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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-19

1t would take multitude of "sweet
singers" to drown the discordant notes
of the incongruous elements composing
the reformed" republican party. There
are not ''loaves and fishes" enough to
satisfy the colonel and his hungry fol-
lowers, and SO the old-time, ever-faithful
must wait. But they like it
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-19

Since strenuous Teddy has stolen
Bryan's platform on the trust question,
the democrats have instructed their
"bugologists" to unsheath their micro
scopes and continue their search for an
tissue" 1t is safe to say they will
"p'int with pride, view with alarm, 4"
condemn" and "stand feminist" But
the party historian will correctly sum
up that party's record during three de-
cades in just three words: "Fumed,
Fused and Fizzled."
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-19

Cream Balm is placed into the nostrils, spreads
over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief is i'm
not produce sneezng Large Size, so cents at Drug
gsts or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-19

This department liz edited aud he space
paid for by the Socialists of Yakima county
therefore the publishers are in no wise respon
sible tor the theories or convictions expressed
therein.l
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-19

1t is now in order for a certain repub-
lican to re-christen little Bryan-Harvey.
When boil once fastens itself firmly
upon the reargard of any party, disguise
it as you may. cen by the euphonious
title of "kernel," that party will be just
ly condemned by discriminating pub
lie as having been guilty of indecent
exposure"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-19
The Greatest Of Summer Pleasures

is given you by the carriage builders
handiwork Wheti er you ride in a
modern runabout or can command the
choice OF the most expensive and elabo-
rate of vehicles the enjoyment of rid
ing is the same, if your carriage is well
built, well finished and easy running.
If it comes from the establishment of
Nj. SCHORN the highest qualities are
guaranteed, and you will have the adj
ditional satisfaction of knowing you
have received your moneys worth in
every way.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-19
Call for Convention.

A mass convention Of socialists of
Yakima county will be held at the court
house in North Yakima on September 6,
1902, at 2 O'Clock a. m. full county
ticket to be nominated and permanent
organization effected. All claiming to
be socialists and willing to subscribe to
the platform and principles of the So
cialist party by signing the pledge of
membership are invited to take part in
the proceedings.
By order of Local North Yakima.
c. F. BOWMAN, Sec'y.
Meetings held every Sunday at 2:30
p. m. at headquarters.
Organize! Educate.! Cooperate 4! I! |!
Let every comrade attend the mass
county convention at North Yakima on
September 9th.
Prosser reports an enthusiastic local
of 90 members.
Keep your eye on Mabton. Enthusi-
astic? Well, the repub's will "have to
hurry"
Comrade McDevitt, secretary of state
committee, reports splendid progress
throughout the state-Eight locals in
one week is not so bad. Watch us grow
Reports from all over the county are
most encouraging. The old-line popu-
lists are coming over to socialism in
large numbers. Belma socialists organ
lied last week. Watch us grow!
Judging from the harmony (?) dis
played by the republican aggregation,
their county convention will declare
against secession, and in favor of party
division.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-19

The "diginty of labor" and the indie
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-19
AFTER JOSH WINK

Yakima's CRATER, after his loot,
Attempted his squirtgun to shoot.
But the gun" did recoil,
And exposed the "old boil"
And uncovered the bloomin' galoot.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-11
Succeeds Trsinm.s,er Ives j..

Bulletins were issued Monday
from the Office of F. ]. Easley,
superintendent OF the middle divi-
sion, announcing the appointment
OF l.. 4. Mcclure to the position
OF trainmaster OF the middle divi-
sion at Newton, vice Z. E. Ives
deceased. Mr.. Mcclure has been
chief train dispatcher at Chahute
for several years and previous to
that time was dispatcher at Wei
lington. The Topeka Capital
says that J Z. Hurley has an
nounced that Mr.. McClure's head,
quarters will be established =,
Emporia instead Of Newton.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-11
Sum mons.

STATE OF COLORADO
Las AsiMAs CousTr.
District, sitting Ia aud for the county Of
La. Animas and state Of Colorado.
Right. in District no 10. on petifion of
Ramon Amads et ais, No. sis
The People OF th~ state of Colorado ss.ssi
grc~ting TO all persons. parties To the
above entified cause. aud their sueres-ors
in Interest:
Whereas, on the End day of September,
iso-. In the above cour, and in the above en-
titled causs, . petition Was He'd by Edward
West. George q. s,oddard, Alexander lay
Ior aud T.. ]. DuliDg. Isetition~rs On their
own behalf ns well as on behalf of other. In
tsrc>tcd In the priority of water right. in
r--enting and alleging that in the above en-
titled cau.s. that the action Of T.. l. Camp
bell q. a :Hseial nudge. in passing, ~po. eA-
ceptious hls.si to the report of l.. VI. Noble as
referee, aud his action In rendering hat
purports to lie hnsl decree la the above
wns absolutely null aud void and that no
valid decree has ever lss.~n cistsrrd aud that
said cause has not been finally d@t-rIniped
court that the said cause liz rc-dnek-sed
aud the court pr,.c-cd to pas. upon the ex-
ssa nisrs s Z ,ff r2a. s. an and has a
make and enter a valid decr-~ in said cause
MD ih1 r'Sss %ss as' sa rsS.. , q
priority 81 rights between bitches In -aid
District 10, In the state of Colorado.
her. lsss. the said u~titiou having i,s-~n pre-
-~nts-d To the ~aid court. IL has ordered by
court that said cause he rr-dorketed nIsd
that the matter Of hearing except iDn. TO the
report OF the referee heretofore fled la said
cati-r mud the matter of rendering % ttunl
decree therein fs.. and the snmc WAS. srt for
the 9Th day Of Gctoi,~r. A. ID. 1909. Mt thu
court house at Trinidad, In the cs,,inty of
Las Animu. and state Of Colorado.
And IL was further orsiered by the court
that notice Of such proposed proceesiing lie
given. directed to all p-r>ons Who we're
parties In ff- above entitled cause aud their
succc .~strs ia interest, by publication for a
period of nf least 20 days prior tai the day sst
for such proeeeding.
Yon " Ill therefore take notice. that upon
the 9Th dav ~ October, A. ID. 1870. at the
hour of 10 u clock, a. IN, MT the court house.
la the city OF Trinidad. county of Las AMI
mas and state OF Colorado. thnt the di~tPicf
decree in the above entitled cn,,se. adj jMdicaf-
ing the priority Of water rights ms between
the several bitches In said water district 10.
will proceed to hear the exceptions hercso-
fore filed to the report Of the refcree, l.. n.
Noble, In said ca,ise: and when said ~xcep-
tions are disposed Of. " III proc~~h tn ressder
decree aforesaid. nhjndicatinH snch
water riEhts- All l,~ru.,ns. thcrefore inter-
esfed as aforesaid, ARE h~rrby mott ficd to br
present at said time and place. II they - de-
sire. and make objections to such procecd
ings if they deem II proper.
Given under my hand aud zeal Of court
this ,sth day of September, A. D.. 1900.
IsKALI ID. w. STONE,
clerk Of the District court In aud for In.
Anima. county Colorado.
By j AZ A. NOlIHCuIT, Deputy.
First publication. October !. Iisc.
Last publication. October -. lsO..
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-11
s..,e. = As,.....,.. = s..rs,..-

N4OTlCRO Ov vAPFs.scATIOS OF GuARDKAA =
~ f.s an order u tks eounsy eoast 10 ss1l
reel estate xoniss - -hassby Uissa that
olive ~. h.gv, gn.rdiAs II Calsta ". Ra8R,
minos child u Willis r nagg. dsesassd. y III
Co3osado. oas the zird day a sksokrs A. D.
Ibc- asking Tor a. osxAes u she aid eoass
hes. the sajd guardian to ss1l
sks inssrr.a Of sall minor. in asd 70 l<,ss, IL
Is. ID. II and Is in block ~ IN shs city u L.
Juasa, Oseso Coaasy Coiorado.
OLIVE N BAGG.
Guardian d CALVIN W Rasx. . nisog.
NARfAs =. NIILEx. Attorney fog Gu>rAian-
flrss puhlie.aios- thrsoter l. lyo<
Lat pubiienfioas, trfotzrr =. tAc-
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-11
Knocked Out.

Trainmaster ]. d. Notgrass, Of
Las Vegas, has knocked out the
''frst-in- -frst.out" system of hand,
ling the trainmen's extra board
When trainman lays of the old
est man on the board will take his
place. instead Of each extra man
having an equal show. Under that
plan the old extra men eat
even better porterhouse steak
than the regular men, and the
youngest man on the board must
be either good beggar, have rich
relatives or starve to death. The
Las Vegas Optic in commenting
on the matter states that il hopes
Mr.. Nosgrass' decision may be
sustained BY the higher officials.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-11
Ju.,ie. p,.eine: Convention.

A mass convention OF the repub,
lican voters OF Justices Precinct
No. 8, is hereby called to meet a,
the court house in La Junta. on
Saturday, October nth, at 7:3o
p. M, to nominate a candidate for
one justice of the peace for the full
term, one constable for the full
term, and one constable to fill
vacancy, and to transact such other
business as may properly come
before the convention.
+. F. GoppING, IT,,
County Chairman.
w. K. GIBSON. Secretary.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-11

know where he was at some of the
time. Mt Beatty wilI fall very
short of carrying La Junsasby the
majority he did in 1900, unless all
signs fail, and il is almost = cinch
that he will be defeated IN the
county. His majority IN the count,
in 1900 was 3I3. twenty eight less
than Bryan. His majority in La
Junta was 1873. and Mr.. Hsrsch.
his republican opponent, carried
Rocky Ford by a majority OF
eighteen. Beatty carried Fowler
by majority OF II and his ma
jonry in his home precinct, Man
zanola. was sixty-eighr. The signs
of the times indicate the election
OF Billy Goblin. unless all signs
fail.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-11
se.'e. Of Public Trustee. s.,..

UHEREAS. HATTIE Z. LATIMER. OF
" La Junta, county Of otsro, state Of
and recorded on thr ,sr,i day OF August, 1870.
ofsce of the county eierk and recorder OF
OterO county. state OF Colorado, convey to
colorado. Col % the Following in dsseriisd prrmiss..
to-wit:
twenty seven GO, in township tHenty-four
(sG. south Of range hfty.sevcn ts7i west. Of
hundred and sixty uaDl acres more or les.
which said deed of trust sas made TO secure
III ss,a 8, a.. sr s ,1ss 81 s1 the @
isory notes, t,earihg even dates with the said
deed Of trust. ONE note for the principal sum
on or before one year after date thereof. Que
note for the principal sum Of eight hundred
after the date th~rros, with Interest on saii
notes from the date thereof nt the rate Of
seven ~ PER cent per annum. payable srrni-
whereas, said trust deed further provided
that the said makers hall pay taxes ON the
as s.d p.,! sse TO Which
dced os trust u hsreey made for greater cer-
Wbersas. tie .ald ised Of trust and note
provide. asnoag other thing, that In case of
default in the payment Of -aid promisory
tb<rron, aceosIins 70 the tenor and e9se1
thereof. OF In case OF = breach Of any Of the
tSes and In skss ease The ~SoIe Of q Il tie . .aid
indeneedns.. shall at oece becofne due and
q = 9psso.s e sss Legal s1sas. q
1t tAe rrQsSest Of the lcgal holder Of the u0eea
to I'll esa di.poss e s.id premise. for the
tbe eosf eud e1pensss o. account Of the exe-
esltSou q sid tYusa.
meat of sho peincipal due Angus =. fgOi and
the fneerest Aad taxe~, asd the lcgnl holder
Feasoa. OF eaia dsfaalf TO declare the whole
q aid tn4ehesas,o TO be meturcd and to
/ Whergas- H. aa6srsigAea b public srussee
| in and for OseFe euastI. state of Colorado,
~ sr..scS ~ - II 0esrc co1.s,' ~ p.o1 D.
Coansado. e H. fsquase u she Iegal ko13sr
e ~ - ~ g - 3nmssgrisy q N ne
Doe3eo akn4 win -
WEDNESDAY, NOvglgBHR u. isse.
- sasvse c'e1oeh !. ~ Ssrs.oos - sasd day
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-11
Sid. 10. o.e,e e..s, eeass,.e.,ea.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED IN
y til 10 O'Clock u. m, November ]. Isc. by
The Otero Irrigation Di<tric for th@ ~xeasa- :
tion of about sgslJsO cubic yards Of earth and
rock along the line Of the Ot~ro canal. and
for the construction Of timber dam sero~.
Arkansas river. for about sn iiDeai feet of
wooden piIr linz and ifor sush other .sruc-
tures as may t- det~rmin-d upon. Bids Ia
give price per cnbic yard of excavation aud
per u board measure. Hid. will L- received
Tor all Or any part Of the above work. and
are solicited, both To lie paid In ca.h or
In bonds Of the said dissric- Plans and sJ<ci-
feation. arc on Ill. and may t~ s~sn in the
the ofilcs Of the secretary, ~. y. Miller. or of
the chief ensibeer. Y. 7 Lewis, at La Juata.
Colorado, The board of directors hereby
reserve the right TO reject any or all bids.
VI. y. MILLER. Secretary.
First qualifications October :, lSg-
Last publication October -. isg-
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-11
sSssssssssSssssssssssssyb sssybssssyssssss sssss5sssSs
e>BUSIMESs DIRECToRY.n
sAmks.

THE LA JUNrA STATE BANK.
A general banking bsSaine.. Transacted.
Capital stock SD,QD. surplus 500 X.
A. Steen, Pre.ide1A: A. e. Draper, Vice
Pre<ideut: u. H. winchell. Ca<hier. La
junta. Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-11


SENATOR Teller of Colorado
has at length come out openly and
irrevocsbly as democrat. Up to
few weeks ago, although demo-
crat in fact, so far as his vote and
influence gave him party name,
he had not formally connected
himself with the party. Technic-
ally, we suppose, he was a "silver
republican," indeed, he was the
silver republican party. The rest
OF it practically passed OUT of ex-
istence with the eclipse of the is
sue that made it. But at a demo
cratic convention in Colorado
early in August the senator offered
a formal profession of faith in the
following words: IL came here
particularly to connect myself in
the most public manner possible
with the democratic organization. /"
The Colorado democrats recipro
Gated by nominating him to sue
ceed himself as senator. He was
first elected to the office in the
wonderful year Of 1876. when
Colorado was admitted to the
union, and he continued a faithful,
if more or less independent, cham
pion OF the principles OF the re-
publican party until 1896. when
with tears in his eyes he went out
OF the St. Louis convention. II is
interesting to observe that, al
though SILVER has long since ceased
to be lively political issue. few
OF the public men Yho left the re-
publican party because it would
not indorse free coinage have re
turned to their old allegiance. On
the other hand, most ot the .sgold
democrats" who bolted in 1896
have returned or are trying to get
back to. the fold. = Golfers
Weekly.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-11

"WEDNESDAY. NOvHllBER u. ma.
Il :: 's: :,s:: Z z = = 3 = 50 s =: e.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-11
sEATy's RECORD ON lAAoR.

The record OF our Otero county
democratic representative in the
lower house OF the thirteenth gen.
eral assembly, is not making him
many votes among the railroad
men OF La lunta. Immediately
after the adjournment of the regu.
lar session OF our late, lamented
fusion aggregation, in April, 1901,
the joint legislative committee of
the State Federation OF Labor,
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire
men, Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers and Brothe rhood Of
Railway Trainmen. issued a report
dealing with the labor measures
Introduced at the regular session
Of the legislature, and made an
individual comment on the record
made on labor propositions by each
member OF the senate and house.
Concerning NJ. Il. Farwell, Otero
county's representative in the
senate, the report says:
IN. L. Farwell, republican,
A republican who surprised your
committee by staying with them
on nearly every occasion"
Mr.. Beatty. the democratic
nominee to succeed himself, did
not make a very fiattering record
on the labor measures introduced
in the Legislature. according to the
report made by the labor COM
mittee, which reads as follows:
81. w. Beatty, democrat-He
seemed to have a special grudge
against labor, and If he voted for
any Of our bills by not knowing Of
it at the time, ne changed his vote
so that 1t would be against.
The joint legislative committee
Of the labor organizations named
above introduced twenty-eighi
bills in the house and senate dur.
ing the regular session Of the
thirteenth general assembly, Mr..
Beatty voting against most Of them.
The list of the measures which he
voted against is as follows: Pro.
viding for the payment Of wages
bi-monthly, employers liability
bill. repeating blacklist and boy
colt Law, initiative and referendum.
australian land tax.
The report Of the committee ID
not very creditable to our Otero
county Representatives ~ il a.
mueh - intimates that be did, NOT
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-11
ss.,ss Il e,.., ss..,.~....

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Ii
Binx. d-esssrd- Sosice is h~srby .gives-
That On Nos,day, tk~ 9Th day of Ossolssr. A.
D. 1857. h~ing one of tbs regular dsSs Of tks
Ocsohcs term u ths county court of Oseso
County, in the State OF Color .do. ]. G. :.
Thompson. administrator Of said estate. y III
apg,eaF tsefore shs Judge os said court srs-
seat my nlAa1 -estiem~ut such AxlsDintssra.
tor. pray the approval Of tkse same. sssd y III
rhen apply to b~ diseharws.i - such adminis-
traitor Al which time assd plaes any pecsos
In Interest may appear aud Prcsrnf oA|ee-
Dated at L. Janta- Colorado. September
%. iaoz-
G. 4. THOMPSON
administrator Of the estate Of Ii hing. de-
deas<d-
Fir.s publication September n. iSe-
Last publication October r. iHs
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-11

a. seeA of III saas - nay - ssssnagy. 80
al sks right, sisi. and iasss~a a sAA hseis
sscsin. e iie sosaS fyoss iaoS q sks eosssy
ezssss koa.s ~ Il Jusaa, IN Ossso eoaney.
so0e siii bri.g u eaak fos tka pnRJnsD a
E.AyiAH The saA inAsknoAnea Uifh fnaos1n
tAsesoa- .sd fas sxp-e~s. asA e.sa. eS s1s-
nad dssd ~ srssss- c. A. BkEkBOHA,
pnklir 1russss ~ Ossro Coassy. Colos1Ao-
Biruf pxh}ieafinA (lreoks9 u. iN8
Lnse gsakaSesftolz Aovospbsg = lAG-
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-11

Ia JCSrA Sa. orxAaissd and Incorporated
!. a town under shs Ecssral Laws of the state
of Colorado. March u. lssi. TIN ADrit 5, isos
is became city of the sscossd class. Popa-
iation, Including additions. about Ia
school population, t,aD. Has electric lights,
.eNers. Holly ~af~r works owned by city,
canning factory largest brick plani IN the
xs,f, sO barrel Aour mill. Ss,lss monthly
santa Fe payroll aud is . thriving, iBdnsfrs-
aud prosp-rou. communal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS

June is-Hoolapa p. & VT to Kama
p. Ck-). D.. r Il 5O03 Kul 74z7 Moeanoa
:. ~. Kona. Hawaii: con 81.
Kuaiwahia & hsb to Kama p. OS). D..
r p 5o07 Kui 7477 Moeanoa 2. ". Kona.
Hawaii: con =.
Kaakau heir OF TO Kama p. Ck). D..
Hawaii: con =.
Kapaniai X & WI TO Jesus John G..
D.. pc land Waimea. Kauai: con $500.
Kahn ID. devisee OF TO Jesus John c..
D.. pc land. waimea. Kauai: con =.
Hoohuli & VT ct al. to Kahele H X,
D.. Int In Kul 5343 & pc land Waioli.
Kauai: !nt In hui lands Of wainiha &
Haena. con S75.
Namokueha kaupena TO Hiona~Hen-
rietta a et al. D.. int In part~2 Sect.
1. X + f505 kul 2937 Iwilei. Honolulu.
Oahu: con $500.
KahoohulI James VI. TO KapaIi D.. D..
pcs land Null y. Kohala. Hawaii: con
Oahu College Trs OF to Paxton Elmer
r. D.. lot - blk 20 College Hills tract.
Honolulu. oahu: con $1,000.
Bond u. d. * WI 20 Kohaia Land Co.
Ltd. d. land patent 4f12 Awni. -. Ko-
haia. Hawaii: con 5000.
Bond Emma & hsb 90 Eohala Land
Co. Ltd. D.. land patent 4f02. Awini. "
Kohaia. Hawaii: con -.
Bond u. u. & WI 10 kohaia Land Co
Ltd. D.. land patent 1916 AwinI. "
Eohaia. Hawaii: con 1915.
Bond q. u. & w 20 Kohaia Land Co
Ltd. d. Grant 1861. Rapaau. -. Ko-
haia. Hawaii: con 5000.
Bond Emma & hsb 20 Kohaia Land
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21

Change Of Water often brings on
diarrhoea. For this reason many ex-
perienced travellers carry a bottle OF
Chamberiain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoca Remedy with them TO be used
IN case OF an emergency. This prep
arahon has no equal ~ a cure for bow
81 complaints II cannot be obtained
while on board the cars or steamship
and that is where IL Is most likely to
% needed Buy a bottle before leav-
ing home. Benson. Smith e. Co. Lta..
Wholesale agents. sell t.
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Co. Ltd. D.. Grant 2467. Kapaau. n.
Kohala. Hawaii; con =.
Tam Hing & VT to Tam Kong Ming.
D., lot o of APP l Kul 6245. Kamakela,
Honolulu. oahu; con $500.
Mahelona s. & WI ct al. to Kahele II.
X, D.. int in Kul 5343 & pc land Waioh,
Hanalei. Kauai; int in pc land Kalalau,
Kauai: int in hui lands OF Waihiha &
Haena; con =.
Young Archibald A to Honolulu
Home for Incurables Ltd. D., block 40,
kaimuki tract. Honolulu. Oahu; con
$4,000.
List of deeds filed for record June IL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21
has F. Herrick Carriage Company, Ltd.

here nothing else anywhere exclusive STYLE design and finish
and thing such quality mnhp the COLUMBUS
are O
thirty OF effort this particular thousands dealers
built
COLUMBUS BUGGY
the world accepted
They BULL the they
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-21
COMMERCIAL NEWS.

working two
to fair proportions as compared viii. that Of previous weeks The
outlook is Tor the OF all the good stocks which come into the mar
ket "a at pr prices which will yield big returns
fan which
price which in itself
ered
on $780, which
did not disap-
a, % % IT. e n OF the Quartet to come due was payable the
S M week. ana tnere was some anxiety felt as to how the money
% come out There should have been no such feeling however for i'm
stock and yesterday the reazaions
payable and added the to the
The of the readily meets
the statement that there
WILDE a market for all the active stocks ' mas D
M rss sale IN many moons OF Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Com
ket one of 50 shares which s
Francisco and only slightly
Coast was bid Of $50 and short time before there was
10 So 90 Their no ra som f b I t% Wv zen, wi" reported 9@y
changed hands at s Hono Of which there . not deal here
on@y when the sale Of 10 was recorded AT sio5e
hands
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in the general run OF shares rhe a Sieb s S S @ @
plenty city
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the boys name the ad damnum is set
up at $1,000, and in the other, brought
by the boys father, at $4,000. The
story told is that the boy got out OF
line and in being put back in the
proper place by the teacher, struck his
elbow against the casing. This hap
pened in January.
John w. TItcomb, formerly of St.
Johnsbury, but recently made assist
ant in the United States fish commits
sion in Washington in charge OF the
division OF fish culture, is at present
in Texas travelling in company with
Fish Commissioner Bowers. 1t is the
commissioners wish not only to IA
miliarize himself with the more recent
needs OF these hatcheries but also to
have Mr.. Titcomb become acquainted
with the facilities at each hatchery.
Later on they will probably have time
for a trip 10 New England.