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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
MINING BOOMl IN
MOHAVE SECTION
oRE RUNNING s7oo TO the TON.
RICH SILVER STRIKE Is Ne.
PORTED.

The Chloride Gold Mining company
has two cars OF ore piled up az the
Chloride depot awaiting shipment "a
tho smcltcr. Now that better treat.
mont and freight rate Ia Ia eject. the
orc will be sent 10 rward at once.
Heretofore Mr.. Hoffman had 10 pay a
freight and troatmoDt rate on hls ore
Of fGi per ton. Il IL probable that the
some ore will now DO handled for
about 81 per i0n. The ore IN desirable,
carrying both lead and Iron Ia excess
OF silicia. Tue Samoan mine. from
which the ore 10 taken. IL showing
nice bodies Of rich ore Ia all the open.
ings.
The p. aud A. company has struck
the old Conner ore shoot on tho 500
foot level. The ore IL rich and the
vein az this point IL fully four feet IN
Width Of solid ore. No ore has ever
been found In the Connor ground on
this level. and the opening 40 0f tails
body IL causing great Joy among the
shareholders Of the corporation. The
ore from the Conner mine was milled
at the Cerbat mill and gives results OF
nearly 500 TO the ton.
o. u. Pickering arrived Ia Rinrnan
fburHday last, and departed the same
day 10 Gold Road, where no will make
an examination OF tho big compresslng
plant at che Gold Road mine. Il 4
the intentlon 81 Mr. Pickering to Ia.
stall q large compressor plant az the
san Francisco mine. 20 take the place
Of the electric plant now In use. The
mine j. opening up wunderfuilF. and
the ore taken from the lower workings
y the best ever produced by the prop.
erty.
4. ID. Godahall aad wife came np
from Needles on Thuraday last, and
went out 10 stockton Hlli Tho amol.
ter al Needles ia being remodcied. but
q IN hardly probable that u viii 20
into commission before the ist IT Jan,
uary next Work GA the Stockton
tin mines will be- pushed along as
last a. possible, and the orc piled up
% await the installation OF rodnc.
ton plant on the property.
Al the Keystone Nine. Mineral
Park, a large tonnage OF ore Is on the
dump awaiting shipment % the smell
ter This orc ~ the richest ever taken
ircm the mine. being aimoat ruby all
yer, carrying good Yaluoa IN gold. The
streak ~ about ok lnohos IN width.
bni very regular Il ID probable that
the ore body viii be tapped from tho
lover Level. and larger force o. men
put 10 work.
The min AZ Pyramid Rock "a run.
ming smoothly on Catherine ore. and
good results are being obtained.
Mossrs l.itilefiold aud Howard are al
tho mine taking note of results. The
gentlemen believe they have picked
~ enc Of tho best properties ia the
country. and are 20 work 4 on q w
scale
J.. w. Jackson arrived in kluEfnau
Wednesday evening from tho Dig
sandy With another shipment 0f enng.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
THE DETAILS or
NEW RATE BILL
HAVE BEEN DECIDED ON ~ rHE
PRESIDENT AND ADVISERS. &C.
coRolNo TO RAILWAY AGE.

According TO tho Railway Age. In lie
current issue. tho adnilnisis alton pro.
gram for railway ratio Legislation at
the coming scssion OF congress hss
been agreed on practically by prosl.
dent Roosevelt aud his advisers.
Il II stated that q new bill Will be
drafted BY Representatives Townsend
and Esch, which will omhody the fol.
lowing points and that tais measure
VIII have tho support o. tho presl'
don't:
First That the Interstate commerce
commission shall be given tic power
TO decide, upon complaint AFTER full
hearing, whether a rate - unluHt or
unlawfal; that the commission shall
have authority 20 substitute a rate
which shall become Immediately 81.
ioctive and 30 remain unless and IN
al reversed by tho courts.
SecOnd--T'he commission suall have
authority 20 declare that q rate
charged for shipment on private cars
n unjust or unreasonable. u L be- 20,
ana that the common carriers shall bo
held responsible for such charges.
Thhd-0 Diving the Interstate com.
merco commission Jurisdiction over
terminal railroads.
Fonrth-r-A reassertlon OF the Iona
and short haul provision Of che orig.
inal interstate commerce act.
Fifth--A provision relating 20 the
shipment Of merchandise b. water and
rail, 30 AZ 20 prevent alleged manip
ulatiOn OF rates made possible IN such
cifcumatances under the present law
Slxth--Giving the commission full
authority 10 examine books and roo.
ofdn Of the railroads and "a prescribe
the general form and manner IL whica
such records shall be kept.
Savcnth--An increase IN the mum.
her OF federal judges aud q provision
FOR expedltlug cases involving rata
controversies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
SPORTING.
...RREkTTIES

Young TEDDY Roosevelt L. finding
the foot hail PUSHES NJ Harvard auffl.
ric1iiY strenuous % make him glad
be is the son ~ HIS father In his
first practice Ranle he landed NJ tho
bottom ~ a aquirmlng mass ~ play
era. aud whom thoy we're dlsenlannled
q vas found that me pfesldsnt'a s0t
hai q long Eaah IN his sceia Lon
Nhich blood flowed freely. The younr
man gamely continued the game 10
the end
willie Fi,srcrald. the brooklyn
llEhlwelght. eho II training IN los
Angeles. wants q match with Jimmie
Gardner. who u also on ihe Pacific
coast. and viii take him on AZ ANY
weight he demands and cut money
any way he likes
After aolng he Neison.nrilt flght
pictures. Joe Cans EHys ~ ne hiu
opinion fift Nelson had Tho bnilsr
oi the fight al The way through. Thia
a contrary opinion "a that expressed
BY Brltt's followers. but Cans ought TO
be- a pretty fair Judge az pace and dis.
lance inside The topped arena.
In a recent Interview, battling Mel.
son said Jimmy Britt. 20 my mind.
u entitled 20 fhf first chance wlfn me.
and then ! viii take on the others AZ
they follow n prestige and reputation
No one h gulng 20 BE- barred and no
one VIII be overlooked" Challenging
the Dane a one way Of golting some
cheap advertising for ambitions little
fellows whose managers must keep
them ln tho sporting spotlight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

nten ore. Tho combined wolnhe or the
two shipments n over 100 pounds. val.
ucd At 1000. Tho owners Of tho
property now has an arastra end ilg
IN operation, and are getting out a
sreat deal OF ore. The main work h
on the big quartb dixie on The summit
OF the range, and the beat ore le ionnd
embedded In mica. Tho metal has 10
be- freed irQm this metrix before shlp.
pins. and Il L. f0f this purpose that
the afastra Il used.
The 0ormau-Amcrican mill % pound.
ing away steadily on good ore. The
deaf BY which they obtained the water
ut the Hue Ridge company assures
them abundance ~ water for al pUf.
poses, but L viii be but a short time
until their own mine viii De producing
volume Of water sufficient Tor an
purposes. The ore now being sent
TO the mili D. said ca carry bic values
~ gold. and tho saving d rather bieh.
Major =. N burec of spokaHr made
an examination Of a mining property
IN the Union Pass seciion tho first OF
the week 10 was pleased with tho
country. ana Il the samples mold up tu
the expectations % Che owners there
viii be y sale Major nurta ls inter
estcd iu ArizOnn mines. aud Ia tho "a.
turp 81 the Territory. ard a thoroughly
posted on ita internal affalrs
w A. Rpgcrg returned the first Of
the week from the old Hlhcfnia mine.
which property he SAMPLED 10 hts sat.
lsiactiou. samples OF the uutcrop ran
about t7e IN gold and silver II was
thought that the iAFee ouicrop carried
no values. ana thu returns come az a
surprise
A. N. McDuffoe. mining man and
assayer OF Chloride. camo ovor to
kingman on Thursday last. Mr.. Me.
Duffee - just now promoting a mum.
her Of important mining deals with
the best % prospects Tor a successful
issue
r. A. Walker, superintendent OF the
Vanderbilt mine. was IN KinFman on
Tuesday evening Tho abaft on the
mine u nearing the 200 loot lowell. at
which poln drifts ana cros4cuts will
BE- Kingston Miner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

hfa. Casna, che Gallup woman Who
vas shat two weeks ago. d getting
along as we'll ~ could he uxpoetsai
There il no doubt bat thal ghe wiz
recover completely. although she ives
Yory aeflouslY wounded Thafe "a 90
new clue 10 the Identify OF The mnr-
dorer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21
OTHER STATISTICS FROM
SPhCIAL COMMITTEE

M yesterday report "a the ingsatlent.
ms ana niidiilnH committee 10 fhe
owing no q lnck uf spact. the uudInNa
of she rufnuitltc 81 ~ whom ncc1unlq
Wcro yet due wafo u1t published. ana
even fhn atcrUfary report does unl
those nald from lhosa not paid. on sAia
subject the aufEinl committee presents
fha following ltemlto1 statement ahnn.
ing tho amounts due miscellaneous firms
and persons
ccllanenua firms ard persons ~ follows
y Is. nounoy .s.... .,......l..44.. Ic0
J. =. h.lttt ,.tffsitt.'s..ts'ftsftt leN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21


Three uptea held hy State Ma.
tloqti bank. with ilterost ...f ia -
Pour npifs held hY uluk ~ Com
i1ergc Wi,a internal ...,....... gie11
one note held hy 81 aard Gun.
aui, with intofrst ..t....,...... GO ID
One cote hrid by Al D. AicOaney.
With Interest .....t.,t. ..s....... taN
One note held ~ a Naah VITA
Interest ..+... ...... - ~, 10
one mote held by MnrninR l0ur.
nal, with Interest .............. el4Bl
One note neld ny vi l. Tumhle
q 90. fur fio9oa ppon Witch
payment was mede $3.50. .....s teW
saplG
i.gss cash turned 90 treasurer
h'N ttif ,tr.tts ..ttttlsus,s4tt.t ae.l1
rFaHH
Total ...-. e...... ,......g acne
hcApccitu.lY auhuilfifd
y ~ 8Eiteit3
seerotaff.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06
MRS. ]ERMAA FOUND
| SAD JOURNEYS End

Seattle, March 1S.-After travelling
all the way from Honolulu to meet her
husband in this city, Mrs. J. b. Jer.
man, upon arriving at the Northern
Hotel yesterday, was met by letter
informing her that her husband was
dead at Twin Falls, a little town In
Idaho. Mrs. Jerman, although her hus'
band is supposed to be wealthy, is now
practically without money. and, pros
trated with grief, does not know what
to do.
Jerman was well known in this city
and, when here, always made his head
quarters at the Northern hotel. He was
considered well to do, and the last time
he was in the city informed Manager
Nixon, of the Northern, that he had
just bought ranch in Idaho and had
sent for his wife to come on from Ha
wall. within four days after writing
the woman to meet him here he was
dead, and II was letter from strang
err that informed Mrs. Jerman that she
was widow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

fering political spells TO support.
ers, under penalty.
Violations of all but the felony
sections are made punishable by
fine Of not more than $1,000 and
a Jail term OF not more than a
year, or either.
That an enactment OF law with pro
visions as quoted would cause great
change In political work in Hawaii
shows how far the Territory now Il
from maintaining high moral stand
ards
And when the Legislature In re
spending to a real practical mora
awakening has put such a law on th'
statute books, let tho members pass
the Dickey enforcement law.
Some may laugh at the Dlckey law
1t is nevertheless a disgrace to tn,
Territory that such law might fin'
strong opposition in its progress
through the Legislature,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

Every time the country begins to
talk of prohibitions failure in Maine,
the Legislature of the State passes a
more drastic law. The latest thing
created is an enforcement commits.
sion" Under the new law the Governor
may appoint three commissioners who
are authorized to employ as many
deputies as are needed and go into
any part of the State and enforce the
liquor law. 1t appears that the people
Of the prohibition State are really de.
termined that prohibition shall prohi
bit or they will know the reason why.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06
mo cENsuRE" SAYS MAJORITY
REPORT ON IwiLEI coNDi.
TioNs.


was referred Senate Resolution No. 40
providing for the appointment OF O
Special Committee OF five to investi.
gate under what rules and regulations
the prostitutes at Iwilci are CONTROL.
cd. etc, beg leave TO report as fol.
lows:
I. What rules and regulations have
been made, or made or used for the
examinations and control of prosti.
tutes at present at Iwilei. Honolulu
We find that rules and regulations
have been laid down by the Police De.
partment whereby all prostitutes, at
Iwilci, are compelled to be examined
once week, and have certificates Is.
sued to them from a licensed physi-
clan, to be able to ply their trade In
Iwilei, and II they do not secure these
certificates they are prevented from
doing business.
officer Paul Smith.
Your Committee finds that a police
man, who is In the employ of the Pc
lice Department, Is employed by DIR
/ SOOEeT W Keep MS private Dooh'
| (which he does after his hours) undel
q salary of $50 a month. In addition
to these duties he is delegated by tn,
high sheriff to the special district o
Iwilei. We find also that Police on
Ger Paul Smith wears badge of thu
Board of Health, and stated that HI
represented the Board Of Health as al
Agent or Inspector. This also wa
corroborated by DR.. Cooper that Pau
Smith was an Agent Of the Board o
Health serving without pay. Pau
Smith is in receipt of monthly sal
airy OF $40 from the Police Department
and as an Agent of the Board o
Health serves without pay, as far a
we can ascertain.
No Exclusive Practice.
2. BY whom are such examination
made?
We find that the examinations mad
In Iwilei are made by DR.. c. b. CooI
er. These people are not compelled t
go to any particular doctor. DIR. Cool
or is simply practicing in Iwilei as
private physician.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

facts to light. II showed how much
Hawaii allows. particularly during the
election campaigns. which In Great
Britain would put a man In Jail We
can hardly claim that some Of the po-
litlcal methods In vogue, because OF
no law TO prevent them. are OF high
standard when Great Britain makes
those practices subject TO legal pun
ishment
But Great Britain is not the only
place on earth aroused to the neces.
sity for supporting moral purpose and
protecting the ballot by law. The Leg.
islature of the State OF Illinois has
been called upon to consider corrupt.
| practises act for that great Common.
wealth The provisions of this act
must be interesting TO Hawaii and the
Incorporation of such regulations with
he laws of this Territory would dem
,nstrate that there has been very
PRACTICAL revival among the people of
the Territory OF Hawaii. Some OF the
provisions of the Illinois measure are:
Employers OF voters are prohib-
tied from printing on or inclosing
In pay envelopes political notices
which might influence the voter
and also from posting such no
tees in places of employment.
Candidates or their agents are
prohibited from treating or from
providing meat, drink or enter
tainment for persons for the pur-
pose of influencing votes. The
beneficiary will also be punished.
, Any person who let's, employs.
or contracts a conveyance to car.
ry electors to and from the polls
on election day, as well as the
persons who rents or borrows the
, conveyance for that purpose,
shall be guilty of misdemeanor,
except when an elector desires a
conveyance for his own transpor'
tation.
| Persons are prohibited from
corruptly inducing or attempting
to induce another person to with
draw from being candidate at
any election for a consideration.
Provision Is made against per
sons soliciting or receiving from
. candidates to elective Office mon
ey or other consideration, for
newspaper support.
No saloon or barroom or any
room adjoining a saloon shall be
used as a meeting place, or for
l. other purpose intending to pro.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06
Expense Charges.

4 What charges are made for such
examinations. and what is the amount
collected per day. week. month or
wear. and what disposition is made of
the money so collected? The Commit.
tee ands that DIR. Cooper charges 81
ner week for each woman examined.
ana also find that at tho present time
there are about 128 women. as stated
nv DIR. Cooper and 1923 as stated by
paul Smith. These women are exam.
ined each week hut in some cases
only three examinations have been
made per month. In case any of these
women are sick thew are treated. free
of charge. nv DR. Cooper until they
have fully recovered. The amounts
collected for these various examina.
tons, by DR.. Cooper, would average
about $45o per month, which Is the
doctors personal realization as the
result OF MS private practice' out Ut.
COOPER states that MS expenses per
month are about Sl6o, ana the amer
ence would De the Vaiue OF the prac'
tice to DIR. cooper.
4. Are the prostitutes opiiged 10
i've In any one particular portoh In
.Nnei, no,, "a'e no' ousn po'.
1.-Two IN a narticnlar nort,on of Jwi,ei
and ~ so nv wbose order and who are
tho Owners M such narticuIar nortion
a, IwI,ei,
Wa and that tho u,gh sherifY NJ tho
TERRITORY Through his AGENTS has or.
dered ali Of such women that are
found in dInerent narts os the citv.
and also I'm some horizons of Iwilei
"a MOVE IN that nort,on If Iw,lei
which "a makai NJ the JwiIei rice mill
and on the EVA s,de of the IwiIei
road.
M,srsnr.s.n,.a p,r,o..
NJ a., 49,. 49,. u,,..
-, - ~ ~ '~ .s.,..,. 80
10" 49, wv po a.. M, NJ,
nv" so'c 70 o"n'u ~ VA .ns =,
49, 49,, p' ..ns o..
NV Isu W oa a. 3D.. o.,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06
PRACTICAL REVIVAL AND
LEGISLATION.

While the Territory is being pre-
pared for renewal Of religious spirit.
there is no reason why the religious
uplift should not take practical
form. The opportunity is here, for the
Legislature Is in session and the Leg.
islature can sive the Territory laws
that will aid In the care with which
officials and the people regard their
public duty.
Some weeks ago The Bulletin called
attention to the development Of the
corrupt practices act Of Great Britain.
This act brought some astounding
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

abolished or properly regulated. we
will not discuss the question.
We find that the regulations that
have been enforced has had the effect
OF removing the evil from the resident
portions of the city to large extent
and has been the means Of preventing
the increase Of certain diseases and
has removed 1t from the sight Of the
community.
Respectfully submitted,
HAYsELDEN,
GANDALL,
HEWITT.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

The minority report follows:
Honolulu, II: T., April 3rd, 1905.
Honorable d. p. r. Isenberg. President
Of the Senate.
Sir:-Your Special Committee to
which was referred Senate Resolution
No. 46, providing for the appointment
Of Special Committee Of five to In
vestigate under what rules and regu-
lations the prostitutes at Iwilei are
controlled. investigated, ETC., beg leave
to report:
Your Committee have had numerous
meetings and have examined many wit.
nesses and taken considerable testi-
mony. which testimony we beg to sub.
NIT herewith as part of this re-
port.
: On What rules and regulations
have been made or are used In the
examination and control of the pros.
titutes at present at Iwilei. Honolulu
Work Of Police.
Your Committee find that rules and
regulations have been laid down by the
Police Department whereby all prosti'
tutes In Iwilei are compelled to be ex.
amined once a week, and have certifi'
Gates issued to them by doctor to be
able to ply their trade In Iwilei. and II
they DO not secure these certificates, the
police arrest them.
Your Committee find a policeman, In
the employ Of the Police Department.
who has an Office In the same cottage
with DR.. Cooper, and seems to be In
full charge and control of all the WON
en- In Iwilei. The President Of the
Board Of Health stated before the
Committee that 1t had no one to rep
resent It in Iwilei outside Of SAM
tary Inspector whose name Is Manuel
Silva.
Or. Hoffmann's Message.
] We find that the police officer. Paul
Smith, is wearing Board Of Health
badge, and stated that he represented
the Board of Health as Its agent or In,
spector. and this has also been corrobo
rated by DR.. Cooper. Mr.. Pinkham
President of the Board of Health, stat.
ed that he had nothing TO do with
any appointment or any Of the work.
ings as far as the physicians In Iwilei
were concerned. but the evidence OF
DIR. Hoffman, In applying by telephone
for blank certificates shows that he
(Dr. Hoffmann) was informed by some
one representing the Board Of Health
from the Board Of Health once that the
Iwilei matter was all In the hands Of
DIR. Cooper, and that he was the one to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

Enemies of local self-government
have created the impression that the
Governor will veto the county law. 1t
will be a most extraordinary act for
the Chief Executive of an American
Territory If he does They don't block
local self-government even in semi.
military governments like the Philip
pines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

Secretary Taft was very thoughtful
in taking such a large party of Sena.
tors and Congressman along. 1t will
enable more people to have a personal
chat with a member of Congress and
runaway with the idea that they have
Influence in Washington" This
makes the people feel better, especially
in Hawaii and doesn't do any great
harm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

II Admiral Rojestvensky's head is
as long as his name. he will soon have
a chance of being the only thing saved
in Russia's long list of broken idols,
lie is Russia's only hope of success.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

The Chilean ship Cristobal Soler got
sailing orders and left under ballast
this afternoon at lao for Port Town
send. She will load lumber at the
Sound ports and proceed to South
! America where she will load nitrate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

Public Works Superintendent Hollo'
way wrote the House this morning to
say that the Department only had
money to run lights now in operation
and none for certain additional glims
desired, unless emergency appropria'
tons.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

Senate Bills SO, 81, 80 and 100. acts
respectively to amend Sec. 1908, r. L.
medical practice), to compel the con
struction OF fire escapes, to protect
food fishes. to amend Sec. 991, II. L..
in re sanitation, all passed first read
ing in the House this morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

II Palma is losing his grip in Cuba,
1t may be necessary to look UP the
treaty again and see how far Cuban
independence really allows her to 20.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06
THURSDAY. APRIL 6, 1905,

Let 1t he known rs a Golden Rule
revival Not an opportunity to get re-
ligion and then go out and do your
neighbor for fear he may do you.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-06

Morning Sales-100 Honokaa, $21.5O;
$1,000 Waialua 6 per cent bonds,
$101.75; 10 Eva, $31.O0; 10 Kihei,
$1,000; 10 Kihei, $1,000; 10 Kihei,
$500; 10 Kihei, 1890; 10 Kihei,
$1,000; Kihei, 1890; 10 McBryde,
1915.
Latest SUGAR quotation, 4.995 cents.