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La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
Desert LAM. Finsi 1reof-noties tes
EusIicstioa.
rNIrrp sr.rr. Laxp or

UNITED sTAIE- LAND oFFiCE Z
PrEsLo, CoLo Nos.ash-r 1. 1876
NOTICE II HEREBY GItEN THAT
~ Marian W Ncinfyr-, A,-ixn~- Of Sophie
b-orss. Of Drawer. Colorado. has tiled notice of
intcntioG To make prs-pf his ds--~rt-lsnd
claim No ~. for the east half southeast guar
ter. -outh x--t quarter --yuth-A-t quarter
southeast quarter -.yeth~ quarter. section
,; northwest quarter, section ~ township =
-1uth. range - N~st, before the United States
Land pfiio- at Pueblo. Colorado, Tue -sisy 4,
the Isxb DAP of Dec-mt-rr issn.
HI. name the foiloGing witnesses to prove
the complete IRRIGATION and reels nation 81 said
Land; EaSebe Bell. Wm. n. Choxan. &. l..
>-slsy. all Of La JuntA. Colorado; H A Nc
iutyre, 0f Drawer. Colorado.
:. A ABBEY, Register.
FIRST pa blicatiau. Noysmt-rr :. iis6.
Last publication. D--c.ult--r Is, rsG.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
no,iee Ct 1sy~en, Of sesss.

Notice j. h.reby given that ~iii b. pr.IArsi
to t,ax the soilosiEs b-ids issued by the Couuty
ssf Dt-rss in the STATE Of Colorado. in -ztisfac
tiasi 81 Judgment D--e-mb-F issh. is,@. at the
of.ie. Of tn. county treasurer at La Junfs, Cod
orado OF at the Chemical National Bank n the
city 81 N-E York. at th- option of the holder.
Interest thu h-sfd- stu erase thirty daY-
from dai- of first puhlicafion-
Bod No, II, siost0
h.sud No 4. 1000
Bond No. Is lfssaO
q A. HEERBOHM-
Treasurer Of Ot.fo county. ColoFaio
Ia Janta Coia-- November Eth Is-l-
First Isuhliratipa, Nov. l., iisf-
Lat fsslhl llrstiau. I.-c IL I-i-
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
Sidewalk 0oties-

La yrSr,- CoLo, November & tsu5.
To MRS DELLA BRINkNANs YOU
are hereby notified that by resolution
passed On " sy Il. issr. the City Council Of the
City Of La Jgnts ordered the Gu -tru~tioa Of a
-iS-xslk 90 Illinois stree; the north side IL
Lot l. black Al. h-louxins - you. and ths; hy
the terms of th- Ordinance you required Ia
construct ssid sidewalk within fifteen days of
the date Of service of this uotle- Gt-ln ,.sG-
J. 4. HARRINGTON.
street Con missioner. City OF La Juura-
flrst publication. November II iSrt
Last pnhlicatisn- November II. iass
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22

STATE oF CoLoRADo. II rHK
Gou~rY - oIEno - uIsrEIg-r Cot-Rr
LYDIA GARDNER Piaiatls.
2. n MING. D-seuaaat
The People - the STATE - Coiorssla. =, r u.
iNtis
Nau ar~ h@rahr rerui-si ~ arrss- in an
sctinn trssuzhf against ~ fhs sn-sxe named
plaintiff In the District tasIrt - pte-n ssunfy.
therein within twenty DAYS after the -ervie-
hers-af. y -erve-i 9lttin tkis tounty. ~. u
-rrVe1 est - tbs tes1lry % Nv l5ssh -stissri.
within thirty Gays aft~r the za-vie- he-v-sf
exriu~ire - the sss - zervics. o. isfisrsert ~
si-fault vii - taken ysu sers.-dl 7rx
the cosaElainf IN the shas. eutiti-zss acsi.t n.
at -~rvet Wfft th1= n tn. s~rvfrr
h~ nsd@ cuf of tar STATE th-n fan DAYS ssfi-
ticusi ~ the ss@ kereirtsfore sf-rffi.-s Ger
thr takiEr - Jrss<useuf ~ i-fsuif zfo-~-ai "a
The -aid srriesz J. h-oae*f - --~uv@- iuzse-
rs~uf for the sun % s7Hs and Interest f-.s-.
April 1t Ia, fe- ~nsrk ard Aah-pr r-.rfs-r---
hy TIE rlsinri@s - th~ r-sn--r - rt@ d~f~rs-
sat. sd fo~ the fl-rh~r ss-n ef So s1.s inter
E.lsirtiH Wfl nus-e fally srFes- f-ss-n the
co-u pl4int - zsii arriel- - ksf -afA-e-rs l.
h.re uuss- srd oepy 81 Shsct = hl-i q this
ka.i VOC A. he--sls soslsea ,sat r ysa ga
- aFres-- s-1 - snz1er re $40 -ss--r lsf-- a.
ssor~ r=-tai--sf, rse ssia nlairri1 Eili take
glt<nea- seA-z=r yan - 6eszul- seca-s7rae -
tte payer - ~ cas-- f,isl-st
eu-s anli-- ~ hsu6 so z-zl - $50 C.s----
= Il @ar-a- = ss11 toGu-F t-l- "a Gay of
III FEAECF
L<EsLI q l~rk - - fr---a-- Cert
- 49, ea-lal-l- Nars--H- = T@7
La=r Fu1li-s-5ei-- D-c--ser - r-5
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
Desert Land. Fnsi proof--hoties for
Publication.
rsIrrn sTAIL. L.Np on

TsTfEn STAII~ LAND OFFIfE {
PUEBL0, CoL8 November q. if.l5
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN Thai
~ Geors- stuart Henry, Of Denver, Color ado.
has filed natice of intsutlau to make pro-sf ou
hi. de-erf-lABd claim No. ~. Tor the -"gtt
half -ectiau =. toSn-hip = south, rsnE~ a
west. t-rfure the Uuit-d state Land Offc- At
rn.tslo. Coiorado. ou Monday th. i.th day u
D-c~mheT. iiss.
~. nsnss the foll1wins witnesses tn prove
III. oompl.t. iFrisrztioa aud reclA natiou os aid
land. Ellen e. H-nry, 81 D-uscr Colorssius
Ths.-doFs e. HsnFy 81 D.uF.r. tolprsdof q l.
sselsy. Of La Juuts. Colar4tog Geors. a. Nil
sure. sf La Juuta Colorado
: 4. ABBEY. Registrrs
first publication. Noyemh<r : is5.
Last publication. D-csu her D.. Ifsf.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
Desert LAND. Fiosi Proof Notice ses
1ubiie ssioW.
r>IIEn srtrrs LkSp OFFIct
HJkHlo. Cole. Nos.mber 6. tss6

rNIIEn srtrrs LAND OFFIcN [
rJkHlO. Cote. November 6. tssf
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Ellen Z Henry. 81 D.nver, Colorado. has
il@i notice of intention to make pr,-f on his
ds-.rt land claim No. ~. for the -4suth~e-t
quarter. section "a northwest quarter, section
=. township > south. range - west, before the
Ipitssi State Land of'ie- AZ Pueblo. Colorado,
ga Monday the 18th day Of December. 1905.
lie narne- the foilo~ins witnesses to prove
the eofnpl.ie irrigation snd reclamation of I'D
land: Z. l.. -.el.y. of La Jnnta, Colorado:
Theodare q, Henry, of Denver. Colorado
c-.prs~ : Henry. Of D-nyer, Colorado. Georx.
A. kllgore. uf La Junta Colorado
= A. ABBEY. Register.
FIRST publication. November =. ISM.
Last Qualification, December is. iisn.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
Notice for Ru hlicStio0.

UNITED susIE- LAND OFFICE IT {
FUEELo. Colo, Nos-m b--r Il. 10.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ folio~ la IA med settler has fled notiee Of
his intention IA make final prod in support
Of his ella m. and that aid proof vii b. a aus
t<forr the clerk Of the district court al La
Junta, Colorado, On January = lss, VIZ
g--t quarter, section 3 toWnship - south.
rans- = west
He uAule= the fnlloElns WttIl@sses To prove
hi- cantinuous residence uT-uu and cultivation
of aid Land. yiEs Allen Hoore- L.~is stanton.
aries ". Harrison. all Of La Junfa, fola-
rsdo. " llliasn h. Mo-Brs. Of Rocky Ford. Colo
rsdo-
sA ABBEY. Resistsf-
FIRST putli icatluH. Nos~mi-r = I'sH.
Last publication. December =. I.s-
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
Sidewalk aotiee-

La JpNIs. CoLo.. November 8 49,.
TO J. N JOHNS; lOU ARE HEkEBY
rofit--f that by resolution I.s----d 90 No
E-mt~r o, iSf.. the City Council Of the City II
La Junts ordered the construction Of side
~alk GU Granada street the norrh side Of
L.,< l. klsrk 5. b-ioasin. to you- and that by
the terms of the Ordinance you are r--,uir-d to
construct aid sidewalk within fifteen days Of
the date of --rsic~ of this not ice ut-.a you
J. A HARRINGTON
str~~t fonmis- lon~r City Of La Junra.
First publicztioz. Nosemt-rr II. issrL
Last pablie4tion- Noyenh-r IL. Issl-
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
WEDNESDAY, NOV. -, 1905.

- -. A JUNTA i a city Of 100 pop.
- nlstl"H and the county --at "i
@ g: /; r.: / ;::f a: !. ];
sek@ milss southeast q D-n,s,' - :;
miles north and east Of Trinidad. u h- santa
Fs Railroad Com pauy -Ip~nded ss"ep ~ $50.
for permanent construction ~ofs. Consisting gi
naehin- sbots-. -t8rshouss. addition To- round
house, foundry and extensive esr-b"p-- The slti-
tod. Is 4O.5 s~.f aud the climate, taken the
ye.~ round i. un-BrIz---d- Almost constant
-.lu-hiu@ eharactsrizss the winters and a - hDily
cloudy daY j. a rarity. La Junts has all the
metropolitan convenience needed 10 city oi
- ns population. including many mile. of
bric. sidewalk. perfect > stem of sanitary
s-~sras-. an electric LIGHT plant whtrh -ufs
plies an sildsy sEid all -nigtt -.rsios, water
xorks owned - the city, plant Tor the manu-
fzctur. 81 artitrial ice three rural fr. ds4ifrrf
routes, fire department. Telephone y -tsn WITH
100 su,s-e RI h-.r-, free sIrhanse With h"Sky
Ford, and hong distance connections With any
Part % the tate zcho-l system sHc-lled %
% city la the state employing tN-ntl --ffeL
teacher ia - ten rturrhs- httss-n -ecrrt
and fratsfual ORDER. tao htukH, s%itsn sSfltAI
and sis'tao d-I-f-itsi three us~-pap~ "i~rs
house Of 20 eating capacity, hrics plant q
20. daily capacity. manufacturing t--t guAl
ity Of yitritesf brick tuur mil - - taTf'l-
daily chuaclty Itapian Cement hlnck rant
employ iug twruty five m~u5 canning taet"fi
--suud lars.-t Iu the -tats. 10 Tact, L. SuhtH
3. - ths br-t towns - IT. size in the tate
- Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
Desert Land. Finsi 1roof-he,iee Tor
1uoIicStion.
r>Irup sTAIr- LAND OFFICE
PUEBI4o. toLo., November 4. liss5
l. HEREBY GIVEN THAI

rNIrUp sIAIr- LAND OFFICE 1
PUtBIJo. CoLo, November I. IsB 4
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ William :. Burdick. ~ D-Byer. Colorado
has filed notice Of int-ntion to make pr.p,f
on his d--ert-land claim No. 81, for the east
half northeast quarter; southwest quarter
northeast quarter; -onthss~t quarter north.
We-t quarter. and southeast quarter. section
q. township - south, ranee - west. b.for- tho
Uuitsd state Land Ofiice at Pueblo. Colorado,
on Tuesday. the Isth day of D-c-nt.r. isn.
He name the following witnesses 10 prove
th- complete ifrigstiou and reclamation % said
land Eus-ne Bell VIM. N. ChoWsu. &. l..
~szslsy all 81 La Junta. Colorado. n A Nc.
Intyrs, Of Drawer, Colorsdo,
>. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. November = issB.
Last puhlicatiou. D-c.u uhsr IL 1876.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-22
Ssmmoes-

STATE oF COLORADO. II rHE
tuuNrN - pTEnn - UIsrETgr Coz ar
LYDIA GARDNER Plaiatss.
- tsUNMoNs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
DRAY AND HORSES
lost IN A BOG

A very expensive accident occurred
yesterday afternoon, when dray and
three horses belonging to Hustace &
Co. foundered in bog on the road
leading from behind the Kalihi pump
ing station to the Government quaran
,.ne station crematory. One Of Hus.
faces men had delivered load OF
lumber at the station and was return.
ing to town in the wake of a hearse
when the driver lost the very narrow
trail and the whole outfit - dray,
horses and driver-went into the pond.
The driver extricated himself and a
number of natives who answered the
calls for help succeeded in rescuins
one of the horses. but the other three
were beyond help and drowned. The
dray and the lost animals are still at
the bottom of the pond but efforts
will be made today to fish the outfit
out. The horses were very valuable
ones.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
AORANGi ARRIVES.

The Royal Australian mail steamer
Aorangi arrived in port last evening
from the Colonies with 1l2 passengers
on board and an exceptionally large
cargo for Canada, the principal items
of which are fruit, wool, fur skins, but.
ter, frozen mutton, hemp and onions.
She brought 100 crates of onions and
IA boxes Of butter for Honolulu
Eight passengers arrived at Honolulu
on the vessel. They are Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Richardson, Mrs. +. A. Simpson,
Mrs. A. NJ. Simpson. Mrs. Hannah Dodd
and three boys. The Aorangi passed
the Miowera on February "a. She ar.
rived at Tanning Island at 1850 a m.
March 8 and found all well there. She
sailed from the Bishop wharf for Brit
fsh Columbia ports at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
MEETING NOTICE.
PACIFIC 0UANo & FERTILIZER
COMPANY, LTD.

A Special Meeting Of the Stockhold-
ers of the PACIFIC GUANO & FER
TILIZER COMPANY will be held at
the Office Of II. Hackfeld & Co., Limited.
Honolulu. on Saturday. the 18th day Of
March, 1905. at 10 o'clock a. m. for
the purpose Of considering amendments
to the Charter and such other business
as may come before the meeting.
Honolulu, March 9Th. 1905.
f. KLAMP,
Secretary.
scotsman. 0. Is, II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
AND MURDER
PENALTIES ASKED ABOUT BY
JONES'.
CONTINUED from PAGE IL


that an acquittal is not contemplated
and that the jury is now disagreeing
with regard to the degree. Rumors
with regard to the standing Of the jur
ors have been very persistent but ow.
ing to the care. with which they have
been guarded. It does not seem probable
that the rumors are based on lacts
1t was thus commonly reported that
'ast night the jury stood nine for con.
viction and three for acquittal. What
seems, however, to be the most prob
able is that the great majority is for
manslaughter In the second degree
with one, or possibly two, holding out
Tor murder in the second degree.
Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
SENATE TAKES Up
sunday LAW Again
NINETEENTH DAY.


At 10 o'clock this morning the Ben.
ate convened. all the Senators being
present
The Board Of Commissioners Of Ag.
riculture and Forestry submitted Its
report.
The House concurrent resolution
that the Education Committees Of both
houses constitute q joint committee to
investigate the charges made by the
Grand Jury against the Board Of Edu.
cation was adopted.
Coffee Resolution.
The Lands Committee reported on
the House Concurrent Resolution re-
lating to bounty on coffee, stating
that It believed the resolution in its
present form was class legislation.
The general object Of the resolution
was found good, however, and reso-
luton was offered In It's place. showing
the need Of protection and including
the following resolution:
Resolved. that we respectfully petit
ton the Congress Of the United States
to impose duty on all coffee imported
from foreign countries into the Unit.
Gu states OF IN iieu thereoi 10 pro'ioe
d suitaoie po"nty u oe paiu 10 the
producers of coffee within the United
states, 10 the emu that great internal
agricultural industry may be created
anu the nation iurther become seif
supporting
Ibis ID 10 De forwarded py the Gov
ernor 10 the PRESIDENT ana congress.
anu also 70 the Deiegate Win the re
quest tnat ne present II 10 congress.
Inc report was aaoptea'
H,Io wants mueh'
bishop introduced an ACT reiatins
inc ihte!nai ta~a''oh. rasseo hrst
read'hs ny titie.
Lane introduced an ACT providing
lor tne taxation OF pubic irahchiseS
raised nrst readihg ny ute'
Do"sett gave NOTICE Oh DILL IN De-
nan OF tue administrat,on' providing
LUZ 'he 'aAa''oh vi ,eaSeho'os' rassea
"rs' reau'ns ny Ute
oro~h ihtrouucea nine resolutions
lor various appropriations 70 De insert
gu III lhe Loan n'ii ior roaus, pridses
e.''' III i'io district raris ihtrouuc
1u similar resolution ior mona heeos
helerreu u various Committees.
picNey ohereu RESTITUTION that the
iieaS"rer pe asheu various questions
WIN iesaru " tne state Vi hhuhces IN
na9e Tue Couhty pi', pass pu. w'thorew
~ as MeSaiuless s'a'eu 'na' .he same
'Aiori'ia''oh "ouiu SOON oe ior'ncoih'
'"s' !,
"A petition from oouth mona asked
mat items oe 'nserteu III the Loan BIZ
ior various roaus' Reterreu 10 LahdS
oo.h,,i''ee'
ACTION On senate Dill a. reiatihg 10
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
reading unanimously.

reading unanimously
The House bin providing for the re.
t,rn NJ summops was referred 10 the
Judiciary Committee.
Tho House hin proyidinr for the
making NJ wr,ts was referred IN the
Judiciary Committee.
, :,
INC ,'ouso I'm " poi'o.o sne Vie
pay y, 'he y. .. mas was ie'e''''
!" INC m'sce''aheouS oon''ii''ee'
A petition was read from the Chi
nese community asking for an appro
priation for the Chinese Hospital.
chairmen for Delegations.
Bishop offered a concurrent resolu.
ton that the President of the Senate
and the Speaker of the House select
member from each island as a chair.
men of his delegation whose duty IL
should be to call meetings of their de.
legations and finally To report To the
Loan Committee regarding the distrt
hutton Of their resnective nronortions
Tho hills relating IN tho anpo,rt.,
mont of agents N grant r,orrjaoo n.
censes and REGULATING the navment NJ
Iicepse ,ees we're roferrod N Tho Woyo
and MANS Comm,ttee Tho Act nro,
vidiny for a poard os Imm,.rat;on NO,
referred IN the MisceIlaneons Com
mittee
Trin a k,,,,n.n.
The Health Comm,ttee re,or,ed nm
the trim m Ka,aunana stating tbot an
agreeable understard,ng had haon
reached with tho pres,dart =, ,ho
Roard n, uea,,b Tho K,ror hoa hoon
offered for the trim for saoo ana tbs
dav act for March 10 Passes could
no issued Tho senate should nav
half the exnenses R,sbon snove
against issuing passes 10 n er,.ot
many neonle IN nm with Tho senatoro
KaIama said thar tho presider, q, Tho
Roard of UoaItb had wished not to
have masses issued but an understand.
ing had been reached that the Health
commi,tees NJ both HONG. bod tn
ac, on the masses and those who nh.
tained masses were allowed IN tho cor.
raj only paris said the onIv neonI,
who sbou,d no allowed nasses should
ba medical men members and roIo.
tiyes of inmates, me BOARD should
have the mower IN Issue the nasses
Acbi said n steamer bad heo, oh,.,n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
EXCURSION TO VOLCANO.

There will be an excursion to the
Volcano tomorrow by the s, s. Mauna
Loa, the return to be made on the
Kinau week from Saturday. Tickets
covering all expenses are being sold by
Trent & Co. 93S Fort street, for $4,000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Per stmr. Aorangi, for Victoria, d.
c., March 9.--Mr and Mrs. A. II.
Pratt, John Smiton, J. Elderts. John
Elderts. George Elderts, Rev. Mr.. Clin-
ton, J. MacAdam, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Wilcox. l.. Harrison, Mrs. A. Petrie,
Mrs. A. German, c. Zeihn, A. Lokim.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
NEW TO-DAY
MEETING NOTICE.
HONOLULU CRICKET CLUB.

The annual meeting of the Honolulu
Cricket Club has been called for Mon
day, March 18th. 1905, and will be held
at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel at s
o'clock y. m. on that date.
JAS. r. NJ. MACLEAN.
Secretary Honolulu Cricket Club.
Honolulu, March 8, 1905. 3018-2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
scotsman. Q. 10. 81.

Gandall.
Sunday Law Up Again.
Bishop moved for reconsideration
of the Sunday law, He did SO, he said,
at the request of an ex-member of the
Senate. The motion carried and the
clerk was asked to notify the House
that the bill would be re-considered.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
DEPARTED.

Wednesday, March 8.
u. s. A. T. Thomas, Lyman, for San
at y. m.
Stmr. Noeau, Peterson, for Kauai
ports, at p. m.
Stmr. Iwalani, Piltz, for Kauai
ports, at 6 p. m.
Thursday, March 9.
CA. 8. s. Aorangi, Phillips, for Vic
toria, b. c.. at 10 a. m.
U. s. 8. Iroquois, Niblack, for Pear
Harbor, at 10 a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From the Colonies, per s. s. Aoran-
81, March S.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Richr-
son, Mrs. T. A. Simpson, Mrs. A. NJ.
Simpson, Mrs. Hannah Dodd and three
boys.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
SAILING THIS AFTERNOON.

U. s. A. T. Logan, Stintsen, for Ma.
Mia, at 3 p. m.
Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, for Kauai
ports, at 8 p. IN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record Mar. 8, 1905
From 10:3o .. m. to 4 p. m.

From 10:30 q. m. to 4 p. m.
Gilbert Waller by atty to LON Chow
................. IL
Mika and WI to George ......... ID
Kahuai WV to Kamakaualani Hodge
'.'''''.'.....' ''.'.... ~
Marie r Won Holt to Kuualoha Spen-
Kuualoha Spencer and hsb to Wal.
ter II Bradley . ................M
Entered for Record Mar. o, 1905,
From 8 a. m. to 10: 30 a. m.
Joseph Kalaina to Geo w Mahikoa. ID
S Shaw ct al to Cecil Brown tr. TrS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.

Wednesday, March 3.
CA. s. s. Aorangi, Phillips. from
the Colonies, 10 p. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
WEATHER REPORT
u. 8. Weather Bureau once,
Young building.

March Q, 1905.
Temperatures-6 a. M, &C: a. m,
GS: 10 a. m, 73; noon, 70; morning
minimum. 81.
Barometer, a. M, 1896: absolute
humidity, a. M, $685. grains per GU.
bic foot; relative humidity, $ a. m, ~
per cent; dew point, s a. m, 60.
Wind-6 a. m. velocity 8. direction
N; s a. m. velocity 6, direction NV;
10 a. M, velocity 4. direction N;
noon. velocity s, direction NE.
Rainfall during "a hours ended
s a. m, 90 inch.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon, IoO miles.
ALEX. NC. ASHLEY,
Section Director United States
Weather Bureau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
BORN.

KENTWELL-In this city, March ..
1905. to Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Kent
well. a daughter.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

on the slightest provocation in anv oor,
pany whatever.
IN the days OF Sheridan IL was oo,-
sloered good form for the gallant gan-
tienlah TO consign himself 10 Derdi+ior.
piecemeal. or as a whole, while pavine-
uioule 10 the charms of the ladies with
Whom he was conversing. The rot,,p.I
Mr. Plckwick himself was not averse 10
using Judcious oath while in the most
charming society Thackeray. I'm ner-
son and IN his novels, let drop swesr
words occasionally that would not now
De tolerated in a gentleman's parlor
There was a famous and brilliant Iau,-
yer in Charleston, who ffourished not
long oe--~@s the outbreak of the civil
war, who swore plausibly, artisticalIv
and easily In polite company, and told
risque stories IN the most select circles
and he was accounted among the most
delightful company to be found within
the broad expanse of the country.
In the good old days' of Iona, ago a.
was regarded as gentIeman's nrivj-
lege TO swear. and If his oaths were
nicely chosen no offense was felt II
Is not so now. Not that profanity is
obsolete, but it is pretty nearly so I'm
polite society. 1t is principally INDUCED
in by uncultured persons or by the tipsv
Occasionally the gentleman may let slim
an oatn under provocation, but IN sucb
instances he Is careful to note thar
There Is no woman within earshOt The
d OF the dinner table, or In the
craving room is unknown in these mod
ern ana better days. Men have a high
er and liner respect for women for
themselves. and for the language than
in former times.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
PROFANITY ON DECLIN
SINCE USE OF ST. ANG
Vernacuar Improved by Elimination of '"Cuss" Words
through JudlcIous Abuse of Kings EngIish-Cnt
cism of Simple Simon Simple Answered.

The famous creation OF Sig Saute the
bombastic circus man OF Nixon and
Zimmerman's production Of Simple ST.
mon Simple" which will be here very
soon: whose slang throughout the en-
tire performance is one Of the particu-
larly bright spots in which novelty
reigns supreme, seems TO have offepded
the purists and devotees of the Queens
English as II written and spoken. or
rather should be written and spoken,
but the purfsts are beaten TO a stand
still by the bright thinkers who realize
that since the advent OF the genteel
abuse OF the Queens English profanity
has been on the decline.
Iany purists bewaii the prevalence of
slang in the spoken language OF the
period. Has II never occurred TO them
that in the vast majority OF icsS5e
slang 10 relatively soft and harmless
that II IS seldom profane. and that what
common speech has suffered from inter
jectious of slang and cant phrase has
been more than counteracted by the dis
Use of hard old Anglo-Saxon swear
words? Thus the language is really the
gamer.
Take any good dictionary lately from
the press and IT will be FOUND TO con-
tain literally hundreds of words that
were considered slang and not to be
spoken in polite conversation a dozen.
or twenty-five, or fifty years ago. Like
wise. take any standard which reflects
the customs and people OF its period
and IL will be found that some Of the
leading characters in IL were given to
polite damning of var!Aus parts of
themselves end about everything else