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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
ROAD BUILDING ANo
SURVEYS m ARIZONA

Neary half the worn between Wick.
en- burg and tho Colorado river on the
Arizona A Colorado railroad the San.
IA No short CUT has been completed
and the road is now passing Harqua
Hala, about Fix miles 90 The north.
ward, and The graders are working in
Granite Wash pass, says "a dispatch
from Phoenix, Aria The approaches
for the great steel bridge across the
river At Parker have been graded. and
the metal Tor the structure will be-
shipped a. soon a. the rails approach
Parker Among che graders are q
large number OF Arizona indians who
have been found reliable and fairly
efficient lahorr-s
A emarkahle amount of mystorlous
railroad surveying is being done Ia
eastern Arizona with the evident De.
sire of hnding passes through the
Sierra Madrps favored with minimum
gradients The Southern Pncific has
maintained bali dozen surveying
parties ON the line OF thee projected
road through the Clifton country 10
Durango, Colo. other Interests ap.
pear 90 be represented By a party OF
sixteen men now In TOnto basin. The
party starting Ia Colorado has found
q good line TO the rim OF the Mogoi.
Ion plateau from which the lower
lands have been reached by feasible
grade down NRnO creek AZ far as Salt
river. Whether the road n bound for
Globe and the mining country. OF H. q
trunk line extension 90 the coast. can
only be- guessed AZ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
NEWS or TAs DIAMOND.

The Browns viii play at Las Vegas
ON Sunday. They Will go up Saturday
might and return Monday morning.
The line up OF the Browns viii be
about as foliowsi Mcdonald, catcher.
Gallegos and McGuigon. pitchers
Frencn. first base; Clancy, second
base, Randoll. third base. HelWig.
short stop, Quier, right held. Cos.
grove. center Geld. Ortiz. let fold;
Harmon, bench, And Il will De "a
pretty hard combination 90 solve.
Tanning, who pitched for Las We.
ga. rs making good with l.cayenworth
Ia the Western league. He defeated
the Springfield, Mo. aggregation On
sunday BY q score ~ 70 % To- per.
ml'tnd only one hli IN the game. while
his team secured nine hits from tho
opposition pitcher
Fred Goldsmith viii leave within
the next few days fcr his old home at
Detroit. Mich. ile expects 10 return
Within few weeks and cover tho
initial sack Tor the Browns 0oidie
has worked himself intO fine candi.
tl0n and ought 10 strengthen tho
rants Of tho Browns materially
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
A GUARANTEED CURE ron PILES

ltchlng blind, bleeding OF prOlfud.
ms piles pruggisis refund money "
Pa1o Ointment fnils 20 cure any case,
No matter ~ how long standing Ia 6
10 ~ days Flrst application gives
ease and rest zoe n Your druggist
hash u send bl,c IN stamra and Il viii
be forwarded To-. paid hy IA u Neil.
cine Co, a. Louis. Mo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

"Punklcys a trihe close. isnt heq'
"A tribe cluse' Say, he's 40 stiney
ne applied for No. slG Tor his autumo.
billet"
Il can't see why that shows he's
stlnRy.
Why that's his house number and
ne wanted IL 10 ho could take the
numbers OF the house ana usa them
on The machine when be took II out f"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
Railroad Topics

From Wednesdays Daily CitlxenJ
George Myers was employed yes.
terday az a clerk In the boiler shop.
y. Payson Ripley. Inspector Of sta.
uonH on the Santa Fc, u In the city
ON Official business.
J. " stevens, who has been tole.
graph operator for the Southern Ia.
cihc al Cranberry, has been trans.
TERED 10 Domlng, N. ~.
Or. W. u. Radclin. local surgeon
Toy the santa ~ al Bolon. after spend.
ina yesterday In the city, returned TO
the cutoff town last night.
W T. Peterson yesterday was pro.
NOTED from a freight nroman 90 q
passenger sun aud made his first trip
on his new run % El PasO last night.
Chief Engineer x. y. Burns. Of the
Santa Re coast limos, arrived from
the west last night and spoat the dal
IN Albuquerque on railroad business.
Joe Scott. cOiOfed, was sentenced
"a Trinidad. Colo, 20 not lcss than ut.
teen months nor more than three
years IN tie pcnitcntinry for rubhing
a Santa Re freight car.
Mrs n. g. stevens LETT this morning
Tor Kansas City whore Mr. Stoycns o.
located a. superintendent OF the
Harvey news service. Mrs. stevens
resided at 7i3 south laird street.
TIE right OF way maps for the Ari.
xonA A Colorado Railway company for
the section OF the road through san
Juan county have been ilod 10 the
ofiice OF ,. w Reynolds, secretary Of
the territory.
John A. smith, machmlst In the 10.
cal santa re shops. Is laying on o
few days on account OF a slight Ia,
jury sustained yesterday while IN the
act Of lacking up an engine. A pinch
bar slipped and struck him ON the
head
l. A. Dickson, who held down the
position OF traffic chief la the Santa
Fo ONCE al La Junta. Colo. for the
past two years. has resigned. aud
gone 90 Fresno. Calf. whore he has
secured more lucrative position a.
nignt chief
D.. II. D. Kaufman arrived from
Mexico this morning. d. Kaufman
will be- associated with Dr. w. ID.
RadCllf. OF nelon, IN carrying for the
sick aud MANNED, who come from the
lAntry sharp construction company e
camps In AbO canyon on the Belon
cutoff.
The division superintendent OF the
Santa 70 road are az Topeka whore
new time card is being arranged.
This II expected To- go Into effect On
June fth and will remain IN force
during the summer months. So az 20
accommodate the increased passen.
~ layei 20 the Pacific coast
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

telephone franchise matter uiu again
be taken up. u n the TAIN. however
that no hnal action will be- taken on
the matter before the meeting In June
The matter Of extending the fraa
chiao Of the Water anpnly rnfnnanv
was not even mentioned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
THREE RAILROADS ARE
SUED IN FEDERAL COURT

Upon the requests of the Interstate
commerce commission. United states
District Attorney Dean has died Aults
In the federal court at Topeka, charR.
Ing railroads with violation OF federal
statutes. Thee Missouri Pacific Ia
charged IN three instances with not
complying with the law requiring
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
ANNUAL MEETINGS
OF wHoLEshLg oRocERs

The annual session Of the whole
sale 0mcers' club. ~ New Menioo.
VIII By held In Albuquerque on May
3lat The revising ~ the proaenf
freight rate classification viii ~ one
Of the important matters 10 come b..
fore the meeting. Secretary y. X. ~.
Sellers 81 the association. has n.
cfiyod assurances from an the leading
wholesale grOcem in New Metlc0.
That they VIII be present "a tho meet.
Ink.
Among those who have gieniaod
tholr Intention "a attend or send repro.
aentailvos arc Brown 4 Nanxanarea
company. ~ Las FeHaS Gross. koiiy
4 company. three BIG establishments
af Albuquerque .aa Vegas and Tint
DAD the Rouaherr Mafcanlle CON
pany. u Ration a. y CarfWuaht a
Bro ~ santa Fei tho G. n. Colian
company. OF Gallup. Jonos Downs a
company. Of silver CITY. Joyce. Pro.
witt 4 company, ol HoaWell aud tho
H. H. Puiney company u Albuquerque.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
RUB ON
PuiMklGlev
and the Rheuuailpn's gone.
BIG PURCHASE MADE
IN SAN JUAN COUNTY
a. .. M'oAFFEV TAKES OVER
AL THE HYDE COMPANY REAL
ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROP.
ERTY.

A deed has Just been recorded la
san Juan county Conveylng an real
estate ana personal property former.
iy owned by the HYDE Exploring ~.
petition and ~ n hyde go A. NJ Nc.
danny, % thif city. M. Mcnafey
Was seen ~ e citizen reporter thia
morning and stated that u wae fact
that be had purchased the Hyde Ia.
forests Ia San Juan county.
The pruppriy consists OF the iarr0
hydU building in Huntington. con.
atruciod about three years ago ai an
expense ~ 10000. several other
store buildings and city lois in Farm.
ington. largo Hour mir NJ Aztec and
furit evaporation. etc. AZ Pennington
Owing 20 the fact that several rail-
road lines are heing bulk into Farm.
lngion. the property N very valuable.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

A. kempenich, river commissioner
Of Valencia county Pofalta precinc..
photographed Governor LuCcro ~ isleta
today askipg thai fiiy lndians 30 nont
20 the dyke 90 rcraltn There was
grays danger thai BE- would Ma washed
down. The river was rising rapidly
AZ lb1t place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

The nfN governor general Of Warsaw.
Gen. MaaimoYitch hsa been ordered
% restore order Ia WARSAW Toe
order means thai be Is 20 put down
trouble AN whatever cost iie "a known
~ hea deVpOt and . believer Va bay.
Onei and ball cartridges.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

That mans g plumber7 And he
hasn't foot Of plumbing Ia hla
house?"
Not q foot. he says that a. a
householder be couldn't afford 10 put
10 his own plumbing az bis own prices.
and as plumber he's ashamed 90
lose money on d Job"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
lE'Iom ThuradayI pany olLllenl

(FfOm Thursday Daily Citizen.l
j. A. knox.trayeling freight and pas.
senger agent OF the Santa 70 Central
railway, left VI Paso for Clifton.
Aria. whore has gOne on business con.
nccied with the department
james A Davis. formerly industrial
commissioner 81 the Santa Fe rail-
way. who has many acQualntances IN
New Mexico has recently associated
himself with the banding firm Of ry.
erek a Co. Of Chicago ana New .ork
and viii be- found al the Chicago Of
fee at 22O La Sale street
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
YOUNGEST TRAINMAsTER
IN. THE UNITED STATES

The announcement made hy the
Colorado A. Southern that n. W.
Nudge, son OF n. Z. Nudge, chairman
OF the executive board OF the Rock
Island had been made trainmaster Of
tho Fort Worth Denver City rail.
way The Southern branch OF the Colo.
rado a Southern, q taken a. another
corruu0rative fact that the Rock D..
land and the Colorado a Southern arc
closely allied
II w. Nudge Is the youngest train
master In the unlted States. he Is
considered a thorough railroad man
and n being educated by his rather 10
be- "A great railway manager.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
GOULD 70 HAVE
LINE mo e. pAso


A recent dispatch from El Paso 20
the Denver News says. Positive
assurances the past few days leave
d beyond doubt that the Denver a
Rio Grandc railway has acquired the
right Of way OF he El pasO A Duran.
go railroad from the Phelps Dodge
people aud will az once begin the con
strnctiOn OF "a line from Durango,
Colo. 10 connect there with the Den
yer A Rio urande 60 Maaiodon. \ NJ
ten miles from ~ Paso ON the El
f'asO 4 southwestern. II Is also
stated that la consideration for the
transfer OF the rigts of way priyi.
leges and traCFage agreement
whereby the Denver u Rio Granne
might run ~ trans Into ~ PasO over
the tracks Of tho El PasO a South
western through the mountain pass
tho Gould Interests have granted cor.
tain coal privileges 10 the Phelps
Dodge people from the coal fields In
Colorado. besides paying a good price
for the concessions OF the latter
Railroad men here believe that be.
youd a doubt the road which Is 20 ha
built from vi puso 20 Durango. Colo.
Is merely a connecting link In tho
transcontinental line which George
Gould Is building They say that Il
VIII be- used 10 connect the TcxaR a
Pacific with the Denver A. Rio
Grande which viii IN turn connect
with the Western Pacific. dirt on
which has already been broken
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
TRYING TO LILY
THE ARNoRY oEar

~. g. nulman has taken % The
armOry cause OF Company q. national
guard end Is Circulating the sub.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20


Charles purdy. formerly of jack
ton, q said 20 have been murdered ln
New Mexico The officers 90 that ln-
ealiiy have been trying 10 locate tho
relatives IN this vacinlty. bat Inquiry
of some Of the residents fails % ldon.
tify the murdered man a. a former
esidont Of Jackson The ofnccrs d..
sire Information regarding the where,
ahuuta OF a married sister Of purdy.
AZ ! am relative OF q Charles
Furdy that went out 90 knngas a few
years aeO. I feel deeply Interested ln
this affair. and that u may be- our
Charles Purdy, a. We have NOT heard
nom him IN a long time.
! don't know wdat paper the clip.
ping was takon from. nor the exact
date, but it was Just lately
Any Information that you may be-
able 10 give will he gratefully rc.
.ccivod
Yours truly.
MRS EDITH sTODDARD
Eaton Rapids. Eaton Co, Michigan.
n w. d.. No o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

ne was q fdW weeks ago,
Y hope you participated in the
Eastor services with OH the solomnity
they call for"
More than that My neW bonnet
wont be finished until next week
Jan Kuhollk. The lonE.hairol violin.
ist, has bought string of horses
Jan viii got trimmed without going
to a barber shop.
Lively Times.
The two main topics 81 street talk
today are the show OF last evening ana
the waffle supper. Both ave receig.
ing many compliments Montpelier
lind Herald
Hot attack Knox has made on that
trust"
"You bet Il IT,"
That second suit must have drawn
blood +"
That's not his game. Hes tryine
10 draw water"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
ROCK ISLAND 10
PAVING THE WAY

Chicago dispatch, dated May lG.
says Ed HnclpatiOn from the tyrnn.
ny Of the private car trust, whose ln.
tolerabie extoriious have been felt In
every household In the land, Is fore
Swallowed Ia the official announcement
made BY the Chicago, Rock Island a.
facihc Railroad company that u will
make 40 exclusive contracts or agree.
ments Of any kind witk the Armour or
any other private refrigerator car
line.
The Rock Island has Just received
l,bOO new refrigerator cars which,
with the 300 Il already possesses
VIII enable Il 10 DO business without
the assistance OF the private con.
Germs. shippers will thus be In p0-
sltion TO deal directly with the railroad
instead OF through private corpora
lions which do not come within the
pufvieW OF the common carlier
clause OF the interstate commerce act
Tho cxorhltant and Illicit rates that
TOT years have been ruthlessly Inn
posed BY the Armours and other priv
ate car Interests viii thereby be Oh.
Waited and large benefits 10 the ship.
per and consumer OF food gtuffH are
expected Immediately % 0naue.
Last week the Michigan Central
railroad proclaimed its independence
81 private car piracy. and other roads
are expected % follow suit.
ffrJm Friday'a Daily Citizen)
brakeman q. W. wilbur 10 laying on
on account Of a spralned ankle and
bis run ia being handled hy A. D.
Singer.
Judge Henry H. Waldo. che sollcl.
TOR Of the Santa 80 railway in New
Mexico, has returned 20 las Vegas
from a visit 10 mis- family al Kansas
City.
Geo. Stillweli. night foreman AZ the
las Vegas round house, has Quit his
position, which he hae flied for eigh.
teen months. and SCI sail for Chicago,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Dr.. and Mrs. A. Burih. ~ Grand
kaplda Mich,, are Ia o. city waiting
Relatives Mr. B4rth u an uncle Al
Nathan Harth. The sheep raiser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

The Huntington Hustler says, Judge
McNe has notified the attorneys In
the case that he has oyerruled the
demurrer OF the town In the water
suit brought by c. A. MoHonry, and
has given the town thirty days In
which 10 hle an answer The case
viii now have to go 20 trial on lis
merits, unless II h settled by arbltra.
ton, which would be the proper thing
"a do
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
Gu or DELAYED BY NON.
ARRIVAL or CEMENT


Dr. w d. RadcliH. physician for the
SANTA Pc, az belen, Is spending the
day In the city Besides his general
practice ana ais railroad work. Dr.
iiadclin ia associated with nr Harry
KAUFMAN In caring Tor the the sick
and MANNED from the IAutry. sharp
Construction conpanys camps on the
Relcn cuton Two years ago whel.
work was In progress on the out.On,
the most severely Injured patlenta
from the cutoff were brought 10 the
dstcras hOanlt0l here. where tha
u. i.antry sons, the old hrm. bad a
ward. Inc unfortunate victims Of
fever, falling rocks or premature
blasts suffered severely while en-
route here and often tines their casus
became serious as d result % the de-
lay uf Auction neces6iihied by the
move 10 avoid this IN the future,
the plans ~ the physicians are 10
have portable hospital in Abo can
yun, where the blasting ana bridge
work b. COINS on and a stationary hos.
pital al Dolen. The minor cases Vii
be treated az the portable hospital.
and the cases, where the injury Of
disease VII incapacitate the patient
Tor a great length OF time will be-
treated 30 tbc hospital az belen,
Miss Lohonla Moore. daughter 81
Nj and Mrs. W. n Moore, Of near
Flora Vista, san Juan county, met
with an accident the other afternoon
which, although not serious, Was very
painful While play ing with hor broth.
ers and sisters she fell from a hay
rack and broke her collar bone.
Miss Ruth Sargent, one 81 the onici.
ent saloaladics al the Economist. viii
leave tomorrow FOR narbt0w. Cal, %
visit friends for a oOuple Of waeks
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Miss Ruth Sargent, one 81 the olici.
ent salosladics az the Economist. will
leave tomorrow FOR narbtOw. Cal, 20
visit friends for a couple Of weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
MOST ANYTHING


Some men learn 4
DO BY doln, q Few learn
BY beln' done. an a lot
Nv others never learn AZ
all.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Walden Fawcett. the representative
Of newspaper syndicate, ~ at Las We.
gas from Washington. y. g., 20 write
up the fraierpal city The young
man viii go fully into the question, 80.
curing Illustrations Of The town and
saniiaFum location and al the lnfor.
nation available regardne the Elf.
mate. Industries and resourcoss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Il has iust become generally known
among the friends and ardent support.
ers Of the Sisters gf l.ofcitO. at Las
Vegas that the room OF one OF the
sisters was buFElarlzed the other day.
In broad Daylight. OF several hundred
dollars The money had Just been re-.
coivod In payment OF back uIion and
was much needed, as the sisters have
been making some expensive improve.
ments on their premises.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Y hope you participated ln the
Eastor services with OH the solomnlty
INnV call Zoe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

MRS. EDlIH sTODDAIDl
Eaton Rapids. Eaton Co.. Michigan
T. v. d.. No Q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

More than that My noW bonnet
wont bee finished until noxt week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

0. . N. Ward q az Las vegas on bust.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-11

There's no doubt at all about it, the
best place to have been yesterday af-
ternoon was in the sea
1t was a sweltering day-one of those
days when one just couldn't keep cool
and when perspiration followed even
such an unexertive exercise as CONVEX
sation.
And so down to the sea the townsfolk
went and disported themselves in the
briny until fear of sunburn drove them
to the dressing rooms or the gathering
gloom warned them that it was time
to HE them homeward.
Along about 2:30 D. m. a brisk show
er of rain fell and many soul on
pleasure bent got good and thoroughly
wetted. After a time. however. the sun
shone graciously and repaired the
wrong done by Jupiter Pluvius.
Altogether the day at the beach was
an ENJOYABLE one and those who went
out for a good time had it.
The ROYAL Hawaiian Hotel Annex en-
tertained its usual lengthy list of visit
ors. who found unlimited fun in the
surf
The Waikiki Inn did good business
all day long and Host Coffee wore the
smile that isn't easily eradicated. This
resort is making a name for itself as
the place to have a pleasant outing and
visitors need never have any fear that
+bav will feel lonesome There's al
ways congenial company at hand to
make one feel thoroughly at home and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-11
HOW HONOLULU FOLK
EVADED SUNDAYS HEAT
Some Sought the Surf and Many Penetrated
the Vale Of Palolo and Courted Nature in
Her Quieter Moods.

to give a projected good time a sub
stantial and helpful boost.
The Moana's bathing accommodations
were taken advantage of by a goodly
crowd of suffers who disported in the
big waves to their hearts content.
Many visitors viewed the finny Won
ders of the Aquarium and several hum
dreds watched the two games of base
ball played in Kapiolani Park under
the auspices of the Winter League
The Zoo was. as usual, well patron
lied and the two new exhibits attract
ed much attention. They consist of a
laughing jackass and a pair of black
ba boons, creatures often heard of but
never before seen in Honolulu.
One of the most remarkable features
of the Sunday celebration was the
crowd that went up Palolo valley.
Every Sunday this picturesque spot is
the objective point of numerous picnic
parties and lovers of nature, and the
valley is steadily gaining in popularity
as a place to spend a quiet, healthful
and enjoyable day.
The opening up of the Palolo home
steads has exploited the natural Won
ders and enjoyments of the valley, and
every Sunday morning picnic parties
wend their way to the realms of light
and shade. Not a few make the jour
ney overnight and camp in tents,
breathing the free, pure air of the val
lev without let or hindrance. and
sleeping practically beneath the eter-
nal stars.
CONTINUED on Page p
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-11
MAUI COUNTY'S CREDIT
STANDS HIGH WITH BANKS
Republican Committee Starts Party Employment
Bureau.-Rejoicins Over Polo victory--Pea-
nut Industry Social Items.

MAUI, September S.-During the past
week the Board of Supervisors of Ma
vi County have been holding their Sep
tember meeting at their Office in Ke-
poikai's block, Wailuku. The sessions
extended from Tuesday until Thurs
day night. The only evening meeting
was held on Thursday, though the 9TH
tee work.
The usual monthly routine work was
transacted. including the payment of
bills amounting to $3400.
The treasury warrant for $4,000 was
accepted at the Wailuku bank for it's
face value, marking new era of finan-
cial prosperity for the county. The
bank of Spreckels & Co. of Honolulu
also offered to pay the county warrant
without discount
Aside from the payment of accounts,
the most important work done was the
appointment of sanitary and hack in
spectors the two offices combined) for
Wailuku and Lahaina. George Weight
was named for Wailuku and Charles B.
Cockett for Lahaina
Thursday evening the board adjourn
ed until October.
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Monday morning the Sub executive
Committee Of the Republican County
Committee met at Judge Kepoikais Of
flee, Wailuku-all being present except
Rev. S. Kapu of Lahaina. Labor
Day. was fittingly marked by the es-
tablishment of a Republican labor
bureau to be conducted by Hon. S. E.
Kaiue at a stated salary. The duties
of the bureau consist in finding en-
ployment for Republicans on planta-
tions, on public works, and in other
ways. Republicans in need of labor
ers, as well as those in need of en-
can communicate with Mr..
Kaiue.
was transacted by the committee.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
On Friday, September 1, a Portu- |
guese boy named Manuel Flanse de /
Souza was killed at Kihei by falling