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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
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GUS>tso>. Colo. Ssp,. Ia, 1896
Notice J. h-sebv gwen ,ha; a
couniv convention ~sli he held IN
the conrr hosse IN G.nn,.on. Colo.
SATURDAY.. October 9Th. lS6, at lo
clock a va fr the purpose of noun
IN ting one candidate for each ot the
f,llc~ine named Offices. TO ~it:
County Clerk. County Sheriff,
Cosnty Assessor. County Treasurer,
Commissioner for Sri commissioner :
district, County Superintendent 81
Scbool>, Coenty Coroner and Repre-
sentative o. the 10th general Assem-
bly cf tie State Of Colora3o. and To-
tran-art such other business as NAV
properly come hefore such couven-
ton
Tie various precincts in tie eoun-
" Will lie entitled to the following
representation in ssid county conven-
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
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sxi,e Pye-cripssssn has the vrsttea -
As~uep, II the most easipeet ssedsca1
writer. Of al the several scha~,ls of psac-
sce-more yalua bic thaa any amount -
soa-profes-ioaal Standardization ~
latter are not lacking. having hs.ea con-
oribu,.d volun- srily by grateful pa;'ees-
IN pgmi-r~ Z, ,Sceea the e.dor-e sseatr
given to auy D ler medicine extAna fW
the cure q vsoM Hs ilis.
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a uu.no..n G, "a 5ss-itsoa as . substitute
for this w~ll "a .sn remedy eS KNOWN
eoupo-, 81 ~. ovt n though the dealer may
make q llftio ui.s.e I,rofit thereby. le@r
interest in rers iHsI9 health l. pssramoart
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insult t. your insell igence for him 10 Try
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know what yuu ~ani and u Is Lis basil
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by old Or rierce over forty years aao,
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
A Discovery in lrriGatioa

At the mouth Of Lost Canon 10 a
broad level mesa containing in the
neighborhood Of 800 acres but some
80 feet above the Gunnlsn 1t belongs
10 the Haymaker ranch and for years
the problem has been TO raise water
10 this land without expensive flumes
or pumps that would cost an i'm
mense sum. Lost Canon has an
abundance of water until July fret
when IT goes dry. Mr. Haymaker
and sons. Tully and Zilba have
built some reservoirs up the Gulch
and have cleared l. acres close TO
the canon. This year they made a
discovery. BY using water freely
until July fret they found it possi-
BILE to raise one good crop of alfalfa
and a reasonably good crop of bar
ley and oats The reservoirs were
not touched at all. Exceptional
rains helped out this season. but on
the other hand here 10 a chance to
use the Campbell system If Mr.
,auA lptu can, bN sub-sufldtt pack
ing. store rainfall enough to last the
season then in such a case as this
where the ground can be literally
soaked till July first 1t ought to be
possible through systematic soil cul-
ture TO raise first class grain crops.
NEws-CHsNPloN Is going to send
this article to Mr. Campbell and ask
his opinion Of the problem.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS,
AdMtsi>trstof's sale of Heal Estat,

COUNTY or GCNNIsoN -
In The County Court in Probate.
In the matter q the estate
cf
Evan Nilliams decreased
Nrtioe l. hertty given that whereas | have
received aut forIty from -aid Court in gnid
cause 10 sci the real estate telonciry to said
.e's'e - private saie, Therefor, | hereby of er
70 sell L'ts ~ and II in Bluck - with i'm
irNtments thereon al ~ one-han interest in
y y L.ts and NJ in Block 10 al IN the Town OF
nethlt, 'unnisun tounty. Colorado: also the
lwadawceda placer claim. s,ina,a IN
the k'ek Greek Mining District. in said
S"tnN aha state. VIII receive BIDS in writ
n's stor am or ell q sand t,r NJ rty 81 M, -
1ehee N the Town ~ Marble. 6unnisan
:. utty' oiorndo, at any time tefare the 9Th
gay ui October A. ID. 1910. 20 twrlv. -clock
all bids '''' "'' anu
Dated September lO'h. 1870
,a--... WILLIAM y. PARRY
adfninistrutur ofths Estate uf Ivan Williams
Seit. l4---. ....i
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05

The reuomination Of Hon. Theron
Stevens 10 succeed himself as dis
trlct Judge meet. the wishes of the
great ma joritv Of voters in the seven
tn Judicial district Ii is time v hen
friends Of the people must be on
guard. Judge Stevens is fearless
Judge, absolutely impartial and his
sympathie. are with the democratic
masses and not with the predatory
COrpGTaiftuiS
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
NOTICE or eUtRhI,H~ >.,y ~, v,u
k>1ATt

state II Colorado.
County of Gunnis IA :
hy virtue OF " etsl order .f the County
Court # said county made ard ar.e..d ~
Iee.i - OF tiie -ith s.sy Of September y n. Iet-i
9h % me apil-icatiou Il The un ,-rSicued Alice l.
49, - = guar tll8a 81 Aihert NJ. Usber and Dorv-
IAl o-het mn ~ heirs II the estate - Iarnss
.I saee q 70 sell the following described
real e-taie bel nsinr to the sid minors to-wit
No. Two and TREE in Block A Joinson,s .i,,;-
: ti.n y ,iie Town ot 'rystsl. IN the County II
~, hl-'n and :, a'e uf Col RADIO stall on the
- III ,b-s: eas 4 ,,eIoner \ d. u at my r-iience
e'eN N The ioreDcon. sell ali TIE interest Of
sii ilnore m and To said real estate Al private
-, -, i,r easa not less than the appraised value
here I. same being ous. nm ',ir.si ,,i tf-, 90
m salo sale 70 be mste SEbject to the ap-
pr.'al ana ooufrmstionof said, ounty fanrt
c,...; ALICE L.. Usher.
eTsrfisn of Albert N. Usher and Toro,lsy
L sher. minors.
SEPT .e-Oct. l..
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
Market Conist,oas ios Co osAi.
D~svsn Ma<Asoni vkess

~ Prot " " ohn 81 the coloraio Exper'
mont Stallion.
Another season hse brought an
abundant harvest and C"lorsd
farmers growing durum wheat on
our semi arid lands find that the
Colorado Millers Association mills.
with but one exception, lend no word
Of encouragement to them for mar
ket and we learn that IN many Sec
tions Of the state the farmers are be
ing told that this wheat has no mar
ket and the farmer ls advised To
stop raising a wheat that has demon
strated itself to be . more certain
crop on our semi arid lands having
10 to IA inches Of rainfall than sny
other crop grown.
We wish to declare to these farm
erS that we can assure for Colorado
, darum heat . steady, aafe and per
manent export marhet.
Russia in the pest has furnished
the great mile Of France q large
part Of her durum (macaroni wheat
Here it is blended with the French
wheat to make fine quality pastry
and French bread Its greatest use
however is for the superior quality
OF edible pastss for which France
and ltsl y are noted
Russia this year has little or nc
wheat for export. in fact in some
parts of the Empire wheat is being
shipped in from adjacent wheat
countries to supply the home de-
mand, This is sending buyers oI
this wheat TO other countries. Las,
year ten million bushels Of duru
were exported from the United
States and We are being called upon
by the importing Mediterranean
ports to supply this years deficit.
While last year only 400, 600 bush
els went via the Gulf ports, all
Kansas City, Denver and Texas dur
um shipments, this year, are being
routed by way of the Gulf potts. 1t
means TO Colorado a saving of nearly
900 miles freight to the seaboard.
by correspondence with the leading
exporting grain merchants while We
tnd durum wheat for export is selling
for less than domestic wheat there is a
more steady market and it can be
counted on. Fort Collins Milling
and Elevator Company are buying
durum wheat in lots of from 100
pounds to car load At our request
there are now two export buyers in
our state buying in car lots for ex-
port. One Of the buyere-Mr. Roy
Campbell represents J. Rosenhaum
Grain Company Of Fort Worth, Kan
sas City, Chicago, st. Louis and Gal
weston. J. Rosenbaum Grain Com
pany have commissioned me to tell
Colorado farmers the following: I'VE
will buy your durum wheat each
year and care not whether il be one
car or a million cars. We can han
die all the durum wheat which Won
can grow. Grow a good quality and
there is no question about the mar
ket"
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05

Thos. +. Walsh made q maQnifi-
cent address last week at the Pike 3
Peak celebration. We wish space
permitted MS to qnote it in full. 1t
astounded his fellow millionaires, but
proved that Toms heart still beats
true to the workingman. He advo-
Gates a graduated income tax. the
more equal distribution of wealth
and man! o'hers reforms.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
L. j. 1IIRIFy.
THEY'RE ON the RUN

Aathiue TtpubiiCdns Oh totoTauo
are reaping the whirlwind. Taking
advantage of the enormous barrel
furnished by the railroads, the min
ing trust and the Denver corpora
tions. they undertook to buy Colora-
do. For awhile the game Of nomi-
mating corporation men on both tick
cts and playing it Heads ! yin, tails
YOU lose. worked fAn,ously. In the
brasea Peabody campaign of t~o
yssrs ago after . disGrsceful two
years Of anarchy, prssipated through
hideous court decisions and cor
rupt aud cowarily executive, they
expected to win bv sheer power Of
money. Defeated bv 10000 major
ity. they proceed to steal the COVER
norship and legislature, debauch
the supreme court and then to e.
plot Colorado by stealing franchise
right and left, placing one Of their
chief robher barons in the senate,
and walking on all attempts at de-
cency
But, thank Heavens this is not
New Jersey The glorious ozone of
our mountains is not conductive to
supinely letting people walk over
your frame. Colorado people have
got throuGh voting 'er straight"
just because they were born demo-
Gratis OF republicans.
First the democratic state conven-
ton presented one Of the most mag
nihcent spectacles Of political clean.
sing known TO history The corpor-
a.ion crowd was literally "spewed
out even though it was sadly nee
eesary TO run over some pretty good
democrats who persisted in getting
in the way The republican conven-
ton, which by the way did not repre-
sent one tenth Of the honest voters
OF that party proved so meek
ly subservient to boss rule that it
became an emetic instead Of a stim-
ulant. Not caring to walk through
a slaughter house TO an open grave"
its principal candidate abruptly re-
signe,l and the result has been. con-
fusion TO the bosses and utter hone
lessness of the contest on the part of
republican voters. The great bulk
of those voters. are Of course Just as
honest. and just as desiring of good
government as those IF democracy.
1t takes a good many hard slams to
-, IL r. 1.
choice has been delivered over 10 the
corporations. but certainly no think
ing man could now deny it. unless
for the sake Of saving his face in
that the whole ticket is doomed 10
inglorious defeat If new primaries
could be held there is no doubt but
the republican bosses as well would
be ousted, bot that is out Of the
question. a. the only way to re-
buke their false leaders, over half
the republican voters will either stav
at home or more wisely vote for the
democratic state ticket and thus
make their protest felt
What Colorado needs most of all
is a primary election law such as
other progressive states like Mime
sofa. Wisconsin and Oregon have ad-
opted Then the voters will al
ways have the reins Of party control
in their hands, and bose. can be
eliminated.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05

Having finished his hay crop on
the Powderhorn, Henry Schneph
took time 10 visit the county seat the
latter part Of the week. lir. Sch
neph has a patch Of between three
and four acres Of alfalfa that is well
advanced toward the third cutting.
Three crops Of alfalfa are rare in
this altitude. He is also planting
more bronze grass and orchard grass,
experimenting with these on his b
knoll., that seem to escape ordinary
irrigation. The orchard grass is do
ing somewhat the best. bu; 81 lb.
more Of each sort will be .owed
next spring
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05

7. W. Gray has invested in a 10Th
Century manure spreader. the first
Of the sort 10 be brought into our
section. 1t is loo bushel machine
and works like a top. The Gunni-
son Hardware company also has two
20 bushel machines on the road for
A. f. Hyzer and Ed Wvlie.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05

Stockmen all over the state are
picking out the bunches Of likelv
cattle to feed for the live stock show
in Denver next January. NEws-
CHAYFIoS hopes TO record some blue
ribbons captured by our Gunnison
cattle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05

Secretary Wilson has withdrawn
the Quarantine against mango from
the western part II Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
To CUcEAum.R o>I p.y

-. - LAAAIiNE RRoMO cninipe Tablets
rrusSlsre refund mon il il r. IL. to eur. r
"-"ho' Signature q, esch box &c
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
7 POUND rMAsTER's NOTICE.

NoiIce n, hereby given that the ami.
mails -dcscribcd. below have been i'm,
pounded in the Government pound at
Maliki, Kona. Island of Oahu, and un.
less the pound fees and cstray on road
are sooner satisfied. VIII be sold Mt
tho date hereafter named, according
To law: ..,...... 800. .'... TOW
hpril 3, 1906 bark grey mare with
halter bit and short hair rope
No brand.
The above animal will bo sold on
Saturday, April II, 1906, at II
o'clock noon, II not called for before
The date mentioned.
WILLIAM J. KARRATTI.
81 pOundmaster,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
CALLS KUH'O no Sc .OND TERM
Continued from Paae IL

United States Of America, II nominated
by hc party at home at its general
convention, to b" held during next Sep.
iCnibCr.
~" II Resolved, That II IL the sense
Of the Executive Committee OF the
County Committee Of The Republican
party, Third Representative District
iha, our choice for the Office Of said
Delegate shall be the Hon. Kalaniana.
ole, and that this Committee com
mcncc active work in bChalr Of said
Delegate rs soon rs practicable.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
SKATING TODAY

The popularity Of skating seems to
be contagious. as II Is noticed that
those who come just to rubber" arc
coon asking for skates, and after few
evenings join the merry "whlrlF
Next Wednesday evening the first
race Will take place. Already the On
tries are filed and the men In training.
For April 18th Il relay team race Is ON
the card.
The band will play tonight for siat
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
WEATHER REPORT
u. 8. Weather Bureau.
Local Office.

April Z, 1906.
Temperatures a. m, 20; a. M,
20; 10 u, M, II; noon, n; morning
minimum, 60.
Barometer, u, m, 30.l3; absolute
humidity, s a. M, 5052 grains per Gu
bic foot; relative humidity, s a. M, 81
per cent. dew point, s a. m, 81
Wind-G a, M, velocity @ direction
Il; a. m, velocity II, direction NE;
10 a. m, velocity II, direction NE;
noon, velocity 7, direction NE.
Rainfall during "a hours ended
8 a. m, Trace.
Total wind movement during ~
hours ended at noon, 1G5 miles.
ALEX. McU. ASHLEY.
Section Director. U. s. Weather Blu
Teau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07

Saturday. April Z.
Z. NJ. S. S. Co.'S stmr. Mongolia,
Porter, from Yokohama, : u. m; gen.
cral cargo TO II. llackfcld a Co, Ltd.
Am. ship Marion Chilcott, Larsen,
u days from Monterey; oil TO Pacific
oil Transportation Co.
Am. Blk. Olympic, Evans, II days
from San Francisco; general cargo to
II. lIackfcld a Co, Ltd.
IL. $. N. Co.'S stmr. LikClikc, Mao.
pala. from Molokai ports. 6 a. m.
Schr. Moi Wahinc, Moki, from Paa.
uilo, 0 n. m.
Stmr Kinau. Clarke. from Hawaii
ports 10 a. IN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
ANNUAL MEETING OF 4.
.. Z. = ANII-SlLOON IEAGUt

{. A band Of earnest workers gathered
N Y, NJ. {. A" HAL last evening Tor
Tho annual meeting 81 the ,Anti.saloon
League. raRsy !, W. Mailman, prcsi.
dent. waspin the chair, Songs and
praycrs Were scattered appropriately
through the proceedings. Rev. J. w.
Wadmah presented Tho ann,Ial report.
Speaking Of the liquor traiilc's obj2c-
lions, he said:
The oaht I. rlli3inSIntyIrqs iNi.h
determining fActorLthS 3onidrhtd Of
tho posIye. You and i, progressing the
liJSSi; of sufIAslgr lasl. tho Irresponsible
pafdtf. ! Tho leglslatAfs att'our repre-
scntatiyCs, and II they do not conform
to the wishes Of the people who elect
them for legislative duty and do no,
enact laws for the abolition Of the sa'
loon or the regulation Of the trade rs
we, the electors, think II should be
cont. oiled, then II Is up TO the people
thCmsClvCs-thC Clcctoratc-to sec
that their wishes are obcycd and the
proper Legislation is secured"
The trcasurCrs report showed $jl1.
% for the years receipts and disbursc
mcnts Of $3.50.
J.. A. Martin, agent OF the League
reported ON the years work. The Rev
q. D. Edwards then spoke for the
cause of temperance.
The following officers were elected
President, Rev. j. w. Wadman vice
president, w. A.. Bowen; honorary
vice president, Mrs. J. NJ. whitney;
secretary, Rev. u. u. Turner; troasur
or. Rcy. w. y. Wcsteryclt; vice presi
dent for Hawaii DR.. A. s. Baker; vice
president Tor Kauai, Rev J. NJ. Lyd
gate; vice president for Maui, Rev
Bazata; chairman Of agitation commit
toe, Rev. q. u. Edwards; chairman OF
law enforcement committee, Mr. j. NJ
Martin; chairman of legal protection
committee, Rev. o. II. Gullck; chair
man of legislation committee, DR.. ID.
Scuddcr; chairman of finance commit
tee, q. =. Castle.
The league will In future be known
as the Anti.SalOOn League of Hawaii
There will be three or more vice
presidents.
The employment of an agent will be
recognized In the bylaws of the
league and he shall In future by an
OK OiilciO member of the executive
committee OF the league.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
AUCTION SALE
MONDAY, APRIL 0, 1906,
~ O'CLOCK NOON,
GOODS ON VIEW MONDAY MORN.
ING


ING.
] will sell nj my salesroom, SAY Ka.
ahunanu St, the following machinery.
etc, the same being the entire con.
tents of Taroena Factory on Liliha st.
Also Building and Lot.
! Flat top desk, oak, double row OF
drawers.
Oak swivel Office chair.
Oak chair, Office, cane seat.
Lot, containing $40 So. H. more or
less. Also new frame building built
Of wood. % 100 feet. wired for cleo.
triclty, flush closets. porcelain urinals
and wash stands. All free OF taxes or
Indebtedness.
/ Lot of Hndllng wood.
1000 Galvanized iron wire drying
trays. 2S \ 80 inches. .....
20 horsepower steam boiler, SO x
100, tubular. complete.
1Sx6 class u horizontal engine,
complete.
| No. 4 mill, with bevel gearing,
aluminium plates. hopper and tube,
with balance of the mill of galvanized
~ ~ w "" '', y, po''
or ,r,nd,r. la 70" nrtnIi' '
corn, dried taro. etc
so feet of 1916 inch shafting. }
couplings and 10 hangers.
2 Taro slicers.
~ Washers. SIS inches.
SO lag screws, 5.Sx6 inches. na"
6 lag screws. 5sx1e inches.
5 others. IT, so. Sc, 40. "ti..l n'.'
1 Hose cotiplcr. 1 sprinkler. 'r.,
/ No. II Stillson wrench. H,H'
No. 10 Stlllson wrench.
1 No. 9 wcsco,t wrench. P"'l''h
| No, Wescott wrench. ....
4 No. s, ,CQc wrench,
l No. IL Coc wrench.
100 feet wlre.bound hose.
robirn, comnIo,n ., t,,,, ,or an.
pentcr and shop work ''''
l.. doz p,nicr N,,,ohng,,,,, ho,,,,
1 bushcI ID iii .nI N" =" 49, "'''"e
49,, ,.--.,l.. .,,.
No - >'''.,,'y, $3.50
49,, - ,i' 'i'V ,'"'"e' oei'
~ -, % 1920 o.'''
NV" ''"e'. 's '',1' o't'
l"" 1917 ''''"'' oe'''
moSher Dag hoiuers.
! Peelins machine for removing the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

- a. - -, -, =,
F'' j. NJ > 3 CO. : s'mr. Mongolia
from Yokohama, April For Homo
lulu: II. c. Chlcnc. l.. Collins. Mrs
r : Tuprcv X uIrnoLo uIss v,da
Thrdourh, II Ahcgg IamcS ' A,iiIs W."
Miss NddIsnr r. r. ~ iIIni,ion
Row. n T. Anccu nr w ~ , Hn,,,
s,rore ! / Worrn,, pIs,o,i =" ~, ~ A.
pasliorJ Mr. / w noshynrI r. noi'
Longer e & nc,tnr A., rs pi ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07

From Hawaii ports, per stmr. III.
nau, April Mrs. Geo C. Bccklcy,
Miss Juanitn Bccklcy, Mrs. o. X. Still.
man, A. H. Clarke. Mrs. A. u. Clarke.
Mrs, Angelina Mossman. s. s. Georgia,
Il. j. Lyman, Mrs. II. J. Lyman, Miss
Lcomar Peter Lee, W. X. Andrews,
Roy. S. KOdama, A. +. Ewart, d. Mac.
allstcr, II. Soycc, Mrs. Il. G. Hitch.
cock Miss Franc Eaton. r. A. Rich.
monG, Il. ID. Baldwin, Geo. W Carr,
j. Il Higgins Master r. Stacker. Miss
J. N. Barnard, NJ. p. Gibson, q. W.
Gregg, Rev. w. II. Fcnton Smith, Geo.
Blake. w. NrcdenbcrG, Mrs. G. Low,
stead, Miss II. willing, r. Nakamurn
Mrs, Geo. Gliding. Miss X. Gliding, Geo
Roonltz, G. o. Mashkc. u. II. Davies,
u. y. Akiu, Peter Lcghorn, Geo. Glib
]. bow. c. HOY. J. II. Bright, Mrs. +.
Andrick. G. II. Lindsay.
From Molokai ports, per stmr. Like,
like, April 7.--Dr. w. n. Brinckcrhofr
j. u. McVeigh. j. II. Wilson.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
HARRY COPP DEAD

Harry Copp police officer for the
Spree kclsylllc plantation, Puuncnc
Maui says a wireless message rcceiy
ed IN town this morning, Is dead Of
fever.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
To stenographers ana -Typewrlters /:

We have Just received new line Of
typewriting paper. II will be greatly
to your interest to inspect same. Priees
Csc. a box up. Samples eheerfully sub.
mitted. WALL Nichols Co., Ltd. Ev.
erything for the office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07

The schooner Charles Levi Wood,
bury has postponed her sailing for Iii.
10 until next Wednesday. She is on
the Maine Railway being oyerhauled
and will receive freight next Tuesday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
SAILING TODAY.

Am. sp. Bangalorc, Blanchard. FOL
Illo 2 y. IN.
=. NJ. s. S. Co. stmr. Mongolia, Por
tcr, for San Francisco. ) y. m.
CA. $. S. Co.'S stmr. MiOwcra, Hem
ming, for sydney via Suva; p. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
DEPARTED.

Saturday. April Z.
o. a. o. s. S. Co.'s stmr. Coptic,
Finch, for Yokohama, 10 a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07

Judge De bolt this morning granted
a motion to set the hearing of the dam
age suit of W. G. Weldon vs. G. W.
Chaplin for next Thursday at o'clock
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
BY AUTHORITY
ACTING CHIEF FIRE WARDEN.

Notice Is hereby given that during
my temporary absence from the Terri
tory, Mr.. David Haughs of the Division
OF Forestry will be Acting Chief Fire
Warden, with all the rights and pow.
ers appertaining to that position,
RALPH S. HOSMER,
Superintendent of Forestry and
Chief Fire Warden.
Honolulu, T. H., April Z, 1906.
3352-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

For Yokohama. per $. S. CoptIc, Apr.
IA. J. White. A. II. HickoX.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-07
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

The opening of tenders for Two.
room SchOol,house at ~ Miles Olaa,
has been postponed one week to April
10th, 1906.
C. S. HOLLOWAY,
Superintendent of Public Works.
April It'll, 1906. 3352-lt