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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-21
LLOYD AND ALICE CLARK"

Soon after Admiral ClarR's daring
performance of bringing the Oregon to
Gnhan waters the Vermont legislature
voted an appropriation to hnve life
size portrait of Captain Clark placed
on the capitol walls. IL is with his
brothers consent that Captain Lloyd
Clark makes his request. He declared
today that he has made provision 10
see that il is carried out.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-21
"BAD NlaGER" JAILED.
Moses Croker, Wanted for. Felonlus
Shootinu Found Here. Y

SHOOTING, FOUND I1cTe.
Moses Croker. 4 negro, wanted III
Smithnnld ON The charge of felonious
shooting Joe Powell. also coiored, sew
oral weeks ago, was arrested nj n
house on Jefferson avenue, early this
morning by Mr.. Harry Parker, az
Smithfeld. n
The negro Ind n pistol under his
pillow and n pair of brass ii'linucks"
in his pocket when arrested. He was
lodged In jail and will be taken t.
Smithfleld today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-21
TO LOVER BRANDON.

The Sunday School of the Hampton
baptist Church will give the first OK.
cnrSion ever rum from Hampton ia
Lower Brandon ON
FRIDAY, JUNE %.
Trip to be made on steamer lIampI
ton Roads. leaving Hampton wharf
ut 1:i5, Old Point al s, Newport News.
pier a. S:l5 O'Clock.
Round trip 81 for adults and SOD
'for children under Is years Splendid
opportunity to Wow the historic spot
lnd enjoy delightful river ride.
Tickets Gn sale 1T Kecouehtnn Dry
foods store. II. H. Gardner and Mt
wharf. G-l8-4t
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
SUES MOUNDS.

For several months past N. D.,
Thistlewood has sought the admis.
sion Of his land adjoining this city
on the east as the Thistlewood addi-
ton to Mounds. The plat seems to
be satisfactory, but the city insists
that as it will have to grade and
gravel both the streets and the side
walks. Mr.. Thistlewood should build
bridge across the Trinity slough al
a cost of SIG. He insists that the
city shall build the bridge-and there
You are
Mr. Thistlewood has brought suit
in the circuit court which will con,
vene next Monday, to compel the au-
thorities to accept the addition as ii
is now. This means. if successful,
that the city must build a bridge. Mr.
Thistlewood, it appears to man up
a tree, has aroused deep resentment
by his appeal TO the law. The law
yers fees on either side will more
than pay for the bridge. In bring
ing suit, he forces the city to defend
and the costs and the lawyers fees,
if he wins. will come off the taxpay-
ers, not out of the individual pockets
of the mayor and aldermen. He was
supplant and should have used bet
ter diplomacy Mounds Leader.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
NAVIGATION NEARLY CLOSED.

Says the Evansville Courier:
Unless the weather m0jerates
quickly navigation will be suspended
from Pittsburg, Pa. 20 Cairo. ILL.,, by
tonight or tomorrow morning.
Heavy ice was passing here ali
day Tuesday which necessitated the
tying up of all local boats The jew,
Ell stopped running early in The day.
The Neptune, the J. NJ. Bowel the
Antonette and several boats also
went to Green river where they viii
remain uneil all the heavy ice has
run ont Of the river.
The two wharfboats remain acre.
bur il is not believed they are in any
immediate danger. The Green river
boats are tel up and it looks like
navigation viii be stopped for sev-
eral days to come
The Joe Fowler departed for Pa.
ducah, hoping to reach there before
the ice becomes to heavy
The Morning Star has ,ied up at
Louisville and the Taraseon viii 60
TO The bank as sean as she reaches
the Falls City. The Rees Lee arriv-
ed on her way to Cincinnati but re.
ceived orders here 10 so 10 Green
river. The Beaver, bound for Cairo.
also went into winter quarters in
Green river
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Staehle enter.
tanned yesterday afternoon at their
home on Sixth street complimentary
to Misses Willie Miller and Willie
Carr Of Mayfeld. KY and Miss Maud
Dunning OF Princeton, Ky, who are
guests Of Mrs. Martha Howe Of Sixth
street. Progressive euchre served TO
while the time away and prizes were
won by those making the highest
scores, the guest prize being captured
by Miss Maud Dunning
Music and refreshments We're con.
GLIDING pleasures Of he evening
The guests were Mrs. W. n. Mox.
ley Of Little Rock, Ark, Mesdames II,
O. Farrow and r. F. Robertson,
Misses Bessie Turner Josephine Cox
Frances Farrow, DR. C. J. Boswell OF
Mounds; Messrs. e. NJ Whitney G.
II. Jackson, VIII Howe, Albert De
Mcntcourt and Jesse Gross.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
DAMAGING TESTIMONY
AGAINST CHAS. TUCKER

Cambridge. Mass, Jan. 1.-THE
most interesting testimony yet Of
fered by the prosecution in the trial
of Charles l. Tucker, charged with
the murder of Mabel Page. came to
day when Amy Roberts, servant in
the Pape household stated that 4
scarf pin which had been found in
the defendants overcoat pocket was
the property Of Miss Page and was
in the pin cushion on the latier's bu.
reau on the day before the murder
The witness Identified the pin by de.
sign and peculiar bends in the shaft.
Miss Roberts further testified that
on the day Tucker called at the Page
house to see Harold Page, he also
talked with Mabel. This was the
first testimony introduced tending to
establish that Tucker was acquainted
with the murdered woman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
CAIRO MERCHANTS
WILL LOSE GREATLY
BY ACTION OF MOBILE AND
OHIO IN REMOVING susl.
NESS TO TAMMs-,EMPLoYEs
WILL LEAVE CAIRO.

The action Of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad company IN removing / s.
yards. round house ana freight house
from Cairo to Tamms is causing a
great deal Of discussion among rail
road men and others interested.
Work OF laying tracks at Tamms
is progressing slowly just at this time
on account of unfaYorable weather
but it is believed everything will be
in readiness 10 transfer the business
o that place by February l.
This will be Q great less to Cairo
and it is estimated that the action Of
the company in taking the yards and
offices from Cairo win take from $50
to 500 men away from here who for
merly stopped here If for nothing
more than a meal or to spend the
night.
II is understood that the EN-
ployes win be required 70 make
their home in ramms. as there will
he no means Of getting TO and from
that place by those who desire to
spend their nights in Cairo. There
will be no suburban train run by the
Mobile and Oaio from Tamms such
as the Illinois Central runs from
Mounds for the accommodation OF
its employees and he yard men, round
house men and office employees will
make their home in Tamms.
This viii mean the removal from
Cairo OF many families and win re
suit in the loss Of several thousand
dollars a month to the merchants Of
this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
General Weather Conditions.


Pressure continues high along the
northern border of the country and
over the middle Atlantic and New
England states. with the barometer
highest over New York and Pennsyl-
Yania, A wei defined disturbance cen
ters this morning in Indian terrific
~ The Arizona depression or dis
turbance, has removed 10 Utah
Unsettled weather prevails in near
ly all sections lying east of the Rocky
mountains. with snow falling in the
upper Ohio valley Lake regions, up
par Mississippi valley. in Missouri.
South Dakota, Nebraska. Kansas, Ok
lahoma, northern and middle Texts.
ana in Utah and rain Ia Che central
and lower Ohio valley.
The temperature has fallen In the
Atlantic states. and remained nearly
stationary in the northern Rocky
mountain region: elsewhere 1t has
risen. P. H. SMYTH,
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

Miss Maud Dunning of Princeton
Ky. who is the guest Of her aunt
Mrs. Martha Howe of Sixth street.
entertained at progressive euchre
yesterday afternoon in honor Of Miss
s Willie Miller and Willie Carr Of
Mayheld Ky, who are visiting in
Cairo.
al euchre prizes we're won
by Mr.. c. c. Terrell and Miss Maud
Hastings. Refreshments were served
at the conclusion of the games.
The guests were Mesdames Max
Kaufman, c. c. Terrell, Albers Lewis,
Robert z. Read, A. F. Staehle, J. n.
Aoxley OF Little Rock, Ark. Misses
Maud Hastings, June Jennele, Fran
ces Farrow, Bessie Turner, Belle
Cunningham, Eva Killer, Theo Thrupp.
Eva Kerth. Myrtle Lippitt, Ann Trigg
of Kansas City, Flora Schutter, Mar
garet and Emma Lans3en, Ida Hal
iday, Marie De Montcourt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
ENTERTAINED For Guests.

Miss Bertha Schlosser entertained
a party of friends last evening in hon.
Or Of her guests, the Misses Florence
and Mildred Green Of Charleston,
Mo.
The evening was spent playing
games at which prizes We're won by
Miss Pearl Webb and Mr.. Ross Bates.
Refreshments were served.
The guests were Misses Annice
Fcs. en-. Clara Potter, Hattie Nc
Knight Pearl Webb, Faye Koehler,
Alice Pettis, Rose Howley. Nellie
Kurzdorfer, Vela BonduranL Messrs.
w Hires, r. Wilson, Elmer Brown,
A. Weldon. August Bode, Nick Hack.
er. Sam Richardson. Roy Cronan,
Herbert Steinel, Albert Lane, Ross
Bates.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
River Forecasts.

THE OHIO - At Evansville ana
Mt Vernon. will commence rising du.
ring the next II to "a hours and con-
tinue rising for several days. At Pa
ducah and Cairo, not mucn change
during the next 10 hours, then probab-
ly rise.
THE TENNESSEE 49, From Gun.
tersville to the mouth not much
change during the next "a hours, then
probably rise.
THE MISSISSIPPI ~ From below
ST. Louis to Cairo, no material change
during the next p hours.
ICE CONDITIONS Heavy Use pass
ed out of the Mississippi river at Cal
10 Tuesday nisht; this morning ice
is lighter and broken. Chester re-
ports river full OF ice Light ice is
running in he Ohio river at Cairo
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
DISCHARGE FROM BANK.
RUPTCY is REFUSED.

New York. Jan 1l-Stanley w.
Dexter. special referee today recon-
mended the refusal of the discharge
in bankruptcy to Daniel Leroy Dress
er. of the firm of Dresser d Company.
which assigned March Z. 1902, but
recommended the dicharge 81
Charles L. Reiss Of the same firm.
The referee stated that Dresser's af
fairs were complicated with the ship.
building trust and says December ].
1901. Dresser issued statement
which contained misrepresentation
as to the financial condition Dresser
& Company Upon this statement
paper of firm was sold
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

The neg ferryboat Three States"
recently completed at the Jefferson
vile boat yards. arrived in Cairo yes
teriay afternoon at $3.50 o'clock ami
her coming was announced by contin-
ued blowing OF whistles Capt John
S. Hacker, who win have charge Of
the new boat, made the trip from JEFF
fersonville accompanied by his wife
The "Fnree states is a trim ami
substantial boat with all modern ap-
pliances and conveniences. She viii
succeed the Katherine in the Cairo
Birds Point-Wickliffe trade. It has
not been decided what disposition wifi
be made Of the Katherine
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
PURELY PERSONAL


Master Phil Eichenberger is, con
fined to his home by illness.
Mr. Andrew Lohr is confined to his
he'd with a severe attack of rheuma-
tism.
Mrs. !. ID. I.add has for her guest
her cousin, Mrs. Bette Bristol, Of
Paducah.
Mrs. c. Fred Gallagher who has been
confined to her home by illness is
reported improving.
Miss Josephine Dewey has resigned
her position as bookkeeper for the
Rhodes-B urford Furniture company
Mr.. and Mrs II A. Harmon have re
turned from a visit with their son,
DR.. H. Blake Harmon, of Chicago.
Mr.. George d. Capen of St Louis
and Mr.. Preston T. Kelsey of Chica.
go are guests of Mr.. H. e. Halliday.
Mr.. G. Thonssen of ST. Louis, has
arrived to assume the management
Of the Nelson-AIorris Packing com.
pany
Mr.. and Mrs. John W, C. Fry of
Tenth street. have for their guests
Col. and Mrs, Frank L. Harris Of St
Louis.
Mr. John Hyman of Tiptonyille,
Tenn, formerly with the World
Clothing company here, is visiting
friends in Cairo.
Mr. John T. Brown has returned
from East st. Louis. where he was
called by the illness of his father,
who is much improved.
Mfr. L. F. Hurt has returned to In
after spending a few days
here on business for the RhodesBur
ford Furniture company.
Mrs. f. W. McCabe returned to her
home in Corpus Christi, Tex. yester'
day. after a visit here with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Saup.
Mrs. J. G. d. Knight who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. w. F. Van
derbaugh of Tenth street left for
Charleston, S. c. yesterday to visit
her daughter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
erooks.Llppltt.

ny Lippitt, eldest daughter of MIR and
Mrs. A. Lippitt OF 1888 Twenty first
street, We're married Monday at the
home Of the brides aunt. Mrs. Reese
Dugan, 1905 Lake avenue. Chicago.
The bride is wen known in Cairo,
but has lived with her aunt in Chi
cago several years. Mr. Brooks holds
a position with the wholesale house
of Marshall Field and company as
buyer The couple are spending
their honeymoon in New York
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
OFFICERS ELECTED.

at a meeting of the Children
home board held Tuesday afteFnoo
the following officers were elected
President-Mrs. A. Comings.
Vice president-Mrs. w b. Gilber
Treasurer, H. Smyth.
Secretary Mrs. b. Sadler.
Financial secretary-Mrs. Geore
Clark.
Governing board-Mrs s. Biz
Mrs. A. Lohr, Mrs. D. J.. Marx.
Physician-Dr j. J. Rendleman.
Legal advisor-Attorney Hunte
Bird.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
cLiFToN'S MACHINERY.
Will be Placed on the New Tennes.
see River Boat.

Chief Engineer Boothman of the
ST. Louis and Tennessee River Packet
line arrived from St Louis and left
on the Kentucky Saturday night for
Clifton, Tenn, TO remove the ma
chinery from the City of Clifton
wreck and have it moved to JET
farsonville. Ind, to be placed on the
new boat being built for this line at
Jacksonville. The City of Clifton
burned some time ago.
The machinery was not damaged
and Is as good as new. Ii is not known
when the new boat sill be completed,
or what it will be named, but il l.
rumored that it will be called the
"Paducah Paducah Sun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

Four policemen chasing a negro up
Commercial avenue yesterday after.
noon caused considerable excitement
in the neighborhood trayersed by the
darkey and the minions of the law
The negro, who gave his mans as
Zachary Crump of Caiiz. Ky, came
to town yesterday on the Dick Fowler
and went TO b. Michaels pawn shop
ar 909 Commercial avenue. He asked
10 see some revolvers and selecting
a fine Colt frearm he loaded /, and
made a hasty exit out the front door.
He fed north on Commercial avenue
ana the cries of stop thief" e.c.,
attracted a crowd Of followers among
whom were Chief Price. Officers Cow.
ell, Nichols and Wilson. The negro
turned out Eighth street to Ohio
street, thence north. He evaded the
officers and got 20 the drainage dis
trict where he was found hiding IL
the brush. Several shots were ex.
changed by the officers and the ne
gro but none We're effective. Crump
was captured and placed in jail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
Washington Bulletin.

BY The Associated Press
Washington Jan 11-Following is
the weather forecast for Illinois for
the mex twentyfour hours:
Snow in the north and central part
rain or snow in The south portion
Thursday with rapidly falling tenn
peratura. cold wave a night Friday
fair, fire northwest to north wndsl
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
BIG VESSEL ASHORE.

BY the Associated Press.
New York Jan. y. $3.50 a. ma
large steamer is ashore on Fire Isl
and Beach Owing go the thick
weather her name cannot be learned.
There is not much sea running and
the vessel ices not appear to be in
any immediate danger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
CHANGES GOVERNORS.

Olympia, Wash, Jan. 11.-Before
the joint session Of the two branches
of the legislature held in the hall Of
the house. Governor Henry Mcbride
today read his retiring message and
governor Albert E. Mead took the
oath of Office and read his inaugural
afdgeSs, aRd first message.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
WELLs.FARGo MESSENGER
MURDERED BY ROBBERS.
By the Associated Press.

by INC AssUCIaItu FIHss.
Ell Paso, Tex, Jan. IA telegram
announcing the murder of R. A. Latia.
a Wells-Fargo messenger running be
tween Ell Paso and Mexico City, has
been received by company officials in
this city. The dead body of the mes
senger was discovered in his car al
Chihuahua.
Latta's death is believed to have
been accomplished by robbers, but of
ficials decline TO state whether the ax-
press car was robbed They assert
no details have been received.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
mic. aimed cIub Members.

The ladies' auxiliary of the Cinch
club met yesterday with Mrs, David
s. Lansden at her apartments al the
Halliday hotel and spent the after
noon playing progressive euehre. Mrs.
Miles S. Gilbert was the most sue.
cessful player and was awarded a
prize. Light refreshments were
served.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
TERRITORY CITIZENS
VISIT WASHINGTON
By the Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE senate
end Of The capitol vas visited today
BY a delegation OF 80 residents OF
Oklahoma and Indian territory. who
have come to Washington in the in
terest of that portion of the join
statehood bin which provides for the
creation Of a state ont Of those terri
tories
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
HEARINGS WILL BE PUBLIC.

Paris, Jan. 11.-International com.
mission to inquire into the North
Sea incident today issued a statement
that the hearings of witnesses would
be public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
THE WEATHER
Weather Yesterdan

Maximum temperature, So degrees.
Minimum temperature. 90 degrees.
Temperature at p. m, 40 degrees.
Rainfall for twoniy-four hours end.
ng at p. m. $50
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

Indications for Cairo and vicinity
today,
Rain, probably turning 10 sleet or
snow colder; brisk southwest to
south winds shifting to north.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
n. c. MARcHlLDoN.
Is Confirmed BY the Senate as Post
mas er at Thebes.

BY The Associated Press.
Washington, Jan 1.-THE senate
today in executive session confirmed
the following nominations
nlino,s-Eya J. Harrison of John
son City; Holly c Marchildon. Of
George NJ. Thompson, ofd3e-
ment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
IN SOCIETY


Mrs John Brown will entertain the
Thursday Afternoon Card club this
az ernoon at her home on Fifth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

The stage Of the river at 1 p. m
yesterday wac l1.C, showing a fall of
0.G in twenty-four hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
ma cinch Club.

The Cinch club viii meet this
evening with Mr. and Mrs. William
Cunningham Of Park Place West
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
c. n. HAMlLL DEAD.
By the Associated Press.

u VT tN1l7"F7ftF0NN 7 W.
Chicago. Jan. 11,-Charles. Davis
son Hamill two terms president Of
the Chicago Board Of Trade died to-
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS

Yesterday was pay day at the Sing
er factory.
A daughter was born Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ. Handy OF syca.
moro street.
The ". c. T. L. will NEE with
Mrs. James Denny. on upper Poplar
street tomorrow at o'clock.
Mrs. Margaret Dezonia has purchas
ed from J. Arthur Smith the house
and two lots at 3l15 Poplar street
for $3.50
A girl was born Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Davies OF Philadelphia. Mrs.
Davies was formerly Miss Ann lie
sueur and is well known in Cairo.
Forecaster Smyth received a mes
sage from Chicago last night saying
thar a cold wave was coming and that
the temperature would fall twenty-five
degrees in a few hours.
The Orange team of the Alexander
club baseball league is now ahead in
the banquet race with a per centage
of .G67 while Black is second with
81. Green and Red are tied for
last place with percentage OF .375.
A baby girl arrived at the home of
DR.. F. NJ. Rittenhouse of Chicago
Sunday, Jan s, the anniversary Of
the birth of her grandfather. he late
Col John Wood The little Miss was
christened Mary Wood Rittenhouse.
News received from Wickliffe, Ky.
is 10 the effect that Charles B. Bill
lington. a prominent farmer aud sock
dealer near Bachelor Lao was shot
and killed Tuesday The deceased is
brother of B. Frank Ellington.
prominent merchant and trader at
Wickiffe.
The weight of the snow and slice,
on the metal awnings on Ohio stree,
above Sixth street caused the sup
ports to give way and IT was neces
sary to place wooden posts beneath
the cross-pieces to prevent the avn
ing from falling until the supports can
be made stronger.
Eastern papers are printing a pref
" story of a young school teacher on
the Big Four line writing a letter to
President ingalls,, asking that Ger.
tain morning fast train be stopped for
her accommodation. The gallant
president looked into the matter and
gave directions by wire that during
the week days Of the school term the
train be stopped in order that the
young lady could reach her school,
Col. C. L. Hlleary had warmly in
dorsed the young teachers appeal.
Fire last night about 6 o'clock
threatened to destroy the CONNER
HIdi ItOtcl at ApuHNS bhuNu ny MI
W. II. Brelsford. The fire originated
in a room used by the servants of the
house and was supposed to have been
caused by a lamp exploding. The
room and a portion Of the shed along
side the hotel were destroyed. Includ
ed in the loss was SIS worth of nails
that were stored away. a tool chest
full of tools and twelve tons Of coal
Officers were elected Monday night
for the NJ. E. church Sunday school
as follows: Superintendent T. l..
Pulley; assistant J. c Gholson; sec
Rotary, otto T. Lee: treasurer, Mrs
T. L. Pulley; Librarians, Roy Lutz and
Jasper Hatcher: assis ants, VIII Toll
son and Ruth Wilson; chorister, Geo
Parsons: organlst, Miss Bessie VIII
son; teachers. Rev. J. A. Scarritt. J.
O. Gholscn. Mrs. Johns, Mrs. Pulley
Mrs. Lemen. Miss Floy Hatcher, Miss
Carson. Miss Effe Brelsford, Miss
Bessie Wilson. George Parsons, Mrs.
WEisenbach, W T. Barron, Mr. Mein
hafIer. Teachers of the infant class,
Mrs. c. c. Terrell. Miss Cora Kinnear
sliss Fannie TOlson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

Master Phil Eichenberger is, con
fined to his home by illness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

Mr. Andrew Lohr is confined to his
he'd with a severe attack of rheuma
tism.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

Mrs. ]. d I.add has for her guest
her cousin. Mrs BEETLE BRISTOL OF
Paducah.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

The ". c. T. L. will NEE with
Mrs. James Denny. on upper Poplar
street tomorrow al o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

Mrs. Margaret Dezonia has purchas-
ed from J. Arthur Smith the house
and two lots at BIS Poplar street
for $3.50
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

A daughter was born Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Handy of syca-
moro street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

One half pound can Chill Con
CGrne ............ ....... l0I
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

A girl was born Tuesday to Mr. and
Mrs. Davies OF Philadelphia. Mrs.
Davies was formerly Miss Ann Le
sueur and is well known in Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-12

Mrs. J. G. d. Knight who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. F. Van
derhaugh of Tenth street left for
Charleston, S. c. yesterday to visit
her daughter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-05
NEW OFFICES CREATED.

Achi moved to insert a new item of
$4,000 for salary of an inspecto. of
fisheries, explaining in answer to ques-
lions that 1t was to see that unlawful
net fishing was not practiced, to pro-
mote fish propagation - mentioning
"Johnnie Colburn's oysters etc.
Carried.
On motion of Achi the item of $4,000
for meat and poi inspector, Honolulu,
was reinserted.
Achi then had these new items in.
serted: $l44O for fish and food inspec.
tor, Hilo; $l440 for the same office,
Waikiki and Kahului; $1,000 for the
same Office, Lahaina.
Hayselden moved a new item of
$1,000 for salary of inspector of milk
anu de 'ries, Second Judicial Circuit.
McCandless hoped they would not
undo all the good work done the pre-.
yious day.
Hayselden argued that there was a
real need of the inspection of milk and
diaries. The people of Maui got all
sorts OF dirt in milk from Japanese
dairymen.
Dickey proposed to leave it to the
county.
McCandless agreed and suggested
leaving out the Honolulu meat and poi
inspection.
Hayselden asked if the counties could
take care of diaries, why couldn I they
take care of meat, poi and fish.
The item carried.