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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-07
New York stock Quotations.

ST. Louis, Tuesday. Jan. 6 1903.
The following shows the opening. highest. low
est and closing quotations on the New York
Stock Exchange to-day. Corrected daily for The
Republic by Francis, Bro. N Co.. bonds and
stocks. IA North Fourth street:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-07

considered hardly so good as Monday. and much
slower. The general tendency, however. was
toward a steady market on anything showing
decent kill. Gamers Were steady. Bulls were
unchanged and calves firm.
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Government Bonds.


| Washington. Jan. s.-Available cash balance
4 Sell. ia. 66s; gold $Il7. 264. SO.
bar Silver.
New York. Jan. 6.-Bar silver 4sNc Der DUNES.
At London dull at 22xd Der ounce.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-07
Chicago stock Market.
Wall Street Gossip.

Reported by the Commercial Advertiser throuy,,
T.. II. Francis. Bro. & Co., No. pa North Fourth
street.
New York. Jan. 6.-Brooklyn Rapid Transit
The leader of the traction shares was B. l.. r.
The room traders appeared to be aggres-iSely
bullish on the stock. and the price rose sharply
on the report from Albany that the Court ST
Appeals would render decision to-day on the
franchise tax case. declaring the law unconsti-
tutional. This was denied. but not before The
stock was wei. as others effected had risen.
st. Paul-The feature in st. Paul WAS heavy
buying of the stock by houses doiGg a Western
business. though there was also Western selling.
The heaviest purchases We're by Van Emberg &
Atterbury; z. 6. Chaplin & Co, Mcintyre &.
Marshall. while the early selling was chiefly
by Clark. Dodge & Co. and Strong. Sturgis e.
Co.
Foreign--American stocks were fairly firm at
London. some buying by New York being noted
in the soft coaiers. In this market the arbitraRe
houses did a total OF 3a,0eo shares: Of which sales
predominated slightly. principally in Southern
Pacific, Union Pacific and in the United States
Steel shares.
Iron and Steel Shares-The good trade reports
were responsible for the rise to the highest
price on record by p. r. 8. American. Loco
rcse on buying by room traders, Who thought the
stoSs. opeht to rise The buying OF United States
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-07

preferred was said to be for account Of the bond
underwriting syndicate. who were credited with
predicting higher prices. Their stock cost 70.
Rock Island-The active leader OF the market
In the afternoon was Rock Island common.
which sold at the highest price since i, was
listed. The advance, was due to aggressive buy
profit taking around so was by traders and out
siders. When their stock was absorbed the price
went up on what was called. good buying. The
road Is declared by officials to have more bus.-
ness In sight than II can possibly handle.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-07
FINANCIAL.

lhe
TRUST COMPANY of St. Louis,
with unexCelled facilities for
the prompt and efficient trans
action of all business incident
to a Trust Company, offers to
the public a service that is mod
ern and perfect in every detail.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-07

YESTERDAYS M CIEARINCs.
Yesterdays Clearing house statement showed
~elearinzs 80. s15 aud balances Sl.l0.3L.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-07

BOND SALES ATNNEw YORK.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Jan. 6.-Sales OF bonds were made
hero TODAY as follows:
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Sales:


Transactions at the banks were heavy. There
was a good demand for funds. with discount
rates steady, between s and 8 per cent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-07
ueo Quotations for broke mules. ! to ! years

III 10 1873 InNuF. NuIk OF u =.
The hrst line OF quotations in each class is
calculated to represent the full range from com
mon To extra. Dealers, however. often ciasslf"
superiative punches tan tops) for BUYERS. which
sometimes sell considerably above the higaest
mutations. The second line of quotations signi-
fies the bulk. of sales and generally represents
the various classes as they ore sold on the COM
mission market more or LEGS mixed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-07
Domestic Exchange.

Reported by whitaker & Co.. exchange brok.
ers, 600 Nofti, Fourth street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-07

STOCKS AND BONDS AT BOSTON.
Boston. Mass. Jan. 6.-C1osfng quotations on
money. stocks. bonds and mining shares:
MONEY.
Call loans ea7. per cent: time loans skG6 pc,
cent.
BONDS.
Atchison 4s..-..--Iel Mexican Central Is. 70
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-11
anberen 2pge 8omtei1e Maria NIT

anberen 2oge 8omteFe Marid NIT
ibrem 8ater.
9regor fitblte in ieinem !Seraen cine
namenloie 8itterfeit dufiteigen, als er
bort oriiben bag seliebte Sbol ieines
9eraens-unb bier bt9t por 1i6 feline
Srau fab, bic er ni9t liebte.
.9u bait Did nieber bel au febr
nit S9mud belaben," raunte ct ibr
b1ie tn's Sbr. rgGe Operneld{er i'm
9aufe iinb auf Did geri6tet."
nIber 9regor, tpesbalb baft Du mir
bas ntdt gu 9aufe %sefast9"
rWas niiBt base Ou biit ia frob,
bab 9u al bie1e aldermen Ssutpelen
bait! uebrieens fanb i9 es unoeheuer
tattlos BON Dir, boB 0u beute ii Sc
gentpart 9einer 8erpanbten bon iener
&lati9eret iiber mid ipra9{t."
.Marum benn2 0a es bod niGt
tpabr fein fam, mas fie iagen!"
@resor blidte falt in bic bittenben
4usen, bic ii4 ibm 3upanbten, unb
fprah sraufam:
nWer fdgt, DaB es ntdt tpdbr t1t9"
@igrib tpanbte gang laneiom ben
Bid tpieber Der giibne gu. Dos Sbeaz
ter beri9tpanb bor ibren Nugen, cine
fdparae Nebelmafie umbrdngte fe-
fe tiiblte, baB irgenb etpas @9redz
Tides tn lift porging.
5apfer, TAPER unb reguneslos perz
barrie tie iebo9 bpr biefer saffenbsn
Mense, bic ibre Suipelen anitarrte.
sic lpar 10 tobtenblaB s%eporben,
baB tie ibr Spernglas gum @9uB oor
tire Musen belt
SIN fd9ften 3tpif9enatt erbob lie
iia unb berlanste mad ibrem Wasen.
@resor fragte fie mad benz @runbe.
nMir TT fdledt-febr i9ledt."
~
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70 qualron niebetgebaltene !9eraframpf
aus. Der Mrat mar ratblos.
DIM nG9iten Morgen mar Sisrib
tobt.
Mber porber bate ie nod bic un=
gebeure @elbftperleugnuna aebabt,
@resor su trDften: nDu fpetbt ia, Gre
gor-bteie 5eraneuroie 1T nihts
Heues. @rdme Did nt9t, 9u biit
ni4t f9ulb baran."
Mit sroBen Musen bate er iie am
gefeben-fab ct aud iebt bic ittae Sc
ftolt an, bic an gebrohenem 9eraen ge=
ftorben NOR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-11
MISUNDERSTANDING araftiouno.
Qluf.

Der uniberiitdt Orforb mar es friiber
ben Stnbirenben ftrens unteriast, seiz
ftise @etrdnte 81 it9 gu nebmen Dber
folde in ibren Mpbnungen gu baben.
Dem Reftor tpurbe nun zines Sages
gemelbet, bab Elm Stubent Elm SAB
Wein Suseidtdt erbalten babe. Der
Mifet6dter tpuree sitirt rnb BON Ref=
tor gefrast, parum er sesen bic Sc
feBe Der 5o4f4ule gefrepelt babe. Die
4ntport lautete: .9err Heftor! Der
@rat bot mir ben Mein aurarGftiguns
perorbnet!41rWun," fraste Der Meftor
t%peiter, rslauben Sic ntrtli9, baB
Jbnen bds Weintrinfen @tdrfe perz
leiben tperbe9 !6aben Sic benin f9on
eth Refultat er3ielt?"- n@etpib, Masz
nifiaena," antportete Der STUDENT; .als
ih bas Sob befam, fonnte i9 es taum
BPM 8pben beben, 10 f9pu9 mar i1,
unb iebt fann i'd es bereits nit elmer
ein5isen 9anb In bic 90be balten!!"
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Bic ztnitu in Der namo.
Don q. pin,.

&ae. ltistn, BIZ, 2inien in Der 6ano,
nNb tpfr 6t9 ibre Sprofe perltanb,
Der tuarb betrcgen SAlag auf Shlag,
Den qudlten bic i9tueifel Gag I'm Sag.
aGSxf narer finb Der, ;Sutunft @auen
sSus stnert {d5nen Mnge al ihauen,
4ttr gfdrtt aus tiefer Geele bas Qtht,
Das bon ben @iiuiGen Der Seele iprt9t.
ftab bleiben bic Wiinid)e aud @iinide MIR
Tub tperbenu fe ME tn @rfiilung sebsn,
On baft oertldrt In bie Gerne geieben
llnb btft g~etpanbelt auf bliibenber Glur.
@ae man I'm Snneru burdgelebt,
Bic Der Grinnerlng entihpebt.
Cob tfpS, bonn be1ften Sonnengolbe,
2iat ifs, bonn Sonnenlift-bas bolbe,
Mls bu Elm &tno, ans 8ettlein i1ltd
unb leiie BIT Iber ben Sheitel ftrid.
Oh bart bic 3ufuuft ober lsiht,
OBJ bid ein herb @eihtf erretht,
Oh irbiides @ut unb trbiiher @lanj
@etuoben in beiner Gage 8rans,
Dos allies fiieht, pergebt, pertpebt
urb ems rur fet in Dir befebt:
Mas bu In beinem Ser,eu ipannf,
Ma8 bit In giniarnfeit s~rianult,
@ars rein nnb bed mr. an5uidaueu,
Damn brauht Is niptnIer BIT ;I grauen
Bort6einer 5ufunft buntlem Shps,
Yfeg' betnet Wutb, beiu Selbtpertrausu.
Sie peiien mad bes Grisbens auen
limb MAIDEN pabrbaft gut uuo sroB.
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Gin grameripiel abaemeneet.

r@erabe nod I'M lebten Moment
runrbe unier fleiuer &nabe eerettet!"
fdreibt Srau IS. @atfins bon 8lea=
liant gitp, ObiD. Die 4%ungenent=
climbing batte inn arg mit9eipielt
uno er tpuroe auBeroem bon einem
furhtbaren 9uiten geplagt. 9ie
Nerate bebanoelten i'm, aber es
tpuroe nit inn ihlimmer BON Sag
gu Gage. SbtieBfih oerinbten mir
Or. Sings @eue gntoedung fir
Sbminofuht uno infer 2iebling
tpuroe aerettet. gr lift iebt eeiuno
unb hunter. Sebermonn ioGte
piiien, baB bies bic einaiee Sur fir
6uften, @rfdltungen uno ale 2unz
aen>8 eihwerben lit. @arantirt ourh
S. &alteper & SDbn unb MbDlpb
DreiB, Npotbefer. Breis so Gents
uno $1.00. 8robeHafhen fret.
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,,lteberseitI. arbeiten

9as Nhtitunben. Mrbeitss @eleb 1T
ben unermitoliden fleinen Nrbei<
tern-9r. Sings Neue 2ebenss Bilz
len pDuitdnoig unbefannt. MtiQio=
men baoon iinb Sag unb @abt uue
alnterbroben an Der Nrbeit uno
beilen baburb 8erocuunesidpdbe,
@~aaieteit, 8eritupfung, Mtiaraue,
lomie ale anoeren 2eioen oes Mas
gems, Der 2eber unb Der @ingepeioe.
SIT leiht uno aneenebm ST. nebmen
uno mirft abIolut liher. Sour %
Gents in ben Ipptbefen ppr s.
&alteper & Spbn unb Goulpb DreiB.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-11
BUSINESS BRIEFS

shoo repairing ot all kinds a, Blood
Hrua
Brick and lime for sale 10y Armand
Perrcnosid
Call on +. 4 shallis Tor fresh
Rrocori~s
src Stewart for fine shoep The
Foo, Schultz Go.
Furnished rooms Tor gentlemen.
Inquire =, pos,oiiicc.
Good frssh COW for sale In.
quire uf J W wieeet,
Once and roons TO rent Ap.
PLY 10 J " wiRgct,
acreage property near town at low
price Soc James II Hsrtc
Try the purchasing power Of dol
lar nj tho wisRc,, 4 Empcy Co
Call for union made goods We
kecp them The wiRRp,t 4 Empcy Co
You put on good front when you
wear our tics and collar Stewards
The bost line Of fishing tackle in
the county at pcrrpnnud's hardware
store
Wanted To rent three furnished
rooms Ia gentlemen Inquire a, pos,
office.
II yun want nice, moist loaf with
a rich. too;hpome flavor. u-c Auto.
oct -four
A full line Of r. 4 ". collars. the
latest styles. At the wisRet, \ Empey
company.
Lots In Hunts addition immedi.
aiely north Of the original towusi,e
See James H. HRrte,
Two rooms. either furnished or un
furnished to rent on reasonable terms
Apply to II. W. Siples,
Save doctor bills by buying a first
class water alter Of Armand Perre
mould. the hardware dealer.
For all kinds Of haying tools anc
biudiusg Irvine nj the lowest prices ~
To the Idaho Mercantile Co
The Cash Grocery is the place Il
get your vegetables Always fresl
from the gardens
For the lowest prices on screel
doors and window screens go To TN
Idaho Mercantile Co.
See Jas. H. Harte for lots II
o'Brien's Addition. the most desirable
location In Occur d'Alene,
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Michael O'Leafy, bartender, was
arrested Saturday on the charge OF
assaulting one Of the Cox boys.
Justice Bremen fined | i'm $50 and
costs. City Marshal Flood then had
him arrested for resisting an officer.
This cost him $40 and be gave notice
of appeal.
Representatives OF the Golden
Lumber company Of Aspen, Nebraska,
spent part of the week here looking
up a site for a large planning mill.
They found a location which they
may purchase and II successful II
means an additional pay roll Of rs
men for the town,
The intelligence comes TO us from
Post Falls that some interesting min.
ing developments will be made ia the
hills south Of town in the very
near future. Should this information
prove TO be correct IL will be Of in
estimable value 10 the people Of Post
Falls and Occur d'Alens.
The NOrthland Pine company il
being sued by Joseph Castlebnry for
the purpose Of settling the title 10
eighty acres OF timber land on the st.
MaTies river. He also wishes an in
junction 10 restrain the St. Joe
improvement company from building
dam near his land.
Architect Rand Of Spokane was IN
town Sunday and will submit some
sketches Of bnilding 10 the directors
% the Fraternity Hall Association for
consideration The directors are TAX
ing the necessary steps To incorporate
the company under the laws Of the
state aud Wiil push buildine opera
tions without delay
William McConaghy and Miss
EiizAlscth Buckle we're united in mar
riaes at the Occur 4 Alene Inn on
Friday evening ~ last Neek by Rev.
r q Hoigson. Both bride and
groom are sell known residents of
the prairie north Of town where Mr..
McConAghy has All extensive hay
ranch. The bride is the daughter Of
Mr. and Mfs. Prank Buckle
Mrs. Georgia Normoyle. daughter
~ MIR aud Mrs NJ G. Normoyle,
died Al kooskia July after a briei
illness. Mrs Normoyle bad just
returned from the sick bedside. Tbs
parents returned homo Thursday afte'
attending the funeral. which tool
palca al Paloaso city. Wash. Tues
day Diseased Sas - year, Of ass
aud bad buried hrr husband sboul
-lghtncn mouths ago.
Joa~ph Boughton has purchase
I 100 feet II ground from O NJ. Spark
aud = y lI~deli fronting ON the LAX
shore aud tho extension u Sherman
street n.AF tho Rohr~ts block H.
I Intends To erect dance hall aud hail
hoas@ Ga tho proP~Tty The l'oildint
will h. 40 \ so f~c' These ia,
gentlemen have also purchased af C. Il
King aud James Monaghan An sd join
ing plo, 81 ground aud will eEec,
tuo story butldinR with rooms for
I lodging huasn ia tho sscund story
I The ground fouf viii H. lifted up 10
business PURPOSES The huildiuR vii
1 b. an \ zoe
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NNMs OF TOWN AND COUNTY

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mIS. IN electrically.
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et Bolton OF f''"~"'-i' NAs
u fAN khar~iAI making hhai p'""i
" ea aa@rtS' '"o''oh OF '@na Va
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me 'a'p''' F'"AA N"s's'',
49, norm "' Town i""S ma"
e@'h "''''f TOT - F'~f'-
- cosar d'Alsns DFue company
"''h INV" -
p''a' p'''N w. "' ''~N
W '"' s'"'0 '"' : -"
t tommir@t"nsF faIm"i"T 10
ANlN eon" excellent ~nFh GA Tbs"
si'h 'h" n"~ grader. %"
- = ''''''''@ A''' s'N' ''''
anhi"s Of III" Episcopal s"''d
AH NkAns pturArHi'"ns Tor dinner
ANA shry ~tIl ""F'o ia ID" pavilion
kNN We TO MIA" o'el"eA TUESDAY
v Scail"n 's "hoA'A'ihs
re- addtii"n I" tn" F"AF OF his
sherman 'tF~oi II u I" to
~ hssd ~tIi y" "oc"r'Sd ~ u.
kr
nnid 4 =, Quinliu have piar
M fro delivery on the ssrv",
ttH nm"dat'on :" 'hniT custom
&c. 80 Wtll h"F~ai'"F deliver 'n"''
NfDtn0t' 1" your door
EaAhu Mercantile company is
Elram hnat la lie brick block.
Ih6 Aansc hank hlock all Al~o
- fitted 9Th steam h"aiiue plant.
sfnk" has tho contract
90 VI. =. GRAY II the Georgia
a 49,.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-17

Get your "To Let" signs at the Bull
Ietin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-17
EXPLOSIVE WITNESS

In the Marconi case this morning c.
J Hutchins was called for the defend
ant, +. J. Cross, who was himself after.
ward recalled. Then a letter from S.
Floodpage in reply to one from the dc
PENDANT was filed. which completed
the case for the defendant.
T.. b. McClanahan then moved that
all the evidence given in reference tt
release and assignment OF contract b.,
stricken out. Among the grounds al
gued by the mover and S. II. Derby, II
was contended that the assignment tt
the lnter-lsland Telegraph Co. was
shown by the evidence to have beer
made to non.existent corporation
and that release had not been pleaded
+. w, Milverton replied on bohal
Of the defendant. While referring to
certain letter he was contradictcd b,
Mr.. McClanahan and there ensued {
sharp passage between them.
The jury was excused during argu
ment.
Before Judge De Bolt, the trial
h''' NhN'Hilp lbl uioNiiiihb lluuOl
came on. Deputy Attorney General
Peters prosecuted and Joseph Andrade
defended the prisoner. A Japanese
coal.heaver from the Hawaiian Electric
COmpany's works caused a laugh when
he came to the stand. YES" he ejac
ulatcd in English when Clerk Kellett
had got no further than "You swear"
in administering the. oath In that Ian
suage. while Interpreter Doyle was
waiting with hand raised to render thu
solemn formula into the Nippon yer
The court itself smiled
There were more smiles as the witness
questions. his manner being
peculiarly eager and nervous.
In the Federal Court, Judge Estet
granted II. c. Austin until Monday next
to file his schedules in bankruptcy. as
he wanted time TO obtain data from
IIilo.
Judge Gear granted the petitions OF
Of David Dayton. guardian respectively
of Annie II. X. Dowsett and Madclin,
&. X. Dowsett, minors. to arDly incom'
n his hands to the education and sup
port of the wards The amount IL
rac,. case Is $l09.Sl. II IL mentioned
that for the past six months there has
been no income from the property OF
tho minors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-17
IRISH LANDMARK TO BE SOLD.

Tho L.ll OF Tara, so rich In historic
memories. will shortly be sold at auc,
ton in .hlin, says London dis
patch. Until the sixth century. Tara
ms the chief OF the Irish kings. The
last important gathering on the hill OF
Tara was in lS43, when gigantic
meeting was held there under the aus
pieces Of Daniel O'Connell, who urged
the repeal Of the Union.
aasH a,##sR FEa 1t
sIbilities. Other shafts are now being
sunk. II lower bedrock actually exists
the Klondike district repeats itself,
Judging by the pay ore found. II is
said that there are still other strikes
below those found.
The gushcr when struck ran a
stream three feet wide. seven inches
deep, at the rate OF thirty-four miles
an hour.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-17
PEARL EAlBOR WORK

The tug Kaena arrived from Pearl
Harbor this morning with the scow
Billie In tow. Captain Weisbarth re-
ports that the dredger went inside last
evening to make slight repairs to one
of the joints in her suction pipe. Dur
ing the past few days, the big ma
chine has done splendid work with the
dredging and on an average Of twenty
three scows a day were dug up. II this
record is kept up the rest of the week,
the harbor will be open to vessels the
size of the Kinau and other island
steamers by Sunday. While the chan
mel is not of sufficient depth. the whole
OF the width called for in the contract
II will be sufficiently wide and deep to
allow of the entry Of those vessels
without any danger.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-17
OFFICERS NAMED TONIGHT
CONTINUED from Page ~

place. The first day will be given up
to the election OF officers and the or.
ganizatIon of the House, The Senate
will be all ready for work. but 1t will
probably be two days before the actual
work of the House can begin.
The Senate will occupy the Secre-
tary's room next the offices of the Gov
ernor, on the top floor. The represen-
tatives will occupy the old throne room
on the lower floor. Both places are
ready for occupancy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-17
SOME PUBLIC WORKS

The Superintendent. of Public Works
has received petition from residents
OF Waikiki for an extension of the wa.
ter main from Waikiki station TO the
Maui Soda Works. Mr.. Cooper has di.
rccted Assistant Superintendent Mars.
ION Campbell to eXpend 1920 in com.
plying with the request.
The Government will undertake the
curbing Of Queen street from the ap-
proaches to the HackfeId wharf to the
intersection OF Maunakea street. This
Is incidental to the contemplated con
struction of the bulkhcnd wharf for
which tenders are asked.
superintendent Cooper has received
n petition from twenty-five residents
and landowners OF Kan district for the
appointment of three fence commits
sioncrs and will comply with the pray
CT at an early day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-17
ARE VkCAIIA( LAND

The Levers a. Cooke lumber yards
that for so many years have been 10
Gated between Merchant and KIM
streets Just back of the old Offices o.
the company on Fort street, will soon
n thing of the past and. II time
prosper, modern buildings will grace
,he lots that are now fast being made
vacant.
The property which Levers & Cooke
have so many years used as lumber
yard Is owned by different parties. In
the first place, there Is a goOdsizeG
piece owned by the Mahuka estate
which WIS sub.lct To John Emmeluth
Another portion Is owned by the Aus
tin estate. another by the Bishop Es
tate, section by G. II. Bishop and an
other by j. A. Cummins
These leases expire on the first day
of April and, by that time, there viii
not be single stick Of lumber left In
the place. The force OF men employed
by the firm is now at work removing
the lumber to the new and larger yards
OF Levers a. Cooke In Honuakaha. ma
kai OF the home of the Princes David
Kawananakoa and Jonah Kalaniana
ole, and In Kakaako, next to the Navo
Station. Although these yards are
some distance away from the stores OF
King street, still It Is believed tina
this is much more convenient ar
rangement.
The removal Of the lumber yard from
the present location will do away will
,st remnant of the old do.~ In tn
| vicinity
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-17

FOR THE WEEK OF FEB 10th to 2ist.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-17
NEW PETITION
IN BANK CASE

A motion to amend the petition for a
writ of quo warranto in the case OF
the First American Savings and Trust
Company Of Hawaii. Limited, has been
filed by j. Alfred Magoop and T. !.
Dillon. attorneys for the REALTORS, w.
7 Summers. Geo. w. Macfarlane ana
others.
The amended petition is in pursuance
OF Judge De Bolts sustaining Of the
demurrer OF respondents without pref
udice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-17

We offer you Curtains at
such a Bargain that it
will be economy to pur-
chase new ones in place
of washing the old.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-17
A SECOND BEDROCK.

A special from Dawson, under date
of February 2. says that shaft sunk
on El Dorado struck second bedrock
sixty.five feet below the first bedrock,
with six feet of pay gravel running as
high as $25 to the bucket. The strike
was not far from the famous gushel,
which is now under control.
The new strike knocks all mining
theories and opens up remarkable pos
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-17

20 Waialua. $3.50; 80 McBrydc.
s4.25: 30 wailalua. $3.50; 8 waialus.
$3.50.
Latest sugar quotation SI55 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-17

Young Brothers have been granted
permission to establish themselves on
tho naval reservation, mauka OF the
Myrtle Boat House. The house at pres.
ent on the little island in the harbor
will be moved To its new location soon
and the launChmen will then be in a
position to serve their patrons with as
much dispatch as heretofore