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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

A concert will be given by the
band at the Moana hotel this eve
ming.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

Browns in Town" will be the
play by the Slime Evans Comedy Co,
in the Hawaiian Opera house this
evening. 1t is button-burster
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

DR. W Il Jones has been appoint
ed to serve as veterinary surgeon
at Hilo, he agreeing to serve without
pay.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

Only Board OF Health members
and Government officials with bust
ness will be allowed on the next
trip of the Board to the Mo!okai
settlement.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

The following sugar ia reported
at Kauai ports ready for ship
ment: V X, 300 bags; Max, 969; 6
u II, 70: Mob, 25,932 and II NJ, 60
bags.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

W S Flemmiug is now the assistant
to the encouragement, succeeding
Judge P l. Weaver who takes charge
OF the land court.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

@ Bolte has made an alarming
report to the Board OF Health con.
corning the ravsges Of tuberculosis
among cattle at his ranch on the
east side OF this island, The mat
ter is to bs thoroughly investigated
upon the return OF Dr. Pratt from
Kona.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

Harry Woes, formerly engineer at
Eva mill, left by the Alameda for
Porto Rico to accsp, position
with w j Lowrie.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

The extension OF the Rspid Tran
sit track around the naval station and
Honolulu Iron Works will terminate
at South street.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Judge Davis 10 indispossd with
the dengue fever.
Lieutenant Merle johnson is the
new treasurer OF the jewelry house
Of Wichman & Co.
There are now 285 man employed
in the Honolulu Iron Works, an
Increase OF nearly 200 IN three
months.
A reception will be given 10 Cen
trail Union church this evening to
Rev aud Mrs E @ NJ sserve and Rev
John P Erdmau.
Bishop Libert, who left yesterday
for San Francisco to arrange for his
conservation, was accompanied by
Father Sylvester,
The extension OF the Rspid Tran
sit track around the naval station and
Honolulu Iron Works will terminate
at South street.
DR. Jared G Smiths fourth bull
letin ia devoted exclusively to sisal
10 Hawaii. 1t is a we'll edited and
interesting number.
The Hawaiian Pineapple Com
pany canned it's frat fruit at Wahi-
ava on July ID. It is expected that
a large shipment will soon be msde
to San Francisco.
Colonel Jones plans to have the
new military armory erected at the
corner OF Hotel aud Likelike stree is
on the cite OF the old National
Guard dining room.
At the meeting OF the Board OF
Health yesterday afternoon reports
from numerous doctors were read
showing that depgus fever is preva-
lent in ell the islands "a.
Mrs Bslmore, keeper OF the Bel
more lodging house on Beretauia
street, was hned S. yesterday for
disturbing tbs quiet. A KsscS,
with whom shs had the "row" wa
discharged.
Judge Dickey, Judge Davis, Gard
ner K Wilder, @ F Peterson aud
j l. Kaulusou are leading caudi.
dates for the office OF first district
magistrate. All are or have been
judges on the bench
Judge De Bolt has approved the
accounts OF George r Carter as ad-
minis.rator OF the estate OF | N
Hayden. He will not bs discharged,
however, until the heirs have decid'
ed upon their pro rstas.
Ray e S Ulford, the Evangelist
began his campaign last night with
lecture in the Christian church
during which he sung his famous
hymn "Throw out the Lifeline
Several other engagements have
been made for him in this city.
G Bolte has made an alarming
report to the Board OF Health con
corning the ravages Of tuberculosis
among cattle at his ranch on The
east side OF this island, The mat
ter is to be thoroughly investigated
upon the return OF Dr. Pratt from
Kopa.
A farewall dance was given al
Eva mill on the evening OF July j.
ia honor OF D B Murdoch and wife
aud Others who are shortly to leave
the plaptation. Mr. Murdoch vii
become auditor for the plsnta-
tions controlled by Alexaad'r 8
Baldwin,
Other than A Barnes, Fred I
Waterhouse, Henry Davis auC
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

The Hawaiian Pineapple Com
pany canned it's frat fruit at Wahi-
ava on July ID. It is expected that
large shipment will soon be made
to San Francisco.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

Ray e S Ulford, the Evangelist,
began his campaign last night with
lecture in the Christian church,
during which he sung his famous
hymn "Throw out the Lifeline"
Several other engagements have
been made for him in this city.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

Colonel Jones plans to have the
new military armory erected at the
corner of Hotel aud Likelike street is
on the cite OF the old National
Guard dining room.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

DR. Jared g Smiths fourth bull
letin ia devoted exclusively to sisal
10 Hawaii. 1t is we'll edited and
interesting number.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

At the meeting OF the Board Of
Health yesterday afternoon reports
from numerous doctors were read
showing that depgue fever is preva-
lent in all the islands 4a
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

At meeting OF the Exposition
Association held yesterday afternoon
Superintendent Cooper was autho.~
lied to appoint an exposition COM
missioner aud to take under his
department the business OF the pro-
iect. The appropriation is divided
between the public works Office aud
the Office OF the Secretary.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

Mrs Bslmore, keeper OF the Bel
more lodging house on Beretauia
street, was hned S. yesterday for
disturbing ths quiet. A Ksscs,
with whom shs Ind the "row" wa
discharged.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

A farewsll dance was given at
Eva mill on The evening OF July IL
in honor OF D B Murdoch and wife
aud others who are shortly to leave
the plantation. Mr. Murdoch will
become auditor ioE the planta-
tions controlled by Alexaad'r &
Baldwin,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

Stockholders Of Ksmalo planta-
ton held a nesting in Rlks hall last
evening which was aiterward de-
clared to be illegal and adjournment
taken to August l. Discussion in
the meeting, which was quite warm,
indicated spicy Developments but
probably a satisfactory adjustment
OF tho compauy'a affairs,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

Judge Dickey, Judge Davis, Gard
ner K Wilder, @ F Peterson aud
j l. Kaulusou are leading caudi.
dates for the office Of first district
magistrate. All are or have been
Judges on the bench
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

Judge De Bolt has approved the
accounts OF George r Carter az ad-
minissrator OF tho estate OF | N
Hayden. He will not be discharged,
however, until the heirs have decid-
ed upon their pro rstas.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS s.

The INDEPENDENT 30 cents par
month.
A concert will be given by the
band at the Moana hotel this eve
ming.
A business meeting OF the Killar-
ney Social club will be held this
evening.
The Olympic will take cargo OF
sugar from here TO San Francisco
for Hackfeld & Co.
o. Inspector Shorey's report for last
month showed only four samples OF
milk below standard.
j B Reedy has been elected chair
man and s S Peck secretary OF the
Board of Pharmacy.
Sundays band concert will be
given at the Palace grounds in
place at Makee Island.
DR. w Il Jones has been appoint
ed to serve as veterinary eurgeon
at Hilo, he agreeing to serve without
pay.
Harry Woes, formerly engineer at
Eva mill, left by the Alameda for
Porto Rico to sccsp. position
with w Lowrie.
WIS Flemming is now the assistant
to the attorney-gensral, succeeding
Judge P l. Weaver who takes charge
OF the land court.
Browns in Town" will be the
play by the Slime Evans Comedy Co,
in the Hawaiian Opera house this
evening. 1t lie -burster.
The barkentine Edward May ar
rived late yesterday, ID days from
San Francisco, with general cargo
for Alexander q Baldwin.
The Board of Health has prac-
ticslly decided not to accept the
Young (Herbsrt) promises in Ka-
lihi as site for the new insane asy-
lum.
The following sugar ia reported
at Kauai ports ready for ship
ment: X, 300 bags; Max, 969; G
q r, 70; Mob, 25,932 and II NJ, 60
bsgs.
Only Board OF Health members
and Government officials with busi
ness will be allowed on the next
trip of the Board to the Mo!okai
settlement.
The cabin passenger aud hospital
buildings ON quarantine island will
be completely renovated. Peter
High has been awarded tie contract
for the work.
At a meeting Of heads OF depart.
ments yesterday it was decided that
$4,000 per month could be expend
ed by the departments during the
next three months.
s Keliinoi and p Pail have bsen
awarded the contract for furnishing
paiai to the Molokai settlement
at the ratio of 80 cents per rs pouuds
under bonds in the sum OF $40.
600.
The steamer contract between
Honolulu and the Molokal settl;
ment has be,n awarded to the Will
der Steamship Co for six months
The Company will put the nev
steamer Likelike on the route.
There was not meeting OF tn
Board OF Agriculture yesterday AZ
ternoon on account OF the absenc
OF a quorem. Dr. Jared Smith wa
present, however, and showed to tn
three members ia the room sample
OF very fine green wrapper Tobacco,
which he had grown at the expert
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

1t is understood that e M Boyd
and @ r auckland are epplicauts
for the new Office OF Commisaioncr
OF Immigration and Advertising
Agent under the Treasury Depart.
ment. W Fl Coney is $50 in the
race for it, his name being largely
endorsed by several Representatives
whose dictates in the matter should
have some weight with the appoint
ing power, it decidedly being a
House created Office, VIM Blaisdell
IL also another after the place,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-07-16

Other than A Barnes, Fred t P
Waterhouse, Henry Davis aud
Charles Glrdler, mentioned for the
new office OF Deputy Insurance
Commissioner, under the Treasury
Department, the name of j NJ Riggs
is also mentioned in oonu action with
it as al applicant. IL ia also under
stood that j Fl Boyd ani G e
SmithIes are propable candidates
for the sams position,
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22

will increase each year for an in. definite time. There were seventy four vessels engaged in the Seattle. Alaskan traffic last year and they made 652 sailings. They brough, 19,251 passengers to this distric and returned with 20,594. Fol this service the transportation com. panies received alone a total oi $960.421 ,25. Their gross ireigh, receipts were $l, l7,26S,25, mak. ing a total of $2.777 ,6s9,5O paid to the transportation companies The value of ,he goods Id by S.. attle to Alaska was $1S,623; ;5OO From Alaska and the British Yu. kon, Seattle received SIS, ,943, 100 in gold, fish, furs, concentrates and general produces.
 The repor. of the commissioner of education says that there are nine ions between Po.nt Bar. row and Bethel wher reindeer hay, been dis ribu ed. The number ol lawns born las year and still liv- ing is ,654, which settles beyond doubt the qucs. on of the success full in reduction of reindeer in O Alaska.
 Many of the men whose names have become famous as the discOv- erers of noted mines or minera, wealth have died poor, friendiess and alone. in some obscure corner of the ear,h. Henry P. T. Com stock, under these sad conditions, shO hmsclfat BOzeman, Mon ana, in 1870. Samuel Hawkins Napier, the discOreror of the largest gold nugge the world has ever known. died recently in the wilds of the Gaiinauer river, Canada, POO miles from any O her human habita ion. He Is the la est vi:;im among the numbers who have unear. he'd for tunes, bu' who failed to reap the benefit.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22
Notice of Forfeiture.

Valdez, Alaska, Jan, 23d 1863. To J. P. Roberts, teo. hUgg and M. Silverman. You are hereby notified that have expended $f0O in labor and improvements on each of the following claims. 70 wit Tn. Smussl .r Cop. per Clam and tne Last Chance Copper clam, situated on Lan.lOck bay in Prince William sound. Alassa. in order tO hold said claim un- der the provisions 0i section zS2t, Revised Stat utes of the United States, being the amount required tu hold said claims for the year end. ing Dec. 3l, 1902 If at the end of ninety days n, m date You or each Ui yod refuse to contrib .te your proportion of such expenditure, us co-owner. your interest in said proper,y will become the property Of the subscriber. under sald .e, tivn -3-s.
 John Morton.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that a Special Term oi the Cnited States District Court ior the Third Iivision oi the bistrIct of Alaska, will ye n Ia at aldez. in said Bistrict. cumme u tin, February :, lSS.
 That a urand Jury will b. summ ned t,. meet at the courtrooins of said coart n Feb ruary .. lSS. and s triSl jugy will Dr s,.mms,ncd 10 m, ct at the same place frbri.ary 2, IaS ana thai both j..ri :. and tnc T,rm oi suiu e"urt, VIII c"iitfnu" III s'ssi n dntil all bdsi- ness that may prop riy come before said codit mas been ai>p,,sed If. Al. persons ncli, ,.r bound by recogniznnce, to appear at the next term oi said court, are her 'by required to at- tend at the time ana place aforesaid.
 Witness the Hon, ,.raDl, Jam.s Wickersham J.dge of said Court. this 10th day oi Dee, mber, 1902.
 Attest: Albert R. H:ilig. Clerk.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22
ORDINANCE NO. IS. L:c, nsing Peddlers, Hawkers, etc.


 the town oi vald.z. AIaska:
 LICENSES.
 Sec l.-It shall b, unlawful for any p.rson either as ag .nt. own.r IT ofh.rwis .. to peddle ss.lei,. pr pr x cute any of the business here matter mentioned within the city of Valdez fo. which licenses are req Iired without first tak. ing out or procuring the lice..se required for such business or calling.
 HOW ISSUED.
 See. 2-Any person ,siring to pr, s,cute any ti'ned shall hrsf apply t"a and pay to the city treasurer oi the city oi val iez, t.i am amt quired under his "rd nane- 1T lie ns. to pso ecute s.ch business. Said treasurer will ID !, the receipt ii the amrunt 0; mon Y so reJui.e is-ur to said appliean .e ipt therefor, sp.. i. iyins tIe am ,1nt e'is d. n perild U. lime Tor wh1, h ssid lic. ne l. GeSi.e and tn. D.si- ne and ealing said applicant. Tn app.i- "a: | .,r lie rse lpsr presentation of said r . ,eiP, 10 the city cle,k 'i the d'y of Valdez shall obtain License in accordance with said Ieee pt- All 'Ie!sI.Gs:,so itI licenses un- der the provisions Oi this ordinance shall b .,edit sd ey the , city treas rsr to the general treasurer with the several amo Ints so receiy d rsIth lie, nse ss the same app 'ars upon tn . treasGIers receipts nIon whisE said clerk has issued license.
 PEDDLERs AND BANKERS.
 See. .s.-Ey ,ry person who shall, within the City uf Valdez sell or contract tu se l. or cn,,s. to Le Id. or ,iicit for sale or purchase any gods. wa-es, m rehandise, drugs. m dicin .s, g.welry or wares of precious metal or ston e. or other prup.rty of any kind. or shall canvass O. take oidrrs for pictures or picture frames or enlarging photographs by going from h use house. or by pablic outcry, or any temp ,rary unlnclos d stand or place of business within this city, shall be deem d . ,ddler or hawker within th'. meaning of this ordinance and shall first obtain peddler's license irs m the e1ty oi Nsldez before prosecuting or attempting to pr. secute said business. The amount r = 4uired to be paid for peddlers license shr Il be xoW per day. o, Slo.W per. week. Pruyld d., that no person shall De required to take out IL eense Dr pay any lee for peddliug n,:wspa pers, nagazines, hsh. gam :. or farm or gard n pr, . ducts grown in the District oi Alaska and of- article or thing manufsetured and pr0du. ed within the District ef Alaska. And provid d further. that Igular commercial travellers. enl- pi yed by wholesal ,.o..s-s, and s,lling sta pl.. articles and me -chandise within the city shall ton.
 THEATRES, ETC.
 Sec. t.-rhestres and all places of public am m nt. wherein admission fees is charged not own. q or operated by residents of the cii y oi Na.dsz small. besore p.rating or sttem pfin ing fo operate the same within the city of yald z apfly Ior and ob, ain license th. reiCY. Said li. eens shall be slo.uo ?. r. night. See. 5.-Any person or persons vio- lsffng any of the provisions of this rrdinan, e. shs be d. m z ,lty oi . nisf smean0r and shs'i D. prose rted according to law.
 ,. --------. SA. D. H. Rs ui.H-Eru, CJsrk.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22
Town Lots for Sale.

Los in Sexton Addition to Val deg: For iniorn.a ion call on the undersigned at the office of Leedy & Kelsey. Ge,rge Sex on.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22

LICENSES. Sec. Tt shall b. unlawful for any person, either as ag .nt. Own.r ofh .rwis ,. to peddle s'hei', ar pr X cute any of the business here matter mentioned within the city of Valdez for which licenses are req Iired without first talk such business or calling.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.

Collector Oi Customs Jar, is has scconlm,n..,d .u the Treasury De- partment that the headquarters of the customs district of Alaska he moved from Si;ka to Juneau or Ketchikan; preferring Juneau, as it is on the mail line of travel of all southern Alaska steamers.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22
1903 calendars at Kern's.

Seeing is believing. If you think we don't sell Wallpaper at , cents per Roll, just call at our sore and be convinced. King & Whi.c.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22

Considerable complaint comes from the Cooks Inlet coun,ry oi white men selling in noxica ing liquors to the natives. The natives are being della !chetl by interruptions men and their condition is pi;iable indeed. A few weeks ago according 10 the cor r,slonden O; the PnosPEcToR, |, public mee ,iny was held a. Hope Ci y Q d.sc,.ss .his matter and d petition was sen, 70 the Uni ed Sta cs CO.nn.sslnn.r asking him to assis, them m olpins the sale or gif. oi any i.qGor ,o the ha ,ves. A. 0. her pom < in the Inle. coun- try and also fur her yves ward there are par ,ies who are making d busi- ness 0: s,,i.ng i.qLor 0 .he na Ives anu ,n.n ,e. m .he.r furs or d paliry sum. If these parties could be arrts cd and convIc.cd, they should be gwen the cx reme pen ally of the law.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22
Notice of Final Settlement.

In the Probate Court, Sunrise Precinct, Dis. trict of Alaska,
 In the Natter of the Estate
 of George Schroeder, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that IT. A. Smith, the administra. tor of the estate of Geotge Schroeder, deceased, of said estate. and that Tuesday the .sth. day Of Nay. f903 at 10 o'clock. .. m, at the court ros m oi said court in the town oi Sunrise, Alas. ka, has been daly appointed by the judge of said court, for the settlement Ui said account. at which tune and place any person interested in said estate may. appear and file exceptions in writing to said account, and contest the same.
 Lated at Sunrise. Alaska. this 2nd day of Jan. uaiy. lsQ3.
 John II. Bronlow,
 Clerk of said Court
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22

Seattle owes her great prosperity Of ihe pas few years Q Alaska. In 1895 'ha, ci y was on 'he rapid de- cline and it's dead place as could he found on .he Pacific coas.. Sinee the discovery of large quan tics of .,o.u ..nd copper n Alaska, Sea .lle has put on new life and energy and
 o-day $ one of the mos, impor ant cities on the coast. During the '9a3 & a'tl, did volume of "..,A.>s, al.h Aiaska an.o .nting o n-.r "A i.OG0.000 and her .s no l,.b ha ha hehus.re h- wee n
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22

ADVERTISING RATES. One dollar p.r month for one inch, single column. Locals, 10 cents per line for first insertion and i've cents per line for eacn subsequent insertiJn.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-01-22


 by rcrrcsen a,ive Jones oi Wash sngton to arpropr;a $3OO,OOO for surveys III Aiaska, should by ail mean. bv passed. Con:ricis can- ho; be made for surveys here al even the maximum government rate ui $2o.OO an acre, as the sur v.ys cannot b made for that mon- ty q. he prcsen. coss of ranspOr- Il icn. Take for ms ance the Cop per river valley where it is pro- posed to es ablish the base and meridian lines. 1 will ,ost from fifty cen o one dollar pound 0 take in the provisions and outfits for the surveyors. Last year the con ract was let for the surveying an establishing "f hese lines. hut wien the surveyor received h.s in- siruc,.ons, he found tha, the sur veyor general required him, under orders from the general offices at Washington, to erect iron corner pOs.s every mile. Upon estimat- ing the cost of these iron pOs.s and the additional cost of having them taken into the country on pack animals, the only means of trans- porta,ion in lhis coun,ry, he found that ii would amount to $35 per mile, alone, consequently he had 10 give up the con ract and the .and remains unsurveyed. It seems ,hai the only way for the land Q be surveyed is for ,he goy- ernnent ,O make an appropriation for the work and the surveyor gen. eral given i,e power 0 let he eon,rac. To Ia lowest reasonable bidder.
 Seattle owes her grrat prosperity of ihe pas; few years Q Alaska. In 1895 'ha. ci y was on 'he rapid de- cline and it's dead place as could
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-02-13
THE ROCKEFELLER

The Rockefeller kilograms TO senators
calling a halt in antitrust legislation
are still the sensation Of the day In
Washington City. Various OPINIONS
as to the incident are expressed: u
all agree that if Rockefeller did end
tbrm he has for the first time in his life
MAYED the fool Some say that the
kilograms were a fake and that the
scheme was gotten up to create a pCn-
lie prejudice against the Standard Gil
Company and other big trusts. 1t fas
been pretty we'll agreed upon by those
who have tried to run down the Reports
that the story was given out at the
White house last Saturday light. TINS
has created as much of a sensation as
the report itself. One senator declared
hat the story was given such VIDE
circulation from the White house 1or
the purpose of creating the general
impression that the administration Is
in earnest in its attacks on the trusts
One version is that an attorney Oh lHe
Standard Oil Company sent them. An
| other is that the story IS a fake and
the White house people were taken 1T
by them. Up to this time, it is SAID
no senator has been found who WI
| show such a telegram received by I'm
II is a remarkable case. 1t Is curious
| any any one would attempt a fake
| which could be so easily exposed. Ii
| does not seem reasonable that a person
would send such bogus kilograms ano
| that Mr.. Roosevelt and hs friends
would spread the news broadcast with
ont first ascertaining the truth of The
statement. Where there is a gTea
deal of smoke there is mighty apt tt
be some FIRE about.