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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-14
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by tho City
Council of Salt Lake city of tho int:nS-
tion OF such Council to make the follow
INK described Improvement, to wit:
Extending and laying sewer lateral OF
vitrined pipe eight lS Inches in diameter
on the streets within the district bounded
as follows: on the north by the north
line OF First North street; on the east
by tho center line OF East Temple street;
on the south by the north line OF South
Temple street; and on the west by the
center OF Third West street, In Sewer
District No. l. and defray the abutters'
roTtion OF tho cost and expense thereof
estimated at nineteen thousand eight hun
dred ninety nine and 2-lo9 iSlS, Ss9. 22) dol
lars, or one and so-l0o G1So) dollars per
front foot OF abuttinG property, there be-
ing is SD7 90 feet abutting said improve
ment. by a local asSessment upon the lots
Or pieces OF ground within the following
described district. being the district to be
sIcctcd or benefited by said Improvement.
HIit FTontine on First North street:
All OF lot, J. : 49, 3 and ND J. 5loGk lo2:, all
and ! SioSf 81 S l Of ots al 9nd otS b,an and
Mini f.; the east sos feet OF lot g. and
the west Dos feet Of lot g. block 81, the
east S ths i1S tSe Wesl 10 feet OF lot 5. bIoeE
the east 2O5 feet OF lot 3. and the west sos
iSs iSei ot nil OF lots and Z. and the weSt
Sio feet OF lot $, block 81, plat A.
~ Fronting on North Temple street;
n.y. enst 9OS feet OF lot 2. and the wac,
az fhS Feet Of lot /, block 81: the east ~JsS 1IS
~, SP oI LOT 4; all OF lots . and 3. ana ,hV
lees est IA feet OF lot l. block 90; the or.
W. %eSt 80 ~" of lot Q and the weet sn5 %ast
90 ,ntI iteI block IS: all OF lots s. and
Oh 10 tba west 40 feet OF lot s, blooL 81
ano h st u.S s05 feet of lot g. and the w., o.
sbE s15e tot of lot 6. block IS, plat A "'''
"o2 tet,ne teot on Third West street
ali OF lots 2, g., 4 and 8, block 81; tho
Al Al G sh5 feet OF lot g. and the nor,b N55e 55
soulu soet of S lot l. block 81. plat a 90
ieSI ie,SIottng ~ on Second West street
,m nf lots !, 6, 7 and 8, block 97. oil
AZ and the north 305 feet or ioct az
oidlTV oi lT 81. nil OF lots and 8, block ss II;
otInts otoISN 4 and 6. and the north 40 fsnt
ots iot o block 50, plat A.
u ot1SroontIng on First West street:
All cf lots ! and S, block %: all OF lot.
and & and the north 40 feet OF 10,
T. block S5; all OF lots 2. 3. and 8. block
30 pnt,ne plnt on West Temple street.
hu ~ lots l. and 8. and the south 1,n
! ,cnt or lot c. block 95; oil or lot onT
~ North SnS feet OF lot T. block 81 pIaf
hsaIt AXE City survey.
~ II nrotests and objections to the corrv
| tn ont OF such intention must be nre-
ssnnSS+ed in writing to tho City Recorder on
or beforS tho 18th day OF juno 1906 being
| rho tin,e set by said Council when II viii
| hear and consider such protests and OBJ
| iections as may be made thereto
| Nv order OF tho City Council OF Salt
Dat Dated April eth 1906.
J. 3. MOREToN
City Recorder
Sewer Extension No 1Is H2Sn3
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the City
Council Of Salt Lake city of the Intention
OF such Council to mako the following
oescriDed Improvement, to-wlt:
constructing cement sidewalks six go
Ieet wide and four (D inches thick on the
south side OF Second South street. be-
slty avenue, and on both sides Of Thir-
teenth East street between Second South
ana Fourth South streets. and cement
sidewalk five @) feet wide and four 90
inches thick on both sides OF Douglas
avenue between Second South and
Fourth South streets, In Sidewalk Dis
ters portion OF the cost and expense
thereof. estimated at Ave thousand three
hundred and twenty-five Go925.0O dollars;
Two thousand nine hundred and forty
nine G2sis.GO dollars. one Nl0O
dollar per front or linear foot abut-
tinf said Improvement on sad Sec
there being 2949 feet abutting said
Improvement on said streets. and two
thousand three hundred and seventy six
SS2Si6.cO dollars. or ?0-l0o CsooO dollars per
front or linear foot abuttng said Inn
provement on said Douglas avenue, there
being 2eio feet nbuttlng said Improvement
ment upon the lots or pieces of ground
within the following described district.
being the district to be affected and bene-
| nted by said Improvement, namely;
| SIX-FOOT SIDEWALK.
Fronting on Second South street-All Of
lot and the west l44 feet OF lot g. block
| 81 pat
Fronting on Thirteenth East strcet-aAlll
OF lots and 8, block %: all OF lots z, 3,
and 8, block "a; all of lots l and 10 to B,
| Inclusive, block l, subdivision OF block %
| ?ll OF lots ] md 2. and 3 10 10, inclusive.
| block |. Ehrich's Subdivision, block 70,
FIVE-FOOT SIDEWALKS,
| Fronting on Douglas avcnue-All OF lots
to II, inclusive. block /; oil OF lots J,
| Is and 16, block 2, subdivision of block E6i
| all of lots TO z. inclusive, block l; all
| OF lots /. and % to 40, inclusive, block 2,
| Ehrich's Subdivision, block %. plat r.
| Salt Lake City Survey.
The total cost OF said Improvement Is
estimated at six thousand seven hundred
| nincty-ninc and ST-l00 GG7S9S0 dollars. OF
| which sum the Clty's portion Is one thou
sand four hundred seycnty-four and 81
| 100 (Sl4N.SO dollars. leaving five thousand
| three hundred and twenty-five Cs532oOO)
| dollars TO be raised by local assessment
All protests and objections TO tho car
| rying out of such intention must be pre-
| scntcd In writing to the City Recorder on
! or before the End day Of July, 1906 being
| the time set by said Council when II Will
| hear and consider such protests and OBJ
| Jectlons ns may be made thereto.
BY order OF the City Council OF Salt
| Lake City, Utah.
| Dated April 30th 1906.
JOHN B MORETON.
City Recorder,
| Sidewalk Extension No Ill yl09l
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|iI DAY FOR
| PROFIT TAKERS
h, Element Is Now Fight
h Shy Of Wall Street
Business.
NATIONS NARROW,
|sIDING IS PROFESSIONAL
ii Is Bearish and Bulls
4 appear to Be Not
Hopeful.

,pv June 12-In its main es-
ssy,s stock market was but
~ those Of the early week,
rs again in very moderate vol
.'.nu,lons were for the most part
~ narrow and the bulk of the
80 if possible, even more pro-
4 n, outside interest there was
/, o,t 10 which the managers OF
commission houses reluctantly
and the professional clement
-, unanimously inclined TO take
4 ylsv and the few bulls were
4.4,stio than they have been re-
- aeTs of the day. while again
!. .rscif,c detail. was not OF the
.,eplated 10 make for higher
49,, p conditions were the sub
,est uVy interest, there being.
4 - Jrnnrsssion that the situation
Testam States is not dlstihctly
NJ a large yields. due allowances
~ toweyer. for the usual scare
"a other forms OF cXaggerauon.
rnfayorable influence was the
- the United States Steel Is
~. srsatest weakness was In the
=. Union Pacific, Canadian Pa
v..o,ri S.s Pacific, Chicago Great
Kansas & Texas preferred,
e. 4 Nashville and Brooklyn
\ ,IIh similar weakness In nu-
Z h5ustrial stocks.
.st[smsnt OF the foreign stocks was
~ Ike our own In point OF
americans were irregular In
I. ,,5 little business for that ac-
e-dltIors we're without material
,slss nom the better demand for
u issns which were made at 6h
a though six-month loans were
.,sE Late Incidents of the day
d an Increase from TO 2lz per
& 1ks dividend on the preferred
X Pittsburg c. c. & 81. Louis
Ia he publication OF the Western
f,s5Taoh company's earning for
=. Ire figures Indicated q slight
.si1net. and probable decrease
"A FJO1O0 In the years surplus,
4 vsre Irregular. Total sales, par
. el1.91
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How to Break Up q Cold.

II may be a surprise to many TO learn
that severe cold can be completely
broken up In one or two days time.
To do this, however. prompt action Is
necessary. The first symptoms OF a
cold are q dry, loud cough. q profuse
watery discharge from the nose. and
o min white coating on the tongue,
When Chamberlain cough remedy Is
taken every hour on the first appear
ance OF these symptoms, 1t counteracts
the effect OF the cold and restores the
system to a healthy condition within
a day or two, For sale by all leading
druggists.
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WHEAT MARKET IS
WEAK IN CHICAGO
Some Strength Shown at Open
ing, But Prices Shade
OFF All Day.

CHICAGO, June 13.-Wheat was weak
almost all day. the exception being at the
Immediate opening, when considerable
irmncss was manifested on an active de-
mand by shorts and commission houses
The main reason for tho initial strength
WAS II sharp advance in the price of
wheat at Liverpool. Crop news continued
favorable TO the bulls
Sentiment In the pit, however, became
oearish during the first hour and con-
tinued so until the end of the session
Longs were free sellers and there was
also considerable selling by commission
houses a desire to secure profits seemed
TO be the chief cause of the selling pres
sure. July opened 4 to q higher, ut S4iA
to SR. sold of to S27sGS3 and closed lItc
lower at So.
Trading In the corn pit was active again
today. The market was Influenced great
~ by wheat July closed bsgSsc lower, at
The oats held strong all day. The mar
ket closed firm, with July 2sd1sc higher
at 2S%.
Provisions were quiet and steady at
slightly lower prices. At the close Sep
tember pork was off &c, lard and ribs
were each 2ia@5c lower.
RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
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,nurR MAMMOTH MINING co

LOWER MAMMOIH MINING COM.
SnnI Saek Salt lake City Utah NJ NotIoe PIeol !,
hereby given that at meeting OF tho
directors held on the l4th day OF Map
Ials; an assessment Of cents per shn rs
being assessment No. IL. was levied unon
the Capital stock of the corporation. paw.
able imm mediatcly to A, Reeves, secretary
Of Iho company, at his Office. 5l6 Doolyy
block. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
NAV remain unpaid on Saturday. June is
is6 will be delinquent and advertised fn.,
salo at public auction; and unless paV.
ment is made before. 30 many shares OF
each parcel OF such stock as may 6o
necessary will be sold on the 9th day Of
July, 1906 at 2,30 o'clock p. m OF said dny,
TO pay tho delinquent assessment thereon
together with the cost OF advertising and
expense OF sale, A. REEVES. Secy
61e Dooly block, Salt Lake City, Utah
First publication, May 16. 1906. ale5l
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Omaha,

OMAHA. June l3-Cattle - Receipts
400. Market steady. Native steers. 81 25a
$50; cows and heifers, s3cpd450; western
steers. 81 3+Od4.6O; Gamers, 81 7543C0;
stockers and feeders, S201d4.30, calves,
s. O0d6 25: bulls and stags, 81. 2.759I25.
Hogs-Rcccipts 15opo. Market 2l5G5c
lower Heavy. 10. .30Q635; mixed. 6.27Is
d6321s; light 6.25a652ls; pigs. s5.OO15.75;
bulk of sales. $G3Ga6.321E.
Shcep-Reccipte 1900 Market active TO
strong Ycarlings. S575Q6,30; wethers.
S5'J0aG.2O; ewes, st.75Gf5,S5; lambs, $500
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Kansas City

KANSAS CITY. June 13.--Cattle--Re-
ceipts. 700 including 60 southerns Mar
ket steady TO 10 points higher. Native
steers, 81 0Oa575; native cows and heifers.
81 25q5. 90; stockcrs and feeders, S275a4 $50;
bulls, g. .5Gdi 90; calves, $273d6.35; western
fcd steers S3J0d5.25; western fed cows
50 5g64.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. Market week to
SC lower Bulk of sales, Sc. 2JIl6i0; heavy.
$500, =. 10 PaSEers' a * F''"veo't'' pigs anu
Sheep~ReccIpts, 1000. Market steady.
Muttons s5O0d5.25, lambs. S5.T6u6.50;
range wethcrs. $5.25n6.io; fed ewes, A7S9
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 3-Cattle-Receipts
5000. Market. best lOc higher others
steady. Beeves, s4OOa6.10, cows and
heifcrs 81. 65aol0, stockers and feeders,
S2.75g4.5O; Texans. 50 75G4.40; calves. 50 Z5q
100.
Hogs-Recelpts. 30, 900; market weak to
&c lower. Estimated tomorrow 2i0O0,
Mixed and butchers, sB25d6.e5. good
heavy, s65ofD6. %; rough heavy. s6.3Od6 45
light, s6.S0q6,57ta pigs. S5.5Gd63o: bulk OF
sales, SIS. .5O46.UJ.
Sheep-Recelpts. 1900. Market steady.
Sheep. S4.6o66l0, lambs. S5.5DH7 Is.
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New York Money,

NEW YORK, Juno 19.-Money on call
steady 2G3L per cent. ninety days. "A
pcr cent; six months, AZ per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 0p6]2 per cent. @
Sterling exchange easy, at 460SVg $50. 30
for demand and at As. .9OlI 4S2 ,95 for sixty
day bills
Posted rates isi44H
Commercial bills 42fs.
Mexican dollars. 50hc
Government bonds. steady; railroad
bop1G irregular
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:. Non Trade Review

|h,TisS o., June 13,-The Iron
EArs.t 'osihooFrow will say:
I5Asal 7sanows distinct signs or
"a "a, ne demand for basic sFu9 snd oi
ily ~ s,oSrli Continued strong m SusrI apd thSt I'ld
;ssA,ss s'uais ~ 3 ls much more ootive tIyS'
~ iI,,y s5s6i interest has teTsn ISsrc = by Sg, q
hs csnSe cn1e available in tbat lis. dis
E hon ss'fria tr Steel company INV has has
Y q ths IONS vs for delivery for the
slesI yea year. while the Republic Rep Die
E y n. s from tfCr,'any @bSy has. has contracted
"a ra has 9garter dcliyerV,'' dlir,'eP ana asg?, so
tss,;s' disposed Of 1850 tom toms '1o to
,iodsssa dSssayy demand for ,o,n,r,,
s 81, I A., Ig6t. IT STSs TS6 I1, grades n fuf-
So S%ees armer, the RG'ee io%esS @t North G16-
ssSs South sS9o D!I + The ironton %to"oGfe ais,
$ Sp1y. business isxeS a1,b ARE o,,i,S also firm.
shsisS sSs Ssea ~ made on n'f% iargo cone IN:
n NJ yT Pittsburr
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CASH QUOTATlONs.

Cash quotations were ia follows: Flour
steady; No wheat. 7SdSihc; No ? red. s5Ts
Gs7lzc; No. corn. sax a5Ic; No. 2 yellow.
5SR@Ic; No. oats. 3ssc; No. 2 white, 40lza
1lc; No. 3 white. 39IsGi0c; No. rye G1hc;
good feeding barley, 459I7hc fair TO choice
mailing, SoqSSc; No. l foxseed. No7; No l
So SO; clover, contract grade. sll.2S short ribs
sides Qoose), 50. 20Gf9 90; moss pork per bar
rel. s1675dl6.s0; lard, per 100 pounds Ss nv;
short clear sides (ooxed). s9,7599s7l4; whisky,
basis OF high wines 81 %
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ST. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH, June 1S.-Cattle-Receipts.
ZOO Market steady. Natives, Sn0g5.75.
cows and helfcrs, Sl.11a4,75; stockers and
feeders s.. ODp4C0
Hogs-Recelpts 1900. Market sc lower.
Light. $5l5a63O; medium and heavy. S6.25
Gi6.i5.
shecp-Recelpts 1900 Market steady.
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New York Sugar.

NEW YORK June 13.-Sugar. raw,
Arm: fair refining, 2 l5-1ec13; centrifugal
{ 90 tesO, 15-32ca13 li-6Zc' Gnoiasses gu
81 %. powdered Sisoi granuated, $40.
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st. Louis Wool,

ST. LOUIS. June 13.-Wool, steady;
medium grades comblng and clothing
2i9G9c; light fine, 2O92zc; heavy. l6alSc
tub washed, 32li39.
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Wholesale Quotations.

Hay. Grain and strnw-Oat straw. per
bale. in car lots. Sc alfalfa, $500; timothy,
per ton. boled, $1,000 wheat, per cwL, Sl.O
H.S5: Idaho oats. $3.50; rolled oats. sos;
Eastern oats 10; barley. rolled. 81 co. -four.
bakers No l, $50. -four. straight grade.
I.S0; flour. high patent s. 10. rye. $3.50, gra-
ham flour. 81 80; cornmeal. $500. bran. sGcg
SLO0; bran and shorts, SL0o.
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Statement

ssM tSs' tSss ~, Juno IL. = rodav.s 8
,!(s sIs shoTS,Ssa balances In the
% s,',a T Nd bS9,a;Il,sncc, sls5.5s4. 4ss.
Dlcstes' esNss,lon: stn n, Sss.12s,Go6.
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Minneapolis Wheat,

MINNEAPOLIS. June 49,. Close;
Wheat, July. &1zc; September. sac De-
cember, SIC; No. / hard, S4ac; No /
northern SSA4. No. northern, S2hc.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS,
PRODUCE EXCHANGE

on the produce exchange today tho butter
market was steady; crcameres NGlshc.
dalries, NqHhc. Eggs easy at mark. cases
! Included nalSc; firsts. 1Sc. prime irsts, lee;
| extras. lie. Cheese easy. 9laMllc.
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price of Sugar Advances.

NEW YORK. June l3.-All grades OF
refined sugar were advanced ~ cents Il
hundred pounds today.
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Now Is the Time to Buy.

People who nrc waiting for berries to
get cheaper had better change their
minds and lay in their supply for can
Ming purposes now. This week the Utah
ries fall to 10 cents, that Will be when
the last OF the crop is coming in, and
when the best OF the berries are gone.
y carload OF old potatoes from Idaho
arrived on the local market Wednesday,,
the selling price being Sl.50 per hundred
weight Cantaloupes arc now coming in
freely, but the price has not yet been
reduced.
In tho fish markets business was fairly
good. Nothing new was to be had, eN-
cept few smelts, chicken halibut and
salmon. Next Friday black bass will be
on the market and Will sell for IS cents
pound
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utah CHERRIES
NOW IN MARKET
Receipts Plentiful and Price
Runs 10 to 10 Cents
Per Pound.
BEST OF STRAWBERRY
CROP COMES THIS WEEK
Carload of Idaho Potatoes Ar.
riyes; Sells at $1.50 Per
Hundred Weight.

Utah black cherries was the feature Of
the local market Wednesday There has
been from time to time during the past
Few weeks a crate or so arrive but not
until Wednesday did the home cherries
mako their real appearance. Receipts
were plentiful. and the price run from 10
cents TO is cents a pound,
At the principal markets Wednesday 1t
was given out that this week would see
the best Of the strawberry crop Tho
Strawberries are coming In row In fine
shape, and will continue TO do 80 for
some time, but the crop Will fall below
the average of last year. Farmers from
tho croD
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DR. COOKS SCIENTIFIC CERT AIN AND COMPLETE CURE FOR

Dark Circles under Eyes. Bach n
full. Melancholia, Youthful Fol
ly, Weak, Trembies. Yaricocele. NV
Excessive Drinking, Lose In
Urine, Exposure. Overwork and
Worry, Exhnusting Dreams
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nay for II neglected their health be wrecked by compile
phyica, mental and sexual
MY method completely and permanently revves manhood al
a remedies "quickcure" specialists benefit
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Paving Extension No 20.
Date OF first publication, June o. 1906.
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m m Weak Nervous. Restless at
m " Night and Weak, Aching
WM Back, Diseased Kidneys. In
UW famed Prostate. Dcspondent.
UH Lack of Energy. Ambition and
Strength, Poor Memory, Hol-
lowed Eyes. Face Pimpies and
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NOTICE.

Sidewalk Extension No. Ii
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ANCHOR LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
NEW YORK, LONDONDERRY AND GLks-
COW
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-06
Did Bold
Burglary
Yesterday
.n
ROBBER STOLE 1910
FROM THE SAFE OF w. NORTON
ON KING STREET YESTERDAY.

a good sized burglary was accom-
plished yesterday morning at the feed
company on King street opposite the
Government nursery. Exactly 1910 in
gold was stolen. The robbery was
quite bold William Norton the pro-
prietor of the feed company was the
victim. He had sold pair of mules
for 1910 and the money had been placed
in the cash drawer of the safe of the
feed store office.
Shortly before 10 o'clock Norton told
the bookkeeper Phillip Reese, and an
other employee to leave the warehouse
and go out collecting accounts. Nor
ton is closing out his businC IS and is
making every effort to have his ac-
counts settled as promptly as possible
Both employees left the warehouse
shortly before 10 o'clock and none of
those connected with the place were
about the store until after u o'clock.
Norton himself, was absent.
When Reese returned he found to his
surprise that the door of the safe was
open about two inchJ s. He had closed
the safe and thrown the combination
a couple of points off He made an
examination and found that the wooden
cash drawer had evidently been pried
open by means of a hay hoop. for the
marks of such an instrument were
plainly visible The cash that had
been left in the drawer was missing.
The police were notified and have been
at wOk on the case. 1t is thoRght that
some outside person entered the place
during the absence of the proprietor and
employees and opened the safe and
took the money. No arrests have as
yet, been made by the authorities.
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THE BAND IS
PROBABLY
ALL RIGHT
DOUTHITT SAYS ITS APPROPRIA-
TION Is DIFFERENT FROM PRO-
POSED ONE FOR SCHOOLS.

County Attorney Douthitt will prob
ably send an opinion to the Board of
Supervisors this evening, on the sub
ject of the power of the Board of Sup
ervisOrs to appropriate money for Ka-
piolani park. Douthitt was working
on the matter today. 1t is expected
that the opinion will follow somewhat
the same lines as that i'm the case of
schools, holding that the county may
not make the appropriations.
rs the band in the same fix as the
schOols?" Douthitt was asked this af-
ternoon, a question having been raised
as to wether appropriations for the
musicians were not also invalid.
'The band is different proposition
entirely said the county .attorey. "It
is a purely county institution, main
tanned and controlled by the county. 1t
is not to be compared to the schools in
this respect
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SUPREME COURT
SUGGESTS new Law
DECISION YESTERDAY SHOWS way TO AVOID FREQUENTLY
cURR1NG DIFFICULTY IN CASES OF CLAIMS AGAINST THE
TERRIToRY-PUBLTc ACCOUNTANTS WHICH ARE DOUBTFUL,
I NOW

The Supreme Coort decision of yes
terday contains a suggestion of legis-
lation, which will attract considerable
attention. The decision deals with
some statutes passed here to assist in
the prosecution of government officials
for embezzlement. AT first sight it ap-
pears to compel Treasurer Campbell,
on certain occasions to do acts which
the statute declares shall be "prima
facie evidence" of embezzlement and
the treasurer's friends prepared to con-
sole with him on being practically or
dered to jeopardise himself to gravely.
The difficulty occurred over the Of
ten troublesome provision that public
money once paid into the treasury can
not be taken out without a legislative
appropriation. coupled with the re-
quirement that public accountants in
Honolulu must turn in weekly all the
public money they collect. A failure to
comply with all the requirements as
to turning over of collections, says one
section, shall be prima facie evidence
of embezzlement.
In the case of the Seattle Brewing
Company license money, the Supreme
Court yesterday held, however, that
the money need not have been turned
in to the treasury Immediately by the