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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-10-18


money he had collected from
people that he had not accounted
III his annual report. This inves-
lion commenced on Dec. 21st, 1901
was concluded May 81, 1902.
have no comment to Offer. The
sIal records in Cape Girardeau
nty speak for themselves.
do say this, however, that the
Il charitable will agree with me
II Mr.. Flentge's is no more COM
mt TO perform the duties of a
MY Office than these records indi-
?, then as a purely business pro
ition, no Republican in Missouri
uld lend his assistance in putting
F1entge In a thousand fold more
ponsible state position. II he col
ed from as cents to So from 2l9
erent people and forgot all about
ming the money into the county,
bad memory ought to bar him
N promotion, officially.
But Mr.. Flentge claims that he has
&c been indicated by the Republic
county court that made this in
tlgatlon.
/ is true that Mr.. Flentge is carry
around in his inside pocket
tement purporting to have been
ned by the Republican Court and
ave no doubt that the Republican
art signed it.
dr. Flentge also voluntarily calls
ention to the fact that # is not
"whitewash" as the statement is
ed before he became a candidate
a state position.
But what does this statement say!
says, quote from memory, that
Z. Flentge's shortage resulted from
ong initials bein0 used in poll tax
,eipts. For instance where the real
ne was ]. c. Jones and the initials
peared I. c. the court wouldn't ac-
d the receipt.
Didn't Mr.. Flentge make this de-
Use before the Court at the time Oh
= investigation? Why didn't the
urt then accept his version of the
ortaRe instead of ordering him 10
" S644.O3 into the County Treasury
May 81. 1902, for poll taxes he had
Elected in 1900 and not accounted
-
And n 1t has since been establish
that S644.O3 was wrongfully taken
I'm Mr.. Flentge, why has he not
ed the County and recovered MS
Jney?
l am not ready to believe that the
cd people of Cape Girardeau
unity would knowingly keep money
Al does not belong TO them.
And Mr.. Flentge owes 1t to him
Il to expunge this ugly record OF the
,unty Court by having this money
turned to him IL the statement
lich he is carrying around, signed
the Republican County Court, IS
ie. And IL true, Mr.. Flentge ought
recover on this signed statement OF
2 Court that investigated and rem
red Judgment against him, alone
Il has Mr.. Flentge taken any steps
that direction?
Another Demand on FIentge.
But this is not all. This is not the
lv court that investigated Mr..
entge. In 1904 after Mr.. Flentge
bred from Office, a new County
,urt, composed entirely of different
an. had occasion to look into his
counts and call upon him to pay into
e County Treasury money that he
d collected and not accounted for.
Listen: Here are the proceedings
the County Court of record in Cape
rardeau County.
More Official Record.
,rious orders made by the County
Court of Cape Girardeau County,
Missouri, and the dates on which
thew were made, Judges w. c.
craeraft presiding Judge), Charles
cerharter and G. II. Banks (Assoei-
ate Judees), Of Record in the Office
Of the County Clerk at Jackson
Missouri.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-10-18
]. W. MILLER, Clerk.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1904:
In the matter of Penalty on MeTs
chants Tax collected by e. w.
Flentge late collector.
Receipts filed.
Now is presented by the Clerk Of
this Court receipts from State and
Couty Treasurers and the Treasurers
Of the School Districts entitled to the
Merchants Tax collected by &c. w.
Flentge late Collector and by him
paid to the County Clerk amousting
to $16.15 which was ordered filed.
w. c. CRACRAFT,
CHAS. GERHARTER,
G. H. BARKS.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-10-18


But the fact that General Hadley
said that the evidence of witnesses
for the express companies themselves
tended to show that the express com
panies were maintaining a trust or
pool in violation of the laws of Mis-
SQUIRT" and that the evidence present
ed to show that the proposed
reduced rates we're too low and in
some instances eonfiscatory, would
not be accepted In any court OF law"
the Republican member Of the COM
mission insisted upon voting for Dracti-
cally no reduction in rates.
desire. TO say here in justice to
a good official, that General Hadley
has never hesitated to assist me in
every way possible in solving law pro
blems ia connection with the inyesti-
cations Of public service corporations.
He has always willingly and promptly
responded to my every request. Par
tisan that am, am not too hide
bound TO acknowledge this service from
an official who belongs to an oppos-
ing party
Now back to the express rates. You
have Mr.. FIentgeis official record You
have Mr. Wightman's record on ex'
press rates. DO you want these two
gentleman to control your railroad
commission during the ensuing four
years2 You are the jury. You must
decide
But Rm not through With the rec.
ord know inie 81 tedious bnt am
.I.II.. ......I + a. ..I.. r. var. % il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Ql Ole 0empkralil(5e Yo.ld
0er S(a0( Baltimore.

qn g. Nppcmbc 1908 ermGbten Sic mid gum SaatSnnpolt
fir Die Stao Baltimore cn Scrmn ioate jpeicn 0onog I'M
rSona 1904 beginner 5ueten Wtontng Sano 1908 u
Gnoe geben
Nm IA. Nopemher 1903 mid Der Nb &ellrp Sud
bridge ser oanalige Gir Criminal 0er 0eier Sta0t
SaatsompaI ir sen rbcenOQtcn lcrmin mee0 tacn &or
gngrs rn Cigar Nnn Foc, pedcr rcignr Foen
oS erer aiient Staotprpturaor 3u iibernebncn
Strait beagtcr Grnenng SbreS olucrGncn @cnS babe
i 0ner ein gaenpGrgS 9n eit Dem H. 9oocmer 1903 ne
IS ih GnlOion r StuatSompalt pcrprad 9epGl
ferlng ocer Staot I'M Sale encr GrmGbung Die @CG oiea
9lntes uSdlieblid sur al9eneien @obabrt 81 pcrunten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

bon Stenslono aif ser ganf pon
Sanger oeponirte 8eIo fir Die 8ldl.
bigger 0es Gcfrauoanten 5uriif erluit.
gen fam, ais nm Die Nuslieferlng
pon StcnSlon0 iclher Ulan glaubt
nid)t 0oB Die 9eborben BON Sanger
picl 8eien5 0oriIber MAIDEN ipiiroen,
luenn 'StenSlono IN alIer Stille ent.
fitbrt tuiir0e. gtbcr 0as 8elo auf Der
9onf oiirftc idlnerlid an Senanb
onoerS, olS StcnSIanb, ausbe3abIt
pcrocn nl6gc 0alielbe MN geitoblen
ieln oocr nid)t GS ntlB juerit ii6er
geruiiie 5rogcn oe3 intcrnotiona(en
@eIcbeS @lorbeit pcrihufft iperoen,
cbc Oeituitipe 'Sdritte getGan lueroen
tonnen. Sefretdr DtcNooo bot IidJ
pon Dem Frofurotor oes Staats-
NepartementS ein 8utnGten er6eten.
" ii Il den Elm &ricgsIdiff.
G bicoGo, 4. Sept.-9er Siilfs.
Stootsnuuolt Barbour perlanate
helltc bon Der glnoeSregicritng, oab
0ielelbe ein ariegsidiff lteae, I'M
StenSIono in Sanger abjubolen uno
rad 9lmcrifo 5lt bringen. &r. Bar
bour Ifeint 5u beiiirdten, oaB I'M
lebten 9lligenblif Stenslano lid
meigern fornte, ireinilia mit3l.
gcben, ooer BOB oerielbe am Gnoe
SelbItnloro begeben fonnte. Cine
Fetiton lpitrOe nod I'M Gerlallfe oeS
cages an ben Yr6lioenten &oolepelt
obgelonot Oanlit oieier lib ser Sade
annebme.
&ein AuSlieferungs Ser.
trag.
@ouperneur Geneen erbielt beiite
folgenoes Selegramm bon benz Itell.
uertretenben Scfrct1r gloce:
DGS beItcbt ten sIuslieierunesper.
trog nit GVtaroffo. @iiniben Sic,
ooB mir Oen Sultan criu6eu, Stens-
lono an Scr Snnb bes porbonoenen
VeucisnatcriaIs ieiner Sdlulo an
ms olts5ulieiern."
W. bington, 4. Sept. - sSm
6ieligen Staatsoepartemcnt lpnroen
belte bier Eepeiben aus Gbicaao
empfangelL nelde nlri oie sluslieic.
ruia bon StensIono 9e3ug batten.
Nan inAt nun id)on nah Yriceoen5.
6dIlen no Sliiti5fliihtlinge bon
S0nocrn mlSgelieIert lpuroeu, nit
oenen mir fcinen sIuslieierunasuer.
trag botten. Gin Saa lit oerienige
DON gSilliam S1ueeb BON gs9p-Dorf,
Der IN Spanien perbaftet iuuroe, ais
mir nit oieien 2nnoe nod feinen
Nertrog bottcn. Canals belt Elm
ariegsidiff bei Gibraltar an, uno es
muroe rinc einlabung an Stpeeo er.
lallen, Die &eiic nod ben Ser. Staa-
ten mit5iinaden, I'm oieic 3eit ipar
Slucco bereits 10 miirbe aemod)t. boB
CT Die Ginlaoung gerne annobm.
Gas mar Der ein3igc @eg, lpie 5ipeco
nah ben Ser. Staaten 5ilriifge6radt
rperocn fonnte. Sodtte man oeit
Slilbtling bnrd 6ranfred ooer
Fortllgol iiibrcn mollen, b1tten Die
9eboroen Nroteit erbuben. neil Der
,Sliibti9c nidt uertragsgentGB ieitge,
ronlmen luuroe.
Ser m1critoniibc 8eianote Gum.
mere IN Songer puroe bereits ae.
tern per ao6el initrllirt, bel Der
nlorotfaniihen Hegierune ansnira.
gen. oh oieelbe Den 5liibtling frei.
lpi(lig auslieiern ipiiroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Die Wtarplano Blinoen- -S4ule,

Tr. 220, Sf.gortb- 9lucnuc,
eiuidfieklif bcS Scpartements fir blinbe unb
taube Weger,
Ir. GAO, gSeit' 'earatuaa. .strabe,
tpiro an, 10. september 1906 erUfiuet.
Gin buulidfoiaer Iebrfnrius in aiubergars
ten, G,ramniir' llno Sofitu 5,peigen, Sanofers
tiaIeits'llnterrti forperli1e 1leDungen, Saiiss
baltung uno Winff.
Gin boiler Sidb out geiibter uno erfabrener
Qebrer. ainoer bonn 0iiirift Columbia uiio
bon MdrDIunb fret siigelGen. mern ite Gdbus
gclo nidbt 5abIeu f1nnen I'm leberiueiiIitg
bon 3bglingen aus anoeren Siaaien uro ere
futt 5ortaeihritiene 31aIin9c inUgen fif
Die bonn rBCabpog g'eonferpaorium" rs geboenet
Noribeile au Nube 5u inncten. GbueeIo $500
pro Snbr
(glugS, ,1&S-) superintendent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
,SSniain Der gommertoursa. q

.Mer6nuts aHo Wliners' 1ransp. gc".Dam.
pier. Baltimore mad Bottom uno Qrobioenee
5ir Gee. Bette Houle na6 ben 9.eus9nglano,
Meioris. s5einfte Dabrt ber Stite enfInne auf
Der BeIt." Wlan fbreite fir 2ouren.sut. -
BIreaii: efe 2tg9t. uHb Oermaus etrabe.
(Juni7 ,2&S 2c1lte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05

3ir ale Granfbctten, uou otr erfrdnftsn sc.
bfr pernriadt ipie: Sartieibtsieit, gldbungeu,
eaipinbel, aupiihmer5en etc., nebme man
Witter's giatrcintsunes. nnb Mbffitrnngs.1bse.
Frtis 10 Gents. On allen aaotbefen.
(SuIi14. .1VD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Strifebreder fir San francisco.

SanSroucisto. 4. Sept. -
Glntarlcno bon Sarlep's Strifebre-
hern fir Die biaIigen StroBenbabnen
mar'birten beilte ourd San tSran-
cisco, IinfS ilno reftS pon WGhtern
begleitet. Die llnionleute lieien
neben ibnen Der lm0 eS gelang ibnen,
bier uno oa einen oerielben 81 oeran.
ldllen aus oen Geiben 81 treter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
9ieies @cripreden babe i'd selpiHenbait
gebaltcn.

lluer 9epo0nden mtGn0cn pirbe d sic Gnnoi0ou ir Elm
anberes Nmt ndt Gnbe Eocns
9erad ebe 81 Dem mid 9of erpGbc 10 piec nleier
Sreinoe allen 2ebenSilgcu babcl ibrcn ySib utSg
prode bo i ais Gin Gotooa W onS Amt zines mccren 3terS
oes Sprenle @edts Ser Stuot Baltimore ouree 0clcn
erbi ST ln it, ooB i CLAUDE Dies c ser yi Ser Eortei
Sb meine SuBio1erung cine rtbiac lit ober ndt fam b
bas 9eiuta Scr EriuGrpobl etieoen peroe bie lrba
bobe b MIDI entNtoien, oie Snbe 5u nnterbrecu
Sd) ndt Der Gonooat Eartci iei ncrn nt
Mt9ebcr Ole b ais 0cnofroen ofiirt no ser EriGrmob
Sbei nebrc oc Wipnng H. September 1906 5uden
Shinben Iorgens lno MbenoS tattinbet.
Ger 1ermin zines Nibtera lit iIniebn Sabre 3n ibm
olSgeben Yidn berbrcn nid) Die @iNenbmSredte
SoS ionoern audi oeen 2ebn uno 6reben @enn Srrtbum
beQa1eu miro, 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Gin Yroblem fir oos
StaatSoepartement.

Wn bingtoh 1. Sept. - Snl
StuotsOepnrtement 5erbrid)t man lifj
mebr Sen aopI oariibcr. ipie man Oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Werlakt Cutter gan am 1. Cftuber.

Opitergap N..D.. 4. Sept. =
Br1iioent Eooicuelt miro am t..Sfto-
ber bon OpIter gap nad @aibington
ilberiieoeln lmo brei Gage ipater ei-
nen 9lbltcher nad) Sarrisbllrg uno
Dorf MADDEN poielblt er 9lnipraden
balten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
(sS diebt fsfu Min

9iidt Elm bermeintIictes Slid, ionoern S{Iua.
belt nno gnergte beIfen oeiu Wen'Cben. iein 3iel
5u crrei6en. l1uienoe Deroerben lauienbe
aber. ipelbe Die 3eiben oeriteben. penn ie an
Sereannnssiltrnna, Seriiopiuna uno geibfu9t
letoen nno mil oiefer dinebet Die gHereie
nerbtnoen. recbi5eitig bas reChte UiitteI an5lis
tuenoen, metoeu uno bIeiben eeiuno Sieies
Dlittel iiIio bel allen iulcben U,ngen. mio Qeber.
leioen bic beriibntien e. Sernarb arduferpinen.
SbHe metulfbe Seimifhung. uur ans SflIls
5en bergefient. bruuteH iie feine 3nderbiiIe
% Gents SIi ulen spotbeien.
(9Gel lPisyr ISgp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-05
Wlarplanb gau6ituulmeusG sGdnle.

0ds 49, e6uIiabr bcginnt nm 12. Sepetm'
Be-. 9sihtsfeiterianifb. fir bic 2nuben nilb
Stunllnen uno 9te, Seren @eb5r su fdIeGt fiir
ben geiudp oer bffenli1en Ghulen 1T. Spre'
len uno aiabemif6e Gtuoien. Gage febe ses
fund.- aoit uno llnierrebt fret. sSnformaiion
bon 6bae. q. 9lp, Yrin8tpal, 1reoerid, wab.
(gngi2, ,alo, ,Wli, Ga SeptS) al tfag
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-15
Occur % You

that the rental on a house at the rate
of $4,000 per month for a period of
eight years, with 10 per cent inter-
erst added over the average time
would amount to $2,688.00 al amount
sufficient to buy a beautiful home?
We can point you to scores of peo-
pie who have acquired homes thru
the Southwestern Savings, Loan &
Building Association on the easy
payment plan, and who are to-day,
living under their own roof, instead
OF a landlords house, a payment of
$500 or $1,000 per month will pay
for a home tnru this association in
not to exceed eight and one-taird
years with the privilege of paying
out any time sooner; If you are a
renter, it will pay you to investigate.
r. II. McCUNE:, Agent.
American N0fI B0lk
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Advertising should be the art Of
making TRUTH attractive.
The true Significance of every man
lies IN his conception Of life
with Imperialism as the issue, Mr..
Bryaass election in 1908 Is assured.
The Albuquerque Journal thinks
that Bellamy Storer's chief offense
Il being the husband Of q wildcat
LIN many or the big newspaper Of
ices Of this country the Bible IL giv-
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For Exchange.

A nice well improved farm OF 126
acres, located 5 miles southwest of
GAINESVILLE, Texas. The farm Is all
in cultivation, has roo residence,
large barn and all other necessary
out-buildings. Also three tenant
houses on farm. The retail Value OF
the farm is $500 per year
We also have in the city of Clarks-
Vile an 8-room residence and a five
residence, located on haf block
of land each. This property is locat-
ed in q good section of city and a
a fair rental value. We can exchange
this property for property in or near
Roswell. See us at once
CARLTON & BELL
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Anyone hunting or trespassing o.
the Slaughter ranch win be prpsecui
ed. A. williams. Foreman. 2sta,
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We have an kinds of bargains In
city property OF all kinds. See Us be-
fore you buy.-Carlton q Bell.
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The Record is authorized to an
nounce the candidacy of j. G. Gilbert
for the office of Justice of the Peace
in the newly consolidated Precinct
No. 1, subject to the will of the Dem
cratic party of said precinct.
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The Recdkd is authorized to an
nounce the andidacy of F.. Williams
FOR the ofncSkof Justice of the Peace,
subject TO tle will of the voters of
the newly ofganized Precinct. No. 1
Chaves Cod6tt-
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The Record is authorized to
announce the candidacy of d. P.
Greiner for the Office of Justice of
the Peace, subject to the will of the
voters of the newly consolidated Pre-
cinct No. 1.
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The Record is authorized to an
hQnnce the candidacy of A. J.. Welter
for the office of Justice of the Peace
in the newly consolidated Precinct
No. 1, subject to the will of the vot-
ers at the election Jan. IA, 1907.
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en- as the ideal OF style to be used
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For Constable.

The Record is authorized to an
nounce tle candidacy of Walter L.
Ray for the Office of Constable of
the newly consolidated Precinct No.
1, subject to the will Of the voters
of said precinct.
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$50 acres OF land near Roswell
with plenty of water for Irrigation.
l5 or 20 acres bearing orchard. small
house and some other improvements,
Valued at $50 per acre--Carlton &
Bell.
If you are debating on what to
buy for that dear one. You will find
that books no only furnish interest
and entertainment, but instruction as
well. Also while It nome absorbing
information you are not out spend
ing none foolishly. Ingersolrs Book
Store. 41tf
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1 myself as a candidate
for the office of Justice of the Peace
in Precincts Nos. i and 2 consolidat-
ed, in Chaves county, N. M. Election
the 14th day of January, 1907.
JAMES A. POAGE.
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NNoUNcEMNTs
Justice of the Peace.

Justice OF the Peace.
The Record is authorized to an
ounce the candidacy of j. B. Bailey
for reelection tt the Office OF justice
of the peace subject to the will of
mas been consolidated with Precinct
No. 2 for justice office.
The Record is authorized to an
nounce the candidacy of J.. H. Ham
ilton for the office of Justice of the
Peace, subject to the will of the
voters of Precinct No. 1.
The Record is authorized to
the candidacy of d. P.
Greiner for the Office of Justice of
the Peace, subject to the will of the
voters of the newly consolidated Pre-
cinct No. 1.
/ myself as a candidate
for the office OF Justice of the Peace
in Precincts Nos. i and 2 consolidat-
ed, in Chaves county, N. M. Election
the 14th day of January, 1907.
JAMES A. POAGE.
The Record is authorized to an
bounce the candidacy of A. j. Welter
for the office of Justice of the Peace
in the newly consolidated Precinct
No. 1, subject to the will of the vot-
ers at the election a n. IA, 1907.
The Record is authorized to an
nounce the candidacy of j. c. Gilbert
for h office of Justice Of the Peace
in the newly consolidated Precinct
No. 1, subject to the will of the Dem
cratic party of said precinct.
For Constable.
The Record is authorized to an
nounce tae candidacy of Walter L.
Ray for the Office of Constable of
the newly consolidated Precinct No..
1, subject to the will of the voters
of said precinct.
I hereby myself a can
ulQdC0 lOT Tic OuIC0 VI SOuStdDIS VI
Precincts 1 and 2. now consolidated,
subject to any primary election or
convention of the Democratic party.
or IL none, to the voice of the people
on election day.
GUY H. HERBERT.
The Record is authorized tt an
nounce taakcandidacy of MarshalrD.
Loveless fir the Office of Constable |
of the neIW consolidated Precinct
No. /, sub bet to the will of the vot-
ers Of said precinct.
The Redprd is authorized to an
nounce Shd candidacy of ]. III. Tay-
lor for the office of Constable of the
newly conk oiidated Precinct No. l.
subject to the will of the voters of
said precin$
The Recdkd is authorized to an
nounce the candidacy of F. Williams
FOR the oficekof Justice of the Peace.
subject TO tle will of the voters of
the newly Organized PRECINCT. No. 1
chaves Codhtt.
Advertising should be the art of
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All advertisements to Insure inser
tlon In the same days issue of The
Record should be in the printers
hands before eleven o'clock lin the
morning. Orders for taking out any
standing ad. should also be In the Of
flee by eleven o'clock to prevent it's
oeinq run that day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-01
FAREWELL DINNER
70 GEORGE HtNSHALL

\ farewell dinner was given t.
George ncnshull ut the Seaside Hotel
last night by about twenty Of ms
friends newspaper men, lawyers and
others. Those present were Mcssrs.
BrcckOns, Prosscr. Douthitt, Robert
son. Hcndry. Kidd, Rhodes. Irwin.
lIOOGs. Fraser. Conncss, Cox, Shiozawa,
kingsbury. Hatch, Lyons, Wilder,
Kruger and Doyle.
Mr.. BrcCkons was toastmasicr and
tuasts were responded 10 by most OF
those present. Mr.. Henshall heard 80
many good things about himself that
he will go to Ililo with the impression
that he is pretty good fellow, after
all.
Tho banquet table was set on the
lanai. and was effectively decorated
with carnations. The arrangements
were perfect and everything was cal
,ulatcd tn give Mr.. Henshall a. he
goes to his new field In Hilo the knowl-
edge that he leaves behind him many
friends who wish him success. 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-01
SCHOOL CHILDREN
PROUD Of GARDENS
All Kinds Of Vegetables
And Fruits Are Grown
At KipahuIu

The amount of interest which Is be-
ing taken in gardening in the public
schools Is very pleasing TO the mcm-
bers OF the Board of Education. Some
of the schools take great pride In
their work and the results are such
that they may well be complimcnted.
The following report from Principal
w. w. Taylor of the Kipahulu, school
speaks for itself as regards what is boz
ing done there:
School room swept daily. scrubbed
out weekly. Closets disinfcctcd with
liIc twice monthly. All the vacation
weeds have been cleared out, and
burned. A very large quantity Of small
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-01

Work is still proceeding on the trans
PORT sheridan, though she Is In shape
to start for the Coast almost any time.
II will probably he n week, however,
before she VIII 60 rho Slocum, II she
has good weather. should arrive here
about Monday, BAD weather would
probably delay boat of her size and
extend the voyage to nine or ten days.
II will probably take two days after her
ARRIVAL here for her 10 coal and get
ready for tho homeward trip.
The Buford has her coal aboard and
Il ready TO leave.
Repairs to the Sheridan have been
sufficient practically to stop her leak
ing and there Is very little water com
ing In
Captain Poabody's family are to
leave Tor tile Coast on the Thomas,
which sails about Saturday, The fam.
lily Of Captain Morrow will also go.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-01
70 QuASA INDICTMENT

An interesting point in the criminal
courts was brought up by Judge Gear
this morning In arguing a motion Ia
Gunsh the Indictment against Thomas
Flores. charged with assault with dead
ly weapon. Judge Gear holds that tho
Grand Jury for the January term was
still In session whom Flores was In
dictcd in the April term and that there
could not he two Grand lurics sitting
nj the same time. For'this reason he
holds that the April Grand Jury, which
indicted his client, was an Illegal body
and their indictment IL void
He also brings IN another point In
that The indictments were not handled
and signed by the County Attorney ms
provided. but by n deputy attorney gen
Cra'.