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The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-28

Before buying Coal get prices
from Ormond,
Frank Lejan, of Capulin, is IA
bout to open IA boarding house at
Terrace.
Freight wreck near Durango de
Iayed the passenger train several
hours Wednesday night.
Mr.. Lyman G, Knirht,of Win
terset. Iowa, is visiting his sister.
Mrs l.. H. Angevine, out west of
town.
The La Jara mill started grind
ing again Tuesday. Head Miller
Fitzpatrick arriving from Alamosa
that morning.
w. III. Trout, an old time Canon
City friend of Judge McCunnitf,
spent yesterday in town as the
guest of the judge.
If you want a watermelon that
will make your mouth water for
"A week after eating it call into
divers and see his fine lot.
We note a performance of Rip
Van Wiukle billed for the 31st.
La .jara is coming right into the
theatrical lime light. This makes
a circus and two shows in the last
ten days.
Luther A. Norland left Monday
morning for San Luis where he
has Il big job on his hands Install
ing modern water system for
Fred Vigil and which will keep
him employed for about month
Gilbert Oliver carries the finest
kind of lunch goods. Anything
you want from a pickle to Il
balonga sausage. His canned
iii'dtS. 'ihfS. IJltS. anu 'othltS are
always fresh and appetising.
When hungry. drop in and fill up.
It'll not cost you much. but you
must have the cash as he has cut
out selling on credit.
Mrs. Blake came down from the
reservoir workings Monday and re-
turned Wednesday. She stated
that Mr. Blake had about 200 feet
more to run, in the tunnel before
the completion of his contract and
that work had been suspended for
about week on account of having
no powder but that operations
would be resumed at once as the
powder came in Wednesday morn
ing and a number of men would be
put on TODAY.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-28

Jap,a-lac. All shades at the
! drug store.
Camp outfits. all prices. John
son Supply Co,
Drill steel, miners supplies,
Johnson Supply Co.
New stock of Wall Paper just
received at the Drug Store.
Juan NJ. Vigil was one of Cap
ulin's rustlers trading III town yes
terday.
p. A. Mortensen. of Sanford, has
taken the contract for putting up
the hay ON the Adams ranch below
Alamosa.
Eph. Mortensen, of Eastdale,
was in the city Thursday. He re-
ports that busy community us
prospering.
The d. 4 r. G.. reports the heav-
lest midsummer freight shipments
into La Jara for several years.
There is no better evidence of the
general prosperity of our district.
DIR. Hamilton arrived home
Wednesday morning and reports a
most pleasant and interesting trip.
He visited the Portland fair as
well as many points of interest in
California.
Sheepmen of Capulin are being
offered $3.50 per hundred pounds
for lambs and most of them have
sold while Il few are holding for
IA higher price. This is for Oc-
tober delivery.
E. \. Rich and Doc Gerralds
arrived in La Jara Sunday morn
ing. after having spent the past
month or so touring Wyoming and
other northern states. Ed. VIII
remain in La Jara for a couple of
weeks and will then return to AL
buquerque, N. NJ, where he is
still in business.
Hon. d. f. How came down
from Denver last Sunday morning
and will spend several weeks here
in the hope Of regaining his for
mer coed health. While Dave APP
pears to be hale and hearty, he, has
acquired Rockefeller stomach
which, i'll conjunction with an over
worked heart, has caused him
great deal of trouble the past six
months. His many La Jara
friends will wish him all possible
speed in regaining his health.
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From Our Special coresp.aaert
Singing practice met saturday
night
Mr.. AleX Stoyer toot the train
last Saturday nigh, for Denver.
Mrs. Henry Arthur apcat Sun
day rs the guest OF Mrs. Low
Wait
A number Of our people took. in
"Pioneer Day" at Sanford laet
Monday.
Mr.. .JoIn Boise went after an
.other load o l.mber Thursday
evening.
Mr.. j. 4 Acp.uiel, ii La Jarr,
drove out ur business Thursday
morning
MIR. Fretrict-sou mrd wife. Of
Sanford, vcr- visiting al the, home
of E. X. Ball
Miss Eue.aa llayaeld and Mrs
Edith Sego went ~ Monte NistE
Tuesday. returning-AeTefniesray
Mr.. Geo. Kh. OF 1Inass T.
drove out on business Wednesday,
Afternoon. He viii start with his
family for the Umtah reservatioa
Friday where they expect to
make their future home. Their
many friends regret their leave
and wish them success in their
new home,
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-28

Wall tents. big and little, John
son Supply Co.
Buy La Jara Writing Tablets at
the Drug Store.
Harry Olds was over from Monte
Vista, Wednesday.
Remember that you must have
the cash when you trade at divers.
The new crop of hay is coming
into market and is the finest for
years.
Anthon Nelson was over from
Sanford Wednesday and paid the
CHRONICLE a welcome visit
The Sewing Circle will meet
with Mrs. Martha Andersen Thurs
day. August :}rd. at the usual hour.
Miss Marvcne Mithotf has re-
tunred to the mountains after
several days visit with, La .Jara
friends.
Judge McCunniff returned yes
terday morning from Denver
where he has been doing business
for the past week.
d. d. Johnston and wife and
p. 5. johnson and Mrs. j. White
Johnson picnicked at the tour
quoise mines last Tuesday.
Steps should be taken to punish
certain miscreants who turn their
stock into the grain fields. where
the owners do not live on the
ranches. Several report damage
from this cause.
Owing to the tremendous crop.
as well as the great number of
laborers and teams required at the
Terrace reservoir. laborers of all
sorts are at premium and far
mers have trouble in securing
help to harvest the crops.
The harvest is almost at hand
and We are anxiously awaiting the
coming of our old friends who have
raised the biggest pumpkin, pota-
to and other vegetable. Bring
them along. lots of samples, get II
write-up and improve the editors
bill of fare.
Peter Nelson went over to his
Sanford place yesterday and got
his family. who have been there
for several days. picking their cur
rents and other small fruit. while
Pete held down the home place
out west of town. He is mighty
glad to get them back again as he
had his fill of baching.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-28
Ed. F. Hale.

Mr.. Ed. +. Hale who will appear
with Eiler's Rip Van Winkle Co.,
as Nick Vedder, is IA typical Ger
man down to his wooden shoes:
his funny makeup, dialect and dane
ing always makes IA hit.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Fresh Vegetables at divers.
Best Coal Oil at the Drug Store
Fishing tackle, reels, rods. John
son Supply Co,
Baled hay for sale. inquire at
tho Drug Store
NJ G. Price. of Freedom, is on
the Conejos this week.
Ormond's Coal is the best and
prices lowest in La .Iara.
Everything you need to work OF
the reservoir. johnson Supply Co.
The little showers these days
are just the thing for the ripening
grain.
The fruit men are coming in
from New Mexico with loads Of
fruit for the local market,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert a. Austin
spent Monday in town, visiting
friends and trading with our mer-
chants.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Johnston
returned to Denvsr Wednesday
night after Il two weeks vacation
about La Jara
John Slaughter was down from
Cat Creek, Tuesday. looking as
prosperous and good natured as a
reservoir builder.
What's the matter with a great
field day at harvest, to give every
one amusement and "a chance to
see our town and talk it over
with their friends.
Frank A. Brownell and wife. of
the Henry district, spent Wednes-
day afternoon in La Jara. visiting
friends and taking advantage of
the bargains offered by our mer-
chants.
James X. Alexander, OF Zanes-
Vile, Ohio, president of The
johnson Supply Co, is expected
,n Sunday morning. He will stay
II couple of weeks. looking over
the business and incidentally tax
Jag i'll IA camping trip up the Con-
eios.
Editor E. A. Newton. of the
Alamosa Courier, came down Mon
day morning and spent portion
of the day MS the guest OF the
CHRONICLE office. instructing us in
regard to the capers Of gasoline
engines. He drove down to Con-
CLOS in the afternoon and returned
to Ahmosa ON the evening train.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-28
Hayine.

Parties desiring to put up hay on
shares on the Salvation Ranch will
please see the undersigned at
ONCE and enter into written con-
tract.
d. +. NEwCoMB.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-28
Your Opportunity!

l will give one-half Of the hay
on sections %. 30 and 81 TO any
one who will cut and stack it.
ID. Z. NEwCoMB.
La Jara. Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-28
Boyer

The worlds greatest bicyclist
and unicycle rider will be seen as
a special feature with Eiler's Rip
Van Winkle Co.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-28
Eiler's Rip Van Wrinkle Co.

Thirty people. high class special,
ties. calcium effects. One night
only, Mon. July 81.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-28
Miss Anna Eisins.

Miss Anna Eising, Chicago's fa-
vorite opera singer. will appear
with Eiler's Rip Van Winllle Co.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-28
Screen Doors

WALLACE MER. Co.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
MANCHESTER.

Earle Marsh is on the express wa.
gon.
Mr. Trombley OF Arlington was in
town Friday.
= Miss Martha Lawrence OF 'Sunder.
land called on friends Friday.
Mrs Eugene Andrew went 10 No Ad.
ans Friday TO be absent a week.
Gertrude Darby OF Hoosick Falls Is
visiting Mrs Arthur Marsden.
Mrs Lena Bassett OF No Bennington
Is visiting her father, J G Helmet.
Mrs Chas B Rowe and Miss Laura
Towsley visited In Sunderland, Thurs.
day.
Benjamin Buckley OF Southpost,
Conn. attended the funeral of John
MofTat.
Mrs Fields and lady friend who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs w II BrinCy
have returned toBrooklyn. ~
M II Robinson OF Bennington was
In town Thursday, In the interest OF
the Banner and Reiormer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
NORTH BENNINGTON.

Mrs II F Lamb is visiting relatives.
In Mechanicville.
I DIR wv Bartlett is moving to Ben
nington.
Miss Mabel Davis OF Mechanicville,
who had a millinery shop here through
the summer. Is In town for a few days.
Joseph Wolff is entertaining guests
from New Jersey.
G S Madison is much improved in
health. Mrs Mattison is quite i'll.
! Mrs s . Tefft has been spending a
few days with her sister in Troy.
Ed Phillips of Manchester is in town
this week.
Mrs w r Madison and little daugh-
ter have returned from Troy.
Samuel Wright of Troy is stopping
at N G Hollis for time Mr. Wright
has been In poor health but is improv-
ing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
nuKrn kupEKT.

Asa Lanfear passed Sunday with
his parents 10 Dorset
Several from this place went 70 the
Walllngford fair last week.
Earl Hin and family expect 10 move
10 East Rupert this week.
Leon rowsley has gone TO the II 4
G In Rutland 10 take a business
course.
Smith Matson OF Dorset passed a
few days last week with his sister, Mrs
Merritt sheldon.
Mrs Chester Phillips and two chill
dren of Pawlet visited her sister, Mrs
Charles Phillips, for few days last
week.
Miss Georgia Wildwood, who Is
teaching Ia Sunderland. passed Sat
day and Sunday with her sister, Mrs
Horace Winchester.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
Centennial Celebration az Mon
poiief Oct ath.

foF shs above ooeasiah ihs Raiiahd
railroad siii make ssifcHasiy los rates
~ fare W MahipslieF sRd FUiuff,
fFom walliRsfofd o. Ga. South nais
llhsfofl " "a. pshby sssso. Mahchss.
ser sl.oo, AFllhstah 81 ~, haalh
ahafishaFy ~ -, NaFsh iisnh ngion
f5io. ilsHhiagtaH o. -. and proPsFs
ioaais rates from ihisfsardials STA
iiaas. Ticksts Gill 10 good going oei
1rd and sih good Fssarbihg shiil oci
an Ca al fvsuisr lfalas To reach
Monipeliof Ia tine TOE the exercises
oci an, passengers should leave ga
regular trains oct 1fd, Tfain 40 e.
10 tho sftrfnooh conhscts 81 uaFlinsa
500 siih CsHiFal Nefmant u X train
fesrhing MohipslisF shortly after hid
nishi. for details and fail informais
lon fufor o. small hiils
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hF0oklgn,
Ala. Ksls Mi,sAsll .ss Ia Ilooslss
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hls. i.,sy aa5sss .ssi - Brsnls.
hoFo aaaeay,
faruasFs say lhs eaFa crop lhls rear
10 saasasiig good,
Mlss Aahis Me0airs ~ss Ia Nonh
Adams otsf hanaay,
Eissfd LsFay spsHl Raaday 9Th
ifishds "a ihs village,
Miss Nellie Kaaps he's hssa spsnd,
ins = ssss Ia u'esahsid,
js@ss sRd uhomas Mcgee spsai
haAdsg % NoFsh Adams,
iiaHinsioH Sears has hssa apeoiHl.
81 iiefausa ief iiss high school
psPaiy ahsrin y Awilsoa ~ .Ios,
hsl sas Aa.oAs ii,s visitors today,
g n isFFy IL speeding = go days
vita his iA"iiisf 10 hrzaisbona,
Harvey Davenport il snpiayei si
hsns siofe o4isido ~ sch sol hears,
John iisyss sPsai psFt ~ iasi vssk
u Moth Alssas rSisfhihs lhis iaoFn'
iag
Ths apple crop Ia lhis ficiaily IL
hAidiy ssHioissi Zoe koias ooHsanp,
uos,
~ CiezFy ~ Great harrington il
sf~hdias several days siIh ffisals Ia
sosn.
The uaidsb8ard prayer tnessins a..
nsorros sssalHs siii b. led ~ MFs y.
4. baii0fhsld.
Tho Isoiss FOE lhs nss lsisphons lice
a. lusHsl haze terh scI az far "a
urHfy sisfoFd's
Neat sunday llsv q \ Mills uiii ca.
change gnlpiis uiih 100 ilst toha iiar
sios ~ Mzs.cneslsr.
Nn l. CFandaii. uhohas been stsna.
lne = scrA her feigfned ~ Cambridge.
y y, Nondzy moFnlag.
J = lioldss and sits. Mrs . A Pops
aad Nn . . Hart have reiarned frum
ihsifaaio trip 10 iiAfduics.
Mr EduArd orcsa aud Goa Of Dsu.y
s,rusi arr visiting her daughter. Nfs |
J , Bncslsy % Schenectady.
q. u. Cleveland and family ABd
Isobrtt Moon % shaitsbury arc &C.
osPlns = cottage AZ Hedges Lake.
Judge Z u Mason aud Edward Soul.
ly dnOso " No Adams SATURDAY.. TO
iarnihg In TIE evening by No noos.
light
~ tho 9pth annual convcnilon Of Tho
CT uniUn of VI " b. held a. Rich
mond Oct u W -. Hsv q. \. Mills
uill speak.
According 10 The custom Of ell The
local Churches b lsit o. mort sunday
Tie evening services siii b. ono hat
hour earlier.
John Johnson, q tramp. was arrest.
ri on TIE charge Of lntokicAlion Sat.
1rday night aud ne q result IL spend.
ing icn days In jail
Walter y Earl has cote 10 Brandon
- visl bis sister. before his return
he will spend n few days Ia wallng.
ford hunting with friends.
Chas Rice Of Pownal In municipal
,onrt Saturday vas found guilty Of
burglary and sentenced 20 states prls.
On for ) l.2 years. The theft was con.
niiiod Ia PownaL
Some Of the farmers In this town and
'ownal are ploughing up their fields
Df potatoes aud sowing rye. The poia-
'ocs are 80 badly dccayed that the
crop will not pay for the digging.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
A BELL BOY.
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rhsi popular liiiis eoaasdlsA, JohA'
~ uaiVln, sssisisa By sec eo@psny
u siassrs an,i danosrs, siil spPsaF 81
Library Hall theatre toHiEli 10 no
eomplleslsd masieai fares e0lAsdy
called - Hell hoy" ioF = siasls per-
formsnos, Ne Galgin IL ons u IiAs
bssi sinsias snd dahslng eoasdisns oa
Nc AHsTieaa slass, and Ia several TO-
si4noss be- has eesa iagoFsbiy eompsTs
"a 9Th niilF Nsh sRd osasse n
Cohsh, Ia iasis ahs ~ Ne Csnsdian
RssspspsFs ssHl 80 far ss ~ say lhal
no iansF and NF ualFia inlghs ca
change places siihoai iiasiF hosi e.,
d5ni admifes noiins tils ehaass
The suppsFtins oompshy iseomposod
pfihcifallg ~ artists sha hafetnads
sagiahie Fep1iasi0ns Ia So ieadlnF "a
Fisag iiae sifos az ih'ifida4l snleftain-
sfs, bui ihe chorus ~ pFeaiY FiFls Who
slil assist arr = fsaiaFe soFih nee
iioaihg,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
A Living.
Monument.

If we were to assemble all
those who have been cured of
heart disease by DR.. Miles
Heart Cure, and who would
to-day be in their graves had
not DR.. Miles been successful
in perfecting this wonderful
heart specific, they would pop
ulate a large city.
What a remarkable record
a breathing. thinking, moving
monument, composed. Of human
lives,-that for which every
other earthly possession is sac
rifced.
The Miles Medical Co. re-
ceive thousands of letters from
these people like the following:
Fl feel indebted to the DIR. Miles'
the attention of others suffering as
did to this remarkable remedy for the
heart. For a long time j had suffered
from shortness Of breath after any
little exertion, palpitatUn or the heart:
and at times terrible pain in the region
of the heart so serious that feared
that would some time drop dead upon
the street. One day read one of your
circulars. and Immediately went to
ties Of the Heart Cure. and took it
according to directions, with the
result that am entirely cured. Since
then I never miss an opportunity to
recommend this remedy to my friends
vybn h1xya hnart frptfbla. In fant 7
O travelling advertisement for / am
widely known in this locality"
j. H. BOWMAN,
Manager Of Lebanon Democrat,
Nashville, Tenn.
YOUR slSos Ggss isr q sS,d th az
the first bottle Will benefit. II II falls q
he wilisrefuHd YOUR money. nszf .
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
F. e. TALHAM

Expert Sewing Machine Mechanic
l22 Stafford ST., Bennington
clean and repair every make OF sewing
machine and carry In stock all genuine pieces
and parts for same. Needles, Oils, Belts and
II accessories. Orders by mail win be givep
r0mpt attic nti0p
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-28

Major General willie" Mclean, v.
c.. was In his day perhaps the best
known "ranker" who ever rose from
O private soldier to take command OF
a division. He got his cross for killing
eleven mutineers, one after another. at
the storming of Lucknow.
Professor w. ID. Miller, Of the Uni.
yersity of Berlin, who recently arrived
in this country, besides being famous
as a bacteriologist and dentist, holds
the golf championship of Germany and
Austria.
Investigation of the properties OF
mineral springs by DR.. II. Mache. of
Vienna, seems to establish the fact
that many OF them have radio.actlvity,
which certainly points toward radium
as one of their curative properties.
81 wonder what old FOUNDERS re
Elections are when lie Is alone" THE
same. | presume. as when he Is In so
ciety-his bald head and his nose
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-28
De BOLT DENIES
MOTION TO VACATE

Judge De Bolt this morning gave his
ruling on the motion of the Territory,
through Deputy Attorney General
Prosser. to have the judgment entered
against II in the Kukui street extern
sion matter vacated. In this case Mrs.
Chas. X. Motley appealed to the Cir.
cult Court from the valuation made by
the board of appraisers OF certain
piece of property. belonging to her.
which the Government condemned for
the purpose of extending Kukui street.
When the matter came up for hear
ing the Territory showed that II had
abandoned the proceedings. as 1t had
not used the land in question. In
spite of Prosser's objection the trial
was, however. proceeded with, and the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-28
HAWAllANs MUST HAVE FROGS

- tWaterville (Me.) Sentinel
A Man in Hawaii was once 1000
miles from the nearest frog. There
were no frogs to chirp in the twilight
or below when people wished to sleep.
There were no frogs for pickerel bait
or picturesqueness. Now 1t is crafty
ing to hear that the importation OF
frogs into the Hawaiian Islands has
proved to be a success. The islands
had no frogs, they needed them, and
the demand has finally created a home
supply. According to the report of the
fish commission. the frogs are multiply
ing. and 1t may soon be profitable to
catch them for market
II was not the original purpose. how.
ever. to eat the frogs, but to give them
a chance to eat things that were not
desirable to have around. A certain
worm infested the grass or slime in or
about the pools, and If cattle or sheep
swallowed II they were likely to die.
| 1t was thought also that the frogs
might assisrin thinning out some of
the noious insects. So some OF the
planters persevered in shipping frogs
from the United States though ths
island rats declared war on the new
corners and killed most of the early
Iimportations.
| The frogs are now very well scatter
ed over all the islands and are making
their influence felt. They are playing
havoc with some OF the insects; they
are reducing the number of flukes that
decimate the herds and flocks in a
most insidious way. The natives say
II is good to have frogs around, and
they are glad the little fellows have
taken so kindly to the islands.
| Let us hope that the Hawaiian frogs
Twill not develop bad and un.Americar
traits but will continue to be well be
haved. 1t would be disappointing Il
they should develop into pest as
they did in Egypt when Pharaoh hat
enslaved the Israelites. There is q
possibility of 1t, though, If we may
Judge from the experience with tn,
rabbit in Australia, the mongoose IL
Jamaica and the English sparrow II
North America.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-28

jury found verdict for Mrs Motley in
the sum of $3.50, which was far in eX.
cess of the valuation of the Board Of
Appraisers.
Judge De Bolt today overruled the
Territorys motion to vacate the iudg
ment. His ruling, which was admin.
istered in a form not unlike sugar.
coated pill was as follows.
The Territory now moves to vacate
the Judgment entered herein on the
ground that the court, at the time OF
The trial. was without jurisdiction to
hear and determine the matter; be.
cause the Territory had abandoned
and discontinued the proceedings to
condemn the property of the claimant
/ Owing to the fact that the court did
not have the assistance of the Attor.
/ hey Generals department at the trial.
the point now urged being raised Az
7 The court was about to order jury to
I lie drawn to try the cause, and tho
Deputy Attorney General then dechn.
Ing TO participate in the trial, the
question of abandonment therefore
was not thoroughly considered. How.
ever, the court proceeded upon the
lh'Dls Nldt NlNlS W tut property III
question had vested in the Territory
and that the only question before the
court was that of damages, and tina,
the right of abandonment did not then
exist have carefully examined and
considered the very able briefs filed
by counsel on this motion, and more
especially the one filed by the learned
Deputy Attorney General. II seems tc
ne, however, while the argument and
authorities advanced and cited by this
Deputy Attorney General are very per
Suaslve and convincing. they are gen
cIal in their nature and not wholly APP
plicable to the peculiar facts and cir
cumstances OF this case. am unable
to bring my mind to the conclusion
that the judgment Is void. believe
II is valid. The proceedings were. II
all respects, regular; and the verde
OF $3.50, rendered after the court ant
. jury had viewed the premises, heart
the testimony and argument of counse
thould not now be disturbed. The sun
found by the jury as being lust com
, pensation" is, to my mind fair ant
reasonable. The motion is oyerruled.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-28
OLD iron COFFIN
FOUND IN KONA

Deputy High Sheriff George Sea this
morning returned from business trip
to Maui and Hawaii. While staying q,
Kealakekua in South Kona, Sea visited
several old burial caves. OF which there
are a great number in that vicinity. In
one of these he found an old iron cot
fin of a very peculiar shape, having
been shaped so as TO fit human body.
No remains were found in 1t. There
had evidently been name plate on the
coffin, but this had been rusted away.
The name of the maker was shown,
however, as A. d. Fish. The make was
patented in 1SiS. The Hawaiians In
the neighborhood, who knew Of the
presence of the coffin, claimed that IL
had contained the remains of relative
Of the late King Kalakaua.
While at Puunene Sea located the
libellee in the divorce suit of Hirano
Kurushima VS.. Kiggi Kurushlma. for
whom the authorities have for some
time past been searching in vain.