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The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-07-07
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

COMMERCE.,
San Francis
Francisco
Commercial PACING
of the Pacific with
manila
THE CHAMBER COMMERCE HONOLULU.
BY President, C NJ. COOKE
HONOLULU,
BY is President, GEO w. SMITH
OTHER MESSAGES.
British Consul Hoare also sent number OF congrauatory mes
Lord Landsowne London and to the
British Manila There many other
and the cable here unusually heavy particular
all Francisco and Manila had through
the Honolulu Office.
ANGLIA IS DOCKED.
The Anglia returned from her trip oo o'clock last even
acfed wharf The cable ship has about
300 miles of cable aboard which be coled into the tanks on the
water front this cable taken from the Colo
MIA The Anglia get away before the middle of this month
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-07-07
HEAD TAX ON
ALIEN SEAMEN

The following of the Treasury De-
partment recently received by Collec-
tor Stackable Is of Importance to the
shipping interests of this port:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-07-07
CAPTAIN sEBREE, Governor.

CAPTAIN
sando of
Merchants Association Homo
Cable Company Cable connect
forth freedom and
COMMERCE OF HONOLULU,
BY
ASSOCIATION HONOLULU,
BY isv Preside SMITH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
'"@ MkHA~...

ThI pasam Nail enjoys he Distinction Of
bang ihe cali Hoi-fUgsd and Hsmnu'Pclrlst
EE Rads }! nachIESJ, and shlsh lnlaiss he
old hsBd prWeSs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
on LIES WAY.

o,mtort one another,
y. .y' gay & often dreary
X. let are often weary
\ NJ NJ heart Is very sad
q, !. .i ' that none are caring
v y ~ ball forget that ever we
! vs-e glad.
cswiort one another 40,
!, M band.clasp, close ana te9der'
4 w sweetness love can render
Y M NJ looks Of friendly eyes
= 'I r,lt with grace unspoken,
1. ,I,ss daily bread is broken
y n, u, ,peech is oft Ike mamma from
' Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
ROBERT BONNER

ROBERT BONNER
INSISTS ON ITS USE.
Nothsn arc COLD ROLLED and SHEkREO,
q IN examination Of tisk edges ssU ttt
pOIni Will shT, and arc liable 10 SPLIT q
SILVER IN ddSsg, b hIurs and perhaps IA
be huss.
The above picture, from . photo
representing Mr.. Bonner In the sot vi
handing his smith a Putnam pail,
while experimenting the shoeing Of
sunol, will be- sent In the form Of =
half tone size, 5xs, on thick, white
paper, with wide margin, on receipt
Of 2 cant stamp for postage, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

cullng his anecdotes. one day the old
man turned suddenly upon Mr.. Peake,
TO whom he had never spoken before,
and said. Young min, | understand
You are a writher Of stories"
yes slr," said the convicted author,
Well let me tell You, young min,
The bys has put me next to you, and
II ever / hear OF you putin me IN n
7htory TN break every -- bone in
your body
Mr. Peake says that this bad begin
ming ended In u very pleasant acquaint-
ance with one Of the most interesting
characters he ever knew
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
BOOKS.

No more suitable book for Easter
could be imagined than Bishop Law
renco's study OF phillips Brooks"
which Houghton, MnIn & Co. have
Just published, bound In white and gold
and containing a photograyure portrait
The little volume brings out In a mas
terly way the great preachers more
permanent contributions 20 the religious
thought and life Of the time. It Is a
sketch Of his theological position, Of his
attitude towards the intellectual and
spiritual movements Of the nineteenth
century Of the leading features OF his
own thought, and Of his relations to
the church. IL was delivered as an add
dress nom the pulpit Of Phillips Brooks
in Trinity Church, Boston, Jan %, 1903.
AT commemorative service ned by the
two dioceses I'm the state Of Massachu-
sets, on the tenth anniversary Of the
death Of their late Bishop II Is a
model Of eoQuence good taste, and in
spIration which all admirers Of Bishop
Brooks win desire to possess,
Ronald Carnaquay, a Commercial
Clergyman, q novel on the press for
early issue by The Macmillan company,
Will find many readers. The never fail
ing humor and pathos Of a pastors re-
lations with his congregation, his trus-
tees and some Of the women of his
flock have been skllfully handled by
the author Mr. Bradley Gilman The
plot Is both probable and Interesting,
just that kind of story which In the
opinions of the members OF every
church should be read by the members
Of every other church All church peo-
pie are likely to enjoy II and after hay-
ing read it Will probably spend a pleas
ant hour fitting the caps on their own
acquaintance one Of the chief inter-
ests Of the story lies in the develop
ment Of the character Of the rector who
has been q commercial traveller. and
who goes into the church for what he
can get out Of IT, The woman in the
story Is a widow, young and not with
out charm, and II is her influence on
the commercial rector around which the
story plays.
Angler and Sandeau's lie Gendre de
NJ Polrler edited by Edwin Carl Roed-
der Phi D.. Instructor in German, Uni.
ycrsity Of Wisconsin, Is just published
by the American Book company This
Is the brightest and best known Of Au-
gier and Sandeau's comedies, and illus
trates the good and eyil qualities of
wealth and birth as shown in an une-
qual marriage. The action is rapid and
spirited, and the play is full Of healthy
humor and sound morality. 1t is one
Of the selections recommended for read
ing by the Modern Language associa-
ton. The edition before US contains n
helpful introduction notes explaining
idioms and illusions, and a complete
vocabulary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
n Ls-ws,
: CONVERSATION

.,,o, for every stIaed sigh, =,
Ike 70 inns hidden ' check 10 coming
1 ,,15'. a Joy to blossom ..osss silently
1 i..o Of unborn Years ears. o,,erv grain
~ l os ID ark and silent in the
a. sln be golden fruit when comes
4 anln .-,.st.yleld.
b. s.oI,Uu' be.-for every form we
Place emitting arms.and leave
| a.' y. shining Of the spirit face
y W Taayen claims It's own,
|NSfO n'' Youths companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
AGED PAIR AS ELoPERs.

Thomas w. Stevenson. aged rs. and
Miss Title WyckoG. aged 81. both OF
London Mills eloped to Galesburg
Christmas night and were married.
Stevenson secured a license "a week be-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

In recently published life OF vii
liam Hamilton Gibson, whose nature
hooks-'Eye spy Happy Hunting
Grounds, and the others-are now
standard In their class. the biographer.
John Coleman Adams, tells how Glib
son began life as an Insurance agent,
and drifted into picture-mahng In the
most incidental manner. In the course
OF a business call he observed a man
at work making a drawing on a box
wood block. Young Gibson felt that
he could do the work as well himself,
and was moved 20 try The result OF
his EFFORT he submitted 10 the Harpers,
but without success Later, however,
the Harpers became his regular pub
fishers, ond now have on their let no
less than niue of he books written and
Illustrated BY himself. His powers OF
observation were as extraordinary as
his artistic skill lie worked with un-
sweving energy and died at forty-fye.
Writers and artists in search OF ma
terlal sometimes meet chilling discour-
agement. Some time ago Gilmore III
lot; peake, author Of The Pride OF
Tcilfair,r when he was gathering lite
rary material, used to tran around
town at the heels OF an odd, somewhat
blbulous old fellow studying his gait,
picking up his original expressions, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28

fore. but the brothers Of the bride made
such strong objections that the we'd
ding fen through The old man was
not beaten, however, and on Christmas
day his intended succeeded In eluding
attention and slipped away. She joined
him and they went 10 the home OF
County Clerk Adams who arose from
bed and accompanied them to the
courthouse AZ the time the tempera-
ture was below zero.
The old man termed the affair an
elcpement and was greatly reiolced
over having outwtted the London Mills
relatives Chicago Record Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
NOTES

sthNny Hope h" nus a.,
yo,t has declared his intention 10
.,l ,muse himself in this country
| ~ weeks or so. He will give no
-, ram his novels, as upon his
=, 10 This country In an inter
\. EXPRESSED his ama2ement at the
/. Mine American reading public.
ro,4 Was asked what he thought OF
IN Advertising methods, and how
/, "A have hts novels conspicuous
|,,,,a on placurds and billboards
AM article Of commerce. You
| AIM know how It feels he said.
M believe they have ever done 1t
1 ma" Mr. Hope, however, Is mis-
b, his last novel, THE lntru-
/, Peggy" was extensively adyer-
4 M New York by the placard sys-
amount OF money Mrs. Ward re-
4 iam Harpers Magazine for the
! rghts OF Lady Roses Daugh-
1 an interesting subject Of cur
! Comment one experienced liter
igstl surmIses that, as the book
Of The novel also went to the
.a 10 accordance with an inheXi-
Of the house. Mrs. Ward could
rtFel no less than $4,000 for
Niil rights. Adding to this her
s 90 the sales Of the book,
gnmise 10 be enormous, il Is
bird that Mrs. Ward win reap a
q over $4,000 on Lady Roses
nW The publishers, however.
g 10 their custom, refuse TO d.
BE- figures IN the case. On top of
M The report that Conan Doyle
riIye a total Of Cpl 800 for IL
~ stories Of 10000 words each.
HNle's literary executors have
cough valuable manuscript TO
more volume 10 the succession
A'llas OF bis short stories which
sl appearing nearly every
W The last 20 years. The vol
flci will contain seven stories,
Issued by Houghton, Mihlin &
April under the title "Trent's
Regards new novel will be
VI a. once by Longmans. Green
u deals with the conquest OF
M by The Romans. and is call
~ Maiden The design for the
y some archaeological interest
copy from part Of the decor
ue arch OF Titus, representing
,H cani'e5tIck and altar table
lWl 'he Jewish capital. being
'he irIumphaI procession in
mount subscribed 10 the mem
W Waiter Bcsant amounted
W : O ai the end Of the year.
AVA viii ultimately be placed
wv Of ST. Pauls. but il has
+s9'ed that @ replica should
si, Y some other prominent po-
.i Ialon Besant loved London.
"a 'I aa'e desired nothing better
M l Y, memorial should stand in
y his fellow citizens, and
4, \, ' g.l The millions that passed
sas in London In the fftles.
~ respondent IN the Critic.
lalhis was an old low-ceil-
\. elln a sanded noor. two feet
n.y. ',sl Of The sidewalk. ] used
st ana drink "alf-and-'alf."
s sal'e ! was sitting beside a
, man IN q cloak entered. |
sy,. ~. ,Ouha pale and heavy, /
\, .',l were y. bright and his bushy |
Z, s., op ana down with quick |
,.,, lies'ion Ho sat down at |
an. ny d, 70 mine and directly a
r5 A u with a big plate Of |
a, s1I ~, ana glass Of ale. |
s,rgrp elore him. lie ate and !
ub,,,s u''u eil.r finishing his !
sy rsg. '' ehl rested HIS hands !
s-,, Vls 4. suddenly ne reached !
y NIX ~ slas s, and hurled II on |
,o ,i,v @l MS 'rearth. smash. !
h., , ny. Vie sat for a min
auG n, soy up slowly, tipped |
on, gus reckoning at the bar. |
he had not uttered a |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-28
PUTNAM NAIL CO.,
NIP0NSET, BOSTON, MASS.

For sale by 2. c. NJ. l.. Clark Fl.
dredge a Co. Salt Lake Hardware CO.
and George 4. Lowe. Salt Lake Ciq
Utah.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-07-18
A. W. Jenny, the Paper hanger
Very Remarkable Care u Diarrhoes

Very Remarkable Care ii DiarrhOea.
"About six years ago for the
first time in my life l had a sud
den and severe attack of diar.
rhoea," says Mrs. Alice Miller, of
Morgan, Texas. II got temporary
relief, but It came back ngxin and
again. and for six long years l
have suffered more misery aud
agony than / can tell. II wss
worse than death. My husband
spent hundreds Of dollars for
physiciSss prescriptions aud
treatment without Rvsil. Finally
We novel to Boslue county. our
present home. and one day ! hap
p.ned to see AN advertisement Of
ChamberlSin's Collie. Cholera aud
Disrrhoea remedy with testi.
monisl Of n man who had been
cured by it. Tn. case WAS so
similar to my own that | con.
cluded to try tho remedy. The
result WAS wonderful. could
hardly realize that 1 WAS well
again. or believe 1t could be ~
sitter suffering so long. but that
Que bottle Of medicine, costing but
n few cents, cured me- For
sale by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-07-18
order AiiswIss Appeal.


c"an,s Of S S.,sa In the DI-trie, Court.
In the matter Of the adjudication Of prioritiss
Of right ~ the use Of water in Water District
No. Al.
okDaE ALLOWING APPEAL.
The Farmer. Union Ditch Coupany. owner.
claimant and representative Of the farmsrs
Cniou Ditch.
Jacob 0redix. Tuui, V. Wilson, Fritz Bot~fur
and william {. Ii-ix-r, o~nrr., claimant. aud
representatives ot the Anacoada Ditch.
John n. Han-J. owner, claimant and repre-
sentative Of tho Jo-sup Ditch.
August J. Weiss, John W. Smith, Jacob Gro
dig aud Tunis V. Wilson, owners, claimant. aud
representatives u the Nelson Tuntsl Water
Right, having presented and nlsd their state.
meni ia writing duly verified b, aifidaSit pro.
perry entitled In the above entitis-i case, stat
Ing the fact. required by isv In h- stated. and
praying that all appeal u tho supreme Court
from, the decree -ut-r-d herein oa the 9Th day
II April, lSE u allowed Ia them appellant.
against the kio 6rande cansl Company, owner.
claiman, and representative of the Rio
Grand- Canal, the Monte Vista Canal, Con.
pany. owner claimant and representative Of the
Mont. Vista Canal. tho Rio Grsnds Pi-,irs
representative IL the Rio Grand 4 Picsirn
VALLEY Ditch, and the Rio 0rande 4 Lariat
Ditch Company, owner. claimant and rrprs-
sentative at the Rio Grandc A Lariat Ditch -
appeil-es.
And the Court, on examination, having found
such statement " b in accordance with the
statements ofciain filed by the partis. nan-d
as appeIl--,- and each thereof, motion Of
Ira J. bi"os,ncld. sttorne, for the fsrs.-r-
Union Ditch Company. II I. ordered that .tatc.
nrnt aid appeal In aud the ssms is hereby al
lowed !. the Huptsm~ Court II the stats ot
Colorado froa tho decr-- -ntsr-i hsrsin "a the
ssh day Of April. txc Ia tho said fsrmsr.
Union Ditch Company. owner. eiais,ant aud
representative II the fArmrr- Cniua Ditch.
Jacob Gr-dix. runi. V. wii.oa. Fritz iio,-fur
and william q. beix-r. owner. claimants and
representatives ~ the Anaronda Ditch, John
u Hanr,. o~iser. claimant aud representative
of the J-s.np Ditch. Ezra r. Elliott. owner.
claimant aud representative 81 the lslapd
O,srno~ Ditch. and August J. Weiss. J,,sa ".
saith, Jacob 0rs.iix aud Tsni. v. Wil.o4.
oAn-r., claimants and representative. of the
Nelson Tunn~i Water Right.
Aud IL i. furti,es osstsr~d that the app~al
bond Ia In -a-cutrd b, oa- " nor~ u said ap-
p-ilaut. .. principal ar principals aud b, sudi.
ri.at .ar-ti~- " IN approssd hy thi. COau or
b, the Judge ia vacation aud conditioned fos
tie pay sssat u all rssts which asy lss hsrsin
a~at,ied against tbs aid spp-llaass os shy "
thsp. Ia tho Suprvs,s Colrt |. hsrsb, assd II
III. sun 81 eiuWW.
NJ tbs Court.
cuAs. Z. HoLssooa, Ju.is~.
stats II colorado.
County Ut to-tiila.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-07-18
Per Sale Or Rest.

My NJ ,nte Vista residence,
either with or without the garden
and pasture lands belonging to it.
Possession given in September.
&. 5. ALDRIcH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-07-18

When you cook by steam you
want one Of those steam cookers
which We offer free to each pur.
chaser Of one pound OF Grand
Union baking powder.
Mrs. A. HEAToN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-07-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: FOR SALE. +;
sxxxxxxxxxxx<xxxxxxxxxxxxd
A GENUINE BARGAIN!

A good Groom Brick House. with 3
O-foot lots. good water right, shade trees
and other improvements. Good loca-
ton. near the business center of the
town. Enquire at the Journal Office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-07-18

Sa, s o. - c.',s,,. Ia the District Court.
Ia the matter Of the adjudication of prioritis
u right ~ the use Of water in Water pi.tric
No, II,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-19
A DOUBLE WEDDING.
Twin Brothers Fotter Take Murray
Sisters as Wives.

Inere was very pretty and unique
wedding at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Murray on Percival court at s
O'Clock Wednesday evening. when Per-
cy u. Potter and Miss Emma r. Muir
ray and Perham c. Fotter and Miss
Harriet +. Murray We're united in mar
lage by Rev. Paul Cage of the Second
Baptist church. The grooms are twin
brothers and the brides sisters, the re-
aemblance between the former being
such that even their best friends are
sometimes miStakened, while that of
the latter is marked.
Both brides were beautifully and be-
comingly gowned in white silk muslin
and carried pinks. Miss Edna Potter
acted as bridesmaid for Miss Emma.
Albert Grant az best man for Percy c..
Miss Corneia f. Murray as bridesmaid
for Miss Harriet and Clayton Weeks
az best man for Perham c., Miss Fot-
ter being gowned in white silk muslin
and Miss Murray in pink silk muslin
A reception was held Immediately af-
ter the ceremony, at which dainty re-
freshments consisting of punch. cake
and ices were served, after which both
couples left on their wedding trip to
L II
very large list of elegant presents
from the many friends of the four
young people. The whole house was
very prettily decorated with evergreen.
white roses and palms, the effects be-
ing very pleasing.
The Messrs. Fotter have been en-
ployed at the mills of the Hollings-
worth & Whitney Co. in Winslow for
some time and are very popular among
their fellow workmen. Their close re-
semblance has been the cause of some
curious mistakes, as few have been
able to distinguish between them un-
der al conditions.
Mrs. Emma Potter is n graduate of
the High school in the class of 1901,
and both she and her sister are very
popular in a very large circle of friends
There will be host of friends to ten
der congratulations and best wishes on
their return from their wedding trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-19
A MYSTERIOUS RUMOR
About Mrs. Head Being Located, but
Its Lacks Confirmat

There was rumor on the street,
Wednesday, that Mrs. Nettie S. Head,
who disa ppeared from the home of her
son in this city, on the night of Feb
rs, had been found in Boston. 1t was
one of those stories of mysterious
origin, for although many had heard it,
no one seemed to know where it start
ed. One man was sure that he saw it
iii a Boston paper and was willing to
bet. take his oath or anything else that
he was not mistakened. Some one else
heard it from some one else and so on
to thel asst one telling it,
The story may have appeared in a
Boston paper. but if it did, the reia-
tives here know nothing about it. They
have heard nothing of Mrs. Heald since
the night she disappeared. and there is
no doubt in their minds that she is
dead, and has been since the night she
left the house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-19
Alpha Council MEETING.

Alpha Council, Royal and Select
Masters, received five candidates for
all the degrees at a stated assembly
held at Masonic hall, Wednesday even
ing. Deputy Master W. F. Wood of
the Grand Council, was the inspecting
officer. In the absence of Geo. A. SAT-
ford. thrice illustrious MASTER James
E. Blanchard, formerly at the head of
the council, was in charge of the work.
There was a large attendance of the
members and at the conclusion of the
work, one of Landlord Kneelands fin
est banquets was enjoyed at the Halo-
well House. Covers We're laid for 120
and the dinner hour was not less en-
joyable than other features of the
evening. The Augusta and Gardiner
members of the council returned home
on special cars at a late hour
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-19
"A SOCIETY RACKET"
Very Finely Produced at Opera House
by Colby Dramatic Club. .

There was a large audience i'll the CITY
Opera house. Wednesday evening when
"A Society Racket an original adapta-
tion OF My Friend from India was pre-
septed by the Colby Dramatic club under
the direction of F. L. fsdgcomb of Auburn
There was enough of the original left in
the adaptation to make it recognizable
and the version WAS just as funny as tile
original. All the female parts were taken
by men and they made a great hit. The
leading parts were excellently done and
well supported.
All the funny situations of the piece
and ii has about as many as anything ever
Written-were we'll worked cut and 1t was
an almost steady laugh from start to fin
ish. The piece was q difficult one for
amateurs to handle successfully but it was
done to the satisfaction of everyone who
saw the pr reduction. The part of the bar.
Der was done in fine shape by +. b. Wins
low. and G. W. Steward in his makeup
as cop was a success all right. But it
is hardly fair to make special mention of
any one, as each did his own work well
anw the whole made a success. The fol
lowing is the cast and the officers OF the
club:
Erastus Underholt, retired packer.
l.. q. Lord
Charles Underhoit. his son,
f. II. Leighton
A. Keene Shaver an artist,
Z. 3, Winsiow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-19
The New Woman,s Reform cIub .

The farce New Womar's Reform CLUB
was given by the Auxiliary of the Congrn-
gational church. Tuesday evening. to a
evening was the confessions of the candi-
date. Mrs. j. w. Towle. For the good
of the order a duet was introduced by
Miss Emma cocfirane and Mrs. Grace
Webb. and a medley by some of the ladies'
Followings-is the cast of characters:
Deiilall Peabody Dare, Pres,
Pauline Eabcock Caulilower, vice Pres.
Miss NJ. l.. Benjamin
Cphclia Smith Snyder, secretary
fp}aei.r Mrs. Rose Shaw
Adelaide spooner Spider, treasurer,
Mrs. w. l.. Hannaford
Polly Bobbett Baker. conductress.
Miss Eosamond Haines
Rebeccah Hartshorn Shoemaker. marshal.
Miss LeBa C. Parker
Iorinda Liveforever Moses. marshal.
Miss Helen Nj. Webb
Rovanna Huntoon Jadsson. guard
Mrs. H.. E. Gale
Mary Ann Brown O'Lingerlongcr. assist
ant guard, Miss Emma l.. Cochf;.ne
Barbara Hancock YclloMhanimer candi-
date Mrs j. NJ. fowie
susannah Doolittle Dayspring,
Mrs Helen r. Kimball
Arabella Underwood hooks.
Miss Lottie II. Edwards
Mrs. Francisco Wadsworth
Jerusha Snipe Tinklejungle.,
Hannah Oliver Hummer,
Miss Emma l.. Stanley
Dorcas McPorald MeCarty.
Mrs. j, A. Foster
Biddy O'Fiinnigan McGinty:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-19
The Water District Mass Meeting.

An invitation to attend the public
meeting, Friday evening. at the Opera
house is extended to every one. by the
circular which has been issued by
Mayor Russell and the committee of
arrangements. The meeting can but
help being interesting and helpful, and
a large gathering is hoped for. The
circular reads as follows:
Dear Sir:-You are cordially invited
to attend mass meeting of our citi-
zens to be held in the Opera house.
Friday evening, March goth. The pur-
pose of this meeting is to discuss the
question of municipal ownership of the
water works. This important question
is to be voted on next Monday the 23d
and we should be prepared to vote on it
intelligently. Come and express your
views on this subject and hear others
express theirs. either for or against
BY order of the mayor.
c. o. TURNER,
j. r. rOLE.
Committee.