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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


AS GOOD AS GOLD.
Every single one OF the places offered for
sale In this list. .,;-,o,
81. .O0-2etory brick. 6 rooms. lot oinsxEo
feet. barn, shade and fruit trees
Located IN Waterloo.
81 ,ec1-6-roorn cottage near list North and
9Th West; It's nearly new; sooo
barn. lot 3x5h rods.
R,loo-Elegant brick cottage on W'ndsor
ave, near 9th South and 9th East
:, A.. Lot 5txl57. A great snap. s
electric lights In the house, near
9Th South and 11th East Easy
. terms,
2,35o-Modern. 81, up-to-date 4-room brick
cottage. on a corner on L street,
Ss,ooo-5 acres, 18th South and State st.
4. .,o Elmo for plating. as,A
'S'eoo-S-roorn modern cottage, up-to,ad
on'I'1s on 8 st. 0s'"' 'e"e'
A,ooo-7-ro6n1 modern z-st. brick. con:
nected with sewer. furnace tol
2axlo. near 18th East and bris
s4.0Oo-5x7 rods, corner on First ct. own
er Is anxious TO sell; mako bi6.
lot Xxi Saio G%SS9 rods? I'll South near 1th
West Rents now for sB per
month
Elegant, nearly new. white prssssstd st
brick 2-story residence on End St.
49,. Walking distance.
Sebop-Brsnd new Groom modern 2-sS
white pressed brick. No; 2a5 South
best for the money in the city.
85o-Elegant s-room modern 2-stoIy
- residence on, Capitol hill; close IN.
AV"CI.room modern Est residence
corner on j st.. furnace heat.
~ 1866 room modern 2-st. residence.
furnace; on NJ ct. Cheapest place
In the city
8eoo-Eaey terms. broom modern 2-st
residence. near Judge Po"erss
s4ooc-o9 sTd st. a modern. fun - 1-st, &
brick, furnace heat, lot paxlo
rods reasonable terms.
ss,25n-Doublc brick on West Temple,
near 9Th South. 3x1oo feet. Fine
renter
ss,5oo-ist West near Attn North. S-apart-
meht brick terrace of rooms
Al investment.
renting now Tor 400 per month,
near 9th East and End South.
f5,ooo-s-room modern cottage. very nice
~ furnished; 2 lots; near RIO
Grahde shops. Can make reason
able terms to tho right party;
front, on 2nd st
as5o-2itxln 9Th East. facing east. near
81. .So-9i,x7 rods, corner 9th South and
,th East facing south and west
Splendid location for store.
II you cannot be suited In
modern home look at the houses
am building on 3rd St BET.
aud P. Can build you any kind
OK a house you care to have. 1t
Will be built right: you can de-
4. Richter. is West Let South
81 Phones GAL. HzSl
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nlaoS BUY SECOND
ETta, ele 81 So. State.
w116i
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FOUND
PERSONAL

WHEN IN EUREKA DON'T FORGET
/ will meet you at the Marble Slab Shoe
Shining parlors, /. Sam Locke. at the
Uncle Sam. I6 and rs Main st. sl0SS
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spBcIAIa1Es FOR Ttus wEpk

SPBCIABf1Es FOR THIS WEEK.
Mod 2-s., p. b., 9-r. large hhll, fur, 3
mahtels, only ! blocks from business cen
teri best residence In the city for the
money; se5OO.
Mod rs, s-rr. p. b, fur. bath. toilet.
i, front ana back stairs. Il; s.. 1920:
Fine 2-sa i-r, mod, llsnt p. b., w side
good location for X. r. man. $500
Mod. SER b.. cottage and barn, only AZ
blocks from business center: very nice
place; Sal5o
Mod 5-r.. p. b.. nearly new ~ B.: 1890,
Mod. 2-s., or, p b. n. B.; ssao: 500
cash, bal S25 per mo
VACANT LOTS
4N7 rods, p. 1st So. $500
6G IT. by 10 rods, close in, $500
iOxl25 II. on 9Th e. near eth So, 500.
3x1o, ON l.. near 2nd ST. si25O.
We have houses and lots I'm all parts OF
the city, and some very fine who sites.
ON r. r track, at the right prices. Come
and see us.
p; p; Cnsady & CO., 4o7 Atlas Rlk.
Bell phone 22gI x24ga
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Utah sCAVENGER CO, OFFICE 800
So. ard Il. Ind sq4s: Boil 26lok. i2s2
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WOMAN TO IRON ONE DAY IN THE
week at 30 L ST. Phone les Bell X2167
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, references exchanged: four In
family. 63l First street
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
PIPE-60,0 900 FEET

Also STEAM HOSTS. ALL KINDS
machinery, steam and electricity. j. III.
SVEN, 2sG So 3rd West n9l5
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A GOOD ABL-ROUND BAKER WANT
ed. Mountain Home Bakery, Idaho.
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WANTED-AGENTS

FOR CITY OR COUN-
fry New beginners do well, experienced
workers much better. Honest effort we'll
rcwarded Address Manufacturers Agents.
BOX 4S9 T, Salt Lake Utah. 2lss0
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NOTICE
CASH REGISTERS
FOR HIRE

LADIES AND GENTS SADDLE
horses and divided skirts at tho Iowa
stables l29 w. So. Temple. 1875
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

ONCE of the Board of Public Works. Sal,
Lake City, May 10. 1906. ''N
Scaled proposals VIII be received Mt this
Office until s clock p. I'M. Tuesday, Luna
6. 1906. for the work OF grading. curbIne
and maeadamI2ins sixth East street from
south Temple street 20 Third South street.
specifications and forms for contract and
bond. can be obtained upon application
at the ofllce of the Board OF Public Works
or City Engineer.
The right ss reserved to reject any and
all bids.
II. j. LEONARD, Chairman,
LOUIS G. KELSEY, City Engineer.
The tlmo for receiving proposals updor
the above notice TO contractors liz hereby
extended TO June II at 10 o'clock ~ m,
r. j. LEONARD,
Chairman Board OF Public Works,
x1191
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CLAIRY0YANTS

MADAME ALIESE PINK. CLAIRYOY-
ant, mcdl,im and card reading, l1S South
First West, now at my new location.
Telephone 5g44-k nl65S
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ROOM

( jiiiss ,.nS,la ToR TWO GEN
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BARBER SHOP FOR SALE HY-
BLOCK from depot. Good location, Clears
from s25 to $50 n week. Trial given if
wanted. Cheap for cash. 16s 25th ST.,
Ogden Utah. w33e
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WANTED-HELP

YOUNG WOMAN AS NURSE FOR
child years old Apply 40 E. 1st So
x2io1
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FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
see the Mahsn Investment Co, u Eagle
DIX x2I93
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. IN ALL
pnrta Of the city. $50 to 800 per lot. on
terms TO suit you HOFFMAN Bros.. 62 w,
Second SO, wzeO
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL HEN,
prop, 6S u. 1st So. 900 rooms; rates. 25c,
25c and 50c xl96l
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FOR RENT

"-hooM HOUSE. CLOSET AND PAN
oE' furnished, Apply 40 SO. lat West,
N2i90
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS

THE KELLEY CO. PURE ICE CREAM
and sherbets: prompt delivery. 20 Rich
ards street, Both phones Fps w657
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
Must understand cooking, s6s e. Brig.
ham. w242
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, In family. Call 50 S at, x2t2I
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RATH AND MASSAGE

ELITE PARLORS. INDICATED, VA
por and magnetic baths! plain mag
netic Swedish body massage. Men and
women operators, Wi-HO Constitution
bldg Bell 1890. xS91
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TWO BRIGHT BOYS, Is TO 20 YEARS
Apply American Laundry. 125 +. 1st S.
xp6aS
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER

A. COILS, PAINTER, PAPER HANG
or and kalsominer. ga Baltimore ave.
Bell fonc 2039-K wA7
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ARNOLD-DIcKsoN BROS. HAVE RE-
turned Readings daily. 10 TO 1880, fun
name told and everything told; no ques-
tions asked 26a East 3rd South st, xSg9
MADAME SCHNEIDER, THE NOTED
psychic, palnet and card reader; past.
present and future revealed Call Or
write 4s W. 3rd South. w924
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; must he good cook; good wages.
no washing, Apply 50 South Third East.
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GOOD LAUNDREsS AT ONCE. SO e.
Brigham. x25Oi
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ELEGANT s-ROoM RESIDENCE WITH
spacious grounds and supurb View on
sS%rth Main street; Tritsch. No, II East
enc south at. Phones: Ind, IA Bell. @06'
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s1a1g.5alLE-HAyE 11.5a BUYER
rar 20 Main. x22ol
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@SfErEST TO TAKE
sa :, Buildings and ID In :.
Is' Add. c Il, Tribune,
x2i2
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NEW, MODERN .7.RooM HOUSE SIS
south Sth East. s5250. New modern s.
room, i7s So 18th East, 1900. our usual
easy payment plan u desired. Rothweii
g MoConnaghy, 593 Auerbach building.
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PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases, Mrs. Lizzie Geisler. 1856 West 3rd
North, Bell phone SILK. p1053
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Competent HOUSE MAN, "a TO 20
yrs old: experience necessary: refer
cnccs required. must be strictly honest.
Apply Knutsford Hotel S2211
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ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER WITH
knowledge of stenography and type
writing Address P. o. box XII. stating
experience and salnry wanted. X2oe
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GOOD COOK WANTED. S5 E. SOUTH
Temple; I'm family; good wages.
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs, a. M Olsen. 525 East Sth
South, Phone, Bell 2691-Y xl670
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PLUMHoFos EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Headquarters for mine. mill, smelter and
r. r. iabore,s, hotel help. etc, 1914 w
2nd So. Bell tel 1854. w5o5
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or COOK STOVES.
na,A9ld goods. We carry
ee sd-hana goods In the
n1 ;1 rurn. Co. 1D SO.
i@s e5, KISS
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CLERK WITH PRACTICAL EXPERT
ence In drug store. Call at Smith Drug
Co. X2slS
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A YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN CREAM
cry. Apply at the Faust Creamery and
Supply Co., cor. 3rd 80. and 6th W.
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sTRoCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel restaurant and household help
Headquarters for laborers.
a. w Second South. Phones AGA e7Ie
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MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN BAR
Der trade In weeks. Wages paid every
Cat free. Write us Moler System OF
Colleges &c e. lst So. 81 Salt Lake. x2l75
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. AT once. IS First ST. w26s9
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\, svSSE sN AND WAGON
N %'7ment. Phone Ind.
- x7l3
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s1!saS !;sa,S !! CUTTER SEEKS
eS,ssa VA o. sI,,o out OF town; has Ms
: fns,sn,ss s,se beet OF refer
ry7Sp
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GORDON 4REssFEEDERs. GROCER
Printing GO. Xs3G2
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A GOOD PLAIN COOK AND WOMAN
to take cnre OF children at the Infants
Homo, CO ct x2336
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SAFE REPAIRING
MAPLE FLOORING

If YOU WANT MAPLE FLOORING
clear white, ia face. $50 per thousand
carload lots 10 per cent less see Geo
Marrow, architect il2 Constitution bldg
XIII
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PANAMA HATS BLEACHED

BLOCKED AND RETRIMMED ny An
expert Fred Taylor. "a B. 1st So
Phone 1S71-X TIM
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GOOD ALL-R9UND BUTCHER CAN
get a position by telephoning or writing
to e. D.-Sutton & Co, Park City. Utah
good wages x2t36
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TICKET BROKER

If YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL
railroad tickets go to Kahn's cut rate
ticket Onoe. II w. End So. N151
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEWORK
564 East Sixth South.
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LADIES' APPAREL

~O~~-~~o~~-~-~O~O~~~ ~~~~-~~~-~~~~~-~~O~~~--
FROM THE EAST, ALMOST NEW
skirts, waists, jackets. dress and even
Ing gowns at your own price. Ill L. End
South. X573
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sGok, ;sg IN PRIVATE
M -Na up' Address c IL,
~ &2431
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ESss0p rURs

INV WI a, Is Fon
aIrEf srdl / sof.a sSonasss' rye
''st price paid
S2069
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'!!l.

4sC. SsC.ASDlNAYGAN" " Girl
Nsat 81 West Sixth
- N2JJS
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WANTED EVERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10 task eigns. distribute circulars. sam
pies etc; no canvasslng! good pay. Sun
Advertising Bureau. Chicago. X2Ii3
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5lIs WHO CAN INVEST
hA sell.establlshcd plant.
xsls
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I M DAY AT REASON
~sfa5Se Main 2si-X.
i. x216S
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ENGRAVERS AND DESIGNERS


ETCHlNGS, HAIF-TONES AND CUTS
De Bouzek Engraving Co. G26l0
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Midland CLOTHING.
y bsss prices paid. o Com,
\ 1zL card. Phone Silk.
tH
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BABY BUGGY TIRES

PUT ON. AUTO TIRES NUBCANIZED
at Osborne's. 90 E. tth SO. Ind. phone
li76 N720
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A FIRST-C CLASS DINING-ROOM GIRL
at 122 e. Brigham st. x24la
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WANTED CARPENTER FOREMAN
and helpers for bridges and buildings:
construction help OF all kinds. p. g. l.
N, Ry. Co. Welser. Ida. xS72
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GIRL FOR SEWING: COME PRE-
pared TO work s, L. Costume Co, 81
South State. x2l23
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eS'EIAL = '!sl;A HousEwoRK;
srsnhs. Apply 81 B st.
. X2l7
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

s l.. STEAM CARPET CLEANING
works; cold blast feather renovatlng,
work guaranteed. Cor. Sth West and So
Temple. Emyr Eynon, Propr. Bell tel
aQl9; Ind, 11l0 vii
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INFANT MORTALITY.

The attention of the Town Council at
Johannesburg, Transvaal, was last year
directed to the fact that ont of eighty
four infants who died in December,
forty-four of them had died of dysen-
terry. An investigation with d view Of
tracing the source of the disease was
authorized. Under the best of condi-
lions attacks of dysentery are very
prevalent among children in warm
weather, but in a large majority of
cases the lives of the little ones can be
saved by the used of ChamberIain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
This remedy always brings prompt re-
lief, and has never been known to fail.
For sale by Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd.
agents for Hawaii.
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YOUNG PEOPLES RALLY
At CENTRAL UNION

The fall convention of the Young
Peoples societies of Oahu will be held
in the Central Union church Friday
evening at 7:15 o'clock. The song SER
vice will be especially interesting and
several inspiring addresses will be
given. one by DR.. Heber Jones of Ko-
rea, also one by Mr.. Paul Super. the
new and energetic secretary of the Y
NJ. c. A. Both of these will be new
voices in the convention
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Palenapa, the heavyweight of the po-
lice department, felt the cold shivers
play along his spine on Monday night
as he sazed for some long seconds
down the barrel of a s1x-shooter. stuck
IN his face by a big Porto Rican on
tie waterfront. The man behind the
gun was harmless imbecile and the
gun was made of blown glass, but Pa
lenapa did not know this until he had
closed with the man and wrested the
gun away from him. Then he smashed
the weapon and turned the man loose,
while the thum ping in his manly bosom
gradually subsidized
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The failure of the patrol wagon to
answer the call from King and Alakea
streets yesterday, mention of which
mas been made, was due to the fact
that the wagon was undergoing repairs
at the time.
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TIME
FOR KOREANS
Reprieve of Condemned
Men Runs Until
Wednesday.

1t behooves the friends of the five
Koreans condemned to be hanged for
murder committed on Hawaii to pre-
pare to get busy, because the men are
to be hanged on next Wednesday, May
16, if no official action is taken in their
case in the meantime.
It had been supposed that the re-
prieve granted to the five by Acting
Governor Atkinson ran to May 23d,
which would have been three weeks
from the date originally set for the
execution, but it appears now that this
understanding was a misunderstand-
ing When Messrs. Kinney and Thurs
ton appeared before the Acting Cover
nor to ask for delay and an examina-
ton of the record in behalf of the con-
demned men. the Governor asked the
Attorney General whether two weeks
would be a long enough time in which
to send for tile papers, and go over
the case.
Mr. Peters answered that ii ould
not The Governor then gave three
weeks but it was three weeks approx
ately from the date of hearing Kinney
and Thurston, not three weeks from
the date originally set for the execu-
tiOn, namely May > And IN tndt way
the reprieyes We're made out and sign
ed The men, accordingly, will be
hanged next Wednesday unless there
is some action taken in the meantime
The papers in the case have ali ar
rived from Hilo save the transcript of
the testimony. and that is expected to
be on hand by the next kintu. The
testimony was voluminous, and SC It
has taken a long time to make the
transcript of the shorthand writer's
notes.
If the transcript gets here Saturday,
as is expected. there will be plenty of
time to go over the entire case and %
give hearings to whoever may want TO
be heard III the matter in the early
part of next week. OF course nothing
can be or we'll be done until the en-
tire record is at hand.
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MAY NAME
White man
Democratic Speculation
on the Race for
Delegate.

''If Kuhio is nominated by the Re
publieans, the Democrats viii run d
white man for Congress- said lead.
ing Democrat yesterday. "There will
be no fusion on the fight for Delegate
between the Democrats and the Home
Rulers, in that event. If Kuhio runs
independently, the Democrats and
Home Rulers will endorse him. very
probably. Certainly the Democrats
will. But if Kuhio, after going into
the Republican convention and being
defeated for a denomination, If he IS
makes the race independent
ly, the Democrats will not endorse him.
/ would never stand for man who had
broken faith with convention.
''If Kuhio is the Republican nomi-
nee as / have said. the Democrats will
nominate a white man. Who's L do
not care to go into that just now.
"'And if the Republicans nominate
CONTINUED on Page Al
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MUST
PAY PARK
BILLS
Judge Robinson Orders
Auditor to Issue
Warrants.

/ Unless the Supreme Court should re
verse Judge Robinson, the County o.
| Oahu must pay the bills authorized b.
| the Board of Supervisors on account o.
| kapiolani Park maintenance and i'm
provement. On the advice of County
Attorney Douthitt, County Auditor
Bicknell refused to draw warrants il
payment of two such bills, one of the
Pacific Oil and Transportation Com
pany and the other of the Schuman
Carriage Co, for 1925 and $1o5 re.
spectively, the ground of such advice
being that the money was expended
by order of the Honolulu Park Com
mission, a body entirely under the con-
the expenditure therefore one for which
the County of Oahu had no legal re-
sponsibility.
Petitions in the names of the claim
ants for writs of mandamus to compel
the County Auditor to draw the war
rants mentioned were brought. Attor-
ney General Peters becoming legal
sponsor for the actions in order to test
the question of the County's response
bility. The hearing came on yesterday
and, after ruling out some evidence
proffered by the Attorney General and
not requiring him to reply to the clos
ing speech of the County Attorney,
Judge Robinson rendered an oral deei-
sion granting the prayers of the petit
tions.
The court ordered that peremptory
writ of mandamus issue to the County
commanding him forthwith to
issue warrants for the payment of the
claims in question.
Mr.. Douthitt noted an appeal to the !
Supreme Court and, with the seventeen |
fishery cases now eliminated from the |
May calendar of that tribunal, there is |
a good prospect for an early determina-
ion of this matter.
Mr.. Peters first proved the claims |
oy Messrs. Miller and Schuman, repre-
'enting the respective petitioners, but
lis pr0He Her, OF eVluence UUdL IAdld PARK,
he Hawaiian band, the road and gar
,age services, etc., were matters under
Territorial supervision though support
ID by the County, was ruled out as
He then only called Su-
Holloway for evidence of
he status of the Honolulu Park Com
lission.
Mr.. Douthitt cross-examined the wit
esses to elicit the fact of control of
he park by the Commission as strict
: Territorial body. On the resting OF
etitioners, the County Attorney NOV
to dismiss the petitions on the
round that the evidence showed that
ne park was Territorial proposition l.
,r whose expenses the County of Oahu
,uld not legally provide.
Mr.. Peters quoted authorities IN OPP |
osition and would have replied to Mr.
'outhitt's s closing speech but that the
,urt said it was not necessary. {
Judge Robinson, early in the hear
10. intimated his opinion that the /
nties of the Auditor, like those of the {
reasurer. were purely ministerial and y
lat he must pay any claims authorized
v the Board of Supervisors. c