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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-10-18
POOR FARM PROPOSITION
To be Submitted at the General EIec.
toe to be Held Noyembee g. 1906

Be it resolved by the Board of Su-
pervisors of Crawford County. Iowa,
that notice Of the submitting the
question in Crawford County, by and
through it's Board of Supervisors, SELL
ing the south west ne-fourth of Sec
ton Thirty-one (3D, Township Eighty
three (s3), north range Thirty-nine
1897, west 5th. P. NJ. and the East
one-half of the Northeast one fourth
of Section Thirty-six (36). Township
Eighty-three (83). north range Forty
(40). West 5th P. M. except the
Chicago & Northwestern and Illinois
Central railways right of way. and
known as the poor farm of said Craw-
ford County. and to purchase more
suitable tract of land to be used for
said poor farm purposes and to erect
proper and suitable buildings on said
land for the care of paupers. incurable
insane and such other persons for
whose support the said County would
be liable. for sum not to exceed
Twenty Thousand $4,000. 00) dollars
and the money realized from the sale
of the above described lands in addi-
ton to the $4,000. 90 to be applied on
the purchase price CT said new land
and for the erection of said building !;
and to issue not to exceed twenty
Negotiable bonds therefor of the de-
nomination of One Thousand l.000.0O
dollars each. payable ten years after
date thereof, and drawing interest not
to exceed Four (4) per cent per an
mum, payable annually, sreserving the
option to the said county to pay any
or all of said bonds at any time after
five wears from date thereof: also for
levying an annual tax at the Septem-
Der meeting of the said Board of SUI
pervisors in each year, beginning
with the year 1907, on the taxable
property Of said County. not to exceed
Two(2) mills on the dollar of the
County valuation in one year, and
continuing from year to year, in adj
dition to the usual and ordinary taxes
of said County, sufficient to pay the
interest on said bonds. and the bonds
themselves when they become due.
Denison, Crawford County. Iowa.
Signed the 2Sth of Sept. 1906.
Edw. Theobald. Co. Aud.
40-4t
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
George f O'Banion and wife to Nellie
Sept - 1905


George O'Banion and wife to Nellie
O,Banion ME- n and e1s Sc nw1s ne
no Ia 80 81 Al .l;OO) 90
W Wehland and wife to Albert Had
ley lots 10 II and IL block so Manila go 90
Sept Is
Hermann Baak aud wife to Carl Baak
Out lot OF E Subdiv of me- W Ia %
~ Al. ............. ................ lou w
Sept 10
Henry N Boysen to Peter Nielsen Lots
5 8 and Block 81 Schleswig. ......... $40 o.
Miller Simmerman and wife to Ras
Rasmussen lots q S Block IS Fair
flew add Manila $685.. -. =. -. eco %
Earl Barrett to Mary j Barrett ei-2 Sc
IL "a and " l-2 sw | 35 S. 80 love aft 90
Septa2
E Selmser and wife to John Faux
( ner Sw Ia 6 81 80. .....-... .elS9 CO
John Faulkner and wife to E Seln-
ser W 1-2sw IA s 81 80 ......... -. $500 90
John Faulkner and wife to P L Bark
W l-2 sw Ia 6 81 80 70 i5a lot 1 ;. 1892 70
Lizzie amaak to John Lnmaak el2
ne Ia sand W 2 nw1-4 50 A. love
and at -.......... .-.-s,,....-. j 70
Sept %
] A Gould and wife to l. Noss lot Q
Block l35 Denisou ......9.. .......-. 1900 90
Sept 26
w Carvn and wife TO Triplett
lot q block37 Manila ....... :. .15c0 90
Caroline Ann Francis TO William Rob
inson lot 8 block Dow City love and
aft Observation-Disclosures. -. ...3.:.... l5e %
A Whaley and wife TO Rebekah A
Nhaley lots S block Dow City,. 500 90
Sept2D
5 A Samuelson to Aaron Johnson
lot block Is western town lot CO lst
adj kiron. ............... 1900 0 o
Oct list
VIM Addrgton to John Reese lots 1873
and block ncrth Chcrter Oak. -. 1909 90
Hermann Boyer and wife to Henry
Schr ann n 1-2 sw IA So &c.. $500 90
John Rohwer and wife toe NJ Jensen
lot sub div of SITS S - 10 blk IL Dcni-
SON. 5000 90
N r. Wilder and wife to Franz Downs
w l-2 ne Id Sc l 2 w l . Sc NV ne sw
"a 50 40 a05 Acres. ......... $500. 1925 90
Frank H Downs and wife to ANGEL w
Clark sw Id l2S2 e.. cocoon. 5000 90
Henry Krohnke and wife to John H
Krohnke lot block Schleswig.. -. 80 90
Oc' 8
Clement Thomas and wife to Mrs
Mary b Gallahe lots and $
book "a add Vail 5000 90
Oct
Asmus friedrich and wife to George
Reissen ~ TT Of lot ID block
schieswig ........ 1875 o.
Town of Manila to Edmund Pennls-
ton lots 10 to 25 S of and adjoining
block So Fairfield add Manilla........ $50
Oct
j shreve and wife to John Torrey
let 20 block IA Charter Oak .. 1900 90
Bertha Klinker and H Klinker to
A McHenry lotsTS o block SO neni-
som. ........... 49,. ~. l4oo 90
Oct8
W Meigs and wife to L Brecken-
ridge lot 3 block Manilla.... $50 co
: me. 80, ....... $50 20
= 10 slsass block s 40 add vanilla -. 1870 90
erbere lot block Is Mantle J.. -. so 60
K X t lot ~ block scheswig 200 60
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-10-18

When horse is SO over worked it
lies down and in other ways declares
its inability to go further. you would
consider it criminal to use force.
Many man of humane impulses, who
would not willingly harm kitten, is
guilty OF cruelty where his own
stomach is concerned. Overdriven,
overworked, when what it needs is
something that will digest the food
eaten and help the stomach to recup-
crate. Something like Kodol For
Dyspepsia that is sold by Lamborn
Drug Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-10-18

~ Keep. the bowels open when you
have coldsvand use good remedy to
allay the Inflammation of the mucous
membranes. The best is Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar. 1t con-
tains no opiates, moves the bowels.
drives out the cold. Is reliable and
tastes good. Sold by Lamborn Drug
Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-10-18

Duroc Jersey Bears, for sale. All
eligible to registry. Inquire E. C.
Baum On Lehfeldt farm. Denison. la.
39-tf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-18

have arranged to meet representa-
tives of the Consuls and the Salvation
Army, in Oakland at one O'Clock to.
morrow afternoon, and will then de.
liver the money, Since last writing,
! have succeeded in locating the Chi
nese Consul in Oakland, and have paid
to him the first donation of $3.50. Al
though nearly three weeks since the
date of the calamity here, | find it very
hard to get information of people and
places. 1t took several hours of two
days, and then nearly an entire day, to
locate the office of the Chinese Consul,
as he had changed, and had not noti-
fed the information offices. Three
hours of hunting today, brought me TO
the supposed headquarters of the Sal
walton Army ihere, only to find that
they We're in Oakland. Knowing the
work to be done in this direction, ]
can thoroughly appreciate the good
and hard work accomplished in this line
by Mr.. Fraser.
| have had n talk with the japanese
Consul in regard to the number of Japa-
ncse in camp here, and the measures
of relief. etc.
There were about ten thousand affect
ed by the disaster, of which about
seven thousand were being taken care
of in camps. There are now in camp
here about seven hundred people, and
a total of about four thousand in the
city. In camps and receiving aid, there
are from fifteen hundred to two thou.
sand in Oakland and Berkeley. You
can see by this that several Thousand
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-18
THE WORRIED WOMEN. q

They say men must work and
women must weep; but alas, in
this too busy world women often
have to work and weep at the
same time. Their holidays are
too few and their work heavy
and monotonous. 1t makes them
nervous and irritable. The de-
pressed and worried woman loses
her appetite and grows thin and
feeble. Once in a while she has
spells of palpitation and has to
lie up for a day or two. II some
disease like influenza or malarial
fever happens to prevail she ia
almost certain to have an attack
Of it, and that often paves the
way for chronic troubles Of the
throat, lungs and other organs:
and there is no saying what the
end may be. Let the tired and
Oyerladen woman rest as much
a. possible; and, above all, place
at her command bottle OF
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
. true and suro remedy for the
Ills and malad,es OF women. 1t
u palatable as honey and con-
tains all the nutritive and cura-
tive properties OF Pure Cod Liver
Oil, combined with the Com
pound Syrup OF Hypophosphites
and the Extracts OF Malt and
Wild Cherry. Search the world
over and you will find nothing
10 equal II, Taken before meals
II improves the nutritiye value
Of ordinary foods by maxim
them easier 10 assimilate, am
has carried hope aud good cheer
into thousands of hOmes, IL Ia
absolutely reliable aud effective
IN Nervous Dyspepsia, impaired
Nutrition, Low Vitality, Wasting
Conditions, Melancholy, chloro,
10, herofula, aud all troubles NJ.
lbe Throat and LuDgp, Dr. n,
J. lioyes faysl ~ have found ia
preparation NJ great merit, la
: recent case y patient gained
nearly twenly pounds W. ts0
nohlhF treatment ln ghlph "a
sas tho prlnolral Tplpedlal a
TeniNs n carries ihe Rnaganlse
N reliability sRd ospn0l isll og
slsspDplpl lspl AZ ehpwllls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-18
CONTRIBUTIONS TO SAN FRAN
CISCO RELIEF.

Whom ooblod +b,+ T ,,,o,,l1
tbirty.6vo tbonsanI JoiIors |saz oonS
,nore cont mo hnJ l., -, NIDo,0opI
,um of 6ft-, .ho,,s,,,l ILL.,, /szn oonI
sborld Lo given os INN twGE,tion >
to tho Poi Cross Paliaf Co,',,,,itton os
san Francisco Amonn+s nnn+riLu.od
b, vorious citios. will bo nrlIishad nnJ
while U.yoi; hoe doyotad Co. tbo,,,a,, \
dollars (s5Ooo1 to tha Janaraso a.
tbousard dolIors (s5oool r. ~ Ghi
nose ana twontv.f,a hnrduo5 J,1Iar.
(so5oOl IN tbo Solvo+;on Am, ata
,,ot oI.. oo,t,;l,,,t;,,, I9, w,
the omoupt tbo+ ;e o;von +a H. G.
Froncisco Co,nmi+too aItbo,,ob T Ill
have tbo totoI of "A of o,,I 81,
tions mndo known Tho srn,r,or,, 81 ~,
o,r oontriI,,,,inns Lii ';'S " ., o.,
friends that we bovo dana orr dr+v IN
ro,iof mattors Lmt - H. S -,
tbat we bavo oiven 70 .bo E;naraa o.
mitto bore re tbo onIv amnnnt aonar
,lIv known Il would annoan that ,no
were somewhat Iacking In Mr. pool ,s
Iottor roceiyod bx, tha vo,t,,ra lo 80.
ed tbat twenty tbonsord doIipra 200
0ooN addNionaI ,yas ayrootad ~ h. NT1u, oo,,
+ributod ,ond Lo,,;n,, raooi,,o,l t,,, .to,,
sord doiIoro tsIn o6nI h,, 49,, NJ 7
exnect +bot +ba AIo,,ad. u,;u hr;n,, H.
additionoI omornt orr ,noro
have written 90 tho Mavors ond Pa.
lief Committees ~ Santa Rosa an5 @ San @
Ioso irnririn,, 60 ,,,Lottan 49,. -.
sons from Hawaii bad boon irimrod or
were in want and ne m tbe mottor of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-18

have gone away from the city. / was
informed that those who had left the
city, had been encouraged to go to
places north that had been drawing
some of our labor away. The japanese
remaining here are mostly clerks, house
servants, merchants, and residents of
this city, and there are not many la
bOrers.
From the foregoing, we thought that
IT would not be possible to get any to
90 to Hawaii as plantation laborers,
but we hope that the emigration of
numbers to the northwest, will tend to
stay for a while, the departure of la
borers from Hawaii. The Consul ex-
tended his sincere thanks for the liber-
al aid given by your committee.
Owing to the delay in locating the
Office of the Chinese Consul, / have not
been able to go into detail in regard
to the matter of their relief but will
take the matter up during my visit
tomorrow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-18
COFFEE PROSPECTS
KEEP FAVORABLE

Willett & Gray's Journal for April 2b
has the following advices regarding
coffee: They contain much to en-
courage the growers of good coffee in
Hawaii:
The May liquidation is virtually set
tied by the tenders of May delivery to-
day, and has made no disturbance in
the market, nothing more than the
changing of the coffee from one hand
TO another to "A moderate degee. The
deliveries OF May coffee consist Of about
125,OOO bags or only one third OF the
quantity Of May rendered year ago,
as the grades of coffee which are ten
dered are concentrated in few hands.
Furthermore. the higher grades OF
coffee are now finding much better
market in the interior than I'm former
years, the whole country consuming
from year to year better grade Of
coffee. With the settlement of May
liquidation, the markets have to come
back to the question of crops. From
most reliable sources the Information
Is now given that the remainder of
coffee from the present Santos crop is
very light.
As regards Rio, the information
points out that the crop in the state
OF Rio is almost exhausted but that
some coffee remains in the State of
Espirito Santo, which finds it's outlet
partly from Victoria and partly
through the port of Rio de Janeiro.
The total of the current Rio crop is
just about 100000 bags, whereas the
parties who had estimated It as high
as 100000 bags, now give as their
justification the idea that the balance
remains in the interior. II is very easy
to estimate crops high, and when they
DO not materialize, to claim from year
to year, that the balance is held-up
country, and has not come forward.
Tho outcome OF the present Rio and
Sartos crops being some 1000, 900 bags
below the generally accepted figures
earlier in the season, renders it more
and more necessary for the coffee
world TO be guided by the actual figures
obtainable when the crop is coming i'm,
rather than to listen to sensational es-
Inmates, considering that these unre-
liable and exaggerated figures come
from firms whose career. even over
twenty-five or thirty years duration
is most unsuccessful, showing how lit
tie knowledge they possess of the crops
and the market. and yet so generously
oif'r their information" To others.
The spot market Is quiet. but steady.
and without evidences that good deal
OF coffee is wanted. The quotation for
No. Rio, ON the spot, is 1-l6c.: Rio
As, 3-4c. to 7-Sc.; Santos As 7-Sc.
to &C.
The Worlds Visible for May 1st will
again show substantial decrease,
apart from the loss of steamer cargo
OF about 5000 bags that was destined
for san Francisco: and not to speak
ot the loss of actual coffee held in
private and public stores in San Fran
cisco.
April options, week ending April 20:
Highest 60 TO 6.65; lowest, $50 to
i.55; closing $50 to 6.55. against last
year closing 645 to $50. No. I last
year, 3-4c.
1906. 1905
April l. April /.
Visible supply OF
world. in bags 1O,7i7.9l6 12967 ,l7O
stock Y, s., all kinds,
In bags ............ 415g.443 445l 056
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-18
OVER THBEE HUNDRED
THOUSAND IN TAXES

Collections by Tax Assessor Holt
from the first ~ May 10 ten o'clock
last night Tor the island OF Oahu win
foot up more than three hundred thou
sand dollars This is the tax Tor the
hair year The Tax Assessor has had
deputies receiving money a. three vim
hoNs in hls tax counter, az every VIM
dow bon thr tax office. ana one out In
tho ban ~ the Judiciary building for
several days past ana FOR the last
iND ulRhiH. The collections of Income
hul properly taxes in Honolulu alone
f"pi un mono lhan iva hundred lhou-
sand iUllHH
Mr iipIt said lasl ulEht that be- eN-
lr lrl in 900 W1r ihau ono hundred
Thousand WnIr uum ihr outside die
lrlfls hNH hHn|Hu Waianae ana iho
lrai 1hIH mUrl Nill ho lulnni in io
lhf fHs un.0 hrfom lhp ond M ihls
Nffk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-18
AN AMERICAN REMEDY.

There is probably no medicine manu-,
featured that can he found In more
homes in the United States than Cham
horlain : Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea
Remedy, II mas been in general use
for over thirty years aud each success
siye epidemic NJ diarrhoea aud dysen,
tory during this time has tested It's
merit and proved is superiority over
all similar preparations, The reliahil'
lly aAh prompt rnres ~ this remedy
have Won for il the confidence of many
physlrians who often prescribe IL IN
lhflf practice No case has ever yei
he'p reported whore iis use has failed
lo give roller fhs Iomedy b. ior sale
in lhs elli hy all Lealers and drug
fl'ls hensaa, smlih a Cor Ltd
agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-18
List OF the Names OF
the Saved Reported
Since the Free Gables
We're Stopped.

Tho following list OF Honolulan,
found safe and we in San Francisco
since the discontinuanoo Of Fraser's
free cables was received by Acung
Governor Atkinson yesterday from Jas
y. Morgan.
Howard Knbride ana family u,
Lyon st.
Mable Renshaw. 22l3 Dwight Way.
Mrs Mary Murphy. Genl p. O.. $. Y.
chas. shipman and family Isl Bel
vcdere St
Mrs. Mary johnson and family.
DubOcc Ave.
Mrs. Y. NJ. Allen and Misses Ward
G). Belvedere Hotel Belvedere.
Mrs. Dabel. 5j7 Fell st.
Mrs. Agnes stein. $50 Grove st.
Hoag, 7l3 Castro ST.
Mrs. Hughes 290l Webster st.
Mrs. A. w Rice, 1915 Grove ST.,
Berkeley.
Julius Blumenthal, i04. 14th St, Oak
land.
A. Forest, Sailors Home, Harrison
st. to May 9th afterwards Gen1 p o.,
S. F..
Geo. A. Aldrich. p. o. Box No. 800
s. F..
Hall Nc. Claughry Main p. o., 800
and Mission SITS.
Mrs. Anna Joost and family, 1926
Page st.
Justin and Gertrude Gales, 2O34
Pierce st.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sterns Fadelle.
914 Linden St. Oakland.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baker and family, 25
Prosper st.
Mrs. Judge Gear Napa.
Geo. II. Paris, care of Byron Jackson
Machine Works, IS Telegraph Ave-,
Oakland
Alfred H. Jengclaus, BOG Mcdonald
Rishmont. Contra Costa.
Piilani Jones. Lane Hospital.
Tony p Bento, End Infantry, U. S. A.
Mrs. Sweeney, 1913 Ney.
Geo. Sackwitch, a51 Clay st.
Mrs. Edith Dood, 1923 25th st.
Mrs. Kohler, Berthean Hodges, 25O1
Scott st.
Miss Meyer, 1872 Spruce st.
Clifford White, 535 Alvarado St.
Mrs. Hughes 535 Alvarado ST.
Eddie Burns, 9lS Elm Ave.
Mrs. Geo. II. Paris. 50i Broderick st.
Mrs. 7. Maxwell, 2611 Pacific Ave.
Ethel Agnes Palmer, Cottage Hos
pital. San Rafael
j. McKinnon. 119 Ebert st.
Mrs, Little, POOP Laguna.
ID. w. Douthitt 24SO Sutter st.
Mrs. ]. S. Martin, 1874 Val Dez ST.,
Oakland.
Miss Leonora Martin, 1874 Val Dez
St, Oakland
j. j. Barry, 1927 Webster st.
c. l.. Rooney 2OS2 Union st.
E. j. Hart. 104S Capp st.
Mrs. F. Lawrence, corner Boston and
Chicago Ave, Fruitvale.
Miss Il. c., Lawrence, corner Boston
and Chicago Ave. Fruitvale.
DR.. f. f. Mckay, 1884 Howard St.,
near 22nd.
Edith Cook, Martha J. Scooffy, Leoni-
das Scooffy, 2612 Webster St.
Mrs, NJ. L. Silvera. 1881 Geary st.
Mrs. NJ. A. Waterbury, S. w. corner
Scott and Waller SITS
Mrs. Dougherty, $. w. corner Scott
and Waller SITS.
Mrs. E. NJ. Kailey, 1901 A. goth ST..
corner Missouri st.
Elizabeth II. Ryan, 1921 Scott St
Gerald King, 4134 Gilbert St, Oak
and.
Mrs. C. H. Dacker, ABA Gilbert St.,
Oakland.
Mrs s. c. Solomon, 1850 oath St.,
5. f.
Grace Morgan, 719 West 11th ST.. Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Carrie Bryant, 729 Girard St.,
$. =.
Herbert Thomas, 1926 Folsom st.
Continued on page ~
.S.FSsIS.-:I.els(!.|0.c.1.9-.-o.9.o
they are quite varied. have been
quite fortunate in having the assistance
of Mr.. j. W. Doyle, who has rendered,
and is now doing, good active service
with me. His knowledge of the city,
and of the people with whom we have
to deal, is very helpful.
As this covers Mr.. PecS's letters to
me in regard to moneys sent, | shall
not write him a separate letter.
With regards, ] remain,
Very truly YOURS,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-18

.ians nH fHs Hehl far u.l,aalr. ap
. rH.FM tn.t HtliFi
Nf iHN. rIaI. tHaf nD.Hs e
hNIn NffIrf nnl NnHHli
laa HH.UI iH nuf 'mra s.fheI
D. if fHn rsHr OR pireap nfi has
fruraf ffe n.Un. rlIs NIHHr. rlf0h-
In. ttfr fD. N fNo fH.nY. with
f tn ufI.s n|fHuHHe nf nnY
Hna aNh m Hr |na Naf mny appear
IHaa. ~ fnr Republicans nnmi-
rnle n white mHu. Tho Democrats aro
r.If il cei in h.hHd kuhio to man.
d. te Republicans nominate kuhio. %
prominent Democrat said tho other
day th1i his party had n white mon
reaty,to make the race.
MARCH OF CURTIS.
n is The nshi Tor Delegate Tint has
cent curtis Inuhea a-marching around
ihe Blg Island lining up Palmer
Woods ana John Baker and Artlo
Burns and AN the boys down that way.
Boo his interest ~ the cat jumps his
war presumably in the interest of
kuh.o n the cat jumps TIE other way.
II is the light for Delegate, in fact.
that the whole push on both sides Is
watching now with the kecncst possi-
bic interest n is not likely that there
win De- lesscning of interest. either.
until Euhio comes home-and then Il
Is more apt Co he heightened than less
sned For n some mean haolc should
insist upon the Delegate declaring
himself as TO his party amuatlon be-
fore any convention meets al all, what
ln awful predicament he would be I'm
II the party he declared for should
then turn him down.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-18
II Is Not a Part Of his
Policy TO Send a Lot
OF Idle Men Back to
the Islands Now.

l2l Scott ST., san Francisco. COL,
May ., 1906
\. l.. q. Atkinson. Esq. Acting Cow
crnor Territory OF Hawaii. Chair
man Governors Relief Committee.
Dear Sir; Since last writing, % great
deal of my time has been spent iu in-
ycstigating requests FOR transportation
TO Honolulu, of parties who formerly
resided there, and of others who simply
had friends there, and who woud enjoy
trip
When first arrived here. talked
with Mr. Fraser and he said that it
would require several thousand dollars
to pay 90 the passage of those who
wished 10 return. OF course. this mat
ter has TO be studied out and decided
~ tlH different requests come in, and /
can now say, that | think that unless
some unforeseen eases arise that ] will
not be compelled to eXpend more than
one thousand dollars $4,000 in this
knc. ] have numerous applications to
send down families, or just the husband
and wife, but il is my policy to dis
courage emigration to Honolulu. and
get work for the man of the family,
right here, or at other places ON the
mainland.
The fact that Hawaii has contributed
to fund, opens an avenue for great
many TO see me and insist that their
friepds in Honolulu contributed to the
fund, and that they surely should have
some of the money expended on them.
] have lately sent two families to
Portland, Oregon. where the men were
assured of work. There is considerable
work here, cleaning bricks and in clear
ing debris, and work of that nature;
but rs some of this is to hard for some
of the people in my care, who wish to
remain here, | am getting employment
for them in Canneries and other works
of like nature.
] am sending an account of the
money ! have expended, and you will
see that ] have not spent great deal
in relief matters, as | believe in work
whenever it can be obtained
! do not write the names of those
whom ! have assisted, as ! think that
your committee is interested in the ex-
penditure of the funds in general and
list of those helped can be sent at
some future time. On the whole. the
native Hawaians and others from Ha-
waii. have shown "A desire to assist
themselves, and in most eases are will
ing to take work when offered
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-18

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-18

Ihe Board ~ lipallh IA anfF inn
drAlrif NJ lilupspuf' ~ gnmppl lhom
a. Ipl Gas ppls0n lahfl on lhs Afll'lp
iaflle 4 MuhlnGlop hale bffH lslainfa
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ell'l iheH lnlsleSll ~ vie mel'F
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-18
RELIEF EXPENDITURES.

BY Doric yesterday, ] received a let
ter from Mr.. l.. T. Peck, Treasurer of
your committee, with enclosures
amounting to ten thousand dollars
($lO,0OO) and asking me to disburse
said sum as follows: