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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-17
SCHMIDT BEHIND A GUN,
Bank Bookkeeper Protects Some
Frightened Women.

COlfaX, Wash.-A shooting scrape
which aroused and terrorized the re-
sidents of North Mill street occurred
about midnight Thursday night, when
Herman Schmidt, bOokkeeper in the
Second National bank, fired fusilade
of shots at an imaginary burglar,
while women screamed and men
dressed hastily and hurried to the
scene to find a badly scared cat cling
ing to the lace curtains in the parlor
of J. J. Millers residence, where
Schmidt is a lodger. The only dam
age was done to a fine piano, which
Schmidt perforated with bullets.
Schmidt was awakened by Mrs.
Miller, who raped on his door and
told him that a burglar was in the
house Putting an overcoat over his
nightshirt and arming himself with
a revolver, Schmidt sailed forth
Miss Lucy Morey, who also rooms at
the Miller residence, was aroused by
the commOtiOn and running into the
hall, volunteered to assist.
The trio were so badly frightened
they did not think to turn on the cleo
trio light, but secured a piece of can
die Miss MOrey essayed to light
this, but in her fright, she blew out
the match before lighting the candle
and gave the unlighted illumination to
Mr.. Schmidt, who failed to note that it
gave forth no light. Holding the ull-
JirrLt in hi
trusty revolver in the other Schmidt
went down stairs.
Bomhardment Beqins.
He entered the parlor. 1t was
dark. He heard noise at the window
He turned to go out of the parlor
and his overcoat caught on a piece of
furniture Thinking the daring burg
lar had seized him Mr.. Schmidt shout
ed: LET go of me or I'll shoot
hole through you" He threw the gun
backward by his side and emptied
its contents, not into a burglar, but
into Mr.. Millers piano. His coat BE-
came disengaged from the chair and
Schmidt fed upstairs to report to
the frightened women.
Mrs. Miller urged him to shoot
to attract attention and he fired vol
ley after volley through the open
window. Deputy Sheriff Steward
lives near. He went to the rescue 1
Night Policeman Allphin also hasten
ed. Schmidt called them upstairs
and the trio with drawn revolvers.
marched to the parlor. They thought
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-17
AFTER THE PIGSKIN
Whitman and Spokane Team
at 1t This Afternoon
WILL GIVE A LINE ON WHITMAN
Spokane Team Arrived in WaIa
WaIIa Yesterday Afternoon
Game Called at O'clock
WILL GIVE A LINE ON WHITMAN

Today's football game between
Whitman and the Spokane high
school will be important for two rea-
sons. 1t will be the first exhibition
under the new rules and it will deter
mine what Whitman's prospects are
Tor winning the pennant. Ever since
Whitman began practice this season
with only three old men those inter-
estei have been pretty pessimistic
over the outlook but they seem to
feel that today will tell where Whit
man is at
The boys from Spokane are stop
ping at the Hotel State having arriy-
ed on yesterday afternoons train.
They are not very confident Of win
ming, as they say Whitman is out of
their class but seem determined to
put up the best they have. Captain
Allen said to reporter this morning:
of course We cannot expect to win
against a college team but we are 60
ing our best and give them as hard
a rub as We can. We do not expect
to win it. We think likely the score
will be about % to but we are 60
ing to try and score'
Captain Hez Brown of Whitman
said: I'VE are going to play a light
ming game and pile up a big score.
All men are in good condition and al
though this is the first game I have
high hopes. 1t is Kennedy's first ex-
in
Heve he will be a good man"
Art Hauerbach and Al Hooper viii
De the officials. The game was called
at O'clock on the Old Whitman field.
Following is the lineup:
Spokane high school-Scott. left
enc Brown, left tackle; Stambaugh,
le't guard; Davis, center; Matthews,
lisht guard; Samuels. right tackle:
schmidt, right end; Coolidge quar-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-17
HUSBAND MoURNs LOST BRIDE.
A Former Army Lieutenant Takes
Blame for the Enstrangement.

Portland, Or-"She's my wife
She is the only woman in the whole
world that l ever loved"
Sitting on a sofa in his brothers
room, with his head resting on his
bosom and staring vacantly through
his tear dimmed eyes, Leo NJ. Cults,
late first lieutenant in the Twenty
sixth infantry, told of his enstrange-
ment from his bride of a month
The former soldier, whose cruel
treatment of his wife is alleged to
have been the cause of her deserving
him in a hotel at Milton, Or, lately,
returned to Portland. His wife was
last seen in Walla Walla, Wash, with
young man who refused to tell his
name
Give me the worst of it. You cant
say anything too mean about me-" re-
plIed the Philippine veteran when
asked for a statement regarding re-
cent troubles with his wife.
"Tll not deny anything. She is a
woman and | am a man and I can
stand it ALL"
She never limited at leaving me,
and she was gone before I ever
dreamed Of such thing. That's what
makes it so hard
Love for another is Cults version
of his brides leaving. Russell Smith
formerly of Portland is her compan-
ion, he said. Cults does not know
his occupation, but thinks he is an
actor. Which one he blames, the de-
serted husband would not tell. Six
years ago he first met Lucy K Jud-
son, in st. Paul. He loved her and
when he enlisted in the Thirteenth
Minnesota for foreign service he went
away with the hope that he should
some day return and claim her as his
bride
Broken in health after four years
active service, he resigned his COM
mission as first lieutenant in the
Twenty-sixth infantry, and the COM
mand of Company K, and returned to
the United States.
up until the time we married
continued the soldier, IT believed her
true to me and l believe she was. |
don't think she met Smith until after
she came to Portland, about three
months ago.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-17

TO turn on the light this time. The
lace curtains ratified and Schmidt
shouted: Hes at the window"
Looking closely the daring officers
saw a cat hanging by its claws to the
lace curtains near the ceiling. The
cat was badly frightened
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-17

terback; Nolan, left halfback; Greg
Dry, right halfback; Allen, fullback;
substitutes, DeHuff. Rice, Rodgers.
Whitman-Hooper, center; Smails,
Reeves, Helm, left guard; Graham,
right guard; F. Perringer, left tackle;
"Rudd" Reser, right tackle; H. Pax
ton, left end; O'Neil and Ryan, right
end; T. butcher, J. HILL E. Reser,
halfbacks; Brattain and Brown, full
backs
Some Of the Spokane delegation at
Whitman gave a select reception to
the old schooimates last evening at
Reynolds hall. Light refreshments
were served.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-17
TO SUCCEED CONGRESS.
MAN BOREING

Middlesboro, KY, Oct. 1.-THE re
publicans of the eleventh COMPRESSION
al district are in convention here to-
day for the purpose of naming a can
dldate for congress to succeed the
late Vincent Boreing. DR.. W. Godfrey
Hunter, late minister to Honduras. has
been working hard to secure the nom
nation. His leading rivals are D. c.
Richards, who has a strong following
and W. R. Ramsey.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-17
TARDY JUSTICE.

Upguardson-I know it's the GUS
tom to speak of Uncle Russell Sage a.,
a man of parsimonious habits, because
ne isn't what would be called a good
liver
Atom-But he is. Hasn't he lived
to be eighty
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-17

quietly going on for the past six
months.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-10-17

For the news. read the Statesman.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-14
WATER N ELONS
Decisions Affirmed.

In tho contest case Of Casimiro Cha.
con, contestant, from vallecitos. Rio
Arriba county, against Dcmetrio III
bera, contestee, which has been pend
Ing before the secretary Of the inte-
rior on appeal by c~ontestee from the
general land office since 1901, the Sec
rotary Of the interior rendered an
opinion affirming the decision Of the
general land office and the decision
rendered at the local land Office.
which decisions were both for the CON
t~estant, Chacon. The contest Involv.
ed the homestead entry Of Ribera for
the Sc. IA Sc. IA. Sec. II. and the
NE. IA. NE. IA, Sec. II, T. IS N, h.
s T., Rio Arriba county. It was con
tested by Chacon on the grounds OF
prior and better rights as well as
under the small holdings act OF con-
gross. The homestead entry OF RI
bera remains suspended and he will
have the right to protest against the
acceptance of Cacon's final proofs
when he offers to prove his small
holding entry. Benz. NJ. Read. Esq,
appeared for the contestant, and A.
II. Renehan, ESQ., for the contestee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-14
Trade Unionism.

Trades unionism was called to &C.
count for Its aimless and t~houghtless
course by Clarence barrow in an ad-
dres delivered recently before the
Henry George society. The speaker
advised the workers to abandon their
scramble for higher wages and devote
themselves to study the economic and
political action. Distribution Of wealth
produced and the monopoly Of nat
ure's bounties are the things to be
looked into with greater care, accord
ing to Mr.. Darrow. Continuing he
said: mo thinking man will deny
that the working men are getting any
where near the wage they should get
in comparison with the amount Of
their production. But wages are not
measured in money, but in the neces-
stiles and comforts which are obtain
ed, Trades unions must find out why
wages are not increased instead Of
seeking arbitrary methods OF raising
wages in one craft without relation TO
any other craft or to their fellowmen.
The mere question of raising wages
accomplishes nothing In the end and
is burdensome. II Is a weary travel
ing around in a circle. Not only that,
but the raising Of wages Is often mis-
chievous and and interrupts the bust
ness world and leads to nothing. II
the carpenter secures an increase of
his wage. then the grocer, because he
has to pay the carpenter. will demand
an increase. and Don the miner will
need an increase to meet the demand
Of the grocer
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-14
Killing Near Risbet

New from Bisbee is to tie effect
that at ! O'Clock Friday afternoon
Mine superintendent Monroe Clifford,
son Of former Superintendent w. J..
Clifford of the Dragon Copper Min
Ing company, operating at Johnson,
several miles north of Dragon Sum.
nit /, Arizona, was stabbed by a Mex
clan named Leandro Martinez, who
was promptly laid low by Clifford, who
Is q good shot.
1t seemed that Martinez had been
discharged and since then he had
been disturbing the other laborers. He
where he met CLIFFORD, who ordered
him away, but the Mexican was lis.
posed to be ugly in his drunken condi.
ton. During the discussion between
the men Martinez quickly drew a dirk
with a blade ten inches in length and
with an upper cut struck Clifford on
the lower left rib, the blade glancing
and leaving a deep cash, from which
Clifford lost considerable blood before
the flow was checked.
Clifford rushed into Fiege's store
and asked the clerk for a sixshooter
and the latter hurried to the garrett,
where he secured the weapon. Upon
receiving the gun Clifford hurried to
the open and fred four shots at the
Mexican, the fourth taking ef-
feet between the shoulder blades. The
Mexican fell dead In his tracks 100
yards away.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-14
Contest for Coal Lands.

The contest case OF s. s. McGibbin
versus Thomas r. Gable for 100 acres
of coal lands in township 10 north. 6
east. liz sandoval county, and upon
which the contestant and the con-
testce have filed coal d~eclaratory
statement, was In progress before the
register and receiver at the local land
Office In Santa Fe yesterday. w. b.
C%hilders, Esq, of Albuquerque and G.
+. Easley. ESQ, Of this city are the
attorneys for McGibbin. and Judge w.
IL. Pope for Gable. The contestant
claims that Gable has not improved
the land described in the declaratory
statement according to law. but that
the contestant has done so.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-14

and then point TO the stable yard
where the herd of sixteen or twenty
burros IL grouped as seen In the re-
produced photograph herewith.
These trsisty beasts Of burden, often
ridicnled and sometimes abused, are
the chief reliance Of the mountain
dweiler. They carry himself. his
family and guests safely rel the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-14
Funny and Characteristic Features Of the Plea.
sure Resort Up Next to the Sky Line
THE PECULARlTlES OF TRANSPORTATION
BY Burro Train Over Narrow Trails at Dizzy Heights. How Ba.
bies are brought to Taryey's.

OF tho hundreds who annually visit
that unique place known as "Ilar-
vey'so probably ten accept all the
comforts and c~onyenienccs Of the well
furnished house with its easy chairs,
invitingly fitted bed rooms. properly
appointed dining room and fully equip
ped kitchen as matters OF course
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-14

up here!" is the frequent exclamation
OF the new arrivals as they come upon
one after another apparently impossi
bic piece Of furniture or machinery.
The genial old proprietor will as like.
y - not reply that he brought the
designsted article In HE dirigible bal.
loon oF bis special freight automobile
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-14
Ready to
Climb
The Mountaisn

Is carried on a tray between the long
shafts OF which two burros are hitch.
ed, n before and m behind. Not
all the burro train al DO entrusted
with work like this Of carrying the
tray OF Tiger ms 1t IL known In the
hills. Tractable beasts are selected
and trained to the duty,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-14

toughest and steepest pathways with
never q missstep or stumble. They
bear seemingly unhaarshle e~-s~~
over the same difhcult trails, and us-
ually without accident.
The illustrations accompanying
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-14

which possibly had always been there
On the mountain top. The other nine
y are flled with amusement at the
completeness OK house and ranch out
At realizing that all the bulky and
heavy articles seen In the buildings
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-14

ANY objection to my smoking
here7' asked the extensively cheerful
as the vessel gave another dis
quicting lurch.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-14

Miss Million Of 81. Joseph was mar
ried In Kansas City this week and the
groom is not a Mormon. either.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-30
'UcrSnalinen,

49, so.
Rjupm sai'ar "a "a ~ !: ;-:s :..:s s.ss,.
Stpt Rosbmsnasn ifassi iin, ssim.
Err taHs sisktss fnfisrna srapa
20 iSt iisIu ins,Sus pspea.esia.
San Iaas y, iaa bel iitluuials s,y,ussr; !,
sss nav inssn. sOun Srr babss bpsi.
'Neafeis rssia % bpesia ois csunstr.
ssso sise me Risuiussn srpsi."
Minis nm tslrn' 'RRSS situiioH ,srinsar
Rin Inn y'trsipar srassrsnSeanb;
rtr ban sisif minout lnsiesf % liubar.
SO Str iaas ban fdsisirpr saHs'
Gan Iaas VT s@aa @ ,Ss, baara,is Sapst;
SE par ruiissi 90 isssia NJ pad;
gafH SttisifdSs Siit nss | sapst.
ca ben ssiitn ben piIbs bun iida.
dYam paa ssisrm iunSsm ban idutt,:
ssip % para eli paniau sanbs
gasa naar s'aarioi j's'Aftsths bl.nfis.
5sif baa nusti 4 tsimIsss eirans.
90 paar sissma srsai,a iom nasar.
Raay BET lupsr ap s'iousnr yaa straa,
60 naar fdttsr CT LOLA iOm Gasas,
sau ban iHssssas bdnau iiaa.
Spar slaitn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-30
8ierglpper.

ct uieepanIiat fort 9lHial sisrsIp.
Der bar eifi in PaasuutabsO osnns
gintsr ! osn psitrs Bart al siatsn. Os
ubepGbHsps gsriOHer iiposr pet iIOssit
at saa uoaf seisn for benz. 7s ipnss
msest spOt 81 pies, Ct graiiaspt apis-
belt iiis IGnaers sr uos paO fine Susts
turs. % ueOsHs bet image qlintsrDsir
Os esn ltrsnss auIes primer esm nGr.
mere DC bebpebs Stras, Cir prsiiptntsn
iis itait msp anlipsrssmaulst % lar
aifNH Iisas,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-30
Hra glorae


ienots ROns Ssiings os iprnplis si
Srep idmi en- al be ieneii uotomne 30
ger. al en- al be pnare soriattsrs. gi
taller for baube SrspstOs sossn. Der
besss CT aiennemlaiis. vi grepet uiI
pi bibiaite islssnSs, oa bet bill slabs
Or. % 6ru Seiinas's mango gsnner
Der at is, at be lpiielis % bfl bar Ito.
ret ben beiparIist aeiis;
"ROos Vsn!
SEQ oil berpeO | sOribsO isnps nOsls
Orb, iaa ou fan is, at pi M sr iilbas,
| sanile slprss. % nt of bpsrlsn trepe.
rsos al Sjsipss tllsr sil llnper Storm
% llpeir bad Reiisn upsr 9sIssn blaa,
giiinsers @rap. wsu bsiinbsr. .ps bel.
Snlsi sr inari obssr osiaa Der slOrse,
Os S.hlisbsesrne Obbsrsr jot sftsi
libt; SuIsbuiisns bar snet fine streii.
iog, os alt faloer mere tilbage ! lins
iGpme SOIOtr ipisn. gi for Dor Del
bar parst til s,mptlise Seller % Sci,
iiaber belle pelseH % hqpi bet ipGri
bpssslist. Seq isnbr big en- sos,
Der omonolsr nuriis 6orbOIbs, oa jsa
ueo. hit Sierte ilaur parmt for aft, iOnl
sr nOrii, Seq iiules liit at bap, fire.
bet noaet "POiisu" : en- Silim til
bore mango seHnsr % bsiitHSis paa
prarisn meO bisrtsIis 5ai for aIt. be
ajOrps til per Spsss. men iss islsr
mig life itripeopstis not til at iorms
mine Orb for ct Slao. 80.
Mons Asitnes,"
Srtpst CT pripai ps 6aterst gspsn,
Seosmarim, gOrse, San. 5. 1908. Os
ui bsngtter BE-! hsrnso iOm en- Silisn
fro Or, asfnss % Sufrp Il! gsunu.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-30
elOmita. .tginen.rne.

s,i rsiis ielpiierbs meo poittisrersn
mtIlsm Sisiston % Santinion en- inas
ssnbc iOlo s,intsrbas. 80 al be rel.
isnes issis at ipylOrts 5iosn mso at
talt on 'inaust 6s uisset; be fob til at
bare Sanoslsrsiienos os uant meo at
iIaitt fra Sp til Sp ult 5lass Seir
% 5sre. aOri iast be bapos bsore
slnleonius cub be iIeiie til at ituoere be
iOitisIIise RatiOnuIitsters Serssenhe.
Der, 9poer % SpOsr. M paiieoesooi
Oultrins Dor s'sriOu. iorboiof os taus.
BOG lpttsuos web' Sntrresie til Santa.
len. Der mn iprtss iaalsbss;
Sm ms; "en sins.. ital pi aItio
sips spiisrue % Sweibens arsoit for.
hemlis Oeres. psIt isisHusm prGstIss
SOrObrus. RpmMer ou III sn glaos,
buOr bpsr 6oO al Sorosu er bsnptiet,
buor Raisassrsu er rn for llsrGs,
bupr Susosassysn iinar john o9 frpeig
% bpOr Sdpsu buansr al Gjrpntiaser..
gIemiisr Os 5rust FAINT buor bet sr
paaidlOsnoe, bbilts prestiss llobus.
bpaninasr Der iinoss at lille bet tarpe-
liss 9aauinssbus Stpssen - iom.
mtr Ou. tiger iss. til en- iaaoan plaps,
oil ou nj uf Ii 5ilfGlSs iinos en- IN.
iisr iOW gier al ben Surm.~
Zen anoen: ga. Der sr WaaiIe
upsst | bet; men pou osnne StrGtnina,
ri uu rsiisr, sr isg iienoi, % Der Ter
ou om Spmmeren nstop en- RGiir al
iaapanut psliislts gisnoomms. iOm ou
taltr Om; men - ia, jss ueo. ou er en-
5piisr - unoitplo. Der sr Naioriies
ten Stanoiuaprr. iOm jss islp bar ben
2grs at pGrs. % nlso al Rdpeit fur
5Ditsrnss sOos essuiiabsr tor jts paa'
iiaa, at be CT lite nIoelts alsns ON ben
sag, at baps ginousrns iulos al
SlUmhtr. i6m9t Hebnte for en- stuno
iipsn."
Smiolsrtio or pi naaeoe uGrmere
gfiinatOn, Os ben treble Reiisnpt. Der
sr aT Daniet.SsriOmit. bianosr ia inO.
psanOs mob ct Sps. life lenstftn
@sim: "Sisit llolGnbinss er pps en-
iiioosn aIasIs 5olt; Der, mine Ssrrsr.
Ispsr, sitsr llOissppet at osmme. 6plt
Os Spin iamms Rum" - San iijs'
Ter 6nanlist Opsr mpo ben iiants. lpss
baarsos Roromanp. Der iuH miller %
Fesr: "Nanosn. iom Dor Der. CT DIR.
SdrtIsp. en- Hint 5drmtr. ium snonu
iuinasr fine Slap Sads" | ganosn;
tror, ban CT for blp iii at fri. sIlsr ian
bar itls beifsmms ia, oa Der mart
Iagt lite er nIiore Vi9er enc J&tanoias
rinae 4sttrt at p9las blanot. Wlen
ousr Der Dor en- amsriiansr 6jsist
meo i'm 80, iau at fiss, o. ban sr 5ar.
mtr. iOm bar uaiist fig"
Oct blsp iorunosrlis lille.
"Sar ou, 3piisr. nOseniinbt isst
leptnos Slpmiisr paa Ss9" ipsrssr ben
lpis.
"Se, iuarrr Gpiisrsn. "itis Osos
tnsans.-
"genS Bit SIit mob bet GUS Der.
Iaa iaar Su is, bpaO mine 6armtre ian
OpelIis Retuius al SlOmitsr.
St ale psubis is Os iaa bag ben
/ SIpra Os SuirtIsr frOsnt ginSuiss
rubs en- Slomftsrbuisi, Der iplots Ru.
ben - Suists Bern, | ale silore prsss
isnoe fine sGbtr % Raistippe mob
auosn for at is. bpem Der iisrie sitsr
be neoinseot 9sis paa iudodn ioIo Dag.
2rii.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-30
Cbsrit gpnti),

Der oeItus msp Soernt | aTiasn mob
England % iensrs blsp palst til ut res
preisnters galpap.S .Siiiiitet / SrlanO
OsO bet snssliie llnosrbus. bIsp. iOm
betisnot. arrriisrst % untlasst for
SsiiorreDeri. Sans npIis aiiasos
GOm LOB paa SsOsH. men ben snssIiis
aonss ianot bet ilOasit at iOrunOrs
Straiisn iii Iipspurisi isGusisl.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-30
nWoo brpoer allr Qope. I"

3 iuriijslliss Spsr / eitsn bar 6Ol,
bsnpitet iis oi osnns Rssel. % DC riss
bialper Dc iattiss | at fortune iis mso
aul. iaainurt ct iran itanir. BOG.
meme blir ui be iiaiisls 6attisioH ai.
IasieOs | en- gu % en- Sci. % Oiis
itaar 5raniOlisns Os fer osrpaa msO ct
Smil.
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sSnoiansr ipm sena!ar,

Ssmpiraisrns aaaiGs isssr ai iaa
inopalst aOnsrssmonO 6Hriis, en-
iuIpblpSs Snpiausr. til Ssnater, San
bIir. pm paIat, osH isrhs irbberbu.
sses SsHatOr | 9saibinstpu. % Oa ban
er SsnOlrai % iGaIsoss lnGa iuuIs
mango SpuitsslOisr irs be rspubliian-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-08-18
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.

Treasurer's office. Honolulu. Oahu.
In re Dissolution of the Wolters
Waldron Company, Limited.
Whereas, the VOTERS Waldron Com
pany, Limited, corporation establish
ed and existing under and by virtue Of
the laws of the Territory Of Hawaii.
has pursuant to law In such cases made
and provided, duly filed in this office.
a Ietition for the dissolution of the
said corporation, together with a GER
tificate thereto annexed as required by
law.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby CIV
en- to any and all persons that have
been or are now interested in any man.
ner whatsoever in the said corporation,
that objections to the granting Of the
said petition must be filed in this Of
flee on or before the 2Sth day Of Sep
TENDER and that any person or per-
sons desiring to be heard thereon must
be in attendance at the office of the
undersigned, in the Capitol Building,
Honolulu, at - o'clock of said day,
to show cause, If any, why said petit
ton should not be granted.
A. N. KEPOIKAI,
Treasurer Territory of Hawaii.
Honolulu, July 18th, 1903
2504-to Sept. 25th.