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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-13

~, 1914.
Robert NJ Kanealii to c. Akeoni, p;
p a land, wainiha, Halelea, Kauai.
20 yrs at Sc per yr. b 273, e.. Dated
May 10, 1905.
w f Mossman and wife to Alexand-
err & Baldwin. Ltd, d; lot "a of Patent
4i73. Nahiku, Koolau, Maui $3.50. B
PCS, p 70. Dated Jan 9, 1905.
Recorded May 90, 1905.
Miliama Kalua (widow) to Davida
OK ct ais, d; or 977 por gr 1868 and
kul 94i7, Keekee / and 2, etc, Kona,
Hawaii. 81, etc. b 272, "A. Dated
May 30, 1905.
Jos Aea by High Sheriff to d
eastman, sher d; por gr 161, Manoa,
Honolulu, Oahu. $3.50. b 272, p 70.
Dated July q 1904.
| Territory of Hawaii by Supt of Pub
Instrctn to Frederic w Hardy, Elk d;
acr land, Makawao, Maui. b 272, p
Il. Dated May 81, 1905.
Frederic w Hardy and VT to. Terri
tory of Hawaii by Supt of Pub Instrn,
Elk D.. $4,000 So TT land, Kula Rd, Ma
kawao Maui. b 272, p n. Dated May
27, 1905.
r Muller Tr to w G Scott, d; int
| in por lot Is of Patent 4505, Nahiku,
Koolau, Maui. 81. b 272, p 81. Dated
May "a. 1905.
Waikiki Sugar Co Ltd to c Brewer
e Co Ltd, d; lots and of r p
5154 APP 4, Kumuwiliwili, waiehu. Maui.
$50. b 272. p so. Dated May 20, 1905
Thomas Gandall ct al by mtgee to
Allen & Robinson Ltd. Fore Sale;
leasehold, bldgs, etc, Kaliu, Honolu-
lu, Oahu. $500. B 274, p 1926. Dated
May 10, 1905.
German Saws & Loan Socy by atty
to Kapiolani Est Ltd, Rel; premises
corner Queen and Punchbowl SITS, Ho-
nolulu, Oahu. 81. b 26s, $50. Dated
May 20, 1905.
Kapolani Est Ltd to Levers G. Cooke
Ltd, d; pors r Ps 1902 and 1880, col
Queen and Punchbowl SITS. Honolulu
Oahu, $4,000. B 272, So. Dated May
30, 1905.
Recorded May 81. 1905.
T May TT to Episcopal Church Tr!
of, Rel; gr 1916. cor Wilder Ave ant
'Makiki st, Honolulu, Oahu. $4,000. I
German Saws & Loan Socy by att!
to Kapiolani Est Ltd, Par Rel 315
1000 acr land. cor Punchbowl and Queer
SITS, Honolulu, Oahu. $4,000. B 271
p 80. Dated May 90, 1905.
William o Smith ct al to Kapiolan
Est Ltd, Rel; premises cor Queen ant
Punchbowl SITS, Honolulu, Oahu. 81
B 274, p 1913. Dated May 20, 1906
Jessie Makainai by mtgee to r 7
Colburn Tr. d; 5000 so 1T land ant
bldgs, Kekio tract, Honolulu lots
to and 81 to "a dncD blk ga, KAPPA
hulu tract, Honolulu, Oahu. s15O5. I
269, p 223. Dated May 20. 1905.
Robert L Colburn Tr to Est of R "
Holt, admr of, D; 5000 so IT land ant
bldgs, Kekio tract, Honolulu, Oahu
lots / to 6 and 81 to "a (inc) blk 3A
Kapahulu tract, Honolulu, Oahu. s15O5
B 269, 226. Dated May 20, 1905.
i w Kapepee to Francis Gay, D; p
774S; 1888 and pc land. Kukuihoehoe
etc. Waimea Kauai. s772.41. b 269,
22S. Dated Jan 81, 1905.
Pioneer Bldg & Loan Assn of Hawai-
to Joseph K Clark, Rel; lots and
blk IS, Kaimuki tract. Honolulu, oahu
$1,000. 2l5, p 124. Dated May 81
1905.
Recorded June 1. 1905.
Kanaloa Q0 to ] K Kauai, D; r I
1914 kul 2675, Waialee, Koolauloa Ga
hu. $50. b 269, 229. Dated June 1
1905.
d Kawananakoa by TT ct ais t.
Levers & Cooke Ltd. D; por r p 160
kul 129, Punchbowl st, Honolulu, Ga
hu. $500. 269. p 231. Dated May
29. 1905.
H Waipuilani and VT to William
Castle Tr, M; r Ps 4O06 and 400
and pcs land, Keaiakehe, etc, N Ko
ma Hawaii. $500. B 271, Al Datet
May IS, 1905.
Recordad Tuna . ,ons
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
EDDY CLUBS PICNIC.
Great Preparations for the e vent
of May Is at Schnetxen Park

The James H. Eddy Association held
well attended meeting last evening at
its headquarters, 546 Jersey avenue. A
committee of arrangements was ap-
pointed TO take full charge Of the sixth
annual picnic, which will take place at
Greenville Scheutzen Park on Monday
evening, May IS, 1905. The Association
is one Of the most popular organizations
IN the down town districts, being com
posed of well known gentlemen of the
1st ID, Sd, 4th and 9TH wards. Jimmie.
as he is familiarly called, is very popu-
standard bearer at the head of an or
ganization. He is also the champion
amateur roller skater OF the State Of
New jersey, and on this great occasion
he will endeayor to entertain his many
friends who attend his coming picnic with
an exhibition Of fancy skating in which
he has no equal.
The event this year promises to be the
most successful one ever held by the or
ganization and the committee will spare
neither time nor money to make it So
The Eddy Association is noted for its
great social functions. The following Of
fieers will take charge: Gus Renter,
president; John +, Casey, vice president:
VIM. G. Armbruster, first vice president;
John Skully second vice4president; Chas.
Moersdorf, third vice president: James
Anderson. fourth vice, president; John B.
vreeland, treasurer: John Simonson,
financial secretary; III ]. voss, recording
secretary; John ] Kelley. secretary
Chas Waterbury, corresponding secre-
tary; Frank Henning. sergeant-at-arms
Chas. Winfield, assistant sergeant-at-
arms; committee of arrangements, Thos.
aIulligan, chairman; A Murray, j.
/ 0'Mara, John Smith, james Templeton
Fl. Danhart, Harry Hamilton, Jay Ham
ilton: entertainment committee, Jos. Gr;f-
I'm, chairman; Thos. f. Rooney. A. J.
Clements. Peter De Vine, James r.
Doody, VIM. Geiger, Robt Hoos reeep-
tion committee. James ]. Kelly, chair;
man; H. Maypotter, J. Bowe, signey An
derson, james Fitzgerald, T. Leary. r..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
CREDITORS ALlEGE FRAUD.

Suit was started in Chancery this
morning by Lawyers Clay, McDermott
and Enright, representing Carlyle Garri-
son, trustee in bankruptcy, to have set
aside conveyance of property at
Twelfth and Grove streets, made by
Henry Klaus, saloon-keeper, to the Lem-
beck & Betz Brewing Company. Two
months after the conveyance Of the prop
erty Klaus failed. 1t is alleged that
the conveyance of the property by Klaus
to the brewing company was fraudu-
lent transaction, designed to keep certain
creditors out of money due them.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
DRY DOCK RESTRAINED

Especial 10 The Jersey city Nems''5
TRENTON. April Il, ltA5 Vice.
Chancellor Stevenson has granted q rule
to show cause in Jersey Cits Aprn II,
why the officers ef the Brown Deck COM
pany, Of Jersey City, should nqH give 4
bill q sale for The premises Of Ne cor
porafion, located at the foot d Essex
street, g William Brown, Of nanelltal,
and perform a contract a4erea intp
March 81 whereby the board of aissstors
cf the corporation directed slse disposal
The assets TO William BroEn fol ST.,
800 N cash. SIX notes asssagat:ns: s;ss9s-
COO and $50 shares Of the Esift ST sell4lI
Company
William Brown. the compliment. ays
thar he called at she Office Of the psfa-
ton and telldered the money ana notes
as web as the stock, but thai Jqel -.
Brown president refused to ate lhs
agreement
Accompanying the order to show cause
is an Injunction restraining the ofiiesFs
Of the eorporation from Transferring aslys
Of phe assets until the rule has been
heard.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
IT RAINED BRICKS
Mrs. Polaska's Displeasure,
Expressed in Missiles, Has
a Cyolonic Effect on Mrs.
Feinstein's Store.


Mrs. Miana PoIaska, Of No. CAB Hem
derson street, is to-day benoaning the
fact that an old worn out stove that she
sought TO repair on a cheap basis
cost her the price Of several ranges.
and all because She lost control Of
her temper Last evening she went to
the general store of Mrs. Rose Feinstein,
No. 31S Henderson street, and purchased
a new CRATE and some stove bricks. The
CRATE fitted the stove ali right, but try as
she would she couldn't get the bricks she
bought for the stove lining to fit in place
Becoming exasperated she took the
bricks back 10 Mrs. Feinstein and de-
manded back her money. Mrs. Feinstein
advised her to cut the bricks to fit. Mrs.
Polaska said she did not know how and
Mrs. Feinstein told her Of she would
pay another quarter she'd send man
around and have him fit them for her
Ilis angereu Mrs. Polasko, herce quar-
rel ensued. and the irate woman COM
menced hurting the bricks through the
front windows of Mrs. Feinstein's store.
Mrs. Feinstein was 50 dazed that she
could not move When the fire bricks
were exhausted Mrs. PoIaska commenced
hurting erockery and glassware after the
bricks A crowd gathered and when Po-
liceman McGurk arrived the store looked
as if it had been struck by a cyclone and
shaken by an earthquake McBurk ar
ested Mrs. Polaska and this morning she
was fined $50 and costs in the First
Criminal Court.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
REUBEN SIMPSON ANGRY

Il am a Republican and will always
be a Republican; but l don't think III
come to these meetings any more and if
the members of this club stands for graft
| don't want to be counted among
them.'
That is what Mr.. Reuben Simpson is
reported to have said in the ante-room Of
the AIinkakwa club, as he was leaving
last nights meeting.
Mr.. Simpson had criticised the recent
Legislature for passing the patrolmen's
salary increase bill, and its attitude to-
ward equal taxation and the abandon
1nent Of the Morris Canal bill.
Charles Merker and Others defended
the Legislature and Governor Stokes. As
to equal taxation Mr.. Merker said it was
only in its infancy and said that real
equal taxation would be broubht about
by Republicans in the near future. Mr..
Simpson also expressed his disapprOyal
of Prosecutor speer for accepting re-
tanning fee as counsel for the Public Ser
vice Corporation. Mr.. Merker said that
the Prosecutor action in the matter did
not conflict with his duties as Prosecutor,
as he would represent the Public Ser
vice Corporation only in civil courts.
Mr.. Simpsons remarks on leaving the
Minlzakwa's headquarters last night,
however, have set some of the members
wondering as to whether he meant to
resign from the club.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
Street and Water Board
Fixed the Rates to Large
Consumers at Yester-
days Meeting.
IMPROVEMENT INSPECTORS
M. T. Connolly Given the Con-
sract for the Academy
Street Sswer-O Other
Work Done

The Street and Water Board at yesier-
days meeting made some additions to the
rules concerning tie schedule Of rates for
water furnished to large consumers. The
rate heretofore has been as follows:
Up to 100000 cubic feet consumed per
month, sleeper thousand; up to 100000
cubic feet, s1.25 per thousand; up to
5oo.ooO cubic feet. sl.15 per thousand;
up 10 from 100000 to 100000 cubic
feet. sl.05 per thousand.
Yesterday the scedule was 50 amended
that a consumer using within 1000 Of
100000 cubic feet win be supplied at the
100, oo0-gallon rate. viz: s1.S5; using
within 5000 gallons Of the 800 o0o-mark,
the same rate, viz: s115 per thousand,
aud within 10000 cubic feet of the
], ,00c, COO mark. the same rnte, viz: $l-05
per thousand cubic feel.
The NJ. r. Connolly Contracting Com
pany was awarded the contract for con-
xtruetion of a sewer in Academy street,
from Summit avenue to Baldwin Society,
at 81 per cent. Of standard cost.
An application was made by e A.
Hopman and others for the improvement
Of Bergen avenue, from Myrtle avenue
y, ~ ponlaxard
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
JUDGE CROSS SWEARS

tspeeiai 10 .'The Jersey cisy News
TRENTON, April II, 1905. .-Judss
William N. Lanning in the United states
District Court here to-day administered
the oath Of office 10 former President ] Jcs-
eph Cross Of the State Senate. 4 few
attaches Of the building were the only
witnesses
In swearing in his future associate
Judge Lanning complimentsd Judge
Cross, saying that his eharaetes; and abil-
ity especially itted him for tie position.
The former State Senate psesident VIII
be in Newark tomorrow, when he VIII
begin his duties by hearing equity eases
in circuit chambers
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
ADAM sCRAFFER DEAD.

The flag Of the Robert Davis Asso-
ciation is flying at half mast in front Of
the club house, in Mercer street, today
as a token of respect to the memory Of
Adam shaffer, who for number of
years was the recognized leader Of Union
HILL and who died in the North Hudson
Hospital yesterday. He had been i'll for
a long time. Recently he went to Flor
ida in search Of health, but was not
greatly benentted by the trip. He fail
ed rapidly after his return. The body
was taken from che hospital to the home
of the deceased's mother. at Homestead,
North Bergen.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
AUTO Sped NAY gHAaT.

fspeeial 70 The Jersey cisg Ssws
TRENTON, -AprR II, 1905 sls
county clerks osiiee Yesterday sbe Inter-
CITY Auto Spsedway cesapang MAS ssar-
tered with sI25.o0o capital TfiS sAe
concern whiea is to eonsSraes tAe IS sd S-
mile autemobiie speedway q Pesss,.; a3e.I.
The registered eiliee Is al Kseni 0sl.
There are 125 shares s, vsIuea ~ o
i share. Tile incorpofatoss are: ". y.
Hunt, who holds 4 shares q S. ka1s}sle.
who holds shares: A. e. GsdSard. who
holds ? shares. and Eaaelsan RF0SIss. 40
holds .
The company is to construct md opss~
ate automobile speeaways.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
F0RESTERS INCORPORATE

Court Acme, 40. 81, Foresters Of
America, Of Jersey City. Sled articles of
incorporation with the Secretary of State
yesterday The Court is to promote the
interests Of the order of Forestefs ana
also maintain sick and death benefits
The trustees who signed the articles Of
Incorporation were: Thomas Mefsadden,
John 0berg. Charles Chambers Charles
w johnson and Thomas r Mckee, al
ef Jersey City
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
A TELEPHONE TN THE WILDER.
NESS.

In the course Of an article on the in
creasing use of telephones, an exchange
tells this story:
''One day whenza party was coming
down The west branch Of the Penobscot,
in the wilds of Maine. they were sur
Drised at seeing the guides turn their
canoes 10 the bank. WHAT'S the mat
fer2' asked one Of the travellers. We're
going to order your supper, was the an
swer.
One of the men opened small box of
n lunberman's telephone at the side of a
tree. and spoke to camp miles away,
saying that the party would arrive at
night, and giving directions for supper.
Ten hours later the weary tourists ar
rived at the spot where their welcome
le'r supper was ready. = Elizabeth
Daily Journal
salt rheum or eczema with its itching
ana biting, Is cured by Hoods Srasapartila
SO are all other blood Diseases
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
STATE EDUCATORS ELECT

Special to '.The Jersey city News,
TRENTON. April II, 1905 The
State Board OF Education held It's annual
needing for the election OF officers 1t the
School for the Deaf. IN this CITY, this
morning. President John 4 Hayes. 81
Newark, and State Superintendent
Charles Baxter. secretary, were re-elset-
ed without opposition. Resolutions were
adopted deploring the death Of exAIsyar
Seymour, Of Newark, a member Of the
Board who died last week.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
FELL FROM A SCAFFOlD

Dennis o'Kecfc, thirty-five years old,
of No. 95 Central avenue. Willie employ ID
painting the fopr-storv house NJ. 50 Bea.
con arrnne yesterday afternoon. fell
from q scaffold near the roof and was in+
etantly killed. The body was taken to
lis late home.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
MERELY
MENTIONED

While Col. Dickinson Is enjoying him
self IN the Sunny South and County
Chairman Fry is speeding over the State
in m automobile, on pleasure bent, the
Republican place hunters are storming
the City Hall in the hope Of learning
what the prospects are of landing the
places they are IN quest of. While there
is no one around to give them consolation
ef curb their telnpers they are ex-
pressing themselves with unusual free
dom. First Ward Republican statesmen
filed the corridors ON the floor leading to-
Collector Fry's Office yesterday They
were not IN amiable mind. Their griev-
ance MAS that County Clerk Rotterdam
had overlooked the ward in the distrfbu-
tion Of the clerksliips in his office. Not
First Warder caught on, though at
least two Of Tom Connolly followers
had been looking forward to April 10
with hopeful eyes. They had been led
TO believe that wnslf the list Of names Of
clerks appointed Is Mr.. Rotterdam was
announced their names would be cicsc
TO the top. Not with the aid Of field
glasses could they find them, though they
scanned me list from top to bottom at
least dozen times.
Tom" Connolly. who is the political
leader Of the ward, had fire in his eye
when he reached the City HALL It may.
have been good thing for Collector Fry
that he accepted Mayor Fagan's invita-
ton to take whirl with him in Corpora
tion Counsel Records white Ghost
What Connolly and the other disappoint-
ed First Warders would have said to him
would certainly have set mis- head dizzy.
t IS too late now to change County
Clerk Rotherhan's appointments. The
First Warders wanted to say to Mr..
fry, # they had found him, that they
would insist that that John ]. Coyle, one
Of their number, should have the clerk
ship in the City Hall Commission which
Charles Sedore gave up to fake a place
in the County Clerks Office. I'VE are
bound to get something for our follow
ers, " said Connolly and .sohn P. Powers
IN chorus, o. the political flir VIII Hy IN
the First Ward next fall in a way the
Republican leaders will not like.
Some one in the confidence OF Mr.. Fry
should warn him Of the trouble that IS
in store for him on his return to rhe
City Hail.
Despite the fuss the First Ward Re
publicans are making it is understood
that Gegle, who is former Democrat
and who was elected a Justice of the
peace as such two years ago, viii not
get the City Hall clerkship. The appoint
neIt is to go to the Second Ward, and
John Hanlon.is the man whom the COM
mission has in mind as successor to
seslore.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
FELL UNDER A CART.

John Hendricks, seventeen years old,
Of No. Summit avenue, employed BY
Carpenter Humphreys Price, fell from
a cart at Bramhall and Randolph ave-
nues this morning and was run over. His
right leg was badly crushed. He was
taken tO s.. Francis Hospital in an am
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
COLD STORAGE co DISSOLVED

gFhe New York Cold Storage Company,
with Offices in Jersey CITY, but doing
business in New York, fled a certificate
OF dissolution yesterday with Secretary
Of. State Dickinson. It was accepted.
The company goes on Of existence
Nav
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
JONES NOT TO HANG

TRENTON April II. 1891 Tie
Court Of Pardons yesteEssey sslnnsussa
the death sentence Of TIeAry 5oAAs to
tife imprisonment. Jsae killed sr
Durant IN the State PsiSoa hsrs ii
March. 1904. He Is a celogss nan from
Unien County and was servi
year sentence for busglarg cSa
Elizabeth.
Petitions containing oyer 10 aes
were psesenEed 10 tie Boast
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
SwAYzE DInED Ar
HOTEL AST0R
Governor Stokes and State
Officials Honor the Re-
firing Assistant
Attorney General
THEY PRESENT A GLASS VASE
Eulogies by the Executive
Justice Pitney and Oilers
Distinguished Men
Present.
THEY PRESENT A GLASS VASE


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f,avarnor stokes made ! sbort address
On ..F,r;endsb;n IN Pol;,;cs,, He said in
nart.
..pol;t,cs make friends rs well.as any
otbay situation N life Public life IS 4
test 10 man Mr.. swavze has shown
nm we'll in all SORTS Of public life.
.sussex county has given to the State
MANY great men. ana even if the supply
of appleiack diminishes the county has
not lost its productive powers in sending
to the world strong men.
Other speeches were made by Supreme
Court Justice Mahlon Pitney, Attorney
General Robert E. afccarter and General
e. p. Meaney.
Artorney General McGarter paid a
high eulogy Is M. swayze. saving that
he had introduced reforms into the office
Il Attonev General He said thar rhe
FORMER Assistant Attorney General was
fnll of energy was tbougbtful. persistent
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11
FLORIDA AND CALIFORNIA
RESORTS.

The Seahcass Air Line Railway runs three
daily trains with Pullman sleepers and dining
cars 70 Pinehurst. Camden and all Nfutef
resorts In Florida The seaboard Florida
lipsstes e tee aanasonest md auiekest train
formation address " 81 GoAklyh. q 81 II
A. 30 LIS Broadway New York,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-04-11


cations for one year, 3 r Robertson, g.
Y. Meat. 9. ;. Woodruff, G. G. Wilaing;
Tor rwo years. !; 2. Howard Il j. John
se0l, =, - slfferly A. 3 Richardson;
lof 9i'fee years, X. k Boyd, II = Ram
aeai't': e. ~ sssest, 1s ~ Wfislie ef
tour years N. q. oDonnell =. G. May
naan' y = flemmins, " 4. Chadwick;
ooafd q examiners y. y Mccowan. AZ.
- Cililrcii, g @ jameson, y T. Dobbins,
r. kuth, e 6. Baldwin, T. G. Bas-
com, 9. q. Nogei, a. r. Netf, 3. 3.
ofnly' I. e. Mndder, Z. ~ Brown, W.
9, o'Donnell' for district missionary sec
rcfaries, Elizabeth district, z. y. Castro;1
Jersey City, " II. Trumbowes; Newark
district 4. =. urmy' Patersonsdistriet,1
=. x. Hutchinson
Board OF Church location, Elizabeth
district Ministers the presiding elder, ~
-. wright and = 4. Bryan iaymen. p.
= oaarN ana Z. =. Moore: Jersey clty
district ministers, presiding elder, (. n.
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8 0is'''r ahp Y liils'lll DAVIS newark us
'iies' MINISTER'S presiding elaer, =. ~.
NooaEull, !" 2. Morgan; laymen. y. =.
I city, = 'r'ske'' PATERSON district, MN
'seels' ptes'aiAg eiaef' = =. Mullef' e.
= = .'usns' ~ iiien' y iiiissni ileilofu, -.
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ifustses q centenary 1ohegia1e lhstlT
to's' MINISTER'S bisop Henry Spelimeyer,
= 8 i ustie = &. Moilef' = =. low
hes iasihen' 6eorge 4 Ferry w ~
,iark' ~. =. Blanchard Y ;. Ieale.
iiiefs q Appeals =. W smltn, Y =.
nc.oWan' e. =, 3. Fogel. :. 9. Huriout' =.
'oao' conference stewards ministers,
:. p ilaillihoho' Alpert 1lemeht, 4. 8.
Aulief' 2. 8 Al'1s' laymen' ,. :. pay,
"eillhgtoh hofenouse' ". "A. Jackson
= = 'haiiipefialll.
conference Board of Church hxten-
sloh' laymen' ". a. Murphy, w II
beach, EDWIN Flower. .. ". Jackson
minister's a =. Richardson,J. J. a. Cole,
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