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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-02-05
ern trip. They report a pleasant
time while away.

The Modern Brotherhood of Amer
lea is about to establish a lodge in
this CITY. Henry Johnson of Spear
fish and D. f. Caifee of Hot Springs
have been in the city for the past
two weeks soliciting for the order
and Mr.. Johnson announces that a
new lodge will be organized and Off
GERS installed sometime during the
coming week. The Modern Brother
hood is a %fraternal insurance order
and has had quite a phenomenal
growth during the past few years.
News is rather scarce this week
owing to the tact that this is she
first OF the month and the city re-
porter has been obliged to do some
rather fancy lodging around in or
der to avoid his creditors.
Gottlleb Schnasse left for his
homo Tuesday evening alter a visit
here with his parents. He resides
at Fessenden, S. D.
Heavy SHOWS are reported ia the
Northern Hills and traffic is said to
be greatly impeded. The regular
train on the Spearfish highline has
not been able to make its "trip since
last Friday on account of the great
amount of snow on tho tracks. max
ing traffic an utter impossibility.
The snow in some places is from five
to six feet deep. The Burlington
company has had a big gang OF
men at work for several days trying
to clear the track, but owing to the
very high wind nothing could be
dode as the tracks would til up as
soon as cleared. Attempts were
made to get the mail through by
wagon road, bnt after going as far
as Portland the trip had to be aban-
dQned.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-02-05
BRIEF MENTION.

E. M. Pew, the new manager OF
the Hotel Harvey assumed his
duties February lst.
P. D. Paganetti, the rustling
book-agent for Collier and Son is in
the city this week.
Mr.. ames Belknap, who had his
livery barn burned down a short
time ago, intends erecting fine new
barn on the old site in the near
future.
A great deal more snow is repor-
ted north Of town out on the Box
Elder than fell in the city. The
ranchers from out that way report
a hard time getting their stock
through the last two weeks On ac-
count Of the very severe weather.
Merchants reported a very quite
time the last two weeks on account
of the very severe weather
Fire completely destroyed the
shaft house and plant of the Gopher
Mining Co. at Lena Mine near Hill
City on Monday night last week.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
Earl Hoisingnon, editor Of the
Black Hills Mining Review spent a
few days in the city this week on a
visit with his parents.
Harry B. Sprague. who has been
engaged as b~ook-keeper in the Elgin
Creamery at Deadwood for the last
year, has accepted the position as
manager of Edwards, Wood and Co.
branch office in this city. Mr..
Sprague assumed his duties this
week.
Friday evening last week. L. v.
Seals was arrested by Sheriff Can
field for stealing horses from Sam
Fish in Meade County. The sheriff
took his prisinor in charge and
proceeded towards the county
bastile, but as they we're passing
down the north side of main street
their attention was attracted by a
row going on in n of the saloons
and the sheriff, taking Scales with
him, stepped inside to quell the
disturbance. In the excitment that
followed Seals 'silently folded his
tent and stole away and hasn't
been heard Of since.
Word was received here this week
of the marriage of Max R, Hopkins
to a Kansas City young lady by the
name Of Winnefred Fox. Max
graduated from the School of Mines
here d few years ago and is we'll
known in this city. He is at
p%resant a division superintendent
for the international Correspondence
Schools of Scranton, Penn, in which
position he has been very successful.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-02-05

Next Sunday, February 7th, is
Missionary Day at the Congrega-
tional church. In the morning the
address will be given On the sub
ject, The Kings Business Requires
Haste" In the evening a special
service has been arranged at which
some Of the "Great Hymns of the
Church" will be sung by the choir
and the pastor will tell how they
have become historically famous.
All are cordially invited to attend
both morning and evening service.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-02-05

Major John R. Brennan and wife
were in the city the early part Of
this week, having come up from
Pine Ridge on business and pleas
ure combined.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-02-05
HIGH SCHOOL

The second half of this school
year has begun with the following
enrolment by grades: Grade l, II:
grade 2, 33; grade 3, 81; grade 4,
81; grade 5, 81; grade G., 81: grade Z,
AZ. grade 8, 26; high school, 50.
The new studies offered in the
High School are bookkeeping, ply
steal geography, first algebra.
Because of the cold weather of the
past two weeks two rooms, Miss
SCOTS and Miss Smiths, were dis
missed OF Monday morning.
Earl Stewart has entered the
High School in the first year.
The semi-annual promotions show
ed that many pupils failed because
of irregular attendance. Expert
ence shows that is impossible for a
student to keep up with his class
unless he is there.
The flag for punctuaIity was won
for Rthis week by Miss Smiths
room in the first ward.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-02-05
Call For Scbool Warronts.

Notice is hereby given to the hol-
ders Of warrants Of ths Rapid City
Independent School District, up to
and including registered No. 1892
on the teachers fund and up to and
including registered No. l471 on the
xenerol contingent fund, to present
the same at the First National Bank
for payment and that interest will
cease from this date.
JANUARY 10 1904.
MARY FRIDGE, Treasurer.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-02-05
NOTICE..

Fred Weber is our city re-
porter and any favors shown
him as such will be duly app
reciated by
The PUBLISHER,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-02-05
and so on, according to the num-,

and so on, according to the mum.
Der.
About the first Of June the mem
bers will met at wooonsocket for re-
hearsal and from that time on will
meet tor daily practice. The band
will go to WATERFOWL to playfor the
state militia encampment and from
there will be transported to the
sunny south to make a reputation
for the sunshine" state.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-02-05

Friday afternoon a hearing was
had before Justice Joy in which the
State was plaintiff andTim Murphy,
defendant. John Martinsen was the
complaining witness. The charge
brought against Murphy was a
criminal assault upon Martinsen,
who had his lose broke and famed
up generally i'll a free-for-all saloon
row that occurred in Sweeney's
place on Christmas eve last. It
was proven that Murphy had not
touched Martiesen at all, and the
Jury acquitted him.
W. L. Schoettler is now day clerk
at the Hotel Harvey. Joe Keenan,
who has filled the position with sue
cess for the last three yea s goes to
Omaha. where he has a similar po-
sition in one of the large hotels
there. We are all sorry to see Joe
go, and hope that he will meet with
success in his new place.
The contest case brought by John
Holstein against the homestead en-
try Of J. P. McElroy, ST., was heard
at the land office this week. The
case was taken under advisement.
The electric lights plant now has a
new engine installed and running,
and the city is 10Y supplied with
very fine lights.
B. L. Allender was in the city
from Creston this week.
Elihu Clark was down from Dead
whhd Saturday greeting old friends.
Elihu is now in the Hattenbach
store at Deadwood.
Wade Whiteside is now working
with j. A. G.. Sldenburg, having
accepted a position as deliveryman.
The second semester of the School
of Mines opened up this week.
Major John R. Brennan and wife
were in the city the early part Of
this week, having come up from
Pine Ridge on business and pleas
ure combined.
The case of the Singer Sewing
Machine company VS.. S. ]. Cohen
which was to have been tried before
Justice Scriber on the first Of the
month has been continued over to
the 18th. Cohen was until was I'M
til recently, agent for the Singer
company. He is charged with the
embezzlement of funds belonging to
the company.
George Brown who has been
putting up ice had his leg Broken
one day this week by catching it be-
tween two'cakes of ice. Mr.. Brown
had been working for Fay Gentry.
"Gumdrops" Stewart, Wood
wards popular candy man is in the
city this week.
The board of health report the
cases OF scarlet fever as well uuder
control and no new cases developed.
Rey. and Mrs. Smith returned
Wednesday morning from their east
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-02-05

delicious refreshments, land good
we'll. we guess they we're The re-
porter got his share and all he can
say is that they "were out of sight"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

Aorct ogina. aonaeu % Gronuiu9cn
pnr ion GLADE, at Der life oar 0ooOe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

riRc % Ell Erinic&ic poa Sicbet.
fan en- ui0c, iuo Scr rciitc no boooc
6orntmmc % Ril0e til ollie Sono'
lens Scatter. Nieu Ser par ingcn,
iom frmoc iirtoc a]ouaaoStrcue cler
ioo mcgct iom iuu SpurloG poo Dem.
"a MT ole De Itore % hoicitc /
2auoCt houoc pTrct noe. bar Der CT
&aptcin % Ell &eitnaut, ION otIoc I
&eicn "a prapc iig. go ia, aongen
rltitcoe Dem no buuOc mco ScIp OF
@rrlo o. euifeoc Dem Spttc paa &ei.
len 0tpoo.
Sau pur ser en- SoIoot. iom boeoc
iommcn nrcO Nor lin / Ell Itocn
Sntc bortenior aonQSQnor0en. 8on
orsmtc en- Rot, OF ban lfuIoe no al
.lcoe eiter G]rinieSierne, ban mco.
.Cm Ntorgenen innoieoe ban cnomt,
bpoO hun banSe BRENT, OF Inntfeoe
ON BET for Mobereu. Get fan
.oicrne pGrc noact 6ontcifob, iom er
tommct Tor nig," ioghe &iTrrIngen
on mua NrFmme hct ionme ire
9tPtter pau NAB. eaerS CT oct life
.irtcnoc." 9Ien set Gif IigccnS Dc
upitr 9trtterne. beg9c @anGe fom'
Den iammc Sremmeu iQicu; ban int
ties han ifuISc no. Sao oolteSe
han iig o. Sroa pon iia &unoerinacr
lin % aif op i aistfcret pao Songs'
.NourNcn; oct par enoha Sa8er
.citrr De 10 andre Oroa uiiteo.
"@ao on bicm isieu," ia8oc Son'
oen; "%riuicHicrne bGngcr III nel
Tor hsit for Oig," ioGOc ban; 20 lao
bor icg giuct no iaa manage Retlc'
penae, iau Der er life Tier igien
0og; - on iaar bellcr tourme igien
en- anOeu Gag"
"Sfal iea gna, oil ieS goa tSag,"
iagOe Solootcn; "Heiiepenae er JED
life ng6ig ON. iee piI life bare oneci
emo en- 9ram paa 6Iaiten % MaO
SaifeH," iaROe ban; men en- Opgtig
0taoiGf muatte set pGrc, iaa mc9c'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

%cn" faloer man oert, Der life
marfer, at man m%iSbruger bant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

Ssitnonten elf og riHaleoe meo Yen.
gene fine oe piIoe sierne fisbt fia
Woo; men life iaa DC 5olf, % iffe
fonot De Naoinnleu beler. Sao
bso SoIooten Dem aiso os 6leit al
MooiGffen lin. "a bar DC life itor.
agtise og Loo iie life nsoe I9iiac, men
tos for iis Of bet han bapoe, JONI DC
aIorig ifiiIoe imagt Nao.
9agen efier iagOe aapteinen, al
De fit pon Sagt % ifaffe iis nogei
at leue al. 9ige peo Waoroen bar
Der en- itor Sfop % Der bar Der fuloi
al baooe Sore og 5ugI. esitnanten
ifuloe 6Iipe biemme og paste Stiet
og foge 9eiten al liitenaoen. Sine.
oens ifjeo De to andre ian meget, al
oct bar life mer emo iaa De orfeoe al
bare oct biem. Wen bn De TOM til
Borten, Dor BET ida itrsbeIigt meo
S~sitnanten, at ban neiten life bar
go6 til at Iiiffe op for Dem.
"Sbao or Der paaf9rbe meo oig?"
ipurgte aapteinen.
SO, iaa fortalte ban, at itrar De
nar saoet, fom ser en- srlioen Seal
mco iiot Sfipg, iom gift poo
arpffer oe ba6 ina paffert on Ell
Sfiains; men peI ban bapbe iaaet
BEN, falot oen ne0 paa 8liIpet for
BAN, % oft ban farebe cfter Den,
bar ban life Gur iii at fao Gag | ben,
ioo itsl og ifiGlO bar ban. Seq
ipnteS Spnb pao Den gautle arofen,"
iogoe 2sitnanten, "og iao brffeoe
ieg mig for at tage op Sfiain8en
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

aieo os Sleif iom ban funoe bare
- Sa, oct ifuloe ban faa, naar oct
life par altoei ban piIoe.
Soa Iagoe ban niiteb. oa ban bapoe
life gaaet mango Nilene, fsr ban
tos iaicn aopteiaen os s%sitnauten.
"Spor ifaI OH ben2~ iae0e aap.
%teienen, GA ban iaa Nnnocringen.
Seq ifulbe no at friite, ON ieg
funoe finoe 8ongsostrene," ipareoc
SoIoaten.
"8i ifaI ioa. hi meb,~ iagoe Sab.
%teinen; "oa iioen ou bar famine
serenoet, fan on fna Sop at ilno
Selge meo os; for timber life ui
Dem, ino iinber piit life on Dem, min
@rt!" iag6e ban.
Ia De bapoe gnnet inmmen en-
Stuno, tbe Soloaten af ira Stor.
peien og off ino pna en- @dngiti !
Sfopen.
"Ret, bpor oil on benz" iagoe Sap.
t%einen; bet er beoIt at fsIge alfar.
peien," ingbe ban.
Set Iaber fig tro, bet," iagoe
SoISoten; men Der inl6er min Sci.
San bolbt Stien, ban, oa ga DC
andre ion oct, intooe De oa fom ef.
ter, De osiao. Get bar lnugt og lGn.
ger emo Ionet bortigiennem,s oprr
ipGre Roer 90 opefter TRANCE MI
bale. Silii6it lpsue6e oct, og Ga 81
fom belt no at Sfopen, bar Ser en-
lang, lang alop, iom DC maatte oper,
% pon ben 9loppen itoO Der en- 9iern
til 8agt; Den reiite Jig paa 30 os
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

poa bet; men ian eIoO aor9eu Dar.
buite6e ban cubha pan al ipttc &oat
Tor S%tueoercn, iuu Erluie5icruc life
ifItloe Hippo no. - Ia &ouQaoetreue
oopeoe til, bIep DC baubc Uafrc OF
0ene, og auot o. uel bopSe DC 0et /
ole 4hnaOer. Get eueite par, al Sc
life ft fouune no Oa lege iil, DC ionI
nnore ssru; men alt &c tiggGbc %
boo 6orGIorcnc, % alt Sc euooleoc
paa Sagteu. iaa nptteoc Oct Itac Ii.
BET; no mantte De life, for De por
iemten Gar gamle aIIeiammeu.
Saa par oct Ell Tag. life lGnge
isr ben Duaite aongsOatteren itll0e
iDIbc lit iemtenOe AGr. aOugeu o.
0ronnihsen Dor noe at tiere ! 600.
peiret, og Yriniesierne too / 8iUouct
oa ina no. SoIeu ifinueSc. % oft
itob iaa srsni og baffert at Se fun.
res be moatte no, ~ Oct III aaa Tom
Oct tanoe. Saa tiggeOe % oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
Gpcutyr at .. Chr. aIsbisruicu.

hG1gte DC 9ngten ale ire og bao,
al ban ituIbc Hippo Dem neo i Sao.
men; ban tluroe ielu Ie, iad pormt
oa paffcrt oct bar. - Der ntnbe en
nIorig fomme ginterpeir Ell Zig
Gag" Sa, ban ipntes life oct iaa
ligt no til oct, gaatmonoen beler;
oa uour De cnbelig ifuloe og mndtte
no, ioa fit De bel goa, iagoe ban;
men oct ifuloe bare pGre Ell erlioen
StunO, og ban piIoe ielu bore meb
% paste poa Dem. 0a De fom neb
| Saper, iprong De baaoe bsit OF laut
on plliffeOc 6onget i,,lot al glomiter
og @rsnt, Oct patreite be iaa. Eli.
ii0it raaoeoe DC life meo mere; men
iom De ifuI6e til at goa inc igien
fit oe 2ie paa en- itor Goie, iom too
borte | oen andre @nOen al Sdpen.
Zen bar mango @anae uatrere emo
alt oct onoct De bGnbe funoet, iod
ben muotte DC etoelia bare. Den
meO oct ianrme De buffeoe ia %
ifuIoe tage Hoien, fom Der Ell bigger
tort Sneiloffe, og borte bar DC.
Der blep ltor Sorg oper belle San.
Oct. og Gongcn loo lpie op paa oae
airfcbaffer, at oen iom funoe frelic
8rinic&ierue ituloe iou bolpc Higct og
@uIOfroncu bans % bpem al Dem,
ban pitSe, til ngte. Ter bar uof Of
Dem, JON pilbe pinoe ct boIpt aonge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
WHAT SPOILED THE COFFEE.

A suburban family have a servant
who is an excellent cook, but upon
VINO is an excellent cook, but she in
sists upon making all her dishes
strictly according TO her own recipes.
Her mistress gives her very full
swing. not only as TO cooking, but
also as to the purchase of supplies.
The other day her mistress said to
her:
Bridget, the coffee you are giving
us is very good. What kind is it?'
Its no kind at all, num-" replied
the cook. cts a mixter."
How do you mix it,"
81 make it one-quarter Mocha and
one-quarter Java and one-quarter
Rio"
"But that's only three quarters.
What do you put in for the other
quarter"
81 put in no other quarter at all,
mum. That's where so many spileS
the coffee, mum, by putting in a
fourth quarter"
"8cn" faloer man oer, Der life
m9rfer, at man miSbruger BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
Sra ipreote Setter.

Gn baabefnlb Spn teIegrafereoe til
fine 5oreIore paa oeres SsIpbrpl.
..liipsoaa:.
"Gr geateifnb en- SfufieIie?@
5~orGIorefe Ingoe fine S9noer
iblso % ienote tiIiioit fsleenbe Sbor:
"gsei men bets 8eiuItcter er Oct
moertioen."
"Ses er bonnet iorat beoe ON De.
res EATERS Soano", begpnote ben
unge Mono.
"Sm gliiabetbs Saano2" iaebe
oen ,lnse Games Saber.
"Sa. Seq peo nof, at BET bare er
eli 5ormiag, men pi tGnfte, at Ge
piloe life, at ies ipurete Gem."
GIiiabetbs Sur Iogbe tit aniigt !
bsitiSeIige SOLDER.
"gn 5ormiog9 Spab ifal ieg
iige?"
Get err bare EN- tom Sormalitet"
"Sg mna ies ipsree, bpem bet bar,
Iom nopeSe at iige, at bet bare bar en-
tom 8ormolitet at beoe mig on NIT
Samtpffe til min 9atters Sitter.
maal2"
Set bar gliiabetbs Wober."
"G~liiabetbs Niooer2 Sa, oct er Ell
anben Sag. 9a pil leg life iige
mere"
hinge Gctcrien ileSe biem i'll i'm
npbaate s@gtentu meo ben glade Rp.
beb, at ban bnpbe leiet golig.
"aa", iagbe 6ru Fetterien. Oct
bar leg oaiaa. Seq fanot Ell Seilig.
beo ibag."
"Wen hsrie bu life. ica iag6e, jog
lfulbc greie eet2" brslte ban.
"aa. iea er inu lei, artbrr. BEG
piSite, oct bar Ell WGngoe Seiebabere,
% ian leieoe iea lt9eiaagoot meo oct
iamnle."
9etterien i(Gugte Jig | en- Stcl og
lob Sbeen blipe folio. S oner en- Sime
tr9ttebe De upqifte paa bet irp9telig.
ite. 2iIiibit ipsmmebe bun | Saorer.
tang, begpubte at ipiie % par
bsp for bcnbeS Rlnaer.
Suu terrebe Eiuene. % belle aftc.
men iasoe De life ct Orb til bperunbre.
Snotil 8etterien p~lubieli9 tit en- Soc.
% ban ipurgte builfet Sns bun
bopbe leiet.
"SanienS, Tr. II / 9tpgaoen. On
nomerfet -"
"Sanieus! Rpgaoen II? Oct er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

Oer q eHaahg eli "o'9e %
Ell Grouuina iom inaeu 9srn
banSc, oa oct tog &c iig iao nGr, at
&c npiten life bapbc en- gIob Struo.
Gn Tag itoo aongcn noe | SoaIen
og iuu uooper sc itore Soroele line
OF alt ban eiebe. Oct bar nof, %
pcl ioo Oct; men ban ipnteS life, ban
futoe bdpe nogen 8IpOe al oct, naar
ban life pi6ie, hpor Der itilloe blue
al alt eitcr bans Sio. Som ban ito0
Der og arlmocbe, Tom Der en- GAM
mel 6nttiefirrring, iom gif og BAD
ON Iiot / Subs Iupn. Suu billie og
neiebe iig % ipuretc, bpoo Der ietlte
aongeu, it0eu ban ioa iaa nalao no.
Get fan life on gisre noget peS,
min aooe aoue!" iagoe 8ongcil; "oet
uptter life at fortpne Dig Oct" Oct
tliroe bel enoba bGuoe," ioebe zig.
aerfiprrinaen; "oer ifol oite Iioet
til, roor Sptfen pil. aoueen tGnfer
paa, at ban inecu arpiua bar til
2dnO OF Hise; men Oct trpneer ban
life at ierge for" ioobe but;
han ifuISc bope ire 9etre meo Gron.
uinaeli lin, men ban matte agtc benz
bel, iaa be life fom UNDER bar Srm.
mel, isr DC blep icmten aur aomie;
cllers fom Der Ell SueiIofe 90 TOO
Dem.
"a 5iben font, blcp Ironningeu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
site @arsaasa

10 netop Den 2eiIigbeo, ies ielo bar
leiet. Soorfor insoe on life oct fprY"
Srn Sonien bdpne leiet Sniet I'll
5ru 8etterien, o. Or. Sonien bnpoe
label Sr. Getterien faa S~eiIigbeSen.
% enooa erflGreoc Sr. 9ctterien, at
bet life bar bans Sfpio, at Be be.
epnote at tr9tte.
Sur en- Sio iiben bIep en- ManS
melot for at boDe ifitot Eiter pao ell
anoen Nonos @iertoom. llnoer Dor.
beret bar &Iaeeren tpbeligpis uerpeS
oa meget ioriigtig / fine Sour 90 een
anfiaeeSes Sagisrer eioroe osiaa
oft, bpob ban funoe for at gipre BAN
euonl mere 9nsitelig.
"Ssr Ee mn, iaeoe ban "meb goo
Sampittigbeo ioGree, of beilne Miono
bar ifuot Ceres GuerP"
Seq insbe life. at ban bopoe ifitot
Sent," bar Sparet, men at ieg mis-.
tenfte bam for Of bape ejort BET"
"abl gu er ri paa ret Bel. Spcr.
for mistpnfte Sc bam?"
80, for oct fSrite msbte ieg bam
paa min gienbom nteo ct 8eper |
Saanoen, for Oct onbet bsrte leg ct
Stio og iaa Grerne fnlbe, 90 for bet
treble fanbt ieg fire al mine Guer /
bans 2omme, % jeg fan life tGnfe
mig. at Euerne par fIsiet oerneb %
bapoe or9bt Jig ielp".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

fom imob Dem, iom Den uiloe Gbe
Dem.
"SpoS gisr ri uu9" in9oe aaptei.
men.
"1e flyer, at 9ierren ifal bGrc
piIS eftcr &ipb," in9bc SoGootcn ug
faItcOc til Sen ell 6rcmfieroing. Soo
fom De iorbi. Den peo Sen onben
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-08
NEWS BROUGHT Of
KAU EARTHQUAKES

The steamer Mauna Loa arrived from
kau. kona and Maui ports this morn
Ing at 5:ij o'clock with 1873 bags
sugar. 1873 bags taro. los lunches ba-
nanas. 81 bags ava, % bundles hides,
30 hogs, % kegs butter. 10 bags char.
coal, 20 packages hats, 10 bags cab
hages, L. crates fruits. u crates chick
ems. 6 bags coffee. 8 barrels pears, 4
bales ginger aud $50 packages sundries.
The following sugar is reported at
Hawaii ports ready for shipment: Ho-
nuapo. 255 bags; punaluu. 1850 Ro-
nokaa. iiO0: Kukulhaele. 1000, and
kailua. cleaned out.
Purscr Conkling reports as follows:
"On our outward trip We experienced
fine weather with light showers in Kau
where there has been little rain Of late.
Both Honuapo and pahala mills are
grinding. daily showers giving plenty
Of water at present.
Several sharp earthquake shocks
nave been felt during the week In Kau.
"On the inward trip We experienced
heavy westerly swell at Napooppo and
kailun, with 5. w. wind. In the chan
uels regular trades and moderate sea
THE schooner Mokihana was loading
hrcwood and scrap iron at Kailua when
we left.
THE wharf at Naalaea II In q very
dangerous condition. At high tide por.
lions OF IL float on the water while
other portions are submerged "