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Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Hon. H. l.. Dickson and his good wife departed last Tuesday night for San Bernardino, where they will make their future home. MT. Dickson has been district attorney of Mohave coun. ty the past four years and made an enviable record for himself in that office. The good wishes of the people of this section go with the couple to their new home.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Rev. Dr. Melspetb, who was recently given much space in the eastern papers concerning his "Simple Life" colony, which was to be established near King man, ought to make known his present whereabouts so that his accumulated mail at the Kingman postotfice can be forwarded to him. Just at present he has Pat Driscoll down and out in the nun Der of letters that each mail brings to his address. If the gentle man was looking for notoriety, he cer tainly has his vanity gratified. This week thirteen letters arrived for him and the past two weeks the number ran close to hundred.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Henry Lovin is over at Gold Road looking after his extensive mining in terests and merchandise business. We understand that hereafter the greater part of his time will be taken up at the great gold camp.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07
Attention, Knights of Pythias.

There will be convention of Knights of Pythias at the Castle Hall, in the town of Kingman, on Tuesday evening, January 10, 1905, for the purpose of in. stalling officers for the insuing semi. annunl term. All members in good standing are requested to be present.
 JOHN HAMILTON, c. c.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Sheriff Walter Brown departed last Monday for Ell Paso for the purpose Sf bringing back Jose Sagala, the mur derer of Kate Burkhardt. In letter to Kingnan gentleman Sagala stated that at the time of the killing he was very drunk and was not aware of the fact that the gun with which the kill ing was done was loaded. This does not tally with the statement of wit nesses of the killing who state that the man fired the gun into the air and then deliberately fired the other load into the body of the woman.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

A letters received from Fen s. Hild- reth, Register of the land office, at Prescott, informs us that the Secre- tary of the Interior has withdrawn about 3OO,O0O acres of land, situated in the Little Colorado river valley. from settlement. MT. Hildreth does not state the cause for the withdrawal of these lands, but it is rnmored that the Astec Land and Cattle Co.,, has placed their scrip here and intend fencing and again engaging in the stock busin- ess.-Hol brook Argus.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Tho first payment on the purchase price of the New Comstock mines was made in Los Angeles this week. The new com pany, represented by w. c. Howard, is work force of men on the mines, which force will be largely in ere sed within month. A two com partment shaft will have to be sunk to a del tn of 3JO feet under the contract and the ground thoroughly explored above that level The mines are among the largest ore veins in the territory and carry rich values in gold and silver
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Judge Henry Schaefer arrived from Los Angeles yesterday morning &C., companied by several mining men. They departed in the afternoon for Chloride, where Mir. Schaefer Is inter ested in mines.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Several hundred men are now at work in Trunton Canyon straighten. ing the track and cutting down the big bluffs. The work will last six or seven months and five hundred men will be employed. A big rock shovel was taken up to the Canyon few days ago and the latest improved machinery will be used on the work.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Jack Maddux, wife and family de parted last Thursday night for the State of San Luis Potosi, Mexico, where @ they will reside in future. Mir. Mad dux has acquired title to several hun dred acres of land in that state and will devote his attention to raising cane and cotton. The l nds are said to be very rich and many people are going in there for the purpose of en gazing in the rubber industry. MT. and Mrs. Maddux have many warm friends in this place who will wish them prosperity and happiness in their new home.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

l.. Leutzinger and wife have cold their residence on Oak street to MT. and Mre R. A. Robertson. MT. and Mrs. Leutzinger contemplate leaving for the east as soon as they get their affairs arranged.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

As soon as surveys are completed the work of reducing the grades through this section on the Santa Fe will be commenced. Several hundred men will be employed for year to com plete the work.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Mohave county'a new officers are getting down to work. The board of supervisors met Tuesday last and or ganized by electing John s. Kolar, the holdover from thelast board, chairman. Considerable business was done and many indications presented showing the board to be in favor of rigid econ- omy in the administration of cOun,y V affairs. Thomas MoNeely, the new re. corder, has employed John Bomhoff as his assistant. MT. McNeely served the people we'll and faithfully in the of- flee of treasurer which gives assurance of good service as recorder. Charles Metcalfe is at home in the Probate Judges office. Judge w. G. Blakely has always made an excellent district attorney and the people feel safe with the office in his hands. Foster s. Den his, who has been one of the best of ficers the county has ever had, vii
 hold over in the treasurer's office Walter Brown has appoin ed Asa F Harris undersherif and J. P. Gideor jAilor. Walter Brown was elected by the largest vote ever given candidat, for office in this county and the peo pie will find that their judgment vii not be misplaced. Mohave county
 old officers retire with the good vii of the people, which indicate that the! have performed the services devolvini on them to the best of their ability.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07
Mrs. A. B. Ware is visiting in Los AnOe1aa

Mrs. Ida Crozier is down from her home ranch at Crozier looking after business matters.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

P. E. Ceilings and several miners are at work on property in Wallapai mountain.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

T. E. Petit has purchased the interest of T. E. Carey in the Azalia' group of mines, in Weaver district nine miles west of Chloride. The price is not stated Mir. Petit has been at work on the mines for some mouths past and is satisfied that they will be- come big producers. Last Week Dr. w. B. Sauls purchased the interest of I. w. Brown in the proper y, paying a good round sum.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

The Misses Charlotte and Florence Frost and Alta Hubbs departed for flagstaff last Monday morning. The young ladies are students of the North. ern Normal school
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07
Mrs. o. F. Kuencer is in Los Angeles looking after mining matters.

T. R. Garnier will leave this evening for Los Angeles to confer with his as. sociates on mining matters.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Cal. Wilson came in yesterday from the Roosevelt mine, where he has been su notwithstanding work for J. M. Day.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

The Golden Star mining com2 2any is working a force of men on it's mining property north of Silver Creek, San Francisco mining district. The mines are said to be showing up we'll.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Much complaint comes from the mining camps up the range regarding the footing of mines and houses of supplies, books, etc. Recently the buildings of the Paymaster mine were entered and tools and supplies stolen. At the Rainbow mine provisions, sup plies, books, etc., were stolen. A dili' gent effort is being made to locate the stolen goods and if the thieves are cap tured they will be severely dealt with. It is too bad that mines cannot be left unguarded in safety and an effort should be made to rid the community of petty thieves.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Surveyors are running levels along the hillside skirting the north part of Kingman, but for what object is un known. It is possible that to get the proper grade the tracks will be changed over at this place.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Rich ore has been struck in the L,old King mine, owned by the Acadia min ing company. Work on the other mines of the group is showing ID good milling ore. The mines are in the Aubrey mining district, in the south part of the county.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Jack Longstreet, one of the early settlers of the Muddy Valley and Gold
 Basin, was killed near Goldfeld few days ago in quarrel over mining property. Longstreet killed couple of men on the Muddy many years ago. The gun fighter surely gets his deserts.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Cal. Wilson came in from the Roose- welt mine few days ago. He is work ing three men cleaning out and repair ing the shaft and when this is com pleted sinking will be commenced. A whim has been installed at the mine
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Brakeman Brothers, of Chloride, are at Quartzsite, Yuma county. where they have contracts on mining claims owned by eastern people. The boys are expected to return home this week.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

The following letters remain un called for at the Ki"gman postofhce: Rev. Dr. Melspeth 13, Jack McMahon, Pat Driscoll.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Miss Lava SuRhrue, who has been spending he holidays at her home iD Dodge City, Kansas, passed through Kingman last Saturday on her way to Chloride, where she is engaged to teach school.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

P. McCardell, the we'll known min eral surveyor, returned from an ex. tended trip to California last Saturday
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Miss Isabel Blakely departed last Monday morning for Tempe, where she is taking course in the Normal school.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

pr. and Mrs. J. P. Wallace are in California.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Thursday morning at Blackberry the oil tank of locomotive exploded set. ting fire to the pump house and pick ling plant, a number of cars and every. thing infiamable within reach, entirely destroying them. The locomotive was badly damaged. At one time the great oil tanks were on fire, but the blaze was smothered before reaching the oil. The railroad officials advised the blowing up of the tanks, but it was found to be unneces sary. Had the tanks been blown up the entire town of Blackberry would have been de- stroyed.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Judge J. M. Murphy is at the Ger man hospital, San Francisco, undergo ing treatment. He is reported to be i'm proving.
Mohave County miner., 1905-01-07

Heavy steel for this division of the Santa Fe is arriving and will be dis tributed along the line as fast as pos. sible.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-04
WANTED ROADS.

A petition was received from home
steaders Of the Palolo valley asking
for an appropriation Of 1920 for the
extension Of the PukeIe and Waiomao
branches of the Palolo homestead roads
as recently surveyed The matter was
referred TO the Committee on Public
Lands and Internal improvements
Treasurer Campbell wrote explaining
that the appropriation for the Associat-
ed Charities Of $50 a month was used
for paying rent of $25 month and sal
arv Of sI25 q month 70 the lady super
intendent
= statement adopted By the Terri
toriaI Teachers Association asking the
Legislature 10. restore salaries TO their
old basis was received and filed
House bin No 10 provide $4,000
for the expenses Of The extra session
was read a third time and passed
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HALEIWk-

The Haleiwa Hotel, Honolulu g IA
nous country resort. On the line Of
the Oahu Railway, contains every
modern improvement and affords It's
guests an opportunity 10 enjoy all
amusements golf. tennis billiards
fresh ana salt water bathing, shoot
ing. fishing, rld1ng ana driving. Tick
cts, including railway fare and one fun
DAYS room and board, are sold at the
Honolulu station ana Trent & Com
panv for $500. For departure Of trains
consult time table.
On Sundays. the Ealelwa Limited,
two-hour tram. leaves al s:22 e. II;
returning, arrives l. Honolulu AZ 1910
o. r.
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GOVERNOR 5 MESSAGE.

The following message was received
from Governor Carter:
Enclosed herewith is a statement OF
claims and unpaid bills for the pre-
vious fiscal period, that is, items which
We're incurred prior TO June 80. 1904,
amounting 20 SO 667.43- Every item
has been carefully examined. and l
recommend their payment
May l call 10 your attention the
great change that has been brought
about by those in charge Of the va
rious departments Of the government
in the matter of settlement Of accounts.
At the special session Of the legls-
lature Of 1864 similar act. carrying
apprOpria ton 10 the amount Of 500
$685. was passed. Thus for the two
years ending with June Sc, 1905. the
total unpaid bills and claims amount 70
S31, 33$-Ss: While the appropriations
passed by the Legislature Of 1903 10
settle unpaid bills and cla ms for the
TWO years previous amounted to $207,-
1885,
There are tpgo important factors
which have contributed 10 this result:
First public opinion is now strong
y FG[A-tfG-S4 10 any ~ Bt-AANlLA
partUents. no matter how necessary.
without first securing an appropriation
from the legislature
Second. the public Ct large and all
the department heads have been given
10 understand that at the close Of a
fiscal period. claims not presented VIII
have 10 Dc met by those responsible
for the negligence
Ignorance Of the law by which
fiscal period Is closed does not excuse q
merchant from collecting his account
within that period: and On the other
hand q government employee jnIrusr-
Cd with the authority 10 make pur-
ehases. through whose carelessuess
voucher is misplaced OF lost ought 10
D. made to pay for his neglect
Most OF the fceUs herewith present
ID are for the settlement q agreements
and contracts entered into by those II
authority previous 20 this a6minis1ra-
ton
1T * possible that all JUST claims
I'd unpaid bills have no- been pre-
s=at7d 10 che Departments and the
executive. and II X hoped these VIII
Ell be latroLuoe5 5trect. There are.
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tn. Pnrnchuts sized HIN.

Sometimes 4 man seems TO have been
bern u2der { lucky star, Ike the aero
naut who recently made an ascension
al Niagara Fails. When 5000 feet up n
the air, he balloon exploded. The man
was hanging by his toes from q traPeze
at the time. and there did not seem tc
De one chance N q thousand for his
life; but ne quickly drew himself up
and while the collapsed bag was rush
ing downward at 4 terrific rate. man
aged 70 detach his parachute and ge'
clear % the balloon. The parachute
soon slowed up. and the lucky aeronaut
landed wi1a bout 3 scratch.
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was because they had not been giving
service to poor people. Nine times out
of ten a Hawaiian did not go TO a doe
tor because he had no money. Time and
again the speaker had paid doctors for
attending TIE poor out of his own
pocket He thought little more econ
omy ought to be got out of that appro-
priation than the majority of the com
mittee proposed.
Paris remarked that the physicians
were required TO examine the schools,
something that was not done at all
now.
Achi made series of charges against
government physicians, such as that of
using government medicines In their
private practice, refusal and neglect
TO attend the poor without pay, etc.
He had not received a single letter
asking him 70 vote for an appropria-
tion for doctors, but two years ago he
received many letters asking him not
10 vote any money for doctors.
The majority report was adopted.
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SALARY RAISED.

Lane moved to raise the salary of
clerk OF the Judiciary from $I75 a
month. as in the bill. TO $500 month
He spoke OF the incumbent as Ha-
waiian who had conducted the office
most creditably for sixteen years, and
until last year : reduction had been
paid $500 and more a month from
period 10 period. Carried
Diekev moved the OIL pass as amend
Ell and. ttat having carried. moved TO
refer II To tae Wavs and Means Com
nuttee, which was ruled out Of order.
Hayselden moved TO authorize the
clerk TO produce upon the table the res
olutions TO pay unpaid bills introduced
at the regular session. After some
discussion. in which Dcwsett treasured
the mover as to finding all OF the IN
paid bills IN the bil he had introduced
that morning. the motion was with
drawn.
At $40 the Senate adjourned.
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Achi made a speech IN support Of has
minority report, urging the necessity
of keeping the expenditure within the
revenue
Bishop moved the adoption OF the re-
port OF the ma iority. He realized that
the Territory was IN tight place II
was lIp against d de1eienev Of revenue,
but !: was the duty Of the Territory
10 take care Of its sick people who
were not able TO take care OF them
selves
Paris said AT present the physicians.
having been cut down 20 SO month.
did nothing but register births and
deaths. To keep the pay at SO q
month would be no good whatever
pcvse1t remarked on the fact thar
there was now no physician on Nolokai
outside Of the Settlement This was
one of the most Important services for
which thew had TO provide and money
sb0uld be voted Tor district physicians
even II the taxes had 10 be raised
McCandless said the reason the phy-
sieIans were cut down TWO years ago
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At Auction
Saturday, May 8, 1905,
AT Z O'CLOCK NOON,

AT u O'CLOCK NOON,
At our saIesroom corner Fort and
Queen streets. we VIII sell by order Of
w G. Ashley Esq administrator Of
the Estate Of J. H. Hunt, deceased
personal effects. consisting of
1 Solitaire Diamond Ring.
l Wal1ham Gold Watch
Gold and Silver Badges (Honolulu
Fire DepD.
1 Diamond Collar Button
I Watch Chain and x Of ?. Charm.
l Scarf Pin
l Delegate Badge.
/ Solitaire Diamond Snake Ring.
I PAR X OF P Cuff Buttons
souvanier Buttons. Etc. Etc.
= Pair Spectacles-
PAR Spy Glasses.
l GraphapI1one and As Records.
l Pair Opera Glasses.
l Meerschaum and 1 Briar Wood
Pipe
Razor. Razor Strops.
1 Fine Electric Battery.
1 Star Safety Razor. Razor and
Razor Strop.
Clothing. Bed Clothing
I Fine Music Box
All may be seen previous to sale at
our saiesr?oIns.
rTcuED AIDES ~ TTn
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CUTS OUT MILITIA.

support of militia. $4,000 Stricken
out
IncidentaIs and travelling expenses,
auditing department, $500. Passed
Printing tax books and blanks, s2490.
Passed
Honolulu Park Commission, $40. 900
Passed
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MeCANDLESs.

] do not concur TO the above report
on the ground that in order to make
the warrants of the Territory good for
the next two years we must make the
appropriations within the estimated
income: but | think it is very hard for
some districts the way the appropria-
tions are made. ] recommend the items
TO be inserted as follows, to wit:
Pay of government physicians, 3d.
500, as per following monthly schedule
for physicians resident IN districts
named:
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House Bill No. p. the bill respecting
departmental appropriations. took mp
the greater portion Of the time of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-04

The message was accompanied by q
list Of the unpaid bills referred to,
which was Incorporated in a bill in
troduced by Chairman Harris or the
Finance Committee. The aggregate is
SO 66- -
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

Segregation and care of lepers. S1s4.-
So. Passed.
support and care Of 4 patients at
Hilo, $4,000. Passed.
Reception hall for visitors at Settle
ment and repairs at landing. $4,000.
Passed.
Medical department. s14, 1I5- Passed
KaIihi station including treatment Of
lepers and suspects, $40. 900 Passed.
Stamped envelopes and postage for
lepers. $500. Passed.
support OF non-leprous female chill
dren. $1,000. Passed.
support of non-leprous male children,
$1,000. Passed.
New building. Molokai. $4,000 Passed.
Poi factory, MoIokai, 5000 Passed.
improvements. Kalihi store. $4,000.
Passed.
Visitors building. Ealihi, $500.
Passed
Freight and passenger guarantee
5000. Passed.
Kalaupapa store, 100000 Passed.
QUARANTINE SERVICE.
Maintenance of ambulance. $3.50
Passed.
Funligation, supplies. etc, s1e.S0o.
Passed
Insane asylum maintenance, $4,000
Passed.
General expenses. Board of Health.
$4,000 Passed.
Rent of grounds. Quarantine Hospital
and Kapiolani home for 80 months. $3.50
Passed.
MalulanI Hospital, Maui $4,000.
Passed
HIlo Hospital, sS000. Passed.
WafTnea Hospital. $4,000. Passed.
Lihue Hospital. $4,000 Passed
Care Of INDECENT sick, Oahu. SO. 600,
Stricken out.
Maintaining patients at Queens Hos
pitai. So. 600: Leahi Home. s10.g,.. Ka-
piolani Maternity Home. so, 600. Passed
Band incidentals. $500; Hno band.
$3.50: Waikiki and Lahaina bands. $3.50:
Lihue, Waimea and Koloa bands. $3.50.
Passed.
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however. a large number that have al
ready been examined and rejected.
&c r. CARTER
,.CIoEernor :,
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TO LET.

A nice home. al Makiki, for num-
Der 81 months
VIII be let either furnished or IN
furnished TO desirable tenant
Contains 5 ICONS. bath. servant :
quarters, etc
FISHER. ABLES CO.. LTD.
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House Of Representatives. yesterday,
being considered IN committee Of the
whole on its second reading. Rep.
Rice again occupied the chair.
ITEMS DEALT WITH.
The following items were taken UP
and dealt with IN detail:
IncidentaLs, secretary's Office. $4,000
Passed
Expenses Of election including trans
portation slI.00o Passed.
Printing. rransIating. binding. index
ing and advertising. $1,000. Passed
Printing session laws Of 1893 in Ha-
waiian, $1,000. Passed.
Preservation OF archives, s24oo
Passed
IncidentaIs. Treasurer's Office. $4,000
Passed.
Associated charities running expen-
ses. $500. Stricken out.
Ineidentals. tax offices. oahu. $1,000
Passed
Ineidentals. tax Offices. Maui $500.
Passed.
IncidentaIs tax offices. Hawaii. $4,000
Passed
IncidentaIs, tax offices. Kauai. $1,000.
Passed.
Expenses pilot boats. Hilo. $3.50
Passed
Expenses pilot boats. Kahului and
Lahaina. 1850. Passed
Public grounds. WaiIuku and Laha-
ina. $1,000 Passed
Repairing school buildings. oahu.
$4,000; Hawaii, $4,000 Maui. Molokai
and Lanai, $4,000; Kauai, $5ooo Passed.
support of LahainaIuna Seminary.
SIS, 900. Passed.
General expenses. Girls Industrial
school. $1,000. Passed.
General expenses. Boys Industrial
school, SIS, zoe. Passed.
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THE SENATE

We then recommend line 391 on page
%. PAY OF government registers,
sic. os0.OO. - be stricken out.
Respectfully submitted,
A N. HAYSELDEN,
Chairman.
T. D. PARIS.
J. K. GANDALL.
VIII agree 70 the above if reduced
one-third.
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Mciokai.
Hawaii.
80 made a 80 In support ri !

Respectfully submitted,
X. {. AZ
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FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD.
AUCTIONEERS.
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