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Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-01
cAMAMEA, vAoUi RiVEE | clF,c RAILROAD
 G,neraI Notice

Effective January 15, 1909, following Eill be daily scheduie O. passenge'r rains:
 Naco, Sonora. January i5. 1908
 Ar from Douglas 7:0l m.
 Lv. for Naco TIT a. m.
 Ar from Benson. $50 .. m. .kv. for Fl 2aso and Dougla S:eo 6 m.
 Ar. from Naco 12:3S p. n. EE. for Sac p. ID. Ar. from RI Paso 4:42 ?. m. ke8Te Naco %. %. ... ... S:3O .. m Leave CananeA ... -. x:OO ?. m Arrive C9nanea .. =. ...11:S0 A- m Arrive Nsc0.. ..- %. 4:O0 ?. m B. A. McFAriand.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-01
Douglas
 Investments

Two bus;cess lots between tb.A1 acsi $ith. ou r Avenue, fnr sale, g GOO A GOOD SPECULATION
 Fine hDtei site, corner Of F and 18th St. three lots, ss,DoG Terms easy.
 Five-rOorf hcrse, large cellar anf barn. sptendic home, between 18th and 18th Sts,, or r. Arerue. ss.5o0' Terms. easy
 Four residence lots cu 18th St., ss5O
 SPECIALIZING lots on 18th St. $25o
 Six i1aaf-arre lots oc f2th St. 1f minutes walk from business part 0! town. si50 each, for two weeks only
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-01

H. CLAY HERRlCk.
 Danglas, Arizona. Rents collected. insurance. written. and property looked after for non- residents.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-01

D. A. McNAriand. Asst. General Manager.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-01
NOTICE OF syocKhoLoERs'
 MEETING.

Notice is hereby giveo that the an anal meeting of the stockholders of lhe Michigan & Arizona Development Co. will be held at the ofiice of the company. in Bisbee. Arizona. on octo. Der i2tt, 1903. at o'clock n. m,
 (Sigued, J. J, WJRTR. Secretary
 9.i2.int
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-01
GOLD TREASURE MACHINERY
 COMING
DIRECTORS ARRIVE AT M:scO IN
 PRIVATE CAR-
Are Selecting the Site for the Hsrfl, Which Wit Arrive Within Three Weeks
Especial to Review }

Special to Review
 Naca Sept 2a.-Nano mining cir cles has recSswed another impetus iH che consoheation Of the Goi: Treas sre Mining company and the Arixo- Na Mining and Development c'omca. ", which latter company owns prop cities in Silver Plume. ColoTatL
 The presidenr of the New corpa- " is Mr C. G Jones, a caloi aris1 of 0hlahoma CiTy. Okla lie. ,r, j. -~-' sral members of the eOrDiNal.y, a," here h the private car "Wsrderer' for severn! days. whle they Are oe- efding or . iocatior fur tSe4r mil! sae
 MT Jcnez states that GheJ hare ordered 2 ;w1e1ry-stamp min. arc tkat the machinery wil be on the sround within she Text ;hree weeks
 The Gold Treasure mine fs sitQo. ea about nine niles from NaSr. aHt the conT-y vin install their ofi < at this place, which viii he-keadqnsr- sers in ehe fncure
 For the present about f1.y nca uill be employed on the tereF0pn>c9,i WDrk, ans d. scon as tbe y-T-e.' J ss in sbaue a much laEseY .cFr.~ vii xS worfoed
 The loe3j stockholders G shr Gampauy ara booking forwarc ID ( season of prosperity, and Naca fee;s interestei in the outcome.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-01

For a pleasant physic take Cham heriain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to tal:e. Pleasant in esect. Fur sale by a.: druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-01

fnr connection with the
 ROCK t8lANO SYSTEM, Is the Short Line between Fl Pasc, ths great Southwest. and Kansas City Chicago, St. Louis Memphis and prfn cipal points East, North and SoutAeaSt
 Elegant Pullman, Standard and Tourist s,epers, Free Reclining Chai' Cars and Day Coaches on all trains
 Dining Car Service Unexee!1eo.
 Call on nearest agent for fuil ib formatior. or addess the undersigned ~. e.-For a har. iisnstratr' .booklec desnpt''
 cLL JocROFT, the Premier Summer Resort Of tAs South west. send spur cents postage tf A. N. BROWN, General Passenger Agent F P. & N
 Sys:em. Fl Paso. Texas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-08
Cosas del dia
LA UNION

81. creedme: una vez que Ia Union
economics sea IN hecho. no habra tur-
bas. porque las turbas no podran sub
sistir; no habra politicastros, porque los
politicastros no podran prosperar; no
habra chup6pteros vividores. porque
nj unos nj otros encontraran medic am
biente para sus rapinas.
ST la union economics llega reall-
zarse. va esos buftres del presupuesto,
revestidos con ell plumaje de hombres
doctos sapient1simos, tendran que pie
gar sus alas y remontarse otras reglo-
nes, donde la iniquidad y ell engaf1o pue-
dan pIevalecer.
Unfos. agricultores; unfos, conner
ciantes; unios, industriales; unfos, obre-
ros, braceros; un1os, VOsotros, los que
laborais con la inteligencia; unios, tOdos.
vereis como de ese n1cleo, de ese prin-
cipio, de esa convenience absolnta, de
surgir tiene por necesidad ia otra union,
Ia simpatica salvadora union que todos
perseguimos, aunque por diferentes SEN
Gas.
Unanse los hombres de bien. que
otra union no puede existir que Ia de los
hombres honradOs.
Y honrados son los que trabajan, no
los que vagabundean; los que educan al
pueblo, no los que 10 pervierten.
Esta union economics es para nos
otros, ell iris bendito que mostrarncs
viene nuestra salvaci6n, la alianza su-
blime de la prosperidad y ell trabajo.
81 en- esa union ponemos todas nues-
tras voIuntades, 81 & ella aprestamos ell
ovolo de nuestro buen deseo, muy prom
to llegara realizarse; una vez reali-
zada en- ell sentido de nuestros intereses,
como secuela indispensable ha de traer
consigo Ia otra union, la union polftica;
porque, como va he dicho antes. los ele-
mentos malos habran ten;do que aislar
Sc, estos elementos son los 1nicos que
Sc opondran siempre q la felicidad de la
| Patria.
Adelante, pues, hombres de buena
voluntad, que vuestro lado nos ten
dr6is, dispuestos la lucha y al sacri
ficio.
Que Sc salve nuestra propiedad. que
sc salve nuestra riqueza, que una vez
conseguido este ideal, podremos decir,
levantando las manos al Dios de las bon
dades:
-iTodo Sc ha salvado -
1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-08

Hablamos en- un artfculo anterior
del incremento que en- nuestras clases
productoras iba tomando ell esplritu de
asociaci6n Y, ciertameute 81 este espfritu
concluye por desarrolIarse, podra ser ell
oermen, ell origen, Is base de otro pen
samiento tambien hermoso sublime
que desde hace dias, late en- Ia opinion
p6blica: ell pensamiento de unidad poll
tica entire los puertorriqueflos.
Esta unidad polftica que hemos COM
batido bajo ell principle 6nico de Ia sola-
ridad de toda clase de elementos y de
toda clase de ideas, pues que en- Ia reali
dad no resulta sino una verdadera uto-
pfa, desde luego que, estudiandole den
tro del problema econ6mico puede lle-
varnos, con la soluci6n de este, Ia So
luci6n de otros e1igmas, en- ell sistema
moral sociologico.
7 tiene la ventaja esta union pOZtts-
ca, cimentada en- la ec07a0D11cd, de que
ella no podran ir los eternos parasitos de
las situaciones diffciles y embsrazosas
que siempre ganan. que nunca pierden
que pcr lena llevan Y practican este
corocido adagio: "a rio revuelto, ga
nancia de pescadores
Nosotros creemos firmemente, como
va 10 hemos dicho que 81 la union surge,
ha de surgir por n-cesidad entire los ele-
mentos sanos respOnsables. no entire
los maleados irresponsables.
sQuienes son los primeros y quienes
los segundos2
Ambos los conoce ell pals.
Los primeros son los que trabaJan.
producer por consiguiente dan vida
su patria q su terrufio;
Los otro son los que no trab2jan,
los que no producen y que por consi-
gr1iente, no dan vida su patria sino que
v5ve7a de su patria.
En- sfntesis: los primeros son las
abejas; los segundos, los zauganos.
az que hacen las abejas con los zan-
ganos cuando estos llegan constituir
un peIigro para So rep1blica2 Pues que
los matan, los inutilizan.
Ahora bien, 81 ell pueblo de Puerto
Rico llega & constituirse en- una verda.
dera colmena, 81 los puertorriquef1os se
unen todos para laborar en- ell sentidC
econ6mico acumular Ia riqueza Ii
prosperidad en- su suelo, entonces, los
productores, los que trabajan, las abejas
vamos un decir. no mataran los zan
ganos, pero ST les haran ell vacfo, Sc des
Visran de ellos como de elementos peli
gr6sos Sc reiran de sus predicas y es
tupideces.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-08
Sores. de N. Roman &C.

Fortaleza 20. San Judn, p. Z.
Ventas al por msyory detail. I'm
portaclon direcsa de Europa Estados
Unidos
Complete snrtido en- efectos de fe-
rreterfa = quincalla.
Artfeulos DE novedad v utilidad, pa
ra damas caballeros. Efeotos de escri-
torio. purcelanas. pinturas. Barnixes, Ca
jas de hierro ! prueba de fueego. Espe-
ciaIidad en arados de todas classes. Tu-
berias sus accessories.
Preoioa Hmitados. Constants reno
Yaoi6n . I'll aartido. alt4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-08
Ad Sc ddministrdn los puebIOs

El Ayuntamiento federal del pue-
bio de Lares, aprob6 50 presupuesto or
dinario para ell afio econ6mico de 1902
o03, one termin6 Ell dia 80 de JUNO an
terror, ascendentes sus dos secci0nes 4
In cantidad de Il, 249 dollars.
Sc recaudaron durante ell ejercicio
$14, 294-55, 6 sean 45 pesos 55 centavos
mas de 10 presupuestado.
A pesar de haber estado la referida
Corporation al frente de II administers
ci6n p1blica, tan solo seis meses del sfio
en- que rigi6 ell presupuesto de referen-
cia, result6 un sobrante de $4.647-71 del
medic por ciento sobre la riqueza, suma
que ser6 remesada la Tesorerfa de
Puerto o-Rico, segGn Sc vaya recaudando.
La cantidad ingresada, como antes
decimos, monte q $14.294 -55 Y 10 inver-
lido & S12.815-17, resultarfan quedar en-
la GAIA municipal 81 479-3S.
Ademas del presupuesto refundido
en- ell afio econ6mico & que nos venimos
refiriendo, dej6 ell Ayuntamiento federal
q su successor un capital pendiente de Co
& Ia suma de $50. Silt, de la que Sc de-
dicaba parte la construction de una
Casa Consistorial, cuya obra no Sc ha
llevado cabo, Y 10 recaudado para di-
cha atenci6n, debe existir tambien en-
GAIA.
De manera que del presupuesto re-
fundido que antes indicamos, ha debido
resultar en- la iquidaci6n de 80 de JUNO
1ltimo un capital sin invertir ascendente
a $26. 630-80 por 10 menos.
~ pesar de tai situaci6n, los nue.
Vos regidores republicanos han creado
una lluvia de arbitrios enojosos, que
tienen alarmados aquellos vecinos, para
cubrir su presupuesto!
Nuestra felici--ci6n al excelente ad-
ministrador don Pablo Vilella Pol alcal-
de que estuvo nj frente del municipio de
Lares hasta ell mes de Enero anterior,
Ia que tambien hacemos extensive & los
sehores del concejo de aquella epoca.
Asl Sc administran los puebIos.
L4res. RENAro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-08
ATENClON

Habiendo encargado al individuo
Francisco Rios, peninsular cuyo domici-
io ignore, para examinar IA asunto que
me interesa, en- IN centro del tesoro; me
exiji6 Ie hiciera una autorizaci6n por
escrito; pero como en- ella pusiera dicho
sefor que yo lie autorizaba para comprar
vender, este mafiana pudiera apare-
Jar alg6n compromise para mi; desde
este momento desautorizo dicho docu-
nento quedando sin ningun vaIor, en-
absolute
2v. Beatriz dc CaGuas. P. +.
Alrpo @aEnadc " Colon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-08
GIN SILLO.
UItimos cables
Ell DUoUE DE Los ABRUzzos

Ell DUQUE DE Los ABRUZZos
Antes de finalizar la quincena estara
en- ell mar de las Antillas ell duque de los
Abuzzos, hijo de don Amadeo de Saboya
Y primo del actual rey de Italia. FL du-
que, seg1n Sc anunci6 al hacerse los pre-
parativos de su visje, propone dar Ia
vuelta al mundo antes de reanudar sus
expediciones al Polo. Creese general
mente que Ell ilustre explorador visitara
& Cuba y Puerto Rico.
Ell IMpERIo ALEMAN
Ell Parlamento de Reichstag Sc ha-
LA resueltamente decidido & acceder
los prop6sitos que sustenta ell Empera-
dor de que Sc aumente Ia Escuadra, asf
como tambien las fuerzas de TERRA en-
.000hombres.
Ell MONARCH RUsO
Sc da por hecho que ell Emperador
Nicolas, en- la vista que hara al Rey de
Italia, Victor Manuel, & principles de
Octubre, celebrara una entrevista con ell
Sumo Pontfice Pho x, rindiendo home
maize las sabias doctrinas de humildad
attraction que esta poniendo en- practica
ell successor de Leon XIII.
TURQUIA
Ell gobierno de Austria ha lIamado
con toda rapidez al servicio activo quin-
CO batallones de reserVa. Aseg1rase que
este Sc debe complicaciones en- los Bal
kanes, donde los turcos siguen cometien-
do toda cIase de crimenes & incendiando
c.udades y villas.
AsUNTo GRAVE
La prensa rusa ataca violentamente
al Sultan, echandole toda Ia culpa del es-
tado de anarqufa y terror en- que sc ha-
LA Macedonia.
ANARQUIsTAs ROOSEVELT
Ell Presidente Roosevelt Sc ha diri-
gido Siracusa. La policfa tom0 toda
clase de precauciones, pues Sc afirma
que existe una conspiracion anareuista
para asesinar & Roosevelt. Sc han hecho
varias detenciones.
VENEZUELA
Muchos extrangeros Sc disponen & |
abandonar Ia rep1blica en- vista del pro- |
ceder de las autoridades con ellos del /
ultraie que ell popuiacho les infere.
AFRICA
FL Gobierno frances Sc determine /
interyenir en- los asuntos del Africa para
poner termino los crfmenes de las ka-
bilas contra los destacamentos franceses
que defender ell territorio de La Rep1bIi-
e en- ell Africa El Ministro de Ia Cue
IRA ests "a dispuesto tomar una acti-
sud energica frente ( los desmanes de los
noros que es precise reprimir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-08

NO Hay caIzado de sonora mas eIe.
gante = duraderO que 81 d. <La Maya
Raaxana-e - San Juan, San JnstO II.
The oasis., 1903-11-28

act and it is known that he availed
himself Of the provisions of it so
that his sudden scare is inexpli-
cable.
Tucson Star: Commissioner r.
n. Leatherwood returned yester-
day from a trip to ella and Ora
ham Counties. where he went to
arrange for the gathering and ship
ment of apples and other fruits
from the orchards of those counties
to the st. Louis Exposition. He
will have 1000 pounds of choice
apples from Irons orchard, located
twenty-five miles south of Globe
and 5000 pounds of choice apples
and pears from the ella valley
orchards of Graham county. Word
was received yesterday from Arrival
pa that J. H. Brandenberg will ship
1000 pounds of his choice apples
from his Arivaipa orchard. Com
missioner Leatherwood says the
fruit cannot be matched in appear
ance, size, flavor or firmness any
where and that these exhibits will
give Arizona reputation as n
future apple region. Commissioner
Leatherwood will leave tomorrow
for Yuma to arrange for the gath
ering and shipment of choice
lemons from Yuma to the exposi-
ton. Hence it will be seen that
the Little Giant" is pushing this
exhibit business as he does every
thing which he undertakes.
The oasis., 1903-11-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Desert Land, Final Proof.
USITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
TUcsoS, Arizona, Oct. u, 1908

Notice is hereby given that Manuel A. Re
dondo, of Tucson, Arizona assignee Of Robert
l. Wood, has filed notice OF intention to make
proof OF his desert-land claim No 3l37, for the
s. W. a : E, a Sec. II, y. = W. 4 +. y n. W.
a S. W. 4 N. W. 4 Il W. 4 y Z. the a Sec. u,
the Register and Receiver in Tucson, Arizona,
on Monday, the seventh day OF December, l.O3.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF said
land Noah W Bernard, OF Tucson. Arizona,
Edward L. Vail, OF Tucson, Arizona, yman
W. Wakefield, Of Tucson, Arizona, Guillermo
Garcia, OF Buenos Ayr,s. Arizona.
MILTON K. MOORE,
Register.
First pub. Oct 81, 1903.
The oasis., 1903-11-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Desert Land, Final Proof.
USITRD STATES LAND OFFICE,
Tucson, Arizona, Oct. y, 1863. (

Notice is hereby given that Pedro Aguirre
Of Buenos Ayres, Arizona, has fled notice Of
intention TO make proof on his desert-land
claim No. 3I3s, for S. y s. W. a Sec. il, s. f. -
Sec. IS, and n. - N. " a Sec. %, T. 2l-s., r.
the s-E. G. 4 S. K. y. & NJ, before the Register
and Receiver in Tucson, Arizona. on Monday,
the seventh day OF December, 1903.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation Of
said land: Noah W. Bernard, OF Tucson Ari-
IONA, Edward L. VAIL of Tucson, Arizona,
Lyman W. Wakefield, Of Tucson, Arizona,
Guillermo Garcia, Of Buenos Ayres, Arizona.
MILTON K. MOORE,
Register.
First publication October 81, 1903.
The oasis., 1903-11-28
Experienced Assayer & Analyst

Is open to engagement with mining
and milling company. Good ANAL
gamator and concentration. Speaks
Spanish. Highest references. Adj
dress P. @. Box 449, Los Angeles,
California. Pm
The oasis., 1903-11-28
ARIZONA NEWS.

of the Supreme Court. went by de-
fault in Federal Court at Prescott
Yesterday. Realizing that he had
no case against Mr.. Cullom, the
United States attorney moved to
dismiss the case when it was
called, and the motion was readily
granted. Mr.. Cullom was charged
with having wrongfully exacted
penalties from violators OF internal
revenue laws wnen acting as
deputy collector of said revenue.
His friends will congratulate him
on an outcome of which they have
all along oeen more than conhd-
ent.
Republican,: Next Monday even
ing the board of supervisors will
meet in Tombstone. At the meet
ing the district attorney of Cochise
county will be asked to resign his
office. This will come as sur
prise, because it is but a short time
ago that the board made the APP
pointment of Mr.. C. L. Cunning
ham to fill the office, made vacant
through the death of Seth Leaven-
worth, the regularly elected officer.
The reason for this action upon
the part of the board of supervisors
is that information is in their
possession that Mr.. Cunningham
violated the oath OF his office in
having accepted money, in the
shape of a present, while officially
acting as county officer, and
which is contrary to the statutes.
Miner: Ed. Scarborough, ex-
ranger and deputy sheriff, did not
confne his criminal conduct to
Risbee alone. In Douglas he col
iected liquor licenses from saloon
keepers to the amount OF about
$4O0, and skipped ont with a
woman. They went to Hachlta
several days ago, and left from
there on horseback for parts UNI
known. Sheriff Lewis was in Dou-
glas Saturday to investigate the
matter, and finds that another OF
deputies has thrown him down.
He will have to stand the loss OF
the licenses collected. 1t is pro-
bable that the charge OF issuing
bad checks in Justice McDonald's
court will be dismissed against
Scarborough. The Swim saloon is
willing to this if Ed. Tovrea, Scar
borough's bondsman, will make
good the checks, amounting to $25
Toyrea is willing to do this.
Republican: For the first time
within the memory of the oldest
inhabitant the place OF business o.
Gee Hop, laundryman on West
Washington street, was closed yes
day and only indefinite informa.
On of the proprietor could be
thered. The attention OF Mar
Kinneywas called to the alb
Of Gee Hop by persons whc
thes at the laundry. The
made an investigation
md twenty-five pieces 0
y. He took them to thu
Al with him where they may
und by their owners. 1t wa
posed that Gee Hop had gon'
ucson and it was said by othe
namen that he had become
ed thinking that the re
officers were after him anC
send him back to China
I'd three or four Chimes
lg for him but none OF then
The oasis., 1903-11-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homestead Entry No. 1872
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
LAND OFFICE AT Tucson, ARIZONA
Noyaroh ar 1g ip0Q

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
LAND OFFICE AT Tucson, ARIZONA.
November IS, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
and that said proof will be made before the
Re IL ter and Receiver at Tucson, Arizona, on
Tuesday, December %. 1908, viz: Teodoro
Riyerol OF Tucson, Arizona, for the ;. = \.
L !. Sec -, T. 20-S., X. l3--E,, G.. IL g. K. B.
q NJ
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land viz: lanes \. Sheridan OF Tue
son. Arizona, Frederick l.. Austin, of Tucson,
Arizona Jose Ma Peralta, OF Tucson, Arizona,
Charles Nj. Pogue, OF Tucson Arizona
MILTON K. MOORE,
Register.
First publication November d, 1908.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-10-08
a Dangerous Corner.

Complaint lie made of bad cor
ner near the McCully tract at Bere'
tsuia and McCully streets where the
car turns toward King. The lot
there has upon it thick growth OF
young trees, making it impaSsabls
for pedestrian or person in rig
TO see q car when about to turn.
Between the car line and the corner
there is but little space aud that
brings in the danger. Several times
of late vehicles have been caught in
this trap and narrowly escaped dis
aster. If the trees were properly
trimmed the evil would be remedied
The lot belongs to Mrs Julia Along
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-10-08
On and Off Reef.

The schooner Ottillie Fjord which
arrived early last evening from the
Sound with lumber, ran on the reef
near the bell buoy. At the time the
tide was low. The Fearless went
out and tugged at the vessel but for
long time failed to move her. At
2 O'Clock, when the tide was high,
however, a heavy pull took her into
deep water The damage sustained
by the schooner will not be known
until she has disch arGed her cargo I.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-10-08

odd years he has been employed as
a lumber clerk, and was one of those
remembered in the will OF his late
employer to the tune OF 5000. He
was formerly a member OF the Road
Board by choice of the people at the
election OF 1890, if | mistake not. A
better man could not have been
selected, his sagacity and business
integrity being irreproachable; slow
to anger, but when angered, stern
aud severe; conservative in his in
vestments, and his honesty is not
doubted; all in all, a good man, but
he's gone wrong. Was a staunch
Royalist, but has no business follow
ing in his fathers footsteps, for
whom the missionaries had no use
on account of his allying with nat
i've family. He is to be pitied, for
he is like lamb led to the slaughter,
and that by his mothers people.
The Home Rulers have known
irresponsible and hypocrite in Ma
hoe, former talkative legislator in
1901, who thought no knew too much
and uses the church as a cloak for
his psrfdy. l know him we'll Of old
and he is an easy aud ready tool as
long as the slough" is placed under
hi5 nostrils. His running mate, Ke-
aloha, is yet in appearance kid of
unknown attainments and expert
ence. Pahis | understand has termed
him "vsg," but he was one Of the
leading Home Rule proof readers OF
legislative bills in which some graft.
ing was done. | learn that their
gawky saint" has asked them to
withdraw in favor OF better men,
but both declined, Mahoe in par
ticular
And there're those two Democrats
who have Topped over, Fernandez
and Harvey, for the rake of Office
and OF being elected. ! think both
should be read out OF the Democrat
ic party for what they have done,
although l am glad to see that they
think they have chance OF being
elected. II they have not been al
ready read out, they should be and
that as soon as possible. Examples
should be made OF them for the
guidance OF others,
That other Democrat who still re-.
mains as such, / mean your quick
tempered Tesla, who does not
know enough to DO with party
that will make his election doubly
surs. 1t is his temper that is against
him and isone of the greatest faults
that some find in him. But still he
moves and lives without their find
ing any other grievous fault Of ludg-
ment in his standing. Let him pat
iently await the final day OF Judg-
ment.
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Berger's Serenads.

Professor Berger was given a send
off by the Hawaiian baud at the Ala
medals wharf yesterday morning.
He had given some OF the band men
a nudge that little farewell music
at the wharf would be highly appre-
ciated. When the hour arrived two
Portuguese aud composite man
turned up One had bis drum,
one a horn aud one q sort OF autio
fussiana. 1t wsa a sorry prospect,
but the music was such as to bring
tears to a shark,