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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03
Red Esssss Movs~,ss,


Henry Baker has Iass sold . brick
dwelling on South 9Th stree, 70 J. N.
Elliot During the past winter Mr.. Bak-
ser has sold seven Of his smaii dwelling
houses
Or. Shelton has purchased Of 4. W.
Shelton the W. r. Gibson property re-
Gently occupied BY Rev. Nelson.
Sanl. Roeiason recently purchased
Jacob elaeseafn's dwelling near the fac
tory.
Las, week Dan II Carries sold his
ranch In Grand Valley to Warren
Him. 5000 for 40 acres being the
consideration The sale sa. maae
through Epier q corman.
}. ". Rice q Go. have lust closed
trade for ttrn Dickson OF Fowler.
whereby he acquires valuable property
In Colorado Springs.
sssosd Assssl ts~ksys Rssasos.
Ths Second Annual Reunion Of sosms,
io~ans ~iii b held ., K. p. hall Satur-
deg. March ~. Al ie~a people. old and
young are requested 10 attend. Cone
and stay al day and bring your baskets
full Of good things 70 sai. An intssss,-
snG program b bang prepared.
r. n. Harm. Chm. Protein.
Nssss~si Rsssem csavses;sn.
The Saiioaai Reform Association.
which has It's headquarters az Pitts.
eofI. ta- aad Of which Dr. SYLVESTER
2. eeovei 10 president. wiii ho,a q
state Convsatton for Colorado In the
Central Christian church oe Denver.
on Monday sad Tuesday. March 6 ana
The association aims To .mrha.,s.
the Christian principles Of civil Gov.
eminent but not 10 secure the union
Of Church and State. Il IL In favor
of such legal enactments. statutory
| and constitutional. a. viii aid In pse.
serving Christian features In our
government. and win furnish q basis
/ for right settlement. in their pub,Ie
| aspect Of great moral problems nov
confronting our nation. Al these con.
~entions such themes as the following
are discussed: The Foundation Of
the State: The Moral Personality ana
Accountability Of the Nation: The nj.
bic In the Public Schools: The Quick.
eninR Of the National C.n~cisnee: The
Balloon Problem! The Divorce ous..
tion: The Sunday PAPER: Legislation
Affecting the Lords Day. etc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

Ask the cd settlers about the harness
Q. u. Nselsg puts up2 5E-Aop
iJsyoJ nesd a sign leave your order a,
nei;9n's Muse Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

W. n. Dye lie the custodian Of Z
ledger usei by HE grandfather u
Ionia. Mich. in 1851. which is a mode
Of ueatness and ciear-cut renrnanship
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-03-03

Sweet peas IS eenls pa
pound. finest. 60rsll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23
OlD DOMlMlON LIME

DAILY SERVICE
For Ola Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth. Pinnsrs
nt ana Newport Nsws Va. connectinz for Peters5urs
Richmond Virginia Beach. Washington. d. c.. and entire
South and West - a
n r. foot Beach ST. week Gay at p NJ
n 3. WALKER. Vtce-Prssident 81 Traffic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March 22.-CATTLE-Receipts 10000 head;
market 1Oc lower good to prime steers So 1885 % poor
medium IS 75$4 70; stocers feeders So 5ORS4
cows 81 5Q$4 so; heifers. S3q$5 81 5og$2 4O
bulls. 81 5O4S4 %; calves, $3$6 80. HOGS-Recelpts
$4,000 head; market 5GD1oc lower mixed butchers
SIS 20S5 40; good to choice heavy So 35S5 40;
heavy s. 2q$5 80; light So 16GS5 s5 bulk Of sales
IS 25q$5 40 SEEPFeceipts. 3d. 600 head sheep strong
lambs 15Q25c lower good to choice wethers. IS 60qS6
fair choice mixed. 81 1885 co. native lambs. IS 5op
81 20.
Cincinnati. March 22.-HOGs active; butchers. So so;
common. s. 25aS5 80. CATTLE steady; fair to good
shippers 81 60GS5 25 So 2J@s9. SHEEP slow
at $685. IS. LAMBS slow at So 25G$7 IS.
East Buffalo. 2.-CATTLE-Recepts light:
prime steers SIS 50S5 To- shipping S5@S5 40; butchers
81 50dS5 heifers So S5$4 So SSaS4 3d. bulls, SAG
81 5o stockers and feeders ss@s4 20 YEALSReeeiP5s
100 head; market active and pc higher at 81 50SS %
HoGs-Receipts. 1900 head market active; light hogs
steady heavy hogs DC lower heavy and mixed 60 I0Q
IS Workers So 6o9$5 10 pigs s. 49, roughs S4 cog
1000 head: market slow and unchanged.
head Including Southerns market to strong
choice export beef steers So 2$5 u.s. fair
good 81 25q$5 2 fed steers 81 9$5 30; stock
ers and feeders S3GS4 So Southern steers 65aS4 co.
Southern cows So 50S3 70; natives. S29S4 native
heifers S3S4 So bulls 81 65GS4 49, calves 81 5o$6 so
IOS-Receipts TO- 400 head market ~ 10c lower top
So 82ll So 10G$5 80; heavy s. S0Q$5 S2
hackers, So 1885 30; pigs and lights. 81 35GS5 22h
SHFEP-Receipts. 4,20O head; market strong; native
lambs 50qs7 50 native wethers SIS 40dS6 native fed
ewes s5aS5 Co. Western Fed lambs So 5OGST 50 native
yearings SS6 s0 Western fed sheep SoQS6; stock
and feeders So 50QS5 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23

Exchange special Liverpool cables:
moderate demand. 5000 bales speculation and
export 5oo American, Zoo; receipts 900 bales eri-
1000. iddling upland 42sd Futures opened easy
decline; closed cue.1et JG6 points lower;
March and March-ApFii 4ild; AprilNay. = l2d; May
zI5d Juae-July AIGd: July-August 417d August
vernaeE. SOD EeVeTnbe-- December 421d December
January 42Zi: 5anus February. 25d. Manchester-
Yarns move slowly cloths quiet and firm.
FLOUR AID AlEAIl-To-day's market dull
purchases or he hand to-rnou:h
CHIEFLY IL slFiEg patents. straBhts and
kss.sas straights Spring patents ssts6 -; winter
clears 81 i0GS4 90. M winter So 90Gss 30: extra
10 > winter. 50 85Gs3 - RYE FLOUR quiet Quoted
aI 70 good, 81 29Ss 70: choice 70 fancy S4TO0S4 -
IsJNSNhEAT FLOUR cLl- Quoted: $zQS2 10 per 100
y. CORNMEAI. hare.y STEADY Quoted. Kiln dried
81 90GS3 BAGAfEAL barely steady. Quoted
Fine lt- yellow. 81 $3.50. new. 81 100
Wesfern sprsns. SIB standard madaF SIS 20: -four
s2l rfc ocg S22 iIonsrt shipment; city bran. S2S2
hoHiay c1on $50 1fs2l Bulk SCI 80 seeks olleai. $50
GRAIN-WIfEAT- showing considerable lrreg-
uiar through tfe csrfy Of the session wheat do
re,oDed positive heavuess and IN the last hour declined
bush under active selling. considerable which
was on stop loss Tie July particularly
weak closing lasc lower, aRlinst &C decline in
On 'gsses8ay and 4 week Tie pt had i'm
preston difference be made posi-
be. Favorable crop accounts Ifen kansas and Okla
honao addition F@nOfts u Increased in
f former state the Efforts OF bears depress
new erop deliveries. Around the opening when the
considerable sEeacness and slight advances
over fh freros night Northwest receipts strength
IA snefarte markets predictions that Minneapolis
would contract materially after April acted as
Gently ogerbouglt this enG was taken ar dis
deignstrattors of iAe last hour
q seaffrs elevator credited wtfh tDefal pur
ehasee q July around midday Has seaiang seller on
tise late 6ecine. Most of the bult continued 70
come from Minneapolis where socks have decreased
10000 n last soEr Gays and 2SS cars were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23

quotations were follows: FLOUR easyv.
WHaAT sRrI2g No 81 19@s IS No 81 92as1 ~
low 475ze; OATS. Ne 2 S2A @a2tac; No white $3.50
Mailing, fair TO choice, 43g47c: FLAXSEESD No /
81 Is; No Northwestern, 81 ST. TIMOTHY SEED prime
Soc CLOVER. contract grade. s13 49, PORK mess per
Dbl S12 1O4Sl2 TO- LARD. per 100 sTGS7 o2h: cur
MEATS short rib sides Qoosel SO s71s9sT clear
sides (boxed) ST8$7 121s; WHISKEY basis OF high
wines 81 %. on the Produce Exchange to-day he
RuTEzIs market was hrm ereameriss 20a27c; dairies
lsq20c; EGGS steady to FIRM at mark cases Included
l5Ae: nrsts. Ice prime hrsts 161sc; extras l7i5c
CHEESE firm. 12813kc. 1870
Duluth. March 22.-Close; WHEAT, No rSorth.rn
81 90; May, 81 10; July 81 OS1s: September sTMc
Milwaukee. March 22-wHEAT. No Northern 81 H.
No Northern, VI I2stSl l33s July o1&c. RYE, No /.
47kd47lsc; May 4skc hd.
Minneapolis, March 22.-C1ose wHEAT-May 81 1914
July 81 099sqs1 O9ae September Nc; No hard
81 1GTs No Northern 81 147s No Northern IL ~
FLOUR-First patents SO Goose sO second patents SEQ
50 TO- first clears - s9S 55 second clears So sOqS2 90
s14 %.
Philadelphia. March 22-WIEAr dull easier. contract
grade March. 81 l0aS1 1O5s declined &c; March
81 laG52c OATS quet. steady; white, natural 3Th
9ssc No white clipped. sse. BUTTER scarce;
vanced Qle extra Western creamery 29c. extra nearby
at mark; Western fresh. 17ise mark CHEESE quiet
1880; do fair 10 good. 12% 9I3Ac
St Louis, March 22.-Close: WIfEAT-No red, cash.
elevator. 81 067s May; 81 oo5s July. s58c No hard
SiO71a. CORN-NO . cash. 465sc; May, 46Ac: July
white 33Q33izc
Toledo. March 2--cLoVERsEED-cash and March,
81 90: April 81 70 October. 50 e2; TIMOTHY. March,
81 40: ALSlKE. prime. 81 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23
NEW YORK, new HAVEN 8. HARTFORD R.R.

BOSTON. via New London and Providence-f4:5O.
ttlS:;SO ., ,H1 "a :t,A:o NJ t1llo 'z10& 'Hlao
BOSTON. via Wiliniantie- tfs;0o A NJ. t3;oo ?. NJ
BOSTON, SpringteId-t9:Oo A Nj. til2:oo. -4:oo.
slI:OO p. NJ.
FITCHBURG via Putnam and worcester-f3:Oo p. NJ
LAKEVILLE and NoRFoLK-ts:5o A. NJ. 1881 p; M
CT. HARRINGTON, STOCkBRIDGE, LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-t4:5O IS: 80 A. NJ. 1881 P. n.
WATERBURY, and WINSTED-t4:5O. 5000 1880.
Hoop, SF1OO2 Waterbury A t1:OS f4:30
Sf5:Ol 1890 $500 (to Waterbury, p M.
Ticket offices a Central c125th
ST. also at cI1s e26i lis cI.s54 Broadway cs Park
Place, COS Union Gas Columbus
Ave. $40 Madison Ave. c2T3 West 18th st. East
l25th ST. In Brooklyn. ca Court St.. $50 Fulton St.
800 Broadway, Z. D.
'Daily. Except Sundays. sSundays only. yStops at
125th ST. xstops 125th ST. Sundays only tParor
Limited. iHas dining cParlor and Sleeping Car
tickets also
c. I. HEMPsTEAD. Gen. Pass Agt
o. NJ SHEPARD Gen. supt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23
EXPORTS TODAY.
CASH OBLIGATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York March %. 1905.
COFFEE-The coffee market fairly active owing
largely continued switching from to late months
Prices showed less irTeguarity The opening was
stea6y partial advance Of points in response 10
steady European cables somewhat smaller Brazilian
considerable scattering LIQUIDATION
market following the call worked OF
little prices time about points net lower
Later however better demand and the mar
ket firm unchanged prices 10 an ad-
Of points Sales reported Of 10000 bags
French market the hour
of opening higher. but later
lost advance. while Hamburg UNCHANGED to 4
pfg Santos unchanged but Rio reported a
decline OF 20 reis compared with the prices OF last
Receipts moderate compared with the
but continued heavier than last year
About 10000 bags Of the reported total sales consisted OF
switching May months chiefly SepteIl
December. operations being undertaken by
those reported yesterday
wall Street houses sold and bought late months
spot market quiet but steady, with quotations on
the basis of nc Rio No Z.
Tho range prices local market to-day
as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23

PED ID" LINE.
For La Guzyra Puerto CaosIlo. Curacao .ua nars-
c-ioo- Via Curacao calling San Juan p. r.
IRON fier ~. adjoining Wal ST. Ferry Brooxlyn
= . 1nlffitA Saturday. April IS nsea
o. = for La Guayra. Curacao and AAFAcal5o.
GAfACAAbO. -S&turtay. March - 40.
- Saturday. Ap<N 49,
These steamers have superior accommodation for pss
BOULTON. BLISS 4 DAIIETT
General Managers, Sc Wall ST.
al A VELOCE"-Fast Italian Line. n
- Sailing every Wednesday 70 Naples Genoa
Citta a. Napo Mar. so Washlngt0n- Apr r
cabin, $50 Dining saloon promenade DEL
BoLoQNESaL HARTF1EIlD q CO.. - Mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23

The local market for spot Gotten closed quiet at
points decline the middling upland
asd AOc for midSIng Sales for consumption Il9
bales Southern spot were teegraphed as fol-
lows Mobile and Lie lower a 7@c; sales 100
bales. Savannah dull and unchanged 7z4c:
bales. Charleston quiet and unchanged 7&4c asked
nominal skc. Augusta
sales, 138 bales. St Louis
al fs4c; sales II bales quiet Ac lower al
FAC; sales SIS b1ies Galveston quiet Lice lower
7Zc; sales. l13 bales. Hew-orieans easy sc
lower sales. 400 bales Memphis quiet and nc
lower 7se; sales, 5000 bales Estimated receipts
leading points for Al Houston.
bales against 1889 year at Cal
weston 3S00 400 bales against 5l57 last week and
year; Neg-OTleang, $500 TO 800 bale
against 1o.1s9 last week and 1000 last year.
at the ports and interior com
pared With the same day last week and year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23
READING SYSTEM.
NEW JERSEY CENT RAJ.


Liberty Street and south Ferry (me South Ferry
nye minutes earlier than shown below).
EASTONt BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
ChUNk-z4O0 (7.15 Easton only, sic a: lao.
40. 800 (545 Easton only) p m Sundays. zi30
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4OO 80 a. m.
300 p. m Sundays 1880 a 1 p -
LAkEWOOD, LAKEHURST, TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z400 90, $40 a. z1.30 go 41o
lakewood and Lakehurst only). a5-oO. xs0s D. m
ATLANTIC CITY-.s.4O a M. 1910 D m
YINELAND AND BEIDGETON-z4.O0 a m. $40 p.
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT, AND SEASHORE POINTS
p m. Sunday. except Ocean Grove SEQ a. NJ 400.
ATLANTIC HLDs., sEABRIGHr MONMOUTH BCH,
EAST LONG BRANCH-40O. $40, $40. 11-30
$50, 4.30 (5-S9 Atlantic Hlds. ony), $40 sun
PHILADELPHIA GRADING TERMINAL)-'4.35. 90.
taco 1900. $500. t5.OO 1900. t7.sO. $780, 5000
aaTH a AND GHEsT5NUT e 2 Is . e tsG0 1000
BALTIMORE AND wAsHrNGToN-s.Oo. 1000. '1aoO.
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSYILLE AND WILL
AMsPORT-l400. II 20, $500 1910, 5000. 100
Reading only iS1.0O. lS1.2 70 90 m. Read
ing. Pottsville Harrisburg only, -: 90. $500
zFrom Liberty Street only DAILY. tDaily, except
Sunday. Sundays only tParlor only. livia Ta-
maqua. xSaturdays aExcept Saturdays.
Ofnces: Liberty ST. Ferry, South Ferry. los Green
witch St. Aston House 261, 434, 1900, 1854 Broadway
1872 5th Az. 2S1 5th Av. 20 Union Square West 15s
East 125th ST.. 273 West 125th St. PAS Columbus Av,
$50 Broadway, Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co
calls for and checks baggage to destination.
w C. BESLER c. BURT.
Vice-Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r gent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March %. p. m.-CoTTON-spot- Mcder-
ste business done; prices points lower;
ding far 472d good middIng 44od; middling. 2sd:
The sales Of the day $500 bales Of 500
for speculation and and
Receipts. 1900 bas including American.
oTcnea easter closed quiet: American middling c
Msrch. 4Ild: March ard April. ala; April Mag,
I'D May and JUne. 4i5d June and July, 4lGd; July
and August al august September. 4l8d: Septea-
Der and october pod October and November 70; No
yember ana December s2id; December and January
4.22d; January and February ADD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine a shade
with rise nc the quoted price for machine
made to hardening primary market. Resin
was steady and unchanged Tar ruled firm at former
prices. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On machine bbls. 561a9
SIC
SO 20: F. So 20$3 %; G. SO 35G$S 40 H. 81 6os2 20;
So S0Qss co. X 81 s5aS4 45: NJ 81 s5s4 90; n. IS TO-
W G. IS &c. and " w. s. 80.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpenne. bbls. 4e2
wilmington March 22-sPIRTTs TURPENTINE firm.
52sc; receipts 16 bbls RosIN Nothing doing receipts
66l bbIs TAR firm 81 20: receipts. POI bbls CRUDE
TIJRPENTINE Arm 81 80. SO 30; receipts. IL bbls
Charleston. March -22.-TURPENTTNE and ROSIN-
Nothing doing
Savannah. March 22-TuRPENTINE firm. 6s1hc: re-
cepts 73 bills sales 80 bbls. ROSIN firm: receipts
bills shipments s35 bbls: quoted, A. and G. 50 7T1s D.
So s2IS E. 50 s75S; F. 50 a2: H J. SO 90
I k. 81 o.: NJ 81 80; y 81 IS; w c. s.; " "; So 10.
London. 22.-TUFP ENTINE-Sprtts. SOS 1jsd.
ROSIN-American strained, IS I'D: fine. lis 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23

Foreign Coffee Markets.io Coffee market STEADY; No
1926; Il 11-s2d; receipts 1000 bags:
shipments the United states 1000 bags; stock $4,000
tags Coffee market weak; good average santos.
$500 receipts II 600 bags stock 1881. 900 bags Ham
burg-Coee market opened \ pig higher; at 80 p m
was net unchanged pig higher. sales, p 600 bags
Eavrs-Cofee market opened unchanged at u m ad-
m unchanged 10 y franc higher;
5acILnel y franz total sales, 90 600 bass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
Er1ROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT THAT APP
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND SATUR-
DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is as follows

COTTON-The cotton market moderately active and
met considerable pressure Spot houses that have recently
bought appeared be selling there was liquidation
through wire Commission houses and renewal Of
bear pressure. other hand. there consid-
cradle demand scale down for The covering OF shorts
levels earlier week. and this
caused two or three slight The market closed
STEADY tone within couple OF points OF the low
est The opening steady decline Of Q3 points
response lower cables At first there seemed some
buying. Eteadying the market but shortly
after opening prices off sharply. and by the
end Of he showed a loss of $40
points but
lone evidently by the large estimates for
DAYS receipts leading points the forecasts for good
weather and the appearance OF selling orders IN the
spot houses and The market weakened
again reaching point in the afternoon when
tne showed g loss of about 11ql4
close shorts covering caused
recovery point from the lowest but final prices
showed net S412 points. Sales Of futures
estimated 225oo0 bales Receipts for the day
experts rather light. while official
reports from spot markets reported them
unchanged prices decline OF sc. The weather
a sections but clearing
itions practically the entire belt
the twenty-four hours.
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Tsuffalo March 22-FIOUR steady. WHEAT. spring.
dull; No Northern. 81 1917 CORN unseftled No vel
35%c: No , mixed, s4Ac. RYE, No l. s5c.
chicago March 22-The leading futures ranged fol-
lows;
Wheat No 2: Open High.
May -. 81 15qs1 151s 81 i5ls s114a STAG
ssSlF SS5ss ssl4aSS s5%qS54 S5HSS5
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-18
IWALANI'S VOYAGE
TO FRIGATE SHOALS

When all has been said concerning
the mysterious voyage of the steamer
Iwalani. one possible destination has
been overlooked. That is the French
F'rigate Shoals, where lies the wreck
of the French bark Connetable de
Rfchmont. The French Consul feels in
clined to think that Messrs. Under
wood and Brown of New York, who
chartered the steamer Iwalani, have
the saving of the big bark in view.
The last time the wreck was visited it
had careened over and was partly
submerged but appeared to be lodged
the rocks in a way that might
protect it from being altogether
broken up. Wreckers from Honolulu
have already taken much of the nova
BILE gear and rigging from the vessel
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-18
BRIBERY
CASES LOCAL END

The expose of the four California
legislators charged with having ac-
cepted brides and whose guilt has been
fairly well established through the con-
fession of Joe Jordan, the go between,
has Honolulu end. Clarence Grange
who secured the services of Jordan to
pay the money into the hands of the
legislators, is the head of the Phoenix
Building and Loan Association of San
Francisco, which has a branch office
here Mr.. Grange makes business Wis
its to Honolulu about once a year.
1t develops that Grange tried the
bribery method in the interests of pub
lie morality, to test the honesty of
members of the legislature. Grange
employed detective named Tichenor
to work with Jordan, who little. sus-
pected that his movements We're being
watched so carefully. Tichenor saw
Jordan hand a roll of marked green
backs to each of the four State Sena-
tors-Emmons, Bunl5ers, Wright and
French.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-18

The report of the Code Commission
to the Legislature, pays, in paragraph
about the printing and binding of its
work, the following handsome compli-
ment to the Gazette Company:
THE contract was awarded to the
Hawaiian Gazette Company, which was
the lowest bidder. The Commission
takes this opportunity to express it's
appreciation of the interest manifested
and the care taken by this company
and its officers and employees to pro-
duce a volume f1rst-cIass in every re-
spect. The company has not been con-
tent with merely living up to the terms
of the contract, although these were
somewhat exacting. but has at consid-
cradle extra labor and expense to itself.
done IN several respects more than
was called for by the contract in order
to present a volume of as fine an APP
pearance as possible. The volume, al
though the largest yet published in
Hawaii, was completed in time that
would compare favorably with the time
required for similar work in large
cities on the mainland
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-18
DEATH OF II. E. WAITY.
CONTINUED from page -

on King street, opposite the Advertiser
office, was sold to the Austin estate.
In May, 1895, Mr.. Damon succeeded
to Mr.. Bishops interest in the banking
firm and a month later H. E. Waity
and ]. H. Fisher became partners with
him. Mr.. Waity first entered the bank
in December, 1894. He attended the
Bankers Convention on the coast in
1903. He leaves surviving him widow,
a son, who married Miss Long and re-
sided here for some time, and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Brasch, wife of NJ. Brasch,
manager of Whitney & Marsh's dry
goods store on Fort street. Mr.. Waity
was a member of Mystic Lodge, K.
of P
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-18
PROTEST AGAINST
@. & @. STEAMERS

SAN FRANCISCO, February In
Federal circles yesterday there was a
well defined rumor to the effect that
the relations of the Occidental and ORR
entail Steamship Company with the
japanese military authorities in the
far East are to be looked into. Tt was
said by men who through their con-
nection with the Federal Government
ought to know, that the Russian Gov
eminent has protested to this Govern
ment alleging that ships of the 0. &
o. line sailing from this port have
carried contraband to the Japanese.
The Coptic. the Gaelic and the Doric
are the vessels the names Of which
were mentioned in this connection.
K. Ugeno. the japanese Consul in
this city, said last night:
Il do not know that any one has
made such a complaint. Furthermore,
I do not know that the company has
carried contraband."
Dispatches from Washington last
night related the disavowal by the
japanese Legation of any knowledge
of an investigation. Solicitor General
Hoyt into whose hands such a pro-
ceeding would come, said that he had
heard nothing of the matter.
In the face of these official denials
the report that a governmental in
vestigation is about to be made gain
ed considerable currency and in some
quarters found ready belief.