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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-01-01

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KINCAID ''''' =,
/. TO BECOME s., >.
A FARMER

this morning, "but I have announced
to the congregation that at the end
of the church year 1 will go away to
the mainland. A year ago the idea was
borne upon me that if I intended to
leave the islands at all the time was
about due. When we were back east
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TUESDAY SPECIAL.

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a yard.
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PATRONAGE SOLICITED.

X. Yamamoto, wholesale dealer in
Japanese goods, solicits your patron
age for the new year. Plantation or
ders given special attention. Tele-
phone Main $685. =. O. Box SO.
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BOraX Smiths
Wife Dead
OAKLAND, F w. the oft the million
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WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION

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ALAMEDA SAILS ON WEDNESDAY
The S. S. Alameda win sail on We'd
nsday at 10 a. m. for San Francisco.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-06-21

tion-C. G. Boise, F. E. Curry,
M. G. Duea, F. G.. Enger, Ole
Fosse, B. T. Kraabel, R. A. La
throp and Ole Paulson.
The senatorial race between
Crane and Moores was neck and
neck, with Crane the winner at
the close by a majority of about
so votes.
The fight for States Attorney
was a three cornered affair with
Johnson the winner. He received
522 votes, Murray 258, Carpenter
81.
Standley won out over Elliott
for Sheriff with a majority of
1856 votes. Of all the unexpected
things that transpired this was
the chief. Elliott had only been
in office one term and has made
a good sheriff.
Adam S. Moote was the vic
torious candidate for Judge,
polling 296 votes. Mickels was
close second with 28O, Nash 218
and Chalmers 100.
Johnson and Olson made a
close run for treasurer, johnson
winning out by Is votes.
Miller was nominated for
Supt. of Schools with a majority
of 79 votes over Hasselquist, the
present incumbent.
The above report is not official,
the full returns not having been
received.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-06-21
Busy Day

Tuesday was busy day in
Hope. The school election was
one of the most spirited in the
history of the town. Teams and
automobiles we're at a premium
and even the little follows were
distributing tickets.
There were two sets of candi-
dates. A. w. Graham, w. H.
Farris and Thos. Sussex were
up for reelection. DR.. Philip,
A. E. Warner and S. D. Scott
represented the opposition. The
latter three were elected with
good majorities.
The primary election also aid
ed in keeping up the excitement.
Those not interested in the
school fight had buiness looking
after the other election.
Everything went smoothly,
however, and so far as the Pion-
eer can learn there was no dis
turbance in town further than an
occasional argument, and as a
rule these were of a friendly
nature. Now that everything is
settled all is lovely again and the
town has resumed the even tenor
of it's way.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-06-21
Married

A pleasant surprise was
sprung on the friends of Howard
Washburn last week, when they
learned that he had been married
last April to Miss Ida Brewer,
a sister of Mrs. L. H. Smith of
this city.
Howard is a law student at
Ann Arbor and last April, dur
ing his vacation, he stole march
on his friends with the above re-
suit.
The Pioneer takes pleasure in
extending hearty congratula-
tions.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-06-21
Number Three

Tuesday morning John Rogers
was instantly killed at the Alb
saraka gravel pit by being run
over by the gravel train.
The man was literally cut to
pieces. 1t is supposed that he
slipped while attempting to
board the train and fell under
the wheels.
This is the third man killed
this spring on this branch.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-06-21
Crane Nominated
Primary Election a Warm
Number. Both Crane
and Moores in the Game
to the Finish.

The following ticket was nom
mated by the Republicans of the
10Th District and Steele county.
Senator Maynard Crane.
Representatives not reported.
Auditors. Mcpherson.
Register Of Deeds j. Rindy
Clerk of Court-P. 0. Sathre.
States Attorney. M. John
son.
Sheriff W. Standley.
Judge-Adam S. Moote.
Treasurer-G. 0. johnson.
Coroner H. Bacharac.
Supt. of Schools Albert G..
Miller.
Justices of the Peace A.
Monteith, Lewis Rinde, w. j.
Skinner and r. j. Still.
Constables- N. Bugbee, H.
A. Burner, w. S. Holt and w. H.
Potter.
County Commissioners not re-
ported.
Delegates to state conven-
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-06-21
NOTICE

A meeting of the stockholders
of the Hope Creamery Go. will
be held in this city next Satur-
day. Every stockholder is re
quested to be present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
CHAIRMAN STANFORD
AGAIN MEETS DEFEAT
Salaries of Clerks Assistants
Are Advanced Against
His Will.
Special TO Tho Tribune

opecial 10 Jho Tribune.
OGDEN, March T.-At the regular
weekly meeting Of the County Commits
sioners Monday the fight between County
Clerk David Mattson and Commissioner
Joseph Standard, the chairman of tho
board, resulted In a tie In the language
90 son |og1,x ~, H, Sommlssioner William G. VII
son, IL was horse and horse" Tho prct-
" nttle contest came up through the an
pilcation OF the County Clerk four weeks
Ego Tor an increase of salary for his chief
deputy h L. Brown, to SSS % per month.
and for w ID. Van Dyke to $50 So Al
that time Mr. Stanford resisted the pro-
posed increase. and took occasion to criti-
Glsc the efncicncy OF the office and at the
Instance of Commissioners Wilson and
four weeks
on coming up today there was a hot
session. Mr.. Stanford wanted to Increase
otherS OF the clerks, but apparently did
not want to grant the increases In the
special ca Ses
On motion of Mr. Wilson, supported by
Mr Madison, a resolution was carried
granting the increases asked for by the
county Clerk for Brown and Van Dyke
In the office IN Increase of S per month,
board
In the fixing of the salaries of the new
oMcials In the Shcriff's office, the salary
OF Under Sheriff Barlow Wilson was fixed
at SSS 80 per month and that OF Seymour
L. Clark. the new deputy sheriff at $50
per month This was the result of an
adroit piece of work by Commissioners
Wilson and Madison, Commissioner Stan
FORD contending for a lesser salary.
Henry w. Naisbitt was confirmed as
chief deputy In the office Of County Treas
urer Alma d, Chambers. to succeed
George NJ. Hanson. who is now promoting
second Senator George Sutherland. In
Washington and Aaron G.. Nav, formerly
of the u. c. NJ l.. was appointed a deputy
In the same office.
A number OF prominent Italians, includ-
Ing the new Nice-Consul, petitioned the
board to provide for the expenses at the
hospital of Dominica Delacrasse, who Is
sick from Injuries. whose expenses have
been paid to date by the Italian colony
The request was continued for one week
y number OF road and bridge ma tiers
were disposed Of. among them a report
that the Commissioners had arranged
with the Oregon Short Line management
for the delivery of gravel at four points
In the county for the making OF roads at
the rate of SO per car. Mr.. q. Buck
ingham. general superintendent, furnished
the Commissioners with passes to Inspect
tho gravel pit In Weber canyon. This
move is in the interest OF further good
roads In Weber county.
John NJ Grow WAS confirmed as deputy
fish and game warden and the monthly
payrolls were allowed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
DON'T LET WIFE KNOW
Bachelors and Husbands Debate Cues
ton of Telling When "Out."

oOn OF lelllnB WHICH, SuI
CHICAGO. March N.-Bachelors and
married men of South Chicago last
night debated the question whether
benedicts should tell their wives The
truth, after having spent night out,
or tell them that business had de-
tained them o,
The debate took place before 700
n,cIubers OF the Friendship council oil
the Royal league and the bachelorS'
who were speaking against telling the
truth. triumphed over the married men
The bachelors contended that most
of IN, matrimonial squalls came from
telling the truth, ana the JuuSe"
thought the same,
"Rnt on the other hand" said the
married men, cts ten TO one she finds
ont any way, and then It's worse than
40 yo,t told her Get 10 her iirst-that y
our nlotto-and there are olher rea-
sons. Maybe you wake up not leellne
very we'll Business don't make you
feel chat way. ana You can say ~
are sick. The best you can do is sneak
out IN the hydrant in the back yaTo
"Rut if when you get home you say
NO been out again, and us" little
diplomacy. then In the morning she
a,ri take ply on you and bring you a
nrass OF water and just the iittlest Dit
OF breakfast. , ,.,,,., ,,ar-od
As personal experiences
frn,z, the debate the married men
claimed that they were at disadVent-
age, ,,ar tbat tho
.r,n1 mon we're o little insinceTe, IN
,hat ,sat .hay aid not practice what they
preached" a swoatbearts
neforo them a long vista OF trouble,
60 when their lords and future
lords are found preyaricatinS, they WIN
eay. "Wen. 1T has been decIaed ,"A'
ought not 10 tell you wnerc 49, = dam
',, nrscedcnt has been established,
and lay it all to the bacneiora
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
hnef Mention.

,ch T.-Dr. S. l.. Brick md
. rom q viYit to California.
n r, went 10 Brigham City
u legal business.
on the now Federal buIIdlno
\ ' hna about thlrty-f fye men
|sH az - o. The legal nrm Of De Vine
kzIs.s." ."'sht for Rock River. Wyo.,
s asf,c asSfc', agent OF tho poe,nc E.-
Bis tvo ne ne 10 Daesett. accom-
b. u. .so llttlo daughters wn. in
d IL b. suest OF W ID Brown, local
~ ne company.
ma mssten representative q, tho
M Tsrsy or Chicago. accom-
l.sv ars rs'ey. 10 hack from a trIp
b,,,h Sh Improved in health
ea ,s: formerly dIspatch,r =,
q bsss,lns, Southern Pacific, has &c
VEN A a. Salt Lako on tho Rio
: essars,,. reprcsentlng tho ". a
.E Aprl vas in Ogden TODAY on
@as fsr h;.. Swortwood win open
"a, th,is, secured tho best dnie
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Iee Of Divorce

~ March 2.-Judge Howell
-,.,ca 'aiet court granted a de-
|esa 70 Mary Ellen Lindley
|icIp ra,noiey. giving her the
mnnor childron, awarding
|han.hey |hansn. 8 fees and SIS per
5-S slimony. At the same
n A., pench warrant for the
D ts,S Sttendant. and II captured
|ll nro, ~ contempt OF On order
|.ta posiolng for the Same pay
Er. .or ruary 8. The defendant
efeaped 10 California.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
9lD WITH ADULTERY,
Hthsrn Pacific Employee
znssted in Nevada.
y Tribune

hafch H.-Charlcs Irwin. for
,esthern Pacific railroad en-
Saen. was arrested at Nina,
-pety Sheriff Brown OF Es-
~, and was taken to Haw-
ie keeping. Under Sheriff
went TO Nevada today and
Nu the prisoner to Ogden.
--@se charge against Irwin liz
more serious charge may
'1E nas wife. who, however,
The present complaint
us death at Brigham City
ol Annie Siegard. % years
SEX after the birth Of her
saS at first a suspicion OF
nnlauon upon the woman. and
tSs possibilities that u charge
~ VIII be brought against
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
PRESIDENT WILL GREET
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity Plans BIZ
ennial Convention.

WASHINGTON, March N.-The twenty
first biennial grand arch council OF the
Phi Kappa Psi fraternity will he held In
this city April Is, 10 and 20 and extensive
preparations arc being made for what
gives promise OF being one OF the largest
conventions In the history OF tho society
The fraternity Is among the strongest in
the country having forty chapters and
colleges aud universities from the At
lnntlc to the Pacific twenty-five alumni
associations and membership OF about
1000,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Dalton May Be Appointed.

OGDEN, March FIT was whispered around
the streets today that Fred F Dalton, until
nnr,, heod bonkkccpcr at tho Consolidated Wa
ron and Machine company. would be ap-
p.lnted assistant postmaster at the Ogden
nnosT,facc to rucceed Assistant Postmaster Ru
fus A Garner who has rendered his rcsig-
nation TO enter other pursuits.
pc.tmastcr Thomns IL Davis today
asked 10 confirm the rumor, but declined to
sey whether Dalton would be his selection or
some other He stnted that there woro EeN-
,rni candidates for tho Office but he was not
vct ready TO announce tho lucky one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
WILLIAM SULLIVAN RESIGNS.
Will Take Up Fruit Farming in
Idaho

OGDEN, March 27,--William Sullivan,
for many years special agent OF the
Southern Pacific, and al one time depot
master at ogden, who has been away on
a thrty-day leave OF absence, today ten
dered his resignation to Superintendent
f. C Manson OF the Salt Lake division.
Mr. Sullivan has secured fine fruit farm
and adjacent uncultiVatcd land and water
rights near Weiser. Idaho. and has moved
his family there intending TO make IL his
home. after the many arduous years he
has put In in the service of the railroad.
HIS successor as special agent on the
Southern Pacific Is Albert b. Vance, for
merly of the Ogden police force.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
JOURNALIST DIES
Charles Holland, Veteran of Asso-
ciated Press, Is Called.

NEW YORK. March 27.-Charles G. Hol-
land who has been connected with the
New York office of the Associated Press
for about forty years. and who was for u
number or years manager of that Office
died of Brights disease at his home here
today, aged 90 years He began his news
paper career in the Washington office OF
tho Associated Press as a boy and came
to New York In 1886. since which time he
had been continuously In the employ OF
the Associated Press He leaves 4 widow
and daughter. and brother, JameG Hol-
land Of Washington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28

Business sessions Will be held each day
and the social features Will include
reception by President Roosevelt
Phi Kappa Psi has numerous rcpresen-
tatiyes In Congress. including Senator
Foraker OF Ohio and Representatives
Keller. Bannon and Symser OF Ohio.
Bates Acheson. Dale end Bingham.
Pcnnsylyanla: Needham. California;
Hogg. Colorado: Watson and Gilbert. In
diana: Legnr and Finley, South Carolina,
and Mckinney, Illinois
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Wife Asks Divorce,

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. March 26.-Catherne Brewer
has begun divorce proceedings In the
Fourth district court against William
Brewer alleging failure TO provide and
dcsertlon They were married In March.
1893 and there are two children. girl.
aged r. and boy 10. whose custody ie
asked for by plaintiff.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
BANK CLERKS ARRESTED.
Failure of Institution Brings Charges
of Fraud.

PITTSBURG. March T-Four arrests
were made this afternoon In connection
with the failure OF the Enterprise Ma
tional bank Forest A Nichols, private
secretary TO w II Andrews. and George
L, Ralston. Charles Mesener and Edward
T Mcmillan. former clerks In the bank,
were arrested on charges OF conspiracy to
defraud on informotIons made by Special
R1nk Examiner +. MoXey Nichols and
RoIston gave ball In 5000 each.
The other two are expected TO furnish
bail later In the day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
DON MAGUIRE RETURNS.
Santa Maria Has Much Ore Blocked
Ont

OGDEN. March 27.-Don Mcguire. man
ager of the Santa Maria Gold and Copper
company and other concerns in the noun
talnS twelve miles north OF Ogden. ar
rived In Ogden from the East on SatuT-
day Mr.. MaSuire has been on a business
trip TO Southern Illinois and West ViI-
ginia. He will return TO the mines where
he is waging a vigorous campaign of de-
velopment, during the present week.
In the Santa Maria Mr.. Mcguire has
over IL o0p,0 900 tons of copper ores blocked
out He is arranging for an aerial tram
way TO the foot OF the mountain, and
after concentrator handles the ores,
viii deliver them to the new smclter that
is being built a mile and a half distant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
PLAN HIGH SCHOOL
Buffalo, Wyo., Has Lost $4,000
Building by Fire.

Special 10 inc lHou"'
BI7FFALO, Wyo March N.-Ihe burning oil
-, % heel building hero a day TWO ago,
ont ont,,,,ne a loss OF $4,000, with slG,O in0ur-
nc has started n discussion OF plans for
UNI, bieh school 10 bo erected In this city.
ttun' ,' ,hn law passed by the last Legislature.
The city district WIN have Insurance money
.ho"hu cnourh TO provide tho grammar school
aOd uOd hicn school and the bonded indcbtedness
,a no noor the limit In tho district thet II WI,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
as Keogh Left Will.

L, a. -lt was learned this af-
d - 'e9 ! bon as keoah had lett
- ~ VIII not at once DO offered
4, VA. material interests Of tho
: S,,,. eoSnce for some Days OF
rs soon, however. ns some
d "a tsales can be attended 20 tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Operator Asleep.

That said g. +. Lively was asleep when
No 3 passed his station and failed TO so
report when asked by the chief dis
patchcr. c,
Condemns tho action of Night Operator
van Dusen In dcsertins his post OF duty.
THAT no criminal prosecution should be
brought against Lively or the railroad
,f anI1 cDllta.ou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
CONDITION UNCHANGED
Gov. Pettison Is Still Holding his
Own,

COLUMBUS. o. March 27.-Tno following
hullctln was issued ot O'Clock by the physi-
rians attending Gov Pattlson;
Coy Pnttison has had n day OF rcst. quiet
and holpful rest and the present Indications
ooint 10 n good night Temperature normal.
pulsc 81 respiration %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
BLAME FOR WRECK AT ADOBE
Carelessness of Operator Pronounced
Cause of Disaster

CANON CITY. Colo, March 2I-The
Coroner's jury, which has been investlgat-
inr the Denver & Rio Grandc wreck Mt
Adobe on March 16 ended its delibera-
lions today and returned n verdict which,
I'm its essential points, as as follows:
That the collision wac due to the care
lessness and negligence OF S. u Lively,
operator at Swallows
That said negligence was not wilrul or
malicious
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
planning New Courthouse.

CODY. Wyo, March I7.-Thc Board Of
County Commissioners OF Big horn county wiz
Is,,e bonds for the erection OF q new court
i,a,,sa az Basin, the county seat,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
Should Change Signals.

pccomn;cnds that a change IN signel
rnathoJs be adopted requiring trains TO
ramain al message stations until stop
signals are changed and the engineer has
ascertained from the agent that 'here ure
no orders for him
recommends that block signal system
hn inataIled or that the Denver & Rio
Grande SYstem douOle track It's rOauWay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-28
North Platte on Rampage,

LARAMIE. Wyo., March 27.-Cnrl Wagner
Of thls city, manager OF the Carbon Timber
cnmpans. was hastily summoned TO Fort
steele last night by news that tho leo In tho
North Plattc river hal broken up and that
the oompanys workg OF Fort Steele wero In
danger.