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Legion of Honor.

At the last meeting of Lafayette Council the
chairman of the Entertainment Committee re-
ported that arrangements were completed for the
given at Lemp's Park "Wednesday evening July g.
Alpha Council called upon last week to
record the death of of its members Geo r
Murphy, who died on June 80. Murphy was one
OF the early members of the order having Joined
In 1881 On account OF five Tuesdays occurring
last month"; there will be three weeks between
the last meeting and the next meeting of Alpha
which will be held July IA.
st. Louis Council. No. 8. will hold its first reg
plar meeting in its new hall. No. 81 North Van
deventer avenue. tomorrow evening. Visiting
members will receive hearty welcome.
Hyde Park Council will initiate three candidates
at the next meeting. Members of the Entertain
ment Committee are. requested to be on hand
to make report on the picnic. A and novel
degree is in preparation by Guide Arson Murphy
and will be tried at the next meeting
Excelsior Council. No II, will hold its regular
meeting Tuesday evening July !. when six can
didates will be initiated. Several applications
have been promised and visiting members are
cordially invited.
The following councils will meet this week:
Monday. St Louis and Lafayette: Tuesday. Ex-
celsior: Wednesday. Irving. Grove and Stella :;
Thursday. Franklin: Friday Carondeiet. Hyde
Park. Unity, Ivanhoe and Buena Vista: Saturday,
Compton HILL Empire and Bonaparte.
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SERVICE

Eas,bound-Leave Eighth and Gratiot streets.
caiiy.s;io. 200. 500. $3.50 p. m. Except Sunday.
sssarsas and sun ss oni; los $40 sof ss an
only-s:A. 1:S q. m; 12:25 D. m.
Leave Washington avenue. daily-9:1I L. m;
2:o5. sos. s:as D. m. Except sunday|:0s. s:M,
, n;gR ~ 50 LILO a. m AS s:l7 p m. Sat
-5:3. 7:1o q. m: 1873 D. m.
Westbound-Leave Granite City. daily - lila.
sos. s:sA: $40. li1o q. M; t:zs. 81! D. N: sat
1000 a. m. SATURDAY and suns.S Cniy@ii:ss
m Except Saturday and sundsy.s;s m.
Except sunday-5:ls. sos. 7os s:2s. s:s5. II Ii a
m: 4:I s:21 a. m. Saturday only-:6o D. m
Sunday only-6:00 SOS 1905 q. n. Saturday and
Sunday only-1l.5s o. m
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MissOurians in New York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL,
New York, July Among the arrivals at
Missourians:
st: Louise. krausnick C. Koehler and Mrs.
koehlsr Holland /. +. English: F. II; Young.
Herald Square: Miss \. Stickel. Miss s Meagher.
Grand.
Kansas City-A. L. Sanford and Mrs. Sanford.
ST. Joseph-R. c. Wheeler. Herald Square.
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NiIi,iameu Elect Officers.

AT meeting OF Company r. First Regi-
ment, n. G. NJ. held at the armory Tues
day evening. the following officers were
elected Samuel Clark, Captain: Cabell Gray.
First Lieutenant; Robert Inman. Second,'
Lieutenant
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Arrangements have been completed for
the lawn party and euchre to be given by
the members of All Saints Parish. on the
church lawn. Maple and Irma avenues,
Wednesday evening. Music will be furnished
for dancing. and prizes will be distributed
among the successful players.
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ROYAL Arcanum,

an mE1thy Of the Ssd
!. Grand Regent + E, H. Bacon presided; and and
grand officers were present Supreme Regent A.
s. Robinson took occasion 70 pay high sompii.
New York and PENNSYLVANIA. constituted the
having. asked any ananeiai aid q the Supreme
easins the work f IN heartily
mended BY the supreme regent ana Tor the next
dresses were Delivered by every regent and grand
rss a Il Il fs ss 1r dis
s a: Haf .pS wam H Me5 of Gasm
3, aass CITY II fsr Vf foI council
ARRANGEMENTS for The celebration Of Missouri
pTssressns. Geo; II. Ffedsr,ek al 81: 4oss Rus
ana 9a hs
having anything original in this line nsr to E
war Sesns g sa@ss matches and ether
contes.s between councils are contemplate anlrscs-
dens me Rs as'
The latte, INCLUDED ksssnt
Essni asors ss / & s1h ns
who was accompanied by large DELEGATION a
asa OF
s 5snss g. mf a h meeting Mrs Meyer.
Of North bnd; B. whitney and nd F. Win,
T. of rn sGs Il
made BY Regent Clansen and several visitors ns;,a
gsss efsss 015s
Wick was installed as orator. DUTY j cor con,
fssd e RrnG and sGes K
Rotations y Philips and p Fish and In
Bonner. Grand Secretary John C. RiilinEsworth
and Regent u mous o1 msfh me, with Deputy A. H.
presiding Eye agpieasops Se5s re-
warden. both Of whom were installed. Deputy q.
H Cote se sfsase had an interesting
sion with Rsgep. H. Baker Rea1S q Ga
e Hsy. who has served the council sscretary
in o a wa %ss snse
tained with songs by H. e Broekman and A.
s ral aaa rsadnss by as'f Baker a,t
Felix Council received one application. Regent
d # Ike S
degree was conferred upon thirty-tw candidates
s sSp the Of p%m Majo e! ana
RarksE assssd X %ere
cipaiiy to good Of the order. The meeting was
Sssf osrns III and esds a9s s
P. J: o'Nell and Joseph Schultz and an address
Cabarne Council had three applications and
two limitations. Regent A. j. Quinlan; Jr., pre-
siding Cabanne is showing renewed interest.
Westport Council elected Doctor p r. Gil
breath collector and w. H. Burns treasurer. Both
officers installed.
Kirkwood Council. at its last meeting. made a
handsome contribution to the Kansas City, kas.
food sufferers.
Gratiot Councils lawn party held Friday
evening 1t was largely attended and was in
every respect delightful affair.
James Easton. past regent of Chicago Heights
Council. Chicago, III. was visitor at the
Grand Council office.
Council meetings this week: Monday.!Compton
Hill. Laclede. Carr Lane, Olivette, Elk. Mag
netfc Banner. Marquette. Violet. Tuesday
Missouri. Mound City. Mentor. Forest Park.
Boonville. Macon. Melrose. Wednesday-North
End galloway. Thursday-valley, Kirkwood,
Old Orchard. Gate City. Cahanne. FridaymBen-
ton, Victoria. Spring River. Poplar Blum. st
Joseph. Gratiot. Saturday-West Plains.
knights and Ladies' of Honor.
The supreme medical examiner. J.. D With
GRILL. approved 1855 examinations for Missouri
during June.
The new system of propagation went into effect
July /. 1t has received the approval of the
lodges A large number of names of applicants
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Htbernfa Picnic To-day.

Htbernian Picnic To-day.
companies A, and c, Hibernian knights.
VIII hold their second annual picnic to-day
AT Normandy Grove, st. Louis County. Ath-
letlc events Will be feature of the affair."
A fat mems race, potato race and a IN
yard dash will be on the programme.
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me water swimming with his brother Max. DAN
lei Ahearn OF No. $50 Loughborough avenue,
ana FRANK Vincent of No. 67J3 Pennsylvan
shue. when attacked By cramps. He sank before
ms totnpahions could rescue him His body has
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Train
Princeton. louisville. Le1ing-
ton and way stations. Chat
tanooga. Rome. Atlanta. Mat
toon and points In the South
east ....... ........,.......
Mount Vernon Accommodation
Mount Vernon Accommodation
Princeton. Louisville. Lexing-
ton and way stations. Knox
Vile. Asheville. Chattanooga.
Rome. Atlanta. Augusta,
Charleston. Macon and all
points In Florida and the
Southeast
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How Drovn. Wbile Bathing.

George Zurkeiwiz. a years old. son of Mrs.
Bertha zurlIeiwz of No. 6s1s South Broadway.
was drowned in the river at the foot OF BLOW
street Yesterday afternoon. The boy was In
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Catholic knights and Ladfes.

Doctor Felix Gaudin. supreme trustee of the
Catholic Knights and Ladies' Of America. was ill
the city last week. He departed for home on
Thursday evening. after being installed supreme
president.
Branch No. 1911 will have an open meeting and
entertainment at its hall in the Holy Rosary
School, Marguerite and Newstead avenues.
St Kevius' Branch No. 90. will have special
features at its next meeting. Monday July 10.
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Gentry County Drought Broken.

Stanberry. Mo-. July 4.-The drought. of
month was broken here yesterday with a
STEADY heavy rain without storm. 1t en-
tended throughout Gentry County. Pros
poets for crops now seem good.
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NJ, X. & 1.-THE

TraiE.
JEFFERSON City. Columbia, Boon
yiiie. Sedzlla. Fort Scott, In
gar Territcry and Texas
express
The Katy FLYER" for Dallas.
Fort Worth. Houston. Gal
weston. San Antonio. Mexico
CITY and intermediate points.
JEFFERSON City. Columbia, Boom
Vile. Sedalia. Kansas, Indian
territory and Texas Express
missouri. Kansas. Indian Ter
ritory and Oklahoma Flyer.
81. LOUIS MERCHANTy
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.

Train. Depart. Ar
North Illinois Express-Spriny-
field Freeport and Dubuque. s7:52 am s5:4l
Chicago Daylight Specialized
ria and Springfield. ............ les pm "a:
Springfield Accommoda ton teas I'm 1874
Chicago Diamond Special $50 nm IL
springfield Accommodation 1900 pm 49,.
Southern Lines.
Fast Mail - Paducdh. Cairo.
Memphis, Jackson. Tenn:
New orleans and Texas Ex-
Jacksonville ...:...:.......;.... '7:1o am '7:2
New Orleans Special-Cairo.
Memphis and New Orleans. 1:so pm '5:lt
Accommodation Murphysboro.
Marion and Cairo. ....:..... 1870 pm liz
Accommodation -Murphysboro.
Marion and Crcal Springs.
Sparta and Chester ........-.. 80 pm u:2
New Orleans Iimited-Cairo.
Memphis; Dixie Flyer-Nash-
vile, Atlanta and Jackson 90,
willie 4V.lo SsUa
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knights and Lnd,e. of securttx.

Security Council. No. 6s4. held its meeting in
their hall. jefferson and Cass avenues. last Mon
day evening. One candidate was initiated and
two applications read. The council will give its
airual boat excursion July 81. when the In
dams will be at home to their friends in the
woods in true American style.
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BIG FOUR.

DAu NOSN
LAKE SHORE, NEW FORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND
Train.
indianapolis Express............
New York ana Boston Limited.
knickerbocker Special = New.
baltimore and Ph!iad.iphia. :.
Nation and Alton Accor?mo-
dati.n Neutrality-suspicious..
Nation and Alton Accommo-
dalton 49,. 49,.
Boston. New York. Cincinnati,
Washington. Baltimore and
Philadelphia ............-..
Cincinnati. Dayton. Springfield,
Columbus Express ........-..
Fast Express
Alton-Leaves 1880 a. m. II
m. Arrives $500 a. m. 31:45 p.
BURLINGTON ROUTE-U!
For Hanribal. H. & St. );
points. Quincy. Keokuk and
Burlington $50:
Local TO Hannibal .............
For Quincy ard Keoxuk. ......
For st. Paul. Minnnapol is. via
East Side line. Illinois and
WISCONSIN ................-..
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pa
cific Express. for Kansas
City. St. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills, Wyo-
ming. Montana. Washington.
puget Sound. Portland and
oregon ...................
Twin City Express. for St.
Paul. Minneapolis and Iowa.
The Nebraska-Colorado Ex.
press. for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
St Joseph ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
might Northern Express" for
ST. Paul. Minneapolis and
For Illinois. via East Side line.
to Rock Island. Clinton, IA.
Savanna and Dubuoue........
For Kansas CITY. Council
Bluffs. Omaha, ct. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast.
Local FOR Hannibal ...,........
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ST. LOUIS, X. C. AND COLORADO n. n.
tFRoM UNION DEPoT)
Train Depart Arrive
1ol and 102. Mail and Express S~
Gasconade River and inter-
mediate points :....... s7:15 am $3.50 psu
10! and LOG. Union Accommo-
dalton ........ ISIS pm as pm
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ST. LOUIS TINE,

Arrivals and Departures of Trains at
Union station.
sDaily
tDaily except Sunday.
3Sunday only
Except Monday
..Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
ttSaturday only.
Saturday and Sunday only
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b. q o. S-W. II. n.
Train. Depart. Arriv
Cincinnati, Louisville. Wash
ington, Baltimore Philadel-
pha and New York Express. '2:05 am 1:35 p
Cincinnati, Louisville. Pitts
burg Washington. Baltimore.
Fast Mall. ..................... 1908 pm .7:2s a
Cincinnati Accommodations s:ls am 1851 3
Cincinnati Louisville, Pitts
burg. Washington Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Royal Blue Limited ........... $3.50 am . Is
Nincennes Accommodation. t5:40 pm 1889
Flora Accommodation. !8:0S am 1850 p
West Baden and French Lick
Springs. via Monon Route. $3.50 am SIS
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TOLEDO. sT. LOUIS AND WEsrERl.

GLOVER LEAF ROUTE)
Train Depart Arr,y.
THE Commercial Traveller e'
Toledo. Buffalo and New fork. $50 pu s7.4c am
Eastern Express-Ilnois In
diana and Ohio points. ....,. s7:8 am s5.1s nm
Cayuga Accommodation. ....... T:H pm s12:1s pm
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Depart. Arrive.
ISIS am Slo:42 pm
ts:e2 am t7:5s am
's:14 am $50 pm
ft1:43 pm tt1:2i pm
t4:5s pm si0:55 am
:6:41 pm '10:as am
.1n.fs .- Afn.A1 49,
COTTON BELT

COTTON BELT.
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Arkansas and Texas Express
(via Bismarck and Delta).... 500 am 1:15 pm
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mall
Via Bismarck and Delta).... $40 pm 700 am
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Train.
New Orleans. Mobile. Merld-
ian. jackson, Cairo. Muir
pnysooro. Sparta, all points
south and Southeast. -.
New orleans, Mobile. Merid-
IAN; Montgomery, Atlanta.
JACKSON. Cairo, all points
IN Florida and the South
and Southeast .......
MGrphysboro. Sparta and
chester Accommodation 800,
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY

Train depart Arrive.
Fast Mail .................. 5wo am '!v:gS pm
Local Express .....-.........-... T:35 am $50 pm
Day Express Kansas City.
Pueblo Denver. Salt Lake
CIV and San Francisco. $500 am s6:0l pm
Washington Accommodation. t5:2o pm ti55 am
81 Joseph Joplin. Wichita and
Kansas Limited and South
west Missouri ................. .s:lo pm 40 am
Kansas and Colorado Express.'lo:lo pm '':l0 am
Creve Occur Lake trains leave Union Station at
se:I5 a. m. '9:l5 u 30 D. m. and '4:2l y.
Oak Hill trains leave Union Station at tS:45 a.
M. fio:lO a. m. $500 u n. and ts.2o .. m.
Kirkwdcd trains leave Union Station at 1900 q
m. 1910 D. M. ts:4o a. m. $500 m. '6:as D.
N, and I'll 30 D.
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knixht. and Ladie. of Honor.

The supreme medical examiner. J.. d. With.
Grill. approved 1855 examinations for Missouri
during June.
The new system of propagation went into effect
July /. 1t has received the approval Of the
which appear on this weeks official gives eyi-
adopted by the order in this Jurisdiction.
The grand officers will pay the following visits
during this month: Baden Lodge. wednesday
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

Trains.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation
Pacific Accommodation. ......
Texas and kqnsas Mail-For
Springfield. Fort Smith. Par
Is, Dallas. Ennis. Houston.
Galveston, Carthage. Joplin
and Wichita. ............
Pacific Accommodation.........
Valley Park Accommodation. =
Meteor = For Springfield. Car
thage. Joplin. wichita. VIM
ita. Oklahoma. Denison.
Sherman. Dallas, Fort
Worth. Waco and Brentwood
Valley Park Accommodation.
valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation. ........
Pacific Accommodation. .........
Texas and Kansas Limited
Springfield. Eureka Springs.
Fort Smith. Paris. Dallas.
Greenville. Ennis. CorEIcana.
Houston, Galveston. Austin.
San Antonio. Carthage. Jop-
lin, Wichita, Burton and
the West. ............:....
Western Expression Spring
field. vinita. Denison. Sher-
man. Oklahoma. Carthage
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CENTRAL AND
AND ALBANY
OHIO RAILWAY.
Depart. Arrive.
tf:3e am 1850 pm
$50 am '9:iS pm
1900 noon s:45 pm
tI:a2 pm 's:4s am
$3.50 pm ..........
li:oo pm T:3j am
ss:3 pm 30 am
......... fz:30 am
| 80 p. M. '5:4o ..
m.
ION STATION.
Depart. Arrive.
.2,s5 am 1855 pm
T:4l am ss:2s pm
tT:4l am 1885 pm
1855 am '5:o4 pm
$500 am 1913 am
2:l5 pm '2:lo pm
'::15 pm '6:35 pm
7:4o pm $3.50 am
1870 pm ss:S am
' % 90 pm lib iI:s az. ann
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ST. LOUIs-PEoRIA LINE.
lSee c.. P. 4 ST. IL
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

Depart. Arrive.
. $500 am ss:N pm
J 1904 pm 1910 Am
| 1904 pm ts:D am
5000 pm s7:31 am
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BURLINGTON ROUTE-U

CHICAGO, PEORIA Al
RAILWAY
c.. P. & ST.
Train.
Springfield. Jerseyville. Graf
ton and Alton. .................
Alton. Chautauqua and Graf
ton, Commuters Special.
Alton. Springfield, Peoria and
Grafton Express ...............
Alton. Chautauqua and Graf
tOn -...--:-....:....
Alton. ChautauQua. and SPRING
field Nail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Alton. Grafton and SPRING
UelQ s.......-........
Alton, Chautauqua and Graf
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ana JoDlln .~iu.vV bEH - an
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILWAY.
Via Wabash)
Train Depart Arrive
Mail and Express............ t7:i0 am III 10 am
Mail and Express............... 1895 pm t6:15 pm
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IN.
Depart Arrive
1850 am fl0:G am
t1:2o pm ti:5 an
isis am f1:l5 pm
90 am ss:45 pm
10 pm ti0:G, am
f1:sj pm tt4::3t pm
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MOBILE AND OHIO,

'HIO.
Depart Arriva
800 am T:o4 pm
ss:3l pm T:3s I'm
1910 pm f1i:1s an
KATY"
depart Arrive.
's:ls Am $50 pm
$3.50 pm til an
Has pm $50 am
ts:32 pm ~ an
BRIDGE TER.
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Train.
Florida Limited, via Nashville
Atlanta, Chattanooga. Macon
Thomasville. Jacksonville. 81.
augustine and Tampa -.
Fast Mail - Evansville. Nash
Vile. Birmingham. MontSom.
cry. CHATTANOOGA. Atlanta
Mobile. New Orleans and
jacksonville. Fla: Charles
southern Express TO Evans.
siiie; Nashville. Birmingham
mobile. New Orleans, Thom-
hssilIe. Jacksonville. Palat-
ka' ocala and st. Petersburg
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IRON MOUNTAIN Rorre.

Depart. Arrive.
sos am T.,6 pm
$500 am T:I5 pm
al pm .z:lo Del
$50 pm. T:fs am
$40 pm 200 am
UTEAU AVENUE
$3.50 pm $3.50 am
ION.
.sl0:J0 am 1870 am
$500 pm S:S5 pm
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IcAGo. PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
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$500 am 1913 am
2:l5 pm '2:1o pm
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NEW GOODS

can attention that We and season.
able goods which for inspection - - ~
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the Land Registration act. 1t was NOV
, ed to make the salary 5000 instead OF
s125, there being much talk before the
item passed as in the bill, the Speaker
having the deciding vote. The salary
of the stenographer of the court was
then raised to $500 in accord with the
six months salary bill. Vida had in
serted s27O0 for Commissioner of I'm
migration and Advertising Agent.
NEW PUBLIC WORKS ITEMS.
The Department of Public Works
items passed as in the bill with the
addition only of 5000 for keeper OF
wharves and buoys at Kahului. The
salaries of guards for public buildings
were placed at $4S2O and of the mauso-
leum at 1880. Keliinoi succeeded in
having the item $4,000 for pilot at Ka-
hului stricken out, the object being
to permit the collection of fees. Har-
ris was caught mapping off first and
Immediately tried to have the item re-
inserted but after a long fight the
speaker refused to permit the REIN
sertion.
The pay roll of the pilot boats was
put in the bill at sS640 which is 1920
less than it should have been to be in
line with the six months bill.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
Greenwich got to the Superintendent
of Public instruction having it cut
down to $500. When it came to As
sistant Secretary the salary was raised
to $3.50. Those were the only changes.
though several attempts were made
and in more than one instance the SAL
aries left away below what they will
be during the six months of this year.
Under the Land bureau the same
condition prevails, the bookkeeper's
salary being left at a lower figure, that
of the second district sub-agent be-
ing kept down to $50 a month after
January. though to that time he Will
get $75. There was similar condition
in the ranger third district, he being
kept down to $40 for eighteen months
after drawing $500 for six months. The
House then adjourned
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Kaniho likewise opposed the changes
and both Senators Brown and Baldwin
explained the necessity for taking no
chances of waiting until January fec
the securing of the money with which
to prosecute the improvements Kani-
no continued to argue that under the
six months bill there were sufficient
appropria tons to keep work going on
and the counties could we'll wait.
IF his bill comes out of this COM
mittee in this shape We'll kill It in
the House, declared Kaniho.
IT call the gentleman to order" said
Chairman Achi, ut is the duty of every
member of this committee to try and
reach such an understanding as will ,e-
suit in passing the BILL This caused a
storm for a moment which was only
quelled when Kaniho was permitted to
continue his discussion, indicating that
he thought a vote against the word
county" was by inference a vote
against county government.
Fernandez continued to mix I'D the
county idea and said that the appro-
p:-iations would not be spent where the
Legislature intended. Senator Brown
called attention to the provision
that makes diversion of ap-
preparations misdemeanor but
he could not convince the Hamakua
man. Senator Baldwin took a hand but
finally Fernandez gave it up saying
that he could not be changed in his
ideas. The discussion was wide in
range, Kumalae bringing up new
point by suggesting the location
of the government buildings, ana Bald
win said further there should be a
provision that the buildings should be
turned over to the counties.
The amendment to strike out "coun-
ty' and East" was then put and the
result was to 5, the result being no
vote, the ayes being Harris, Keliinoi,
Paris, Baldwin, Gandan, c. Brown and
Achi; Noes, j. T. Brown, Oil, Kaniho,
kumalae and Fernandez.
There was some little discussion over
the matter, suggestions being made.
that there had entered into the dis
cussion new elements, which might
change the vote of Kumalae, but it
ended in the adjournment until today.
So far as the bill has been consider |
I'd the following agreements have been
reached: Hilo wharf, instead of Ho- !
1okaa, $4,000; Armory, Honolulu. $780, !
100; Road, Nahiku to Kailua, $4,000: |
Road, Paehi to Kailua, $4,000; High !
Lift pump, $4,000; School street ex-
ension from Liliha street to Kameha- |
neha w road, at Markham lane; Ka-
1ai road machinery, $4,000 road, Nawili- !
viii landing to Lihue, $40, 700; road Ko-
GA, $4,000.
In addition the verbal changes strik-
ng out the word county wherever it |
appears, and the making of the build |
ngs government buildings and the
addition of the districts in the matter
If school houses and roads complete |
he changes in the bill.
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