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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-18
ADJOURNED TERM OF. COURT.
Davis was Found Guilty and Given
Seven Years In PenitentiarV.

.Ihe adjourned session of court OF the
Eleventh Judicial district convened at
tho court house on the morning of July
10th. Judge Can't presiding. s@~.-,.
Judge White appeared as attorney for
John 81. Davis, for whose trial the court
had convened. The Grand Jury, con.
sisting as follows:
G. II. Carhart Chris Murphy
A. w. Peterson Peter Strand
Sven johnson Fred Jackson
L. Ellington J. E. Mayhem
John Eliasen Noel Haml1n
Fred Bramer Martin johnson
N. J. Bray Bernt jacobson
Andrew Larson A. j. johnson
was at once set to work upon the charges
against John II. Davis. "rrue bills
we're found against him, as follows:
1st.-Grand larceny in the first degree,
for taking money from tho person OF
Bennett A. Rude in the night time in
Gust Olson's saloon.
2nd.-Grand larceny in the second de-
gree, for taking money from the person
OF 10. Beaalieu. also in Gust Olson's
saloon.
The first indictment was tried before
the following petit jury:
John Mckay Chris Nelson
John Gunderson John Jacobson
AdOlph ThOresOn Herman Helmers0n
Charles Haglund Peter Wannebo
Dan McDonough Frank LeSage
Anton Moe
After being out about two hours they
returned verdict of guilty as charged.
The second Indictment was tried be-
fore the following petit jury:
VIM. Ellquist John Tote
Gust Olson Louis Plante
Almer Nelson Ole Erickson
Sam Zimmerman John W. Babb
John L. Lundin John Larson
Andrew Johnson John West
After an hours consideration of the
case they returned 4 verdict of guilty
as charged.
The prisoner was ably defended by
Judge White, tried before two different
juries and given every opportunity for
defense. The charges OF Judge Cant
to the juries were plain, forceful explain
atoms Of their duties and of the law.
In imposing sentence the Judges re-
marks to the prisoner were earnest and
very impressive. Most excellent advice
that could be adopted with profit by
all young men.
The sentence on each Indictment was
three years and six manths, making q
total of seven years 10 the state penlten
tiary at Saltwater.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-01-24
Complimentary.

The Salt Lake Mining Review, edi-
torially, says: We predict great
things for the Tonopah Mining
Exchange. There will be no lack
of good and Legitimate stocks listed
On its board no other one camp in
this inter mountain region can boast
of so many producing mines, so many
bonanzas and so many promising and
gilt-edged prospects, for it would
seem as if the property owners there
were possessed of the Midas wand
and that everything they touched
turned into gold and silver The Ex-
change has the best wishes of The
Mining Review and we sincerely trust
that it will prove great power for
good for this Monte Cristo land
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-01-24
BUTLER NYE COUNTY, NEVADA SATURDAY JANUARY "a 1903
Officers and Attaches.

Both houses of twenty first legis-
lative session we're promptly organ
lied at the stated time. Officers and
attaches were elected as follows;
Senate-President protein, Chas.
Green of White Pine Secretary, G.
H. Mcintosh of Humboldt Assistant
Secretary, e. 7. George of Lander
Minute Clerk, w. f. Virgin of Doug
las; Engrossing Clerk, Mrs. Kate
Swick of Eureka Copying Clerk,
Miss Dora Aaron of Esmeralda; En-
rolling Clerk, Mrs. Elizabeth Fitz-
gerald of Storey; Sergeant-at-Arms,
King Ryan of Washoe Messenger,
D. Abel Of Humboldt Committee
Clerk, John Robb of Washoe; Page,
John Lehy of Storey Porter, Aug.
Berning of Ormsby.
Assembly - Speaker, Marion S.
Wilson of Elko; Speaker pro tenn,
]. A. Denton of Lincoln Chief Clerk,
J. A. Clark of Lincoln; Assis tant
Clerk, Miss Riley of White Pine ;
Journal Clerk, Ed. Hummel of Nye
Engrossing Clerk, Lizzie Morgan of
Humboldt; Enrolling Clerk, Kate
McElroy of Eureka; Committee
Clerk, Geo. w. Keith of Ormsby
Sergeant-at-Arms, Richard Gala
CHER of Storey; Messenger, j. A.
Daley of Churchill; Porter, Mr.
Latta OF Lander; Page, Charles
Tranter Of Ormsby.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Oein SnuS Yet beine @eIt.
II. Sbeil.

Sang anbers nod erldeint uus bas
@irtbsbausleben Der Samilienpdter.
menn mir bai1elbe nod Der 9r:ltli6en
Settle bin betradten. SIN bieler Be
siebuns birfen mir ni9t aus BEN slu=
gen perlieren, baB Der Marn in Be-
suS auf BE grsiebuns Ser &inber linb
in 8esus anf bic gauge 9a~usorbnuna
bie erite Serantuortlins bat. aanu
nun elm damn, beiien @elt bas
Birtbsbaus lit, bieien leinen gf(i6=
ten, bic bod semiB ernit unb beilio
iinb, na6fommen2 Nie unb nimmer
gs fann ia INNER nod aues gut &c.
ben, menn bic EQUESTRIAN auf ibreul
Plase lit. aber no finbet man beui
gu Gage Die Srauen, welde ben @il=
len nno bie araft baben. ben Manr
BET Der grsiebuns gu erlesen?! @it
uiele Witter iinb gu meid, gu sart,
81 announcement, gu na6lidtig. Selbl
rpeun Die Climber erwadien linb, ge-
bort Der Batter aud nod Abenos II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

lorsen, unb leste bar, es wirbe eine
gemiaisuns pom 81, 900, 600 erfor=
berlid Iein, UNI Elm @ebdube fur bic
unterbrinsuns bes 6anbels=O eparte=
ments gu erridten. Sin Id0ner Sraum |!
geim grwa6en finbet ii9 Sefretir
Gortelpou in einem ensen 3immer6en
in Der Ii. StraBe, no serabe senus
plas fur ein paar 4ulte, einen Slid
unb einise Stible lit, neil Der Som
sreB in ieiner bodmoblweilen Spar=
lamteit ii6 nidt einmal basu bat auf=
i6winsen f0nnen, 10 uiel gu bewi0iz
gen, baB anitdnbise Gdumli6teiten
semietbet uub balbwess prdlentabel
mObltrt merben fonnteu. Sas ida
bisite unO biuisite NOR serabe gut se=
mug far bas neue Separtement, beiien
aufentbaltsort einen ginbruf ma6t,
baB itd Ste 8elu6er orbentli9 i6d=
men manen, einem &abinetsminiiter
in iOl6er ltmsebuns gu besesnen.
Ssfretdr gortelpon lit offenbar Elm
Stieffinb bes aonsrehes, unb man
bot es fir paiieno sebalten, an einem
Oepartement su lparen. mas man fir
anbere aus Sem Seniter biuauspirft.
llnb bod, wie bat moi I'M SonsreB
~gearbeitet unb setrie6en, ltm Sas neue
Oepartement SIT l6aHen, unS uie
ldmei6elbaft duBerte man lt6 Iber
6errn gortelpou ielblt Nuu, INNER
mirb es ntdt 10 blsi6eu f6nnen, uno
i'm nd6iten 8tnter birfte cine laftise
Na6bewiuisuus li6 ais uOtbis erpei=
fen, benn eine lOl6e 8lamase. wie
tie ii6 in bem rteuen 6anoels=0 epar=
tement iauitrirt, fam man bod ni6t
permanent auf ii1 liseu lalien
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Sette 916.
gen aonsreBboti6aften unb republic
tanil9en prablbaniereien ii6 bars
bieten.
NuDfeDelt'S @umib erretcbt

Sroe bes %enblolen @eldmdses inn
SunbesIenat in ser lesten Sibune
bes 81. gonsrelles unb in Der auBerz
oroentli6en Senatslisuns lit Der ga=
nama= 6anal= gertras in leiner ur=
lpransli6en Sailuns, melde ibm bur6
Staatsminilter San i'm Ginperitdnb=
nib nit Prdiibent Gooiepelt in ben
unterbanblunseu nit benz colombo
l9en 6eIanbten Or. 6erran seoeben
moroen mar, nurmebr pon unierem
gunoeslenat beinabe einitimmis be-
ltdtist worbeu. au9 bic bemofrati=
|i9en Witslieber itimmten nit serinz
ger ausnabme fir i'm. gs lit nun
gu erwarten, baB bas eolombilde 8ar:
lament, in weldem es boHentli6 fei=
ne pioerwiaisen llnenbli6teitsl6wdt=
ser pom S6lase Morsan's sibt, Sen
Sertras, 10 wie er lit, obne lanses
3osern beltdtisen mirb. Die ge=
ltimmunsen bes @ertrases purben
|i6on fraber mttsetbeilt. Ser aanal=
bau wirb Uncle Sam ein Seibeueelb
%toiten, obslei6 fransOiiI6e anfdnse
oellelben, fur pel9e bie Ser. Staa=
ten idwer besablen mullen, bereits
u%orbanben linb.
Dieter 8ertras NIT golombien lber=
trdst in Die S~ereinisten Staaten, no.
tirli6 fur ibr tbeures Gelb, ale n0tbi=
gen 6obeitsre6te iiber Ben aaaal uno
ii6ert golombien Elm babi6es gin=
fommen aus bemielben, iouie feline
Selbftdnbisfeit. SnSem es u~nierer
Diplomatic selans, Ben glaptonzgul=
per=gertras aus Dem @ese su i6of=
fen, lit England iebe @etpalt iber BEN
aanal entsoseu. Sobafo bas betd=
ttsenbe @ort aus golombien's 6aupt=
ltabt So9ota fomut, treten enoli9
Oie sroBen SoQma6ten in 3roft, mel=
DE our6 Die ldnsIt pom porteen Som
sreB ansenommene SiQ bes Wiscon=
finer Staatsmannes Spooner unie=
rem Frdfioenten betreffS bes aanal=
baaeS a%bertrasen iino. GooIepelt
muBte in Solse Der parlamertarilden
Gerl9leppunsen ieinen serpaltigen
aanalbaubrans bis jest besd9men.
aber Iobalo pom 8osuta bos entIdei=
beuSe @ort fontHit, uirS ar i'd on
bic sroBe aufsabe maiden. 9as
grite miro bann Sic geiteuuns Ser
gaaleitunss : gommiiiion fem, iiber
beren befrteOtsen6e 3ulammeniesuns
&ooieuelt NIT it6 i'm Geinen iein Iou.
Webr ais senus 3eit bat er ia se=
ba6t, UNI bie fa6mdnnilde seituns
Ses sroBen @erfes, wel6es Sen at=
lantiI6en uns Sen Stinen Sseon unb
bie weftlide unb Oltli6e @elt ei1an=
Der ndber brinsen pirb, in sic ri6ti=
gen 6dube gu leeen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Cine ueberrafbuna.

Seutl6lanb unb anbere europdii6e
Wd6te baben 8albinstou eine ueberz
raIduns seliefert; tie uOrlansten biez
lelbeu BOrsussre6te BON BEN Serei=
ntsten Staten Iowobl rpte guba, Die
ii9 bic senanlten beiben Hesterunsen
bur9 BEN abI9luB zines 6esiprosi
tdts gertrages etnrdrmen woIeu.
Die tboretiI9e geredtisuus bieIer
Sorberuns lit bur6 Bic Sbatiade &C.
seben, baB Seutidlano gu uns i'm
gerbdltniB elmer meiitbesinitisteu
Ma6t itebt. @ir lasen ptbeoretil6",
neil Bic 6altuns Der beutl6en Ste
sieruns in Ser Srase Ser Meiitbe=
sinitisuns felt Sabrsebnten nod
l9uanfenber mar ais bic unlrise.
Sn Ser aonpention pon Saratosa be-
ldrdnfte Oeutldlanb Ste Weiltbesin=
itisuns auf bic lanbuirtbI6aftliden
grseusniiIe. anseli6ts bss Sinslep=
Sarifs iteIte lt6 Berlin wieber aui
Sen prinsipielen Stanbpuntt bes Ser
trays, uuo IS fam I'M Sabre 1900
Elm neues abfommen su Stanbe.
SaiIelbe lduft nit bem gnbe bieies
Sabres ab. l1nb Seutldlano, bas
feline 3oQpolitit auf pOuis neuer
Gruuolase sereselt bat unb NUN an
ben abi6luB m0slidit sinltiser 6an=
bels=g ertrdse benteu muB, iteut iid
in einem sei6idt sewdblten MOmente
tbeOretild gum lesten Wale auf ben
8oben ber uertrassmdBis uereinbar=
ten WeiItbesinltisuuS.
Die 3eit ser Sborie unb Ser gr=
perimeute lit ober porbei, in Berlin
lomobl, uie in 8albinston. Oeutl9=
Lamb brau9t @aHen unb lit euti9lol=
fen, ieber an,erifanii6en gbifane unS
ieber 6o9ldusmabresel NIT sleider
Munse in Sarif unb gertras 81 BE-
sesnen. england, GuBlanb unb
Oeiterrei6 tbun bafIelbe. ueber ste=
ie Situation last li6 nidt NIT 9bra=
fen, ni9t nit Ser 8etonuns nnierer
abioluten Selbtbeitimmunss &e6te
binwesfommen. Oeuti9lanb uer=
lanst auf Der 8aiis internationaler
Gesenleitisfeit cine frieblide Sdlt6z
tans Ser DiHerenseu, unb unIere groz
tettionsf0de werben in Babe 9ele=
senbeit finbeu, ibre Sunit gu seisen.
Die Guba=6 esiprOsitdt fommt Salom
duBerlt selesen, neil Der &onsreb
burd bic gemiaisuns pom SonSer=
uersinltisunsen unb Die gena6tbeili=
suns europdil1er Gsporteure IN Die
5odidusmauer eine grel6e idieBt.
gs wirS Der Station nod flar werben,
baB bas gefreien unb llnterio9eu
pom fremben g0lfern, grpaniion UNI
Smperialismis nod anbere Seiter
bat, ais ruie lie in tinbiid : Idwallti.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Sur Elm Sramm.

Gem nellen 9aubelszO Department
sebt IS, wie manden Sterbliden, bic
pom id0niten Soffnunsen umsaufelt
babinuanbeln, unb banu pl6sli9 pom
Der rauben @irtlidfeit ansepadt, aus
benz &ei6 ibrer bodfliesenben grdlme
b%erabitirSen. Sefretdr gortelpou,
pom Der @i6tisfeit bes neuen Oeparz
tements, gu beiIen gbef er %erfOren,
iiberseugt, eriudte ben aongreB, man
m0se fur cine aasemeiIene 8ebouiuns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
3meiter She'll.
Sarr' aus!

Gs fnifern bic Resentropfen,
am Senfer podt Der @inb.
&ie enblos lang bic Rddte,
Die bang burbwa6te limb!
Gs wei6t inn Morsensrauen
Sas Snntel ousema6.
Seri6lafeu bsbt bas aOpfheu
Gin Yoslein nnterm DAD.
limb bod fein Sonneuleu6ten
Den oumpfea Sanu ;erbra6:
IS folst Der Ea6t setreuli6
Gin traber LANCER Gag!
sc Till! Surb idwere @olfeu
Sas ei6t bod gabu fid bri6t;
Der Seele tiefites Sunfel
Wa6t Seine @nabe li6t!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

sepiiiert BIN, baB eilts lit Bic able=
suns meines geseltes, iopie au6 I'm
Ier Serr Selus gbriltus mir es funb
setban bat" am 20. Stunt rs p. 6.
murbe Ser FL Petrns NIT Dem 6aupte
sur grbe, mie er's ii9 a~userbeten,
ans areuS sel6lasen. am lelben
Gage murbe Der sroBe S0lterapoitel
Gaulus ~entbauptet. Iber aud bieler
Sturm sins uoriber, unb Ste Stride
! sins neuseitdrft aus Dem Sample ber=
Dor. Gin Sabr ipdter mar Nero bas
moralii6e Moniter, bieie au~sseburt
Der Sole, ni6t mebr. @as Daniel
gum sottloien Gepaltberri6er Sea-
budobonohor lpra6, gilt alien unieru
beutisen &irdenitarmern: vbu aonis
l6auteft, unb iiebe, es mar cine sroBe
Silbidule; btele gtlbldule, sroB unb
an geltalt erbabtn, itanb bic sesen=
iber, unb ibr Nnblid mar eri6redenb.
Ser aopf SieIer gilbldule mar aus
beltem golbe, aber gruIt uno arme
aus Sil6er, bann Baud uno Suite
aus grs bie S6enfel a6er ruaren aus
giien; eiu Sbeil Ser SuBe mar eilern,
ser arbere aber irben. 80 i6auteit
bu, Bis li9 losriB ein Stein (pom
Serse), ni6t bur9 6dnSe; uno er
traf Die gilbldule OUT i9ren eilerneu
uuO irbenen SiBen, er seridmetterte
bieIe. alsbalo maren sermalmt su=
mai Gtlen, Sbon, grs, Silber uuo
gOlb unS aufselOit sleidlam in Spreu
elmer Sommerteme, unb tie 1purben
uesserafft pom @inbe, unb ni1t iparb
sefunben lire Stdtte ; ser Stein aber,
Del6er bic gilOidule serldlasen bat=
tie, marb Elm sroBer Berg unb erflnte
Sic Grbe. DieIer Stein lit Selus
ebriltus, Der Stein bes NnltoBes Der
Setnbe ser @abrbeit. Oespesen,
6 ritli9e 9ereinsbriber,
lailet uns froblofen unb uns ribmen
i'm Sample fur bas &reus. Das
&reus, bas Sir I'M gereine itets Dor
ausen l6mebt, Ioa Dir nidt lein, mas
es ben beionil6en @ermanen mar.
rab bas Sreus.-;3u ALIEN 6ofben
WuB it'd tets bas Sreu; 9eleueu;
Stets bas Sreus.-Wfir md6t IS Qrauen,
Mehr ais Sturm unb piIbe Neuen."
Netn, bteIes lei bes fatbolil9en
Sereinsmannes @ abllpru6:
rStol; unb Sros 1T cure DER ll~nsldubisen)
Susenb.
uulere Ger Gbrilten)-Sra9en unb gutIoseu,
@loubenb, 6offenb, ginen lieben
limb benz 0ienit Der Qubereu leben.1
{Drei;ebu einbeu.)
geSenfe man6mal, beiu Sibrer lit
SeIus gbriItus-unb 6unberttaul enbe
fdmpfen NIT Dir. Darum:
rGuloet mutbis Miuiouen,
Suloet fir Die before Welt.
Sroben iiber'm S%ternenselt
@irb eiu sroBer Soft ~befobnen."
{S9ider. J
Damn fonnen MIR nit Sem multi
gen &dmpfer fir oas &reus BET unle=
rer abberufun BON bieIem iroiIden
&fplase nit bem Fl. gaulus ia
gen: sd meroe i6On balO seopfert,
unb bie 3eit meiner auHOiuns lit na=
be - sd babe ben eblen &f
sefdmpft, meine 2aufbabn uoaenbet
uno BEN 9lauben bemabrt. - l1ebri=
gems 1T mir bic &rone ser @ere9tis=
feit p%orbebalteu, wel6e Ser 6err, Ser
sere6te Ridter, mir an jenem Sage
eeben mir6. Sim. 4. 6, Z, 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Sternfbnstopea.

Iierpont Mprsau bementirt sic
Na9ri6t, baB er auf letner Heile
nad benz Sioen Elm paar 5otels se=
fault bat Sas slauben mir germ.
Mit Iol6en Sleiniseiteu siebt er ii9
nidt ab.
Der Fanama=@ ertras tit iest enb=
li9 unter DAD unb Sad, unb nun
tann's NIT Dem gau balo losseben.
Sn unlern ueberi6uB i'm S6asamt
mirb Oie geldidte cine seb0rise
eide reiBen = aber mir boben's ia.
Die erite mSduar;e Site" pro-
|feIItoueuer Srunfenbolbe, sic in Sou=
Son unter Dem neuen Inti : Srunfen=
belts geies per0Hentlidt rpurbe, ueiit
breimal mebr @eibsbilber ais Wdn=
ner auf. nSas ldBt wabrli6 tief
bliden", iast Sabor.
gu Dem Gelesentpurf bes gbtla=
~belpbia'er glimle, baB Ben Wlttern
srober Samilieu iilberne unb solbene
gbren : MebaiIen perlieben merben,
ltelt bic ratlanta Contribution" bas
re9t uerninftise ENHANCEMENT Ndb=
maldinen wdren better.
9eneralabiutant Gorbin, Der aus
erieben 1T, bic srobe Yarabe BET gr=
Ofnuns Der Ausiteuuns in ct. souis
gu leiten, lit idOn jest babel, iid fur
bieielbe mobl uorsubereiten. 8ein
@unber, baB er es bamit 10 eilis bat,
nirb bas bod Bic sr0ste militdrii6e
Shat lein, Bic er in leinem 9eben se=
leiltet bat.
Barrier Sldtter mouen milIeu, baB
ser aailer pom China unb Ste Gaile=
rim : @ittpe gum erften Wale euro-
pduii6e aleiber anselest unb erfldrt
bitten, baB Der sanse 9ofitaat euro
pdilde 9leiber trasen merbe, iueun
lid bic Neueruns bemdbre. Ob nit
Ben europdiIden aleibern audi elm
Wedlet Der Gelinnuns sesen Die
Sarbaren4 einber sebt, lit ieoenfaus
smeifelbaft.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-24
SOFT DRINKS NOT HIT.
TREASURY WAS AFTER
DRUGSTORE WINK TRADE
BEVERAGES MADE OR DISPENSED
WITHOUT ALCOHOL DO NOT
PAY A SPECIAL
TAX.

Soda water manufacturers are rest
ing easy since becoming acquainted
with the following ruling OF the
Treasury Department:
To Collectors of Internal Revenue and
Other Internal Revenue Officers:
In view of the letters of inquiry re-
ceived at this office concerning Cir
cular No 636. dated December 10.
1902, relating to the liability to special
tax OF druggists and other persons who
sell soda water drinks or similar bever'
ages to which distilled spirits, wine, or
any compounds thereof are added, Col.
lectors are advised that the purpose of
said circular was to discountenance
and prohibit the sale of distilled spir-
its. wines, or compounds thereof, in
combination with soda water or other
beverages OF n similar character by
druggists and other persons without
payment of special tax, and was not In
tended to hold that special tax should
he imposed upon persons who sell soda
waters, ginger ale or other like bever'
ages In the. condition In which they
are received from the manufactures,
without adding thereto when served
by the dealer any spirits. wine or com.
pounds thereof, or who add In serving
the beverage only extracts in the con.
dition In which they were received
from the manufactures of the same,
and which beverages, or extracts, con
tain no spirits or only spirits in guam
tity necessary in the manufacture and
for the preservation of the same.
II must be understood, however, in
this connection that II any manufac'
turer OF extracts or syrups, soda water
or other drinks susceptible OF use as a
beverage, introduces into such extract
syrup or compound, in the manufac
ture of the same, a quantity OF spirits
or wine. or compounds thereof, not
necessary In the manufacture or for
the preservation OF the same, thus con
stituting a compound liquor within the
meaning of the statute, such manufac
turer should be held liable to special
tax as a rectifier. and wholesale or re
tail liquor dealer, or both, according tC
the quantity sold at one time, and the
vendors of such compound will render
themselves liable to special tax with
relation to the sale of the same
whether sold in the manner in which
received from the manufacturer ol
otherwise.
This office does not wishto interfer,
with or embarrass legitimate manufac
turers of extracts or syrups, soda wa
ters or other similar beverages whicl
are recognized as non-alcoholic com
pounds or drinks; but it is intended
that alcoholic beverages, no matter b!
what means produced, or through
what agency introduced, shall not b.
yended without payment of special Ia,
by the vender. j. w. YERKES,
Commissioner
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-24
BOOKED FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

per o. S. S. Sonoma. sailing Febru.
AIRY 24.--Mrs. Mary Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
w B. Lloyd, DIR. w. II. Davis, Mrs.
r. G. Higgins. b. II. Lichtenstein and
wife, W. S. Twilley and wife, Mrs. | =.
p. Lyon, Mrs. r. NJ. Durkee, J. C.
Birge and wife, Miss Ada Birge, Miss
Riddle, +. b. Pond and wife, Geo. II d.
Whitney, Carl +. Lehners, II. Tuggy,
c. +. Eggert. +. II. Kaub, Clarence
White and wife, Mr.. McClurg, c. J.
Fishel, J. J. and Z. Nj. McGinnity, E.
Pollitz, A. w. Higgins and son, A.,
Humbach and wife, j. s. Splitter, J. f.
Colburn and servant, James Wakefield,
Byron Noble, Mrs. J. Il. Bergstrom
and child, A. Goldstein, Horace Nc.
Elroy, II. l.. Shaw and wife, Paul
Mccormick. Capt. w. II. Whiting, U,
S. N; Mrs. Lorrin Andrews, child and
maid; Jno. Prudence, G. S. \. Pecht,
d. l.. Wadsworth, G. A. Collinen. j.
G. Rothwell, G. W. Williams.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-24
JANET WALDORF COMING

A communication from Arthur Sey.
mour, the representative Of the Janet
Waldorf Company. which has been
touring the Orient. says the company
Is en- route to San Francisco. It is
their intention to visit Honolulu. The
company will leave Yokohama on the
2Sth instant. The seasons in Hong.
kong and Shanghai have been most
successful and the press speak most
fayorably of the merits OF the COM
pany. The pieces to be presented here
will include such popular dramas and
comedies as "a Royal Divorce" Sweet
Nell Of Old Drury," The Lady of Os
tend" "Camile," "The Wrong Mr.
Wright" "Magda," Facing the Mu
sic" Sherlock Holmes" besides the
selections of modern and standard
plays from Miss Waldorf's extensiv,
repertoire.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-24
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

For Hilo and way ports, per stmr
&inau. Feb. 24.-Mrs. G. Spencer, G..
9. Aliina, Mr.. Forbes, Mrs. G. S.
Holloway. Mrs. A. W. Richardson
Mrs. NJ. X. Keohokalole, Rev. Sydney
Morgan, +. Halstead, Geo. Ross, j. 7.
nolr. T. r. Robinson. Miss r.. C. La
mont, Miss V. Ryerson, Jas. Itind, Rob
ert Hind, Miss NJ. Woods. Mrs. James
Hind, Mrs. G. A. Hutchlns, Miss l.. s
Hutchins, Mrs. J. B. Cory, Mrs. b. +,
Langford, A. Davies, r. Give Davies
d. n. Gilmore, A. Haneberg, Mrs
Marsh, Mrs. j. N. Patton. .. S. Hollo
way, Francis Brown, Dr. Geo. A.
Moore and wife. Mrs. Noonau. Mis-
Jennie Giffard. Mrs. l.. p. Ridgood.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-24
THANKS TO MASoNS.

The following letter has been sent
to the masters of the various Masonic
lodges: At meeting of the executive
OF the Associated Charities
OF Hawaii, a communication addressed
to Mr.. G. II. Cooke, treasurer of the
Associated Charities, was read, stating
that the sum OF $300.10, the proceeds
of a lecture upon the Passion Play OF
ober-Ammergau given by DIR. Vile of
Danbury, Conn, had been donated by
the above societies to the Associated
Charities. The secretary was instruct
ed to express to you the sincere
thanks Of the society for the much
needed donation. Respectfully,
MARY s. WHITNEY,
Secretary Associated Charities.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-24
Secretary Associated Charities.

Paul Helleu, the French artist, win
shortly pay the United States a visit.
He is famous for his dry paint por
traits and is known as the Du Maurier
of France. His daughter Helen, now
l6, is his best model.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-24
ladrones Killed.

Manila, Feb. 23.-Three hundred La
drones under under General San MI.
guel. captured and released three de,
tachments of constabulary. The Rial
constabulary killed eleven Ladrones In
LuZon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-24
One PLAQUE Death.

Mazatlan. Feb. 23.-There was one
death today of the bubonic plague.
Two hundred cases have been isolated,
Energetic measures against the fur.
ther spread of the pestilence have
been taken.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-24
PASSENGERS BOOKED.

The following are booked for passage
on the Claudine, sailing NJ y. m. to.
day for Kahului: w. II. Cornwell and
wife, e. @, Brown, T. A. Lloyd, II
Penhallow and wife.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-24
Germans Restore ounboat.

Puerto Cabello, Feb. 23.-The Ger.
mans have restored the captured Ven.
esuelan gunboat Restaurador and the
German cruiser vinetta, which has
been holding it, has departed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-24
Kings levee.

London, Feb: 23.-Today King Ed
ward held his first leyee since his ILL.,
ness. President Francis of the st.
Louis Exposition was presented and
was promised private audience with
in the next few days.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-24
Want New State.

Tucson, A. -, Feb. 23.-There is q
strong agitation here for the formation
OF new state embracing Arizona and
seven counties of Southern California