz be ioozsd after by a ulHo5e7 Of
local business men. who have announced
their intentIcRs OF bearing the expenses
Owing 20 the presence q the tirard
Army il this city OF lie time. Is UeIl
as the unusually low railroad ra1ts. u
is more than likely that 4 large number
or boating sathI-Ias-5 viii visit the Ea~
tional CaDitGl TO witness the affair
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
J0N4DA8S ATTEND The
RECHABlTE LAWN FETE
Pretty Daughters Of Eagle Tent n
Cake Walk.

Many Jonadabs attended the Rechabite
lawn fete at SO Pennsylvania Avenue
southeast. last night The iron clads2
as the sons Of Jonadab are termed, par
ticipated ia the several games. and
dancing. aid spent consiG arable money
at the booths
The Good Tem3lars Of the District
viii be the guests OF Eagle Tent tonight.
when several novel features viii be in
treduced.
The feature last night was cake
walk in which several little misses par
ticipated. Wee Emma Thomas. the pres-
~ daughter Of Mr. J. E Thomas. OF
Eagle Tent, appeared as the Goddess OF
Liberty, IN a costume OF red. white. and
blue, and received an ovation.
Messrs. \ GUIDE & Bro. the for
lists, sent an assortment Of magnificent
flowers 10 the managers CT the feIe last
night Is q donaGon. ghe bugle calls OF
tie war with Spain viii be given by. Ser
geant Frank Msnviiie this evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
BLACK MOTOR OIL ON
THE S1RBBl RAILWAYS
Police Receive Many Com
plants OF Nuisance.
RUIN TO LADIES' DRESSES
New York's Plan Compelling the Use of
Drip Pans Advocated by Many IN
terest in the Possibility Of Test
Case by Companies.

Many complaints have been received
by the police of late at the conditions
that exist along the lines Of the street
railway companies, ewing to the drip
ping Of oil from the mechanical motors.
Since the arrival of the hot weather the
drip Of oil has not only. become greater,
but because Of the deIicacy OF the fabrics
voru by ladies the damage to their
gowns has corresp ondingly increased.
The oil and grease dropped by the cars
forms a barrier across which it is al
most impossible Tor a lady to pass with
out soiltng her skirts Furthermore.
the grease is of such d nature that it is
almost impossible TO be removed from
the gown The police admit that the
feminine portion Of the community has
just cause FOR complaint, and that she
condition should be remedied.
Il has been suggested that the roads
be required to provide drip pans beneath
those. portions Of the motors wnich are
apt TO drip~oiL This, it is said. would
not only eTectuaIly stop the nuisance,
but would be comparatively inexpensive
for The companies In New York these
pans are provided at street crossings on
the elevated structures. being attached
to the elevated structure instead of to
the ears. There are, however. in that ana
in other Of the large cities lines that
have voluntarily equipped their cars
with these pans IL the interest OF the
public
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
MARINE BAND CONCERT.

The United States Marine Band. under
The leadership Of Pref william II.
Santelmann. viii play at the Marine
Barracks this afternoon at 5.S5 O'Clock.
The following is the program:
March. wien Bleibt Wien .seIsra7arncI
Overtu SiaslIiIciio --....-...------ AgiaT
suite. Scenes Pittorcz4ue'' -........ Ma=sener
March Allegro Moderate
AR de Ballet AlleSretto Sche-zsndo.
Pet, BoLeIue. Allegro Moderate
Trombone Solo "CayatiIsa' '-.-..--- Riei.arlzs
Nusic'au Harry stone
Concert MazUrss-. Dolce Sospiro" -.D De Ll.l
Selection, the Serenarie' Herf,ar-
Fscteltauz, No. l-------.---.----- Niegcrt.ley
Hail Columbia '.....-....-----..-.. -Fyl,s
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
MATTERS OF INTEREST
IN DISTRICT AFFAIRS

The Commissioners have granted Mr.
Paul Pearson permission 10 display a
sign at the corner Of y and Kirby
Streets, and another al the corner Of
Third and y Streets, requesting drivers
10 avoid unnecessary noise II passing
because OF illness in premises Us y
Street northwest.
An invitation has been EXTENDED By
the Commissioners to the Union veter-
ans Union, or Order Of Union Battle
Men, 10 hold its next annual ercamp-
ment in Washington during the national
encamDment OF the G. A r next Oe1o-
be-.
On the recommendation OF the Iuspec,
tor of Plumbing. the Commissioners VIII
grant Frank NJ Rupert. OF 1921 Seventh
Street northwest the privilege OF extend
ing a wszter pipe from house 413 Wash
iEston Street TO two houses IN tie rear
and 10 uass one sewer for the two houses
The Superintendent Of Repairs has
submitted 10 the Commissioners an
itemized list OF the repairs required at
the market houses for the hsczI year
ending June 80, 1903. amounting 10
S1740.4z
At his own request. and on reconmen-
dation Of the superintendent If Police.
the Commissioners nave re4ppointed T.
II. Hughes additional private OF the pO-
lice force, for duty on Four-aud -a-Efaif
Street. between Virginia avenue and y
Street southwest.
On tie recommendation Of Capt. :. z
Hefner, OF the Police Department Ike
Commissioners have decided 10 decline
the application OF D. F. Mcdonald 10 be
permitted 20 burn a torch il front Of
premises 928 Pennsylvania Avenue for
advertising purposes
At the instance Of the Water Regis
trar, the Commissioners have decided TO
grant refund OF $1-25 in the payment
Cor water rent against premises 1870
Twenty Hfth Street northwest, IN the
name Of W !. Mcclure
The Commissioners recently received
\ letter from Mr. Donald Mcpherson.
calling attention 10 the improvements
needed in the sidewalks IN Metropolis
View The matter was referred to The
Computing Engineer. ana he has report
ed that all the sidewalk work on Sixth
and Galena Streets, which was ordered
Dy the Comm ssioners has been executed.
and that he cannot recommend any ad-
6itional work on these streets Al this
time. The Computing Engineer also rec
cnmends that Nh MCPHERSON be inform
Cd that the necessary grading on Gaiena
Street. 10 which he referred viii be at
tended 10 IN the very near future
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
EXCURSIONS

Steamer Manchester for Marshall Hall
al 10 a m; ESQ and 6:56 ,. H.
Norfolk and Washington line Cor Fort
ress Monroe and Norfolk at $50 p. n.
Trains leave Pe unsyivaElia Avenue and
Thirteea-aI1d-a- half Street Tor Alex
andria and Arlin .ytoa evcfs half hour;
Mount Vernon hourly, 10 4. n. TO p. N.
Chesapeake Bsath-See schedules IN
der Railroads and Steamboats," for
time
Colonial Beach-steamer T. V. Arrow
smith. See schedule under excursions
for time
Bay Ridge-Trains leave B. & O. sta
ton at 9.10 n. N. and 400 P. m week
days. $40 a. m, 1:45 p. n. Sundays
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
MISSING MRS. TURNURE
FOUND IN HOSPITAL
Located by the Police and Sent to Her
Home.

Mrs. Turnure, the young woman who
was reported to the police last night as
having been missing from her home, 100
c Street southeast> was this morning 10
Gated by the police in hospital in this
city Later she was sent to her home
in a carriage. Mrs. Turnure was sud
denly seized with fainting spells while
walking on the street She hurried 10
the hospital where she received medical
attention.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14

Of public road inquiry. and his
assistant. VI. 0. Eldridge: Charles 7.
Harrison. United States expert. Harry
Fielding Reid. chief CT highway division
OF Maryland. Geological Survey; Arthur
y Johnson, highway expert Of the same
survey. and others.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
Railway Mai Office to Move.

The third division Of the railway mali
service CT the Postomce Department is
10 move frcn the Atlantic Coast Llild-
ing. Sixth and Pennsylvania avenue. 10
the Busch building. Eighth and
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
CONDITION or THE WATER

Temperature and condition Of the wa
ter at s d. m Great FaIls-Tempefa-
ture. 70; condition. Is. Dalecarlia res
ervoir-Te temperature. IS; condition at
north connection, 10; condition al south
connection. 10 Georgetown distribut-
ing reservoir Temperature a. condi-
ton at intluent gatehouse. II; condition
ii ef1ueut gatehouse. y. Washington
CITY reservoir Temperature, IS; condi-
ton at induent, 16; condition at efiiuent,
2f
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
Bay Ridge, the Queen Resort of the
CheSaneake BAY

Salt water Bathing, Orchestra and Dancing
Boating, Fishing and Grabbing. ErI5rient!y
adapted 10. church and organization excur-
siOns- Good hotel 5ccommodat ious. specially
attractive for Washington folks foT over Sun
day o-ftings Trains leave B. K 0. r. r sta
ton $40 a m and 40 p. II. week days;
$40 a. n and las p n Sundays
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
Innings Wet by Water in This
Remnant Sale.

Tie storm Of last sunday night caused Us
loss in our Lining Departmeut-through
leakage IN tie sayIight. We concluded the
best thing TO do uas to dry them and hold
them over for this sale
I lot Of p in Twill satin Innings. in
assorted colors; slightly soiled by water or
the edges; cur regular 50c quality > &C
remnant price, per yard----.-.--..-- Z ,
lot Of Stitching. sueh as plaid lenes,
silk IeEes and canvas: sold from &c DC
to Toe a ysTd-TemRant price, ...---.- ( s
lot of fine Percalines ard Nercerized
Innings, including sateens, in eolors and
black; slightly damasedi value up to &C
25e yard-remnants. observation-disclosures
Tot Of fancy and plain Nereerized
sateen. in assorted coIors; value up 10
2oc yard; very sIi"htly damaged &c
remnant price .--------- -------------- =
At our Lining counter-arst foor sec
ton c.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
$1,000 Niaga-a FAILS Excursion Via
3. & O. r

Leaving Washington SO a. III. August &c
Special through train Of day coaches ard parior
ears Stopov1rs returning. Tickets good for
tan DAYS. Ia Philadelphia and famous Lehigh
Valley route
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
The Legal Side Of the Case.

Several prominent lawyers in the city
have expressed the opinion thai should
a test case be made It viii be found that
the companies viii be liable fo9 the dam
age TO women's garments undcr the cir
cumstances, and they are looking for
ward with interest to the FIST case to
be presented 10 the courts bearing upon
the matter. The roads. they say, are
granted the use Of the streets, which car
ries with il the right TO operate their
motors, but It is incumbent upon them Il
adopt all reasonable measures foE { e
protection of the public from annoyance
or loss IT : practical, at an extremely
small expenditure, TO cbvia the drip
ping Of oil upon the streets. and IN fail
ing 10 adopt this necessary measure the
companies render themselves liable &c
any damages that may. result. they say.
In the fight against the smoke and
other nuisances surprise has becc ex-
pressed that this most unsightly one
has 50 long escaped public attention. aad
that. the women have permitted It te
pass with periodical musings Of protest.
From an esthetic point OF view many
Of them think that there is very little
choice between the oUtpouring Of large
volumes o. smoke from a stack hundreds
OF feet in the air and the continual drip
ping which disdgures the public streets
with long lines Of grease, which is not
only unsightly, but which is a continual
source OF damage 10 those who are com
PEELED 10 cross Them
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
-erlooti
BurIesquersi

Academy - Pennsylvania, Afternoon
and evening.
Herman ''Bon-Ton BurIesquers;
afternoon and evening.
BasebalI-Senator5 VS.. ST. Louis
American League Park. Game called at
4:30 p. IL
Baseball Departmental League vs.
Chicago Ladies Club; National League
Park.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
sI.oo Earper's Ferry,
S2.oo Cumberland and Return.

Learinz, Washington $40 a. m. Sunday. August
i. Returning. leave Cumberland q and Fa--
per-s FERRY $50 D. NJ Magnificent mountain
scenery and deli, atsui ride alon. historic Po-
tcInac.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
Entertain Your Friends at Cabin Johl

Bridge Bebinger's Hotel Is iaa.ocs ior break
fast and dinner parties. 81 the deHcacies-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14

, cases OF SO in. fine Bieached Muslin,
all standard makes, which sells In the piece
al s.. l0c and PIPE yard, offered : &c
N remnants ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. , 5
l,2c0 yards Of 20 10. Gibraltar Percale.
IN bright red and garnet grounds, with
neat figured designs; eoIors strictly fast
worth l0c in the piece; remnant Z &c
price special ------------= ------------~S =
bales Of extra fine quality Jnbleached
Muslin; fun yard wide; IN lengths from 3
to = yaIds-This qGality sells IN
the piece At Sc; in remnants, spe- &c
clal price .-.--------.--E 8
cases Of fine Jaconet Lawns and
BatIstes; al new, desirable patterns and
eoioTsi Just from the New England mills:
showing complete roster Of light and
dark grounds; In waist and dress lengths;
worth IN the piece &c. Zoe and &c
lz1zc d yaTd-remnanI price, special 8
1909 Yards and that VIII about clean
up our estire line % Pongee FoularGs and
Foulardines: still showing a fair election
Of styles and patterns; sold II the piece
from I9c 10 29c a yard-rennant &C
price, special
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14

high tiie....... 4.f0 AN. and 400 PM.
Low tide...11.0S A. NJ and 1I-22 7 NJ
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

Lamps lit today .-....-..--..-..7-34P P II
Lamps cut tomorrow -.-....-. s.2l j. "
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14

Seashore Exsursiens
Sim.

Via Penusyi Railroad 90 Atlantic City.
Cape Mas. Ocean City and Sea Isle City Tick
ets on sale auj good going On FRIDAY and
saturday. limited for return 10 following Tues
DAY Delaware River BEl6ge Route TO Atlantic
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14

All one width Flooring, SIS
per 100 81. It.. at eth and New York ave nv.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14

New n c. Pine Flooring, SIS
Per 100 50. IT, Llbbey & CO. Phone Z. $40.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
TIE SUI ANp TIE MOON.
TIDE Table.

,Un rises. .5:11 An. T sun sets. .6.58 PM,
loon rises Moon sets. 1:01 P NJ
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday, with
ocal rains; fresh casterly winds
TEMPERATTRF

Q q. m. . 81
Il m o.
p. n. 90
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14

Long length Flooring, s1.45
per 100 SO. f.. by Prank Libbey & Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14
Free Premiums With Laundry Work.

Faia4hle premiums. absolutely free. Tor 7ori-
done b Prudential Premium Laundry. I229 &.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14

100 yards good quality Sheer White India
Linen; all good lengths; suitable forsaprOns
and chlldren's drcsses; piece price. &C
I0c yaTd-remnaut price. speciaI---- , (
LOO yards OF new Hamilton Creton Drap-
cry. showing q new line Of medium and
dark grounds; In small and large floral
designs piece price. 10c yard 4 IC
remnant price special --------- y 2
The closing offer Of our entire line Of
fine Sea Island Corded Dimities; light and
dark grounds; neat stripes, dots. and floral
patterns; also dotted Swisses in black and
white effect; these goods. n the piece.
sold from 10c to 15c yard-remnant &c
price, SPECIAL
W8re also closing cut the balance Of
Bates fine Seersucker GingltaTns; not al!
cOi0Ts. but very fair assortment; the
lengths are all good: these goods n The
6 Plsee s are is1se yaFd-fefnnan5 SIC
Fancy White Check Muslin. Lace Strine
Lawns. and fancy material for aprons; a
line which has sold in the piece up
to Ise 4 yard-renHant price, spe- 4 &c
clal-----.-------------- --.-----.------O .
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14

At the instance Of the Water Regis
trar, the Commissioners have decided TO
grant a refund Of $125 in the payment
Cor water rent against premises 1890
Twenty Street northwest, IN the
name Of W J. Mcclure
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14

COO yards OF fine sheer Whit India Linen,
IN lengths running from 70 10 yards;
regular PFC quality - remnant = IC
price, sPeeial....-- .,--....-..--...-s
z,G0G yards OF new Cameo DTapery. N =
full assortment Of light, medium and dark
grounds; very complete line a pretty
colorirgs and patterns; selling IN the piece
az l5e yard-refnnaRt price, spe- &c
clt4------. ---.------. - r
I,o93 yards OF extra fne sheer White
India Linen; S6 IN. gide; the very cloth
for waists or dresses III lengths from
70 10 yards; regular Isc grade Tnc
remnant price, special y
And Tow We offer you the opportunity Of
buying fine embroidered ard printed Silk
Aulls, fine imported Satin Ray Dimities,
Imitation Satin Liberties Alberta Printed
SATIN. fine French Batiste, fine EInbroid-
cred SWISS II scif-cOloTed and IWO-tOne
effects; these goods sold IN the piece
from 29c To 59c = yaTd-remnaEt @ &C
price, special. ...........s...-..I 4
Remnant Departrnent-third Forefront.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-14

On tie recommendation Of Capt. : z
Hefner, OF the Police Department IKE
Commissioners have decided 10 decline
he application Of D. F. McDonaIz 10 be
permitted 20 burn torch II front Of
premises 928 Pennsylvania Avenue for
purposes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-22

house & Co. in which he is a partner
has not received anything for its work
on the railroad for the Kona Sugar
Co, and work viii be stopped unless
the Immediate needs and necessities OF
the plantation are relieved.
An affidavit by ]. NJ. McChesney also
accompanies the petition, setting out
the same facts as is given in the re-
ceiver's report.
The order made in the case by Judge
Humphreys authorizes the expenditure
OF the $4,000 for the following pur-
poses only:
First, For the purchase Of such pip
ing, fittings and machinery as may, by
said receiver. be found to be necessary
and essential to equip the mill of said
kona Sugar Company, limited, so as
10 enable il to take off the crop now
ripe and ready to be ground not to ex-
coed $1,000 and
That balance Of said sum of $40 900
To be expended for the payment of
skilled and unskilled labor now en-
ployed at said plantation. such pay
ment to be made either in money or in
supplies, or part money and part sup
plies, as the said receiver shall see fit
such payment TO be only for services
rendered and 70 be rendered after the
date of the appointment OF the receiv-
er, except as said receiver shall find it
necessary to make part payment to said
laborers for services already perform
ed in order to retain said labor upon
said plantation and in its employ