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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-10

win be notified when @ sbut of made. nnd tl,cy can mnko .bc,f n--anoa. mcnts accordingly.
 On claim which hoa long been atanding against the city, r. M. Mur phy WAS allowed &0J2j0 last night The money has been ddo since 1899 with interest at 10 per cent, but Mr. Murphy demanded only inc face value of ihc note.
 Justice Talboht made inquiry rognrd- ing ihc extension of 8cwer near hia home on Park avenue. The council in. formed him that the failure of the pipe to arrive has made it impossible to do Inc work.
 Fourteen hundred empty cement arcks occupied about fifteen minutes of the council x time. The city pur. chased some cement, paying n good price for ii, but the comcimcn were in doubt as to whether Of not the
 sacks were to be returned according to cont iract or whether they were Co be B0ld either Co the contractor or some one else. The discussion was most interesting one, and embraced several technical points. lt was only decided when the bid wns removed from the pigeon hole, and it was discovered that ihcre was nothing said regarding the sacks They will be taken care of and later disposed of.
 The city clerk was notified to make the proper advertisements for bids on city printing contracts, and also on thc contract to supply the prisoners with food
 It was decided to purchase % cords of wood for uso at the city hall next year. Mayor Goldwatcr said good nniurcdly that in his opinion th off. cials were cxtravagant. He said that he heated his entire store with less fuel. "But you forget, Mayor Gold. water" said the chief of police, "that n large portion of the fuel is used to heat the city prison.
 Well, if such Is tine casc," said his honor, "of course, I suppose large amount of wood is required, bni nm of the opinion that it would not be good policy 10 keep the rooms too warm, because if you do, in all proba. bility the prisoners would rather bc in jail than out, and the city might have to board them again in n short time. p
 Tho finance committee made quite n lengthy report last night. and showed that the city IS paying out n large amount of money at this time. but Inc trcasurcr's report shows that the financial condition of the city Is good, and that there is still good balance on hand after the allowance of n large number of bills The committee wrcst. led with numerous claims last night, and majority of them were allowed although action on several were delay. eel pending more thorough investiga. ton.
 Judge Wells suggested tbat the city build crossing on Cortez street, l near his homo, but he learned that the street committee had taken the matter uP, and proposed to have the work | done just ns soon as the weather will permit. t.ft..
 The meeting of the council was inc i First ono held for more than five weeks. Because last Monday the rcgu. lar meeting night. was holiday, it was postponed until last night.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-10
Gone to California.

walter Miller wife and two children ieft for California for s visi, Saturday morning They will he sbsep, abou. two months
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-10
ply power for the contractors.

|
 About 5000 barrels of cement are now stored In the bins of the cement mill, tested, and ready for use. For some time past the quality has been improving, and now the test shows the material to be far superior to that called for in the regular United States reclamation service specifications. The specifications call for tensile strength of $50 pounds per square inch after period of twenty eight days. The av. craze of the materials turned out in the mill Is 7oo pounds per square inch after tw'nty-cight days. Again, the specifications call for n cement which. when mixed with three times it's weight of sand, will develop n tensile strength of 225 pounds after twenty. eight days In this requirement the cement will invariably average from 200 to 275 pounds. The entire absence of placter of paris so extensively used as m adul'erant, makes this cement. particularly we'll adapted for work exposed to water containing salt and aiknli. The cement generally sold on the market contains anywhere from i5o per cent to 300 per cent of plaster. while the local cement does not con. tain even . trace
 The experts and specialists, who have examined the work done with this material have invariably been highly pleased with the results. and no longer entertain any doubt but that the construction of n mill by the government was the first step in the right direction.
 Power Plant Almost Finished
 within month the temporarv power plant is expected Co be in opcra. ton In fact, but little work re mains to bc done on the plant. The con. tractors on the canal works have fin. 'shed and will soon pull their stakes
 J. NJ. 'Rourke, the contractor h..
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-10

|" preliminary survey for raiIro,, rom Florence to the property of tbo '"p'''or mine will soon be made A party of surveyors will leave Flo,ena, in few days.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-10
It Was a Tame Deer

H was Tdme Oe''
 There appeared in the Journal Miner of December 22 m article about the capture of wild deer by Mi Amcs. The deer was captured or Tod to tho cabin of Mir. David C. Robinson whoso cabin is on the property of Mr. Ames. Mir. Robinson went out to feed r,. ao.." and hearing the tinkling of a bell, looked across the plain, md saw some thing coming towards him, and he thought at first it was a goat or sheep hut as it got nearer he saw it was deer, about two years old. Ho took some hay in his hand and went toward it, speaking at inc same time It came uP and ate the hay, and he took hold of the bell, and led it to his cabin. and tied it up. lt is very gentle, and gives every indication of being raised from a baby. The bell has no namo on it, and no one has called to prove pro pcrty. A few days after ho found the deer he received word from Ward cn Jean Allison that it was against the law to keep the animal tied up, SO he turned him loose, but the deer proved SO destructive to MT. Ames garden and trees that he had to he tied up again He will start at one row of vegetables and go down, then up the next. and among the trees he will twist his horns on one side, tearing the limbs in every direction, and then to the pther When turned loose he will jump and play. and when he comes tO anything nigh he VIII jump over it ana then return and put his ears forward and wait fo, sugar. Then h" will return and iump ngain, and return for his reward This shows that he has had raining Mr Robinson will keep nm untii The 0ync, 'ails and proves property. ana pays ""'S'' ''' hiS h''l,
 Gone to California.
 Walter Miller. wife and two en,ldre, eft for California for :, visi, Saturdav morning They will bo ebsen, abou, wo months
 Making More Room
 Dan Shca is adding two rooms ,o us 'it'id cottage, and people are won. 'ering If Mr Shea will become , bon, net The young lady who gets th,s gentleman is 10 be congratulated
 Mining Improvements
 Messrs knutsop and Stoper n, ,be 'o'' room mine located in Sycamore anyon, have ordered A steam bo,s, 'u"p ana other valuabl, machinery or that property.
 Signs of a Storm '"' weather IS cloudine up and from resent indication. e. vii bav. a, thet snowst0ru
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-10
The stork @ Visit

There arrived Saturday morning Jan. q, at the home of Leo Powell Verde valley, a fine daughter. Mother and baby doing well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
LOVES
To WORK
rs WORTH $4,000, Rur Still
CONTINUES TO DRAW Ats
$50 per DAY.

A fetp ease 81 a man bcine fauad
~ hu loves Is work Ter WeFks sake
D. O. Be- seen iu the ei,y bali IA
tre arHiat character 1T Jimmie Nor
ao. cement worker and a good na o.
ufrd ella iflahman
lIWmle b. worth In the neighbour
hoad # yHe.0ae, aud yet he loves
to paddle around iu cement and
concrete work se vel that he ln.
tisls uu earning his dany iaGn lie
mas he seen any day tmndiinH htH
barrow albnE With its load of mor.
tar and dnpoaitlHg it with tender
tars wherever be b. % use Il. with
eQasl eare he pats dewn the cons
tretr and smoothes Ia otf until the
work meets HE exact approval
Jimmie e the hest worker We
havr around the city hail. nata
Treasurer Russell today ~fle IL
ihs first ON the bob, aud the last
g. leave it. aud be does az much
work as any other two fellows We
have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
FAIRBANKS
IN CHICAGO
VICE PRESIDENT ArrEhoS
LAYING OF CORNER sToNE
OF COOK COUNTY COURT
HOUSE AND SIZES THE OBJ
PoRruNirY TO pGNoukcE
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP
MAYOR dunno ON THE PLAT
Form.

CHICAGO. Sept 81 The corneF
stone Of the 5000. 600 court house
~ Cook county was laid THE Htieki
noon Vice President Fairbanks
the governor. mayor and a hummer
ct county officials wore the pfin'
cipal participants A military par
ads preceded the event of the dhf,
aud al so O'Clock Vice President
Fairbanks spoke Ito fciiclintud Inc
county upon ils prosperity aud
greatness. aud With Mayor Dunno,
the apostle Of municipal ownership
on the platform, the vice president
launched into denuneiation Of GOV
eminent OF state ownership OF rail-
roads or of any other ntilitt. the
administration Of which. he de
clarcd. property bslonEod to the
people in individual or corporate
capacity. tie said that government
ownership would be a step toward
the destruction Of this form ~ SOY.
eminent and an admission ot weak.
ness ia body polite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
FIVE HUNDRED
DONATED
LOCAL CHRISTIAN 1NoEAvoR.
GRs RECEIVED HALF THOU.
JBANp DOLLARS FROM FRED.
IURlek s NELSON FOR CON.
lVENrloN FUND.

A donation Of $500 from Freder
ick q Nelson toward defay wing tho
expenses ct the international con
yeuIl0a 81 the Christian Endeavor
pAauelation 10 be held here mex,
leHr has been received by the
flnrhce committee Of the local as
Isolation by the requirements Of
thn National Association of Chris
iMn EndeaYora q convention can
not be- held Ia any city without .
gnafanioe Of $4,000 as fund "a
prevent the aecruing of debts
With the local convention com
mitiap'h si0.0a0. secured Ia sub
herlntiona last fall. and the present
success in EaiHlnF noN auhherip
tlona. aeaiile'a fun - assured
The finance committee, which T.
collecting the money. Is composed
81 John 6chram. chairman. A bur
well. y G. Crawford and William
Calhoun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
THE TAEATERS
The Juvenile Ros,onlans.

A lively cast % players styled
the Juvenile 4oatonianu. entertain.
ed the naAi.ner at the Grand the
ater last atsht IN a second edition
lot NHllipfH Dorothy These Amer
lean pollards are presenting e.
groWuup product Ia the way of act.
lag. aud judging from the present
quality OF the work they offcr. have
assured a place for themselves In
the professional Kindergarten OF
the theatrical profession
The Juvenile nostoniana viii be
remembered for thplf appearance
Two Years ago ut the Ncaxar now
the Star theata Although under
a less pteientioua name az that
time. and only halrtTained they
nevertheless succeeded IN pleasing
while rnmplng through their series
OF light operas aud musical com
udlua
Although IL would naturally not
be- fair line Of comparison "a place
the Juveniles In the aamr elaaa
with the Stewart Opera company
20 obtain an estimate Of the work
~ the former. yet this can be said
kpocklng around the world has
brought experience and a noticeable
polish TO the Seattle kidtipa' acting
aud they are now attracting con
siderable attention wherever thes
go
Among the members % the com
pany who siya promise Of future
greatness are Rose Cole, soprano.
aud Lois Mason If We Hadn't
Any Women IA the World. sung hy
babe Mason earned that gentleman
an encore. Grace Hutchinson WAS
forced 90 repeat several times her
Save = Little Corner In Yonr Heart
Tor Me Miss narriolOw and Babe
Mason shared In the comedy bon
ofa The engagement of the tuye
allies was limited To one perform
ance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
PERMITS WILL
Be ISSUED

~. sesstion Of tire widenius II
- = taken ~ bY the streets
20 - ,sfrorasseus committee. ereasa'
- - discussion 3 petition trem
.,es.rsy owners assins that ne
swss,e~ REFUSE thc gfsptins q
-. s.ilaias permits until thv lm-
..~s,msns question l. settled. This
,sa sHs asked iu order 60 PRE-
80 aseeAbse tamskea Ia the fu-
- - AreouRt % the tFeposea
.s.s.s. Il ~ tharuashfarr.
rss,-mAn Mullen. q ne commit
= n Response 20 = request ffum
:. s~asss dslsxatien. stated that
= rsadinx 81 ms oflslnsl Petition
: - maefinste rsrariinr damaEss
sbaunx rrvFsrtg ard that a
- sns aust ~ flis4 Ne action
=. tassa IN rsxafd ie hhldinN az
,u5fex permits Ger The street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
HARTMAN
WILL. BUY
..,.An NeoorlAres son
.os,sol or CHICAGO, MI.
.,,sreSsr. PAuL-ANp IS
,.oAFrrR rHG BALTIMORE
a eHlo.

-, work. SEPT II NsEei's.
iiens , ~ William Rocteieller
tss' ~ ~ snlth estate. as O. rvHalt
- - -. ~ ehieseo. milwaukee, q
4 go &c. r,sa mas be arupd ever
= ~ 1,n,en ana southern Pacific
= ~ esa me cateomt depends
49,, ~ which the baltimore &
-, -, heceme a paFt 81 the uaf
.s.ean system
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

Take q few days OF and VISIT tho
State Fair. North Yakima. septem.
her 10 to % inclusive See ths
wonderful Yakima valley. enjoy
tho celebrating climate east Of
tho mountains Cheap round trip
ratios Seattle Alaska. Yukon Pacific
day. September 90 Special train
leaves Seattle 30 n. m goth. MISC
h 30 a M 18th. arriving North
Yakima 80 p m For particulars
cali N + city ticket office. corner
First ay aud Yeaier way 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
rHs eHuRca Aso POLITICS.

SALT LAKE. sept si-The re-.
publican state convention yesterday
fvnominated Joseph Powell. II
Woiisfllio. Tor congress. and mount
mated Joseph 4 Prick for Justice
~ the supreme eOart The cuaHen.
ton defeated the resolution con.
dsmuiug participation in politics
ca the part If hiEh church officials
The paiiey Of President Roosevelt
" as Endorsed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

A. mes,inr ~ the ShInkis ha-
SEA- YESTERDAY aftefuacu ths follow
=, eeasmistrs was appointed 10
- sAsrxe e all matters regard
- nussk eegton George 4 cooper
4 RslllnxhAfu a. y Russell 81
rs>ss,t. Il v Bass ~ ~ MufFaf.
r.rsr ssk4y ava J. r Tres q EV-
49, "a q p. white. - cusmop-
=. A ". Aaeais - nnW treas
s.sr ssse II. 6. HeHrY. resigned. A
..sszr sEass down sax akilatsi. bat
= <ssgs wsfr taksnz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
saycs sPpRovEs
EXAMS FOR MoToRaEA

I sre - fsasan Nhy ths pre-
fma n4slreuent for eSamlnatien
i aNtrx1asn seeuit nos seem en-
hssy tsasohahle. said Mayer
ncss YESTERDAY tu reference 90 the
n<siaslea adeEssa ~ tie Central
kser esancil wednesday nlznt
me wefk a. the ulofurmen = ane
4 srsss rssponsiblilig. and natut-
- 4 extreme aaaxsF Ca the tHav-
go patllx uA<u b. the handA Of
c,zssd e Incompetent uieu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
ADVISES AGAINST
MUNICIPAL DIVINE Rsf+ip

WASHINGTON. II G. SEPT. 81 -
IA Senator James X Jones. twies
chairman 81 the national democrat
ic commlttee. and associated With
William J Ryan IA bis previous
campaigns. has advised the latter
o. drop the plank Ia bis platform
referring 10 tbs government wuer
shlp % railroads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
BREMERTOR ITEMS

nnEMTRToN. Fepi q The
Chicago went out ~ dfydock on
Tuesday. and the officers expect
that ahesNill sail for Santa Bar
hhra. cal. 10 be nt the trial ulp
~ tho cruiser california, noW build
Ing ut Fan Francisco. u iH posted
an the bulletin that she viii iraye
sunday maulnR She Is eoaliug TO-
tHY fer tho journey
The cruiser BoHtan went iuiu
dfyauek on Wednesday. and 81 o.
found that Hho d. in ne HaY dam
eyed az badly ~ az fret reported.
rive weeks iu drydDak VIII put her
IA good condition again.
M EaraaiiHd. bau1maatcr Of the
Hoefou. and imphla. the nutiHi. are
both transferred 90 tho receiving
hhip Philadelphia
Hunters are sfiil bringing in deer
from their hunting trips. and are
USING More caution e. prevent re-
currtufc n accidental shootiGEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
rHkATER CONDEMNED.

VANCOUVER n G. SEPT II.
Considlne aud Sullivan. the Sc.
altlv vaudeville Kings. must face a
loss 81 several thousand dollars
here. They have lust spent about
$4,000 ia rvtnodeiinE the Peoples
theaier here and had transferred II
into a pretty ofphcnm which Was
10 DC opened Monday However.
nnlidinE Inspector McSpaddsn has
condemned the theater Rs hclns
unsafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
wIlt MAkE rIRI IN.

building Inspector " Place has
issued an Invitation TO a numbef
~ business men 20 be- present AZ 4
fire tcst 81 partitions % he held
tomorrow afternoon at n'clueh on
The new city iaii lot, at l1fth az
aud frslef VA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
Building a Stone
Wall

he who saves builds a stone walt
through watch poxerty and miarFt
can never penetrate. The high
beard fence q easily acquired
wealth. Inherited or obtained b.
chauce. msy be broken. bat the
stuhs sail built hY hard labor AHd
tariff. never Start a sAyingn hr
couht wtth the State Hank of ~
attie and rake q gfow It's yonf
declaration u Independence s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

4 ~Uezsn fiflea q ia slrY case Ia
q ssass % &. ! Act-utcAin. ssis
yr<maat sr- yesterday sff~fueou
en4 usds her ~srmSe. The pro-
x<<w WAS sagzHsa 90 eamxNrna-
- wi<S ran 81 ~ time. and
q sitter i susFsetsd - being the
usness seeenplies The seo1s
osixv znsnun,ea e. tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
NATURALIZATION LAWS.

The nee naturalization laws 80
into effect on September - The
changes will b. 70 radical and will
'ntolte 30 much rcd tape thai the
process ~ naturalization will BE-
much mote tedious than a present
Aliens are realizing this. and that
department ~ tae court has nuw
between % and 80 applicants Coz
llanara aNefN dAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
NEWSPAPER MAN HERG.

Henry rrurior Waugh. one 81 the
oldest correspondence Tor the Now
York World Ia paiut 81 service. ia
spending a few DAYS iu Seattle on
western toar lie Is stopping at
The nutlrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
slos FoR CANAL w5FT-.

WASHINGTON. u. G. sept 81
Rlds are asked Zoe the construction
% the main canal ON The Tis,oR ir
riEaiion project near North Yakima
re tenders wiil be openod at Fort
land on November rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
40 roR SPOKANE.

on September "a the Northern
Pacific Witi sell round uip tickets
% SPOKANE at one way rate. 1910.
Return limit October -Four
trains daily Take this trip an buai
usaa ar pleasure Remember the
route Northern Pacific. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
Daniel Thurman Suits
Are Correctly Tailored

Every man 90 hls own ideas. btl
wouldn't you rather have a smart.
correctly tailored suit when Il costs
90 more than the ordinary make
mfr garment Every euit made ~
Daniel Thurman. tho tailor. q
eight in every particular Woat
yeu come 10 and ipok over our fan
sooienn tnis Second ave 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

a Mad Love continues q splen
siid drawing card az the Seattle the
4trr There are several problems
Ia she nlaY which are given inter
estlnE solutions
Next week Russell 3 Drew offer
that perennial success. Uncle Iesh
Pertains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
A MESSAGE TO.
MOYER

CHICAGO. Sept 2i THE Indus
trial Workers % the World today
adopted resolution g'edklng their
moral and fianeial support 10 Pfcs
ident Meyer. ~ the Western FEEDER.
aiiun ~ Miners. who f. nov IN pri.
son IN Idaho charged with the
murder Of Governor steunenberg
They sent Telegram 90 Meyer a..
sufinE him 81 their support. after
they had read an affidavit b. Steve
Adams. declaring that the state
meni which he slged implieatlns
Mover and associates VAS signed
under dnrtsa
Vincent 81 John. formerly in
prison with Mover. was "A delegate
at the convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

Perrsarsnt organization viii b.
effected tonishg - the meeting -
the lnalsna eiuh N the club fooms
81 che Alaska huiidlnE All former
residents of the state. both men
and women. ara asked a. BE- present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

The White Tisfcss Of Japan
continues AZ The Third Avenue the
atcr Performance tonight. matinee
'And night tomorrow.
Escaped frum the Harsm" starts
Sunday mstlnee Tor a weeks run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
lNspEerloH POSTPONED.

The annual inspection ~ The
Stevens Relief corps has been post
noued until October "a. Members
are reaueatsd % be- present on that
date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
iDokane and Return

~ sl*is ~ Great Northern Rail
~. Rptnx s~pf "a aesua 20 return
= = Or : Tiekef o.sice. Sscona
~ cs1umnfs .s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

The Royal chef" the first mn
sicai production ~ the season opens
Al the Grand tonight Il comes
heraldod aa eruat production and
With a splendid east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
Phone Your Orders 10
City Nall Market

ror good meats Of she foiiowing
prices. Pot roast. &c. iex lamb.
fgt&e. round steak. Toe. lamb
chops. zoe. and lard. Toe Delivery
made 10 any place In the city 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21
COURT ENTERPRISE DANCE

T1ninhi IN their lodge room, or
First as. the members Of Court
Enterprise. Ne 9. viii Size a dance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

A clever and interesting vanac
vile hlil Is hsing presented at the
Sfgf thratsf this weak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

Via Northern Pacific. Dates ~ sale
oetobsf and d f1nAi return limit
November rs. Rate We short direct
route tte 20. Fof particulars call
northern Pacific city tiessi offies
corner FIRST av. and Yesief way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

a. 100 leather leFeinrs 1ff5 al
8plnnings Full line reduced 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-21

MAKES you BETTER LOOKING.
The Brooks $500 Hats can't -
beat Il n Brooks = Co. 1897 znd
ave
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-25
IN MEMORIAM.

AT a meeting of the practic!ng attor-
neys of the District Court of Kau, held
on the 18th day of June, a. D. 1906, at
the court house at Waiohinu, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously
passed
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in his good Providence to remove
from our midst the Honorable James
Hanuela Waipuilani, the District
Magistrate Of East and West Kau, Ia
wall:
Resolved That in the untimely death
of Mr. ]. II. Waipuilani the community
has lost an honored and respected citi-
zen, and the District a conscientious
Magistrate;
Resolved, That we sincerely mourn
his loss, and that we extend to his be-
reaved wife our sincere and heartfelt
sympathy in her sorrow.
Resolved, That a copy Of these reso-
buttons be forwarded to the widow OF
our late brother, and "A the Press.
C. HENRY WHITE,
Chairman.
w. H. HAYSELDEN,
Secretary.