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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-19
CHAPTER H.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-19
COUNTY 0LEnH

Hf0TIOR ~ Tho County Clerk shall
l. Take charge Of safely keep ~ dispose Of according 10
law VI books Opo and records which may properly DO ed Ia
hiH Oll00
w. IN asOioO Ulok VI Tho board VI Supervisors and, m
such, perform Tho following dulleal
(n) ltppOW VII Tho proceedings 0f tho Hoard
b Make f entries NJ VII tlor resolutions and decisions
vi questions concerning Tho Raising OF money for aud allowance
VI anNOlDN against Tho County,
~; poOW ih0 yDa NJ enOh member any question upon
which there Ia dlyuIOn ~ NJ Tho request Of my member
pynaoO
ID Immediately after adjournment VI eno meeting 0f tho
Hoard certify VII demands allowed and orders made Tor Tho
payment of money giving Tho amount and date VI each do
InaDd ~ mu and he data NJ he allowance thereof which
demands ~ orders shall IN pOlDevapod by Tho Chairman NJ
lle h and thereafter Tho Coh shall deliver tho same 10
tlo Auditors
~ Via and preserve lo report Of le County Treasurer Of
,he veoopla and disbursements NJ ha County,
~ Pl."He and hlo memorandum Of MI accounts acted
VI Authenticate with hh signature and ma NJ No County
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-19
CHAPTER 10
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spcWoN o. subject 10 the speCa| poyleloNs cf this Ach
the CouuW she0 Of each County sho have aud eSevcIse all
the pcwer pgNlygs aud authority aud he wqued V per'orm
IN aud tv which he sO have lecN ecO,cd arc Now @ law
provided Wm N0d oswlscd aud psvIwwd by the ovh sheriff
oI @S io,oT or " the sGevI0s Of ,No vevG". M.s0o. w.
w THE AZ, ooNyyvcd aud which may Ne provided Ny any law
heveot,cv eoeeed by tho Legislative authority provided how
ever that Nehug IN hs Act eoNalucd sNal eoNs'rOed 10
veat IN the ShpyIs Vt tho varloW VouNoa respectively, tho
care custody control Vt any TERRITORIAL a hoNae of corec
tou or pcNcvNw OF the care aud custody Of any of the prIs
oNeW ooNOOed hevelO .~
seouos IA, te shall "
l. Preserve tho public pence, "I
Arrest aud take before tho neovcst qualified magistrates
ior @emNNtou oil pevsons who attempt 10 eomml, or who
have eommed public oNeuse aud aha prosecute the same
under tho direction Of tho County Attorney,
rreyen, aud suppvess a'v0y" breaches Of peace, riots
4 Attend oil Circuit, Court. held Within tho County aud
obey a lawful orders aud directions Of all Courts held within
In an emergency requiring tho s0me command tho aid of
many male inhabitants o tho County 10 may think
Mry In tho execution Of hls du,Ies,
Take charge Of aud keep tho County JAIL aud tho prsou
Endorse upoO MI procopsOs and notices tho year, moOh,
day, hour mud minute OF reception aud ase therefor 70 tho
reAOn delivering Tho same on payment VI ioos, certificate
showing tho name Of tho parties Tile mud paper aud ms who"
received,
Serve N processes aud noccs In tho manner rescrbed
by awl
~ Certify under hs hand upon every procoss notice,
Tho and time of service or " no falls 10 make service,
The Of hls failure aud return tho aame without delay
Aror,os o. The Sheriff aud hA Deputies shall 10 osoOoIo
County Coonors and suc shall within holr respective
Counties aud Districts have MI Tho powers aud perform al tho
duties of Co,oncva M provided by law
bt0ri0s 10 When process notice Ia reurnnbe 10
another County ho may enclose Huc process notice In
volOpo addressed iho office from which The emnnated
and deposit II In tho Post ONNoo preparing postage
HHoros n, No direction authority by party or hIs NJ
oreya Sheriff. IN respect IA tho execution ~ pocepa
turn thereof 10 any net omission relating ereo, shall le
available ~ discharge The Sheriff from liability for
neglect misconduct unless IN writing signed by tho attorney
Of tho party, by The party, II no Ina no attorney
hroyos ", When tho Sheriff Ia party 10 nm action or
proceeding tho process aud orders therein which II would 9th,
ofwlse e tho duty Of tho Sheriff 10 execute shall be executed
by Deputy Sheriff provided when action ID begun against
tho Sheriff. NIL process aud orders may bo served by my person,
citizen VI the United States, u The ago Of twenty years.
J appointed by tho Court or Judge for that purpose
CHAPTER 49, ., llI
DEPUTY hiitnlppH,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-19
CHAPTER 10.
DEPUTY hiithipfH,

ArorIos no. Each Deputy Sheriff shall within his respeet
ye District have the powers and perform Tho duties imposed by
law upon Deputy bherlna
CHAPTER ~,
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-04

-Ladies making purchasing Underwear
cordially
this department
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-04

SHORT SKIRTS tucked and trimmed
with Lace OF Hamburg at so and 75c
DRAWS at %, 20, 80, 40, SO and 75c
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-04

Kennebec shad at Roderick's market
Don't forget "Town Talk" -four at
Steward Bros
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Miller arrived
home from their Boston visit, last
evening.
George L. Cleveland has sold his bar
Der shop In Augusta and is now consid-
eripg q new location.
All kinds of express wagons, both
light and heavy, are on sale ut l.. W.
Chase's carriage repository.
Mrs. George Merrill went to the Sis
ters' Hospital at Lewiston, yesterday,
and may remain for treatment.
The display Of "sweetsn at Delsno's
Candy Store is so tempting that sll who
visit there are sure to buy.
Boys between the ages of S and l6 are
requested to call at Wards store and x t
inside one of his base ball suits for 81 90.
Miss Walker, milllner, invites all TO
call and see her line Of hats in straw
shapes and ready-to-wear, lust in, at all
prlces.
Call and see the beautiful, unfadinR
floral wreaths for Memorial decoration
for sale at Baker & Marbles monumen-
tai works.
Harry Morrow OF Hartland passed Las
week here as the guest of Sheriff CLYDE
II. Smith, and of his uncle, F, c. Dun
lap, returning home, Saturday.
EN-. Merrill sold a handsome five
year-old, last week, TO Judge George G..
Wing of Auburn, the price reported be-
Ing 1925 90, the largest figure paid for q
horse from this locality for some months
1t was a stirling" colt, raised by Cal
vim Eaton.
Mrs. Sarah Il. Gledhll arrived home,
last evening, after years absence.
The larger portion of this time was
passed with relatives In Huddersfeld,
England, but the last two months she
has been at the home of her son, Morris
Gledhill, in Sykesville, Nd.
Miss Blanche Tantish passed Sunday
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tantish. Miss Tantish is
continuing her work In the interest of
the auxiliary branch Of the Modern
Woodmen, fraternal order, and is at
present instituting a court at Fairfield.
Albert Heald of Norridgewock left
here Thursday of last week, to accom-
pany his sister, Mrs. Annie Emery, to
Boston. Mrs. Emery's home is in Mass
schusetts and she is now returning there,
after passing the winter in Skowhegan
at the home of Mrs. Sophronia Wyman,
on Madison avenue.
W. H. Levin and his assistant, Mr.
Frondell, were 10 town, last week, on
business at the Anderson Mills. These
gentlemen are ia the service of the
American Wooden Co. and have special
care of the styles Of fabric made at the
factory of that company here and at
Fitchburg, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A. Wood and
their little son, Karl Hayden Wood,
came here from Augusta, last Saturday,
for short visit with their parents, Nj.
and Mrs. j. Fl. Wood. MIR. Wood has
since gone to Bethel, Me-, In the inter-
ests of fraternal insurance order, and
from there he Ia to make business trip
to Washington, d. c. Mrs. Wood and
her son leave here today to visit with
her grandmother in Bath, and they will
subsequently go to Massachusetts to
pass few weeks with her mother and
sister.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-04

LONG WHITE SKIRTS at SOC, 75c, CSC,
s125, 81 40, $1.69, $l.75, 50 40 and
50 98
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-04
Buy your grating wax at Bucknam'i

Buy your grating wax at Buchanan g.
Dump carts and farm carts, new and
second hand at, Palmer & Co.'S.
Try Steward Bros lawn seed for those
bare spots on your lawn. LIS fine.
Now is the time TO buy your carriage
sponges; Bucknam has good supply.
A complete line OF plows, disk and
spring-tooth harrows; also seed oats and
grass seed, at d. A. & w. E. Porter's.
Let us frame your picture. We take
out all of the wrinkles and use a new
kind of backing that will not stain the
picture aud ask you no more.
BRAGG & VARNEY.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-04

Chase's Carriage Repair Shop.
All kiads of carriage repairing done at
very short notice. Prices and work
guaranteed to be satisfactory.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-17
SKEETERS NOW IN
FOURTH PLACE
Yesterday They Defeated
the Royals in Montreal
By a Score Of 5 to 2.
SAILORS DOWAED BY BIsoNs
Orioles Won Over Broncos
in a Hard Fought Battle
The Clubs Standing
SAILORS D0WNED BY BIsONs

The Skeeters had lively session with
the ROYALS Yesterday. NOT that they
were in danger 81 losing the game at
any point. but they had 20 exercise in
order to keep warm. and as Pfanmiller
did not allow them much opportunity
they made up off Barber and kept them
selves chasing around the circnit They
crawled up into fourth place Alto
gether they scored eight runs. The Roy
ais scored d couple II tho sixth inning
on t1vo l,,ol,v h;ts Ia,.,,,,. ~, ,a,>lo ,,a.4
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-17
new BUILDING RULES.


An ordinance was introduced at last
nights meeting Of the Board Of Alder
men to prohibit the use Of bells on junk
wagons and compelling the owners Of
such to put proper plates on their wag-
ons. The constant jingling Of the junk
bells, from early morn to night fall, in
summer time, when windows Of houses
are open, has for some years proved an
almost intolerable nuisance, especially in
the lower section of the city
The Board passed the ordinance intro
duced by Alderman Hart some weeks
ago amending the ordinance regulating
the construction, alteration and repair
of buildings The amendment prohibits
entirely the construction of what are
known as balloon. frame buildings.
Section 2 Of the amendment concerning
brick, stone or tile buildings, reads;
Cement building blocks shall be con-
suucted of Portland Cement mixed with
sand in proportion not more than four
parts of sand to one part of cement, or
of sand, crushed stone, Stag OF gravel
in proportion of not more than one
and one-half parts of sand to two and
one-half parts of crushed stone. Stag or
gravel and one part cement. All sands
shall be clean and sharp; no loan to be
used. All stone, Stag or gravel shall be
clean and of size to pass readily
through three-quarter-inch screen.
Portland cement shall be equal in quail
ity to that generally specified by the
Architect and Engineer. Blocks shall
not exceed thirty-six inches in length,
nor ten inches in height, and not less
than eight inches nor more than sixteen
inches wide. Blocks may have one or
more hollow spaces, providing, however.
that the hollow spaces shall not exceed
eleven inches in length or sixty-five
per cent. Of the length Of the block, and
the inner and outer walls of the block
shall contain at least fifty per cent. of
the width of the block. The hollow space
in cross-section shall not exceed thirty
per cent Of the bearing surface Of the
block, and shall have thoroughly COM
pacted wallis around hollow spaces
Walls sixteen inches in width, or less.
shall consist Of a block of the full thick
ness of the wall.
Section prescribes that every wall,
front and rear, shall be well anchored TO
ths beams with wrought iron auchors,
which anchcrs shall hook on the second
beam. Corner and centre posts of all
frame buildings over two stories in
height shall be not less than four inches
by eight inches. Where corner and CEN
tire posts of braced frame buildings are
four BY six inches the same shall not be
more than twenty-four feet in height.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-17
CHANCE FOR CUARDSMEN
MiIitiamen to Be Admitted to
the Y. S. Army Schools
New Orders Out.
Special to .'The Jersey city News.'')


Special to .sThe Jersey city News.')
TRENTON, May II, 1905. Governor
Stokes has received from the war depart
ment communication asking that he send
the names Of such officers of the militia,
as he may recommend for admission to
the army service schools for the coming
term.
The communication has been referred
to the adjutant general, who has issued
an order concerning the communication.
Thresholds to which officers will be
admitted are the Army Medical School.
Washington; the infantry and cavalry
school, Fort Leavenworth. Kan. and the
Artillery school, Fort Monroe, Virginia.
Those who may desire to avail them
selves of these military studies viii for
ward. through military channel to the
adjutant generals office as early as pos
sible not later than June /, next. their
1ttpfttuttoh ACKNOWLEDGEMENT anu tCl ttttNs<
by the colonel or commander of the
command to which the applicant may be
attached, that the Governor may APP
prove and forward the same to the sece
tary Of war, Washington, D. G.
The Adjutant General also issued
thesa orders Yesterday:
Permission is hereby granted to all
military organizations of other States to
enter and pass through the State armed
| and equipped, en- route to and returning
from attendance at the Lewis and Clark
exposition, held in the city of Portland,
State of Oregon. from June to October
10. inclusive.
Permission is hereby granted to all
military organizations of other States to
enter and pass through this State armed
and equipped, en- route to and returning
from participation in rife practice at the
State range, Sea Girt, New Jersey, from
July | TO October /, inclusive.
'.The following amendment to general
orders No. 2. from this office dated
March %. 1904, amending general or
ders No. 0, dated June 4, 1908, prescrib-
ing the uniform for officers and regula-
tior uniform for enlisted men Of the
national guard, having been adopted by
the state military board and approved
by the governor and commander-in-chief,
is published for the information Of all
concerned:
commissioned officers Of the national
guard of New Jersey win be permitted
to provide themselves with the olive drab
uniform and pnttees, United States
army pattern. provided . uniformity Of
this uniform be adopted throughout the
entire national guard. This uniform is to
be worn only on such occasions as pre-
scribed for the khaki uniform. =
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-17
MICHAEL j. KENNY DEAD

Former Freeholder Michael J. Kenny
died at his home at Grove street and
Payonia avenue at 11.45 o'clock last
night Death was due to pneumonia,
resulting from cold contracted only
last Friday. His widow and four chill
dren--three daughters and one son-sur-
vive him. The eldest daughter is mar
ried.
Mr.. Kenny was one of the most pop
ular men of the Horseshoe where he
has lived for many ears He was born
in Piermont, New York, and moved here
when boy and went to work in the
Erie car shops. He was known to almost
every man, woman and child in. the
Long Dock section. He served four
terms in the County Board Of Freehold
ers and has always taken an active in
terest in politics. He was warm per-
sonal friend of Democratic Leader Rob-
ert Davis and of the late Sheriff William
Heller He was a prominent Elk Dur
ing his recent short illness he was attend
ed by Drs. Russi and Hill and a trained
nurse.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-17
JAPAN WARNED.

TOXIC, May 1e. 1so5.-The Kos
umin, in an article on the situation Gre
ated by Frances violation of neutrality.
sounds warning note TO the Japanese
object in entering upon hOstilities was 70
establish lasting and honorable peace
in the Far East Should the war be ex-
tended 50 as to involve other nations.
Japan would be compelled to submit y
a post-belium International conference,
which would greatly impede the realiza-
ton Of her aspirations. The article was
evidently prompted by the earnest agita-
ton that is being carried on by the press
and the political parties, by means Of
petitions, urging the Government to taks
prompt and strong action against
France.
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-17
Engineer in Charge For
mally Asks That the New
Water Works Be De-
liVered to the City.
mo AUTHORITY" SAYS C0RBlN
Counsel for the Jersey City
Water Company Secures
An Injunction Against
Forcible Seizure,

Armed with the resolutions passed
Monday, May s, BY the Street and Wa
ter Board, consurred in BY the Finance
Board and signed BY the Mayor, Gar
wood P, Ferris. engineer in charge of
construction of the new water works yes
terday called upon William H. Corbin,
counsel for Patrick H. Flynn and the
Jersey City Water Supply Company and
demanded possession of the new water
works, in the name Of the city, for max
ing proper tests of the works in accord
ance with the provisions of the contract.
Counsellor Corbin courteously inform
ed Mr.. Ferris that he didn't have the
in other woidas. he was not in POI
sition TO turn the works over to the city
that the city would be given every facil-
ity for carrying out its tests.
AS the resolution served by Mr.. Ferris
directed him to take over the works. by
force, if necessary, Mr. Corbin immedA
ately drew a bill of injunction restrain
ing the city from taking over the works
by force The bill was presented to
Chancellor Magic last night, who grant
ed an order returnable in the court of
cllancery on June 5, at which time a
hearing VIII be given.
The preambles and resolutions de
matlding possession Of the works read as
follows:
Whereas, a communication has been
received purporting to come from the
contractor, to the effect that the water
works designed for this city are complet-
ed; and
'sNhereas, by the terms Of the con-
tracts, this city was to have a reasonable
time to test said works and water sup
ply, if desired By it; and
Whereas. such tests are being made
as the city is able to make without pos
session Of the water works and the city
finds that to complete such tests the pos
session Of the water works and water
supply is necessary;
'Now therefore, be it resolved, That
demand is hereby made upon Patrick FL.
Flynn and the Jersey City Water Sup
ply Company to deliver over to this city
the possession of said water works and
water supply for the purpose Of making
reasonable tests to ascertain whether said
water works and water supply are com
pleted in accordance with the terms of
contracts, specifications and plans; and
Further Resolved, That Garwood Fer
ris, Esquire, engineer in charge of con-
struction Of water works, in behalf Of
Jersey City. be and he is hereby author
lied and required to make demand upon
the Jersey City Water Supply Company
for such possession Of said water works
and supply in the name of the city for
the purpose of making such tests; and
that the said Garwood Ferris be and he
The Jersey City news., 1905-05-17
VLADlVOSTOK MEAACED.


LONDON, May II, 1so5-1 des-
patch to the Telegraph from Toxic esys
that the Russians are active IN northern
Corea. Their advance guard is at Kilju.
Torpedo boats from vladivostok are oe-
casionally seen off the coast The Rus
sian rooph at Possiet Bay have been re
inforcea, owing to the advance Of the
japanese army.
The Telegraph emphasizes the above
despatch as further proof of japanese
advance on vladivostok. It assumes that
the army is that of Gen. Hasegava,
which was reported to have landed at
Gensan some weeks ago.