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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-01

nearby window. One Of the detectives
guarding the wagons drew revolver and
fired several shots into the air. A large
crowd which had gathered was dispersed
by the police.
A new federal Injunction. it was stated
today. would be asked for on the ground
that the strike IL interfering with inter
state commerce. The application, 1t was
said. would be made on behalf of the ex-
press companies.
Statement From Labor Leaders.
CHICAGO, May president Shea Of the
teamsters and President Dold Of the Chi
cago Federation issued the following state
ment this afternoon:
ITO the Trades Unionists of Chicago:
1.-The teamsters' organization has the sit
uation well in hand and we earnestly re-
quest that no sympathetic strike be called
or any member leave his employment until
such time as they are asked to do so by
the committee having the matter in charge.
We also urge upon all members of organ
lzed labor to preserve peace and commit no
act that can be interpreted by the courts
as violation of the law or of either in
junction issued.
1t was further announced that union
teams would be supplied to any fair
house whose team companies had sold out
to the new teaming company.
Many Trade Agreements Renewed.
May day DAVIS on Chicago with every
indication of labor peace, except for the
garment workers and transfers strike. A
similar condition has not existed since 1856.
Al! the building trades, representing more
Tran 10000 workers, begin work today
under new agreements. few with slightly
higher wages, and nearly all with some
concessions in working conditions.
The several thousand bakers and the mas
ter bakers association reached an agree
ment and signed last years scale for an
other year.
Agreements have been renewed in all the
maritime trades.
Several wage scales are still open and
under conference. The principal one is that
OF the ice wagon drivers and helpers. The
joint committees handling this matter will
meet again tomorrow for a final settle
ment.
Electrical workers In Shops both men
and women, have asked for a uniform wage
scale for like work.
Death List Increasing.
The death list in the Transfers strike is
increasing. Police Sergeant Richard Cum
mings, who was injured while in charge OF
squad guarding number of wagons on
| the way to strike-ridden business houses.
| died today During one of the many riots
growing out of the strike he knocked
under the feet of horses attached to a car
| cite and was crushed beneath the vehicles
wheels. John Ceresa, driver of the carette.
was arrested and is being held under heavy
bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-01
TROUBLE rs AvERTED.
Great Northern and Union Pacific
Agreement Reached.

NEW YORK, May Possibility Of
trouble between the Great Northern and
Union Pacific interests has been avoided.
according to Wall street reports today.
by the formation OF a syndicate to take
over the Union Pacifics holdings Of North
ern Securities Company stock.
According to the report the syndicate
is under the leadership Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of New York and the price
to be paid is $50 per share. In addition
to taking over the stock. the syndicate Is
to guarantee that Entertainments will not
be made In Union Pacific territory by the
Northern Pacific or Great Northern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-01

Minister Bowen cabled the State De-
partment today that he would leave Cara
cas-, Venezuela, for New York on the
steamer sailing May IA, consequently the
report that he sailed today is taken as an
indication of change of plan.
Secretary Taft heard yesterday from
Minister Bowen, in response to his dis
patch tnstructing him to come to this
city in connection with the charges affect.
ing Assistant Secretary Loomis, reported
to the State Department in a personal
letter by Mr.. Bowen. The minister ac-
knowledges his willingness to come to
the United States, sailing today, but pre-
ferred to delay his departure from Cara
cas- until next Monday following, so that
he may have time to settle some matters
before leaving. The arrangement is sat
isfactory to Secretary Taft, and permfs-
sion was given the minister to delay his
departure as requested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-01
Coinage in April.

The amount of coinage executed at the
mints Of the United States during April was
s. 1856 8a1. as follows: Gold 81, $50 600: silver.
1904 eco: minor coins, 1922 g31. This, how
ever. does not include 100000 pesos exc
cuted for the Philippine government.
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ALLAN Sheldon DEAD.
Well-Known Capitalist Of Detroit
Prominent in Politics.

Prominent in Politics.
DETROIT, Mich, May ALLAN Sheldon,
a well-known capitalist of this city, and
former business partner Of Zacnariah
Chandler, died at his residence today after
an Illness Of several weeks. He was sew
enty-three years Of age.
Mr.. Sheldon was born in Undertook,
n. Y. For many yeas he was one Of the
most prominent men in the dry goods trade
in the country.
During Mr.. Chandlers life and for some
time afterward he also took a prominent
part in national republican politics. He is
survived by widow and one son, FAIRY
T.. Sheldon. who married a daughter OF
T.. s. Senator r. A. Alger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-01
MONSTER MEETING IN PARIS.
Labor Men Adopted Resolutions Fa
voring Eight-Hour Day.

PARIS, May Labor day was observed
throughout France. The trades unions OF
Paris held monster meeting and adopted
resolutions in favor OF an eight-hour day.
Disorderiy manifestations occurred at
Brest and st. Etienne. where the street cars
were stopped, but no serious incidents have
been reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-01
500, 600 Fire in Sewing Machine Plant

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. May 1.-Fire today
at the works Of the Household Sewing Ma
chine Company entalled loss estimated to
be at least 100000. The plant u ownet
ty the seigei-cooper Company Of New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-01

American Won Tennis Championship.
LONDON, May PLAY In the amateur
tennis championship games commenced. at
the Queens Club today. Joshua Crane r.,
the American amateur champion. won
tie, defeating Cross by 80
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MINISTER BOWEN SAILS.
Had Been Granted Permission to Delay
Departure.

CARACAS, Venezuela. May Minister
Bowen sailed for the United States today.
Secretary Hutchinson is in charge of the
legation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-01

A riot broke out on. the Adams street
bridge today when a negro teamster fired
at strike sympathizers. I The police kept
the situation in hand by b series OF rushas.
Twelve mon were arrested.
While FIVE coal wagons from the Daniels
Coal Company were beinA unioaded in the
rear of the Union League Club today whip
stocks. pieces OF coal and bottles were
thrown at the non-union teamsters from
The daily tribune., 1905-08-10
Farewell Party.

NJ and Mrs. O. O. Draper gave
party last evening In honor
NJ their son, Dan J. Draper, VINO
la.ves today for San Francicso where
n. n. enlisted in the U. 8. service
...,n and has been AssigDed to the
ph h,,;rn,ne se.yice. It will be re-
memb be red that he served there three
,..r. during the Spanish American
v.r and only returned home few
months ago. Lately he has been down
IN Kansas and returned to Pueblo .
few DAYS ago where he re-iniisted IN
tho r. 8. service. All kinds Of games
we're played during the reception and
refreshments of ice cream cake ana
lemousde were served.
Among those present we're Mis'e'
In prestop, Effie Cooley. Josie Smith
Alice Blankenship. Ethel aud MyHl'
Van Tuyl. Ethel Draper. and Mr. an
Mr.. Blankenship: Masters Hsrr.
Smith. Enos Blapkeuship. Ed. White
James Van Tuyl, JohnMullen, Hsrr
N,ece and Mr.. and Mrs. W. keide
All report . delightful, time.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-10
Excursion to wellsville

,iveu BY she Sunday Schools Of Flor
enoe. via the D. and r. g., August
18th. Special train leaves Florence
At =. M, returning leaving Wells
Vile at 4 p. m. Tickets sl.So' chill
drep e5 cents. Wsllsville is the gar
den SPOT Of Colorado being located .
fev miles asst Of Salida. there being
swi inRs and other amusements Tor the
children q we'll a for the grown peo'
ple. A good time is guaranteed -"
everybody on this occasion and give'
,or . ride through the Royal Gorge
which il we'll worth the price.
Every body should take this ttip IL
and should give their children thi
golden opportunity for = good time
86.4
The daily tribune., 1905-08-10
sArrA rs IMPROVEMENTS.
Company Preparing 70 Fore'taii
Wxshouts East Of Portland.


A corps Of surveyors IL in tho field
for the Santa Fe railroad east Of Port
land surveying > new route f"r
portion Of the line thss il now buiit
against the Arkansas river. The party
has been working for several days ana
Il will be sometime yet before the
construction men can get to work on
the impro vements the company will
make.
The present track will be moved
closer to the bluffs away from the
river. The last washout BY high
water from melting snow caused the
Santa Fe people to decide that she
further away It could take it, road
from the river channel the better It
would be in future. When the Hood
vaters were at their highest the COM
n.ny WAS compelled to keep large
force Of men At work keeping the
water away from the tracks and even
At that and despite the efforts OF the
man. the water made its WAY to the
road and carried away several acres
. NJ oroupd and damaged tie road bed
causing a heavy expense to the com
| pany.
:. The banks Of the river will b
ripr.ppsd to keep the water ava!
from the tracks. This will caus
= tho e.pepditure Of Thousands Of dol
% lars but the rosdmaster figures tina
s the outlay will be lass than fey
Is foods would cost them.
y The point Of this work 10 on
: mile eat Of Portland and long befo'
ID the erst of September the oompsn
80 will have big force Of construotlo
men At work putting the line In shAl
h tn preyent further damage by nooo'
q. This same policy will be adopted
l.. tho Rio Grande railroad. the II
70 concerning which was outlined in th
u.per . few days ago. The Grande
improyements will be more exte
10. .,,e. however. and will involve t
" W. expenditure Of considerable me
'or money.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-10

,s Nessers. Ramsay and Ac0uire
xhe sre tho iosers BY last nights
escapade. This 10 payday ct the
cement works and II Is supposed the
robbers thousht they would make .
big haul BY tacklips the store. but
they did not time their work. Tbe
loss 10 plenty Large for Mssssrs. Ram
ssy and MoGnirs, however.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-10
PORTLAND STORE ROBBED.
Burglars Blow Safe Open Secure
Big Booty.

Dynsmite-s blew open the safe OF
tho Portland store at tho Portland
cs,rsnt works east Of the city some
,ime during the night and secured
$3.50 In time checks Issued BY the
Portland Cement company and sio In
cs,h a. booty. Entrance was gained
into the store building by picking
the lock Of the west front door and
iu their haste to make their escape,
left the door open. The oombina
tion lock was knocked OF with
sledas hammer and . quantity o.
explosiye matter was then pouret
into the look and the safe was com
plstely wIerked.
The time checks were payable thi
morning 1t the First National banI
in this city. Mr.. Mcconnell. tn
manager, had list Of the check
stolen but In the concussicn made b
tho dynamite. the envelope containin
them was blown to atoms. No clr
has 70 far been secured - to tho ide'
tity Of the burglars but the ofaoe
are working on the case this morniz
and It 10 probable that some Of the
will be landed behind the bars befo
night. All the business houses OF th
city we're notified Of the robbery ear
this morning and were told not
cash these time check, II presented
payment.
Al far u known mono Of the Cox
on the shelves were taken. Tho stt
i, owned BY the Ramsay AcGu
Mercantile company Of this city and
The daily tribune., 1905-08-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FREHoNT.

@. J. Picklsr. Louisville; 7. D.
McCuns. Denver; A. q. bonney'
Denver: H n. McCorkle. Denver
Am.u Moore. city; e. 9. Heoht. 1t
Inu;s: ". g. Ardrey. Denver; MS.
D.yie and daughter. CITY; Marjorie
D.yie. Colorado Springs; &. d
siuford, Denver; E 8. Wallace
Knoxville.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-10

A little forethought may save you
no end Of trouble. Anyone VINO
maize. It . ruls to keep Chamberlain 9
ooIio. Cholera and Diarrhoea HemeAy
~ hand knows thi. to be . fact. For
sale by all dealers. w
The daily tribune., 1905-08-10
Portland Briefs.

Prof. ". B. Housler who has been
tssohing school near Trinidad, has re-
turned.
Rain il plentiful and crops are do'
Ing we'll. II bas raiued nearly every
day for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Kslso have
gone n Colorado Springs to ees Mrs..
Ksiso's sister. Mrs.. NJ r. Attebur,
who 10 very sick with tuberculosis
The sick lady il an old time resident
Of Fremont county.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-10

Sick headache results from = dis
ordered condition Of the stoma'h ana
is quictly cured by chamberlain
stomaoh and Liver Tablets. FOL
sale BY all dealers. I'll
The daily tribune., 1905-08-10
n office.

Not,oc IL hereby given that Will
no longer be responsible for any debts
cont, acted by my wife. Susie Tabor.
saAI ~ W. H. TABOR.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-10

The Fremont Hotel, Florence, Colo.
One of the finest hotels in the state Rooms en- 1i'e %
alectric bells modern convenienoes seVi'e a
sroaled Transoien 81 so and $500 per day. weekly anu
monthly rates 80 low you live here for less money
now costing
The daily tribune., 1905-08-10

Go 70 the Blue Front bakery for
bread, pies and cakes. io-"
The daily tribune., 1905-08-10

They Appeal to Our Sympathies.
Tho bilious and dyspeptic are con-
slant sufferers and appeal to our sym
pathies. There is not one OF them'
however, who may not be broughs
back to heslsh and happiness by the
use Of Ohamberlain's Stomach ana
Liver Tablets. These tablets invigo-
rate the stomach and liver and
strengthen the digestion. They also
regulate the bowels. For sale by all
dealers. WI
The daily tribune., 1905-08-10

One more chance to 60 to drano
Junction and get farm. inc ".
and X. 9 will sell tickets to Grand
junction for s16 0O for the round trip
on August llth. limit Of ticket II
30 days. GOOD going on all trainf
on August II and train No. s August
lsth. This will be the last chance
for you to buy = ticket at such . low
price is being ono fare for the fount
trip. F. SUMNER, Agent. T.S'
The daily tribune., 1905-08-10
Excursion to Pueblo.

via D. and R. g.. August 10Th.
Log Rolling Modern Woodmen.
Special train leaves Florence m. !.
returning on any regular train; sl.So
for the round trip; children 75o.
SS.4l
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-10
FOraker'S
y iSit IS
Doubtful

Joseph II. Foraker. Republican Sena.
tor from Ohio. Is not coming to Ha.
wall next month. as was confidently
expected. In fact II is doubtful If the
famous statesman from the Buckeye
state will visit the Islands at all and
at any rate not for some months to
come.
This disappointing news was receiv.
ed this morning. by the local Cham.
Der Of Commerce Some time ago the
Chamber ea'ended an invitation Joint.
ly With tho a. . commercial bodies
rcro. TO =, fo., ~ 10 visit the Is.
'ards and I've ,ie 'ho'r needs with
a view 20 int"r 'cris'ltion for i'm.
rroycmcati. r'l weeks ago let.
H. w1g received from Mr.. Foraker's
roc: ,tr~y. s,ati," nat the Ohio Sena.
'"r wac to pr tpra in the opening
- Inc LSni' Tdl Clark exposition
I'D 90 'cr'rd o g ~ lore direct from
u GRO. orr vim 10 irna.
This morrlry ;hn following cable
nsrn ron Tcno'or Foraker at is
imro SHE for II - accept your kind
'ny't" ion. hope to visit Hawaii
later"
SO the visit In June is all of, and
Hawaii will rcne for Senator Foraker
at later date.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-10
STAR WITNESS All
Nam IS ARRESTED

In spite of tender care showered
on him by the Attorney Generals Dc.
partment, All Nam, ex.highwayman
and informer, seems to be unable to
lead better life. A short time ago
All Nam had Ave charges Of robbery
and burglary against him, but In spite
OF the fact that the burglars former
associates In open court offered to give
ample testimony against him, every
one Of these Ave charges was nolls
pros'd. Since then All Nam figured
as the star witness in the cases
against McDufiie and other former Of.
Acers OF the Police Department.
II Is a well known fact that All Nam
Is billed for further performances as
star witness. but now he has UNI
fortunately managed to blacken an al.
ready most unenviable reputation.
Last Saturday the police arrested Q
couple of Chinese for running che
ia game, and 1t soon developed that
All Nam was one of them. His part
ner was yesterday sentenced to 45
days Imprisonment, while All Nam
will be charged tomorrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-10
Tennis Tournament
FIXED ANNUAL EVENT
Open To All Players

The entry book of the Hawaiian
Tennis Association Is now open at the
store of Z. o. Hall & Son. Entries for
all the events in the open tennis tour
lament. which will begin Wednesday.
May II, will be received. The book
will be closed to entries in the gentle
mems singles at o'clock next Tues
Jay afternoon.
This tournament is the fixed annu.
al tennis event and is open to all play
ers in the Territory Of Hawaii whether
they are attached to clubs or not. II
is hoped this year that players from
Eva. Hilo and other outside towns will
enter, thus adding greatly to the inter-
est in the championship matches.
At the present time the champion.
ship in gentlemen's singles Is held by
W. p. Roth; in gentlemen's doubles, by
c. II. Cooke and W. p. Roth; Miss
Ethel Horner is champion in ladies'
singles and Miss Lucy Ward and Miss
Ethel Horner hold the title in ladies'
doubles. Miss Lucy Ward and A. II,
Cunha are the cup holders in the mix
ed doubles.
The Alexander cup contest continues
this afternoon. Following are the
matches: At 4 o'clock c. II. Cooke VS.,
e. r. Adams, s. II. Derby VS.. W. p
Roth; at o'clock, 8. r. Wilder VS.
". II. Babbitt, e. r, Adams vs. J. p
Cooke, The FullerBrock match. play
ell yesterday afternoon, was won by
the latter, Ga, rs. All these matchei
will be played on the Pacific Clut
courts, Capitol square.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-10
U.S.A.T. SHERMAN
FROM San FRANCISCO
HAS I559 ON BOARD

Wit the big total Of 1859 persons on
board. the U. 8. army transport Sher.
man arrived this afternoon, tying up
at navy dock No. at 1:45 o'clock.
The vessel has 81 Officers on board
bound for Manila, So members OF ON.
GERS families and civilians, total of
119 first class passengers, to the Phil.
ippines. She has 81 second class, %
steerage civilians, 27 casuals, 76s en-.
listed men of the Ninth Infantry, 254
enlisted men OF the Seventh Cavalry,
al recruits and 1877 officers and crew
on the transport
Col. G. II. Anderson of the Eighth
Cavalry Is ranking officer on board the
Sherman. Colonel James Reagan com.
mands the famous regiment Of Ninth
Infantry. Lieutenant Colonel T.. b.
Robertson Of the same regiment also
goes to Manila.
Major p. G. Wood, Major Paul T..
Shillock OF the Medical Department,
Major F. B. Jones. Major L. s. Nc.
Cormick and Major AlexarNer o. Bro
die, military secretary. are passengers.
There are fifteen captains on board.
Lieutenant W. X. Hamilton Of the
Artillery Corps Is the only first class
passenger to this port. There are six
second class for Honolulu.
The Sherman left San Francisco at
I o'clock May I. coming down In eight
days. She had good weather all the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-10
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 8.

nea" wants VI page u
he hoIea ieit ior 'hs orieht a'
o'oV iast night
'ottases 10 let III ,hristIey Lane
S'e al III today issue.
HoluOerg' Bowen q Co, san Fran.
cisco eel Lutteds Hawaiian pol
Inc new fost seit,illins FOUNTAIN
' tTe, nUu "en ni' Wa'', M''I"'S w.
- ,",|.,, ~ g, 80
., '''s'' wiz '' '''''''
,,-,, 81, a.,
c..' ''seu ,a" ",'an io' IA Jun
ean' i'' '"'e y! All uiussi9's anu sIo'
'e,s'
"'a ,'e"s' "lauise Vi 'he "a
'ih'' oh Sa'e at All he"s ueaiers anu
'u,,o s'ores'
o.,o . IAN yu'se. no. oeel yea anu
Eavorite saIonn S' '"' u" ''
Judye w Roh,,so, wiso and
child do,,r,od ,oday ,,,, Tho rnoir,,nd
on the transport Logan
The Henry waterbous, Trust corn.
many accents trusts and loans money
on real estate etc. Call and soc them
Mrs II I Creone and Misc Marion
Greene loft ON tho trarsnort Iogon
today for n tbreo montbs, Vel, en- tho
states
After an absence of several months
on the mainland Judge George u Goor
f. again in Honolulu looking we'll and
Glad TO he back.
A notice of appeal has been filed nv
.6o defendant I'm tho case of EIron
Albartipa poIvbIanL vs David Kavo.
nana,oo Oh nj
Mr. Aboo the VOL known bosnitoble
Chinese citizen. gave n dinner last
night to members of the LEGISLATURE
and Others at his River street resi-
dence.
mot vet. but Il will be sold this
time think" said Mr. Stevens
this afternoon in answer IN n question
as TO whether Col. Norris had sold his
Kau ranch.
The postponed monthly meeting nj,
the Republican Territorial Central
lCommittee will no held nj 7 40 o'cIocn
tonipb, Mt RepubIican beadouarters
Fort street
At the departure early this afternoon
Of the L. s. A. T. Logan for San Fran
cisco the naval wharf was crowded
and the Hawaiian band PLAYED tn.
usual airs of farewell.
The TRANSPORT Logan left TODAY for
the mainland. She carries sixteen CT
villains from this mort. She got away
quietly at 70 O'Clock. only a few peo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-10
MARRIED WOMtN'S ACT
DESTROYS UNITY FICTION

The First National Bank OF Hawaii
VS.. ]. s. Gaines, J. NJ. McChesney and
Alice McChesney. action Of ejectment
to recover possession Of certain lease
hold premises Of which the plaintiff
became purchaser at an execution sale
on a judgment against ]. NJ. McChes.
ney and r. W. McChesney. In which
verdict was directed for plaintiff. the
Supreme Court today gives decision
sustaining the exceptions of the de-
PENDANT, reversing the judgment and
remanding the case for further appro.
Pirate proceedings. Justice Hartwcll
writes the opinion OF the court, the
syllabus of which says:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-10
Kauai Pre:inct Clubs
NOMINATE DELEGATES AND
Speak For Schools

Lihue, Kauai, May Sin accord.
ance with the call for meetings Of all
Republican precinct clubs on Kauai
for the nomination OF delegates to be
elected to the county convention the
various precinct clubs on Kauai met
Saturday evening at their regular
places Of meeting and made nomina.
lions as follows
Second Precinct Club (Kekaha)-
q. Hansen and o. Omstcd from WHO
two are to be elected.
Third Precinct Club (Waimea).-
Francis Gay, b. ID. Baldwin, w. L..
Wells. W. o. Crowell, q. w. Smith, d.
j. Rice and J. X. KapuniaI. from whom
four are to be elected.
Fourth Precinct Club (Eleelc) Wv.
ID. McBryde, 5. Hapohano, I. 0nokea,
X. w. Kinney, funelaloa, and J. /.
Silva from whom two viii be elected.
Fifth Precinct CLUB (Koloa Gay.
lord Wilcox, Judge KapGhce, Henry
SIaldiLg and Charles Blake, from
whom two are to he elected.
Sixth Precinct Club ihue)-Chas.
Sweetser, II. ID. Wishard, William Ell
lis, c. W. Spitz, Ralph Wilcox. and j
l.. Hjorth, from whom six are to be
elected.
Seventh Precinct Club (Kealia)-
L J. Morgan, =. l.. Topic, John de
Cambria and l.. X. Kamoalii, from
whom six are to be elected.
Eighth Precinct Club (Kilauea) Isaac
NJ. Cox. with one to be elected.
Ninth Precinct Club (Hanalei)
X. Lota, w. Werner and c. II. Willis
from whom two are to be elected.
" The precinct clubs also pass &
(. ed resolutions recommending .
o that the salaries OF school teach Z
@ ers be increased to their old &
@ amounts before the reduction .
@ year ago, and requesting
@ Kauai members of the Legisla.
o ture to work to this end
10 Garden Island.