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The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12
CHINESE WANT
THE JAPS TO WIN

Between showers in the Oriental sec
ton Of Honolulu yesterday morning
large numbers of Japanese congrega-
ted around the bulletin boards put up
by the Japanese papers. They contained
the news received by the English dali
les regarding war movements in the
Orient. The English newspapers We're
eagerly bought up by every Japanese
who could read them and at an early
hour yesterday morning the entire
days edition of the Advertiser had
been sold.
Throughout the city the Chinese are
siding with the laps. Every China
man hopes that the Japs will defeat the
Russians for in this way they think
that the disruption of the Chinese en-
pire can be prevented.
In a crowded store yesterday morn
ing in Chinatown a white man laugh
ingly remarked that the Japs would be
defeated. II think you wrong" said
Chinaman, "Japanee have big war;
ships, many men. Russia be defeated.
Japanee always more brave than a
Russian"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12
HOLLISTER DRUG co.

ing many wealthy members and some
many poor members. Among the
weather. class of clubs is the Quon
on Kwock. This is located on Smith
street and it has recently erected a
magnificent new building at a cost of
about $4,000. The members of the Quon
On Kwock are sworn to secrecy. Their
organization is a very powerful one in
arranging disputes between members
and in controlling the affairs of a large
section of Chinatown. This club will
open its new building on Smith street
on Saturday. In honor of the opening
the society is said to have purchased
one thousand dollars worth of fire.
crackers which are to be set off Satur-
day evening.
FESTIVITIES TO LAST A WEEK.
The celebrations of the New Year
are to last week. On Monday morn
ing Willie Crawford will turn the
dragon loose. From his office on Bere-
tania street the monster will travel
forth and visit all of the Chinese stores
in the city. At every store it will prob
ably be given a noisy greeting by the
explosion of many firecrackers, and
contributions in gold and silver.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12
JAPAN'S NATIONAL
HOLIDAY PASSED

Yesterday was a great japanese holi
day. being the 2564th anniversary of the
foundation of the Empire. japanese
here who speak English say the nearest
they can come to giving the name of
the holiday in our tongue is Founders
Day" 1t was the intention early in
January to have repeated the New
Years meet of the Japanese Bicycle
Association TO celebrate the day, un-
less for the purpose of getting other
nationalities to compete it We're post
poned until Washington's Birthday.
The Advertiser was informed yester-
day, however, that the celebration of
the national anniversary in a public
manner had been declared off, on ac-
count of the trouble Japan is having
with Russia. A few Sunburst flags
were flying in town. The Hawaii Shin
DO issued a souvenir number for the
day. with large portraits of the En-
peror and Empress, beneath the Stars
and Stripes and sunburst flags crossed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12
PAX CHEZ, SPY
WAS IN PILIKlA

PAX Chez, a Chinaman who has been
| in the employ of the police as a spy
on gamblers, went out to do a little
raiding on his own account last night.
| lingworth had gone home and then de-
cided that such rainy night would
find all true gamblers engaged at their
usual work. So he repaired to China
town. He put his ear TO many door
and, sleuth-like, watched a string of
Chinese vending their way into Smith
street from .4otel street. They all
entered the same building. He counted
them as they passed him and knew
that such large number of men prob
ably did not live in that house. There
fore they must have been going to a
game. Then PAX Chez decided to raid
the place.
Now PAX Chez has a reputation in
Chinatown, He is known as a fighter
of no mean ability. Time and again
he has served his time with Warden
Henry for assault and battery and ac-
cording to his own story he is "blabe-
me fife anyting-you know three things,
set fire house, stealing, an shootem to
killem-they oad-fite no wrong" In
following up his rule of life PAX Chez
has landed himself behind the bars
many times, so many times that he de-
cded 1t would be better to work for
the police than to have them constantly
hunting him. So he became a spy.
incidentally every Chinese gambler in
town knows PAX Chee/and also knows
that he is spy. So as each Of the
Smith street tourists passed PAX Chez
last night he had one eye on the gamb-
ling house door and another on PAX
Chez.
According to PAX Chez he went to the
house in Smith street. He heard the
noise of dice and dominoes, the clnk-
ing of money, the grunts of the losers,
and knew that he had cornered his
quarry. In the name of the law and
of himself he knocked on the door.
There was no response. Then he
knocked again. Then the door flew
open. Seven Chinese, each shouting
You spy,' jumped out and in twink
ling there was a rough and ready fight
in progress, PAX Chez landed right
and left and some one of the seven
gave PAX livel- jolt in one eye. An
other grabbed Pak's extended fist, held
it securely and bit it, The fellow held
on and with his teeth broke the skin
of PAX Chee's hand to such an extent
! that it bled With his free hand PAX
delivered an upper-cut which would
have been credit to Dave Barry, and
his opponent dropped the bone. PAX
then made tracks to the police station
He asked for Chillingworth and on be-
ing told that the deputy sheriff was vat
home he said he would return this
morning and tell the deputy all
about II.
II makem stop" he said. zone man
fife me I know. He banker that house
an he d missionary too. Me stop
him. Me watch an catchem and Judge
he fine 'em."
Then PAX went home.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12
NOTICE..

TO ALL WHO ARE CONCERNED:
Notice is hereby given that petition
has been filed by the Territory of Ha-
wall for adjudication of water rights
of the Valley of Kanaha, in which
controversy has arisen between the said
Territory and the Pioneer Mill Com
pany, Limited, therefore the hearing of
said case is set for the 4th day OF
March, 1904, at o'clock p. m. and all
parties interested in the water rights of
said Valley of Kanaha are ordered to
appear before me at the premises of
the Lahainaluna Seminary, Lahaina,
Maui, at the aforesaid time, falling
which the case will be adjudicated ex
parte by default.
LYLE A. DICKEY,
Commissioner of Private Ways and
Water Rights for the Island of Maui.
2561-Feb. s, IL, 10.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12
STEAMER MOANA
MADE SHORT CALL

4 red stack steamer appeared off
of the harbor entrance for n few min
Ites. The vessel then stood off to sea.
Many people who saw her had visions
Of transport arriving to take away
Iapanese military reserves. For
moment others also thought it was the
alameda returning to Honolulu. But
the color of the stack soon told these
people that the vessel was not the
Alameda. No whistle had told of the
approach of the steamer for Diamond
Heal Charlie was out of business yes
terday. The storm had cut him off from
telephone communication with the city
and he was thus unable to sound the
alarm.
The steamer was the CanadianAus-
aralian liner Moana en- route to Austria
ia This Is her first trip to the colo
Gies since she struck a rock at Vic
.oria. On account of her delay in re-
pairing the company decided that the
vessel should not call here on her out
ward trip but should make straight
-un for Brisbane. The Moana left Vic
toria with this intention in view. She
got into the heavy weather which Ho-
soiulu has had taste of for the past
few days and her progress was so re-
Garded that she was two days behind
her schedule when she got near the
Islands.
Captain Carey told the pilot who Wis
ded the ship off port that during the
voyage they had had a breakdown
xhich delayed them for sometime and
Etlat they had also encountered very
heavy seas. There We're but few pas
sengers aboard the vessel and these
aad been Inconvenience by n rough
"Trip. Captain Carey gave the pilot a
small parcel of mail for the steamship
agents here. This mail contained a
eablegram which Captain Carey wish
ed sent to Victoria to explain the rea-
son of the delay so that no anxiety
would be felt if the steamer should be
a couple of days late in arriving in
Australia.
The Moana then proceeded on her run
10 the Colonies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned duly appointed adj
ministratrix with the will annexed of
the estate of Keawe Kailua, late of
Kalaupapa, Molokai, deceased testate,
by the Hon. ]. w. Kalua, Circuit Judge
of Maui, hereby gives notice to all per-
sons having claims against said estate.
to present same to Henry Smith at the
Judiciary Building, in Honolulu, Island
of Oahu, within six months from date
or they shall be forever barred And
all persons owing said estate are here
by requested to make immediate set
Element of same with the said Henry
Smith.
Dated Honolulu. Feb 4. 1904.
MALA KAILUA,
Administrative with the VIII Annexed,
Estate of Keawe Kailua.
2561-6t-F
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12

Things are going badly indeed when
Russia feels impelled to send The better
part of the Baltic fleet to the Far East
That fleet constitutes the first line Of
defence for the Russian capital. No
ordinary circumstances would induce
the Car to let it go on a ten thousand
mile journey; but the destruction Of
so many fine ships of his Asiatlc fleet
constitutes an emergency of the fast
rank.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12
Observation-Disclosures.

7eosQs eS'~'
ARRIVED AZ HONOLULU.
Tuesday, Feb. ..
sturr. j. A. Cumhins, Searle from
E6omu ports.
T.. 8. A. r. sheridan. from san Fran
CISCO. at S Il. m.
Wednesday, Feb. 10.
Stnr Niihau, Thompson, from Kau-
al ports at II a. m.
DEPARTED FROM HONOLULU.
Tuesday, Feb Q.
r. y. :. ). Korea, Seabury, for the
orient, at n. m.
stmr j. a. Cummins. Searle, for koo-
au ports, ut a. IN.
stmr Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo and
vay ports, at noon.
stmr Claudine. Parker, for Maui
sorts. at p. m.
stnr Lehua, Naopala, for Molokai
Sorts. Mt y. m.
gtmr Waialeale. Piltz. for Nawili-
Will, Hananaulu and Ahukini, at . D.
m.
strr Noeau, Peterson, for Honolua,
Eaanapal. Lahaina, Kukuihaele and
Honokaa, at 5 p III.
stmr w. G. Hall. Thompson, for Ka-
val ports, at . p. m.
Wednesday, Feb. 10.
:. s. Alameda, Dowdell, for San
francisco, at a. m.
Gas schr Eclipse for Anahola.
PASSENGERS.
Departed.
Tor ,Iaui ports, per stmr Claudine,
re-. g.-F. f. Baldwin, T.. f. Dinert,
T.. Z. Bull, w. w. Chamberlain, II. w.
Hoiling. Rev. ]. f. Kekipi, Mrs. ke-
xpi, Lum Sing.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per stmr. Niihau from Kauai ports,
Teb 10: II. +. Faye, f. Gay, NJ. F..
prosser, W. II. Soper, Rev. r. b. II.
Bannan, Mrs. Thatcher. Mrs Fl. u.
Spalding. ]. II. Coney, Miss r. Hoving
and 80 deck.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12
From Seattle and Tacoma.

The Americana Hawaiian Steamship
Company announces that its steamer
Texan will sail from Seattle and Taco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12
It hin Blood

Thin blood always makes trouble
Your circulation is very poor, you
have cold hands and feet. Your
nerves are weak, you are Respondent
and discouraged. Your stomach Is
bad, you have indigestion and sick
headache Your muscles are weak
and you can hardly drag about the
house. But there is a prompt cure.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12

Herbert Spencer ntolerant OF dishonesty While visiting
Montreal he urgently invited costly that
being built for unscrupuous millionaire He indignantly
fused 1T largely he said the admirng the osentation of
such that makes them possible Baron Grant the fraudulent
specuator invitation for the inaugural of Leicester
Square his gift London Before OF friends tore the
card pieces Such Grant compensate for obbng
Peter by giving Paul what they do him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12

If the japanese could take Dalny and
Port Arthur before the Baltic fleet ar
rived, the latter would have hard work
finding a boarding house
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12

Amid all the noise and the shouting
1t is well not to forget that poor old
Sumner was robbed of $4,000 by men
he trusted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12
THE BELL.BUOY
IS CAPSIZEO

The bell-buoy was capsized sometime
after midnight yesterday morning by the
terrific kona wind. The buoy is held
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12

before bicycles became popular they that
Yankee farmer mpouned by dealer buy for
live dollars I'D rather spend the money cow the
farmers But what idiot would look riding about
the the back OF cow Perhaps so replied the farmer
but half such idiot I'd look trying milk bicycle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12

1t is about time that Russia called
out her elder statesmen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-12

Playing Russian war" is a trick the
little brown men know all about.
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-15
ze statnf university.

Spraya university jako yefeinych
skol, iichz ie universita nedilnou
castf, ie obecnou zalezitosti, nebof
lid volt sam hlavnf 1fadniky. NAz
stat mnze ysfm prayem byti hrdym
na syoji uniyersitu. icjiz dobr6
ylastnosti jsou uznavany ma celem
severozapadu, kde zauiima mi
sto neipfedneisi. RoGnf navsteva
je blizko 1000 a mimo naseho sta
tu je zde znacny pocet studujfcfch
odjinud. ze zakladatel6 statu We
fili We yyssf vzddlanf, toho diikazem
lie, 70 jiz r. 1851 byla nase dnes-
nj universita zakonodarnou moci
zalozena 8 konecn6 r. 1868 for
maine otevfena, od kter6zto DOLBY
rostla sffila sc do nasledujicfchI
odbord: odbor vedy, literatury a A.
m6nf: do tohoto odborn nalezf tez
chemie lu6ebnictvi, stroinictvi,
yytearne nmenf dolovnictvf. 0d-
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-15

hych pffpadech nenf vdbec k napra-
yeni. TAX Sc stava, 10 dfte st5ska
ma boleni ocf a hlavy We skole, Ca
sto dospelJ pfi siti, cteni psani
q opet atarsi podobnS, oysem nAsled-
KEN pokazeni aneb seslabeni zraku
staffm. Nekdy je chyba dedic-
nj, take celia rodina trpi spatnsm
zrakem. Takove vady zrakove dali
se vsechny napraviti d1kladnym
yysetfenfm zraku a znalecky pfede-
psanymi ocnfmi sklfcky neb okula-
ry. DR.. Hovorka ma mnohe po-
ptavky po dobrych brejlich MAZE
vlastnf svou lekarnu, cfmz ma spo-
ieni obchodni, tax ze mdze obdrzeti
zbozf ten saml aneh drlh9 den
rozhodl sc vynzitkovati tA okolnosti
q yyhraditi prazdne chvfle, zvla-
st6 yetery, tomuto odboru. Za tim
dcelem poffdil 81 doktor . yelk5m
nakladem vesker6 potfebne vedeck6
pomdcky sice ty neidokonalejsf a
proto | neinakladn6isi, jake jsou
skffnky Sc zkusebnfmi sky, merit
ka opthalmoscope retinoscope q j.
zaffSenf potfebna k ddkladnenu
prozkoumanf zraku. Kazdy, kdo
brejlf potfebuie, mel by 81 pfede-
vsfm dati zrak prozkoumati brej-
le podle pfedpisu zhotoviti, nebof
brejlemi obycejnymi, jez Sc bez ja-
kehokoli predominant zraku vybira-
II, tasto tyz jeste vice se pokazi,
protoze takove brejle mali skla vi
obou polovicich stejna, kdezto sotva
Jcden tigfce lidf naIezne Sc, ahv
r1si ieino oko prave tax jako dru-
he a proto jest zapotfebf ODE OH |
prozkoumati a podle toho brejle Sc
Ffditi. Nasi ctenafi by nell pfile-
iitosti, kteraz Sc Jim naskytuje, po-
nziti, tim spize, an dektor prohibit | |
oei "a timto dcelem lplnS zdarma.
r Pan John M. Pesek, znamy
sesky hstonos, bydlfcf elsie 627
'aiice III, odejef nedeli man
selkou svoji do Protivfna, Ia, ku
'ohfbu sve matky.
r Jako kazdorocne, usnesl Sc w
'or sskkoiinfi pro ceskou svobodomysi-
ION skolu pofadati vano6nf stronlek
G skolnfm program m. ia tim dee
en- bylo usneseno odloziti pofadani
lavnosti ma novy rok osm hodin
ecer. Vstupne pro osobu bude Is
enti hstky budou prodayany Ia
y skolu navstevujfcimi. Vytezek
ude pro dobro zkoly protc oecka-
d Sc, ze jako vzdy drive, talk i ten
okrate bude navst9va slavnosti to
elka.
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-15

Louisa VavrovskJ, namsstka Marie
Varhanik, tajemnice Theresie Rum
3 ge, il6etniee Antonio Hora5ek, po-
kladnicc Aizbsta Haubenshuidt,
dozorkyne Rosa Krutina, vybor ma
jetku Anna Mojha, Marie Wort,
ncetni vybor Katefina HYATT, Rosa
Sanda Katefina ZAlesky. Ma skol-
nj vybor Marie Je1inek Bozena
Hanzalfk.
D Ceskym spolkim O vdbec We
feinosti st. Paul okoli se nvadf
" znamost, ze Citizens Orchestra
b1aje ceske kusy ma dechoye smyc-
cove nastroje pfi kazds sIavnosti
reb zabaye. Haste Sc u r. j. Stra-
choty, ATT Superior st., st. Paul.
Aim.
V sobotu meskal zde za OBJ
chodnf zalezitostf p. Lud. Hajek a
Move Prahy, Minn.
r Pan Frank Machovec s16ast-
nil Sc v nedali vypravy do Ovation
ma ku zakladajicfnu Sc tam spoIku
knights of Columbus.
= Starry pan Albert Hajek ode
bral se pond6li ma delsi naystG-
su XII sv55m pfatelfm do Move Pra-
by; pfeieme mn, ably 10 tam do
bfe bayil.
= jest rnnoiao pfitin, proc kaz-
Ii mel by hledeti k tomu, aby pfi-
spival k rozvoji sy6ho okoli. To-
mfize nejlepe ciniti podporovanfm
'bchodnfkd, mezi nimiz zije. Ma
,betayost obchodniki nasich apeluje
V pfi kazde pfilezitosti. Cd mich Sc |
'cekava, aby podporovali kazdy ma
'odni podnik, vlasteneck$ aneb O.
'ecni. A jestli to od mich ocekd-
fame, pax musime take navzaiem
ny je podporovat. A pax musime
nfti ma pameti, ze vzdy neni do
re, pfijdou DOLBY tfsne a nedostat-
d, bud tfsne vseobecne, nasIedkem
.terG prace je nestalou a vydelek
ejistyIn, aneb pfijdou DOLBY memo
Q a ke komu Sc pax utfkame We
ye nouzi a potfebe, jestlize nema-
1e penez a potfebujeme dveru? -
'nad do tech yelkych humbukaF-
kych obchodd We meste? Dojista
G. Tam bychom spatne pochodi-
Tam isou ochotni witt od mas
sechny penize co pfineseme, ale il
ak jsou kapsy jejich zamceny prot
am ma 80 zamki. NeposkozujmeI
'dy sy6 vlastnf zajmy zanasenim
asich penez tam, kde jsou nado-
70 ztraceny, nybrz obchodujme q
isimi obchodniky udrzujme Pc
lie v naSena okoli obshu. x
f~ Kdo by 81 pfal dvousedadlovy Z
'cdr, neb jine druhy kcc4ara, po- Hi
'zd neb voza, nechf Sc zastavi vi q
sle 583 w. 18th st. TT n
= Upozorhujeme ct. ctenafe ma '
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-15

freumInuly ctvrtek odbyya
spolek ~. Jifi vJro6nf schnzi,
niz n4&:sslleeddujici iifadnici byli ma pff
sti rok zvoleni: pfedseda, Vac. Bla.
ha; velitel, Tomas Krodak; prvn
rytif, Frank Bakula; druh5 rytif
Tomas Cigler; tajcrnnik, JOS. Svo.
hodny; f6etnik Frank Kosaf, po-
kladnlk Fr KEsshassa Ksass, ffiiiasanssnff ffiiiasanssnff vyyhbor vyyhbor,
Vol. Slechta, Jan Masek Tomas
kopacka. Vybor majetku Jos. Kle-
catsky a Jos. Vanura; praporeeni-
g aS. Urban Tomas Bartizai,
iPsossai ANT. Bouska.
= Sudf Greenleaf Clark. ieden 3
nejznamejsich nejjvazen6jsfch OBJ
can1i naseho mesta, zemfel tyto dny
I,ssilando, Cal, karn pred krat-
kym tasem k Will zdravi odejel.
Clark byl jednfm pionerd min
r'asott=shk}fcf q znaln nejsirsich kru-
zich spole1ensk5ch pro syoji pocti-
vost neoblomnost. Zastaval roz-
Bcne vefejne tfady pfi sve smr-
II byl pfedsedou fiditelstva statnf
university pfedsedou statni histo-
ricke spole1nosti. Zemfely byl 60
rokd star po cely svdj zivot zistal
svobodny. Jeho pozistalost odha-
duje 90 na 100000, niz odkazal
$4,000 m6stske knihovn6; ostatni
najetek bnde rozd1len mezi dsdice.
J5eiliiikozz neui nam mono, by
chom byli yzdy V nasi 1fadovne XII
ralezeni, ustanoyili jsne 81 ufadni
hodiny, kdy budou mas moci vsichni
rsai pfiznivci, at IA jakoukoliv "a
lezitosti. nal6zti. Rano do 10 ho-
din; odpoledne cd pdl jedne do 2|
hodin vecer Cd pdl sedme do z.
V sobotu cel6 odpoledne a ve6er.
tf Fl,
= v sobotu pfijel sem ma delsi
navst6vu ku syemu yeti p. Josefu
Slabymu p. Albert Coudek z Mont
gnmery, MINI
r Move zyoleny mas serif Anton
Nielsen jmenoyal jiz vseclSy sv6 pfi-
rati q rnezi mimi iistanoven tez mas |
krajan p. Frank G. Picha, SYN va
.zeneho stareho hostinskeho p. Vac.
Pfchy. Pan Picha obdrzel mfsto
pffruciho pfi kriminalnim soudu,
kter6 ie nejdhlezit6jEi po hlaynim
pfirucfn Serbia. Jmenoyanfm pana
Pichy splnil p. Nielsen sydj slib, Eel
do sveho 1fadu povola tez Cecha
q tim zajiste osvedGl Sc co mnz slo-
70 sye dcdrzujici q hodny davsryi
! podpory, iiizz Nc nu od ceskeiio vo-
li6stva dogtalo. Pan Picha zasta-
val mfsto pffruefho serifa za paton /,
Hardu po deyet rokb V letech pfede-
slych a je tuddz schopcn nastou- !
pitt plnym vedomim zodpoyedno-
I'll, jez trade tom je vyzadoya- /
"a.
y Frank Wondra Owatonny,
enz pred nsmi lety dal &c I ycj=kn :
spojen5ch Statd poslednf CAS- byl /,
co kierk Takrutni d. :
A
'adoyn6 Spojenych Statd We Win q
iepeg, Manitoba, Canada, pfijel y
em, ably vstoupil k osmemu pluEu 7
fzdy Jefferson Park Pan Won j
Ira jako mladik navst6yoyal skolu )
Sit. Paul. n
= Y nedeli II. proaince odbyval q
Dor Hvtzda Zapdu, 6islo 45 sester- ii
k6 Podporniicf Jednoty, v5roeni n
ehizi d nasledniici hfadnice bylylvi
voleny na pfisti rok Pfedsedka \,
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-12-15

= Upozorhuieme ct. ctenafe na
ohlasku Hoyorkovy lekarny na il
mem miste V tomto elsie. DIR. Hoyor-
ka pfijal do sve iekarny jednatel-
styi nejlepsfch oInich sklicek I. Nv.
"Kcnatoric Lenses Veda mas uci,
ze kazde dite 30 narodf Sc zrakem
neboli yadnym nejakym
zpdsobem, aneb spise nevyvinutym,
nebof vyvinutf zraku vezme dele,
nez jest urceno pro nogorozene Tia
chyba neb nedostatek Ii yelike vet-
siny ditek se napravi pfirozenym
zpfsobem, nebot zrak Sc easefn W.
viTie. ale pfi yelk6 mensine tryaI
vysijeni to pills dlouho 3 ye mno-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-12-07
Patience.

Let patience have her perfect work
James l. :.
Lord, give this grace OF Thine to mo,
That I may live Alright:
However dark the path may be,
Let patience bring me light.
When my heart fails me In the storm.
And there Is none to save.
Let this friend put her hand in mine.
And patience make me brave.
When strife and turmoil are around.
And weak has grown my will.
Let patience like an angel come
And teach me to be still.
Let quiet patience help my soul
Beneath the scOnrge Of wrong
And check my angry words OF wrath.
And turn them into song.
Lord. ! am very weak and frail.
And am not good or great,
Yet shall l vOrthisr be IL Thou
Wit G1ve me grace to wait.
And 40 pray. whatever come
or trouble. pain or care.
DM patience my companion he
Beside me everywhere
Marianne FarminShan7. :
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-12-07
AFTERNOON sEssloS.

The Board met AZ per adjournment
with al the members present. Com
missioner Wallis in the chair.
Commissioner Black moved that the
States Attornsy DO instructed to draw a
contract with the Minot Hospital Asso-
citation, for the leasing Of the County
Hospital according to proposition made
by said Association. which was duly sec
onded by Commissioner Gorbenson and
declared carried. Commissioners Black,
Richardson, Torbenson and Wallin vot-
ing in the affirmative. Commissioner
Swanson voting in the negative.
On motion of Commissioner Black
duly seconded . warrant was ordered
drawn in favor OF j. w. Fswcett for the
sum OF $4,000, the same having been
appropriated to ferry across the Dss
Laos lake. at Paisley this county. Car
ried.
Commissioner Black moved for the
following resolution. viz: Resolved,
that it be understood that the money
paid and advanced by the County for
the Paisley ferry, was done sith the un-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-12-07
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Beard Of County Commissioners
met as per adjournment with oil the
members present. Commissioner Wallin
in the chair.
Commissioners Swanson moved that
the bill of Walker Brothers and Hardy
for the printing of the ballots for Ward
County for the year A. D. 1904, be al
lowed as presented, but there being no
second the motion was lost.
Commissioner Black moved that the
bill he allowed with the exception Of
the following Items. viz: 100 ballots,
Sl6.OO: 22G}I regular ballots, 367l.5O;
11lO5 womens ballots, $3.50, total of
s743tD, which motion was duly seconded
by Commissioner Richardson and on
roll call the following vote was regis
tered: Commissioners Black. Richard
son and Torbenson in the affirmative,
and Commissioners Swanson and Wallin