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MARRIED.

GETZ.-LEyIN- this city January 10, 1905.
Getz and Blanche Levin.
GOLDBERG-COHN-In this city January 6
1905. by the Rev. M. S. Levy, Harry s.
Goldberg OF Los Angeles and Gertrude
Martha Cohn Of this city.
HERTZMAN-LOEB-In this city, January /.
1905, by the Rev. DIR. ]. Nieto, Sigmund
Hertzman and Flora Loeb.
g. 1905 by the Rev DR.. j. Nieto. Louis
Isaacs and Natalie Hart.
KALISCHER-MILLER- this city Janu-
AIRY Is, 1905 by the Rev. DIR. J. Nieto, Sig
niund Edward Kalischer and Flora Miller
KRAGEN-HABLES-In this city, January %.
1905 by the Rev. M. s. Levy Simon Kra.
gen and Minnie Hables.
KROEHNKE-SCHULD this city. Janu
airy 80, 1906 at the home of the bride by
the Rev. w. Schuldt, Paul C. D. Kroehnke
and Katherine Schuldt. both OF this city
LEVY--HART-In ttis city. January Is, 1905,
by the Rev. NJ. S. Levy, Joseph Levy and
Hattye Hart of Houston, Texas.
LOWELL-STEWART- Oakland, Cal Jam
uary 81, 1905. at the Brunswick Hotel by
Deputy County Assessor William N. Van de
Mark Ira a. Lowell of Sacramento and
Eliza Stewart of Winnemucca, New.
MARKS-MARTIN-In this city, January IL.
1905 by the Rev. DR.. j. Nieto, Martin Marks
and Beckie Martin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this city, January
s. 1905, by the Rev. NJ. S. Levy, Abraham
Rheinhertz and Mildred Mann.
ROSENTHALL-COHN this city, January
s. 1905. by the Rev. DR.. j. Nieto, Phillip
L. G. Rosenthall and Dorothy Cohn.
ULLMAN-EDWARDS- this CITY, January
26 1905, by the Rev. NJ. s.. Levy. Abraham n,
UlLman and Hannah Edwards.
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avenue, y 50 154 sw s2;si. W 1871. lot.

SO and "a. Garden Land s5623.
R. Sheldon. same property as in deed recorded
January n. 1905 (see abstract 41490: s..
State Of California Cby Edward J. Smith. Tax
Wilson. lot on w line of Thirty eighth avenue,
200 S OF street; S % by " 40; 500.
w. W. and Katherine G. Wilson to Justtia
J. c. Glennie. same $40.
Thomas and Elizabeth MacMullen TO Solomon
tysatS sd S' avenue pn | = Is Sy 1oo 90 $40
Solomon and Dora Getz to Arthur W. Ken
nett lot on z line oe Forry-sixth avenue 275
N OF NJ street. N 10 by IzO: $40.
j. Milton Painter 20 j. 3. Cowden, lots 10
and IL. block 15 Flint Trac. Homestead: $500.
James W. and Mary A Timon to John and
Ellen Maher. lot E line of Twenty ninth
street and Sc line OF San Jose avenue. NE
20 T1ftany and Dean tracts: $40.
Marie Hyde TO Carl H Buthmann, lot 3s.
block "a; Lakeview; $40.
block II. same: $40.
John and Amelia Koenemann to John NJ. and
sio sRnA T. Larson lot a'' BLOCK 81. sunns'ids'
James NJ. and Rachael Ellis to . Ducas
B. Company. 4 lot on W line of San Bruno avenue
25 OF Silliman street S 90 by W 100. block
2 University Mound; $40.
s. Ducas Company to William Fl and Alma
Sc OF sinimans street. Sc 25 by sw 100. lot
1. block 2. University Mound: $40.
San Bruno avenue. so sEs OF silIiman str, street
Sc 25 by SW 100. lot I. block . same. $40.
Julius c: Refs TO Elizabeth Bockerman lot
% block 4. Refs Tract; grant
Theresa A. Oelrichs and Virginia Wander
bilt to John NassanO. lot NV line of North
avenue 90 SW Of Cortland avenue Sw IS by
NV 1850. lot %. block 5 Fairs subdivision
OF Holly Park; $40.
Julia and Joseph Redmond TO same same:
$40
Solomon and Dora Getz to Charles W. ard
Eva M McHenry LOT on Sc line Of Lisbon
block 20. Excelsior Homestead: $40.
Johanna K. Kower to Guy G. Earl (trustes
OF Hermann Kower) lot on Sw corner OF Po-
trero avenue and Augusta street S 81 s. NV
3, SW 30 n 6s:11. 100. lots AIS and 45a.
127 130 131. 152. 153. f65. 1I3 ia 1s4 1856
zoo to 21o 219 go 222. 223 to 227 25e. Spring
Valley Homestead: also property out OF county
John H. and Carrie Addicks TO Johannes z.
Heinrich. lot Z line OF Willard stree4
22536 OF Parnassus. s, 500s. E Sass. n so.
W s1.67; $40.
Builders Contracts.
William NJ Curry (ewner) with E. J. Walsh
tcontractor). architects Meyer & o. Brien-Au
work for a one-stnry frame dwelling s lfns
of Green street. 134:6 w OF Polk: $500.
J. A. and Mary +. Watts towner) with r. W.
Ewing tcontractorl. plans by Dolan Company
All work fer a one-story frame cottage on ID
line Of Noe street. 26:6 n OF Thirtieth, Is
by z 1o5; $500.
Thomas J. GIynn (owner) with Kiel q Dvs
tcontractors). architect-AH work for -
two story frame building on " line Of Calf
sSsns street ss s q E1grth
Miss Ada e dor (owner) with George Heal
ing (contractort. architects Henry n Mever-
story and basement frame building fIats1 ~,
: line OF McAllister street 139 IS w OF Webste~
w 20 by 1875. Western Addition 3O2: sg225
Matthies (contractors). architect Frank 8 vaS
Trees-An work for a two-story and basement
attic and frame building on lot Commencing
2oo;d from sW corner Of Scott and Green
streets 1876. w 34:s. 1875. 34:s;
SIZES.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 81.

Margaret Kelly to Daniel V. Kelly. lot on
line of Turk street. ESQ Of franklin,
E $50 by n 40: $40
Daniel V. Kelly to Annie z. and Agnes T
Susanna Betsche to Arthur Cohnreich. lot On
II line of Ellis street. 100 w OF Laxunas W
IS by N 120: $40
Edward and Catalina Maldonado to Albert
Maldonado. lot on line of Jackson street,
34:4h W OF buchanan. w s4:4is by N
12I: :sA; $40
Theodore Johnson to Jacob Bergman lot
on line Of - North or Pc Point street 1879 W Of
Ednn and HsI:0 ssg ey oosa to so Gam.
5 q Walier. = HOS ss:5M. NV a5:ia..
Joseph and John OCallaghan. Thomas F.
cronin. Ann Hayes and Mary Casey to A s.
"a ,k lot on 2s % S so s1o
Thomas X. and Nellie L. Kelly to Joseph
A Hampton lot on s line OF Sacramento
Emma G. Butler to Frank r. Grannis. io,
on N line Of Sacramento street. 1850 W OF
Presidio w 2T:e by 12I:sA: $40.
William Kaufman to Henry Dernham lot
ON n line of Jackson street 60 z OF Cherry
e co. n to reservat..-. SW to lands of Dern
CITY and County OF san Francisco to Nicho-
las and Henry ohlandt and John A. Buck.
ia5 s3Tests ss e so sGgpes by ioss ana Prosper
Henry. Feige to Peter n. Bokariza. lot on
W line Of Capp street. s6:s Of Twenty
sixth. n ZI.S Dy w no. SlU.
Sarah L. Guterson to John F. and Louise
Kelterer. lot on line Of Bartlett street. 222 g
of Twenty-ffth. $3.50 by E 117:6: SO
Hypolite and Rose NJ Audiffred to AnaIs
Hale. lot on line. Of Sacramento street.
cI1:11 Z of Kearny. z 90 by N 5g:6; $40
Same to same. lot on n line OF Sacramento
street 174:7 w OF Montgomery. w 2f:4 bv
500: $40
Joseph c. Hooper to Maria c. Hooper. lot
on Sc line OF Harrison street. 100 NE OF
Second NE 20 by Sc 123: So
John Brown to Mark Brown. let on NE line
of Gilbert street. so Sc OF Bryant SIC % "a by
NE 50: $40.
City and County of San Francisco to Anna
l.. Clark formerly Corbett). lot on sw corner
OF Twenty-fo fourth and Vermont streets. 100
by W 125: s.
jessie and David Paul 70 Caroline Bahlma nm
(widow) lot on line OF Mississippi street %
of Nevada. 25 by f 100: $40
AIphonzo and Emma Harrington 20 Oliver
T. and Barbara j. Parker, lot on line Of 7
street s2:e Of Eleventh avenue. e IS BY n
Estate of Charles s. Healey ,by George p:
Healey. administrator to Ferd E Hesthal lot
On Z line Of Valencia street. s6:6 Of Tiffany
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
William E. Downing, 21, Susun, and Flor
ence A. Baugh. q, Philadelphia.
Peter A. Giobani, %. Los Angeles and Mary
A. Feeny. Is, 321 Minna street
Lewis H. Bailey, 56, 242 Turk street. and
Lavinia g. Blythe 33, 242 Turk street
William B. Blume, 81 215 Fourteenth street.
and Rose Bauer, 81. Colma.
Thomas B. Upton, 40. 2o7 Central avenue.
and Atha B. Woods 20. Fruitvale.
Henry Miller Jr., 81, 1928 Turk street and
Helen L. Massey. IS. 6OsB Powell street
Antoine j. Rossi "a. city. and Gertrude NJ
Leon Lavenroth. 30, 2o2 Sixth street and
Hannah Lyons, "a. 13s Clara street.
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fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
IWednesday). at 10 O'clock q. M. from his
late residence. 2724 Pine street Interment
Home of Peace Cemetery. via the electric
funeral car from Guerrero and Eighteenth
WELSH-In this city. at rest. January 30.
Iyuo, Eta Vincent. dearly beloved wife Of
Thomas j. Welsh. mother of Rev. Oliver A.
Welsh, c: s. Pa: James j., Thomas j. Jr.
pr: Joseph A.; and Howard A. Welsh. Mrs.
Ricnard Costello, and Grace, Alma and Mer-
vyn Welsh native of Albany, New York.
- "A solemn requiem high macs will be
ceiebrated for the repose of her soul. tc-
day "Wednesday at Holy Cross Church.
commencing at o:30 a. Interment pri-
xate. holy Cross Cemetery, by special car
rom inird and Townsend streets at II go
a. m. Kindly omit flowers
CARD OF THANKS.
we take this opportunity to extend to our
many friends our sincere thanks for their
hlnoness and sympathy extended to us in
our late bereavement in the death of our
husband and father
MRS. FRANCES MITCHELL
and Family.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FOR exchange-Two business lots; corner Sex
1os. on Macdonald ave-; finest corner and the
best business corner in the city OF Richmond
value S25O0: can be improved and made to
naF per cent per month; will exchange for
san Francisco Oakland or Berkeley house
and lot and assume mortgage: do not miss
this opportunity Of getting corner that will
make you rich j. ". LATMANCE 632
Market st. San Francisco
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BORN.

BoWLEY-In this city. January 13, 1905. to
the wife of II. w. Bowey, a son.
McINTY RE-In this city, January 1e. 1908.
to the wife of H. j. Mcintyre, a daughter
THOMPSON-In Lodi Cal. January 26, 1905,
to the wife of W. II. Thompson a son.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
In at either of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence OF per-
SONS authorized to have the same published
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
of the event published once in this column
Of charge.
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CALL PATTERNS.

All orders for THE CALLS
PATTERNS will be filed at
the earliest possible moment.
1t will, however. take at least
ten days to hll orders, as the
Patterns are mailed direct from
our Eastern Publishing House.
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
SAILED.

T. SAILED.
Tuesday. January 81
stmr Charles Nelson. Christensen. for Eu-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
ABERDEEN-Sailed Jan 31-Schrs Charles
r Wilson and Charles E Falk. for san Fran
cisco.
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DIED.

Behr. Adelaide-22 fMaloy. Martin-s1
Boland, Lawrence Mason. Elizabeth n
Breckwoldt, Anita H.--6 McCabe. owen J-7o
Carlson, Martha MS McComb Annie-4s
Carter. Joseph NJ. Mckay. Minerva--44
Chever, +. E.-7S Ranzulo. Herman
Collins: Johanna-5s Reye. Francsca-24
FISK, Asa W--5o Skies. Louisa-63
Calvin, Michael-S6 Thomas. Martha-49
Kahn. Emanuel-6l WALL Julia-23
Hing. Margaret Warschauer Morris-91
Kirby, Rev VIM. P. Welsh Eta Vincent
Klein. Minnie-53
BEHR-In this city, January 80, 1905. Ade-
laide Behr, beloved wife of Herman Behr
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Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Morning Session-Comstfcks
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Morning Session.
Board
100 Honolulu Plantation Co... 80 25
IS Nevada National Bank. 215 90
Afternoon Session.
Board
% I DUPONT De Nemours (pfdD. IS GO
100 Honolulu Plantation Co (pooD. 80 IS
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HENRY ). cA.lAcHEs CO.

Successors to Flanagan & Galagher.)
DANIEL p. DONOVAN, Mgr.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
20 Fifth St, opposite Lincoln School.
Telephone South so.
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UNITED UNDERl AKBRS,

Funeral Directors and Embalmers-
Formerly in Metropolitan Temple.
NOW at S66 MISSION. Tel. South 167.
Between Fourth and Fifth. near Fifth st.
Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.

February. 1905.
s. NJ. T. W. TT. f. s. Moon. pba...
1I2I 81 q New Moon
---i---,--l-- ~ Feb. 4.
io IL n First Or
12 14l16IIel17 10 - Feb II.
---f-I. - - - - ~ Full Moon
10 20 81 % 23 d 25 " Feb, 10.
-l--,--l - - - nj Last or.
26 "a % jW, Feb. 90.
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1ENLo PACK REAL ESTATE.
A-MENLo PARK-TA1R OAKS.

five acres beautifully wooded and ready for
building: convenient 10 station and iu best part
OF Fair Oaks and Menlo Park: road work free
q expense 10 buyers: exceptionally easy terms;
finest climate in vicinity OF city: unexcelied
educational facilities For particulars write
sELBY. RODGERS & CO..
Main 673 116 California st
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TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
$50 a m Session
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-04-30

g. LITT.E.
Cunt y ASsesso
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-04-30

S7la ny DRUGGISTS, pr Sc.
Take Halls Family Pills f0r eansti-
, 1905-03-22
EXPENDITURES.

Cash balance on hand,
, 1905-03-22

Balance in Collectors Hands s 1873 90
, 1905-03-22
15,903 20
Unpaid Taxes for 1904

List of persons who are delinquent in paying
their taxes assessed in the Borough of
ldw for the year 1904, and the
respective sums due from them.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-14
WORK begun ON new Hotel
Everybody Is on The Move and Work
Is Rapidly Progressing on Several
Of The New Buildings.
BOSTON'S LOSG.LOST LUMBER FOUND

The recent showers Of rain have
somewhat hindered the progress Of the
buildings that are going up, except In
a few instances where the work has so
far advanced that work could be con-
tinued under shelter. Contractor G. +.
Jennings has rooted and put in all
doors and windows in two Of the
Wheeler buildings. These will be the
first Of the new store buildings to be
completed. II will take but a few
days TO plaster and shelve them and
they will be ready for the occupants.
One will be occupied by Messrs. Nc
Connell 4 Stone and the other by
Morris a Hubbard.
Contractors Mundo & McGraw are
pushing the brick work on the Masonic
building this week. The large stone
bases for the columns were put In
place, presenting the appearance Of a
handsome, substantial structure. and
the work throughout so far indicates
-s ~ asa.S Inv "a syehi,seisre Ire r
Maysnie Lodge will occupy the third
floor. as formerly. ard the first and
second floors will be occupied by the
dry goods firm Of Taylor a Canaan
The hrick work on the two Frfsbie
huildirg. hs. been compIe,ed ready for
,ho ..ro,d eoor ,o,.,s which ara be;rg
nl..ed
Ncssr. Ros,on a par;. contraction.
hsv. ppshed the by;cL work ON ,hs
ia. n orme large building 20 Ne
oecupisd a.a hardware store and arc
now r.adv for the second story io,s,s
For tho construction Of this building
NOR. than aO0 OOo br;ek were neces.
.s,v and after the srs, story was
eor,ie,sd o,e.hor.. wh,m wa. u.ed
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team, The nature of repairs required
on the rad was such that Il would
have required an expenditure Of time
and effort amounting y -obably M.
teen dollars. with ordinary methods. TO
repair the ruad. lie had been too busy
before the breakdown 10 stop and make
the repairs, and besides. his effort To
get some others interested 10 assist In
making the repairs had been futile.
Tie does not know which would have
been the cheapest, but Is willing 10 Try
the log drag, and may win prisc Tor
his effort.
Again the allying cry Is repeated
Prom your own front gate 20 yOur
ncighbor's front gate toward toWn.
n hec,lcd. the present system of mad.
working will soon pass into dccadcnc,
because of the very lack of Necessity
/ Tor Il. and " the rOads of this county,
even excepting the rocky portions. ar'
mcndcd by the split.log drag system
the farmers, tcsmstcrs, mine operators
land particularly the church.gocrs
school children and shoppers viii b,
benefited more than at prcscn, seem
possible to the majority Of people Il
this community. because Of their lacl
Of knowledge as toconditions elscwhcr
for comparison with the present exis,
ing conditions here. With the soil coy
cred portions of road repaired by farm
crs along In front of their own property
ample funds are provided by N
county for repairing the rocky portion
Of county roads and placing them !
good condition.
A great deal of practical dcmonstr,
tion u necessary 10 secure the gsnerl
. acceptance and adoption of any niethC
b OF improvement, and Il is this dcmol
strating object lesson which 4 suugl
for this county and district. and n,u
' be furnished hy some means or other.
I The prize feature he's been a'lopt'
a a. one means 10 secure The ucsircd ~
and while the contributions ~ thp ful
are b.irE received the conditions ~
! pcrninr ,lc urifc awards win bc Nofkl
d out. and viii be puhlished next week.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-14
CURE FOR HAY FEVER
Haynes 8 Taylor say HyOmel VIII
Give Relief. - Sold Under Guarantee.

The season for hay fever is almost At
hand. and many people feel that they
viii be obliged 10 70 away in order 10
avoid the sncczing. watcry eyes, and
other annoying symptoms of this de.
agrcchlc summer disease.
Haynes q Taylor wish Us to announce
that whcn Hyomci is used a. a prcyen.
tive. or a cure. there will b. no hAy
fever. They advise daily treatment
with Hyomci for two or thrcc weeks
before the usual time fer the annual
appearance Of hay fever. n this IS
done. the attack viii be prevented.
However, " the preventive treatment
is not started soon enough. and the
disease makes Ia appearance. use Hy.
omci ak or seven times daily, and
relief viii be given at once.
There is no stomach dosing when
/ Hyomci is used. Breathed through the
neat poke, inhaler that comes with
every outfit. i,s medicatcd air reaches
the minu,cst air cells, killing all germs
and soothing and healing the irritatc'
mucous membrane.
The complete liyUmei outfit cost
but 81. extra bottles 20 cents. Il
the only treatment fer hay fever sCl
by Haynes a Taylor under a guaran,e
TO refund the money u Il does no, giv
atlsfaction.
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nn HYIra Cook Dead.

Nc. Elvira Co0k. an elderly and
much loved woman forncrlyof Marion.
but Tor few years resident Of Padu.
cab, died IN that city Saturday. July 8
The remains were brought here Sunday
and inferred in the new cemetery. The
funeral services wcrc conducted BY
Rev. ]. r. McAfee Of the NJ. +. church
She was the mother Of Mrs. Tom
Clifton, Of this city, and is also surviv-
ed by three other children; Miss Lilly
and Harry Cook. Of Paducah: and Chaa
Cook. of Eidyyillc. she was the widow
Of the late Lewis Cook, who died only .
shor, time ago,
Mrs. Coed had been an invalid for
several years and was tcnderly carcd
for BY her loving children TO whom shs
was very muchindearcd She was vel
known here and will long be rcmvm
bcrcd kindly BY an who knev hcf. The
bervavcd family who have 10 man,
friends here have ,he yinp.,h1 of N
entire community who IrIon0If<t ~
faith ii The belief that ~ mother ~
gone 10 q better hQmf d NEED 4ea|,
, tec loved oncs rsn' htfcT.
MrA Cook va altH - feAfs If A..
and was = fnenter II ta1 n Z chun,|
al this place.
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DIAGRAM OF THE APPARATUS
IN hplaRalIOn Of The CONSTRUCTION Of
The Drag, and The Entire Subject
Practically Treated.
IDEAL METHOD FOR ROAD NtsDlsG

Since the appearance last week Of
our article on the solution of the good
ruads problem, much interest in the
split-log drag has been displayed. some
boqueu have been handed In. which
arr modestly but thankfully accepted.
and many inquiries have resulted. all
of which Will be treated In this issue
a. fully and thoroughly a. may be-
found practical.
Well. the milk of the coooanu, Is TO
Eivs : brisf description % The drag,
and then make a grca, effort TO secure
an application In this county q this
principle of road building aud mendihg
We reproduce herewith the diagram oi
the drag. together with an explanation
of ~ construction, a. given by Mr..
King ~ cirralsf wh,ch he y disirib.
uting broadcast all over the country;
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kOlIce. IeachcS

II you wish your certificate 10 ~.
nta ftiiy,i must aisund the he
,ale luy Il. 1906. even 4 ycu a. 10,
teach sha yean
ioHs \. F.Sis. seft
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Marriage License.

J. ". Thurmord and Mia Cora l.ee
Grant.
WIN Nalh.m and lII.. Nrsnny Mana..
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-14

In this diagram a. a, are the two
halves II a split log nine feet long ten
to twelve in,lcs thinck. sct IN edge
thirty inches apart. with both flat sides
10 the front. b. b. b. strong oak Or
hickory hars. the ends u which are
Wcdgcd In tWo.lnch augcr holes bored
through the slabs. dotted line, chains
or strung wirc. d. IL. are rings TO con-
meet douhlc.trcc clcvis Hitch at d,
and stand at G. on plank laid on the
cruss.hars. for ordinary work or hitch
ai ii and stand At Tor ditch-clcaning
or 10 make the drag throw dirt 10 the
left To move the dirt 10 the righ,
rcvsrsc position II driver and hitch.
II working a clay or gumbo road, put
iron. Old wagon tires or something ~
the sort on lower edge ~ the drag ai
end " siN months Tor softer soil at the
~ i've months
= The drag. don't drive too
tNak. get on the drag and
tbs too particular about ma.
ant any lor will Do. don't Try
IN only one piccc, use tWo.
y thc rad before dragging.
ygiycs a soft foundation.
qnsstions which have ever
and answered before con.
sphtloug drag have prob.
ruE RECoBn office ct
and m order to CIV,
ss Of detail they ar
n Of catcchism, a.
tier 10 plow the roa,
soft foundation
he cf the road is
dump.scrapcr days.
70 DO when there are dee
.oadi
,em. II YOU drag when III
. II a quite soft and loose You vi
1 IL ~',scd how soon the ruis DIS
y III 80
the dir, in the mi,
!. !. :. :. !. !. !. !. '. !. !. !. !. !. .
III irag slantwise Wit
III fprd the center ,
the rcar " N
n MI Z rad is too narrow
NtM y wheel tracks ATT
). vi pins or wet spells plo
WI ow just outside u
iii sprcad this over u
The Independent., 1905-09-19
The oldOu. of Portuguese Residents.

The Oldest OF Portuguese Residents.
The oldest mSn among our Portu.
guese residents, a certain Mr. Muniz,
left in the Kinsu today for Kohala,
10 pay o visit to a daughter there.
He is aged about LOG years and came
TO the Islands twenty years ago, say,
in the second or third immigrant
bstohes that came from the Azores,
he ls apparently in good health and
In the full enjoyment OF all his
faculties and has never Jet known
what II is to be laid up sick. He was
a soldier 10 his younger days aud
has a fund OF Information to impart
to many aud enjoys reoiting his
experiences. He is the father Of
eleven grown up children, four OF
whom still remain iu the old
country, some OF whom look much
older than he does He alternstes
his residence between Kohala and
Wsisnae, this island, where a son
resides, M A Gonsalvss saw him OF
today aud ssys that he came across
the old man down at Waianae while
he was serViug on the Board Of
Registrstion.
The Independent., 1905-09-19
SAM JOHNSON
is WHITEWASHED.

AT the meeting OF the Board OF
Supervisors last evening the report
OF Supervisors Moore aud Archer on
the garbage department muddIe
was read, II called attention TO
Irregularities in the July payroll
and placed the blame upon the road
supervisor. The report was adopt
ed.
A request OF the treasurer for o
1876 adding machine was voted
down.
Road department salaries, $1608 :
80, wers ordered paid. aud other
minor bills we're approved.
Considerable Tins was here taken
10 debate over commune Ssion Of
the treasurer relating to the Koolau
road board warrant, which had been
refused payment.
- Then resolution was passed ex.
pressing the confidence OF the board
in the honesty aud ability OF Road
Supervisor Johnson.
Adams ordinance tsgsrdiog the
spraying Of clothes by laundrymen
passed second reading, after which
suggestion that the boulevard be.
tween NuuAnu and River streets,
facing the waterfront bs made into
small pSrhs, was unanimously Sp-
proved
After q few other routine matters,
the meeting adjourned.