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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 2-The following are to-
morrows entries:
First race. six furlongs, sellng-Alcor Jo4.
Toboggan 104. The Pet 104. st. Noel IO4 Aliista
100. Phiora 10i, Pacifco 104 Marco 10s Tam
0'Shanter 104, Auditor 104 Florentire 1O7
Petit Due 107. st. George Jr 10T. Agnes vir-
ginia ll0, Elliott 113. Orderly 115.
Second race, one mile. seilng-Ripplemark
3d. Dudley 90. Mae Lynch 93 Heart of Hyn-
ctnth &C. Talamund 9G. Col Bartlett &C. Nal
leable 100. Bitter Hand 81. Kleinwood IO5
ROYAL Legend 10G Lazell 1O7 Whfppoor,vill
100. Matador 113
Third race, five and half furIongs-Miss
Alert l ". trace Larsen 100 Camille I0a Chase
100, Miss Ofhcions 104 Gromoboi fo7 posarriar
1Ot. Lightwool 107. Red Gauntlet III
Fourth race. six furlonEs Iroquois Handicap-
The Clansman %, Butnski % GoIdmate IL,
Don DoIno 100, Devout 1O9
Fifth race, one mIle-Henry watterson ~
Joe Coyne 9S, Omar Khayyam 90, CharIatan so.
sixth race, one and q sixteenth miles sailing
High Bear lO3 Postman 105, The Gadhv JOG.
Chanida 100. Amberita Ill -
Weather cloudy; track heavy
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Tcacress, Belle of Port
land, Spring.
Second race-Waterbury, Don En-
rique, ArimO.
Third race-Dr. Gardner, Single Shot,
Rye.
Fourth race-Thomas entry, PAN
toufie, Eandzarra.
Fifth race-BIue Dale, DoIIie Dollars,
Irene A.
sixth race-Adonis, Stole, Lady Tar
entalla.
Weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
PRAISES STAMFORD TEAM.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. -
In the opinion of Prof. T. w. Edge
worth Davis, an eminent geologist of
the University of Sydney. who visited
stanford Yesterday, the Cardinal fifteen
are at the present time playing Rugby
ball IN way that would do credit to
any British aggregation He was an
interested spectator at the practice, and
was surprised at the speed and knowl-
cage OF the game that the Reds, the
nrst squad of the Varsity, displayed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
SUMMARY

Hits-On Randolph 9. of Nagle O. Home
rln-Carson Two-base hits-Carlisle ., Toman.
base errors-Los Angeles !. Left on bases
Los Angeles 4. Portland s. Bases on balls-On
Randolph . OF Schimpn 1. Off Nagle l. Struck
Out-By Randolph 2, by Schimpn /, by Hender-
son 2. Double play-McCreedie 10 Carson
Passed ball-BuckIey. Hit by pitcher Bernard
Lister. Time OF game hours and . minutes
Umpire-Perrne.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
WIRE STICKS UPRIGHT IN HEAD

piece of wire an eighth of an inch
in diameter and two feet long fell yes
terday from the eight-story Whittel
building on Geary street, near Grant
avenue, and struck p. Pyot a concrete
worker, who was in the basement of
the structure, on the head. The wire
stuck upright in Pyot's head. He was
removed to the Emergency Hospital
The outcome of the injury is uneer-
tain.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
ABE ATTELI. AND BAKER
TO MEET AT END OF MONTH

LOS ANGELES. Oct. Abe Attell
and. Harry Baker will meet in Los An
geles before the Pacific Athletic Club
for the feather-weight championship OF
the world in a twenty-round bout
scheduled to take place on Tuesday
night. October 80.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
LEAGUE PRESIDENT
DECIDES MANY
PROTESTS.

President Bert of the Pacific Coast
Baseball League has been busy man
for the last few days deciding the var
aous protests that have come up lately
After working day and night over the
disputed games, Bert announced his
ruling yesterday. The decisions Will
affect all clubs about alike. though
Portland viii be the heaviest loser as
two. its winning games have been
thrown out.
The claim which Seattle put in
against San Francisco when umpire
Klopf retired in the Northern city some
weeks ago was not allowed This
means that the game goes to San Fran
cisco. as is recorded in the official av-
erages.
Bert decided that the two winning
games which Joe Corbett pitched
against Los Angeles shall be forfeited
70 the latter club. Captain Dillon Of
the Angels protested on the ground
that Corbett was not eligible, as Brook
lyn never gave his release TO San Fran
cisco. Bert looked over the ruling Of
President Ebbetts Of the Brooklyn
team and was convinced that Dillon
was right
In the Portland Oakland game played
last month al the focner town. Catcher
DOnuhue was umpiring in place of the
regular Indicator man. who was indisN
in the ninth inning, Captain McCreedie
Of Portland called Donuhue out Of the
umpire's box TO bat Bert decided that
this game shall be credited to Oakland
for tne reason that SO long as Donuhue
was an umpire he occupied the position
Of a league official and Mccreedie
therefore was not qualified TO call
Donuhue in TO bat.
san Francisco has signed First Base,
man Fair OF the Preside team of the
state League, Fair has been a winning
bail player an the bushes and Parke
Wilson believes he win make good in
fast company.
Hildebrand and Dunleayy did not
leave for the south with the Seals
Both are still in the hospital class and
win moi be able 10 play for another
week or So
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
I,ErNI, ON oIe AIrTn RAcr

NEW YORK. Oct. announcement
Is MADE that Foxhall Keene viii prob
ably be unable TO drive his car in the
Vanderbilt cup race on Saturday be-
cause Of serious breakdown of a cyl-
inder in his ca- with Keeae oat the
German Automobile Club wiz be repre-
sented with but two cars those OF Rob-
ert Graves and George NJ. Brown.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

Sacrifice hit-Spencer TwO-base hits-Cssey
and -WheeleF. Three base hits-McLaughlin
Hosg,. First. base op balls-On Myers A. of
'Hoag ;. Struck Out-By Myers s, BY HOag 3
Left on bases-San Francisco IL. Fresno 4
Passed balls-HOgan- Hit by pitcher-Irwin
Delmas Umpire-Derrick. Time Of game
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Boston de-
feated Washington today to 5, knock
ing Goodwin out of the box in the sew
enth. Score: r.. III. p.
Washington .5 -
DoSloH ..f..-..' ........;6
Batteries = Goodwin, Smith and
Wakefield; Oberlin and Carrigan
CLEV ELAND Oct. 2. - Cleveland
Donovan freely Liebhart, late of the
Memphis Southern League, pitched his
hrst game and held Detroit to three
hits: Congalton's batting and Turner's
leldng We're features. Score:
c,a,a,.a r. H, E.
S..a emu '....-s-s..'- .'-...s-.--t IL
ioit ...... ........l o
Batteries Liebhart and BueIow;
Donovan and PAYNE.
ST LOUIS, Oct. 2.-Chicago shut out
st Louis again today, 4 to 0. Owens
pltcnlng Tor Chicago was feature, the
st Louis team being unable to solve
his delivery. The series Will conclude
tomorrow with double header Score:
r. H. E.
~. - i1oui'' -. ......V
Cnlcago ....s.........4 O
Batteries-Glade and Spencer; owen
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 2.-Philadel-
phia defeated New York today through
the effective Pitching of Coombs The
New York q q
Philadelphia .4 10
Batteries-Chesbro, Doyle and Thorn
as; Coombs and Berry
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

WANT LIGHTS on BAT STREET.-p~cnertv
owners pefiticned The Supervisors yesrprdev r.
have lights Installed on Bay street from the.
water frcnt TO Montgomery avenue: also tfat I've
streets In tie vicinity he cleaned and sprinxIe,l
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

SUMMARY.
Three-baSe hit-Kane Two-base hft-Smith.
Sacrifice hits-Devereaux. Haley First base on
called balls-On vickers ., of Gates , Struck
out-By Yickers Q, by Gates 6. Wild pitch
Gates Hit by pitcher-Householder Time of
game hour and 30 minutes. Umpire-Ma-
hairy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

DoSton 8
Cincinnati < I
Batteries-Pfeffer and O'Neill; Ewing
and Schlei. Umpire-Conway
BROOKLYN, Oct. 2.-Wbiting, Brook
lyn's young pitcher, puzzled the Pitts
burg nine this afternoon and shut them
out Score: r. H E
Pittsburg .O /
Brooklyn 9 /
Batteries-Willis, Phelps and Gibson;
Whiting and Ritter. Umpires-JoI1n,
stone and Emslie.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
PLAYS
IL INNING TIE
WITH BOSTON.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BOSTON, Oct. darkness necessi-
tated the calling off of todays game
between Boston and Cincinnati at the
end of the twelfth inning with the score
tie, to 2. Weak batting marked the
contest, and all the runs scored re-
suited from poor playing. Score:
r III F.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

ACCUSED SOLDIERS RELEAsED.-wflliam
y. Il aoung. Tony Falone@and Matthew Thielen.
,srre soldiers accused OF having robbed Allen
ftahoney in saloon at 26lp lombard street.
we're discharged by Police judge Conlan yes
Iffsay There Was no evidence to Connect
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
WoMAN LOSES MaNry

WOMAN LOSES MoNEy.-slrs Angelina
Musfareine. residing at 1924 P:int Lobss ave-
nue reported 70 the nelice yrsterGny that S3n0
W ieh had been svneegled unfer Der pillow WIS
missing The theft occurred between 4 Sc
O'clock and II O'clock Monday nirlif xisile size
was absent. Detectives Dow and Hick have
been ietAiied the case.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

p,isssc If ~ $50 Inc police com
vestis ton OF the Police Department f,st
The members of taef committee viii visit tie
Central AID the O'FaTreli-sreet stations.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

Tom Dillon FOR correct styles sn
HATS corner - -NeSS avenue and Nc
Allister street. 40, ss.5o. ss.6s.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

could not come through, so the deci-
sion went TO the Commuters. The
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Elliott, Orderly, Agnes
Virginia.
Royal Legend.
Third race-Nfiss Omcious, Boserrian,
Light Wool.
Fourth race-Devout, Gold Mate, Don
DomO.
Fifth race-Envoy, CharIatan, Joe
Coyne.
Sixth race-Hish Bear, Chanida, Am
bertha.
Weather clear; track slow.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03
SPOKANE SELECTIONS.
BY Fred e. MuihoiIand.

BY Fred e. MulholIand.
First race-No entries.
Second race-Meringue, Princess
Wheeler, ChiIeno.
Third racc-EIin King, Follow Me,
King Thorpe.
Fourth race--Menden, wapnagootis,
Ella True.
Fifth race--Stilicho, Ed Sheridan,
Florence FOnsO.
Sixth race-Moncie MabIe, Euchanfer,
Flourish.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-03

Hildebrand and Dunleavy did not
leave for the south with the Seals
Both are still in the hospital class and
win not be able 10 play for another
week or SO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-17
DOSIS Y ADMINS STRACION

qupieuo mil quentos varias
pyeccone los padlmiento Dc
M mnnna aa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-17
ANALYSIS
BACTERIQLIGICO
DEL
Aqua de YiIdjuiga
PRACTICABLE tof 81
Doctor FeTTer PIera

CoNcLUsIoNEs. u ri aqua
DO Vtlsia'gs % obsolatamsnss
pura, dtsds el punto de vista
baetsriol6gieo, y no coaiisas,
en- consssusncls, ningan ssrmsn
u0civ0.
q Los rssultadoa & que 81
sstudio bsstsriol6gieo do aqua
Vtli jugs nos condues, sstAa On
peri Gle eoncordareia CON loo
del analisis Qufmiso, , con los
datos J e.seiiapzas qua 10 geo.
lcgfa de 10 eomarca nos proper.
ciona res 1seto & la prcfundidaA
On que el aqua ha sido ssptada
en- forms dc POGO artesisno. 20
10 naturalsza dc Ice sapss qua
ha atravesa %. logrando aai 90
perfseta filtraei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-17
Acadia Municipal de Patilas

HAata las dos do 10 tArde del dis
81 del mes eorrisnte, 10 reelhirkn Or
10 SecrstAria de este Nunicipio, pro
uoAisionss eerradas para 10 eonstrue.
zion por rem, to, dc 10 tbrs do Sup
Hospits's de mampostsis, fAbrieado
do concrete y maderas, con arreglo &
los pianos levArtados Al sfteto y que
ssrAn sntrsgAdos Al que los solicite
Ia csntidAd disponihle EAra dishs
obrA 90 10 dc o., 500, y les proposic!o'
uss dsbslAl endosArse asf; sPropo'
sisi6n sara 10 construction dc una co
% dc msmposterfs y macesas destipa
NADIA Hospital On sl pueblo de Ps
tillAs.s
L. O'dtnarzA y plisgo dc coudi-
sionss & que hA de quedar aomelido
81 rsmati ito, ssrkn enIrsg Adau lam.
biGn { los ibGsres los.
PAtillAs, D .eismhrs 8 de 1906
F ZENoN GELY
6-3s A!sAlde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-17
ToWhon It may concern

N0tise 10 hereby by given that q
petition for . frsnshiss for. The con
struesion of . wharf In The wAter front
Of the harbour OF Ponce, has been
srsser ted 70 the Yxseutivs COUNSEL Of
Puerto Rico.
Any and oil persons desiring 10
bs heard for or sgainst ths granting
OF sush frAt ehiie, may present Ihsir
Arguments sitnsr orally or In writing
before ihs Committee, on the 2ad dsy
Of JAnuAry 1907
San Juan. P. R.. D,e. 1Ath, 1908.
GuilkTmo Cortdda
For The petilionAry. his attorney,
Ramon Gambia C6rdoro,
Harbour and Docks Epgit esr,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-17
EDTCT0

Estados Upidos de Amsriea. II Pre-.
sidsnts dc los EstAdos UDidos ..
Fortsxs, Alfonso y Comp, demsndan'
te. VI, YstebAn Nontanez, IdsnAn
dAdo.
Ejecuei6n de Sent4nstd SObrs c0bro Dc
pesos, daaos y ptTjuset0s.
JsaGs ma Vega y Sanchez, Mar
shsl de 10 Corte munieiPAl del Dis
trito judicial municipal do Vega Baia
P. R. HAgo aAber. que en- sl pleito
arriba tiIulado y por virtrd do ur
sNandanugs obtsnido { o ls Colts do
Distrlto dc San JuSn por los Ssfio.
res ForhzA Alfonso y Comp ordensn-
do do seusrdo CON 10 disPusato 81 f.
nal del pSrrato 80 Arlisulo 247 del
C6d'go de EDiuisiAmisnto Civil, 40
IIsve sdelAnts la sissusi6n con sl re.
maze On 81 case Go los bisnes smbar.
xAdos Al demandAdo EstebaE Monta.
neg para hAeer tfsetiva 10 sentsncia,
por 10 que 90 ordenA, que 10 sosie
dad demandants, recobre del deman'
dsdo 10 suma do 244 dollars del &C.
pital, con oil intsres legal del Q por
100 spuAl , las oostas del p'eito: ,
habisndoee prestado 70. ID tosisdsd 9
sieeniAnte 10 30 ufcisnte GMEs.q 70 60 el
presents esso tetsrminA el citAdo ar
If.ulo 24T del C6digo de Eniu'sia
misnso Civil, eumplisndo ditho <AAn'
danuE.S
So ha dispueato nuevf msnte 10
vertA en- blica subasla por oil tSr
mIno de 20 dias CO los bisnes inmus-
hlss que 4 eont nuAei6n 90 deseriber
II FInss urbanA 8 ea,s terrsrs,
de MADEIRA y axoses, CON cocina y pa'
ito, rAdicada On 10 Gale sDel Cen
tvos de esta pohlasl6n, mAreAdA cor
el 6msro s, con 50 solar que mids
9 meAros do trente por s dc fIndo:
eolindAnts por 10 derseha sntrando,
Autss con don Euelidss @ lmsnex, hoy
con Jose Lombs; por Ia izQuierda,
antes cor Febx Roman, hoy % Sues
a!5n; y por 10 espalda con Psirop .
Otsrc, TIene IN slgibe en Cd patio,
q Urts1a 6 cssa mAdsras del
plfa, lerrera, tech d. dc zirc, mi6e
aIueo vArss &c frepte por cineo dc
fIpdo, en- % solar ce eipeo varss de
freuse per tfsce dc I ,ndo; lindanle
por IL dsrschA entTsndo, con Arge
R1uau; por 10 izqui,rdA, con 10 o..
lie <LassrAl del kur;s por el frents,
aou lA cAile GPrimsra Avenida;D por
O fondo con 10 Suseai6n GrAt ela,
FL remAts t,nd,G lugar sn esss
Core, en- IL ctieinA del Mar hal Ga.
lie Lateral del Norts, les dos de Ii
iardr, del I.mo dia en- cue lerm mar
los de ia I'd olieae6n dc este edietp
81 oil perio&iso LA DMAoeRAeIA
Lo que SO haes pdblieo ca sl 20.
r6dico snt:s sitsdo para eonoci.
m ento de los Que quieran IL tsrssArss
sn . suhAsts; hseiendo eonstar, uus
20 50 admiIirA pc stuFA slguna eue
no clbrA Go ecnlado el vGlor de 10
asnlsr sist
Dado bsio mi nfms, e. Vega Bal
. vsiate s,iS de NoviembrO de
mil noveelenloS seis.
JesM M Vega,
Martha! municipal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-17
4 Qy!ln CO [e!penda

Por ID presents 90 hace saber al
pdblieo que don Guillsrmo Cortads
ha solieitado del Consejo Ejssutivc
de Puerto Ria, lA eonoesi6n de uns
tranq uieia para la construction de mn
urslls do ribs,a on sl puerto do Pom
s, P. r.
Todss les personss qre deseen ser
oidAs On pro On CT ntrA de 10 conee'
si6n solieitAdA, rueden presentar sus
sYgumentos dsl Abra 6 por essritc
ante el Connie de trsDquieiss del Con
ui' Eiesuiivo el dfA do Ensro dc
1907.
San Juan. P r Diciembrs IA 1905
Por oil peIisionario, 81 reprssentante
Ramon Gambia C6rdova.
Iugsniero do PueYtos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-17
Al PUB.IC0

En pJder del vseinoIdon yoae Fer
hlndo Aponle % ensusrt.A dspcSltA'
dtunI vAeA india amarillo manila
marsAdA c, 3. J 81 60 lA mAIA J eos
illlo de1ehA , una r. % 10 sspaldA
del 10 no lAdo suyA vAsA IsEdn do
moIlrAbA TArI6 10 nothI del die 90
qae tlG lllAdA sn Ia ansA de disho
agEjF
En oAso de cue 20 spArsslsFs 81
datHJ de sIlA issha Al II del entrants
mss De Dislsmbrs, ss vsndsFk On ID
bisE suoAlis 90 dishl diA les dos
Dc ID lsFds.
10 egs Is hasSE ealiso pArA COCO
: m.salo general , en- sumsllmlsnto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-17
Sc VENDE

10 iuego do tres esntrifugAs sisse
ms sHspnorihs con 90 motor. 80 msz-
clsdor y 81 elevator do axdsar, todo
en- msgnifso sstAdo, Dirigirss & don
Juio Gay, haslenda Santa AuA, Jan
e0a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-17

Para lur.e e.N.gs, taehos. ecmbssv
aeeeeeUos Centra.es. Lafayette. ArfcYo.
luanta, hsYames eassela. Bafca8aels.
San Vcsnte. VEGA Rsn, Providence. pat.
lass Meredith "a aa, Buena Vata. c..
toaa1
ISuCRS, De |, vlLLAhIl I o. :
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27

Mark Twain has retired from the
lecture platform and will 40 longer
talk for money.
over $S, 100000 will be spent In de-
veloping power from the upper waters
of Kings river in the San Joaquin
valley. New York and Boston capital
lists are behind the scheme.
The Republican State Convention
of Indiana has endorsed the platform
and policy of the administration and
commended President Roosevelt's
stand on the antitrust laws.
OF the 1900 emergency troops station
cd at stotsenburg, in the Philippines.
260 are down with malaria and other
diseases. The heat is excessive and
there are insufficient barracks.
Secretary Taft's denial of the report
that the Philippines are to be sold -
Japan has not quieted the appreheu-
sion among the Filipinos. who are pro-
testing against any such move.
A painting by an old master, pro-
nounced as worth $50, ,0O0 has been dis
covered hanging I'm a kitchen in Bronx
It is supposed to be by Levers, tho
French artist of the seventeenth GEN.
tury.
The coal operators have admitted at
II hearing of the Interstate Com
merce Commission that the freight
rates and proportion of tonnage for
the different railways are fixed by
the coal trust
There is a movement on foot in Swift
zerland to prohibit the manufacture OF
absinthe. As Switzerland is where prac-
tcally all the abslnthe is made this
will wipe out the absinthe drinking
throughout the world.
Owing to the strenuous work he. has
been doing, President Castro, of vene-
zuela. has retired temporarily for three
months. The vice president has taken
his place and all questions at issue
will be amicably settled.
Apostles Cowley and Taylor. of the
Utah Mormon church, have been drOp,
ped from the quorum and ID. o. Me-
Kay. G. f. Richards and o. r Whit
ney elected to fill the vacancies. None
of the three is a polygamist.
new education bill has been intro
duced into the British House of Com
mons. The bill will attempt to a0 away
with the great sectarian troubles I'M
jected into the British educational sys-
TEN by the laws now in force.
| Through the loss of an oar a glass
bottomed boat at San Diego was
wrecked In the breakers, the owner
being drowned In attempting to carry
line ashore. Two men and eight
women tourists were rescued
| Dowle was Jeered and hustled when
arriving In Chicago from the South and
there are threats In Zion to shoot him
on sight. Instead OF the forcefuI,
clustering man he was, he In now
feeble, querulous and broken In health
! The President IL taking vigorous steps
to secure the indictment OF the prin-
: oipals In the beef packers trust. There
II evidence TO sustain a charge that
the packers have individually dlsre-
garded the injunction OF Judge Gross
cup.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27
KoNA's LATEST INDUSTRY.

The steamer Alameda, on her last
trip, brought down two dozen sample
boxes of few tons of a species Of
Kona rock that Mr., Edwards, the va
nilla planter, had sent to the Coast to
be specially prepared, In its present
form, its utility is said TO be remarka'
hle for cleaning kitchen utensils, glass,
leather, furniture aud motal work.
Mr.. Edwards is apprehensiye that
the bulk of the stock has been lost In
the late catastrophoi but says that the
adyices he has received, as 20 the APP
probation Of the preparation by those
who have used il, justify the establish
ing of factory ON the spot whore the
crude material is pToeurable,
This industry would be- another link
IN the chain towards the meress OF the
kona railway, for which u charter has
recently been granted
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27
Executive Chamber.
Honolulu. Hawaii, March 2, 1906.

Honolulu Hawaii, March 2, 1906.
Sir; In reply to your memorandum
of January 81, covering a letter ad-
dressed to yourself by Hon John F.
Lacey, chairman of the Committee on
the Public Lands, House of Represent
atives, and asking for immediate re-
port relating to II. r. 10,l06, "A bill
providing for the setting aside for
governmental purposes of certain
ground in Hilo Hawaii l have the
honor to report that a portion of block
c, rs by loo feet situated at the COR
ner of Waianuenue street and Bridge
street has just been decided to the
Hilo Masonic Association i'm exchange
for a site for the Hilo High School.
This action was suggested, recommend
ed, and approved at mass meeting
of citizens at Hilo held in December,
1905, to meet superintendent Babbitt
of the Department of Public Instruc-
tion for the purpose of discussing the
location of a site for the said high
school.
The remainder of block is still
available for a Federal building site
and in my opinion, should be declared
a Government reservation for such
purpose
/ have the honor to be, sir, your
obedient servant,
A. L. C. ATKINSON,
Acting Governor of Hawaii.
HON, e. A. HITCHCOCK,
Secretary of the Interior, Washington,
ID. C.
Your committee, basing their action
upon the foregoing communication,
recommend the following amendment:
Excepting therefrom so much OF
said tract as has been decided to the
Hilo Masonic Association OF the Ter
ritory of Hawaii"
AS amended the committee recon-
mend that the bill do pass.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27
Department of the Interior.

Washington, March 15, 1906.
Sir: Your letter of January 2s, 1906.
has been received, transmitting copy
of H. r. 1O,106, entitled "A bill provid-
ing for the setting aside for govern
mental purposes of certain ground in
Hilo, Hawaii" and requesting such in
formation and suggestions as the de-
partment might be able to furnish re-
lating thereto.
The bill in effect provides that all OF
the public land contained In block {,
in the city of Hilo, Hawaii, shall be
set apart as a Government reservation
and site for Federal building, exist
ing buildings thereon to be disposed OF
by sale or otherwise by the Superin-
tendent of Public Works, and the pro-
ceeds of such disposition to be applied
to the parking and general improve
ment of said Federal building site.
In further response thereto l have
the honor to transmit herewith, for
your information copy of a letter from
the Acting Governor of Hawaii, dated
the End instant, which contains all the
information in the possession of the
department relative to the subject of
the bill in question. Very respectfully,
E. A. HITCHCOCK,
Secretary.
HON. JOHN F. LACEY,
Chairman Committee on the Public
Lands, House of Representatives.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-27
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