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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29

ka, tax tel nienaWiidizi boi
sic tego zarzadu STOW. <.
sWieckich. Me poWinno to.
przejs6 bez zaznaczenla;
wszak to nowy doWod jak
Kuryerla, .
szczeg6lnie glo6ny 2 krzy-
Ks. w. Kruszka ogol.
tumani. w owej odezWie
wzmianke zaraz ma poczatkul
zrobiono, il starania czynimy.
8 biskup6w polskich " Anne Anne:
ryce, lecz ME Q Diskup6W
niezaleznych; Cd takich bron
mas Boze! ale o biskup6w,
kt6rzyby mas Polak6w repre-
zentowali " hierarchii koscio-
la katolickiego " Amsryce.
@ to dis ME mniej, nil wczo-.
raj Gala Polonia amerykahska
sic upomina. Biskupami zas 2
polskich kiezy beda kiedys
ci, kt6rzy sobie ma to zasiu-
zyli, i kt6rych prace j zas1u.
81 uwzgledniaja biskupi ! ar
cybiskupi tutejsi. Do takich
ksiezy zaliczyc sic ME moze
ks. w. Kruszka, z tad niena-
wise ku wszystkim ksiezom
kt6rym ks. W. Kruszka lad
ma miare ME dor6wna1, a
kt6rzy sic ciesza powazaniem
swych biskup6w i swych TO-
dak6w. Ks. W: Kruszka WI
dzac, re droga w}asciwa Mig
dy infu}y ME dostanie, ude-
RIA W strone patryotyczna
by sobie .zjednac gromade
pr6znych, tax zwanych, pa
tryot6w i "a pomoca ich uda~
wac meczennika sprawy ma
rodowej, kt6ry najpierwsze
ma prawo bye przewodn1-
klein ludu polskiego W Anne
ryce, a zatem straszn1e po'
krzywdzonego, 70 ME lego,
lecz kogos W Chicago, Mil
waukee lub St. Paul bisku"
penn maja zrobic. Mkt dis
zaprzeczyc ME moze, re ks.
W. Kruszka uni6s} sic duma
i zabrna} tax daleko, re mu
cofac sic trudno. Viola tedy:
,,nie s}uchajcie biskup6W OBJ
Gym jezykiem do Was pre-
mawiajacych, buntujcle sic
przeciw biskupom irlandz-
kim, niemieckim i. t. d., zer~
wijcie z biskupami tylko ME
z Rzymem, to jedyny spos6b
osiagniecia czego pragnlemy,
to jedyna droga uzyskac pol"
skich biskup6w!" Ludzlom
nieswiadomym sprawy moze
takie has}o imponowac, nieje-
den m6glby sic dac naciag-
mac, vice sluchajcie czytelni-
cy, co VAN powiem: Kazdy
odstepca cd WARY taxa sama
droga postepowa} jak Idle
ks. w. Kruszka. Tax postepo-
wall r~eformatorzy Is i 16 stu
lecia, tax uczynili niezalezni
tn W Ameryce. zaden z tych
odc1czaniahc6w p CORY ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-29

OQgaQnac lie moSa, kCO "a
mach poprowadzi, zatem
strach tylko panuje i nieza-
wodnie niejedna cobra my6l
W zar6dku unicestwia. -
Do Kuryera Milwauckiego
sypia sic korespondencye jak
z rogu obfitosci. Widac, re
malkontent6w mic brak. Me
jeden ks. Kruszka n%iecierpli.
wi sic ma SVEN maluczkiem
.Ripon, jest mu podobnych
wiecej. Jakis baka}arz az z
naszej Minnesoty popisuje sic
paplanina o prawie kanonicz-
mem W Kuryerze. M6wiono
nam, re ten p. baka}arz kie-
dys umizgiwai sic do nieza-
leznych W Buffalo. Me VIE
my, czy to prawda, W kazdym
razie, by}oby mu lepiej spo~
kojnie Pana Boga chwalic
przy swej niewielkiej gromad-
CO wiernych W Minnesota, a
ME uczyc olbrzym6w z Chi
cago prawa kanonicznego, i
ME mieszac sic z ludzmi,
kt6rzy ME maja mic do stra-
cenia!
Uczmy dzieCi nasze mo-
vic tylko pO polsku p0-
miedzy SODA!
w Nowym Yorku zy} So
bic p. W. Kiley, milioner z
..dwoma zonami cos cd trzech
lat s%poko;nie, az tn nj z tad
nj z owad wydali go uczciwi
ludzie, no i dosta} sic do
kozy. Jego milionerska moSf
ME m6gt tego pojac, re sic
inni mieszaja do jego pry-
watnych spraw, vice mai
prod naklal pono porzadnie
ca}emu Swiatu, a ~najwiecej
tym, kt6rzy go oskarzyli, ale,
gdy to ME %pomog}o, DO go
wsadzono "a szweckie frank,
z rozpaczy mad .ludzka giu-
pota i niesprawiedllwoscia
chcia} sobie zycie odebrac.
Przeciez, powiedzia}, mole
zony bynajmniej ME by}y
niezadowolone, to co komu
do tego re ich bylo dwie,
mnie wolno mice lyle, lie
mnie sic podoba, bylem i'm
da} u~trzymanie, a ma to
mnie STAG. Otto logika Milo
nera ameryka6skiego; i'm
wszystko wolno, DO NIGGA "a
to zaplacic!-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22

Ibid you ever consider how much
trouble and tarmoil IN she world is
stirred up by loafersg' asks the Bur
lington fKns) Republican. DO Il
and yoG will be surprised. Investigate
carefully. and you viii find that nine
OF the ten fnsses and quarrels chat YOU
know of in your own town or neigh
borhocd were started by loafers who
had no business 81 their own to attend
b. and 20 got busy with other peoples
affairs. The old Juvenile proyerb that
"sata. inds some mischief still for
idle hands 10 do, is So true as gospel.
There can be no such thing as absolute
.dlcncss. Activity Of some kind Is es-
sential To existence Men and women
have 10 do something, and when they
have no work of their own to occupy
their minds they get busy with the af-
fairs OF Others and make trouble al
ways n all the loafcrs could be com
PEELED to go 10 work az something OF
use in the world, three fourths Of the
contentious and quarrels that ailict
the people would cease.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22
Florni, Now Hall.

The writer attended the Masque Ball
given Mt Floris last week, dedicating
the new hall at that place.
The ball was grand success and was
attended by a host Of people. Where
they all came from was the mystery,
but one thing sure, they came from the
place where they know just how to do
things. A more orderly and well-be-
haved crowd it would be hard to fad
and onlyt the cultured and refined were
represented. There WIS no rowdyism.
There were costumes OF all colors-red +,
yellow, pink and greenland ranged
from the sublime to the ridiculous.
Some were bedecked in Haunting array
IN ost gorgeous to behold Others were
ludicrously representative OF Old Aunt
ID inah in her blue Monday" regalia,
but'evcryone htd big time Sixteen
coons from Beafer did the cake-walk
stunt.
Altogether the dance was grand
success both socially and financially, a
neat sum being realized. TIE hall Is n
good one and is second best in the
county, being surpassed only by the
knights of Pythias hall at this place.
1t is a well-constructed and neatly
finished hall and one of which the
Missuri Fiat people are justly proud
Those who attended the ball from
Beaver express themselves rs being
well pleased with the cordial treat
ment rhey received and the good time
made possible by the efforts of our
neighbors On the north
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department OF the Interior, United Sta ties
Land Office

Woodward, Okla, February Is, 1906,
sufficient contest etfdavit having been filed
in this office by Claud w. Atkinson Of Dombcy,
q. r.. contestant, against Homestead Entry No.
2llls, made January 30th, 1895, Tor NEI4 Section
80 Tow nship I. n. Range 20 T.. G. NJ, by Lloyd
l.. Sglin. DnEcy. o. T., contestee, in which il is
alleged that said Lloyd l.. Sigin has never at
any time established and maintained his actual
bona hde residence on the said land that he
has never at any time Improved or cultivated
the said land IN any manner except 10 build
thereon a small d1g-uut about l0Xl2 feet, cover
ed wi ia a dirt roof and plow a single turrow
arunnd the land tl4at he has wholly abandoned
said tract for period OF more than six months
last past and next prior 10 the date of the inti-
alton of this contest; that he has wholly failed
to improve or cultivate said tract fo- period
Of more than six months last past and next
prior hereto, and that said defaults have not
been cured.
That said alleged absence from said land was
not due to his employment in the Army, Navy
or Marine Corps OF the United States in any
capacity ia time of war, and this the said
contestant Is ready to prove at such time
and place as may be named by the Regis
ter and Receiver Tor a hearing in said ca 81.
Said parties are hereby notified To appear, re-
spond and offer evidence touching said allega-
tioa az 80 O'Clock q. NJ. ON May 2 ieG, te-
fore the Register and Receiver az the United
Stutes' ldui Gttco in Woodward, o. T.
Tie SAID cuntrstHut having, in proper Hfh-
dayis, hlsl Fvh tS 1916, set forth facts which
snow taAt after due diligence personal service
oi this notice cannot he made, IL Is hereby or
der-d ant directed that such notice be given by
due and proper publication.
2-s2 81 DICE I. MORGAN, Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22
South Beaver.

Born to Mr. ard Mrs. j Y. johnson
Sunday morning. February Is a son.
Mother and babe doing well
We are glad 10 note that Mrs. James
Flagle Is again able to bo up about the
house aud to do light work. Hope
she will soon be strong again.
Mrs Asa Kile spent the first Of
last week With her nother on
Spring Creek
Mrs C. j. Groves and ION Pcrly Nho
have been spending souc timeou s,rs
Groves Clear Greek faym returned -
Spring Creek the 10Th. Tney expect
20 move To their home soutA oil Elm
wood in the near future.
Mr.. larsen made i'yipg trip ta
Illinois starting last Thursday lie
expects 20 be gone aholE tSo W, >s.
Renni. and Ray Kilc spent saturday
mig I ard SuGday on spriaa Cee,k
Miss May Ycsden had thc m'-fr-
tune to be throFu from her harss Fri
day evening theStl ,s'd her shod'drr
WI badly hprt ID seems iaa; 3ley is
rlther unforigHate - il hns n been
,anny months s'rce She Eas throws
aid her arm hroses
The Beaver mcwhaAss ncoG % pa,
ap more ki,chirg posts y tlae'e is not
near enorgi "a Accommodate the
fcsms of satnIdsys
Perry Kile THINKS il pays 20 raj g
sisslfs He is'aeii,ae al 70 c6 PER ton
a. sSTered in Rerver.
sss 4ieese vis.ted ia the vicinity Of
.shpx7sp so Neek
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22

"Auong the new railways for 1905 Is
;he bo,ldiug nt the New York, Okla
h1ua q Pacific Htiroad from Rogers
G'est e. Folsom, S-N Mexico, with a
capital stock of S2)0-Ooo0 and with
"cnerai Offices az Ava, OSla., Rogers,
Arf., ana Lew York City The propos-
el .iae rams west irom Rogers, from
Pryor Greek and Cllremore, /. T.,
tlrsugi I3miry Bliss, Lamont, JEFF
fortoa, Alva Beaver City, and Mineral
fgiy, Okla, and bnlsom, New Mexico.
rsscl:ne frms tie luscious lard Of the
big req apple IN Arkansas, the coal
Gcl6s m the Indian Territory, the corn
and wheat belt Of Northern Oklahoma
aud the copper mining industries in
New Mexico. The proposed line viii
olrn up Gne Of the richest couatries
yet known tr s'y railway building.
and Is t. have American express
Telegraph connected with he line -
Rogen (AFAans,asl 10 urhal
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22
HFP FfRsT RAILROAD RIDE.

An old lady from Beaver County took
her first railroad trip last week. She
noticed the bell cord overhead and i.
turning to a boy, she said. sonny
what's that for?" ''That marn," he
said, with the mischievous twinkle in
his eye "is to ring when you want
something to eat" Shortly afterward
the old lady reached her umbrella up
TO the cord and gave it a vigorous pull.
The whistle sounded, the brakes were
put on, the train began to slacken its
sTced, windows were thrown up, ques-
tions asked, and confusion reigned
among the passengers. The old lady
sat calmly through it all, little dream
ing that she was the canse of the ex-
citemeut. Presently the conductor
came running through the train and
asked; Who pulled the bellg" Il
did" replied the old lady meekly
"Well, what do you want?" asked the
conductor, impatiently. "Well, said
the old lady, meditatively, you may
bring me some ham sandwiches and a
cup OF tea, If you will. kansas City
Journal
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22

The case Of George Theiss against
Beaver Couaty, invoking several
thousand dollars Of county warrants
issued during the early eos, and which
has been pending in our courts for
aver eight years, is to be tried next
tonday. Ex-Couniy Clerk f. G..
Z acy, who during his term of office,
bt anne familiar with the many COM
plications in the line of defense, was
recently appointed Deputy County
Clcfk by Clerk Langston, and left
We'd esday morning with the county
recorCs ior Alva, where the case is 10
be triti. County Attorney Loofbour-
row expects to leave later during the
week, aad with AIcssrs. Cowgirl and
Dunn, OF Aiva, will conduct the de-
fense. With the termination of this
case, practically every dollar of the old
indebtedness OF the county, created
prior to 1855. will have been adjudi-
GATED in theccurts and settled, and we
trust that 1T last this case will be
finally deterrrined this time.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22

Governmental Ownership Nit' Az
the debate al the Court House Friday
night Of last week Ia which the Elm-
wood Debating Society met Beaver in
a discussion Of Governmental Owner
ship Of Public Utilities" the question
was decided in favor Of the negative,
which side was represented by Elm
wood.
An interesting time was had and
some Howery speeches eminated from
each side. What shame that such
eloquencc should be wasted on the
desert air. A few Of those speeches
before Congress might have had a tell
ing effect, especially, that OF the
"Clabber-Cheese" orator.
Quite number OF Elmwood people
came over to help goad their favorites
on 20 victory.
The Court House was packed and
everyone enjoyed the occasion.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22

T. b. Deskin, of Girard, Kansas, is
here in the interest of the Girard Nur-
sery, of Crawford county, Kansas, of
which J. A. Whiteside is proprietor.
Mr.. Deskin will canvass Beaver county
and guarantees you first class stock
of goods at very reasonable prices and
will be pleased to have you hold your
orders for him or see G. A. Allen at the
W hite House hotel at Beaver, Oklaho-
ma. Yours for business,
l2-7 l2-2S. At E. b. DEsKIN.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22

Owing 20 n rush of business in the
HERAIp Office the past week. we are
sorry to inform our readers that we
were unarle 10 attend the Iongworth-
Roosevelt wedding the nth. inst, and
hence are unable to give our readers a
definite account of same as was our
desire. I'VE will state however that
the cor uvai t7sie las been hoped and
we feel sure that etefything went OF
as smoothly as II we lad been there.
but Of course tie disappointment %
Miss Alice is to be regretted.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22

department or tne Inferior. United states
Land Oiiice nc Woodward. Okla. Feb. 10. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice OF his intention To make
nnal proof IN pport OF his claim, and that said
proof viii ie made before Register and Receiver,
at Woodward, o1l ON March u, 1906 viz:
Christian hohrbach, HA. No, Z3l65, for the
SNA, Sec. p. TIP, T. n, r.. p. v.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
con i'uous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land viz:
hiram Watson Hoyt Arstin F. Hos,etter,
Charles Ross Pcorbaugh. all OF Zclma. Okla, and
William wesley lnman, OF Lslma, Okla.
DICK T. MORGAN, Register,
2-l5 3-l55.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22
Consolidated
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Lana Once az WOodWGrd, U. T.. feb. IL, 100.
Notice is hereby given that tie following named
settler has fled notice ~ his intention u make
final proof IN support OF his claim. and that S. III
proof viii he made before L. j. Kelly, Clerk OF
the District Court for Beaver County Oklahoma
Terftory. or. IN hls absence, before ". T. Quinn.
lis Deputy. In his giiice at Beaver, Oklahoma
Territory, on March %. 1896. viz:
Sarah A. Lauglrin widow OF Owen Laughrin.
deceased, OF Beaver, o. T. n. A. No. 59I6, for the
SEA section Tp. 3, y. Range -. Z. G. VI.
Jefferson Henderson. Of Beaver o. T., II. A.
No. 6l.9, for the SEL, Section % TIP. T. n. Range
"a L. G. NJ.
He names the fol'cwing witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz;
Witnesses for Sarah A Laughrin, widow OF
Owen Laughrin. decreased Los VI. Larsen. James
X. Quinn, Casper Redemer and Jefferson Hen
degsOn. all of Beaver, o. r.
Witnesses for Jefferson Henderson: Alva G..
Clothier. james II. HaRle, Frank Laughrn aud
Dock y. Kinder, all Of Beaver, U. t.
Pm SO
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22
nennrtment I'D tle Inlerlor.

Lana unlce NJ WOODWARD, ". j.
Notice " hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice OF his intention to
make inal proof IN support OF his claim. and that
said proof will he made before Register and
Receiver. OF q. SLand Office at woodward, o. II.
on Ma rch 81. 1906. viz:
Minnie Schwartz. for the southeast quarter.
section "a; tp. 2, range p, Z.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation u,
said land, viz;
George Arnhoit The vas Crowcll, Berry Law
son and JOIN Lawson. all of Balko. Okla.
DICK 4. MOBGAS, Register.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22
DIVORCE NOTICE.
Beaver County Sectional Mad

TO THE PUBLIC: We wish to say
that we now have a complete and ac-
curate Sectional Map of Beaver County
showing all creeks and rivers exactly
as shown by the government plats and
showing every quarter section in the
county. These maps viii be mailed
postpaid to any address upon receipt Of
the purchase price, 80 cents each.
Address, Jas. A. MooN Co., Wood
ward, Hooker, Oklahoma, Higgins,
Texas, or w G. FIELns Beaver Okla.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22
Saturday Sales.

There will be a sale of horses, cattle,
hogs. farm implements, and in fact
anything that you have to sell, at
Beaver on Saturday of this week.
Anybody who has such stuff for sale
will please bring the same to Shelton's
Livery Barn, Sale will begin at i
O'Clock sharp. Auctioneers-Wm.
Wooleiy, Beaver and Hultz, Liberal
Kansas.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22
For Sale.

100 acres good farming land 27 acres
broken out acres being in good stand
OF ALTA fa plenty of water can be had
At from "a 10 80 feet; slightly improved
and enclosed with good three wire
fence also 10 head of good grade cat
tie. The above wAl be sold at public
sale at ray place on Clear creek, -
miles south of Beaver City, Okla, on
Monday, February %, 1906. Land viii
be held for $4,000 or better. Terms
cash only.
CHRIS PLAIS
III 6wk. Elhw jo1, Oil a
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22

Beroar is thfcstertt with 4 te'R'iua
.ociety. We are iuf0rin6d sl'at sun,e
az tie rushers are advocating the
movement in order 10 become accGs-
ton,ed % appearing before an Audience
ere the coming campaign. Every
ifFssr vt heirs" Il might accuatGm
Il sc ssinc indiyiduals to ihe defeat
which surely awaits them should they
srriug up rs ciiice seekers. stage
frizhs" isn't all thas defeats political
as..ranfs
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-22
Territory of Oklahoma, !
IS.
County of B eaver.

County of Beaver.
!, J. r. LanEston, clerk OF the coun-
IS of Beaver, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing statement is a
true and correct report Of the proceed
ings had nj the adjourned January
session hciI on the l5th and 18th days
OF Febraary \. D., 1903,
j. H. LANGsTON,
County Clerk,
rs L. F. HAzELroS,
Deputy.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-30
ONE EMILLIONOOLLARS
OF BONDS To Be PAID
WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL co.
WILL PAY OFF THEIR OLD
BONDS AND ISSUE NEW ONES.

A million dollars of Waialua Agricul-
tural Bonds are to be paid tomorrow.
Payment is not due until April /, but
that is Sunday. So the plantation is
prepared to pay off bonds, principal
and interest tomorrow, March 81.
There will probably not be as much
actual coin handled in the transaction
as might at first be supposed. The
bonds to be paid are six per cent bonds.
TO get the money to pay the bonds the
plantation has issued 81 100000 of FIVE
per cent bonds. The holders of the
old bonds were given the privilege of
exchanging their old bonds for the new
but getting the new at 9S. That is,
they could turn in their old bond at
$1,000 and get a new bond of the same
denomination for $9SO-a sort of a rake
ok of 500 The holders of $3.50 500 avail
cd themselves Of this privilege, This
leaves $163,5OO to be paid in coin be-
sides the 800 rake-off on each of the
other S3O-odd bonds which will be ex-
changed.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-30
.INPROMPTU LAYING
OF CORNER STONE
CATHOLIC FATHERS LAY THE
CORNER STONE OF FRED HAIR
RISON'S NEW BUILDING.

Yesterday an impromptu laying of
the corner stone of Fred Harrison's
new building at the corner Of Fort and
Beretania sire Is took place. Several
of the Catholic fathers were present.
AS the large stone was about to be
placed Bishop Boeynaems placed a Ha-
waiian coin in the cement and blessed
the work. Then Father Nalentin put
i'm two francs and a me dal bearing the
likeness of st. Anthony the patron saint
of money and good fortune. Bystand-
ers also placed a few coins and the
stone was laid
Father Valentin in speaking Of the
affair this morning said st. Anthony
was supposed to always bring good
fortune to his special followers.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-30
WHARF BIDS
ARE HELD UP

The bids which were to have been
opened at noon today for the construc-
tion of new Alakea slip were not
opened and there is considerable spe-
culation among the interested parties
as to why the postpOnement was or
dered. An announcement was made by
Holloway that the opening would be
postponed for W elk, and this was
all that was announced. This after
noon some of the bidders We're around
with Inquiries as to the reason for the
delay.
The reason for the delay is that there
is a question as to whether the work
will be carried out, and until this is
settled the bids win not be opened.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-30

The Chinese of Hawaii, principally
those of Honolulu, have subscribed for
over 5000, 600 worth of the stock of the
Hankow and Canton Railway.
AS was announced exclusively in The
Star some weeks ago, the Chinese mer-
chants and others in China who have
undertaken the construction of the
Hankow-CantOn railway as a patriotic
duty, appealed to the patriotism and
race pride of the Chinese in Hawaii to
assist in this work of subscribing to
the stock of the company, The United
Chinese Society took it up, and COM
mittee was appointed in Honolulu to So
licit subscriptions. The result of this
has been that 6l,391 shares of the stock
at $5 share has been subscribed,
mostly i'm Honolulu. The payments this
involves is 1905, 955.
A cabegram was received from Cam
ton by the United Chinese Society yes
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-30
BOARDING SCHOOL
At KAIMUKI
CATHOLIC SISTERS ARE TO HAVE
BOARDING SCHOOL BUILT FOR
GIRLS IN KAIMUKI

The Catholic sisters are to build a
new boarding school for girls on block
of the Kaimuki district. Bishop Boey-
naems bought the land from ]. H.
Schnack and the work of cleaning the
ground started this morning. This
school is the same one that was to have
been built at Kalihi. The location there
was not desirable on account Of the
proximity of the Fertilizer plant and
so the property in that district was
sold and the IIaimuki block bought.
The school at the mission will not be
discontinued. Only the board rs will
be taken to Kaimuki and the day
scholars kept in town.
The building will be Of stone and a
stone fence will also be built surround
/ ing the school.