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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-27

High Sheriff Henry and Deputy
Rawlins yesterday afternoon treated
the police force to luau in the dis
triet courtroom. TWAS heartily en-
ioyed by those who psTtook of the
good things provided.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The INDEPENDENT 50 cents per
month.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-27
HAWAII The Tenth Fort.

Following 10 list Of the customs
districts in the United States, with
the figures from the Seeretary's re-
port, collecting over one million
dollars for the fiscal year ending
June 30th, 1904,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-27

Cesar Visrrs, while attempting 10
board moving electric car yester-
day on Hotel street, between Nuu-
anu and Bethel. was thrown hard
against the side and broke rib and
had his chin bruised. He was sent
home and received medical treat
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-27

Yesterday atternooars band con-
cert at Thomas square was fairly
we'll attended.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-27

After this outward trip of the
Meuna Loa On her regular run to
her usual windwsrd ports, che will
lay up for about . fortnight's over
hauling and thorough cleaning. The
w q Hall will take her run and the
Mikahala that OF the Hall.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-27

The Mauna Loa left at noon and
the W g Hall will leave this even
ing, both on their regular runs.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-27

Rev Frank Fitz had three hap.
tisms on Christmas Day in St An
drew's Cathedral.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-27

The Kinau and Claudine will go
out on their regular run tomorrow.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-27

Ats this eveniggtbe Likelike will
leave for Maui and Molokai ports!
The Kinau and Claudine will go
out on their regular run tomorrow.
The tfsnst Vrt solace lefs' little
after 8 this IN, Nyuing for Guam and
Manila. 10
fhe CbiS band concert
OFT at Nix rs largely at
tIbded.l
inmates OF the Reformatory
scho, tunder parole for good 1
Mr. and a.. &astyndyk are spend
ing their honeymoon down at Hale
iva, Waialua.
Rev Frank Fitz had three hap-
tisms on Christmas Day in st An
drew's Cathedral.
Yesterday atternoolps band con-
cert at Thomas square was fairly
we'll attended.
The Msuna Loa left at noon and
the w g Hall will leave this even
ing, both on their regular runs.
Mrs D Mcconnell has moved from
No 9.Carden Lane to No'1223 Emma
street. Furnished rooms.
Five convicts were set free on
Christmas Day by pardon of the
Governor and one sentence commu-
ted.
The band used the new military
Instruments sent by Uncle Sam for
the first time today at the Naval
station.
The stevedoring firm of the beach
gave Christmas luau yesterday to
their employees under. the Railway
wharf shed.
= The steamers Kauai, beside the
Hall, will also leave for Ksusi, the
Helene for Hawaii and the Niihau
for Maui, all at 5 O'Clock.
The Oceanic steamship Sierra ar.
rived about this moraing from the
Colonies and will leave at 8 this
afternoon for San Francisco.
Supt D Mcveigh spent Christ
mas with his family here and he'll
spend New Years with his charges.
He will return to the Settlement
next Thursday.
Z Yesterday ives St Stephens day,
the first martyr; today st Johns
= day, the beloved disciple, apostle
aud evangelist, and tomorrow the day
OF the Holy Innocents.
Col Mcclellan, U S A., command.
ant at Camp Mckinley, Waikiki, and
Miss Emily Halstead will be mar
ried on Wednesday evening of next
week at St Clements Church.
The cruiser New Orleans will land
some of her guns on Midway, call
ing on her way home, also at Guam
to be used for contemplated land
Notifications at both places.
Tomorrow will be Governor Car
ter's birthday and the completion
of his 18th year, The INDEPENDENT
extends to him in advance it's wish
for "many happy returns of the day"
A Chinaman was badly axed and
1hammersd about the head and face
down at Moanalua last night and is
lying in a critical condition at the
Queens hospital. His assailsnt is
under arrest.
High Sheriff Henry and Deputy
Rawlins yesterday afternoon treated
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-27

The Punahous bestei the II A Cs
at football yesterday afternoon,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-27

Mr. and d.. sastyndyk are spend
ing their honeymoon down at Hale
iva, Waialua.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-27

Csll and Inspect the beautiful and
useful display of goods for pres
ents or for peraonal i've and adoyn.
ment,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-12-27

inmates OF the Reformatory
scho, tunder parole for good
bshavil,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-26

Braris aber bereits berart etngebrun>
gen, baB bic Aedtfpre9ung iie gelten
ldbt. sic haben MIR 10 tpeit Be-
re9tigung als fte bo5u bienen, 5ebler,
bic Bel ben 8erbdnblungen eema6t
tperben, ridtig 5uiteGlen, benz angez
tldgten bic Si9erbett zines bur4aus
correft gefiibrten Pro5ei1es gu eeben,
ober mo lie boau btenen, ben S4ulbiz
gen Der gefeblih perbienten 9trafe 5u
ent3ieben, iinb fie Elm 8erbre9en segen
9efeb unb Srbnung. Gs 1T etgenz
tbiimli9, bab srIt bic Siilfe elmer Sc
Iebeebuns angerufen perben muB, I'm
Elm Obergerid6t BON Der 0erpfli9tung
su entlaiten, fol9e @intpenouneen 9ez
gen bas 8erfdbren unterer @eri6tsz
b0fe als bere9ttgt an8unebmen; es
5eigt aber, pie iebr elm l1nlpefen nm
it9 gegriffen bat, bas bic Nefultate
BON aufsetpenbstsn Soften, 3eit unb
Miibe elmer iorgfdltig gefubrten
Re9tsperbanblung Der tldrli4 ertpiez
Iene S9ulb geesniber iiber ben Sau>
fen gu tperfen permag unb ben aanaen
Npparat, ben bas @eieb a1s ShuBz
ipebr Der biirgerlt9en 9eieufAoft gez
gen bas 8erbre9ertbum ge19affen
bat, gum Poffenipiel ma4t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-26

beflaste Sbeil bic nDtbige 8ena9ri9@
tigung erbalten bat. Die 8prlage
ielbft ma9t bic regelre9ten brei 2eiun>
gen bur9, tpie alle anberen 8ills, unb
na6 Der 5ipetten 2efung tommt fie sur
tpetteren 8erbanblung bor ben Dbtgen
S9eibungs=Nusf Dieter bert9z
tet iie, fpenn er 9llles unterIu9t unb
bic purtetsn eebDrt bat, nit Gmpfeb=
lung an ben @enat auriid, Der i'm 9ez
1amn1tsQusfduB iiber Die brittle 2ez
flung berdth. 8pn oa tpanbert bic
8orlage an bas ltnterbaus, unb es lit
febr tpobl mDelid, baB biefes tbr nod
gu guterlebt bic @utbeiBung perfagt.
Gnblt9 tonn audi nod Der General
8puberneur Der Dominion fetn 8eto
einlegen, mas inbeB bD9f fslten' eez
Ihiebt.
Inter Der Mirfung bes canabif6en
@6eibungs z@eiebes finb in Der Oos
mtntpn bur6f6nittlt9 nur brei @be>
f6eibungen i'm Sabr tpdbrenb elmer
Generation porgetommen! sSn Nerz
1Uottldno uDrtgenS, 1DDte IN Jteus
8runsptd, prtnce gbparbs Sslanb
unb 8rtttI9=golumbta, tpel9e @ebiete
5uIammen aber nur etren tletnen She'll
Der 8efammtz8eb0lferung entbalten,
bat man mod S9etbungsgeri6te, bic
iebo9 In "a Sabren audi nur ettpa 6
@6etbungen PRO SaDr ausgeipro9en
baben unb ebenfdus nur 11ntreue als
9runb dnerfennen.
Mus bic erpdbnte rSrennuns" ans
tetrifft, 10 fann eine fol9e allerbinga
bon irgenb einem 5uitdnbisen @es
rt9tsbof ber Dominion getpdbrt tpers
ben, tpenn bic betben parteien finben.
bab fie nt4t mebr in Srieben sufams
men leben fDnnen, unb benz @atten
mag Die 3abluns eetpiHer Qltment.
duferlegt tperben; bod unter feiner
llmftGnben barf cine Der beiben par.
teten ii9 iemals tpteber anberipeitie
berbetratben, AUDI Denn bic Srennune
ben 9anaen &eIt bes 2ebens bauerte
Smmerbin bilben bic Srennungs=8e'
fimmunsen eirte tnbirette Milberun!
beg S9etbungsseieBes. (W.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-26

nur hiteben Gdbt, rfolanse Rsidsz
iteuern ni9t etngefiibrt iinb". Nun
lpobl, man made bpn bieier Moslt9z
felt 9ebrau6! SIN otreften Rei9se
feuern liegt bas einaise, aber au9 bas
bduernben Grfolg peripre9enbe 5etl@
nrittel fir bas 9ronfide Reidsbefi5it.
Nber frsilid, Der 8unoesratb min
ni6t, unb Bretberr p. 5tengef feBt btee
ier Soroerung elm uNiemals" entsez
gen. sic ptrb trpBbem INNER tp;eber@
tonmen, Biz fie I4lieBli4 our4sefeBt
Tein tptrb. Denn es gis6t @epanfen,
bic fi9 8aAn breGen, fpenn au4 Die
wmabgebenben" 8reiie it6 nod 10 febr
bagesen ifrduben mDeen. 9olange
man ii9 nt6t entI9liebt, birette
Rei9sFsuern ein5ufii6ren, pirb bas
Reih feinen finanaiIlen Sammer peiz
terIdleppsn. 9llIe anberen porqeI9ldz
genen Mittel laufen i'm leBtsn 8runbe
auf auadIalbereien hinaus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-26
gtpas fiir oeM Sats.

Toleenbe luitige Nnetbpte ersdblt
eiae enslifde Moaenfhrift: Sin iapas
nti4er sSngenieur, Der iih in elmer
Stabt I'm Norben gnelanbs aufbielt
nnb bort tdgli9 in etnem beitinmten
Heitaurant gu Mtttag fpeifte, mar 1ebr
eritannt. ols ibm CUR leBten Meibs
na9tsaeit, ipie es in gnglanb iiblib
tit, bic RelInerin unter bem MliItels
stpetd etnen RuB CAB, Gs ipurbe tim
bebeutet, bab fie gum Gntgelt fiir bie=
len RuB ein @ef9enf eripartete. gr
f9lug 9anbf9ube por; iie ober, i'm
9tnbltd duf bds Gerii1t BON feinem
Netathum, fagte berfcbdmt: 80 nein,
l9enfen Ste mir ettpas tiir meinen
6als." Mm nd9ften Sage fam bas
pdtet an, unb 0iiionen eines perIenz
halsbanbes ftiegen por benz beaebrli=
9en Muge Der &ellnerin auf. W}it att
ternben Jingern lDfte Iie bic Werfhnii=
rilng unb fab nit Gntfeben. mas Der
Sapaner inter aetipdS fir ihren 6aIs"
Deritanb ein @tiide @eife.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-26
8aJafe ais InItthtere.

lleber bic b0diten pdife beg 6imae
lapas unb Sibets unb auf ben Wegen,
bic fir anbere Sbiere unpaTIirbar iinb,
seben ft6eren Srittes als treue geeleis
ter bes Meniden Die bodbetnigen, lait>
trasenben SAafe nit Idtparaem 8ors
bertopf. bic ben psriifden 5etti9panaz
f6afen niht undbnli9 iinb. 92ur bic
9unbu pber 9uniga fDnnen iene eez
fdbrlt9e Strede beim Dorfe Sfdofs
fum bef9reitenJ mo- auf eiiernen, in Die
Ienfre9ten sSelspdnbe eingelaiIenen
pflDden Stetnplatten NIT grbe be-
bedt eelegt tpurben. bic Bel elmer @e<
Iammtldnse bon IT'S Sdritt eine
8reite BON a1taebn, oft nur neun 3pIl
baben. Die 2aiten, bic lie tragen, pa<
riiren ie na9 per Sertli9teit atpiI9en
z Bis 25 pfunb. gs ipirb itsts merit
ipiirbig bleiben, baB in beraarafprumz
fette, in elmer 9esenb. mo Gutter cine
Seltenbeit ift, Bel benz bdufig Ie6r uns
siinitisen Wetter eine gan5e 9eerbe,
| isbes 54df NIT elmer 2dft bon 8tpanz
5ig pfunb, $50 Meilen in etnem Waos
nat nit 8erluit pon pieGlei9t nur cts
mem gbiere suriidlesen fann. gei9t
melt bon 2ubat Tab Cunningham einit
Ie4sbunbert @tiid belaben nit Wolls,
einise Sage fpdter fosar fiinf bis
fehstauienb NIT feiner ober grDber
Wolle, nit Borar, Sdipefel, setrod<
neten Mprttofen einem Iebr begebrten
9anbelsartiteD iider einberI9reiten.
| Der Mittelpreis bieler 5haFe be-
trdgt ungefdbr einen Dollar unb ie
mebr @9afe Senanb bat, befo ipohl=
bdbenber lit er. Bei G9igabe, um an,
bere Sertli9teiten ni9t gu eripGbnen,
aiebenbdufis aarapunen BON 5tDDIf=
l9unbert unb mebr Sbieren boriiber
life iinb bort naratteriltif9 burh bic
boriaontag abftehenben 0Drner), brins
gen @ala aus benz nDrblin gelesenen
Dben aanbe unb fehren BON @iangtIs
init Gerfe auriid. MuBer Sibes siebi
es nur mod Elm 2anb, in benz man
S1afe gu 3afttrdsern sema9t bat.
Sn ber 1amgegenb ber fiibamsritanis
/ IdenGtabt Dubia fab Mpfelup Shuf'
Init Mdifertonnen an Der Geite fiher
lunb ME ftrauhelnb nuf febr Idnlulen
l8srapfaben krsduf unb bergnb aisben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-26
GhfTdrrtna,tpe.t i4t Unnnnn.

WG6renb bic loderen @6e19eioungss
@efebe in btelen 5tdaten Der ltnton
i9on 5toff gu un5Gbltgen 8etrd9tun>
gen geliefert haben, bietet fin briiben
in Ganabu Elm gana anberes Bib. 9ier
ftnb @bef6eibungen ettpas GuBertt
9eltenes, tpas feinen 9runb abet nt6t
barin bat, baB bds @beleben in alien
anberen sSGllen Elm befonbers muiterz
bates tpdre, fonbern bauptfd4lt9 tn
Der groBen @r16perung Der 94etbunz
gen bur9 bas @efes. Dte eanabiiden
@bei6etbungsz@eieBe itnb aud mod
in anbersn 8eaiebungen bemertens>
tpertb, unb iie mDsen bdber nahftehenb
stpus ndber in's Nuge sefabt merben.
eSn Der canaDif6en Somtnion gtbt
es auBer benz Sob nur mod einen anz
ertannten 9runb fiir bte 2DIung elmer
gbe, unb bas ift bic nntreue. @er bier
um S9eibung eintommt, itebt fi4
! @9ritt fir S9ritt ben Hrensiten 9ez
ieBlihen gtnf9rdnfungen gegeniiber.
@or M[lem lit cine @orI9rift bprban@
ben, ipel9e namentli9 fir ben tpeibli@
6en Gb5eil baafis fs6r Psinlia TT. aber
nibt umganeen perben fonn. Oas
sanae 8erfabren mub nGmli9, faon
rom eritsn Nugenblid an, unbebingt
Dffentli9 gefiibrt tperben. Cine S4eie
bung lin @tillen" tpirb ntemals GEE
tpdbrt; abIolute Seffentli9tett TT bon
pornberetn unerldfitg. Seds Monate
binbur6 mub In Der Stabt ober Srts
f9aft, in pber Bel tpel6er Der fldges
fiibrsnbe sbetl CUR 3rennung pobnte,
eine aenntniBgabe Der Nbit9t, etne
G9eibungstlage anbdngig gu MAIDEN.
in geiebli9 porgef6riebener Jorm in
3tpei 3eiturgen eingeriidt iperoen, nit
pollen Ndmen unb Glagegrunb, UNI
cine dbnli6e Nptia mub in benz amt1
li9en Regterungs@Srgan nGanabo
9a5ette" erf9einen.
0aB aud bas 2ebtere Der Scl1 tft
! bat seinen 1ebr einfd9en @runb, be,
aber fir Man9e iiberraf9enb eenue
| fein biirfte: Die gbef9eibungen in ga.
naba finb ndmli9 iiberbaupt MIDI
Sadie Der @eri6tsbDfe, ionbern Diel=
me6r etnes 3ipeises Der Resierung
Sin @eriAts6of fam ipobl in mander
ssGllen oariiber entIheiben, pb ein'
| 6eiratb ltattgefunben bat, ober nidt
@r fann aud ,Srennung" geitatten
tpas piebsrum ettpas Mnberes ift. sn
4 uebrigen aber mnB iebe f9eibungs
luitige gartei ii9 an bas parlamen
ber Dominion tpsnben unb bor ben
j Gheibungs<MusfduB beg 5enats er
iheinen. Dieter MusInub beitebt aul
! s mitgliebern unb bat gDmitez8efug
niiTe, 5heibunsen 5u beihlieBen. obn
/ burn befonbere Regelr ober prd3e
ben3@5dlle sebnnben 81 fetn. Gr ia
! fin lebiglih na6 ben 9bdtfa9en 81
ridten; biefe fudt er aber fehr eriinb
fi9 au ernitteln.
i 3unddft inbeB tit ein gefud an bai
pdrlament erforberlid), unb bic sc
f1thte tDirb tpie eine @eftbesborlage
obgleih nur cine rpripdt Sin, beban
/ belt. Gin Genator bat biefelbe in Sb
but, brin9t lie i'm 6snat Elm unb leg
J. 3usleid ben 8epeis bafiir Dor. baB be
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-26
9uJft3uHrur.

gtnen bD9ft etgentbiimli6en Gatb
bat na6 elmer S9luBpriifung Der
Redtsi9ule BON Mtnnelota Der 8orz
iteber bes Snftituts, Elm getpifer Wtlz
liam g. 8Dtter, ben Stubenten err
tbetlt, ndmli9 ite iOIlten, penn es III
nen mDgli6, ii9 bDn Der Nbbptatenz
praris fern baIten. Sir einen Surf
item, Der bic Nufgabe bat, iunge 2eute
fir eben bieie prdris bor5ubereiten, II.
bas iebenfaqs cine fpnberbare MeuBez
rung. Menn man bas 5u 2euten
fagt, bic in Der @abl ibres 8erufes
nod ni4t f9lii1itg itnb, tpenn 9err
Miltams iiber Die Gingangspforte
ieiner @4ule gefdrieben bate: 2aBt
ale Soffnung brauben unb 10 neiter,
tpte es in benz gitat aus Dante beibt,
10 lieBe ii9 oas ertldren. @s tpGre Elm
ielbitIpfer Ratb zines Mannes, Der in
Der He9tspraris tribe Grfa6rungen
gema9t bat; na4bem bic Stubenten
einmal i'm Pfer9 paren, mubte er
ibnen 8eiferes gu fagen piiIen. 9lbz
botaten, ertldrte ct, niiifen
ni6t notbnenbigertpei1e unebrlt9
iein, aber bdufig bod Elm febr elo1tiz
i9es8etpifen bdben. 8iele BON Sbnen
iinb gu ebrlt9, Inn quite 9bpofaten alt
iein. 8leiben sic BON Der Re9tspraris
fern 10 lange iie tOnnen; es ipirb 3ett
eenug ietn, penn bic Nptb Sic bd5u
aipinqt. Gs gibt anbere 8erufsarten.
in benen bic 9renae apif6en Dem,
ipds man tbun mD9te, uno Dem, bas
man se5ipungen TT gu tbun, nl9t 10
fein ge5ogen ift."
He9t bat Der 5err Geftor barin
tbeilpeife, aber er bdtte bas anbers
gum 9lusbrud bringen fp[Ien. @r
brau9te ben Stuberten ni6t ben 8ez
1uf gu berefeln; er tonnte iie Daraui
| aufmerffam MAIDEN, tpel6e 5allen Der
felbe mitunter Der @epiHenbaftigtei
bes re9tlid benfenben Mannes fellt
4m plaBe ipGre cine @orlefung gerabs
iber bic fein geaogene @ren5e gene
| fen, tpp Die juriftifhe Gtbif fi9 bor
Der unitrupulOIen 5anblunsstpetft
bes Sertelite9ers trennt. gr muBtt
ON bas moraliI9e 9efii6le Der iunser
2eute appelltren, ibnen ben Stol5 aui
ben 8eruf bes Suriiten als 0ertrete,
ton Ge9t unb Gere9ti9feit einbring.
li9 ein3uprdeen iu9en, Inn tie 10 leid:
ter pDr ben 8efabren gu narnen, BIZ
Elm Mbtpeihen bonn a}fabe ab1oz
tut itrenger Re6tli4feit nit lid
bringt.
@ana anbers nimmt 1d etn BE.
ihluB aug, Der ttpn benz Staatsner:
/ banbe Der Suriiten bon Soma beri9te
tpirb, in tpelhem bas 8erufsbetpubt
| fein eeaen bemoralilirenbe praris, mi
| iie in rnan6en @eri1tsbDfen gebrdu1
| lid, proteitirt. ssSn beraielbsn ipiri
| bic @tdats Z 2egislatur angegangen
| Elm @eTeb an3unebmen, bem3ufolg
bas Sbergeriht ge5tDunsen lit, in fet
nen Gntf1eibungen te9nif6e ginipen
bunger aii ignDriren, no bieie bas
Iahper6oltlihe Grsebnib Der Ser
| banDlunaen in ben unteren @eri6ts
/ b0fen ni6t beriibren. Ddrin ift mi
anerfennensipertber Offenbeit eli
uunber Sled in unfern Geri1tsper
| fa6ren blosgelegt. beifen Musbreituna
| Die Mhtung ppr benz @efeb i'm @olf,
| unb Iein Aehtsgefiibl gu untergrabsl
brobt. Sehnifhe Gintpenbungen iinf
| ipp Der ShatbeftanD fldr au Sage Iiegi
! Der glotbbshelf BON Gpibbuben, in bi
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elmer srDBeren Mafdinenfabrif. Muf
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MIte Bntter tpoblfdmedenb 5u
MAIDEN. Man tpafhe biefelbe in fri
idem Maiier, bann in frifder mild,
freue Elm tpenig 3uder binein. bsitreue
nadber bic Butter nit 5aIa, lilb }ie
lit ipieber tpnblihmedenb. lin bds
burb 3erieBung berbeisefiibrts Mans
5igtperben gu perbiiten. giebt es 1lr
Elm Wlittel unb 3pur bic MoHerents
aiebuns. sSn Ncrbbeutfdlanb eyreidt
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-09-16
FOR NEW GAS PLANT
New Company Will Establish an Acety-
lene Gas Plant at Once-Clty TO
Take Twenty Five Lights.
IN Additional Teacher Will be En-
ployed for Schools 10 Take Care
Of the Overflow Oct. 1.
Republicans Will Meet Saturday, Sept.
"a, to Nominate County Officers
RaYe a forming Session.
NEW LIGHTING SYSTEM
An Acetylene Gas Plant Will be Es-
tablished in Mitchell by the
NEW LIGHTING SYSTEM
An Acetylene Gas Plant Will be Es.
tablished in Mitchell by the
Middle OF December.

A special meeting Of the city coun-
Gil was held Friday evening to take
action concerning a new lighting
plant that is to be established in this
city. G. c. King, Of Scotland, who
is tinanciering the company which is
practically organized for putting in
the plant, has been in the city for
five or six days looking after details.
The company is operating under the
gas franchise that was extended to
Messrs. Hitchcock, Branson and
Lord about a year ago.
The city council authorized the
city attorney to draw up a contract
with Mr.. King whereby the city
agrees to accept % street lamps at
once and 25 more June /, 1905, the
rate for which will be SO per month
each. The lamps are to be distrib-
uted we'll owe the city and it will
thus be thoroughly Illuminated.
In conversation with Mr.. King he
said that the system to be used will
be acetylene, which in his opinion,
is one of the best luminants Of the
present day. an exhibition of which
has been given on Rowley street for
the past two Or three evenings. The
plant will be put in Immediately and
it is expected that the workmen will
be here in thirty days to commence
the work. Mr.. King said that the
plant would cost at least $50, 900
when completed. He said that if the
weather kept at all fair nc would
have the system in operation by
Dec. 10. III e has arranged to have a
new generating machine sent out
from Chicago at m and during the
week of the corr palace he will light
the city hall building with it. The
acetylene light gives forth a pure
white flame, which is said to be
more penetrating than anything else.
M. j. Carney, representing the
Chicago Construction Co., has been
here with Mr.. King, taking notes on
the matter of excavation and the
laying of pipes. He returned to Chi
cage Saturday and will begin the work
of getting out the material for the
Mitchell plant. Mr.. King also went
back to Scotland. The company
which will control the Mitchell Gas
Co he stated, will be made up en-
TREY of outside people. He is very
enthusiastic over getting an oppor-
tunity to establish a plant in this
city and declares that he will estab-
lish a fine system in Mitchell.
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district, having expired at tins SEES
sion, and their successors will he APP.
pointed. Ibis will be the means oil
making a number of changes through
out the conference in the di~splacing
of pastors.
One of the most important meet.
ings Will be that of the layman's
conference, which will he in session
for several days during the confer.
ence. The gathering of the mem
bers Of this great church in the state
will mean much for the University,
as it Will give the visitors an oppor.
tunity to see the institution i'm its
working order i'm the two l uilidngs.
The sessions of the conference will
he held in the city bail. which will
be the first of a public character ever
held there. 1t will be a good omen
of success for this great religious
body to dedicate the bull ding that is
erected by she citizens OF Mitchell
for the use of the state as a lempor-
airy capitol building.
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THE DAKOTA CONFERENCE
The Great Methodist Gathering Will
Assemble in Mitchell Wed.
nesday, Oct. -.

The Dakota Conference of the
Methodist church will assemble in
Mitchell, Oct. II, in its twentieth
annual gath erlng, and the lndica-
tions are that it is going to be the
largest and most successful confer.
ence held in a good many years.
Mitcbell's central location and the
presence Of the Methodist Univer-
siGY in the city will be an added at
traction to bring the members Of
the church here in large plumbers.
The Conference will be presided over
by Bishop John w. Hamilton, OF
San Francisco.
There will be a change in two
of the presiding elderships at
this session Of the Conference, the
six years term of Rev. c E. Hager.
OF the Mitchell district, and Rev.
Duane Rifenbark, of the WATERFOWL