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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-12


The Russian force at New Chuang
is Withdrawing. but the place was still
held. according to the last adVices.
When the evacuation is completed I'm
order TO protect the foreign inhabitants
against brigands, China VIII be invited
probably TO send regular troops TO New
Chuang. 1t is explained that the situa-
ton at New Chuang is anomalous.
Primarily the civil administration OF
a city whose country is being invaded
remains IL possession until the enemy
appears, but in this case Russia is only
administering it Professionally, China
being the real owner.
The information which has been re-
Ceived at the foreign Office from NJ
Plauc0n, secretary of NicerOy AlcXieI,
Chuang, is not of an alarming char
acter. and the statement that 5000
Chinese bandits are across the river
waiting to sWoOp down on New Cnuang
the moment the Russians depart, IS
not credited. In this connection IL can
be positively stated that the adVices at
the foreign office from China are re-
assuring. il is believed that the re-
straint which is being exercised at
Pekin by an the powers is having et-
feet. There is reason TO believe thaI
the Russians intend 20 hold the stations
and railroad between Port Arthur ana
Lao Yang and probably kai Ping, ana
that the latter place win be put INTO
a state to stand a siege, the idea being
that If 10 can hold out for three months
il VIII make the relief Of Port Arthur
much easier when General KurOpatkin
is ready to assume the offensive Pos
eibly the New ChudEg garrison VIII De
sent to Kai Ping.
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INCIDENT is CLOSED
United States win Not Make
Further Reply to NJ.
PaVI0fi.

Washington, May 1.-THE state de-
partment has concluded not TO make
an Official protest to the Russian gov
erument against the latest utterances
of NJ Pavlof1. late Russian minister TO
Korea, relative TO the conduct of the
officers Of the Nicksburg in connection
with the succoring of survivors of the
Variag and Korietz. Naval officers
here have shown COnsiderabl BILE feeling
over the criticisms as affecting the
honor of the United States navy and
are DESTROYS OF having an inquiry made
as to why these statements were Civ
en- publication I'm the Official MesSen-
ger. thus stamping them as official.
The state department officials, how
ever, are disposed 90 ignore the incl
dent, one of them explaining that III.
Pavlons utterances are, i'm measure,
nard0nabl in view OF the humilia-
tions which he has suffered in being
expelled from Korea
a curious statement is made by a
naval officer here who has been in cor
respondence with some of the officers
on the Vicksburg as TO what occurred
I'm Chemulpo harbOr among the vessels
of the international fleet. Tt is SAID
that on the morning of Feb, g. the day
of the fight. the captain Of the Brit
ish warship Talbot began to make sig
nails with the international code. These
were directed to the French and Ger
man warships and lively exchange
went ON for long time but not Tor
a moment was the Vickshurg signaied
nor was she taken into the confidence
OF the other ships But the Nicksburg
signal men read an of the converse
ton sand. indeed, Commander Marshall
has reported officially some part of the
exchanges 10 the navy department. par
ticularly relating to the delivery Of ths
triple protest against the Japanese at.
tack "a which he WAS not invited Is
join. lust Why he FieEsRuFg WAS esq
nBl s. subjell of mitch Speculation
here.
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ELECTRIC CAR COLLIOES WITH
A SANTA FE PASSENGER TRAIN

miles an hour. When within q reason
able distance the mOt0rman. as ne de-
clares, applied the air brake. but 70
refused to work and the train dashed
against the side of the Santa Fe
smoker. The impact broke the Santa
Re train in two. crushed in the side
OF the smoker and tore away the plat
form Of the -day. coach. The smoker
and day coach were derailed. The mo-
torman stuck TO his post and was uu-
injured. Tt is not thought any Of the
injured VIII die, though several are
very seriously hurt
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GUARANTEE BOND WITH EVERY PACKAGE

The signed bond gives you f. C..
gchramm's receipt for the money and IS
his agreement TO refund it If you find that
AIi-o-na does not give am increase IN
weight and absolute freedom from sloIn-
aCh troubles
Look into the faces Of the men and
women Of Salt Lake City and see now
large proportion have grown thin. ana
peODIe need is li-O-Ua the flesl-Iormlng
food. q restorer OF health and strength TO
the digestive organs.
The guarantee bond that =. o. Scnramm
gives you with Mi-O-na speaks volumes
for the merit of Ai-0-na- No one can al
ford TO suffer longer. or be thin and weak.
now that there IS chance ii6e tH-s 70 Set
a remedy that costs nothing unless Dc re-
stores health and strength
For sale bE z. q. ocnramF1, druggist
corner Main and First south streets
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY TH p
CITY Council of Salt Lake City OF the i'm
tention of such council TO make Jle fol-
lowing described improvement. to-WIl-
Extending and laying sewer lateral on E
street from Second street 10 Third street
iu sewer district No j. and 1etraE the
cost and expense thereof, estimated ar
four hundred siEty-two and n0-lo3 ls45ZueI
dollars or 56-lGJ $500 dollars per fr0u-
or linear foot by a local assessment for q
depth oe twenty-five 90 feet upon tbs
lots or pieces of ground within the fol-
lowing described district, Being tho
district TO be affected OF benefited
by said Improvement. namely All az lots
and 9 block %. all OF lots L and q. block
81 pla- I'D" salt Lake City survey
All protests and objections TO TIE carry
ing out of such intention must be present
ed 900 writing 90 the city recorder ou OF
before the "a day of May. 1904 being che
time set by said council when i- wiI hear
and consider such protests and objections
as may be made thereto.
BY order Of the city council of salt Lake
City Utah.
DATED april uth 1864
j. s. CEITCHLOW
CiIg Recorder
Sewer extension 80 1884,
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CANTON RAILROAD RECOGNIZED
AS AN AMERICAN INSTITUTION

United States government in case of
need. The Belgian stockholders. it IS
said, are very DESTROYS that the United
States shall assume this attitude to-
ward the road as there is some danger
that the property may come into con-
fict with the interests of some Euro
pean nations which are extending their
spheres Of influence i'm China. IL Us
said there is precedent for the manner
of action decided on in the case of the
Panama railroad company, organized
under an American charter. but the
control of which passed into French
hands for a term of years notwith-
standing which our government re-
garded it as an American corporation.
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Eotics of Assessment No. ?.

NATLDRTEER MINING COMPANY.
Principal place ~ business. salt Lake
Citv. Ctah--NCuCe is hereby given fllt
at a meeting of the board Of directors
held ou tine Bird day or HaE 1g4 su 80
sessment of three CD cents per share IA 4
levied ON the capital stock OF tnc arr.ea
ration. payable immediately TO vs. Ht
Wightman secretary. AT the office of tIs
company room 3. Masonic block. Salt
Lake City. Utah ANY stock ON which rhis
assessment may remain unpaid at the
close Of business 0u the 3rd day OF June
1884, shall he delinquent and advertised
Tor sale at public auction and unless pay-
meut Is made before VIII De sold al 81
o'clock a. I'M. on june 20tb la4 10 pan
the assessment together with the cost Of
advertising and expense of sales
~ II. WIGHIlIAN. Secretary.
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FALL WHEAT GOOD.
Weekly Report Of Crop Conditions by
Weather Bureau.

The following is the report for the pasl
week as issued at Salt Lake CITY weather
bureau. department Of agriculture
Cold cloudy and windy weather WIKI
lieat 90 heavy general rains preFalled
during lnc greater portion of the Weeh
Toward fhc close. however, conditions
became more settled and The week ended
s.fta clear skies and gradually rising tenn
uera -uFe. Considerable ir1s- was op-
Served on the -lh and sth. but The result
i..- ...lIt-e i= taauElt t2 be slight These
Ear...- phases OF the weather were ser
etalt- Ea eoIa5le. the precipitation soak
-u. Tho ground thoroughly and the en-
-sli1E aaIlu sunshine inducing faplu
growth OF vegetation. Fall wheat was in
5000 clItft1Ha aua ears -soWu spflHs
Uaast a-a= cam.nz uu, The seeding Of the
last named crop was nearing colnp letloli-
Ear.r planted Sugar beers were coming up'
the weather being particularly faEotaDie
Tor their rapid termination. AiIalIa was
generally iu good condition and making
good growth though some rev fields were
reported Wiutor-killea. Fruit trees with
fle exception OF aprIcutS. Here in pf0LliS-
ua condition. and wen loaded with bios
SONS. The range shows vast improve
meut and stock were in thriving condition.
Sheep shearing was I'm progress with the
elm satisfactory.
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Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on Thursday. the 18th day or May 1919
az the office OF the Corbin-M q1tana Cop
per Mines company room NO s-a- ace
CorniCk building salt Lake city. Titan,
there via be special meeting OF The
purpose OF considering the question or
amending the articles OF incorporation iu
the following particulars
Firstly striking out all reference i1
treasury stock I'm article eight in me afu-
cles of Incorporation, and amending the
same so that as amended SAID article
eight shall read as follows
Eight-Ile amount or stock subscribed
by each of the incorporat0rs is as t1l-
Arthur r. S. Bird -.--..---... 300 shares
I q. IL Mccormick ...-...,.-r... l.I shares
I a.. H. E0sJ ------- ------r------- IVY 7l-at -a
IL A Mccormick -------------.. lea shares
+ Arthur r. & Bird. trustee -ZgJ.56g shares
I Secondly striking cut article fourteen
1 and inserting iu It's place the foil0Eiug-
/ formed has received ana does hereby re-
/ ceive and accept in fuu payment for the
above subscriptions TO the entire e=pllal
/ Arthur II. s. Bird and b. IT. king Of an
+ undivided tWo-tlird9 interest and 1J
I Arthur u, g. Bird Of the remaining uT-
/ divided Oue-third interest On and TO the
/ following lode Mining claims situated In
the county Of Jefferson, state OF Mon
. taua. tO-Wit.
/ Queen now relocated la Wnole or in Parl
/ as American Mint. American 1EinL. Blue
E Rock, Basin Mammoth Nlca--- ioEel-
lite ELK. Jockey Boy the location notices
office Of the county recorder Of The county
+ OF Jefferson i'm the state or Montana the
I fair cash value of said claims being not
C.. H. POST.
/ Secretary Of the Corbiu-AI0utana Copper
{ Mines Company a Corporation
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
City Council Of Salt Lake City of the Inc
teutiou of such council % make the fol-.
lowing described improvement t1-W-l-
Extending and laying sewer lateral on tla
west half Of Market street TO connect
with sewer on West Temple street. ll
sewer district no. I and ue-IaE the cost
and expense thereof. estimated at four
hundred twenty and no-lDJ lSizl0J1 dol
lars or 70-lQ0 (S0.701 dollars per front OF
linear foot by a local assessment for a
depth of twenty-five go feet upon the
lots OF pieces of ground within the fol-
lowing described district, being the
district 20 be affected OF benefited 1v SAID
imprOveCc-t namely The east -s5 feet
of the west 80 I5-J o. lot o. the east SD
feet of lot 4. block 81. plat a. salt Lake
City survey
An protests and objections 90 the carry
ing out OF such intention mG5r oe present
ed in writing TO the city recorder GA OF
before the z3d day Of May, 1905. being the
time set By said council when e VIII hear
and consider such protests and objections
as may be made thereto.
BY order of the city council OF salt Lake
City. Utah.
Dated April 9Th 1904
J. S. CRTTCHLOW.
CITY Recorder.
T e1-r-l- z--r-s=o- No rgn
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Los Angeles, Nay IA train on the
Pacific Electric railroad, bound from
Los Angeles to Whittier crashed into
a santa Re passenger train from san
Diego at Los Nietos crossing, ten miles
from this city, tonight Fourteen per-
sons were injured, four ON the Santa
Fe and ten ON the electric car. The
injured were all residents of Whittier
and Los Angeles.
The Santa He train was late and
running alta high speed The electric
train approached the crossing, which
is at rfgHr angles to the Santa Fe
tracks, at fun speed probably thirty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-12

Washington, May 1.-THE admins
traJion has. concluded to continue TO
recognize the Canton railroad as an
American institution Notwithstanding
the fact that a majority of the stock
OF the corporation recently passed into
the hands of Belgian capitalists. This
company was organized under the laws
OF New Jersey and majority of the
original stock was held iu this country.
The line is to run from Canton to Han
kOw and VIII connect with the railroad
from Pekin. Tt is understood that about
ten miles of road have been 'COu-
strucJed. The recognition involves the
protection of this property by the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-12
CREEPING CLOSER.
Japs Expected to Make An Assault
Upon Port Arthur

Shan Hal Kwan, May u.-(I.20 p. mo-
The Russian troops are lingering i'm
the vicinity of New Chuaug, and some
Of them are returning to the city. The
Russian artillery is ready for instant
transportation.
The reports of fighting at Lao Yang
have not been confirmed. There is a
probability that 1t was merely a brush
with bTigands.
Hal Cheng is being reinforced with
troops from Lao Yang
It is reported here that the Japanese
are creeping closer to Port Arthur.
IT is believed that the First japanese
army corps is stiH at Feng Wang
Cheng. Lieutenant Colonel W s.
Schuyler. L. s. A, VIII go forward
tomorrow to join the Russian forces
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Notice of Redemption Of Bonds Of
Salt Lake City, Utah.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Salt Lake City. a municipal corporation
under the laws OF Utah. has elected to
redeem and win redeem and pay All OUT
standing bonds of said city bearing date
July LIST. 1892
A mere specific description OF sad
bonds is as follows
Five hundred and forty-eight (542)
bonds of salt Lake City. Utah. ~ an isl
sue of six hundred J500l bonds of the de-
nomination OF one thousand 80 $1,000 doi-
lars each bearing interest al five (5l
per cent per amnam date of issue july
1889 payable 1T any time after ten GW
Years from the date vi issue at the OPS
hsred from one ~ to tive hundred and
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forty-elshl 540 consecutively, both mum

forty-elsht t54S) consecutively, both num-
bers included.
said bonds shall be presented for final
redemption to the banking house OF
NVeils-Farg0 g. co. I'm the City Of New
FORK, or to the banking house Of said
Wells. Fargo d Co. ia Salt Lake City,
Utah, or 30 the treasurer of Salt Lake
City Utah. on or before July i, 1904
Said bonds shall cease to draw interest
after said July I. lS0f
This notice Is published pursuant to or
diuauce and pursuant TO resolution oi
the city council Of Salt Lake City. Utah
passed and approved by the mayor or
the 15th day OF April 1904.
Dated May ). 1864
FISHER IIARRfS.
Treasurer Of Salt Lake City Dtah
8ftest.
j. S. CR1TCHLoW
Recorder,
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pENIEp - - VATIcAN.

Rome. May 1.-THE vatican author
tiles deny having received objections
from American archbishOps regarding
the impossibiity of enforcing the papal
decree providing for the restoration OF
the GreE0rian chant and the Danish
ment of women from church choirs.
Cd is pointed oul iu this connection that
he decree Gid rot cali for the exclusive
use az tho Gres0rian chant. our did III
Forbid cougreg4 tioual singing inClud
ing. naturally. female voices.
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burning paid altcr / tricd many kiuds q
medicine and foug Of The best doctors IN the
country. until gave zap al hope Of recovery,
In January. 1901, i wgote % Or. r. Y. Pierce, OF
Buffalo ~ ~ aud received FROM him letter.
trlliug me 10 try his medicines. took eleven
bottles, SIX Of Favorite Prescription, I'VE Of
Golden Medical Discovery one val OF Pei
lets aud used one box Of Lotion Iablsts and
able % work 30 anything want 60. Thanks -
you for your valuable uiediciue and Eild advice
Weak ard sick women are invited to
consult DR. r. " Pierce, bv letter. nee.
All correspondence IS held as strictly
private and sacredly confidential. Ad-
dress DT. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
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GRAFTON By DUBOIS.

ESPECIAL % me HeTaII-I
Washington, May 11.-SenatoT Du-
bois has accepted the invitation OF
General Phil Sheridan post, G. A. r.,
of Boise to deliver the Decoration Day
Grafton He viii leave here for Boise
about the 26th of this month. Thomas
Panihiau of Weiser. Ida, was the
guest Of Senator Dubois today
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BESG0EgRAa ED

Tie expression occurs so many times IN
letters from sick women 10 DR.. Pierce; 81
was completely discouraged And there
is always good reason for the discourage
ment. Years Of suffering. Doctor after
doctor tried III vain. Medicines doing
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50 . - -

Itching piles produce moisture and cause
itching, this form. as wei BIND.
Bleeding OF Protrudiug Piles are cured
by Dr. B1-sau-k0's Pile Remedy stops
itching and bleeding. Abeurbs LlmOTs. SOC
q jar at druggists or sent by mall Treat
Use free Write me about your case Dr.
B0saukO, Phiia-, Pa
Neldeu-J udsCu Drug Cor distributors.
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ArTAcK = cOssACKs.
Cars Troopers Harassing the Ell
envy in Korea.

envy Al 4ASASets
Toxic, May 1L-G p. m.)-Details OF
the attack by Russian COssacks at
Anju. Korea, yesterday morning, were
received here today.
The Russian cavalry numbered zoo
men, and their attack was spirited
The Japanese garrison resisted stoutly
and succeeded in driving of the enc
my. Later japanese reinforcements
arrived from Ping Yang.
Indications point to the presence OF
a Russian force at Yong Pyong, be-
tween Anju and Unsan, but it probably
is small.
1t is evident that these Russian cav
alrymen were sent south for the pur-
pose Of harassing the Japanese hanKs
and lines of communication
The Japanese report of the fighting
at AujU does not give any losses.
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no lasting good.
1t IS no wonder
that the woman
feels discouraged.
Thousands of
these weak and
sick women have
found health and
courage regained
as the result Of
the use Of Doctor
pierce's Favorite
Prescription. It
establishes regu-
lanty, dries un-
healthy drains,
heals iuhamma-
ton and ulcerea-
ton, and cures
female weakness.
It makes weak
women strong and
sick women well.
SIN the year -sqq
Z was taken sick. f"
writes Mrs. Edna
Cronde- Of Ripley,
LaudcrdaleCo.. Tenn.
sly limbs o he &,
he'd severe pains ia
back and lower part
Of bowels, with diff
/ dculty iH u1uaiion,
and smartiug q n d
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STEAMSHIPS
C0mPAGWIE GERALE



French line. New York to Paris, Six Days
saiIings Every Thursday at 10 a. M.
La Gascogue. June is; La SaVOie, June
%. La Touraine June .; La Lorraine
June 81 La Bretagne, June So.
New. modern, gigantic twin-screw and
express steamers; naval Officers mal-o--
war discipline. Company FestiBuled
trains Havre-Paris 4 hours.
AGENTS. A Benton. -113 w I'd So.
st Denver & Rio Graude Ry., J.. j.
Keyes, 201 Main St, Oregon Short Line
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we 49, --+.t.
impurities break attack typhoid fever
There MRS
morbid, unhealthy ~ '- -
that ont before it
with Washes and salves, while
- K@aKF@4 will uotdo It.,
~ ~ ~ blood; but S.. S. cleanses and
R1BhSBR-14
~ heals. Where health has
the the appetite
digestion Purifying the blood the urest
vav to get Of ulcer. Medical advice is free
TFGE SWIFT SPECIFIC c0s, ATLANTA GAs
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RUSSIANS STILL At SEA
REGARDING next HOVE
- - - i
New Chuang sdlI Held

insist il could not have been of I'M
pOrtance, as the garrison is small
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Sewer extension No. ls2
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SORE SAM ULCERS
sEQW a BAD CONDITION OF TIE BLOOD

When tie blood IS in bad condition a b1uise, cut
scratch any slight injury to the flesh IS apt to become
an ugly-lookng sore ulcer Sometimes boil, blister
Pmple IS the beginning of large eating ulcer open
discharging sore Often the blood is naturally bad and
is that way from birth and such people suffer with var-
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]. S. CR1rCHLOW
Recorder.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-14
Indictment Found for obscenity.
sENA1E-EIaHTH DAY.

Indictment Found for obscenity.
One Franz j Testa, claimed to be
the publisher OF newspaper and
publication known as "The Inde.
pendent" was this morning indicted
by the Federal grand jury. 1t is al
legged that he caused to be deposited
in q postofhoe OF the United States,
At Honolulu, Tor mailing and deliver
ing certain non mailable matter OF
an indecent saariotsr aud that
said newspaper was obscene, lewd
and lsscivious and deemed unfit to
be spread upon the records OF the
Court. Chris j Holt is the one al
legged to whom the said newspspe
was aent.
FL Tesla OF this paper was rent
for and tho bail set at $1,000 aud be
allowed by District Attorney Breck-
ons TO 60 on his own recogniz.nc'
after siRning a bond for $1,000 with
cut sursties. The case was set fol-
Saturday morning.
There. are three counts found
against him, ono each on Feb 10
March 26 and April T. The com
plant was, last FRIDAY morning
lodged ny Walter Clifford Smith
editor OF tho Advertiser.
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AFTERNOON sEssIoN.)
SENATE SEVENTH DAY.

On suspension OF the rules, Woods
moved q reconsideration OF House
Bill Latter ressssmbling at 2 O'Clock,
and carried. He proposed certain
amendments aud we're carried. Then
the bill 90 amended was fosllv pass
cd on third reading, IL to l { Kaiue).
Then Brown, on the rules being
Suspended, moved Q decentralization
of House Bill 4 (essbaRe aud sewer
eye billy and disposed it on second
reading, after much argument. lssn-
bsrg moved to insert certain
schedule OF charges, but later on
withdrew it when MsCandless made
an amendment placing all sewer
connections OF $40 . year, The
amG ndmOAt was lost and the bill
passed without any amendment be-
ing made.
Executive appointments we're
then taken up for confirmation.
IsenberK moved to 60 into executive
session, but Ashi favored publicly
considering them. AS the names
were being read and voted on separ-
ately, it was stated that any objeo-
ton May be made to any name.
Kaius objected to Auditor Fisher
and he only got Kalauokalani and
Kaohi to sustain him. After Paris
objection to one r X Naipo, already
reported ON, the oonfrmations we're,
on Dickey's motion, passed in q
block,
Tho Finance Com mittes's report
on Senate Bill 10, recommending its
being tabled, was taken up and
adopted, This was a ptopoied
anne msut to Lhe loan fund bill.
The report OF the same commit
tee on tho depository bill, recon-
msndiBR its being loft over 20 tbs
next regular session, was nearly
killed, but Aohi's stubborn resist
suoe saved il, The report was tabled
for consideration with the bill.
Adjourned at $40 TO 10 a n
(today).