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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-04
DAILY STOCK REPORT

saturday, March 4, 1901.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-04
PASSENGERS.

PASSENGERS.
Arriving.
Per s. S. Coptc, March 3, from San
Francisco. Stop-over at Honolulu
Walter Austin, Louis Bradbury, Miss
Louisa Bradbury, @. y. Frazer, Miss
Carrie Winston, Henry Gross, w. $.
MunsOn, J. g. Millgan.
@-----s |
AT LAHAINA.
The Revenue Cutter Bear arrived at
LahaiDa Thursday afternoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-26
TO Build 4
BOAT HOUSE

The first performance Of ALA,
hama" at the Opera House, under the
auspices and for the benefit Of the
Ladies' Kunalu Rowing Club, takes
place on Thursday evening next. On
Saturday evening the performance will
be repeated.
As is well known. the proceeds ~ the
performance are to be devoted to the
erecting Of a boat house for the club
which is growing so rapidly as 10 make
the acquisition Of more commodious
quarters imperative.
The list Of persons who are inter.
esting themselves in the success OF the
performance is large and influential
one and both the Myrtle and Healani
Boat Clubs are heart and soul with the
project and will help 1t along In every
conceivable way.
The list of patronesses has already
been published and to II the name Of
Mrs. Laura Wight must be added.
The name Of Mrs. Dickey, who Is on
the mainland, should not have ap-
peared.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-26

bad hand, SO Bob McCorrisSon did the
backstop work. He showed up well
considering his lack Of practice. BY
dint Of patient waiting, he was award.
ed transportation three times, and
twice he turned the advantage into
runs. John Williams played four in.
nings In right field, but outside Of an
assist to short stop. did nothing.
The Reds went after the game In the
first session. With two down Barney
Joy drove one to deep right for three
bases and Al williams was Jackson.
on.the-spot with single, scoring the
policeman. The H. A. C.'s scored twice
in the third. Louis singled, Joy also
singled and Al Williams followed suit.
the first two scoring. The Puns gath
cred two Immediately. @. Judd sin.
gled, Woods singled and stole the rest
Of the way home. whence Judd had pre-.
coded him on the hit.
There was nothing active again until
the sixth when each team plucked OF
three. Eddie Desha was the guilty per
son. He lost control Of the ball sud
denly and inexplicably, and walked
Fernandez, Gleason and Defries In 9
row. Then Bruins popped into promi
nence with safe bingo and En- Sue
was safe when Stiles dropped his loni
fly. while three runs were registered
The Puns came right back. McCorris
ton walked, Wells reached first on A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-26
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Maui, per stmr. Claudine. June
25.-J. II. 8. Kaleo, T. A. Burning
ham. Miss f. Smith, Mrs Dickson, Miss
De Carmo, J. A. Perreida and wife.
Miss NJ. Fisher. Mrs. Richards. A. X.
Slender and 2 children. Bro. Frank. +.
p. Sargent, Jno l.. Lott. T. A. Dona.
hue. F. NJ. Bechtel. +. r. Stackable.
W. J. Hutcheon. Robt. Fraser. J. r.
Parker. Miss C. Mosser, Miss Lindsay.
Miss G. Colburn, J. p. Cooke. H. p.
Baldwin. J. II. Fisher, w. X. Schultze.
G. e. Copeland, Miss l.. T. Myers.
Mrs. Damon, Tang Young. NJ. Nakamu.
"a. s. Il. Kalama, J. II. Nui, T. b.
Lyons. Mrs. McKsague, Mrs. Cannon.
Miss Holden, VIM. II. Heen. Ed. X.
Duvauchelle, Miss On Tai, Ho Chon.
Chang Kim, Miss Snarey, Mrs. J. J.
Newcomb. b. Wsggoner. s. B. Fuji.
yama.
From Kauai ports, per stmr W. q.
Hall. June 25.-A. s. Wilcox and wife.
Mrs. II. Isenberg. F. Gay, C. W. Spitz.
Chas. Hall. b. Baldwin, II. Norman.
w. A. Kinney, b. F. Dillingham;. H. T.
Hayselden. l.. Gilbert. p. l.. Topic and
wife. II. Puuiki, Tuck Sam. All Min.
Miss NJ. Hackbarth. Capt. A. p. Nj
black. J. w. Donald. ]. A. Palmer. H.
Froehlich, W. II. Rice, Jr., w. Bailey.
W. @. Smith, w. W. Arkley, N. Sex.
emoto. II. l.. Won Wrinkle and SO deck.
From Kauai ports, per stmr. Niihau.
June 25.-Mrsf Thomas, Mrs. Toms.
Mrs Straud, Mr.. and Mrs. Kimura. and
z deck.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-26

Struck out-By Desha s, Defries 8.
Bases on balls-Desha 4, Dctries 7.
Wild pitch-Desha.
Passed ball--McCorriston.
Some Ananias had spread the report
In fandom that the Elks were going to
take life easy in the Mails game.
Along toward the end of the third in.
uing, when the sound Of Elks crossing
the home plate was like unto the pat
tering Of rain drops on tin roof. tho
young men arose and carried that
Ananias out. Take life easy! Not
thus do the Elks play baseball. Mister
Cohen planted Freitas in the box and
told him to be a good boy. The Elks
acted just shameful about It. In tho
three innings Freitas occupied the fir.
ing line. the antlered herd bombardad
him to the merry tune Of IA hits. II
was worse than a slaughter. II was a
Mukden. During the free-for.all swat.
fest every man on the team hit safe
with the exception Of Moore and Leslie.
The gallant Samuel put away childina
things such as politics and received
Hampton's warps, while Grady grazed
In the right pasture. The change work.
ed nicely. as Sam did some good work
and Grady made star catch In his ter
ritory. Sam is out Of practice, and two
successive passed ball let In the Ma.
lies only score. but he threw tn bases
with plenty Of speed and accuracy.
After Freitas had seen everything In
his repertoire converted into fattening
forage, Joe Cohen enticed Anderson
from the right garden and sent him
In to feed the animals. This Anderson
is a product of the Midwinter League
and he was SO stingy with his base.hits
that he nearly starved Richardson's
pets during his residence In the box
They got two doubles of him In the
fourth. but couldn't score until the
I seventh, when an error. wild pitch
and a passed ball let one run across
Anderson certainly made good In his
opening game and deserved to make
his appearance as q debutante undel
better conditions.
The Elks scored thrice, In the open
ing NUMBER moore 10, . nv W
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-26

Three base hits-Joy.
Two base hits-Ahrens, G. Judd.
Sacrifice hits-Woods (2).
Stolen bases-G. Judd 2. Woods 8,
Meyer, McCorriston, Louis, Joy, Glea'
son, Bruins.
Left on bases-H. A. C.'s 7. P. A.
C.'s8.
Double plays-En Sue to Gleason.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-26
The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN
DEx, published In the Saturday eulls-
tin ahd the Weekly Edition, slves .
concise and complete resume Of all To-
gal notices, calls for tenders, Juds.
ments, building permits and real 60
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
rs cents per month. Weekly Bulletin,
y DER year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-26
KAIMUkl zoo ~ NIGHT.

The Hawaiian Orchestra will play
at the Kaimuki Zoo Wednesday and
Friday evenings from 1880 until II y.
m. Take an evening ride and see the
Arc Lights and Electrical Effects In
the Fish and Turtle Pont
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-26
Sachs
Annual Clearance Sale

Since our first annual clearance sale
this yearly event has attracted more
and more interest and 10 now eagerly
awaited by the ladies Of Honolulu.
The having Of . general cleanup at
the end Of each year In all our de.
partments 10 obviously . popular
course to pursue, both from the
standpoint Of the buyer and the sell.
or. Our first annual clearance sale
was such an immense success a. to
leave no doubt - to the ACCESSIBILITY
Of repeating the experiment. This we
have done with ever Increasing sue.
cess until today.
The crowds have grown with each
successive sale and today saehs' An.
nuai Clearance Sale 10 the event Of
the year In dry goods eIrelea
For the present sale preparations
were commenced days In advance, In
order to ensure comfort Of our pat.
rons and prompt delivery Of goods, a.
we'll a. the disposal Of merchandise.
Next Thursday ur great sale begins
and we predict that II will be . rouser.
Our old customers need no Introdue.
ton to these saiea To those more
recently come among W we write
these few lines that they may know
something Of the import Of this great
est Of trade events. Specific partieu.
lars will be given In the papers Of
Tuesday next.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-26
PUNS ARE RESURRE(TfD
DEFEAT Il. 4. C.'s
In EXCITING GAME
ELks WALLoP FREiTAs FOR
THREE Gs-ANDERsON
HOLDS sLu0oERs SAFE
AFTERWARD.

The god who rules over the destinies
Of baseball players at last has smiled
on the disciples Of Punahou. After get.
ting down so far In the subway that
It began to grow unpleasantly warm.
the Puns crawled up last Saturday
long enough to squeeze eight runs over
the plate while the erstwhile cham.
pions were amassing seven. II was not
an especially fast game. but full Of free
hitting and as uncertain as next
months salary. Therefore 1t kept q
good-sized crowd full Of excitement and
Joy, and whetted their appetites for
the next game. This was a nine-round
20 between the Males and Elks. The
result was a matter of preforedestina.
| ton from the beginning. The Elks
batted Freitas out of the box in three
innings. Anderson. a likely recruit
from the Midwinter League. succeeded
him, and held the leaders to one run.
The mischief was done, however. and
the Elks finally won out by the score
Of eleven to one.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-26


In spite of numerous errors, the
Pun-H. A. G. game was plenty enjoy
able" simply because 1t was anybody's
game all the way through and also
extra innings. The Puns pulled out
ahead for the very good reason that
this bunch of hitherto non-hitting
brethren at last got their optics on the
ball and the out In the country where
Red helders were not. Defries and
Eddie Desha opposed each other In the
box and though each was hit far too
freely, the Pun twirler had all the bet.
ter of It. The champs found him eight
times, Joy sending one three-bagger In.
to the woods. The Puns Strengthened
out eleven of Defries' curves for total
Of thirteen bases, as Ahrens and G..
Judd got doubles. Judd is beginning
to find the ball frequently of late. and
last Saturday out Of four times up ha
grabbed on two singles and double.
The Puns generally got hits. Wells.
Stiles and McCorriston failed to land.
but all the others fattened their aver.
ages nicely.
Jess Woods furnished the feature OF
this game by his daring work on bases,
Captain Jess has been hitting way be.
low form this year and he seldom gets
to feel the initial bag, let alone making
the circuit. So when the Pun chief
tain gets on bases he steals or dieA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-26
MALES.

ply outclassed the Males. as the sum.
mary shows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-26

Two base hits-Cogswell, Kia. White.
Sacrifice hits-Wright, Freitas. Ev.
ers, Cogswell.
Stolen bases--Moore, Evers 3. White,
Grady 2.
Left on bases-Maile 8. Elks Z.
Double plays-Amoy-Miller to Chill.
lingworth, vanatta to Cogswell.
Struck out-By Hampton 9. Freitas
!. Anderson 2.
Hits On-Hampton 4; Freitas 10.
Anderson 2.
Bases on balls-Hampton I.
Hit by pitcher-Simpson.
Wild pitches-Freitas l, Anderson L.
Passed balls-Leslie 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
FOR EXCHANGE

2-SEATED carriage for good horse or
single buggy. ]. Levine, 30i No. 18th.
Tel. III Z-M2e5
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
66 1873

On 10th ST., south OF Union depot. with a
9-room house, fne shade, shrubbery. lots OF
fruit room to build another house, owner
paid $500 for lot alone. The entire prop
erty offered for the next few days at the
low price of $500 Don't fail 10 inVesti-
gate this quick or you will lose out.
Payne, bostWick & Co.
Sixth Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25

make your proportions.
7OO-2Z2 Pierce St. Sox91 IT,. rooms. city
water.
S5o--84iS Jackson St.. S3x124 IT,. 4 rooms.
city water.
siOoo,3ll7 Jackson ST., Ssxl2I IT,. 4 rooms.
city water.
S16OO-Near Path and Leavenworth. rooms.
q good repair, fine new plumbing, sewer,
"a, "a wafer g5ss and gas. close in. cheap.
N'S-lZ2 5. 9th. rooms modern except
furnace. 5oxl5o #. lot, new building,
'l5Oo-27th and Binney St.. 122xiz IT,, 6
rooms.
$1sOO-lS610 Hamilton St.. neat 7-room house.
5Oxl0 II. lot, modern except furnace
SlSU-l7N Ontario St, 10Ox120 IT. neat g.
room house, large grounds, south part
OF town
s1750-132O Park Ave, 4 story. s-room and
one Broom. Choice location. A snap
N7OO-212 Burt ST., 3ix16l it.. neat Groom
house, modern except furnace. Rents
for sls per month. Very cheap.
SOO-250S Cunning St, 5ix124 IT., rooms, a
decided bargain.
$1s00-2902 Blonde St, 156x134 IT.. 2-story.
lO-room house, new roof, newly painted,
good repair and biggest bargain and
the most house for the money that
you ever saw and you will say so when
you see II. The view from this house
is worth the trip TO look at 1t.
'A5o-l37 Pinkney St., 5oxl24 IT,, rooms.
modern.
s275O-iSg7 Pinkney St.. 5Ox124 IT,, s rooms,
modern.
s275O-19l1 Pinkney st., 6Ox124 IT.. rooms.
tSOCO-9Ol5 Pinkney ST.. 5Oxl24 IT, rooms,
modern.
ss25O-zl5 Emmett St.. 5Ox124 IT.. rooms,
modern.
tsSOO-16l8 Lathrop ST., 5ox124 IT,, 8 rooms,
modern.
s35Oo-1626 Spencer St., corner, S4x124 7
rooms, modern.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25

s365O-1JO3 Georgia Ave. corner OF Wool
worth, 5Ox100 IT., s rooms, modern
house, fine repair, and a decided bar
gain any old terms.
s55OO--554 s 35th Ave. corner. S0xlS0 IT,,
beautiful view, Groom house, modern,
hardwood finish with $50 IT, new per-
manent walk. owner leaving city.
Ready to do business and do 1t quick.
1T is Up TO YOt TO DO BUSINESS
ON ANY OF THESE PROPERTIES.
THEY HAVE GOT TO GO AND THEY
ARE GOING. NOW WHAT WILL YOU
DO?
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
. VACANT
FARNAM STREET INVESTMENTS

5000 for well-Constructed 3-story and
basement brick building, 22X132 feet, in busi-
ness district Renting for 81 ESQ per year.
800 90 for 4-story brick building, 4ix132 feet.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
Sarpy County, Neb.

1G0 acres miles west - Springfield well
places in that famous country. Price. $50
per acre.
500 acres north of La Platte, small inn
provements, 100 acres of this land is as
line as any in the county and worth Sl25
an acre; balance good, but rolling. Price,
$40 per
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
tLarTiSOn COuntY. Iowa.

leo acres 51a miles from Dunlap, good Z
room house, barns, milk house and all out
buildings; 80 acres in corn and oats; 40
grass pasture. Every foot can be farmed
if desired. Well watered and altogether
one of the finest places in the state:
Price $S5 per acre. Would take small
dwelling in Omaha as part payment. bal
anCp cash
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
WALKING DISTANCE
BARGAINS,

Large modern residence, rooms besides
alcoVe, bath and attic; best open plumb
Ing, new furnace. newly papered, 221S Cass
Nearl. new S-room modern residence, CRATE
and mantel, parquetry floors, large bevel
plate plate mirror % cost 60 gso SsO' rents at $40 per
. seven-room modern house seven blocks
, from p. o. Price, $500
New 6-room house. modern, nice corner,
New Groom house, 2765 Webster. key at
- ONCE. Price, 81, 600.
On Gst near Leavenworth, rooms, mod
ern except furnace, rents $3.50 per month.
Price, s. 900; small cash payment.
On Gath near Davenport rooms, modern
except furnace. Price, $3.50
Five rooms, 33xs4 feet, 1908 Cass St. Price,
N,lUo Small payment.
INVESTMENTS
, Double brick hat with 1OOx132 feet OF
SSyTound 201S-l5 Douglas St; rentals $50 per
xSonth; space for another double fiat.
Price, $l2, 900.
Double brick fiat fronting Hanscom park.
1735-37 Park Ave. Price, $500
Northeast corner 2lst and Grace, cot
tages, in fair condition, excellent location.
Three houses, 18th and Pacific rentals
s3S per month. Price, $500.
326 per, month. Price, $3.50. Small cash
Capitol Ave. near Path, lO-room house, ex.
cellent location. rents for SIS per month
Price, $3.50; $500 cash.
BEMlS PARK
East front. large lot S-room house; this
is a very attractive place, house built only
a few years and in fne condition; beautiful
lawn, shade, shrubbery and fruit in abun
dance Price, only 5000
Just south of the park on $th St, new
complete. modern 7-room house, attractive
interior, everything the very best; will rem
for SIS per month; ready for occupancy
about August /. Price, $500.
Good 9-roon house 3q2S n. 22d furnace
large lot fruit and shruhbery; house cos
$500 20 build. Price, $500.
FARMS
Half section In Franklin county at
bargain; only $500.
Quarter section in Franklin county, onll
Sl250 per acre. Full description on applica
ton.
w. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
1920 Farnam St. RE-502 %
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25

2241a feet frontage California 3d
tfu piece ground which would subdvde five choice lots
5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
American
Real Estate
lnStallnnent
Company
\ Incorporated under the laws of Nebraska)
Capitalized for S500,000.
SUITE 3O5, n. Y. LIFE BUILDING.

We will buy city property, town lots and
farm lands. Omaha city property
speciality. Money to loan at lowest
rate of interest. We take entire
charge of real estate property, collect
rents, etc Special attention given to
this branch OF business.
We have high grade, giid-edged invest
ments paying high rate of interest,
secured by tirst-class real estate. If
you have dwellings or store buildings
for rent we will make a special effort
to rent property of this kind. Terms
very reasonable.
Personal and prompt attention given to
all branches of our business. ~
RE-407 25x
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
FOR SALE-FARMS
Boone County. Neb.

)60 acres stock farm, 31h miles from town.
30 acres alfalfa; 10 acres bronze grass, 40
acres cultivated, 800 acres pasture-the
best in the state. improvements cost $500
last year. Price $3.50 per acre cash. 1t
is worth $15 of anybody's money.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Payne Investment Company,
Omaha, Neb.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Tel. 1881.
First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg.

First Floor n 7. Life Bldg. Tel H8L
front
1926 St. cota fronts
and anxio SELL
strictly modern
|
Place surely this 1t has
goodb sou front.
Groom al modern house,
VACANT
specials all pad fine surround
a
in
Of
o sell
Parkd
Boulevard
subdivision Price $1,000
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
FOR FLATS

S2,5Oo-eoxl4O feet, east front on 18th, 20 feet
south Of Jackson St.
s550o-9GxlO feet, Park Ave, 25O feet south
of Leavenworth, with frame cottage.
S2300-64xl28 feet, west front on 26th Ave,
100 feet south of Dewey Ave. specials
paid, a big bargain, very choice.
S5500-N w. corner Park Ave. and Farnam
St, lis feet on Farnam St, 80 feet
deep; choice corner.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
VACANT

9Oo-5Ox13O feet south front on Boyd St,
go feet west of I'D; $50 cash, $40 per
month, per cent interest.
25o-5Ox130 feet, N. f. corner 4th and
Boyd SITS. $50 cash. $40 per month,
per cent interest.
45O-lOOx13O feet, s. E. corner 3ith and
Taylor St, SlOO cash, SIS per month, .
s 2OO-N. W. corner S5th and Cass SITS. 5Ox
12S feet
5 225-62xi65 feet, near 45th and Cunning,
lies fine.
5 375-N y. corner 36th and Decatur Sts.,
6Ox125 feet, lies fine.
S1200-5Oxl79 feet, on 33d, near Poppletcn
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
FARMS

Half section in Franklin county at
bargain; only $500.
Quarter section in Franklin county. only
$3.50 per acre. Full description on applica-
tion.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
GEORGE & COMPANY,

1901 Farnam ST. Phone 756.
5000 for $50 Dodge ST., S-room modern
large barn, lot AAx13O feet Choice loca-
tion.
house. in good condition, oak finish first
feet. Easy terms.
$4,000 for $50 S. 26th Ave, Groom. 2-story
location and close in, lot 32xl2S feet. Rea-
s., 80 for Dr. i5ii i Georgia Ave, S-room house,
shade, near Hanscom park lot 5Oxl42 feet.
S3,700 for S. w. corner 40th and Nicholas
SITS, new S-room 2-story modern % square tnn,
special taxes paid. Easy terms.
$500 for 256S Burt St, Groom cottage, all
modern furnace heat o open plumbing On IN
easy terms; lot 30x16S feet.
s2,4OO for 2SO3 ,Woolworth Ave. 7-room,
terms. $500 cash, balance s2i.s5 per month,
including interest and principal.
$500 for 3l6 N. 25th St. S-room house,
modern except heat in good condition, near
81 800 for 1905 Corby St. Groom house city
water, sewer and gas, in best of condition
si,75O for S14 N. 25th St. 4-room cottage.
city water, sewer and gas, close in, in best
ST. 800 for 245s s. 10Th ST.. good broom cot
tage. nearly new. lot 2Sx154 feet
1900 for 1918 N. 34th St, 5-room cottage.
near school ana car llne' CITY wafer, etc'
500 cash. balance SO per month and in
terest. Submit us Offer.
$3.50 for S516 Parker St, Groom cottage.
good we'll and cistern water; part cash,
balance 80 per month.
VACANT
s2,250 for 1sOx21 feet, n. E. corner Goth
and Ontario Sts. on grade. 49, -
S2 900 for 50x13O feet, east front on 4Cth St.
205 feet S. Dewey Ave. Choice location.
ST. 500 for 10-acre block in Benson, on Mill
tary road, blocks from car.
500 for "a 6xll5 feet west front on 41st St,
| 46S feet north of Davenport St, lots,
graded.
FARNAM STREET INVESTMENTS S
SIS 600 for well-constructed 3-story and
basement brick building, 22xl32 feet, in bust
, ness district. Renting for sI60 per year.
RE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
MUST OBEY
The LAW
CORPORATION COUNSEL Git.
LIAM NOTIFIES BOARD THAT
s-AouR LAW rs VALID

once more city contractors are 70
be compelled to obey thr hour law
unless the board Of works. with rua-
tomary HrrFility 20 the contractors
allows further violation Of thr city
charter and the stale statute. As
fprreaatcd IN The stnr. Corporations
Counsel Gillian. IN the written
opinion given q she board this
morning. holds that the state law
ia constitutional that It always
has been. and that the contracts q
contractors Who refuse 10 observe
IL should be revoked
More than three weeks ago TIE
board instructed Secretary UuEleY
10 ask the corporation counsel his
opinion Of the matter owing 70
unrNpIaiuahiv drrciietiou uf duty.
uusiey did not make the fequrat
until Monday. but GILLIAN. with un-
usual prpmrinsHa. sent his reply 70
the board thia morning
Gillian states that the recent de-
eiuiau 81 the supreme court. 10
which the statute ard an Of it, pro-
visions are held % be vaiih applies
% this city The case Ia question
vas Appealed 20 the supreme court
b a spokane contractor. -. lost
his case and was obliged g. submit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08

,Aa house ~ representatives today
.. oitnexs the formal canvass OF the
sis,,aral vote Tor president aud vice
president
The tuo houses met. a. usual ~
roon and precisely az I O'Clock a
r,ssssuker notified the senate that
,hs lover house Was ready. The
s~nafs adjourned aud the memhera
oled out. two abreast. led BY Ser
F.aat Arms Ransdeil Following
cei Rausdell came President Pro
Tan Frye and behind him were
foHr pagus. bcaFlus two ornamental
hoxrs containing The electoral vote.
The arrival 81 the senator At the
horse vas a signal fer Speaker
cannon and the other SIS members
Al the loser house 60 rise from their
s~ts and remain standing until the
members Of the senate were seated
Speaker Cannon surrendered the
mvel 10 President Pro TEN Frye.
Who announced that the Two houses