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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Mayor Indignant and Summon
Other Officers for an
Explanation. +.
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Special TO Tho Times- nsspatch.) 80
35 NORFO1 Dix, II " AZ, "A ugust sl.-- Ground I
has been broken for the erection OF the
Virginia building at tho Jamesto wn Tx
position, and the foundation for the build
ing ls we'll under way. Contractor Henry
Monk Will rush work on the building, ana
expects to have 1t completed before the
passing OF December. Il, & al #
Tho ground raking was accompanied by
no ceremonies, all fortnnHtios being ro-
served for the cornerstone laying on
September 18th. W hen steps viii be taken
for the erection pf tho n Maryland build
Ing and d joint celebration by the two
states will be held. Isl S az
u. W. Davis, OF Newport News. has
been awarded a the contract for putting
up tho Education and Historic Arts build
ing at tile Exposition, his bid II for n It
being $se. O00. sss' The Building must DO COM
pleted BY February lei. $i8 54 KS 55
55 For horsewF ipping John GOD, i533a 17 w
year-old boy, IA WI liam Lewis was to- dny
BY Mayor r eed. Of Portsmouth. IN; I'M
N Wood. with q long cash, extending al;
most the length OF his face. and o severe
Cit on a,is hand, testified that Lewis
had without provocatiO B5 Btrucl him
twelve or thirteen times with n g whip
Other witnesses Followed Wood. Lewis
was tho only witness n for the defence
and told Mayor Reed that he struck
Wood because tho latter took a.s5water r:
melon from q smaller boy. The \ pris-8
oner appealed \! from the 1tenco5 Il inl-SS
posed by the court,
There IS a mighty row on n Ports
mouth over, the removal OF green garbage
from the streets Of tho city. In he dis
turbance are mixed Mayor J. Davis Z. Reed,
THE Board OF Health. Sanitary INSPECTOR
$Nfurden the Police Depart ment nnd8i$ss g.
8 sArnstrong, Il " 10 took the cont tract to
remove the garbage when It wa 8 given
in Sc M. robe rtsotrr, but ,vto in turn
|NrelinquIshed 1t last night, claiming that
he was being harrassed by the Mayor and
the police. M 81 II VI
Fuel was added to the flro when the
Mayor met Mr.. Armstrong on the street
this morning &. "a and 4 told n him that Il II he
said what s the morning 3l par ers d uoted
him as saying IN he was very fnr from
having told Il the truth. Mr.. K Armstrong
responded that he bad moi 4 been q uoted
correctly, and the flame died with tout h ay:-.
Ing done more than scoroh the mir: II
3$ The utteranoe ttribnted TO- Mr. q rm-
strong was that the Mayo = and police
bothered him 30 L much he could no + do
6the work. n ~
Nh Things have reached such q pass that
Mayor Reed has summoned MI. Arm
strong, the Board OF Health, Sanitary
Inspector AIurden and the police to APP
pear at his q Nice tomorrow morning mt
30 5o'clock Tor q thorough invcstig tion Ct
the ma tier. II X
s8 The Ma yor Is ndignant A at & the state.
ment Of Mr.. M urden before the Board OF
Health last might that y he, the Il NJ igor,
did not know anything about the gar bage
matter. i35 Il III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
MURDERER WOULD NOT
KEEP I [ OUT D. I ia {
Now Hurricane Branch Is After
Him With His Blood
hounds,
fspeclal to The Times. Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dlspatoll.J
Ii & SUF'FO Tx. 5YA., August 2l,--G oing af-
ter an alleged murderer With "a picked
pack Of bloodhoupds. Hurricane Branch
left here to-day for Freeman, Va, sixty
i've miles west OF Stuff DIX, In Brunswick
county Va, The man sought, whose
name was not learned by Branch. nor
which could be- heard by telegraph in-
quiry, Is charged with doing murder in
SRrunsWick county. III
After the homicide he fled to Tennessee
ana an officer went for him. On the res
turn. the man jumped 2 4, through car
days ago. Officers now say he mas walk
y cd 100 miles back to Freeman and that
last night lie got into ano ther shooting
.affray, Z.
Branch got word from the wire that
&ha In II III pistol duel # was badly
Waunaea, and now y being sought by
sbloodhoullds, Which had scent from the
blood solled coar. Tlsegs ~ isQQ reward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
ITALIAN COMMITS I n VI |
SUICIDE ENHANCING J M!
.swurr 9 Himself e Roa 7id e Tree Free
By His athe e 3.
s b eli. sl gls !; S!3
speclal e IN mo 4 lines. sp,au,t

special to IheT Vines pilspat ch:)
NJ RADIO ug,ist 8 IN n --Anto
!Cschorn, we'll dressed oreigner sll' "
forty nve years old, anged hlrns Gil spy
his leather belt from the limb g g tree tree
on the public four miles from
Radford, yesterda about clock. NO g
cause IS known for he ras ~
pa pers 81, his person showed tina y III he
had been nployed by the BALDWIN Loco 81
motive Works, Philad lphia, and Il Nd CA "
thur Brothers his check s, num- !,
berIng 2oSa with the former sand l57 With
enc latter. ana that he sent money nome
IT'S NIoria Gael orn a. csicza, pro y, badly
his wife Oh mo the 4
4IIo was Ia ken before he MAYOR q
!, III ford Tvesterda morning on the charge
OF being a suspicious character but II =, was s
dismissed. He could speak but little Eng
llsh. but slid that 81 l
and was looking for " "a yg
The body was buried this "a fterno on On On
the Fpla ca 81 evils Harvey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
TOBACCO GROWERS. q
]. S. Jones Remains on the State
Executive Committee. *,
fsnee,ccial 10 The Tirlea- Dlspatch, 3 Y

Especial TO The T1rnfS- III EIaacn. e;E
a5CIIATIiANf, 3 August FL 1.-The .E county
Inass-lneetlngs OF tlsA Nut unl sA5sociat ton3
OF I3r light Tobacco Growers Qncornorate ted
was held In the courthouse here Monday
Count VI Pres dent. J. r.. r gan. preside ed
T wen ty-seven deli gates, IN representing
eleven county clubs, answered to tile roll
call, The prime pal bust ness ofs she mset-
ing was to elect a successor to State Ex-
ccutlve mmitteeman j. g. Jones, upon!
whom such pressure wa s brought to- bear
that Mr. Jones withdrew his ereslg nntion,
mucl, Ia the delight ofsall present. i3 53
sgta Hon. II II o. Kearns st ate presld emit 9
tl,en presented and mad g a Tort speech,.
which was full OF pract teal thoughts for
tho farmer. His speech was mainly along
the line OF how and what course to pur-
sue \ ii, order to secure tho best prices
for their products. The speaker was ',iven
close attention throu ghout: i3.
The series OF pfcnics to be given BY the
farmers was then II taken q up. s. and after,
some discussion L was decided t., continue
tho picnics in October. when the. busy
time OF the farmers would bo over The
regular monthly eetinEs on the third
Monday Of 8ea Oh month VIII continue
n "a terrific Thunderstorm III swept over
swnnsonville Sunday night. doing consld-
cradle damage TO shade trees and n few,
pallng fences. VI ,sS I, s3 u, 81 J.
Trinity College, North Car olina. will open
e school for boys here tho Arst week n
September. IL :s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
E|N|sB|A.NlK|'..A|'l
BELLE | / /: HAVEN |||l|'|| ] !.
vi w.. -.-----
Local Capital Subscribed ssl:' for 81 ~ 9;
Modern Hotel at ASA
league Beach. j8s
THE NORTHAMPTON B ,, \ /: j
Farmers Compare Yields, Yields and md
Money Results 81 On Irish IRISH 4
(, p tatoes.
THE NORTHAMPT0 BAP''T'll!sTs
lt;r.c,oa q me Times ali aAch.,.

S (ypecana "a The Times JDIspatch.)
H. ONANc ok, " a., gust n. ~ The Ac-
I coinno and Northampton Baptist Assoc
Sciato reelected the old oftlcers-----B = !.
Sountcr, mod orator; James u y NottinE-
han, VI. treasurer; H. y r. Boggs, clerk.
Active and successful work was reported
from nearly every church. 3a gS n
is3 "a new bank, with $G. 900 capital. has
been organized at Bel Havon, and Will
commences business about September 1st.
Captain William j. Rue vice presid emit ~
38ss Rev. n w. Cosby Bel rector Of N this
parish, has been called to the II. u. Lee
Memorial Church. Lexir gton. Va. ~ itss
9 Gufficient local capital FOR the erection
8of large modern hotel on AsHateaSue
Beach, noar the N inlet, has been sub-
scribeds II Is proposed TO have It ready
Tor occupancy in 1901. is g|
Miss. NJ ildred, daughter OF Mr. N N w.
Mock, Of the Accomac News, was car
3ried 70 baltimore Saturday night gu fer
Ing with appendicitis. No less than SIX
cases have occurred In the county during
tho past ton days " Al NJ n ls ~ t9
+ sA3 NEE ting OF prominent q ttzens Of the
Shore was held at Euatvillo to. day, y and
the prell rninnry3 steps taken for tho or
8ganization OF q fertilizer company Tho
h object Is 10 supply the homo farmers
with hlgh:grade mnnures ct first cost
The quantity Of phosphates and suano
now Il used a In the two counties 10 very
large. 8$5 az " i5 g55s353a ia4 \. ss
Si Some OF the farmers are comparing the
Weld ana money result of i; their Irish
potato crop, 3 Among others, Mr.. d .$$5 3.
Landlord, Of Northampton, d reports = Isl
barrels from ten acres. for which he re-
yceved $500 In this county Mr.. u 70 .ss q.
sBaloate sold 1900 barrels from twelve
acres. His net receipts were 81. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
N MIX-UP.W|7H1TUG.
Was ToWed Into Norfolk With
n Another Schooner In the M
VI Same g Collision. s..i3
lsnprlnl M ,rhe ,rlmca. r,lsratrf.l

lsppelnl 10 phe TWes- 1Ispatei.)
h NORFOLK. VA, august q, 1.-The three
musted sclooners Frank Leaning and
/ George W. Anderson, both laden. With
Timber, ana the tug Radiant. Of the
Standard Oil Company, fouled one ans
other In Hampton Roads to-day. the
Baltimore. "a q. i.
After tho collision the tug took tho
schooners In tow and brought hem 70
port, 81 a survey Will he hold Lon . hs
gschnoners WAS to their headgeai 1,
Nha I,eaniing Was bound 10 New y oFk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
.Ya,rn Mills Sold.a
(speclaI q The rimes- Dl stp,,atcll

q Especial to The Times- ID spatc.)
Il nj N ORFOLIk, v A., August 81 The Nor
folk Yarn M Ills. at am bert's Point. were
to-day sold to p III Mueller. Of MI wa,l-
So, 900 was paid In asil. and deed OF
trust for $751; 900 given for the. balance.
An. old mortgage to the Atlantic Trust
and Deposit Company for 5000 was paid
of to day, slmul taneously Will the trans
fer and giving OF the new mortgage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Leg. Broken.

s (sptcia, 70 The 4 Times Dispatch.) @
$ CHESTNUT. 3Ss AMI ERsT CO., Y Al,
August q M r.SSs w liliam II HENDERSON, q
faithful einploye on the Lynchburg water
line. had his right leg broken Saturday
while at work, and Ind to be carried
to his home. near here, on a stretcherFby
six mon. h Ora, I. r. Rucker and Z. z NJ.
sandidge set tho limb. and at present he
Is getting along very well. sIIe had been
working on the line almost two years. iS3s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
HEAVY. FIRE Loss.
Large Grist Mill Burns Without
= ance S@ {
IsnncielI W ,r1lo 1,inLiiea. q iHkn.4 az

(Spccia, 10 ,r1ie 11nes- DiHntch.)
VIII FRDDIrR ICKS3uRG,$ Wv Az August q 10
The large grist mill OF Mr.. r. 9, Perks,
near Iklnsale. n Westmore Roland county to-
fgetEcr with d quantity OF corn and wheat.
wae destroyed by fire 5abouts2 % clock this
morning. IL III gy
II LOSS about $2.5 500 y no insurance. The
fire is 5thought8to have been Of an in-'
&cendiaYy origin. e 55 ii35s5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
Permission for Car Barns.

R,pecIal5by Southern Boil Tolophone.) %.
AIYNCHBURG.ls A., August 21,-The
sactionEof the Common Council this after
noon In giving tho Traction and Light
Company permission to cross Main Street
with seven spur tracks, Is concurred in
by tho Board OF Aldermen. 1t insures
tho erection OF immense car barns and
repair sheds on Main Street, between
Fifth and Sixth Streets, at a cost Of
$40, 900. 5 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
No ELECTION.
Petersburg Grays5 Cannot ~ Decide Is
A Second i lieut. tenant.
\. lsnaoIn1 q ~ \ mes. i pIapat sch.,

ssS EyrEiRHsBURci, An gust q he
Petersburg q rays, Comp any G. Seventy
second Virginia Regiment, met last night y
and balloted several times to elect to g
second lieutenant, but without result I ,ft
candidates vote for W ere y. ~ hnsston
and I4nndio Rees, neither receiYin th la
requisite vote to cleo 3; ~ V. i.
I Il BY reason 10 the ret lrcnent Of Capitailnl
INV Parhnrn. yIls I i lentenn BENJAMIN u
Harrison was elected captain, and second
Lieutenant y. ". ones was promoted on '
TO the firt lIeutenantry This leaves otlier
positions to be filled 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
POLICEMAN WEBS E, ID
Officer Gallon Takes a Vacation
m; Y ,,,d = IJoneynloon 5

57T115 @58lIlI and a fIUlItyIIIUUIE' s0Is Tl7fa
(s,peclal TO Tho Times DISPATCH = I,
tI,lTERsBIjRC q, a., "A August 2l,--oflcer.
". "a Gallon. n Inembcrtpf the police
corps, Is at the seaside, enjoying both
q Vacation and a honcynlp lIe was q
:, n,arI.lel III Portsmouth by the Rev. ~.
w w c,uyer last Sunday to Miss Matte n,
sWells.5sof this city. The happy event
vas a surprise 10 his relatives ana frlenas
here, who. tloagl' they knew \ = Mhu.
not|aware that an early marriage was
con templated NHs w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.
Chatham Sells a Goodly Lump at
Auction for a Premium.

(snec!al to the Times. pS! \, I :,
thousand and five hundred dollars Of
chntnam Improvement bonds sol a Spuh-
lie auction here to-day brought one huns
dred and fifty dollars premium. The pur-
chaser was James Il, Tredway. nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22
'GOQD|IMUOI.D|0'.G|'!S|
A1B i / B \ ]. [:
Horse Show Opens y !. Fine Inc.
List Of Entries and Large
Crowd.
.vlRGiIINIIlAI soclETY ]. ..PRoMlNEN'Il.
THE Riding Good, Though the
Mi Track Was in Hcavy;
n Condition. u 81

-, 1sIlrsYv1LLI1, VA. August u, The
first day OF the sixth annual horse
i AZ show OF tho Clarke County Horse
- and colt SHOW took place under;
the y, most favorable conditlons.g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-22

~ N the Mayors Court this morning,
Henry Beasley was fined $50 and costs
for assault and battery on Charles
Walker. IN It is said that Wa lNer'TT5 vas
twice struck on the head and knocked
down with a rock thrown by Beasley
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-06-20
Public Roads in | oWa.

The United States Department of
Agriculture recently has issued state
ment of the mileage and expenditures
on the public roads of Iowa, showing
total of l02, AS miles of public road
in the state, while the total eXpendi-
lures during the year 1904 was
So, 106, SOL 90. OF the total amount of
mileage IL per cent has been i'm
proved, 1854 being surfaced with
gravel, 293 with stone, ii with brick
and 6 with shells.
By comparing the total road mileage
with the area of the state it appears
that there are l.. miles of public road
to every twenty five inhabitants, but
only one mile of improved road to
every 1855 inhabitants.
There are two funds used in the
construction and repair of roads-the
county fund and the general township
fund. The former is derived from a
tax of not more than / mill on the
dollar on all property in the county,
and the latter is derived from a tax of
not less than mill nor more than 4
mills on the dollar on all property in
the township.
Besides these two funds all able
bodied male residents of the road dis
trict between the age of 81 and As are
compelled to perform annually two
days work upon the roads The cash
value of this labor estimated on ba-
sis of $3.50 per day was $62, sol during
the wear 1904
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-06-20

George d. Perkins Il have been told
bv men who are close to the governor
that if had been disposed to line up
on the governor side, / could have
had the nom nation, hands down.
That is TO say, if l would put on
the Cummins' tag, and help pull the
Cummins' machine, if | would drive
Cummins enemies into the earth, if
| would be tool for Cummins, l
could have the nomination. l do
not want it at that price. If l could
not be governor in my own right. l
would not be governor at all. If
could not render my services TO the
people of the state, would not be
their chief executive. If on me there
must be mortgage to be foreclosed
by either Blythe or Cummins, then
| would have none of the office If
that is the kind of a governor you
think you need, then you must look
elsewhere. l am guiltless in my
conscience as to any allegiance any
where except to the republican party,
but l take exception TO the i'm
putation that because l am not Cum
mns' tool l am Blythe's tool"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-06-20
The Very Best Remedy for Bowel Trou

Mr.. NJ. F. Borroughs. an old and well.
known resident of Bluffton, Ind, says;
II regard Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoe Remedy as the very best
remedy for bowel trouble. | make this
statement after having used the remedy in
my family for several years. | am never
without it. This remedy is almost sure to
he needed before the summer is over.
Why not buy it now and be prepared for
such an emergency? For sale by Engbert-
son Pharmacy.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-06-20

If there is one trait in a man that
we admire above any other, it is when
he takes an open stand and fights
Loyalty and manfully for what he
believes to be right. We would not
give a rusty fishhook for a wishywashy
sort of fellow who tries to be a
friend of everyone and is the friend
of nobody. No one can censure man
for showing his colors and defending
them manfully, but who is there that
cares for policy man, looking for an
opportunity to jump onto the popular
side of the fence. We would give
more for one good, staunch, true
friend, fighter if need be, than a
hundred whom we could not depend
upon in time of need.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-06-20

There ale symptoms of convalescence
on the part of many republicans in
the state as to the tariff ripping"
and trust busting 'hysteria of Gov
A. B. Cummins. Quite number
think that the present jaundiced con-
dition of the would be reformers has
got into chronic stage where rest
and quiet is necessary condition TO
recovery. New Hampton Courier.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-06-20

If you knew the value of Chamber
lain's Salve you would never wish to be
without it. Here are some of the diseases
for which it Is especially valuable: sore
nipples, chapped hands, burns, frost bites,
chilbains, chronic sore eyes, itching piles,
letter, salt rheum and eczema. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Engberlson's
Pharmacy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-17
Probate Notices.
Petit for Administration

Widow of Pa Benimina petitions that
letters of administration issue to Mark
J.. Robinson on estate of Pa BenimiiIa
intestate. Hearing Dec. 3, Q a. m. Judge
De Bolt.
Pedro Narcimente petitions that let
tiers Of administration issue to A. ID
Castro on estate of Jose Marcimentd
intestate. Hearing Dec. 6, 10 a. m.
Judge Hardy.
Ella T.. Lyon petitions that letters
Of administration issue to her on estate
OF A. J. Lyon intestatc. Hearing Dec
5. 3 a. m. Judge De Bolt.
Julia Along petitions that letters Of
administration issue to Bishop Trust
Co., Ltd, on estate of Chun Along.
intestate. Hearing Nov. 10, Q a. m.
Judge De Bolt.
Petition for Probate Of VIII
Kaopumomona tl) petitions for pro-
bate OF will of Kekapu (w) and that
letters testamcntary Issue to him.
Hearing Nov. 26, a. m. Judge De
Bolt.
n. l.. Auorbach petitions for probate
of will of Eva Hammer and that let.
tors testamcntary issue to Jas. Stein
or and himself Hearing Nov. 10, Q
a. n. Judge De Bolt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-17
Sales.

Executors Sale
At Court IIousc. Lahaina. Nov. 2s, ~
M. A. N. Haysclden. executor will OF
Manuel Gonsalvcs Coaques. will sell at
ton at Morgan's auction rooms, Nov
II. IL m.
Land Sales.
At Judiciary Building. Nov. "a, IL NJ,
Commissioner of Public Lands will sell
at public auction land at Waianae,
Oahu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-17
SEE HAWAII

From Kawaihac To Waimca by au.
tomobilc and thence through either
the Konas or Hamakua 10 IIilo. will
show you the finest sccnerics of the
Islands.
For particulars write to
WILMOT VREDENBURG.
Licensed Chauffeur,
Kamuela, Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-17
Business Mans Handy Index

will annexed of estate of s. T. Alex.
andcr petitions for final accounting
and discharge. Hearing Nov. rs, 10
a. m. Judge Robinson.
Madeline Bergensen, administrators
estate of Bernhard Bergensen. petitions
for final accounting and discharge.
Hearing Nov. 20, 0 a. m. Judge De
Bolt,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-17
Petitions for Hearing
ADMINISTRATOR Petition

Administrators Petition
W. fleming, administrator estate ~
Robert u, Ford, petitions for final ac'
counting ana discharge, Hearing Dec,
!, 10 a, m, kepolkal
John a, Palmer administrator co.
taJo ol ClIgtop N wills, petitions Tor
anal arrDuullHg aad Discharge, Hear.
ing Nov g2 IVA, N Judge Hardy
Lyle 4 plckey administrator win
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-17
Land Court

John Emmeluth petitions for con-
iirmation and registration Of title to
land. corner King and Kekaulike
streets. Hearing Dec. 3, 1880 p. m.
JuSge Weaver.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-17
Notices to Creditors.
BY Administrator

BY Administrator
]. =. Dias. administrator estate of |
Antonio Botclho. advcrtises for
claims TO be filed with him before |
March 81.
w. +. Poguc, administrator estate |
of Walter II. Pickett. advertises for
claims to be filed with him before |
March Is.
Administrators estate Of Sensukc
Yoshiki advertise for claims to be filed
with them before April 16.
p. r. r. Strauch. administrator es-
tate OF Henry Gibson advertises for
claims to be filed with him before
April 30.
A. Haneberg, administrator estate
Of l.. Ahlo, advertises for claims to
he filed with him before Feb. IA.
Robert Fraser, administrator estate
Of James Bush, advertises for claims
to he filed with him before Jan. II.
David Dayton. administrator estate
OF James McCready. advertises for
claims to be filed with him before
Feb. 3.
Robert T. Forrest, administrator es-
tate Of Kekoa. adycrtises for claims 10
be filed with him before Jan. "a.
Rita Alana Kcola, administrative
estate of James Alana, advertises for
claims to be filed with her before Dc.
cember 26.
John p. Dias. administrator estate
OF A. p. G. r. Spinola, advertises for
claims to be fled with him before De
ccmbcr 80.
Arthur @. Hodgins, administrator ca.
al nf dUtn nd fpV
claims to be filed with him before De-
ccmber 90.
Maria J. da Silva, administrators cs.
tate Of J. da Silva, advertises for
claims to he filed with Antoine Perry
before December 20.
Henry A. Giles. administrator Of the
estate of Harold Giles. advertiscs for
claims to be flied with him before De.
Cember ~.
Yoshigu Hongo. administrator Of the
estate of Umazo lIongo. advertises for
claims to be filed with him before
November 90
Joao Fernandez Morte, admlnistra'
tor with will annexed of Francisco
Fernandez Morte. advertises for
claims to be fled with him before De
ccmber g.
A. q. Dickens, ]. NJ. Vivas ana Jas
j.. Coke advertise for all accounts due
estate OF Augustine Enos, 10 nc paid az
Enos' store, Wailuku, March 10.
Bv Executor
Alfred w. Garter, executor estate q,
Joseph +. Hanley, advertises tol
claims to be filed with him before
April is.
George II. Pierce, executor VIII o'
David Pierce, adyertises Tor claims !,
be hled with his attorney before
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-17

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