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Cañon City record., 1906-05-10
CHANGES IN THE
new CITY DIRECTORY

From present indications the 1906
City Directory will be of greater value
than any of its preceding numbers.
This is caused by the extensive
changes made in names of the streets
and in numbering the southern part
of the city. Nearly every number in
South Canon has been changed, and
the new, directory will be correct.
This alone should be of enough i'm
portance to every business house and
professional man to induce him to
place his order for the book, aside
from this there are a great many
changes and additions in the territory
covered by the directory, and in this
modern day and age every business
man should avail himself of every
chance he has to secure conveniences
in his Office.
AS an advertising medium the di-
rectory is readily realized to be of
great value. 1t is a book which is re-
ferred to many times day and it is
safe to say that at some time during
the year every resident, as well as
strangers in the city have occasion to
refer to it many times during the year
and therefore progressive business
houses should see that their firms
have space in it.
and those who desire to purchase
space or copies should place their or
ders Immediately.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10
BIG VOTE P0LLED IN
SOUTH SIZE ELECTION

The election in South Canon last
Monday afternoon Tor the purpose OF
choosing a member of the board of
education to succeed Orion w, Locke,
was a far more exciting affair than
was the case with the school election
on this side of the river There were
two candidates for the position-E. H.
Stinemeyer and S. F. Entorf-and the
rivalry for the place was spirited from
the time the polls opened until they
closed Altogether there were 463
ballots cast, of which Mr.. Stinemeyer
receivd 296 and Mr.. Entorf 167, ma
jority of 129 for the former. The
election was held Mt the high school
building.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10
HELP YOUR BOY FRIEND TO
A SWELL VACATION TRIP
Record Publisher Gives One Boy Chance Make Little
Spending Money-Interest the Contest Increasing.

That two boys are going to get the
trip of their lives this summer goes
without question. The interest in the
vacation trips is becoming contagious
and people from away OFF are sending
in their subscriptions with the re-
quest to give some boy that they
knew as little coger the certificate
that goes with their payment.
The trips given by The Record are
worth working for. In addition to
the railroad tickets, the cash prizes
give the average boy plenty of spend
ing money for the trip.
The boys already entered in the
contest are all steady hard working
youths, some of them paying their
own way through school. and all are
worthy OF the help of their friends.
The people who help these boys are
only paying the little account to The
Record which they would necessarily
have to pay soon any way.
Almost everybody in town owes
more or less on Record subscription
and can easily pay.
The object of this contest is to col
lect dollar and n quarter or more
from thousand people.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10
CANON HIGH SCHOOL
WELL REPRESENTED

The athletic team of the Canon City
high school will go to Boulder tomor-
row to take part in the track events
TO be held at the State University on
Saturday in connection with the an
nual high school day. The Canon boys
made a good showing at the recent
athletic meet at Colorado Springs and
may be expected to acquit themselves
creditably in the contests on Gamble
Field on Saturday. The team that
will represent Canon City at Boulder
day after tomorrow will be substan-
TALLY the same as the one sent to
Colorado Springs two weeks ago,
which took part in the following
events:
100-yard dash, Duell; 220-yard run,
Craig, Whipple; 440-yard run, Duell:
relay race, Duell. Craig, Whipple. Full
ler, Johnson; 120-yard hurdle, Guth-
rie, Tremayne; 320-yard hurdle. Tre-
mayne. Craig; shot-put. Harding and
Stockder; hammer throw, Harding,
Coulter; discus, Hill, Harding; pole
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10

a telegram was received by Guy U.
Hardy from Congressman Franklin E.
Brooks At Washington. d. c., last
Monday afternoon stating that the bill
dedicating a portion of the public
lands at the top of the Royal Gorge
to Canon City for use as a public
park had passed the house of repre-
sentatives and that an effort would be
made to get speedy action upon the
measure in the senate.
The bill conveys a rectangular tract
of land four miles long and two miles
wide to the city for a pleasure ground.
There can be no doubt that the senate
will pass Congressman Brooks mea-
sure without amendment and that 1t
will become law within the next
week or ten days at the farthest.
While Canon City IL not In con-
dition to do much In the way OF de-
veloping the proposed park 1t present
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10
new SCHOOL CENSUS SHOWS
BIC INCREASE IN POPULATION
Publication of Names Page
of This Issue of The RecordWorth Money to
Have Names O Age.

The result of the recent school CEN
sus in District No. 1. which appears
elsewhere in this issue of The Record,
cannot be otherwise than gratifying
to those interested in the growth of
the population of Canon City and it's
environs. Neither South Canon nor
Lincoln Park are embraced in District
No. l, otherwise something like 800
names would have been added to the
list of school children published on
another page.
There are, according to the census
returns just made, 1890 children of
school age in District 1, which would
imply total population of $3.50 If
the number of persons in the district
between the ages of six and twenty
one years is multiplied by five, the
rule usually applied in computing the
number of inhabitants community
contains
There are 1890 names in the list of
school children furnished the board
of education of Canon City by the
census taker, gain of Sc during the
last twelve months. The completed
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10
W. R. SMYTHE GETS
BUSY IN new MEXICO

w. r. Smythe, of South Canon, who
has been engaged in mining in New
Mexico for some time. has changed
his address from Glorieta to Santa Fe,
having formed a partnership with an
engineering firm in the latter city.
Mr.. Smythe writes that he has
lot of professional work on hand,
which, coupled with his supervision of
the mines at Glorieta, renders him a
very busy man. The mining outlook
in that section Mr., Smythe regards
as excellent
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10

BY paying your subscription at this
time you can help a boy to the swell
est vacation trip of his life. Look over
the list, pick out deserving boy and
get in your subscription.
The subscription price on back sub
scriptions is figured at 81 the year up
to January i, 1904. and at sl.25 the
year since that date. The sl25 rate
was only recently adopted and is sup
posed to apply only to advance pay
ments.
Every year paid gets 800 credits for
the boy of your choice. new sub
scription gets 500 credits. II you are
interested pay up for your own sub
scription and send The Record to
your friend back East.
Any boy can enter any time. II
you have boy friend you want Ia
the race send in his name on a cou-
pom.
Boys who are interested should
come In at once.
The following boys are after the
trips:
Claud Singer. employed at Pea
body's drug store.
AN. JOhec, CoileCtOT IOT SOlOTAuC
Telephone Co.
Aaron Casebeer. employed In Marr's
department store.
Fred Elliott. high school student
employed at Canning Co. in summer
time.
Frank Harvey. runs milk wagon for
]. q. Harvey.
James Bunten. employed at Canon
Steam Laundry.
Clarence Hills. student. at Canon
City high school.
Belmont Preston. student at South
Canon high school.
Earl Quinlan. student at South Can.
on high school and runs Post route in
South Canon.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10
VERY LITTLE INTEREST
IN SCHOOL ELECTION

The school election in this city last
Monday afternoon was an exceedingly
quiet affair, indeed, It is doubtful
whether half of the legally qualified
voters in the district knew that such
an event was taking place es only
twenty-nine ballots were cast. The
quietness of the election was due to
the fact that but one member Of the
board of education was to be chosen
and that there was only one candidate
for the place. The election was called
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10
THE PROGRAM FOR THE
OBLIGATORY SERVICE

The dedicatory exercises at the
First NJ. E. church next Sunday will
be most elaborate and interesting and
will be red letter event in the chron-
icles of Methodism in Canon City. The
program as arranged by Pastor Chat
fee will be as follows:
Morning service. Organ voluntary,
March Solenelle.' Lemaigre; Hymn
81; Apostles Creed: Prayer, Rev. W.
d. Phifer, d. D.; Anthem. "Oh, How
Amiable are My Dwellings," West;
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10
PROF. THOMPSON WILL
SUPERlNTEND SCHOOLS

At meeting of the board of educa-
ton last Thursday afternoon Prof. F.
F. Thompson was reelected superin-
tendent of the city schools for the
scholastic year 1906-07. The princi-
pals of the various ward schools were
also chosen, likewise most of the high
school faculty and the grade teachers,
although in a few instances an cleo
ton was deferred until the meeting
of the board today when choice will
be made. Several of the old teachers
made no application to the board for
re-eleCtiOn.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10

The reconstructed place of worship
of the congregation of the First Meth
odist church will be dedicated with
interesting and imposing ceremonies
next Sunday, Bishop H. w Warren OF
Denver preaching the dedicatory SER
mon.
The church building has undergone
such extensive alterations during the
last eight months and half as to be
practically new structure, and the
auditorium is now the largest in the
city devoted to religious purposes, 1t
having seating capacity of six hun
dred people. On extraordinary oc-
casions when 1t Is desired to accom-
moGate still larger audience an as
semblage of fully thousand people
can be seated within sight of the pull
pit by rolling up the partition which
separates the main auditorium from
the Sunday school room. which is a
capacious and convenient annex for
unusual gatherings.
The rebuilt church is thoroughly in
Its plans and equipments, the interior
arrangement and decorations render
ing II one of the most beautiful in
Southern Colorado 1t is lighted by
both electricity and gas. the former
being used to illuminate the arch over
the choir box and pulpit and the latter
for the chandeliers.
The architect of the enlarged church
is T. p Barber of Colorado Springs,
and the carrying OF his plans into ex-
ecution cost the congregation approx
tvr,a fa1x trh ta naf al N
like $4,000 more than the original esti-
mates.
An elaborate dedication program has
been arranged for next Sunday. which
will be followed by an interdenomina-
tional rally every night next week.
each of the evangelical churches of
the city being invited to take charge
OF one of the services.
A feature of the dedication ceremo-
nies will be the excellent musical pro-
gram to be rendered under the direc-
ton of Prof Elchhorn well-trained
choir of sixty voices will provide
some OF the best church music ever
heard in this city. The program for
dedication day and for the succeeding
services will be as follows:
Sunday-Bishop H. w. Warren. l.
l. D.. will preach at the morning and
evening services. The church will be
dedicated during the evening service
Monday evening-Baptist and Chris
tian Night. Rev. b. f. Harl, ID. D.,
presiding. Prayer by Rev. ]. B. Hun
ley, music by the Baptist church
choir. sermon by the Rev. J. H.
Franklin. pastor of the First Baptist
church of Colorado Springs.
Tuesday Evening Presbyterian
Night Rev. J. T. Thomas, presiding.
Music by the Presbyterian church
choir. address by Rev w. A. Hunter.
d. D., pastor OF First Avenue church
OF Denver, subject, The History of
the Bible and the Bible in History"
Wednesday Observation-Disclosures and
Lutheran Night. Rev. c. w Shaw
presiding. Prayer by Rev. T. p.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10

Skovgard, music by the Methodist
church choir. Lecture on John Wes-
ley by the Rev. w. D. Pliefer. D. d.
Thursday Evening Cumberland
and United Presbyterian Night. Rev.
by the Cumberland church choir, SER
mon by Rev. James D. Rankin, d. D.,
pastor of the First United Presbyter-
ian church of Denver.
Friday Evening-Greetings from
and reception to former pastors, fol-
lowed by a social hour.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10
ROYAL GORGE PARK BILL PASSES
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Congressman


the time is not very remote when she
can do something in this line without
crippling her financial resources. The
conveying of the lands in question
means much to the future as 1t per-
manently withdraws from public en-
try all of the lands within the boun-
daries of the contemplated park, and
thereby simplifys the matter of its
improvement as public pleasure
ground whenever the city gets ready
to enter upon such an enterprise.
The bill for the creation Of the
contemplated park conveys to the city
Sections 21 to 2S inclusive in Town
ship IS, south of Range II west Of
the sixth principal meridian The
people Of Canon City and Fremont
county owe . debt OF gratitude to
Congressman Brooks for the interest
and energy he has displayed In rsla-
tion to the passage through congress
of the bill alluded to.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10

Psalter; Gloria Patri; Notices; Offer
tory: Solo. Prof. l.. ID. Eichhorn, He
That Loveth Little" Shepperd; Hymn
212; Sermon, by Bishop II. w War
ren. L. L. D.; Dedicatory Offering:
Hymn 2os; Benediction; Postlude.
March Pontificate." Lemmens.
Evening Service. Organ voluntary
Thanksgiving March," Calkin; Hymn
/; Apostles Greed; Prayer, Rev. w
ID. Phifer, ID. D.; Anthem. THE Lord
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10

is Great" Mendelsohn; Psalter; Glor-
ia Patri; Notices; Offertory; Solo,
Mrs. l.. d. Eichhorn, THE Lord is My
Light" Allitson; Hymn 210; Sermon,
by Bishop H. w. Warren, l.. L. D.:
Dedicatory Offering
The church win be formally pre-
sented by the trustees to Bishop War
ren, who will conduct the dedicatory
services.
Hymn 1870; Benediction; Postlude,
'Scherzo," Lemaigre.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10

for the purpose of choosing a success
sor to Mrs. Catherine B. Twitchell,
whose term as a member of the board
of education had expired. Mrs. A. H.
Burgess announced her candidacy for
the position as required by law, and,
as no opposition developed, received
all of the votes polled on election day.
The board of education will be reor-
ganized at meeting to be held
this afternoon
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10
A Cash Omer.

Mr.. Hardy has gone East for a
week or ten days. We don't know
when he will be back and he doesn't
know himself.
But when he returns he will make
a count OF the votes then In the bal
lot box, and give to the boy who has
the greatest number. five dollars In
cash.
A lot OF people have promised boys
votes, and now is the time to deliver
the goods. Five dollars 10 worth hav-
ing and you can help your young
friend to get It by paying up your
subscription and giving him the votes.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10

mately 43o persons, which is proper
tionately greater than most Colorado
towns.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10

The want column of Tho Record viii
sell almost anything you want to sell.
Cañon City record., 1906-05-10
METH0DISTS TO [Fz )ICATE .8.l
new CHURCH s vDAY MORNING

Edce $21 One of the Most
Southern Cooradoa Weeks Feast Of
Dedication
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-09
" " "
Big ENTRY LIST

The first tournament for the White
Rock Trophy promises to bring out
the largest list of golfers that has ever
entered into similar event In Homo
lulu. Fully fifty golfers will try to
win the handsome trophy at Haleiwa
Sunday.
The railroad people are making
large preparations to accommodate the
crowd that will make the trip. Be-
sides the players getting free transpor-
tatlon, they will be allowed to take
their own caddy from Honolulu.
Following are the entries, which
closed at Woods & Sheldon's last
evening:
j. G.. Rothwell, G. Dwight, Jess
Woods, Frank Armstrong, John Gull
len Jr., o. Il. Wall, II. b. Giffard, G. J,
Falk, C.. Il. Jordan, |. Spalding, G. j,
Hutchins, Willard Grace, M. Phillips,
+. Halstead, r. A. Jordan, John Evans,
E. N. Campbell. Q. II. Berrey, VIM.
Williamson, Thos. Treadway, ]. ID. Nc
Inerny, F. Klebahn, N. Watkins, f. G.
Smith, S. A. Walker, j. ID. Yost, G. b,
High, c. s. Holloway, /. X. Dilling
ham, DR.. II. Wood, j. s. Orme, o. May
all, II. Johnson, A. Mahaulu, A. Mar
callino, II. Il. Grant, o. Cox, st. Clair
Bidgood, Ahuna Waiakoloa, p. o.
Smith, II, A. Wilder, A. A. Dunn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-09

Chevenolet lowered the mile figures
for gasoline cars only to $3.50 3-5. driv.
Ing the 200 horsepower car formerly
In charge Of Hemery.
The middleweight car record for the
kilometer was lowered by Vaughan &c
0:25. and the middleweight record for
the mile brought down to 0:40 3.5.
The winners were:
Ten-mile. middlweight champion.
ship, cars Of all powers-Guy Vaughan
gasoline car, 2i.3O horsepower. Time
1900.
Teu.mile. Corinithian handicap
n. Harding. gasoline 10 horsepower
Time. S:4S As.
One kilomcter. record trial for steam
ers-Marriott, 2O.3O horsepower. Time
OILS 2-5.
I One kilomoter, record trial for gasU
line heavyweight - Chevrolet. 2OI
Horsepower. Timc. 0:i9 2.5.
One kilomctor. record trials for gaso
line. middleweight - Vaughan, l0i
horsepower. Time. O:25.
One mile. record trial for steamers
Marriott, 1880 horsepower. Time
IO:2S is.
one mile. record trial for gasolin
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 200 horse
power. Time, U:3O 3-j.
One mile. record trial for gasoin
weight-Naughan, 100 hors,
power. Time. O:iO 3.5.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-09
KAhEHAMEHA BENEFIT
DANCE AND CONCERT

The interest which is centering about
the Kamehameha benefit dance, which
is TO take place tomorrow evening, II
very marked. The event, which Is Civ.
en- for the purpose Of raising money ia
support the track team, is receiving
the support of those interested in ath-
letics, The organization OF this team
has aroused the highest enthusiasm
among the Kamehameha Alumni, Ev
erything points 10 a pleasant and en-
joyable evening. The concert numbers
which appear below. will not only ap
peal to the older folks, but will prove
rare treat.
Observation-Disclosures Caprice Boehm
Kaais Trio.
Hawaiian Song-"Lei POM Moi" :.
Miss Lei Brown.
Harp-zither Solo-"My Old Ken
lucky Home" Arr Z. Kaai
Master Lo Tan.
Song-"I.ihue". f. Kaai
Kaai Quartet.
Guitar accompaniment by w. II
Holokahiki.
Either Solo-"Fantasie" Arr Bischo,
Mr.. Ernest Bischof.
Finale-"Aloha De" ................
-. Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalani
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-09

the events resulted as iOllOws
5o-yard DASH, G. Lyman (Soph.) {;
2, ]. Pa %; 9, w. Cooper tsen.) (.
Time, As sec.
so-yard rum, II. Smith CD; 2. j.
Peterson CSenJ; 3, $. Dodge (SophJ
Time 2:20
12.lb. shot. ]. Desha tSenD; 2,
W. McDougall tFJ; 3, e. Lyman
(Sorh). 81 II. in.
to0.yard dash-l, w. Cooper lSen) (;
2, &. Lyman (Soph); 3, J. Pa %;
w. Desha CP). Time 10 So.
1.mile rum, X. Smith Cd; 2, s.
Dodge (SophJ; 3, Alloy (Sen.). Time
5:36 3.5.
High jump, A. Schnack (SenD 4;
2, Lo On Cd; 3, J. Pa ID; J. Peter
son (Sen.) Wv. Desha (PrepJ, dead
heat. Height II. in.
Mile walk, Han Chanck (PD; 2
s. Kennedy (Soph); 3, Alloy (sen)
Time 9:09.
22o yards, C. Lyman (Soph)j 2
w. Cooper (SenJ; 3, w. Desha (Prep.)
Time 26 3.5.
The officials were: Starter, L. b.
Turner; clerk OF course, Prof. Grit
| fiths: judges: Messrs. Reed and Fits
Itimekeepers: S. Johnson, w. Camp
bell; scorer, G. Renton; announcer,
| Ehrlich.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-09
OAHU COLLEGE SPORTS

Yesterday afternoon every lad In
Oahu College who could muster up
enough strength to run, jump or hur-
die. fell in line and fought for the
glory of his class in field day held
on the college campus.
The Seniors, Sophomores and Fresh
men fought It out and there were so
many entries that the pole vault, ham
mer throw, 12O.yard hurdle, half-mile
and one.mile relay will go over until
today to be decided. Each win count.
ed 5 points and second place 3 and
third place /. when the contest clos
ed for the day the Seniors led.
The standing of the classes was as
! fnllnMs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-09
AUTO RECORDS

ormond-Daytona, Fla, Jan. 27.-All
worlds records, for the kilometer and
for the mile were broken in the auto
mobile tournament here today. The
new figures place the mile for cars OF
all powers at OPS 10 and for the kilo'
meter at 0:1S 2-5 Both new records
were made by Marriott. driving the
clgar-shaped steamer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-09
SYMPHONY CONCERT
TONIGHT
At OPERA HOUSE

Tonight the Honolulu Symphony SO.
ciety will give Its big concert at the
Opera House. For some time past the
orchestra has been making elaborate
preparations for this event and II is
hoped that the society's patient labor
towards the elevation OF the commu.
nity's musical taste will be rewarded
by a good attendance. The concert
will begin at S:i5 p. m. promptly and
and the audience is requested to be
In its seats on time. The program is
as follows:,
]. Keller Bela-Overture ..........
......... Hungarian Lustspiel
e. Franz Schubert . ..............
Symphony b Minor (unHnished)
Allegro Moderator;
Andante Con Motto.
3. Chopin. .Scherzo b Minor
Piano solo, Miss Maud Kinney.
I. Beethoven. Quartet No. /, op. Is
Allegro Con Brio.
list violin. Mr.. G. Busch
I'd violin. Mr.. w. II. ". Nolet
Viola. ........ MIR. b. L Marx
Cello DIR. c. Ramus
-. Slebel's Song from Faust
Vocal solo with orchestra, Miss Dru'
silla Marx.
e. Arditi. ann. Gavotte "LTngenue''
INTERMISSI0N.
z. Dvorak. .Slavonic Dance No. IL
u. (a) Music by G. Busch; words
by Mrs. Hemans ...........
THE Rock Beside the Sea-
% Willis Clark .............
The Wandering Singers Patrol
Double Quartet.
Messrs. A. F. Judd. ]. ID. Dough
erty, Raymond Brown, G. Kimball, II
+. Wichman, Harold Dillingham;, w
II. NJ. Nolet, f. Melchers, ]. S. Dill
bingham. George F. Davies, J. II
Rowland, l.. 7. Peck. w. +. billing
ham.
o. Edward Grieg ............. Suite
de Concert from Peer Gynt
III Asses Death"
III Anitra's ID ance.
~. Donizetti ...................
La Figlia del Regimento'
(Selection.)
IL. .Gungl. Die Hydropaten" :. Waltz
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-09

The japanese Imperial Library at
Toxic has on its shelves something
like 1000 written and printed mathe-
NAUTICAL works, extending as far back
as 1896.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-09
Consisting Of a $1,000 REQ Touring Car;
$3.50 Kroeger Piano; $4,000 Insurance
Policy; Silver Punchbowl; Sewing Ma
chine; Store Order; Winchester Rifle; set
Of Golf Clubs and Leather Bag; Suit Case;
a Kodak Developing Machine.

Of
Bulletins
still that simeron
entitled which
THE FIRST PRIZE Rec 8
people IS miles price S14OO
ods the foremost designer builder gasoline
handle highersde SUCCESSFUL automobiles.
6 a the
splendid
THE THIRD PRIZE $4,000 Policy
Casualty Of Chicago Warehouse
FoURTH PRIZE silver PunchbOi elry
M. r.
FIFTH PRzE-A $40 by Publishing
Co, Ltd.
SIXTH PRlzE-A Sewing Machine Hamn
Young Co.
SEVENTH PRizE-A a Of
e
EIGHTH PRlzEA Winchester Repeating Rifle the
NINTH PRIzEA
PRzE-A
mark merit
following
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-09
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per stmr, Enterprise, from Hilo, Feb,
oh. Vickers, Castle Ridgway and
A. Il. Douglas.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-09
Legal Notices.
Commissioners Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE
At Manoa Valley, Honolulu.

Pursuant to a Decree of Foreclosure
duly given and made by the Honorable
Alexander Lindsay Jr., Second Judge,
Circuit Court, First Circuit, Territory
of Hawaii, at Chambers, in Equity, on
the 10th day Of January, A. d. 1906, in
cause entitled w. o. Smith, Guard.
ian Of Frida Gay, a minor. VS.. Mary
Jane Montana. A. A, Montana and
Alexander CARVE. Equity Division
No. 1905, the undersigned Commission,
ers, duly appointed by said decree, will
sell at Pubic Auction, to the highest
and best bidder, subject to confirma'
ton of the Court,
CATIInnAN fZAI DAN OF