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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-09
LIST OF GUESTS
AT VOLCANO HOUSE
FREEDOM FOR JURORS.

Mrs. M. c. Maggie, Denver, Col: Mrs.
E. NJ. Post. Washington, ID. c.; II. w.
Single, G. w. r. Ewart, L. A.
Thurston, Il. A. Mott-Smith, A. w.
Carter. A. Bottomley, Mr.. Lovekin. ].
I. Downing, Alice NJ. G. Luce, Mary
Sexton. Honolulua VIM. Mckay and
wife. Jno. c. Searle, A. b. Squire, DR..
John j. Grace, S. Grace, ID. Il. Met
ziar, A. Richley. ID. ]. Brad. Mr.. Jack
son, Hilo; W. b. Lycett, steamer Ha-
wall; G. NJ Roberts and wife. Eva,
Oahu: Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mitchell,
Seattle, Wash. Miss May Baldwin.
Santa Cruz, Cal; Miss Mable Stillman,
San Jose, CAL; II. A. PEARS, Mrs
Clark, San Francisco; j L. d. Morrison.
Philadelphia, Pa; X. Won Skoda, Aus
tria; Mrs. w. j. Grifiiths. Boston,
Mass; Alexander McBain, Kukaiau
. 49, = . >%< 90
that the legality of the County Act
will be tested in the courts and that,
if consistent with his interests, you
would be glad to have him hold him
self in readiness to assist you, and
have you decided to associate him
with you in the matter, and have -
informed hint"
The resolution passed, but Attorney
General Andrews was busy in court
and the queries did not reach him in
time for him to answer before the
House adjourned at O'Clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-09
A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM.

This 10 condition Tor disease) to which doc
ors give many names. but which few Of then
really understand. 1t is simply weakness-a
breakdown. as 1t were. OF the vital forces that
sustain the system. No matter what may be
Us causes (for they are almost numberless),
It's symptoms are much the same; the more
prominent being sleeplessness, sense Of pros
ration or WEAKNESS, depression OF spirits ana
want OF energy for all the ordinary AFFAIRS or
ME. Now, what alone IL absolutely essential
In all such cases In INCREASED VITALITY
yigour-VITAL STRENGTH AND ENERGY to
throw OF these morbid feelings, and experience
proves that as Dighs succeeds the day this may
be more certainly secured by q course Of tho
celebrated hfe-reviving tonic
ITERATION NO. is
than BY ahy other known combination. 30
surely as 1t is taken in accordance with tho
printed directions Accompanying It, win the
shattered health be restored, the EXPIRING
LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED UP AFRESH, and
q new existence impaired in place Of what
had 80 lately seemed worn-out. fused up and
vaiueless. This wonderful medicament Is pure
U vegetable and innocuous, Is agreeable to the
taste-suitable for all constitutions and eondi-
lions, 10 either seq; and It Is difficult to Inn
agine case OF disease arrangement, whose
main features are those OF debility, that Will
not be speedily and permanently benefited BY
this neyer-failing recuperatiye essence. which IL
destined TO cast into oblivion everything that
had preceded It for this widespread and numer-
GUS class OF human ailmenta
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-09
THE LOAN BILL.


THE LOAN BILL.
The loan bill was taken up in the
Senate, next IN order on second read
ing, consideration coming on the item
of $500 for concrete bridges and cul-
verts at Koolaupoko, Oahu. The item
was inserted at $4,000.
The items of culverts and approach
es to bridges in Waialua was cut from
$4,000 to 100000. and the item for
new roads in Waialua from $4,000
to $5OO0.
The item of $4,000 for road from
! Waialua through Kolikoli Pass was
stricken out.
The 'ftem of $4,000 for the extension
of Campbell road from Kaiulani to
Leah street was stricken out.
The item of $500 for new road,
Kanaina to Campbell street, was
stricken out.
The item of $4,000 for a new road
connecting College Hills district with
Moiliili road was reduced to $4,000,
being amended so that rights of way
must pc given by property owners.
On motion of Dowsett the Kolikoli
Pess item was recoDsidered, and 81
500 was appropriated for building the
road.
Wilcox moved an item of $1,000 for
the reconstruction of Wailua bridge,
on Kauai.
Achi said he would agree to this, if
the Kauai appropriations were cut in
some other directions. That was what
Oahu did
"You've got more than your share
nOw,' said Wilcox.
.Gandall said, very quietly, that
Oahu had increased the appropriation
for widening Nuuanu street to 1000
and he had not noticed any great
cut to compensate for this. And then
he made plea for the money needed
to save the bridge. The item was in.
serted.
Dickey moved the insertion of an
item of $4,000 for the purchase of a
wharf at Kaunakakai, Molokai.
Achi amended to provide for the
purchase of right of way from the
head of the wharf to the government
road. The motion, with its amend
| ment, was referred to the Public
Lands Committee, to report before the
third reading of the bill.
Paris moved the insertion of 49,.
600 for wharf at Kona. 1t was
beaten, however.
Dowsett moved for reconsideration
of appropriations for educational
buildings on Hawaii, Maui and Kauai
all of which had been largely increas
ed. 1t was ruled that the item OF
$4,000 for buildings on Hawaii did
not have to be reconsidered, and Dow.
sett moved that that be cut in half
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate resumed consideration Of
the loan bill at the afternoon session
at the item of $4,000 for school build
ings on Hawaii on Dowsett' Is motion
to cut in han. The motion stirred up
something OF a storm, the outside mem
bers protesting against the proposed
cut.
The Dowsett motion failed, and Ha-
wall gets the $4,000.
Bishop moved that the items appro-
priating money for government build
ings on Maui, Hawaii and Kauai be
stricken out.
works and sewers be stricken out,
claiming these were county matters.
Dowsett moved TO cut the Oahu
school houses to $4,000.
Bishops motion was the only one
seconded, and in debating this Kalama
suggested that the item of 100000
for wharves at Honolulu be cut out.
That would put the bill within the
limit at once.
The Bishop motion failed, and Paris
moved that the appropriations for
these buildings be reduced to $4,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-09

The legislatures baseball game re-
allied sle5.75. allowing, after payment
Of expenses. $41-so each to Maternity
Home. Kona orphanage and Leper Set
Element.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-09
THERAPIoN

chhsers should see that the word ''Inerapion's
appears on British Government Stamp lin
y 500 py the principal Chemists throughout the
white letters On q red ground) ahixed to every
package BY vfder OF His Majesty's Hon. Com.
missioners. and without which II Is a forgery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-09
THE SENATE.

The Senate yesterday took step in
the line of getting the appropriations
inside the estimated income of the
Territory, and with marked inconsist-
ency later passed the loan bill, carry
ing appropriations $4,000 in excess of
the estimates made by it's own COM
mittee because Senators seemed to re-
gard the loan fund as something in
the nature of loot, of which all the
islands wanted share. The day OPEN
ed with the passage of House Bill 6,
to pay unpaid bills, on first reading.
Then Senate Bill 2, which is the sal.
airy bill, was taken up, it being stated
by Achi that the House was waiting
on the Senate, which had got behind
in its work. Accordingly, work was
begun by motion from Dowsett to
raise the salary Of the assessor Of
and Paris at once moved that the as.
SCISSOR of Hawaii be raised from $175
to S200 a month.
ACHI's BoMBsHELL.
And then senator Achi got the floor
and threw the first bombshell of the
day. ~ protest against these raises
of salary" he said, emphatically.
"We are now $399,633 in the hole on
our appropriation bills as they stand.
The income of the Territory is only
$2,926,2 in two years. The House
concurrent account bill calls for ST.
,595. The salary bill carries ST.
46s,3l2. This is total of $2,955, 907.
The House struck out the allowance
for the Honolulu water works, amount
ing to $4,000, and this SHOULD be put
back in the bill. The total of appro-
priations will therefore be $3,065, 1907,
and the deficit will be $399,633.
ga banker told me on Saturday that
if the appropriations exceed the in,
come, the banks will not accept the
Territorial warrants. And if we in
crease our expenses, we will kill coun-
ty government. There is nothing else
to it,"
Paris wanted Hawaii salaries in
creased if Maui salaries were, ana
Dowsett favored paying better salar-
les and cutting the current expense
bill.
McCandless asked the Ways and
Means Committee if 1898, 1888 could be
cut out of the current expense bills.
He wanted the bills given to the Ways
and Means Committee in order to get
them within the receipts of the Ter
ritory, even if day were lost by it.
1t would be a saving of time. 1t was
not business to run the Territory be-
hind its appropriations. 1t was vicious
legislation. He moved that Senate
Bill No. 2, the salary bill, and House
Bill No. 4, the current accounts bill,
be referred to the Ways and Means
Committee to get the expenses within
the income.
IsENBERG's PROTEST.
President Isenberg took the floor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-09
IsENBERG's PROTEST.

President Isenberg took the floor
and made strong speech in support
of the motion made by McCandless.
81 am in favor of putting the Terri
tory on business basis, as Senator
Achi has suggested" he said. ~
believe in paying good salaries to
good men, but let us employ fewer
men. Senator Bishop let the cat out
of the bag when he said that the Gov
ernor's estimates of expenses was
made without reference to county
government. These bills should go to
the Ways and Means Committee, and
after its work is done the Senate
should stand by the committee.
81 have no objection to paying
handsome salaries to handsome Off
Gals, nor to turning them out in hand
some rigs, if we have plenty of money.
But the Territory is hard up, and We
cannot afford to be extravagant.
The McCandless motion carried with
reference to the salaries bill, the meas
ure under consideration, as did sim
liar motion with relation to House Bill
No. 4, the current expense bill, when
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-09

that measure was brought up on sec
ond reading.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-09
LONG WANTS TO KNOW.

Just before luncheon recess a reso-
luton was introduced by Rep. Long
asking that the clerk be instructed to
write the Attorney General asking him
the following questions and to report
at 2 O'Clock:
~. Have you expressed to any per.
son doubt as to the legality of the
County Acti
"2. Have you held any consultations
or interviews with any persons who
have declared their intention to test
the legality of the County Act in the
courtsf
"3. Have you stated to Hon. H. f.
Cooper and T. McCants Stewart that
you have been informed that the legal
ity of the County Act will be tested
in the courts and that you desire to
have them assist you in defending the
act, and If you have had. any CORE
spondence with them submit the same
to the House.
"a. Have you stated to A. G. M.
Robertson that you have information
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-09

Judge De Bolt reluctantly granted q
continuance until this morning of the
trial OF Philip II. Naone for wife muir
der. The reason was the engagement
of ]. J. Dunno. counsel for defendant,
In the Federal court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-09
PELEKuNU EPIDEMIC.

On motion of Harris an item of $579
for the Board of Health, for expenses
incurred in suppressing the epidemic
at Pelekunu, was passed.
An item of $191s.S2 was inserted for
repairs to the tug Eleu.
The bill. with a few other charges
of a minor nature, passed as amended.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
LOAN SOCIETY
STARTS ACTION
Attachment Filed on Prop
erty of C. s. Benedict, Presi-
dent Hastings Clothing Co.
IN STATE
Implication of Former Vice
President Brings the Case
Within California Courts

The latest development in the
liquidation of the debts Of the Pacific
Coast Savings and Loan Society was
the filing yesterday Of an attachment
for $3.50, 900 on the property OF G. 5.
Benedict of the Hastings Clothing
Company, of which he Is president
Shortly after the collapse OF the
savings society. Benedict and his wife
were asphyxiated at their home and
the wife's death ensued. When he re-
covered Benedict Immediately de-
parted for Honolulu, where he has
since remained.
1t is with the view Of bringing him
within the Jurisdiction Of the Califor-
MIA courts that yesterdays attachment
was levied. the hope of the attorneys
return to California to defend the ac-
ton brought against him. He was
vice president of the Pacific Coast So
ciety, OF which Wendell Easton was
the president
Benedict. Easton and Harry Francis
were removed from the board OF trus-
tees at the instance of suit brought
by the State Attorney General and the
action filed yesterday was a move OK
the new board of trustees. OF which
Barclay Henley is president Benedict
being the wealthiest of the former
trustees, was one of the reasons OF
the attachment being fled against him.
but the laws of the State are that each
Of the trustees Is responsible for ths
management Of the society.
1t Is said that the estate OF George
Easton. a former trustee. valued at
about 100000, Is liable for action.
The present board OF trustees Is now
managing the affair Of collectin8 and
paying of the funds.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
TUESDAY. MAY Q.

Golden State Land Company to Conrad A.
Meussdorffer lot on w line Of Larkin street.
Catherine Shea to Joseph Pilger, lot on s
S7:6 by 100; slo
Cormac Carberry to Ann J. Trecy (wIfe OF
Joseph p. lot on line of Lily avenue. 1885
Joseph P. rrecy to Ann j. Trecy. same;
Ralph Ellis and Emma &C. and c. Nc
Colgan to Laura Rosenberg, lot on w line Of
W 1915: $40. y
Catherine T. Meara to David Condor. lot
mania, "a by s1:3; $40.
Robert McElroy to James r. and r. d.
McElroy. lot on Sc corner of Oak and pierce
streets. E 1876 by 1876; gift
Thomas H. and Sarah D. o. OConnor TO Jo-
hanne X Hempel lot on line Of Golden
Gate avenue. 1926 of Baker street. 26
" Agnes IS; and nd 5. N. York to Charles westwood.
lot on F line 60 Of fremont street. 24a:s OF
M. H. and Kate 1. de Young to Joseph
A. Donohoe. lot on NE corner OF Hayes and
Pacific Improvement Company to Sophie w.
Hauschildt. lot on line of Carl street, It's w
of Clayton. w rs by 1875: $40.
Anna Raisch to Fred Raisch, lot on W
corner of Eleventh and Howard streets, NV
100. SW 115. Sc 1861. NE us: also lot on
avenue. E 25 BY 1875 and all property; $40.
City and County of San Francisco to John
C Tot % ns sv Foso street 50
Marsaret Friel to Claus G.. and Hattie
Umland. lot w line OF San Carlos avenue
210 of Eighteenth street, % by w 80; So
Louis and Pauline SchoenberE to Enevold
and Katherine Christensen. lot on Sc corner
OF Twcntynrst and Bryant streets. IS by E
76: $40.
Matilda Finocchio to Louis Ducroux, lot on
w line of Guerrero street. SO of TWENTY
second SO by w 117:6 and all interest OF
Juliette Ducroux Formerly Carre). quitciaim
deed; SO.
MILAN, lot on line Of Elizabeth street, 2S4 2
W Of Castro. W 10 by N ia; $40. -
William and Mary G. Sollmann to Henry
stern. lot on w line OF Diamond street. 4s II
Of Jersey, N ~ by W s1:3; $40.
ray. lot on NV corner Of Twenty-nfth and
Douglass streets. N 35 by w 100 SO
Henrietta Zeile to Zeile Investment Com
pany block bounded on the N by Pacific
street. e by Davis S by Clark and W by
Front quitclaim deed; SO.
Alexander and Louise Miqueu to Salvador
Of vallejo. N % by w 10; SO
Catherine J. Kenny to Margaret C. Sullivan,
lot on NV corner Of Pacific and Salmon
streets. W 20 by N 77:6: gift.
Hugh E. and Nina g: Pynn to Anton v.
p of HYDE e 50 by so; $40.
George s. and Lena B, Wall to A. s. Mac.
donald, lot on sW line apf Third street. 56:s
SE of Brannan. Sc 1S:4%by SW IS; So
A. S. and Marie T. Macdonald to Robert p
Troy same; $40.
Mary e: wickson ct al. to Mary A. Burns
lot on NV line Of Harrison street. 1z5 NE
of Fourth. NE 25 by NV IS: IS.
Mary A and Hugh Burns to Isidor Lipnaan
lot on NV line of Harrison street, 125 NE
OF Fourth NE % by NV IS: $40.
e. w. Scott to Floride Wilcoxcn lot on
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Harvey ". Burson 49, 10 McAllister street,
and Eva E. Baker. 30. 702 McAllister street.
Charles j. Porter, 2S. AS Broderick street.
and Hazel Simpson, 20 $40 Laguna street
John A. Broadwood, 80, city, and Hilda
Bishop. %, city.
Albert Castagnet 81, sol Vallejo street, and
Ida Escallier. So sol Vallejo street.
Joseph j. Pettee, 81, 2113 Taylor street, and
Madge A Spottiswood Is 201O Eddy street
Nathaniel II. Gates. 32 7191 Howard street.
and Mary Z. Lanham %. 719E Howard street.
Eduard Seidat. 81 PSI Shipley street. and
Marie Schakorski. 26. 2S1 Snipley street
Lawrence H. Wilson. 81, city and Mira e.
Monson, %, Roswell, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
MARRIED.

PANKNIN-SCHULZ-In this city May g.,
1905 by the Rev. r. Steinbach. Arthur Pank-
min Of San Francisco ana Marguerite Schulz
Of Chicago, III.
PEARLSTEM- this city, April 2,
1905, by the Rev DR.. J. Nieto Charles Pearl
stem and Blanche Gross.
PosNER-MARKS-In this city, April 8, 1905,
by the Rev. DR.. ]. Nieto, Alva NJ. Posner
and Eta Marks.
PRINCE-RUDEE-I this city, April 80
1905, by the Rev DR.. J. Nieto, Dr. A. D..
Prince AMI Sarah Rudee.
LS-SCHwARTZ-In this city, April %.
1909 by the Rev. DR.. ]. Nieto, Jacob Sam
uels and Minnie Schwartz.
ZELINSKY-GOLDSTEI this city April
10, 1905, by the Rev. DR.. J. Nieto. Leon
Zelinsky and Selma GoIdsteIn
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES sHIPBUILDING CON
PANY.

To the Holders Of Bonds and couno,s
secured by the Mortgage OF the United
states Shipbuilding Company to the Mer-
camille Trust Company Trustee dated
August II. 1902. and not applied in nav
ment Of the purchase price on account OF
properties covered by the said mortgage and
sold upon the foreclosure thereof:
Pursuant 10 an order made on the 18th
day OF April. 1905 by the Circuit Court Of
the United states in and for the District Of
New Jersey. in g certain consolidated cause
then pending in said Court wherein the
Mercantile Trust Company as Trustee and
the New York Security and Trust Conpa nv
are respectively complainants, and the
United States Shipbuilding Company and
others are defendants you are hereby notified
70 present TO the undersigned, Special Mas
ter heretofore APPOINTED In the above stated
cause, at his office No. 43 Cedar Street IN
the City County and State OF New York
on or before the Tenth day of July. 1908
bonds and coupons Of the said United States
khipbuilding Company secured by the said
mortgage made by IL 10 the said Mercantile
Trust Company as Trustee dated August II
1902, and held by you for the purpose of re-
ceiVing any amount distributable on said
bonds and coupons. IL any such bonds ~
coupons are not presented on or before the
said Tenth day Of July. 1905, the moneys
payable thereon. under the provisions of the
said order. may be deposited by the said
Special Master with the Clerk Of the said
Court 10 the credit Of such bonds and
coupons.
JAMES SMITH JR.. Special Master.
Dated May 10th 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
DANCING TUTOR
BADLY INJURED

Henry Foster, proprietor of the dane
ing academy at 1856 Market street. lies
dying at the Central Emergency Hos
pital from a fractured skull.
1t is thought that Foster suffered the
injury by falling from step-ladder
while trying to adjust some lights In
his hall. His wife upon returning from
the theater to their apartments at the
Medos, near the dancing academy. was
surprised to find that her husband was
not at home. She waited until mid
night for him. and as he did not arrive
she went to the hall. There she found
him lying unconscious beside the lad
der.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
Rather More Business on the Different
EYcban0es

Business on the Stock and Bond Exchange
was very nat in the morning but was much
better in the afternoon especially in the
sugar stocks, which were in improved demand
with an upward tendency especially in Ha-
waiian Commercial and Onomea, as will be
seen by the list of sales. The miscellaneous
stocks showed little 7uctuation Sales of bonds
were fair There was sale of California ST.
r. r. stock at $212 so.
IN mining stocks the Comstocks were quieter
and easier though not materially lower. There
was activity in the Tonopahs and Gold
field shares at irregular quotations. some be-
Ing 1rrner and others weaker. The principal
activity in Tonopah North Star and Black
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC BUILDING-of
hce Of the Chief ouertermaster. San Fran
cisco, Cal. May 6, 1905.-Seaied proposal Is
win be received at this office until IL O'Clock
A. NJ. Pacific Time. June s. 1905 and then
opened In the presence OF bidders for the
construction. plumbing and electric wiring
OF one double set Of on-Commissioned or
hcers' quarters at Fort Miley. Cal Infor-
nation furnished on application 20 this Of
fee The United States reserves the RIGHT
10 accept or reject any or all bids or anv
part thereof Envelopes containing propos-
ais should be endorsed: Proposals for Pub
lie Buildings At Fort Miley, CAL and ad-
dressed 10 Col. VIM. S. PATTEN Asst
ouartermsster General.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

SAN JOSE. May 9---Louis Gisen who was
brought to the County jail to-day by Con-
stable Minaker OF Mayf1eld on a charge OF
battery, Will In all probability be charged
with highway robbery Gilsen and two COM
parions. who have not yet been apprehended.
stopped son of l.. Dstel OF May1eld and
after beating the boy carried away some wine
that was in his wagon.
LONDON. May 9.-The failure OF e c.
Hawkins. a stock broker was announced on
the Stock Exchange He was long about 40
900 shares Of stock. prime. pally Missouri Pa
cific. Union Pacific Ontario and Western.
United States Steel and Mexlcans. Hawkins
$500. COO
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

PROPOSALS FOR TENTS. CANVAS, OF
F1CE FURNITURE REFRfCERAT,oHs
FEATHER PILLOWS. LAMPS, PADDLES
ETC. Office Isthmisn Canal Con1mfssion
Washington. D. G. May 8. 1905. Sealed nro-
posals IN triplicate. will be received Al the
office OF the Purchasing Agent Isthunisn
Canal Commission. Washington, D. c. until
1870 A. NJ. May IS 1908. at which time
they will be opened IN public, for furnish
ing above mentioned supplies BLANKS ana
full information may be obtained from this
Office, or ofhce Of Asst. Purchasing Agent. "a
State St. n. y City, or Asst Purcha sinr
Agent. AT Custom House, New Orleans. "a
II J. Gallagher. Major. L. s. Army. Pur-
chasing Agent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS for Miscellaneous SuppIies-ofso.
Isthmian Canal Commission Washinxto1
D. C. April 10. 1905.-Sealed proposaIs II,
triplicate win be received at the office 81
the Purchasing Agent, Isthmian Canal Com
mission. Washington. D. C, until II: m
May Il. 1905, at which time they viii he
opened in public for furnishing eouinrna1t
FOR bridge gang and section gang, ali kinds
Of railroad tools and supplies foundry sun
plies. forges, blacksmith supplies pipe, hose
leather betting. gauges. asbestos r1bher
and canvas packing. hardware and roofing
material wagons. scrapers. plows harness
bronze copper screening. coke. force pumps
safes. lights. printing office supplies pipe
tools. oils, wheelbarrows, ladders water
tanks. etc Blanks and fun Information NAV
be obtained from this office or offices az
Assistant Purchasing Agent - State street
New York City. or Assistant Purchasing
Agent al Custom House New Orleans Is
Il J. GALLAGHER, Major. L. s. A., Pur-
chasing Agent
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10
ElRTHS-N MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either Of the publication Offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
OF the event are published once in this column
free Of charee
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-10

An eccentric old bachelor named
Bron, who died recently at Porren-
truy. left a legacy of f140 to the bears
of the well known bear pit at Berne-
The municipality has accepted the
legacy ''in the name of the bears"