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!MORRISVILLE

Mrs. II. II. Ward, with her children
and mother, Mrs. NJ. X. Lewis, have re-
turned to Wilmington, Del.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest L. Morse have gone TO Providence,
R. Miss Flora Hehh. teacher In dis
ftrict No 19, went to johnson to pass
Saturday and Sunday with her sister
Miss Bessie Hobh,-Miss Mabel Wade is
Eat work in the Citizens Telephone Co.'S
/ offce.-Mrs. Lena Atchison and daugh-
| Ter Of Westtield, Mass, and Mrs Mary
tMetcalf of Jericho are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Henry Atchison.-Mr and Mrs
, Arthur Y. Hollis have returned from
iSxnervillc, Mass.-The annual meeting
of the W. G. T. L. was held nj the
iMethoGist vostry Wednesday afternoon
"a. j. Jones of Holyoko. Mass, who has
visited his brother p. G. Jones. returned
home Monday.-L. c. Tillotson left Satur-
day for Iowa, 10 return in two weeks
with q car Of horses.-Mr and Mrs
Willard Eatchelder and children passed
Sunday with Mrs. Batchelders parents
MIR. and Mrs. Wilder Magoon, in John
'son.--Miss Josephine Slayton went to
Burlington Saturday to teach again in
the Adams school-Mrs George c.
| Rublee of Wolcott visited here Satur-
day,-Mr. and Mrs. Percy Davis are to
occupy rooms in Homer Smiths house
on Congress strcct-Mrs. Lois Carsley
OF Nergennes visited her sister, Mrs J
III. Warren, Saturday The condition of
Mrs. warren remains about the same
s1iarold flsher ana Noyes Slayton went
10 Greensboro saturday to occupy the
Slaytoh cottas" at lake Caspian.-Mr,
ana Mrs Emery TIT OF ST. DO nsbury,
returned nome HarnrdaY.-Mrs. Louis
"rch'lH'o'"I, anu thfe" children returned
W n'''o" SATURDAY "ll'r TWO weeks
N's.' WIN :" ''o'.!tr' NrS' Mary IoWhe,
Nj w. "'''e vi Ia''"ctV'"e, r. e., re
."'"'' '''"'u"H "'''r NlSIt'ns reIatlNes
ave- - ." '''H VI o. 'oHhSpury
av'"'"'" ''"'o Mary r.
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North Hyde Park.-Frank Cheney of
day with his parents, Mr.. ami Mrs.
George 4. Cheney.--Mrs Il. G. Wilson
went to Plattsburgh, ~ Y, Monday
to pass week with her husband
Mrs. G.. NJ. Powers and daughters,
Dorothy and Elizabeth, and son. 1Ior-
ace. are guests of the formers par
cnts, cx-Gov. ana Mrs. u. A. Wool
bury, in BurlinFton.-Lcv NJ. Munsou
returned from Greensboro Monday
Mrs T.. r. Lewis Is visiting her sis
| tors. Mrs G. T. Clark and Mrs. Almon
| Keith, in Bnrro.-Mrs. a. Belle Croft
| and son. VINO have passed tho summer
with hcr mother, Mrs. T. J. Hail. rc
| turned Monday to Boston.-Guy Her
| rick returned to 11ardwick Monday.
| accompanied by his mothcr.-Mrs.
John Waterman Of Burlington was In
town NOTWITHSTANDING Douglass. Leon
and Rosco Davis went to Shcrbrook,
| p O.. Monday to attend the fair
Levi I'm has finished work for
George NJ Powers and clinton StyE
| giles succeeds nim.--Dr, w. A. Tenney
| of Granville y. Y. is in town. called
| here by the critical illness of his
father. Deacon Daniel Tcnnoy.-Mr
and Mrs c. w. Speakman and fam
lily of philadelphia returned home
Monday saturday evening surprise
party was given by Mrs. l.. f. Had
lev in honor Of her guests. 20 Of her
friends attending.-Erncst f. Hadlcy
was thrown from morse Sunday and
his ankle sprained-Mrs Harriet
ls-.. %
bury and II. J. Conant and daughter.
Miss Nina Conant of Lowell, Mass,
were guests Of Mr. AMI Mrs. D. l..
Sanders sunday. Mrs. Hattie Conant
of Waterbury, who have been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. ID. i. Sanders. has
returned homo.
Lyman l.. Camp has eo"o to Saratoga,
~ V, to attend the G. A. X. encamp-
mcnt.-Miss Nan Wombell has returned
from visit of two weeks in New
Haven. Conn, and Boston. Miss Addio
Rowcl Is here from Bradford to visit
her father, O. p. Rowell.-Misscs Ruth
Bull3rd Of Burlington and Martcna
Tcrrll Of t'nderhil, have visited Mr..
and Mrs l.. H. Raymond and returned
homo-'rhc condition OF Deacon Tenncy
is little more comfortable En- the
absence of Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. G. Wilson
in Plattshureh, y. Y, A. W. Mcars
is I'm charge of the stOro.-W. Field
wont to Newport Tuesday. where he will
visit Ils niece, Mrs. g. II. Ncwland-
Mrs. s T.. Stevens has gone to Boston
and New York for Week.-Mrs.. George
= Drown ana sons are in Boston for a
stay of week They will visit Mrs
Drown sister. Mrs. W. II. McMath, ir
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from 3rd Pngeo

returned Saturday from visit In
Georgia. Mrs Sarah Weeks was a
visitor I'm Waterbury Center Saturday.
Mrs Sarah Luce and her brother, Ezra
Russell. are keeping house in the tene-
ment in the Mcmahon building on
Bridge street-Mr and Mrs Hudson
easy are VISITING relatives in Fort Ed
ward. n Y.-Miss Olllc Somervile OF
Waterbury is employed as stcnographer
by Commissioner II. G. Thomas.-Mr.
and Mrs II. u. Wood, in Stowe for
several weeks. left Monday for Mime
apois Nellie Watts returned Sat
urday to her position as teacher in
Havernill. Mass. Mrs II. w. Barrows
and children are visiting relatives In st.
Albans.-Mrs. Clement, who has been Ill
for several weeks at G. w. Adams's,
returned Monday 70 New York city
Frank Cheney Of Burlington and g. A.
Cheney of Morrisville visited in stowe
Monday.--Mrs, Moses Chase and sister
of Underhill are in Stowe.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Adams have en-
tcrrhincd 80 different summer board
crs since Juno Il Mt their pleasant
home on Edison hill. The season closed
with the departure Monday of Mrs
Clement of Washington. n. c.. and
Miss Clement of New York and hei
nurse, Miss Greene of Darlington, who
accompanied hcr.--Mrs. Flora Bloi-
pctt is passing the week with rcla-
tivcs in Watorhury.--Mr and Mrs
G. c. Robinson visited relatives II
Morrisvillc over Sunday.--Miss Myrf
Cheney left yesterday morning fo
Anderson. Ind, to enter the indiana
Business College. Snc will reside Will
her aunt. Mrs. Grace ChencY.--Th'
Rev. ana Mrs II. \. q. Able and fam
fly will return Friday from n three
weeks vacation in Mt. Vernon, \. II
The Roy. NJ. Able will occupy hi
pulpit here Sunday.-Principa Doug
lass was in Montpelier Saturday
where he appeared before tho stat
board of education In the interest o
stowe high school which through hi
efforts now rank as a first class higl
school instead of second class as i
had been rated by the board.
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PROCTOR.

Alexander Cole who works In the mar
bic company's carpenter shop, damned
his right foot Saturday ana broke several
bones by "A plank falling on it.-Miss
Emily Proctor with her niece and nephew
returned from Lake Placid last week
Herbert Burns has given up his position
with the Vermont Marble company and
has gone TO Boston to attend an automo-
b.lo school During this week mission
will he held at Domiuica's Church.
conducted by tho Roy. =. ]. Long and
two missionary fathers Miss Cora Brush
and Mrs Catherine Field have gone to
Now York ci'y.-Mrs. r. =. Burns has
gone 20 Dorset y H., to pass a week
with her daughter
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BELvIDERE.

Clarence Coburn is suffering with
paralysis in one side of his face.-Mr
and Mrs. w. II. Shattucls of East Fair
field visited the formers mother. Mrs.
A. NJ Shattuck. over Sunday.-Robert
Wood has purchased a place In Fletcher
and moved thcrc.-Mrs. Edna Bickford,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs A.
NJ Shattuck. has returned to Fletcher
Mrs ShattuCk has gone to Wolcott to
visit her sister. Mrs j. IT, Wills-Cassic
Potter has commenced her school In the
George Tilotson district. The pupils
from district NO. 4 are being carried
there
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H. w. ALLEN e. CO.

count Of ness.-Scvoral from here are
attending the Shorbrook fair this week.
Thomas Crowley went to Albany, y.
Y, last week where he will attend bust
ness college.-Thc box social at Grange
hall Friday evening was a very pleasant
aft air.-Edward Wheeler has his new
house completed 1t is a very commo-
dious up-to-date residence and adds much
to the beauty OF the common.
There was happy home party at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. philo
I'LL last week when their father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs, T.. \. Hin OF
stowe. and their grandmother, Mrs
Juliet Hill of Morrisville, visited them
with their children, in all foul
generations. Friday they visited thu
tale mine in North Fayston, where q
good many tons of pulvcrizod ia
have been marketed the past year.
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WATERVILLE

u. w Rcard visited his brothers. IT.
l.. ana Il. +. Beard, last wcck.-I'urr
Russell has moved into Mr.. Iaraway .
tcnomont-Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald
and children of Elmorc visited here in
town last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Norris and children of West berkshire
visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Chase, last wcek.--Carl Wcthcrcll has
moved from Bclvidcrc into Mr.. Lara
ways house on tho Howard farm
Mrs IT. ] Campbell Miss Viola Camp
boil and Master Gordon Campbell OF
Yonkcrs, n. V, are with Mrs, 5. y.
Campbell IT, ]. Campbell is expected
to arrive here Friday.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT

William Foster, grant inspector or
this place, died a hospital at Han
over y. H., Frid morning where he
went to be opera ! on for appendicitis.
Mr.. Foster vas kew sick at North
Troy on his Wa from Richford, where
he had been take rs train back.
Medical aid V sum uoned upon tho
arrival of tho ..n her. and it was de
cided to take to the ospital. He ar
rived there al ,ut four O'Clock Friday
morning and So Immediately taken to
the operating r. where he died under
tho Influence az tc ether without being
operated upon ruard Regain of Lowell
IS visiting In t.NM-.E. J Smith, who
has been pass oa the summer here, has
returned to So ..l in HYDE Park-Mr.
and Mrs Harm Nouton are the parents
of daught,~ born Thursday. Miss
Helen White OF arlington has been in
town for a few "ty.
Orleans couu' .ourt has been in ses-
sion the past S. k with W. W. Miles
as Judge and IS :. Robbins and George
l.. simpson. as mt Judges. Very little
has been done ONT side regular court bust
ness as the cas-. IF Chauucy Drown vs.
~ f. Tel c.. and tine Consolidated
Lighting Co. ,,,. postponed until Sep
tonher IL. t. md jury met but there
| were no case .. come before II. The
first Jury tria' I'll come off September
II. and is the -.., Of f. l.. French VS..
| fine Orleans COMFY Fair ASSN and Geo.
| T. Davis for -.cs received at the ia ir
Ioet voor .-c divorces have been
,ra,,,o1 ri, - ~ w @ Ijndsv and
John T. Rocco. SIS. Chas f. Blgelow was
dismissed m, "a demurrer Elizabeth Lib
h,. was hound ...r tn comfy court from
tho municinai ...-t pleaded guilty under
,ho h,an,,nt ... M US sentenced to
t,,, voore A., r. c,,,o nrison. Edwin
r,,,rorl nlo,5. .,,,l.,. T., Ifromy and re-
ooi,.ad rho ...,. ,o,.,orc. Judge Miles
,,.,,, mn, et, l,o c,so. NJ French vs.
,,iroro,,,,d ,s D.. l,os h,ar counsel IN the
,osa 1ud,-o ..,.,. .,.ilI SIT in his ploca
~, 1o.os l..... $50, far tho trial ot
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BENSON.

The Leonard Bishop suit which came
off at town hall about a month ago,
before Referee Sargent of Ludlow, has
been decided. Mr.. Leonard sued the
Bishops for trcspass, claiming $4,000
damages, by Referee SarEcnts lie
Cision he RECEIVERS his land Just as he
bought it, and the fun damage Of
$4,000 and the costs.-Mauy of the
young folks are going to Poultn2y
this fall to attend Troy Conference
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BRANDON.

The Wilbur, Campbell Stevens company
of Troy, ". Y. has leased the wrapper
factory for four years and is putting in
new machinery. This firm will manufac-
turc shirts and expects to start about
October Prof. j. -. Bisbee and family
who have been occupying their summer
home for three months, returned Monday
to their home in Poughkoepsle. y. Y
Roy W. Flood has moved to Mrs. Carrie
McCollom's house on High street.-Miss
Ella Wh'tlock went Saturday to Amherst,
Mass, whore she will teach-Thomas w.
Rogers has bought the Clarence Marsh
farm about two miles northeast Of tn
vilage.-Mrs. ]. w. Iovott, who has been
several weeks with +. T. Lovett has re-
turned to SomervIle M1ss.-Miss May
Walker has gone TO Fairfax where she
will teach In Bellows Free AcademY.-lDr.
W. r. Marsh is taking a weeks vacation.
Mrs. Arthur Robbins, who has been
! with her sisters. the Misses Whtlock, has
! returned to Boston.
! Miss Grace Atwood has gone 70 Castle
ton, where she will attend the normal
school-Clarence r. Young has moved to
the G. ". Young house on Depot street
The Christian Endcavor society held
] a business meeting Wednesday evening at
| eight o'clock with Mrs. James Woodruff
| Miss May Williams has gone TO Wey-
/ bridge. where she has position teaching.
! Mrs A +. Smith entertained few lady
| friends Monday afternoon with bridge
whist nartv-Thomas Cunningham has
moved from his farm TO the Timothy
! Alden house on Grove street DIR. w Il.
Marsh and family are on a ten days va
| cation NJ the Scott cottage at Lake Dun
noro Miss Marion Mead who has
bo,r ,.si,irp tn town for six weeks
has returned to Hagaman. y. Y.-Tho
De,. IIoraca walton Of Paoli, Pa. is the
pucst Of the Rev. and Mrs. c. b. car
ror.or Miss Katherine BLACKWELL VINO
| bos hoon III for three weeks, was able "a
bar,n her work in the first primary
| school Nondav-Nrs Ella McIaughlin
10 visiting relatives IN Rochester. y. y
Miss Alice Written. who has been visiting
Miss Sara G. Johnson has gone 10 Albany.
X y-\1rs RUSSELL Sessions of Bristol is
T., t,,rn-Ir md Mrs Gerry w Scott
.ave gone to Lake Dunnlore for a week.
Nrs Leslie A Severv. who has been pass
mo = few DAVIS with relatives IN Troy,
\ V has returned home George Plat
has returned Ia PouItnov after a few
davs visit in town.
Mrs. Scott Briggs IS moving to the
rooms over the public library.--The Rev.
and Mrs Frank Seelev of Delhi ~ y
M, guests Of pr. and Mrs. J T.. Esta-
hroolse-Nr and Mrs Iosenh Kelley are
In Saratoga \ Y.-Mrs C. X Slavery
has Skinned her household goods TO New
Haven. Conn. where she will Join her
g1,.s,a 1
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summer, returned to Somerville, Mass.
Saturday.-Dr. w. II. Hin went 10 falr
Haven Monday as starter at the races
during the fair.--Royal u. Townsend leit
town Monday 20 attend Williston Sem
mary at Easthampton, Mass'-Mrs'
Luna Godfrey is visiting in Shirley,
Mass.A son was born TO Mr. and Mrs
Charles +. Doyle last week. Miss J"n-
ME q. Bughee. daughte' of ErnStuS i3uS-
bee. died at Boston city hospital Sntur-
day, MS the result of an operation Tor
tumor. Her remains were brought here
for burial The funeral was held Tues
day forenoon with the Rev. Fred Daniels
Of the Methodist Church officiating ont
of town mcmbers of the family attend
ing were: Walter Bughee, Concord, n
H.. Jennie o. Bughcc, BOSTON Mass
Warren l.. Bugbce. Hartford; Mrs. Geo
Bughee. Nashua. N. H. Mr.. ana Mrs
Henry Bughce. Somersworth, n. ~, Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Bliss. West FairI'c; Al
bert =. Bugbee Jersey city, n. j.. and
Herman J. Bugbec. Fitrhburg, Mass
The Rev. G.. Goodwin Lang. VINO recent
~ died at Concord. Mass, aged 30 years
was born in Chelsea and during old nome
week presented a book entitled con
cord to the Chelsea public library.
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CHELSEA.

The Hon. j. X. Darling and John b.
Atwood went to Saratoga Monday to ut
tend the G.. A. Il. encampment.Miss
Gail Corwin has returned to her school
at Northneld. Mass,-The four children
OF Adelbert b. Carpenter, who have Seen
staying with relatives here during the
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BELVIDERE CENTRE.

Madge Brown has returned from Rhode
Island and has gone 70 nor school in
CraftsburY Carrie Potter has gone to
Belvidere Corners to teach school.-B. G..
Sinclair of Newport. r. l., has been the
guest of +. T.. Guard.
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WEST HAVEN.

Miss Florence Douglas has gone to
johnson as preceptrcss Of the high
school Miss Bessie Jakway enters Cas-
Teton Normnl-Clara Gardner, Clara
Hitchcock, Julia Leamy and Flora Sisco
are attending Troy Conference Academy,
Tracy Adams has returned from "A visit
to New York citY.-The Roy. y. I, Hafcr
is holding evanGelistic meetings at the
church
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

H. :, vic son JUNIOR "l'i'"'F oi inc L.
H. - 'c'soh company mas our
t"'S'u o. -ne H. - NI'aS'h ',.'t' ~
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cos.er tr.,cb 10 ne .or,for,.tto az
can he exnoctod aftor an onoration for
tho removal of a ,ortto, Of two rib.
on his left side. He suffered prornonia
q wear ago and it was feared that tub
CIRCULAR pleurisv was dcvcloping The
section of the ribs were removed to|
give better drainage for the plcurisv
News has been received of tho dcathl
Of " p Courscr IN tho state Hospital
at Waterbury Thursday Of parosls
He was at one time a prosperous Nor
chant IN this city but mot reverses
and had lived In Bethel untn the early|
part Of the year when he came back
to Montpelier.
News has been received OF the mar
| riagc of Roscoe NJ. Whitcomb aud Mis!l
| Cora VI. Dole in Claremont y. Fl, Mr.
| Whitcomb was formerly a ci"rk forl
| Harry SHADE ana attended Montpelier
| seminary.
Miss H. JuIla cross the "eI-Kno"n
vocalist vas ma1r4od SATURDAY afternoon
az tne nome OF MT ana MIS- H.
| l"S"" -" r'"S' sac So. u 8 rus
sou '"'S.oE oil il1'sl'''u' MdHH., Inc
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,i,arad q, ,ba altar Tho Young cou,,lol
y,.ra .bo rao,,ten+s ~ r,,n,. gif,s ard ri
hearty CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD wishes
rho arnu,, hanoue. o, Tho Young
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BRAINTREE.

Mrs Eddy Bass is fu Plttsfcld hi,
week to visit relative Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Adams of Randolph nave moVc'
to the waldo Buttcrirld farm TOR inc
wintor-Mss Maud Ia Due began schoo
Tuesday in No. ?; Mi Abbie Chamh"r
lin in No. 2; Miss Winnie Rogers IN NO
& Miss Nina Flint in No. 6; Miss smith
in No. :, Miss Staplce In No. p; Mis-
Mabel Smith, in No. g. Moraco Baneste
has bough. of Mrs. Frank Herick tn
Samuel Spear house and two acres o
land in Pcth; consid ration, $500 Mr.
and Mrs Phincas woodward and Win
ME Woodward and family, who have
been living for two years In the Butter
field farm. will move this week tn Hart
land. Mr.. Adams finishing out thci
time on tho farm
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CRAFTSBURY.

II. Hartman has moved into his new
store,-Mrs. Amanda silver is teaching
in the DAWSON district in place OF Miss
Fulton of Eden, who resigned on ac-
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II. w. ALLEN e CO.
BLACK TAFFETA SILKS.

An item in the Silk Department which has
ceived for the Fall Season extraordinary attention.
Long before the Spring Season had fully opened
and before the sharp advance in price Of silk
were placed and to-day hundred pieces
of the best Taffeta Silks are here at prices
very much under the present market value
Radcliffe" Black Taffeta, 81 inches WIDE price
SIPS, Compare with $l75 qualities.
80 inch Black Taffeta $1O0 per yard
SO Swiss Taffeta 1.39
Value $500
IS Taffcta 1875
~ Chiffon Taffeta 1885
10 So cents per yard
10 " S1OO "
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
Riding Test
Too Severe
A NUMBER OF COLONIES AND
MAJORS WILL APPEAR BE.
FORE THE RETIRING
BOARDS

President Roosevelt's recent order
between the ranks of captain and
nrigadier general showed its first re-
suits yesterday, says the San Fran
cisco Call. Five officers prominent in
army circles are the first to succumb
10 the vigorous exactions and are to
so before retiring board. They are
Colonel Francis w. Mansfield Of the
Second Infantry, now stationed at
Manila; Major Colville p. Terrett OF
the Eighth Infantry, also stationed at
Manila; Colonel Joseph +. Huston OF
the Nineteenth Infantry, now In
Washington; Major James b. Goe OF
the Nineteenth Infantry, at Fort Re-
no, Okla, and Lieutenant Colonel
Charles A. Varnum of the Fourth
Cavalry, recently stationed at the
Preside.
All these men are tried officers, but
they evidently were little shy onNthe
horseback feat required by the Pres
iGents order, which might even tax
Il rough rider"
Then, again, experimenting the
iding act there was a rigid physical
examination. The combination of the
two formed an insurmountable OBJ
stacle for the five officers who are to
so before the retiring boards. All
ere well known officers and have
many friends in civilian life. Colonel
Huston particularly is well known at
this post. where he distinguished
himself at the time the saloons and
dives about the entrance of the Pre-
sidio were cleaned out two years ago.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
PARKSIDE FRANCHISE
TROUBLE SETTLED

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. l5.-
The Parkslde franchise was finally
passed and granted by the Board OF
Supervisors at yesterdays session. Up
on the company's agreeing to sell the
road to the city at a fair valuation
any time during the last ten years OF
its twenty-five years term and also
to build its main line on Twentieth
avenue instead of the present boule-
ward, Nineteenth, Supervisors Dan
coma and O'Neill changed their mega
tives to Alternatives, stating that the
franchise was mo longer the same
proposition, nor anything like the
privilege which the former corrupt
Board sought to give"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
The Yokohama Specie Bank,
Limited
Established 1880
Capital paid up. Yen 100000
Reserved Fund go. Yen $685. 900
Special Reserved Fund Yen 1000, 900
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
Branches and Agencies:

Toxic, Kobe, Osaka, Nagasaki,
London, Lyons. New York. San Fran
cisco, Bombay, Hongkong, Shanghai,
Hankow. Chefoo, Tientsin, Picking,
Newchang, Dalny, Port Arthur. An
tung- Hsien, Liaoyang, Mukden, Tien-
ling, Changchun.
The Bank buys and receives for
collection bills of exchange, issues
Drafts and Letters of Credit, and
transact a general banking business.
Honolulu Branch, 81 s. King Street,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
LAYS BLAME ON HONOLULU

Ottawa, Oct 1.-THE secretary OF
state has received telegram from
Dr. Monroe, the immigration agent at
Vancouver, stating that Japanese ar
rigging at Vancouver with passports
since January numbered 3000 About
.lhree-fourths of these came from Ho-
aolulu or were destined for the United
States. The remainder had passports
direct from Japan to Canada.
Those who came direct from Japan
Go not exceed the number arranged for
between the Canadian government and
the Japanese authorities. From this
It seems that Japan still Is carrying
out the old arrangement and that the
Honolulu shipments have been the
real source of the invasion of British
Columbia.