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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-12
County Supervisors
Full Of Business
Hold Lively Session
ADAMS THINKS HE SEES POLITICS

the original resolution OF
the Board in the premises was good,
he thought. and the Board had the
right to adopt rules In this connection.
He thought employees should be protect
ed; their wages should be paid directly
to them; the Boards original resolu-
ton was correct, but the opinion Of
Douthitt was vague, was ambiguous.
Here Adams expressed the opinion that
the County Attorney should be pres
ent at all meetings Of the Board to ex-
plain any matters that might need legal
light.
Adams later moved that the Attorney
be requested to attend all meetings.
It was remarked that the Attorney had
a deputy. The motion carried.
Douthitt 10 Ambiguous.
Lucas thought that a sure way to do
away with the salary assignment evil
was to have It understood that any
employee who assigned his salary would
be dismissed. Moore insisted that
Douthitt's opinion was ambiguous and
moved that 1t be referred back to him
for more definite opinion. Carried
Douthitt gave notice by letter that
he had appointed A. II. Crook as his
deputy. Confirmation, on motion OF
Moore. was deferred until the County
Attorney could be present.
Douthitt also notified the Board tina,
he had chosen Pat Silva for his clerk
This appointment was confirmed.
Stewards Effects Bought.
Bills OF sale from T. McCants Stew
art to the County were read by Clerl
Kalauokalani. County Attorney Dou
thitt. who occupies the Office formerl!
occupied by Stewart, had purchases
from Mr.. Stewart certain law books TO
1888 and certain office furniture fo
1863. Consideration of these bills wa
deferred, on motion Of Adams. until tn
County Attorney could be present at
meeting.
Animals Not Fed.
Lucas was eloquent on the matte
OF the pound and hoped the Count
would run this institution In prope
manner and see that the poor animal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-12

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kept there were fed. The way the Ter
ritory had run the pound was dis
grace. Animals starved to death. Luz
cas- waxed indignant over the way the
animals had been treated. He had
seen for himself, he said, the man
ner in which AFFAIRS had been conducted
at the pound
Chairman Smith frequently raped
for order while Lucas interrupted
others in the pound talk. As a matter
OF fact, Adams does most of the ia
terrupting, but he is vice-chairman, su-
pervisor-at-large and interrupts In
most gentle and persuasive manner,
with many eloquent and expressive
swimming motions Of the hands over
the table, scattering harmony. as It
were, from his finger tips. whereas Lu-
cas-, who comes to the point in about
one.tenth of the time. generally carries
the suggestion OF being out of order
by the mere force and tone of his
synthetic remarks.
The Office OF poundmaster was finally
continued for July and Kekuene was
continued at the head OF the pound.
II was remarked that another man
would be secured In his place II he
failed to discharge his duty properly.
Chairman Smith looked up the law and
found that the poundmaster was re-
Sponsible for the feed OF the animals
out Of the pounds returns.
Adams Starts Roar.
Adams introduced resolution to the
effect that the heads Of all departments
be requested to report to the Board all
matters Of interest occurring under
their jurisdiction. Lucas declared that
this was interfering with the duties OF
the heads of departments. The various
heads knew very well how to manage
their own affairs. The recent cleaning
OF the police station by the Board Of
Health. unknown to the Board Of Su-
pervisors at the start, seemed to be the
inspiration for the resolution. The
resolution was adopted after consid-
cradle discussion, Lucas and Paele vot-
ing emphatically against II.
Chairman Smith referred to the III.
tie AFFAIR between the Sheriff and the
senior captain Of police; the Board
knew nothing Of 1t until the newspa
pers had the story.
Standing Committees.
when the Board reached the consld'
Arizona republican., 1905-03-21
THE SALTS HIGH RECORD
The River Last Night Exceeded All
 Other Heights by Fonr Feet.

The Salt river opposite and below the city was higher last night than it had been at any time this season, higher than it had been for fourteen years. It oYertopped all previous floods of the present season by four feet The lower Alkire ranch seemed doomed. At that point the flood began rising soon after noon and before night 1t had taken a strip of fifteen acres from the ranch. At night the water was still rising and the sound of the sloughed off soil could be heard drop ping. There were originally eighty acres of the ranch. Frank T. .Nldre said last night that there would not be more than forty acres this morning.
 Most of the water now running past the city evidently. Mr. Allzire be- lieves. comes from the Verde. That fact has been arrived at by him by the character of the debris which 1t is carrying. There are a great many things that belong to the mines, such as ties belonging to a mining railroad. Some of them were caught and found to have spikes in them. Much of the rest of the drift carried by the flood could not have come from along the Salt.
 But Sheriff shanley of Globe, who arrived in the city last night. account ed for the railroad ties. He said that they came from the washOut of the ciila Valley, Globe & Northern along Final creek He had noticed the ties floating in the river when he crossed it at Tempe yesterday afternoon.
 Though the river is higher at this point than it has been before it was not so high at the dam as some of the earlier floods Yesterday morning only q little more than four feet of water was pouring over. By three o'clock esterday afternoon the volume had increased to more than six feea Later it raised another foot. then be- gan falling.
 Some boys playing along the river near the joint-head last Saturday said that they saw the body of man float ing. When it was first seen it was thought to be log. but as it was toss ed out time and again the boys easily made out that it was human body.' Whose it could be is a matter of con lecture for the bodies of all knownl to have been drowned had already been recovered.
 George Sears coming in from the northwest yesterday reported another Cave creek flood It was tearing it's way over the Grand canal and it was thought that it would reach the out skirts of the. city some time in the night. But a telephone message from Webb's ranch last night stated that the worst was already over. The Grand canal had taken up so nuci4 of the water that there was not a respect able flood left. It did not spread into the fields at all but was confined to the road. It ran into the Maricopa ce- nal and disappeared.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-21

The happy part of Phoenix eats at HOghe's Chop House. Steaks. poTK sausage or a famous hamburger.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-21
Of Locally
 Interest.
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
. 0A

Forecast for today-Fair, warmer.
 Data for 24 hours ending B.: 30 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-21

Mex. Zerapes and carved leather at cost at Balke's Big Curio store.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-21

He might have succeeded if Consta
 ble Troops had not come along and in that tase the condition of Cedio would have been worse than 1t is now. He was fined S7. r. Rodriguez on Sunday night made a circuit of the sa- looms trying to get into fight. He succeeded. One man waited for him out in an alley and when the Mexican came out he lifted him q foot of the ground by a we'll directed uppercut. Then the unknown ran, pursued by an officer, who lost track of him. When the officer returned to the scene of the affray the Mexican was just getting able to notice things. He was sent to jail for seven days.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-21
cRITTENToN HOME
PRAYER

MEETlNG-A prayer mee ing will be held tonight at the Florence Crittenton Home beginning at half past seven o'clock. It will be led by B. J. Blan- chard. The friends of the institution and the neighbors gre especially in
Arizona republican., 1905-03-21
State of Ohio. City o1 roleao I

Lucas County. SS. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of r. J. Che ney z Co. doing business in the City Of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, ard that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December, 4. D. 1886. A. ". GLEASON (SeaI) Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
 r. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo o. Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
Arizona republican., 1905-03-21

Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, 243 degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, S.29 inches.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY.
 Section Director.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

4 most delightful Valentine luncheon
for tSelse was given by Mrs J. E. Law
son on Wednesday. The colofs were red
and white. and. suitable To the occasion.
hearts we're everywhere in evidence. both
in the decorations and in the menu.
Above the ,aole CUPID with his eoS vas
poised. festoons Of red hearts were caught
10 the tables edge. and RED hearts shad-
ed t'e candles snd lay on the cloth. The
place cards. work OF the hostess clever
brush. Rad hack Of them four letters 70
oegin Valentine written by each guest
The resulting sentimental peems created
great fun. TIE cakes were heart shaped
and the red and white candies also. some
Of the latter being the old fashioned
motto" hearts so dear to cur childhood.
The whole ,dea was carried ou, TO per-
fse.iSn in every detail. ard the guests
will remempef il as one Of The pfetuest
as 4eil as mos, enjoyable Of laneheons-
c. J, Samples and wife arrived home
yesterday after delightful four months
slsl, in California
NJ. l. Andersen left fsW days ago for
San Antonio. Texas. TO look after the
saatsioups interests Of 4. F. Young &
Co. NY.
The o. D T. Club WAS entertained this
~sss 6y AIrs. 7. II. GibsCn.
Miss Carolyn Maxwell entertained the
En;rs Nous Club on Wednesday, alter
noon.
The n. 4 II. club me. on Thursday
evening this ~sss a. the home Of Mrs.
J. r. Mekslssy.
J. C. Cartwright, has returned from
salina. Ks. where he was called by the
Illness Of MS mother. who is now better.
Mrs. e. J. Smith entertained a small
party o! friends ., dinnef Wednesday
evening.
Henry Hardsy has returned from .
trip To ST. Louis and Kansas City whore
he made large purchases Of spring dry
goods.
Thsds's Millinery Store has been moved
across The stree, 70 the room vacated by
Reeds confectionery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17
r,ui, c,sp Prospect. 70, tsss.

". Prank Crowley. temporarily in
charge Of the Fairyie~ orchards dur
ing Senator cTOWley's absence at the
state capital is among the best posted
lhoFtieultuTists in the state 4 few
days since the Enterprise interviewed
him regarding the present ou'iosh for
the fFuit crop for the coming sessoh.
ana we're rewarded Nith the follow
ing facts, estimates and oPinions'
With the exception Of damage q"
reach buds the extreme cold weather
0f the PAST two or three weeks has
t@en a benefit rather than an Injury
10 the prospective fruit erop OF TN
Rocky FoFd e0untry. This Is one OF
the seasons when the men who took
the trouble 20 lay down their peach
trees win fsap a good proit by - do
ing The continuous cold at time
Nhsn pe usually have Opsn and thaw-
ing weather has caused much needless
anxiety among some of the orchard
lists 4 steady cola winter with lees
eyaForatinn and swelling of the butts
q this time is for 'hs best int +Fss's
Of al Flas-es - fruit trees With the
passihlr sgrsuJi0n Of some hybrid We
fieIies 0f grapes the peach eFop viii
bs the only one 10 suffer from ,tie
extreme cold.
The auuis eFan Of last year WAS e1n-
siisFe't phenomenal in many or
chords bui there are several thousand
seFes Of Young orchards In oi-ro
county which bafs their fiFst crop last
vssF snf NAV he expected To ufo-
'ur- = purh heavier one this season,
Even in th~ OH orchards where good
rERV was UFoiiuref there are some va
ris'ies that iif ret hear heavy last
season sni F~aY hs fsn-ni~i uaon :"
'rOduee fuii sF9a this year. being of
'h- Glass th1t bear frui, every alter
nate y~ar-
MANY hundred acres Of cherries sr-
lust b--iHutrF IN produce and the
questions Of shippinE large shar~
Hf the rFoB out in ear lots and canning
the suTs'lus sT- ones that should o.
cnrS the attention Of some OF our
growers at this ,ims.
pturs ant prun-s hr- fruits Tint
arr much at home In this section ana
very seldom fail Of a good eroa. The
pFcsn-ri rar n full crop Of all the prof-
liable varieties OF these n now GOOD,
Orchard mon should have their
rrunins snnss nj work whenever the
weather will :'-rmi, and should no, he
afraid To do heavy work on all trees
The apple grower. should be pre-
and cciar TO their fruit demand much
that bore a fuii crop last sea.on. ais-
hravir- rrunIns and thinning than
II usually practieed In this country.
pared for n hard and thorough hsht
with the Goblin moth when spraying
time comes. Those Of our growers
who gave pror~r attention to spray.
inr and who did the work al the pron.
-r time last season were rewarded with
a crop running under ave PER cent
wormy. This II n record not beaten In
any rart Of the country where apple
growing IL carried on 20 extensively
~ u II In otero county.
According to the Annual Report of
County Horticultural inspector G. y.
Lane there ls In otero county 1900
acr~s Of orchard and fruit plantinss
OF this amount about 5000 II now In
bearing. The rrop Of last year amount.
ed TO over 3iso.oco. From prea~ns
prospects this showing should be at
least doubled thr present season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17
sssisi 0irshdsy osskssioss st Lsfsy

8esiai Birthday 0sthssioOs ~ lefay.
The Lafayette p~Oplc have been Gu.
Toying themselves immensely the past
few days In the way OF birthday cslc.
brations. The fir.t was at the home
Of Mr. A. ~. bur9s. Saturday evening.
Feb. eth. In honor Of his thirty-srv.
~nth birthday. About thirty-nve In.
vitationr were sent aud accepted. and
all were treated to gcncrous oyster
supper. The evening was spcnt with
iiineh and charadcs- Mr.. BurEc re-.
ceived u number Of useful presents.
The company departed at late hour
Wishing xir. Bur9r many happy re-
turns Of the day. and thanking his
good wife for the very pleasant even.
Ing.
About eleven o'clock Monday. Feb. 9.
Mr.. Anderson Morris was surprised to
see about thirty Of his friends and
neighbors coming with well filied has.
kets to celebrate the sixty second an.
niversary OF his birth. He was again
propriatr speech presented MIN with
handsome rocker. Dinner over. solos
and. rccAations were enjoyed for a
time. afs-r which Rev. Welsh read
from the hook We all love and Rev.
Martin offered prayer. thanking God
for 80 good a christian character In
our midst. The ministers and some
friends then spoke Of Mr.. Norris kind
ness ns "a nciRhbor. of his sodly life
among ur. and Of his daily life being
nm inspiration to aii who know him.
In reply Mr. Morris srid he felt like
saying Ms the disciples Of old. Lord.
when raw We thee an hungcrcd and
fed thee. or naked md clothed thee.
After singing We shall meet on that
beautiful shore" wishing Mr.. Morris
many more years Of usefulness. and
thanking his daughter. Miss Emma.
and their friend. Mrs. Green. for the
pleasure OF being there. We left for
our various homes feeling that We had
been made better by our day OF pleas
urc md worship.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17

The latest evidence before the leglsla-
tive gubernatoral committee shows a
depth of depravity among Denver's DEM
ocratic politicians which is alarming in
its reckless disregard Of all ideas of honor
and deoency. The protection Of the in
tegrty of the state demands a number of
long pententiary sentences.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17
Does Not Want Seat Unless Gntitisd
Ya IL

The indications. are that Hon. r. a.
Steen will be allowed to retain his seat
- representative from ot-ro county.
Thi. IL ns IL should he unless by nm
honest examination Of the ballot boxes
81 was shown that Mr. Stanley had re-
~cived th~ majority Of the votes This
expression may not be deemed to have
n sufaeicntiy partisan bias for practi-
cal politics. but II II Just plain. COM
mon honesty. for which no apology In
ne~'isd.-Rocky Ford Enterprise.
The facts nr-. and the Enterprise as
we'll as everybody else known u. that
Stanley II too broad. fair minded and
honest to accept seat In the ieRisla-
sure snie-~ he II fully saiisfied he In
entitled to u. He has insisted, all along
That when his case Is taken up the bal
lot boxes In the suspected precincts
shnii he opened and the votes In
ppect~d.
Mr.. Stanley would acorn the idea Of
holding n scat In the legislature. mere
1y because. as rome seem TO think the
seat could he given him. He II q man.
however. who has the backbone to
stand up for his marty as well as his
personal rights. What tn. Republican
party needs In this county is more men
just like him. Turnconis. traders md
those VIII" seek to strndaic the fence In
order to stand In with both sidca
nr- no vood to the marty.
The indications nre that Mr.. Stanley
Will b. found to have been elected and
win b. seated. This may not occur TIL
after the v,ibernatorial contest In set
tied but we believe he will be given
his proncr riac. In the legislature
wh"r" he rightfuily belongs.-Manza-
nola Sun.
OF course Mr.. Stanley Is rieh. in de-
elininp to have the office unless the YER
dict Of the ballot box has been in his
favor. But does the Sun know Of any
instance wi.ere legislative contest Of
this kind has been decided on its merits?
Partisan power. not the expressed wishes
Of the people. has been the deciding force
The Enterprise would protest against the
Republican party adopting the disrepu-
table tactics we have so severely con-
demned in the Democracy. A Republi-
cans loyalty to his party is more strongly
attested by his protest against the adop-
ton of corrupt practices than it is by the
sanction Of every questionable method
which may be suggested by leaders who
use the party machinery for the promo
tion OF mercenary ends.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17

There il sail to b. a silver lining to
every cloud. This silVeFy annex {" the
contest for the sovrTrofrhir mus. b.
the reduced time which the legislature
will h. able To give To law-makins,
Too many new laws characterize every
LEGISLATURE. AMI " our present general
assembly shs,iist-- cFippi-.i for trouble
snakin- In that direction the contest
viii have done some good. whoever Is
SLOWED to L. governor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17
NOTICE.

The brick school house In Psttsrson
Valley. located on Sec. IL. Twp. ~.
Range 81. will b sold 70 the highest and
best bidder for cash on March :. 1905.
Building 70 b removed BY Oct. !. 1905.
Bids will b received up 70 and including
March 3. 1906. Bids 70 b opsnsd At
8 .. M. March 3. 1905. The boa,d re-
serves the right 70 rsjset any and all bids
Address al bids 70
T. J. Douglas.
Je.&0 Sec. Dist. 10.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17
The Only Honest, Safe Course,

In the gubernatorial contest now
going on in Denver, the Republicans
must be sure of their grounds. They
must have the haw and the facts to
back them. 1t will not do to say that
il the Democrats were in the position
OF the Republicans that they would
notahcsitatc to steal the governorship
This is conceded. The Herald ad-
mits that they ousted Republican SEN
ators two years ago without even the
semblancc of trial. 1t is acknowl-
edged that the thicvcry on the part OF
Tie Bi" Nit in Denver, was something
awful 1t is admitted that the politi-
cal conscience OF the average Demo
cratic leader in Denver is practically
an unknown quantity, and the virus
which has scared the conscience of
the Denver Democrats has had its del
ctcTious effect even among politicians
beyond that city. but while the Herald
comedies all this il insists that the
along the lines of honesty and dcccn.
cv. On no other basis is victory de-
s.fablc 49, Bender Herald.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17
Opsra fioass Co. eiscsIoe.

Tuesday. the Grand opsrs House Co
held their annual meeting and elected the
following directors: r. c Maitby. Andy
Nieho'ss. David Best. Geo. J. Laeksy. Or.
Wolfe. Dr.. Van Buskirk. J. W. Todd. q.
a. Jones. Chas. Rseksr. DR.. r. ". POLL
oek. F. Check. Warren Mayo and T. J..
Hill.
Dr.. Wolfe was elected secretary. chas.
Reeker treasurer. andT. J. Hill manager.
Mr.. Hill will move his music store TO
tho north room Of the opsra house. the
70 n'al Of which will b his payment for
services as manager.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17
For Sale Of Trsds.

yS2 Aerss. al good corn and grass
land. black soil. twenty-five miles north
Of Topeka. Kan. * miles. good trading
point. Y mile 70 loading station. Two
sets Of buildings- One Z room frame
house, good barn. cattle shsds and corn
esibs. One smaller house and out build
inss. fine spring water pipsd 70 tank.
Price $50 per acre
so Acres fine land inside corporation
Maitland. No.. IS milss north Of st. Joe
valued at $40 Per acre. win trade all
OF part for alfalfa and bsst land near
Rocky Ford or Fowler. Colo.
, 49,, John Hsrbsrt,
1880 Manxanols. Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17
Auction Sales Of Personal Property.

During this week NJ. s. Martin as
auctioneer and Houck & Mckelvey as
clerks have conducted sales for Mr..
Mcdonald and Fred Vint.
Next Tuesday they will have a sale
for j. II. and NJ. T. Perkins. 2h miles
south of Wendall, and on Thursday
for e. L. and J. c. Cadwalder on the
Beatty ranch near Manzanola.
Peterson & Brandberg will have a
large sale near Olney next Tuesday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17

u the legislature will pass the n-ecs-
ssfy appropriation bills. n fair s-hour
Journm-nt without further busin-rs
would be In order. Primary election.
have proved OF the highest eaiu. In
o,h-r states. and progressive CON-
iHonw-si,h like Colorado should not
lsr behind In matters OF proved -x-
.r-ii-ne- In election machinery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17

We wish Kansas success In the eSn-
test with the most sraspiag trust of
the as--Ihs STANDARD oil 60, Tue
only relief possible seems 10 be
through ths Kansas msthod-an as
sauit by the state. as no combination
of intiyi tuais seems ablS to handle
This unscFupulpus trust
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17

Experienced Potato Growers
plant home grown seed. Guthrie
stock, any quantity.
VIM. b. Ebbert.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17
ALL KINDS AND THE BEST
FILL MINDS NNU ne BESI.
Everything for the garden.
Seeds! Seeds! The best at The
Rocky Ford Hardware Co., oppo.
site Post Office.

W. H. Young is having excellent success
as aucti@ns,r and his services may be
had on Application. Call on him at the
Rocky Fc,a Grocery Co. soft
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17

FOR SALE, Catlin, High Line and
Otero Land. No agent. Woven wire
fencing from l 8 inch to 60 inch in highth.
One mile west and one mile south of
Rocky Ford. Rural No. 8.
58-4l ]. M. Shauiis.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17

our farmers can rejoice f. the fact
that the recent WintTy weather has
given the mountains the hsaViss,
sn0yv-faIl for many years. ,nsuFing
abundant water for irrigation,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17

T. j. Barlow of Muu2anola and the
Rocfw Ford Gaming Co. are yet dick
Cein~ on a trade. and we hope that the
-.r5 5se-gJo %" oVr ulant may be made
on terms fair to both parties.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17
Methodist Church.
Christian Church.

IN. NJ. SclSpI hhStnrl
Regular services next Sunday.
Morning subject, The Secret of Fruit
Bearing. Evening, THE New Jerusa-
en-"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-02-17

IF you need sign leave your order At
1ol,oa's Music Store