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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-08
PUBLIC CHARITY;
THE CITY HOME
Superintendent Davis Makes Full
and Interesting Report'of His
Department.
SOME SUGGESTIONS MADE
How Richmond Looks After Her
Poor, Whom VIII 1.s s'thge. Has las Always
4 ,, 65,8o98i7Withf gHsr. e

Mr.. George B. Davis superintendent
of Public Charities. has submitted his
report for the year 1905 to Mayor Nc
Carthy.
In this report the superintendent says:
There were 236 inmates In the insti-
tuition on January /. 1905. Received dur
Ing the year 1.1ogf making total of
1888 persons who received the benefits
of the Institution during the year. s4s
we're discharged and 1873 died during the
year. leaving asa In the home January
LIST. During the year there were twelve
white and thirty-three colored children
born at the home.
During the year the following items
OF relief We're given to the poor OF the
city: 1881 loads OF wood, 2.4s4 bushels
OF meal. $40 packages of rauons. 1928
prescriptions were filed. sss pairs Of
shoes. 1876 collins. t47 interments, $4,000
worth of coal was distributed to the
white. and $1,000 worth to the colored
poor by the superintendent.
The ambulance service was very much.
Increased during the year. having re-
sponded to o,179 calls
The City Home
In reviewing the conditions at the City
Home. the superintendent says:
'.Durng the year We have installed Il
steam laundry. which has greatly en-
HANGED our facilities for cleanliness. not
only for the beds, but for the inmates
In their general appearance. Our facli-
ties for consumptives are very limited,
but we have separate wards, and are do
ing what we can for their betterment.
ct would again urge the Importance of
prompt action in improving the condition
of the Colored City Home. would re-
commend a new building. and sincerely
hope the request of the committee for
funds for that purpose will be speedily
granted.
Outdoor Relief.
In giving an account OF the outdoor
relief work done. Superintendent Davis
says:
1.-The ladies' of the City Mission have
rendered me valuable aid in dispensing
charity and have investigated many
cases Cat my request) with entire sat
isfactlon. A burden on our city morally
and financially Is drunken husbands. who.
z In negecting their families. not only
make their wives worse than widows,
and bring singing poverty upon them
and their little helpless children. but are
either in our hospital the Police Court
or, especially during the winter. hll our
city jail
After mature reflection and after wit
Messing tho pathetic scenes of the suffer-
ing engendered thereby,1 am thorough
ly convinced that the proper remedy
would be for the city to purchase a farm
and adopt the plan Of Atlanta, Ca, and
mako them work out their sentences on
the farm by sowing and reaping crops,
rather than by being idle at the jail at
the expense of the city and State, l
am sure this plan will not only prove a
benefit financially, hut may result In
many cases of reform and may cause
them to prove good husbands and fa-
Tiers. as well - better citizens"
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS. FEB. :, 1sos
Gossip of Bulls and Bears

tSpeclaI 70 The Times Dlspatch.)
NEW YORK. Feb. 7--lonisyille and Nash.
reports, still advance, Those Tor the fourtff,
week q S Jdanuary EXCEEDED 90, these the
70 more than % per cent, OF last year gross s.
The total increase OF gross for seven months
cent.
The movement in American Locomotive ia
in the past twelve months. all made by the
same houses. Anybody may talk dividend who
encouragement, The earnings are good. The
pool has not sold Its stock. Good authorities
ers think the ng-promlsed dividend would
be the signal to sell. ilF
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HAlLnoAps.
ID L e. IN Richmond,
M IN fredericksburg a
sns.ss..ssnsnsaA...uuu Potomac &. n. .

Trains Leave Rlchmond-
f;as A. M-paiiy--Byrd 81. Through. ~
go A. M-Daiiy--Mnin 81. Through.
w. al q. ~ -Daily--Maln St Through All
'sof A. +, Mh,.,1Except Monday. Byrd 81. Through.
72e a, M.--Week Days-E,hs Asb,snd A..
commodation neh'ano ne'
$50 4 s,ob Ms.-Daily-Byrd ST. Through. Local
40, :, y. Days--f'yrd ST. Through
hnt m.-.Week Days Byrd 81. Frederic q.
purs Accommodation. 't>N'
s:S s M'-Daily-Main st. Through.
~. eon nodstIeRn Days-Elba. Ashland Aa-
Tr,tn M.'-11Daily-Ryrd 81. Through.
$40 4 Gs ArrIys Rlchmond-Southwar
49,. sommod Mfsa pass-Elba- Ashland AZ
RAG 9aurs Accommodation o. pteaef' 'e'
40. focal Mls,% spsh bays&syra 81 Through.
500 asm SaMSs1 Day,hieal At ashland Ae
ss MRps slSs-Byyla s, s., rh rssssss o.,,
';'s pn,,Ma;a. Dally-Maln st. Through. All
iiS M- RRs,xxM bsR,s s. TgAre "
>,oAAr Pullman cars
AT SottaE ,.-- Sleeping or Paror Car. on
on o9 Eye trains except tra,ns arriving Rich.
nnod a i1s A. ~ week days. and local accom-.
.i1ns e ne q arriyals and departures and connec.
~. p DUKE: c. W. cuLP, W. p. TAYLOR.
nssI 20 Prest. Gen'l supt. Traf Mgr.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. g. Feb 7-sPIR11s
TURPENTINEf-Firm a. ssc. bid; receipts. .
casks; Resin Firm a, 1875 bid: receipts. ii
reis Crude Turpentne-Firm at 81 soal 80: re-
SAVANNAH. GA. Feb 7.-TuRPENT1NE-
Dull at 66isc.: sales. 40 casks; receipts ia
casks shipments, 100 casks Rosin-Firm;
sales. LAO barrels; receipts l.797 barrels: shpi.
ments. 100 barrels stock, 7oo3s barrels
CHARLESTON. s. c.. Feb. 7.-TURPEN-
T1NE-Firm at SAC. Rosin-Firm.
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Lyncnburg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburs, Va. Feb Z. 1906.
:, sales q loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar.
bortsd by. John H osiesby. OF Lynch's Ware
Sold week ending January Is, j. 2ss. 800 pounds:
sold week ending r ehruary 1, T0I 100 ionds:
decrease Tor the week ending February I, S5i I'D
Sold from September /. 1906 to February .,
iso5 so4s go pounds; sold from September i.
crease for 1906. 10000 pounds.
The receipts the past week were much lighter
d aon Of the roads and decline In prices.
Much OF me offerings was in very soft order,
aged BY MOULD pHces on ali grades We're
tather on; The decliEe was due largely to the
Teceip,a for the next-few weeks and the tobacco
IN better condition we hope to- zee prices rather
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Southern Railway:

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. a. 1906.
-oo TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
1s.ao q M.-Daily-Local for Charlotte ". C. Y
Observation-Disclosures pullman n
H Manta and Birmingham New Orleans
s.oo rap's. Chattanooga and all the South q
n IA D Hi,.-Ex: Sunday--Keysville Local.
. ~ Observation-Disclosures ready GA
~ Tor all the South.
1. YORK RIVER LINE.
noint lavorite route TO Baltimore and E:asterr
Leave Richmond $40 P, ~. daiIn
eeespt sunday. connecting with steam0
LOT r1,, baltimore Mondays, wednesday, and
ELS F +; ,,Ms,.Local-Monday.. wednesday. an.
$50 P; .M..Excep. sunday-For Yves: roin.
connneetins with steamers for baltimore
ana river landings Msnoays. Wednesda VI 4
ana Frdsys. Steamers call at Glou.s.
cester Point. Almonds and Clay Bank
f'f0 M..Except sunday--Local mixed fot
West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
S:ss A. NJ and 6:42 P. M.-From all tho South.
sSo M.-Erom Charlotte and Durham
orr a. n.-trosn Keysyilc and intermediates
s:2' A. M-Daiiy from Yves, Point with BATH.
more connections Sundays Wedesdays ard
1913 a. NJ -Wednesdays and Fridays $40 p;
Nj daily. except sunday-From West
c. W wEsTBURY. D. P. A.. Richmond. -ah
s. Il. HARDw1cK w. H. TAYLoE. II
H 3. SPENCER. aen.l X Mgr. A. 8
WASHINGTON. y. c.
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Iicense 10 Wed.

The Clerk OF the Hastings Court yes.
'terday, issued marriage llscenses to the
following couples John u. billiard and
Judith l.. Garter, Waverly r. Scott and
jamie i. Wright, Max Hymes and Annie
.Goldwain. Clarence r, Malone and Rosa
q. Johnson.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

,h,oxei,. ,,isisas?s. wh..key. basis, of high
Butter-- Firm: ereameries. isasc.: diaries. Ito
. =. = ch I. at 11Adl2c. Eggs-F!rm
prime nrs,s. fsc.; extras. alc.
and unchanged. wheat-Steady; spot, con-
tract seHsshc. southern by sample. is9s;s.
corn. 43is6i4slic. oats-steady; No. : mixel.
1Sa35isc Rye Steady: No. :: western. IA &c
2iaeac: do creamery. .asc. EEEs-.steady
and UNCHANGED at isl.c. cheese1steady and
Der. l4c. sugar-strong and unchanged.
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He Eust Wondered,

years sa s. ss se d ssspsH asss
ss o,I sss'a %s ss. sps ~ sas
stray nickel. ''if the fool Egyptians bet on
them. too 2,,-Chicago Record Herald. a
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DRY GOODS ,IARKrr

ket to-day buying was largely Increased among
s nnn Circles and at first hands, The pres.
strengthening influence. causing certain weak.
kneed factors to refuse propositions which they
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quotations were a.. FOLLOW
Petersburg Tobacco Market.
tReported by C.radsock. ,,.,,ut -.

Petersburg. Va Feb + ,eos
A,ssipts OF tobacco hers continued heavy The
especially shipping leaf. Find wrappers con,
tinue strone and active. ~ ~ = e -
The OtatlOQs ARE "a follow,
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond Va, Feb. 4 1906
Tobaeco-sun- cured-R Receipts continue heavy.
quoted. Rrights-Quiet. hut hrm; light re-
eeipts. Dark Fired and stemming-Receipts
NOTE-Much Of the tobacco arriving is in .
damaged condition, and such tobacco sells low:
Of their tobacco before sending 1t to market.
The quotations are az follows:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETs.
PETERSBURG PEAN11r MAp

4Rsportsd by Rodgers. McCabe and COZ
& it.lLE,RSEGRG.i VA. Feb LEA NJjTs-
spanish Market Arm a sI.02is per bushel Re-
es.pts light virginias..Market quiet at &c
i2r fancy stock; machined picked, aRsEc
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD, Feb. 7.-Seaboard Air
Line. commor--Sot quoted seaboard Air Zine
prefrerd ssh bid 'e
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB I. 1905.


PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB I, 1905.
ls.lta ---rts ARRIVED 80
Steamer Berkeley. Shelley. Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk merchau.
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
. steamer Pocahontas Graves James River
landings and Norfolk merchandise and passen.
gers Virginia Navigation Co.
PORT OF WEST POINT FEB. 4. 1906.
ARRIVED
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. mas
sengers and general cargo. 80
Steamer Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponl Rive,
landings. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponi Rive,
Landings, passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, FEB. z. 1906,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Turbo. Galveston.
Steamer Saturria, Galveston.
Steamer Rappahannock London
Steamer Oural, Port Arthur.
Steamer Mohawk. New York,
Steamer Abano, New York
Schooner Thomas W. Lawson. Boston.
Barge Hattie. Boston. NJ
Barge Nearchus Providence,
Barge New Jersey. Providence.
SAILED.
Steamer Mariana. Liverpool via Norfolk
Schooner Q. o. Wltherell. Wiscassett.
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G gIss% Z a1;oy ". Feb. Z. 1908
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales At Union Stock Yandal

Richmond. Va. Feb q 1906.
Report OF the live stock market for the week
ending February 9Th. is as follows:
se.' eo s1snrs i e fr medium to good 9
f fs 3asasc- h hest s9ws s.,dskc common to
c caiys. . sat,.s: extra S.; fresh cows and
IBc.; medium to good. sisg6tc. best hogs.
SIC; medium. 5nasc.; rough sows and stays.
p,ospec. good for all kind of stock for mex.
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Richmond Produce Market.

,Hs s ssistsa., e. a
Rsn' small aas ss. Zach sd ssa. e.
10 Zach small per uI Is asns pel
sf' .sSs'isf E, & ssss|.4:
ise.; geese choice; fat. psr IL; iidlse chick
ems aolss small sen. eaoes
per b.. isSiise - drawn poultry igsc. more
.GaMEaRsbbit, choice. to fancy. each: ia
par,rdses choice. each, lsg1ei phesasan It's
.EGGs-In crates, nearby, fresh. per doz.
,BtrTTER-G Choice family packed. per ID. lsc: !:
pess per- b. f me edis
per ID. isglsc.: choice roll. per lb.. lsc- mixed
'f LF n s4o tx choice. pc. ID. 7ass;
nsa. p fair to sheep s IL prime
ssr . prime. p ss sSse' aSss fair to
pREssED HoGs.ncheee, small. rer ~. ne
e Gsoes ss,e per ID. sha1e.' old sows etc.
COUNTRY sAcoN-Hams small. well ,mok;-
ed per HI lsal7c hams Isrgs well smoked.
i,ai2c,: shoulders. we'll smoked per b. 100
lb., l6c.; green salt. per h., l0c.; green. per
ID. &c.
FURS-otter. common to prime. s3.c0as. 90:
beaver. common to prime. s217, 90. mink. com.
prime. logsoc.: cpossnm common to prims los
Soc; musk-rat common 70 prime. leal4c.;
sk Mnk;.s s9m = 1S t9 prime. zoe gsLSo
per h., 1sll3c.; dried applies, bright sliced.
per h.; 5hc.; onions, choice dry. per bus, 75c.
peas. blackeye. No. !. per bus. Sl.6o11 so:
beans. choice navy per bus. 81 5o61.60; beans
choice colored. per bus. sl.25; ginseng, large.
snake root, per h., 2eaaoc.; wild ginger per
ID. sgl2c: pink root. per lb. lfGplsc.: seneca.
per lb.. 30lNc.
FLoUR--(Jobbers' Prices. --winter superior.
ssg2.7s: winter extra: s2.75qs 90 winter clears.
tent. s+.o0d4.7 5. Buckwheat. per pound. 81. q
Sc. Corn!neal. city sacked. 7Oa72iac.: country
bolted. sacked 6oIs q65c.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-FLOUR-Quiet and
barely steady. Rye Flour--Steady. BuclSwheat
Fiour-Dul. MISUNDERSTANDING. Cornmeal-
Steady. Rye-Nominal. Barley--DulI. rs so
Wheat-Easy: No, 2 red, 90lsc. elevator. OPP
tions kGbtsc. net lower. May, soi:c; July.
SS ss sdH May. sei.e thy ssSssS; sspten
Steady; refined. quiet Pork itn; short
clear slSgsS9; mess s55oalsoo Tails Taew
Rice-Quiet.- Molasses-Firm. Conee-SPot
Rio. quiet; No. invoice, s7-l6c.; mild. steady.
Futures steady, unchanged to points lower,
Sugar--Raw, nominal; fair refining, gao
l6-l6c.; centrifugal. 3hc.; moasses sugar.
2%Gls l1-6c.; refined, steady. Butter-Firm;
creamery. lsaso6tsc.; State dairy. 1920.
Cheese--Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Firmer;
nearby, selected. 25Ge6c.; southerns. aG20c,
Potatoes--Easy and unchanged. Peanuts.
Steady and unchanged. Cabba ges-Dull and
unchanged. Freights-Steady and unchanged.
Cottonseed Oi-Quiet with prices steady.
summer yellow. s0ia @soNc.; prime white. &c.;
prime winter yellow, Soc.
CHICAGO, Feb. IA large Increase In the
dispatch received here to-day: was Responsible
anetatIsns May option XsTS GoTn
was down iSc Oats unchahBed. froNisloHa
were 2!s 6171hc. higher. ,.,,a,.,
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FOR NEW Y !.

Via Night Line Steamers (except Saturday
making connection In, Norfolk With Main Line
Ship, following day at,YsP. NJ. also N orfok and
psaks S Ohio Ry. 5at' az A., ii. and & p ~,
making connection daily except Sunday AZ
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FINANCIAL.

WHY oIvE YOURSELF uNNEcEs.
SARY WORRY OVER THE
sAFE-kEEPiNG OF YOUR VALU-
10 ABLES, w
WHEN FOR $500 PER YEAR YoU,cAN
RENT SAFE DEPOSIT BOX IN THE
VAULTS OF
THE STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, VA, sN5
AND THUS OBTAIN ABSOLUTE Sc.
cURiTY.
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CHICAGO. Feb. notwithstanding. 1900
head &c, Common 70 prime steers. 4oas.35;
1000 head. Choice to prime heavy. s575a6.s5:
R RssspI. f Ss0f h.aa f'y shesp ss aRb.
ss.60Gi7.3o.
NEW YORK. Feb. MISUNDERSTANDING
s sdh head Native steers ss. stgssS soYs
s5d7;s: barnyard calves. ssas.so. sheep and
fLambs-Receipts. 1883 head. Sheep, AI550:
lambs e. e5af.G, Hogs-Recepts, s.7sl head
Light. State hogs, $40 ar
PITTsBuRG. Pa. Feb. 7.-CATTLE-supply
light; market steady Choice. S. iolo, IS; prime
ai H Ssssvss esh mea1 a5ae 0S
heavy workers. ss.loas. Is: light workers and
SIS; common. s2nfs. so: spring lambs. s5a5 ,6:
CINCINNATI o., Feb; .-Hoes-Ae.Iye:;
Gat!e-s.sady ,I Ts,r :. to Eood fh,ppers
sadh 81 Lamhs-slow at M.25@1S0.
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RICHMOND sTocK MARKEr.

Richmond Va. FEB 7. 1875
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Centuries-5.500 al esit; 10 90 at asis
SALES SINCE BOARD
Virginia CenturIes-2,oo1 at s;la.
STATE SECURITIES Hid Asked
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SPOT cotton closed saulet. g, points higher;
middling upands. IL mlddllng gun. Ioo;
sales. % bales
Cotton quet mddrs ssSSssSs III, sFeiNs a
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STEAM OATS.
OLD DOMINION j.
- STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
NIaht Line for Nor,f,o,Ik.

Leave Richmond every evening (foot
snsss ds Sas ySaS
trip. including stateroon berth; meals, Soc.
each Street Cars Ia Steamers Wharf.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-28
BY AUTHORITY
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE OF SALE
OF LANDS SUITABLE FOR TO.
BAcco, COFFEE AND OTHER
AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES.

At ~ o'clock noon, Saturday, May
18th. 1906, at the Court House, Homo.
kaa, Hawaii, there will be sold at Pub.
lie Auction under the provisions Of
Part 4, Section II, Land Act, 1895, the
following pieces Of land all situate in
Paarilo Tract, Hamakua, Hawaii:
/. Lot No. II, Area TAI acres. togeth.
er with reserve strip between Lots
II and 1G, area 1921 acres and re.
serve stripe between Lots II and
IS. area 1l.O6 acres. fright of way
for 30 II. road reserved through this
lott
Total Area, 1l1,O3 acres. Upset
price S13SS.OO.
g. Reserve strip between Lots 10 and
IL.
Area 2l.56 acres. Upset price,
s2l5.G0.
3. Reserve strip (A) between Lots Il
and 10.
Area 1906 acres. Upset price,
$4,000.
4. Reserve strip OBJ between Lots
II and 10.
Area 1910 acres. Upset price,
$1,000.
.. Reserve strip between Lots Is and
16.
Area 1882 acres. Upset price
SiSS.2O.
G. Reserve strip between Lots 20 and
81.
Area 1913 acres. Upset price.
s127.3O
Z. Reserve strip between Lots 90 and
"a.
Area 900 acres. Upset price,
S0G.9O.
3. Reserve strip between Lots "a and
%.
Area GIG acres. Upset price,
sGl.G0.
.. Reserve strip between Lots % and
&c.
Area s.22 Acres. Upset price.
$500.
Terms: Cash. u. s. Gold Coin.
For plans and further particulars np.
ply nj Land Department. HOnolulu:
Land Office. Hllo: or at Office Of Ran
ger Jos. Pritchard, Honokaa.
JAS. W. PRATT.
Commissioner Of Public Lands.
Honolulu. April 10th. 1906.
335I-Apr. 10. II. 81. 2S: May Z. II
Wkly-2i5-Apr. II. "a: May /, s.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-28
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE OF SALE
OF GENERAL LEASE.

At IL o'clock noon. Saturday, May
2Gth, 1906. nj front entrance to tho
judiciary building, Honolulu. there will
DO sold at Public Auction under tho
provisions Of Part V. Section 10. Land
Act. 1895. n General Lease of the fol.
lowing described portion of the Public
Lands:
All the Grazing and Mountain Lands
NJ 0lowalu lying above or Mauka OF
that portion covered by Government
Surveys and appearing on Registered
Map No. 23lG: together with all that
portion Of Ukumohame. between OlO
walu and Nlanawainul Gulch and
above or Mauka of the land covered
by Government Surveys and appearing
on Registered Map No. 23i7.
Term, 81 years from January list
1907.
Upset rental $4,000 per annum
payable sCmi.nnnually In advance,
The government reserves the right
TO establish and set aside as n forest
rosCrva ion all such portions of both
Of said lands as may hereafter he dos
ignatcd by cOmpCtcn, authority with
ont reduction Of rent,
The lessee TO fence lower boundary
OF such forest reservation and maln
tain the same during the full term Of
this lease. and TO police said rcGerva
ton and take all reasonable measures
TO prevent and eAtinguish any fires
which may occur thereon; and also
prevent stock from entering said for
est reservation.
For plans and further particulars
apply ut the Department Of Public
Lands, judiciary Building, Honolulu
JAS. W. PRATT,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Honolulu. April 25th, 1906.
33GS-Apr. &c. 2S; May 8. IL. 10, %
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-28
Judgments.

Alex. X. Lewis. plaintiff. va. Goo.
Ilagcnrt. defendant; Judgment for
plaintiff Tor S93OG.
Hull A. Kama, plaintlfI. VS.. Solomon
Mchoula, defendant: judgment for
plaintiff for S3l.25.
The Won Hamm-YOung Co. lid.
plaintiff. vs.. NghCc and lilo shin. de.
PENDANTS; judgment for plnintin for
Si25.O9.
NJ Kin. plnintln. vs.. l.. r. a. Hart.
defendant; judgment for plaintiff for
S2S.i!.
Lowers & Cooke. plaintiffs. vs.. II.
MIX, defendant; judgment for plain.
tin for $2007.
Sohuman CarriaG> Co. Ltd. plain.
tin, vs.. 4. Ludlon. defendant: judg.
mcnt for plaintiff for S7S.2G.
NJ j. BOrgcs. plaintiff VS.. Mrs. Ben
Guerrero. defendant; Judgment for de-
PENDANT with attorneys commission,
so. and costs, Si75.
Chas s. Martin. plaintiff, vs. James
McCabc, defendant; judgment for
plaintiff for sliG.l2.
Wagner StOckyards Co. plaintiff, vs..
All Ling, defendant; judgment for
plairtln for SllS.13.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-28
Business Mans Handy Index

Magdalena Bergerscn. oxecutrix es.
tate of u. Bergerscn. advertises for
claims to be flied with David Dayton
before Oct. 8.
Cordelia G. Allen. executrix estate
Of w. +. Allen. advertises for claims
TO be filed with +. w. Macfarlane be.
fore Oct. 4.
Il. II. Banning. executor. advertlses
for claims against estate Of Clara II.
Banning to be filled with him at Office
of ]. a. Magoon before Sept. 80.
Jane l.. More, eXccutrix will of Jane
Wilson, ndvertises for claims to be
filed with Cecil Brown before Sept. 90.
Virginia II. lsenborg ct al. executors
estate Of II. A. lscnborg, advertise for
claims TO be filed with Kinney, Nc.
Clanahnn & Cooper before Aug. 90.
Cecil Brown, executor will of Han.
nah wall, advertises for claims to be
filed with him before July 20.
Adolph Julius Bactcbe, executor e..
tate of Gustav Kunst, advertises for
claims to be filed with Kinney, McClan.
ahan Cooper before July 3.
S. II. Oni. executor will OF Daniel X,
Kapule. advirtises for claims to be filed
with him before July s.
Anna Zimmerman. executrix estate
] of Albert Zimmerman. advertises for
claims to be filed with her before
! June &c. ....
Jane Wight, cXccutrix will OF James
. Wight, advortises for claims to be filed
with the Henry Warehouse Trust
| Company, Ltd, before june IS.
! BY Assignee.
| T.. Kruso, assignee for q. Okamura.
calls for all claims to be- presented ut
his Office before May 1.
py Referee.
VIM. T. Rawlns. referee. calls first
meeting OF creditors Of John Evange-
lista Goens. bankrupt. in his Office
Stangcnwald building. April ~. IL H.
VIM. T. Rawlins. referee, calls final
mCctin gof creditors Of G. C.. Strate.
meyer bankrupt. in his Office Stangen-
wald building, April 30. II m.
In Bankruptcy.
w. u. Mailing. clerk. calls for first
( meeting Of creditors Of Jas. u. Cor
man. bankrupt Hearing May Z, II
n. m. Judge Dole.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-28
Waterfront
HOME RULERS
For Fusion

The talk Of the Home Rulers fusing
with the Democrats Is still In the air.
Motley has cmphatically declared
that there will he no fusion as long as
he Is president OF the Home Rule par
~. POcpoc. who has charged the Dem,
Ocrats with troaChcry. Is In accord
with him. But II has leaked out that
the majority of the members Of the
Executive Committee, which Is com.
posed of thirty persons, favor fusion
Ex-senator KalauOkalanl h one of It's
strong supporters. lie In reported Ia
have said that unless there Is fusion
the position of the Home Rulers will
he hopeless.
NOtlcy's disiayOr Is not known by
those who are working ON The water
front where they say that they arc fu'
siOnists.
Henry Mal,uaolc, who assisted Poe
| poe nnd others In the last campaign
was very much surprised when In
formed that Motley Is strongly ayersc
to fusion. He says that the consensus
Of opinion OF those along the water
from, Il for fusion. The waterfront
Home Rulers declare that II there II
no fusion they will not support tho
Home Rule party. but will vote for the
best men, Notwithstanding their polit,
! iCal views.