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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06

There always seems to be some con-
gress in session to worry the nations.
It's the Russian douma now.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06

Having a new milk inspector, it is to
be hoped that he won't join the milk
men in skimming the cream off his
lob
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06

Recall for Yonkin? Remember
"Doo'' Houghton, and don't.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06

If Abe Ruef is fugitive from just
ice, what shall be said of Fiddler
Schmitz?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06

Maybe Jamaica will cease to culver
now that Swettenham has resigned.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06

It will hustle Chief Kern now to live
up to that diamond star.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06

Jerome seems to have had an attack
of brain storm also.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06

Why should Venice be dry? Its very
nome resents the suggestion.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06


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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06

Little slow with the whitewast
brush on that receiving hospital, ehi
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06

IAOONA Y a IIINU ANUELOS
T1EMAN WHO MADE AMENDS
Some homemade Grand
ANaELus sEDAREs highly excae versatile
MToAEI F & EEIsos fat
kinds LEO G3TTLD SMALL
PAsoUALE HAR1ART polite banm in Justice
Boyle Heights villagers, peasants yeomen sendarmes.
1.
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stranger who e SSsoue g box of pguheS to mfr the
away coat Anselus waves his kife) ~ ~ w ~
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
Population of Los Angeles, 1864

quite a storm, wasn't it?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-06
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-29
THE RAPID TRANSIT CO.,
A MOUNTAINEERING CONCERN

| There was a meeting of the share
holders in the Honolulu Rapid Transit
& Land Co. yesterday morning In the
office of the President, Stargenwald
building. Reports were made by the
| treasurer and manager showing the
company to be in a healthy condition.
During the year 1906 the company
paid out in dividends the sum of SAT 900
carving over balance of net profits
| to 1907 30,759.67.
The total operating expenses, ex-
elusive of taxes, were 1888 per cent.
of the gross earnings, as against 61.03
per cent. for 1905 The gross earnings,
per average mile of road operated were
$15.S27. SO and the net earnings So
6s3.91 as against $14, 1886 and So
469 SO, respectively, for the preceding
year.
The amount of capital stock issued
and outstanding as of December 81 con-
sists of $500 shares of 6 per cent, non
5000 shares of common stock.
The funded debt amounting to $780,
900 remains as of last year and there
are eighteen bonds of the value of one
thousand dollars each remaining I'M
sold.
The sum of $6,41S.65 was expended
in construction, equipment and better
ments.
There were 6,937, 1856 pay passengers
carried during the year an increase of
442, 420 over the previous year, the
total passenger revenue reaching $780,
67115 an increase of more than twenty
thousand dollars. The net earnings of
the express car were $846.5S and the
total increase of operating expenses,
$49S.70 was mainly for repairs to the
aquarium tanks.
There have been no extension of
lines during the year and none are
contemplated for the immediate future.
All of the old officers were reelected
with the exception of Geo. P. Thielen
who was succeeded as secretary by
William Williamson.
The following extract is from the re-
port submitted by General Manager
Ballentyne:
The year embraced within this re-
port was very favorable one, show
ing material increase over the results
of the preceding year. The total pas
sengers carried, including free passen-
gers, was 7,062,S52. Of the different
classes the full-fare passengers were
{, 62S,476. half-fare passengers (school
children) 3OS,SS0 and free passengers
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adjoining or adjacent to this block.
We therefore request that your inn
mediate attention be given to this ma
ter, not only for the purpose of COM
pleting the macadaniZing of this en-
tire section, but also for the purpose
of protecting the work which has al
ready been done.
The diagram referred to shows that
Wyllie, Judd and Nuuanu streets, Pun
nui avenue and the makai portion of
Liliha street have all been macadamiz-
ed, but that LiIiha from Judd to WyI-
lie street, has not been so treated.
The document was signed by G. r.
Carter, J. r. Gait, A. F. Judd, Sam'i
G. Wilder, A. w. Carter, C. du Roi,
Bishop Libert, r. T. P Waterhouse
and others.
Residents and property owners resid-
ing in or about Sixth Avenue Kaimu
petitioned that coral rock be placed on
the road for 1850 feet makai of the Wa
ialae road to enable their children,
wives and themselves to go to town
and school dry-shod.
Citizens and taxpayers residing in
the section bounded by King street on
the mauka side, Piikoi street on the
Eva street, Sheridan road on the Wa
ikiki side and G. M. Cookies swamp
lands on the makai side, prayed the
board to look into the matter of the
roads in this district. The roads in
this district are said to be next to i'm
passable and children cannot, at times,
get to school.
Property holders and residents OF
Manoa Valley petitioned the board to
take cognizance of the deplorable con-
To- \
by the recent storms, and to replace a
wooden bridge which has ben washed
out.
The above petitions We're referred to
the proper committee.
PARK KEEPERS.
An appointment of park keepers re
suited as follows:
Aala Park-W. K Kailirnai. J. w
Pahau.
Thomas Square, K. KahoiwaI. w.
Bishaw.
Emma square-L. w. Aylett.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
It was decided to insure the property
and furniture of the county for the
period of one year. The estimated cost
as about $50.
The Committee on Sanitation and
Health was instructed to confer with
of Public Works Hol-
loWay, to see what can be done in the
matter of raising the garbage rates.
This action was taken after receiving
the advice of Deputy County Attorney
Olson as to the legality of the proceed
ing.
Road Supervisor Johnson's bond was
reduced from $4,000 to 5000.
Harvey and Fern tried to evolve a.
scheme whereby the road workers
could get their wages nearer the time
they were due After lengthy dis
,ussion it was decided to continue the
Did system of pay days.
AT $50 O'Clock the board adjourned
till Feb. 5.
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NOVEL IDEA IS REJECTED
Continued from Page one.)

NSOiihihuCd axe oDG.J
Answering a question he also stated
that Inspector James c. Davis had al
ready visited all of the schools on Mo-
lokai except two inaccessible at this
season.
A promising report was made Of the
High school in Hilo, Mr.. Rabbit say
ing it would have as pupils the coming
year. He expected that Honolulu High
school would have $50 pupils.
Referring to matters upon which he
suggested the Commissioners should be
posted, SO that they could give inform
alton to inquiring members of the Leg
islature, Mr.. Rabbit stated that the
system of the department for keeping
in touch with all of the schools in the
Territory was now to all intents per-
feet. Any proper question about
teacher in even the remotest section
could be answered Immediately from
data on the files of the department.
A supplementary report on industrial
education, for inclusion in the depart
mental report, was submitted and APP
proved but not made available for
publication Of any summary OF it's con-
tents in advance of the main docu-
ment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-29
4 RARE COPY OF
THE SCRIPTURES

In the window of the Hawaiian
Board book rooms in the Progress block
is perhaps the oldest Bible ever seen
in Honolulu. 1t is probably one of
the s'Bishop Bibles which were or
dered to be placed in all the churches
in England early in Elizabeth IS reign.
That this one was a church Bible seems
probable as the marks of the steel
clasps which constituted the "chain -
are still visible. It is curious, however,
that it contains that term "breeches' -
in Gen. 3:S which is the peculiar mark
of the Geneva or "breeches' Bible.
The book is in remarkable state of
preservation and shows the date 1873.
very plainly in several places.
One of the noticeable things about
the book is it's fine workmanship: the
print is clear and the paper must have
been of very superior sort of vellum
to have stood the years so well. In
reading this book all the old fashioned
spelling, of which one hears so much
OF late, is curiously pertinent. The
vigorous English also strikes oneE
crude old Anglo-Saxon which is not
apt to mince matters
The book is the property of Mrs
G. j. Day and is loaned that the public
may have the opportunity of seeing this
rare old book.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-29

and anxiety. Coughs, colds and Group
to which children are susceptible. are
quickly cured by its use. 1t counter
acts any tendency of a cold to result in
pneumonia. and when given as soon as
the first symptoms Of Group appear, 1t
will prevent the attack. This remedy
contains nothing injurious and mothers
give it to little ones with a feeling Of
perfect security. Sold by Benson,
Smith & Co., Ltd, Agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-29

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F|REMEN WILL
GET VACATION
AND THEIR PAY
CONTINUED from Page One.)

1IOtiA csc oLO.J
of 1905 in re collection of personal tax
now due from the employees under the
various departments of the County OF
Oahu.
/ believe that the board can greatly
assist this bureau and facilitate the
collection of these taxes by instructlns
the heads of each of the departments
under the county to make some dennite
arrangements with the men under
them whereby they will be able to meet
this burden with the least inconveni-
ence to themselves.
1t is the policy of this bureau to or
fer the taxpayers every opportunity TO
pay these taxes before they become de-
linouent and If my suggestion meets
with your kind consideration and ap-
prevail there will be no cause for ILL
feeling or friction with the employees
as would otherwise happen were / to
resort to the stringent provisions OF
the above sections of the law.
The system which has been generally
adopted by the several plantations OF
this county for facilitating the ccllec-
ton of the personal taxes from their
Iaborers can be readily understood by
your honorable board from the en-
closed coupons, which | am pleased to
isfaction among the laborers of these
plantations, and I believe that the
same system can be inaugurated with
the garbage and road departments of
this county where the men are only re-
ceiving from 81 to s1.25 a day, and
upon whom the deduction of SIS in one
=,
hardship, especially when a man has
only IS or Sc coming to him; hence L
believe if the road and garbage men
are instructed to make their payments
as per enclosed coupons they will read
lily see that it is to their advantage to
do so.
Thanking You for your courtesy, I
beg to remain, yours respectfully,
JAMES L. HOLT,
Assessor LIST Taxation Division, T. H.
The coupons called for two payments
of two dollars and one payment of one
dollar.
PETITIONS.
There was the usual flock of nett
lions, the most important perhaps of
which read as follows:
AAoho4OIu, l. H., Jan. Il, 1907.
10 the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of the County of Oahu, Territory
of Hawaii.
We the undersigned, residents, prop
erty owners and taxpayers, earnestly |
petition you to take such action as will
insure the prompt macadamizing of
Llllha street, between Judd and Wyilie
streets, in the city of Honolulu.
You will find attached a rough dia-
gram showing the street in question
marked with blue pencil, and your at
tention is particularly called to the fact
that all the surrounding, adjoining and
streets on said diagram are
now macadamized. thereby leaving this
one block without having received any
attention for some years, and in a. con-
dition, which is bound sooner or later
to inJure, or at least partially DESTROY
those portions of macadamized road
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Leaving a balance Of
net earnings from
operations of s147, 1858. 10
The passenger traffic shows a profit
of s144, 554.25; the freight and express
traffic profit of s5,254.72 and the Aqua
rum loss Of s2140S7. Against the
balance of net earnings of s147. 1870
there has been charged on tax account
$15,600, on car license account $521; in
terest on funded debt Sal. 400 and other
interest $225.76 a total of s57.746.76, leav-
ing a balance of net income on opera
ton account of $90,021.34. to which
must be added miscellaneous income
$5730.60 making a total net income or
$95, 1874, being an increase over That
of 1905 of s24,311.54, equal to 81 per
cent.
The car mileage for the year was l.
538. 627, as against 1902, 209 for the pre-
ceding year, an increase of So. Ais miles,
being a daily average of 4215 miles.
append hereto statement showing
the monthly income and expenditure,
including fixed charges, in connection
with the operating accounts. which Is
self explanatory.
AQUARIUM.
able report as to the operations of the
Aquarium for the year. The total adj
missions for the year were 1922, of
which 1906 were adults and 1856 were
children. Comparing these results with
1905 I find there was falling off in
the adult admissions of 1855 and in the
admissions of children of 752 The in
come was $1S63.90 against which there
was an expense account of $400477 Of
which $424.10 was chargeable to break
age of glass and the renewal of the
piping in connection with the water
system; the original wood
en- pipes having been completely de-
stroyed by the toredo.
In concluding I desire to express my
sincere appreciation of the loyalty of
the company's employees in all depart
ments, to its interests. It is a source
of great satisfaction to the manage
ment to have in our service q body of
men in whom confidence can be placed, |
and who, while considering their own
are not unmindful of that of |
their employer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-29

Ma, what's silhouette?'' TITS one
Of them pert. silly girls that dances
and sings in the pieces they play on
the stage. Baltimore American.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-29

Sne-Would You rather walk or ride
there? He-Well, I've been out in the
motor car so much lately that I think
I'd rather ride for change.-Puck.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-29
A HABIT TO BE ENCOURAGED.

The mother who has acquired the
habit Of keeping on hand a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saves
herself a great amount Of uneasiness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-30

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Stoa'1 7'fiNihS these blades causes th'
eSl'I'"' n - ''N'''N'' turning inc Si'tit
y "''i''l ''loy "'' ''%rd "hd thus srl-
Grating """'f "''hoHt fn'tI"h. V'b:''-
'''A or J'f' rms machine iiSt"I 1T
ana really only measuring ~ to no
horsepower M" shown l''o h"Et"-
power n -" smart "nd Al c'T'"h;" ii
d"iil' 'i''' 81 "''' III ''hy 'iii'. Nilh s."
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-30

place Of business ana bevcl plate mir
ror5 or plush furniture is lacking.
Passing down the alley between the
huge boilers one enters the pump room
ana machine SHOP. III The pump
room there are two feed pumps ana
three cunIcnScrs. The north end of
this room is separated from the rest BY
:; raii ana here IL a complete machinr
Hh1p With An tn" machinery ana tools
necessary fnr making minor r,rrir-.
\ snal! IntL", pIlncr and uprieh, drill
are Included i'll the equipment.
Going NJ Il flight If several steps nmc.
next enters the main machine noor
Nh"r, that great unknown force rlcc-
tririty is generated aud started on its
journey throughout thi.s section II til.
ktnncbcr valley III" main IiIle If
shaft divides III" room into two PARTS
and f"r the s:tilr ri cICarne.s the side.
toward tn" river is called tie ''N'r+t
Side" ana that Opposite thc ":.ast
Sil."
Tic "W,.t Side" contains two
monster Mrintush :, yinnur & Co..
steam engines, one Of 20 horsepower
ana the other of 25U horsepower These.
arr EoltrI direct to TWO 200 Ililovatt
alternating current three phaze gen
orators. The generators are not pretty
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different. The polished brass work
ard the shining steel Of these great
power units make them pleasing to the
eye, the builders evidently having had
ideas Of symmetry as Wen as Of power
A 500 volt direct current generator
b,ltcd to the main line Of shaft COM
pl"tcS the equipment on the "Wcst
Side" This last machine is used for
power purpose only ana ii is this ma
chin" which is called into service when
tn" Ecnncbcc Journal begins its night $
V ork.
Really the finest piece Of mccha-
nirm il the State Of Maine stands at
tn" north end of the East Side" a
80 horsepower Wcstinghouse-P Parsons
steam turbine with direct power trans
mission to 800 kloWatt generator Of the
latest design. These two machines
combined rs they are. represent about
as much energy as modern science has
been able to confinc in small amount
Of space ANA always have in complete
control.
tn" turbine looks not unlike the
cylinder # Il mammoth engine, only
thar i'll place Of the piston roI Il re-
volving shaft runs direct to the gen
crater. Steam is let into this huge
cyli.dcr through i five inch feed pipe.
II then passes round a cylinder On
which arc fixed Il series Of little blades
50 %,t rs to form a worm in principle
somewhat like that of an augcr. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-30
Interesting Story Of How Electricity is Made
and Distributed to the Various Places
That Are Furnished With Light and
Power Recent improvements Have
Made This Station One Of the Best
Equipped in Maine

1t was not SO very many years a2"
that the people living up ana down tn"
Kennebec Valley did whatcvcr they
were obliged to do after the sun WeHt
down. by the light Of q ttIIow candle.
1t is within the memory If people no"
living that these conditions existed and
by some they are still referred to ~
''the good old times"
Whale-ol succeeded tallpW, Kerosene
succeeded whaIc-oil ana to Il certain
extent gas succeeded Kerosene. With
the changes in the material from which
the light was obtained came q treIncnd
Gus increase in the amount Of work done
by artificial light. Not only the homes
but the manufacturing pIants and
stores had need of it ana some Of them
required artificial light throughout tn"
"a hours of every day. The use Of All
the materials referred to was accom-
panied by more or less danger fro.
fire. and Inconvenience on account of
smoke or doors, beside tn. expense
necessary to produce anything like
adequate light for intricate work
With the development Of electricity
as lighting agent came corresponding
improvements in gas ana Kerosene
lighting facilities but it remains Il fact
that there is no light now i'm use that is
used with less Inconvenience and less
danger from fire than VI, ctricity.
Every city ana town Of appreciate
size has at least one electric light
plant nowadays aud many have more
than one. Various POWERS are used to
turn the dynamns which rrr:.tr the
current, some use water, some steam
and some gasolcuc, tn" latter especially
for small plants. Water power j.
much used in Maine on account uf TN
abundance Of this energy ana il is
largely this power used ON tine kcnuc-
bee.
The best brains of tho country have
been devoted t. the dcvoIuurncnt III
electric power for light. heat ana power
purposes during t." past T. years and
the result is that the most highly
organized power plants il tie world
are devoted TO this purpose "A couple
of hours spent in such q place il not
only Interesting to one who has de
voted more or less time to Tia" study
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ais, ;.It Sou;hc,ly portion : black
,e:inoa; 'r.t!lrys;, TIE te:i.c: . white
n.ar' w s.ui::, snlA.i-r ..ert:1a y. y3ndy
uI..p VII b."-, Nc.ia-nt st.ro. Ii!e drs,
$ elton IL. ,ns,r-a III It'll switch and
ncasar'n% ";I. sr~tss r;r "ccaad. or
vh.t. .c,t.o.: u G,y,:-I u distribution.
'rhis ssctirn wa- WI exhibition ~ III
No.li4 F,,ir ~ Cli-a.o ;suG ~ consa-
erred u.t nn.y D;.r Q. the most beaut-
tul L.n.'is il, thc country, but also one
n tie last arranged. There are five
lrI@" =Y it,nct UT ills board ana II
la;4y .,tctr+, each ~ labelled for. the
."r:A il r.If1r,as. The first is West
Sid, state lious,;;' The next, Com
mtreial;" II. next. East Side" the
next. "Ga,Iincr:" the next, "Toeus,
ana Inst. 'HallpWcI." The metal upon
the board is either polished brass, cop
I.cr ~ nickel.
While IVY front II The board Is ex-
trcrely pretty, tt.r beck IL enough
Nv, ,.,. n..Iy N. prr1,t N TIM tr,,,,carl
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