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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-10
TWO MILLION a YEAR.
Record Impressed witt,
RulldtnE NiEnres In Iticlilnond

manufacturers Record Impressed yyiti,
Ruildtng Figures In lticlilnond.
In discussing the figures complied
by Building Inspector Beck, OF Ricll-
mond. for permits issued since August
lst,N the Manufacturers Record. Of
baltimore says that the average
amount of building indicates that at
least $2.000,000 will be expended IN
5Hlchmond In the course Of ono year,
provided the same average is lnatn-
tanned. underi}the ordinance, all per-
sons who desire to erect a new build-
ing or repair an old one must secure
a permit, u record being, kept OF tho
cost of such construction or Ill iteration.
Heretofore there was no record Of
building operations,
What the expenditure OF $2,OOO,0O0
q year for building alone means to
the city Is understood and appre-
ciated by business men aud real os-
tate dealers In PARTICULAR. Practically
all this money Is turned loose in the
city for the purchase Of material and
the employment of labor. At this time
there is great activity In building ctr-
cles. Though not a part Of tho city
are being expended for construction
Just beyond the corporate limits. This
would swell the figures to moro than
the two million mark ifssincluded in
Inspector Beck's reports, a
Several newspapers out Of Virginia
have commented on conditions here,
the Washington Times being especial-
~ Impressed with the sloSyi ne. s3
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RIDERS ARE FAR
BEHIND RECORD
Bobby Walthour Quits Game on
Plea Of a Lame
Shoulder.

NEW YORK, December 9.-Bobby
Walthour, of Atlanta, who was paired
with Matt u. Downey, of Boston, with
drew from the international siX-day
bicycle race at 9:a0 A. M. to-day, when
he had completed 1S7 miles and one
lap. lie declared that he had lame
arm and shoulder and that he should
be in a hospital instead of racing. DR.
Kramer, the physician ut the track
said that Walthour was in as good
condition as any of the riders.
AT 10 O'Clock Tonight the fourteen
teams were riding in exactly the same
order as at l o'clock to-day There had
been neither gains nor losses. The
leaders had pedaled at that hour, 421
miles s laps
The record for twenty-one hours is
4i9 miles, 9 laps, and was made In
1900 by Elkes and Mcfarland. The
seven leading teams are Folger- Moran
Rutt-Steel. Beden Bedell. Darragon-
Preston, Gcorget- Dupre, Logan Bard
gett and Krcbs- Vanerstuyft. Each had
covered 253 miles and 8 laps at | p NJ
The Downing Butler and Samuelson.
Mtten teams lost one lap and. to-
gether with the awson-Mac Donald
observation-disclosures, WILCOX vii liams
and Calvin Wiley teams had covered
253 miles and 7 laps Sherwood ant
Llmberg We're two laps behind,
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.P|NKOLA WINNER
OF FEATURE RACE
Racing Auspiciously Inaugurated
on Crescent City Fair Grounds
Course.

NEW ORLEANS. December 9.-The
Fair Grounds race course opened its
season to-day with improvements
costing s25o.ooo.
The feature to-day was the Inaugu-
raj handicap, the oldest fixture of the
Crescent City Jockey Club. 1t was
won by Pinkola, the favorite. Weather
cloudy; track heavy. Summarizes:
First race-fvc furlongs--La Seur
&C to 4) first. Donaldo (G to u second
Edna ESQ to - third. Time. 1:O6 3-5.
Second race-one mile and seventy
yards-Dainty Belle 6 to y first
Communpaw (13 to - second. Tinker
q to - third. Time, 1896.
Third race-siX furlongs-Al Mueller
q to - first, Georgia Girl & to u
second Miss Delaney 60 to % third
Tine. 1:lS4-5.
Fourth race-siX furlongs-the In
augural neutrality-suspicious. 6 to p
first. Keator Is to 81 second, Lens e to
y third. Time, 1919.
Fifth race--one mile and seventy
yards; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Q2 to y
first, Tilelng q to. 81 second. Orphan
Lad GEO to - third. Time. 1:524-5.
Sixth race--mile and three-siX-
teenths-Dr. McClner q to - first
E'onsulaca e to - second, Belleview
(S to - third. Time, 2:11.
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ELECT CLOTH CAPTAIN

Dig All-Soutllcrn Centre to Lead Uni
~ ycrsity of Virginia Eleven.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. December
9-At meeting of the members of
/ the Virginia football team, William
Conrad Cloth. of Erie, Pa. was elected
captain of the eleven for next sess!ca
Cloth came to Virginia from the Uni
F yersity of Pennsylvania. where he was
one of the most promising substitutes
or the Quaker varsity team. ranking
next to the great Torey. During the
Z two years that he has played at centre
/ on the Virginia team he has made
quite a name for himself and has been
twice selected for place on the ALL
\ Southern team.
Z Cloth is a wide-awake, aggressive
Z player, In addition to being tower
y of strength on the defensive he seldom
fails to open up big holes in the line
and is generally always on hand TO
( help the man who is carrying the ball
I He Is quick to get through the line
I and break up plays before they are
i well started. In fact. there are few
: centre men in Eastern football who get
down the field faster than he. Free
! quently he tackles the runner ahead of
s blocking kicks. He also displays the
true football instinct. that of being
Johnny on the-spot in almost every
play. Whenever a tumble occurs, he
. is generally the player to be found on
I top of the ball.
: Cloth is twenty-one years of age and
tips the scales at as pounds. He is a
student in the law school and will get
! his degree in June, 1909.
Under the guidance of such clever.
atl-round player as Cloth. Virginia is
. fairly sure of turning out a strong
team next fall. Personally he is very
popular in college, possessing Il Very
genial nature.
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.SCHAEFER- SUTTON
BILLIARD MATCH
Two of the Greatest Exponents
Of the Game to Play on
Thursday.

The great billiard masters, Jacob
Schaefer and George Sutton, who are
playing a series of matches at the 49,
game in Eastern cities, will play an
exhibition match in the auditorium of
the Jefferson Hotel on Thursday night,
beginning at 5 o'clock. The match will
be of 800 points. The two men are Sc
well matched that the condition of the
two. men at the. hour of play will
really determine the victory
Schaefer defeated Sutton on Satur-
day night at Trenton, n. j., in the
greatest game ever seen there by 800
TO 265. the wizard going out on a
brilliant unfinished run of 10 Up to
that time Sutton seemed to have the
match won. but this great run. re-
plete with brilliant shots, turned the
tide. sutton made high runs of 81,
% and 6S, almost equalling the best
of the wizard.
1t was enormously stated yesterday
morning that Sutton and Slosson would
play here on Thursday. OF course, 1t
should have been Schaefer instead of
Slosson. The match in this city will
doubtless attract many interested in
the game to see this exposition of it
by the masters.
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ARTHUR EVANS TO WED
Popular Baseball Catcher Was Himself
Caught by Lynchburg Girl.

IYNCHBURG VA. December Sit was
announced to-day that Mr.. Arthur a. Evans.
the well-known baseball catcher, who was
{ member of last seasons LynchbIrg team,
ard Miss Mabel r. Goodman, daughter of
I MI. and Mrs. j. j. Goodman, will be mar
ried at the home of the brides parents.
Oh Park Avenue, on Wednesday morning
+ o. 1880 O'Clock.
The wedding is TO be quiet one. and
only the family of the bride and iminc-
rdiate friends will be present 10 witness
the ceremony.
After the ceremony the couple will go to
Baltimore for stay of several months
al MI EvanSs old home. remaining there
until he has 10 report to the Chicago Ma.
tional League team for the spring practice
OF that's club.
The marriage will be of much interest
IN this city on account of the popularity
Of the prospective groom. and because OF
the large connection of Miss Goodman who
Is well known and has a large number of
friends in the city.
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PYTHIAN CELEBRATION CT
Sym,cl,sc Lodge Has Grand Rally on
Tl,irty-ninth birthday.


Thirty-nintl birthday.
Syracuse sLodg &c, knights OF Pythias,
had a ndrally in celebration Of It's
sthlrty-nlnth birthday at Smithdeal
Hall last night. and the affair was
greatly enjoyed by the members and
their wives and daughters.
The meeting was in the main hall,
fronting on Broad Street. and a large
attendance was present, "A most in
iterestingl program was rendered, In
icluding songs, recitations and speeches,
after which light refreshments We're
served by the ladies. The musical part
of the program was under the direc-'
ltior of Mr.. and Mrs. r., Fl. Cloves. who
sang a number OF duets.
Judge D. g, Richardson delivered an
address on Fythianism. which was
warmly received. The Rev. j. II. Dick
inson deliyered Il brief but. INTEREST,"
Ing address, and there was a solo by
Mr. Bailey, of The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. Mr.. Adam Dlacont told some
fanny stories. and was loudly cheered.
The evening was one of genuine
for all Who attended "a i
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BY II. A. Mccurdy.
Real Estate Broker.
EXECUTORS SALE TO CLOSE Es-
TATE OF Z
Two-Story Detached
Brick Residence.
AT SOUTHEAST CORNER OF NINTH
AND TURPIN tOR ND
STREETS.

AS executor of w. B. Lyons. and act.
Ing under the provisions OF his. VIII, I
will offer for sale. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18TH.
Mt 4:30 o'clock. the above mentioned
desirable and conveniently located
brick residence as above, which con-
tairs about twelve rooms and has the
usual conveniences.
The nearness of this property to the
business centre. and the. fact that 1t
can easily be altered into flats a nom
inal cost, makes 1t especially desirable.
either as residence or for rental pur-
poses. The lot has frontage Of 80
feet on Ninth Street and runs back
along Turpin Street about $50 feet to
an alley.
TERMS. One-third cash. residue
payable in equal instruments at six and
twelve months. the deferred payments
to bear legal interest and be secured
by trust deed. or all cash. 1t the OPP
GEORGE W. LEWIS.
Executor VIM. B. Lyons. Deceased
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TO LEND MONEY ON COTTON

Senator NIcLnurin Proposes Govern
mcnt Repositories for staple.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., December o.
Senator McLaurin. of Mississippi in
.troduced bin to-day designed to re-
lrieve the present money stringency
and to prevent its recurrence. 1t per-
=mits persons owning any bonds OF the
United States TO deposit them In the
Treasury and receive notes to an
amount equaling their par value, IT is
provided that until February. 1909,
persons owning one or more bales OF
cotton may deposit 1t in u depository
designated by the Secretary OF the
Treasury and receive Treasury notes
to the extent of 10 per cent. OF the
value Of the cotton. II not redeemed
the cotton shall be sold by the govern
on dealing In cotton futures OF $780,
900 fine or five years Imprisonment
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BunNs-JoHSsnN BOuT.
Cciroth, of San francisco, Willing to Put
Tn Zig Purse, Is

With this Thomas Ketchel bout still pend
inp for Tuesday night, an effort Is being
5 maae to set another big so for this neigh,
nnfhpn1' Ihmy Goffroth has stated that
Tor u bout between Tommy BUNS and Jack
Johnson and SAYS hat he win hold the
match inside or ouiNde thu city limits.
btm kirkpatrick, who Is looking after the
interests Of Jack Johnson In the East SAYS
mat mat burns assured him he would meet !. :
h!s eoiored boxer Immediately upon his
,gsfssa " this country. I'M ,, sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-10
LouDouN HUNTS RUN.
Fine Chase Along the Potomac Results
In Il XIII.
Specialize The Times Dispatch;l

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
LEESBURG, VA, December 9.-The
American hounds Of the Loudoun Hunt
Club We're in the field to-day. The
cast was made at Luckett's, near Lees
burg, many spectators being present.
The hounds We're put and soon found.
for a short time. but lost. Called off.
the pack was recast, and long and
exciting run took place, the field fol-
lowing tile course along the Potomac
River for many miles. until the foN
was put in. At the finish were West
.moreiand Davis and Mrs. Davis, Clar-
cnce Moore and Mrs. Moore. Mr.. llig-
ginson, Mr.. Reed, Mr.. Dunn, Mr.. Cham
berlain, Mr.. Harmon. MI. A. M. CHI
chester, Jr.. Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. Hender-
son. Miss Miskell and others.
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This tight money market and skeery
to tell about an old German citizen
who heard that the banks were going
to burst; SO he ran all the way into
town and drew his check for all he
had In a certain bank. and when the
cashier began to stack the gold and sill
Yer up In front of him he had n change
Of heart, and said: Mister, II you to
me my check back will gtf, 1 will to you
dis money back now gift. For ven j
see It Is so easy to get 1t, drinks 1
yet don't want IT."
!! tell you 1t is great thing to be
able to make good" OH anything that
nice Eclipse shirt in one of the new
patterns. the real money-back goods
for "a stylish season like this? There's
nothing any nicer or newer. and we
have them for you from $1.oo to s1.50.
WILLIE,
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.DU[A TELLS SECRETS
OF TOBACCO TRUST
Organized Queen City Company
American Not Referred To in
Be Independent.

NEW YORK. December 9.-The
Queen City Tobacco Company. of Gin
cinnati, Ohio. was organized with the
funds of the American Tobacco Com
pany and by Caleb G. Dula. one of
the vice presidents of the tobacco COM
companies was kept a secret, accord
ing to Mr.. Dula's evidence given In
the governments actiop to dissolve
the combine. Mr.. Dula testified that
he arranged the organization of the
Queen City Company with mat sup
posed to be independent of the Amert-
can Tobacco Company In control. j.
C. MacReynolds, the governments
counsel, produced a letter written by
". Galbraith. Jr.. manager of the
Queen City Company. to Mr.. Dula, in
which the writer advised that corre-
spondence be conducted under assumed
names to avoid discovery.
Then Mr.. Dula further testified that
panies. of Louisville. was secretly ac-
quired by the American Tobacco Com
pany, after which the plant was dis
Correspondence between Mr.. Dula
and Augustus Craft, of New Or
leans. on the formation of the Craft
Tobacco Company was read into the
record and showed that the relation
company a success. and would get the
business of the Peoples Tobacco Com
pany. Of New Orleans. The purchaser
had control of the Pinkerton Tobacco
Company. of Ohio. and, according to
Mr. Dula. was negotiated with secrecy.
The American Tobacco Company paid
a subsidy of 2 cents per pound on the
output of the Pinkerton Company.
Vice president Dula was asked If there
We're any companies other than those
named In the governments complaint
which the American Tobacco Company
controlled or had an interest In. iI'he
witness said that he knew of no others.
An adjournment was taken until to-
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BURNS WILL FIGHT ROCHE.
Tommy Will Tackle freshman Across IL
4. Water in r

LONDON, December 9,--Tummy Burps,
the American pugillst, who defeated Gunner
aloir Monday night. has accepted a
challenge from lem Roche, of Wexford.
Jaclt Palmer. OF Newcastle on. Tyne, has
deposited with the Sporting Life $500 in
purse shall he at least 1880 The men
will he ready to fight in January,
1t Is learned here on good authority that
Richard Croker has Joined with number
oil wealthy sporting lrtshmen, who Will oftar
a substantial purse to bring off the fight
between Tommy Burns and Jem Roche.
the Irish champion.
sighted his readiness TO meet Roche, pro-
vlded the lrishman could find hackers 10
the amount OF 1900,
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his WOUND PROVES rATAL.
Ribelin Accidentally sSI,ot
by Friend Willie Hunting.

Especial to The Times plspntch,l
SPE,N GER, N. c., December 9.--AlaX-
ander Itibelln aged twenty-three
years, died at a hospital in Salisbury
Yesterday afternoon from gunshot
wound In the shoulder. received while
week with friend. ]. NJ. Morgan, The
latter fell down, accidentally DIS.
charging his gun. The entire load
lodged In the body OF MI. n beltn. Who
fell. mortally wounded. He was prom
inent and Leaves nlunX relatives.
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Lots Of Good Things
for the Xmas Holidays.
Best American Granulared
Sugar, Sc per lib.
It makes the best bread -SU
yer King Flour, per bag, $40.
per barrel $5.4O

As Xmas Candies to box.,.......,.. ..0c
Fruit Cakes, lib PACKAGE. ... .12Isc
Jelly Roll or Pound Cakes. lib
pkg. ..t...5,.,.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ice
Best Quality cltron .....,......... zoe
Z New Mixed Nuts ,.....-,...,.,...l2i:c
Adams Chewing Cum. regular &c
French Candy per pound ....... &c
Bes, Quality Dates per pound, $3.50. &c
Seeded Rainsins. in lab. pks.,.. l:tsc
Cleaned currants' lib. pkg..".,. Zoe
3 pounds Loose Figs .,s..,...... zoe
4 Best Chocolate Drops, per pound le,sc
Chalmers Gelat!ne. 3 pkgs. ,t,...a5c
Toneles1 Cod Fish. lib. bricks. 49,. &c
White "A" Sugar. per pound 49,. .4isc
Cans Tomatoes for ...........,. ESQ
large bars swltt's Pride Soap for ESQ
Best Wine. Catawba and Black-
berry, per gallon.,.-.. ...,..... Soc
Sugar Corn, cans for...,..........e 5c
3-lb. Jars Preserves ,.........,.,. 2Cc
Early Juno Peas, per can .,..... DC
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I certify that the bond required by
the decree of the special commissioner
has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9Th day
of December. 1907.
CHAS. o. SAvILLE. Clerk.
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No. Isl. | E. Broad S
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

ON TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10TH.
at 1870 o'clock p. NJ. we shall by d.
5rection of the owners, sell by public
auction; on the premises, this we'll
located ana valuable property, the lot
fronting IS feet on the south side OF
Broad Street between Twenty-eightli
and Twenty ninth Streets the dwell
Ing being a neat and substantial one
Of six rooms, with bath, closets ant!
der rental at SIS per month.
An unusually good opportunity to
secure safe and profitable invest
Ament. or snug and comfortable home.
with railway Mt the door, and where
values are still increasing.
TERMS: Liberal and Mt, sale.
L.2B. ELAN e co. Allct ioneers.
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aurtiol1 Scales, future Taps,
M VALENTINE AUCTION
X PHONE 1906 y
eIe EAST BROAD ST.
TRADE SALE.

FINE COLLECTION OF GENERAL.
Z MERCHANDISE TWO CARLOADS
OF MEDIUM GRADE FURNITURE.
ETC, AT AUCTION.
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BY Pollard g. Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COURT SALE BY AUCTION
=. ~ on -

In execution ofIa decree of the
5Chancery Court OF the city. OF Rich
mond. entered November ID. 1907: In
suit OF the City OF Richmond vs.. Wiz.
GINA White and j. H. Parr, ! will
sell by auction. on the premises.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER IL, 1907,
at 1880 o'clock P. NJ. the above de-
scribed property.
TERMS: Cash. =
II. r. POLLARD,
Special Commissioner.
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ztd5z,:|!!!z!:','!!l!s ~:
MAIN q Ia u STREETS
ADJUSTMENTS

Acndcmy-Trnncis Mncmillcn.
DfJou-"Untlcr Suspicion.o
MISUNDERSTANDING Rink aud wild
Animal Show.
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BY direction of a transportation
company and others. we will sell at
our auction salesrooms. 61s East
Broad Street on n: see9na ioors ,oo7
commencing at 1890. a. NJ. 1 case
Henrietta Goods (5o bolts, representing
about 1000 yards). case Boys Shirts
fine assortment OF Mems and Boys
Clothing, beautiful line Of Children's
Fancy Suits and Knee Pants Suits.
lot of extra quality Mems and Boys
Pants, large quantity OF Mems and
BOYS Corduroy Pants 90 dozen Mems
Jersey Pants, so Ladies' and Children's
Cloaks. cases consisting of Overalls
0vershirts, Dress Skirts, Underwear
Notions. etc: several barrels Glass
ware and other desirable merchandise.
SPECIAL.
Immediately after the above, will
sell for account of owner two carloads
Medium Furniture, such as Chamber
Suits. Odd Pieces. Bureau. Washstnnd.
Extension Tables. Kitchen Tables, zoo
assorted Chairs. etc.
VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
General Auctioneers.
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In execution OF a decree OF the
7Chancery Court Of the city of Rich-
mond, entered November II. 1907 in
suit of the City of Richmond VS.. P. H.
Ford 'et ILL.,, l will sell by auction,
on the premises,
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1907,
at 4:3O o'clock p. NJ, the above de-
scribed property.
TERMS: Cash.
II. r. POLLARD,
Special Commissioner.
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BY Pollard & BagbY,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COURT SALE BY AUCTION
VACANT LOT ON TIE WEST LINE
OF OAK STREET. BEGINNING 100
FEET NORTH OLE MOORE STREET.
FRONTING ON OAK STREET. 20
FEET BY a DEPTH OF III FEET
no AN ALLEY.
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I certify that the bond required by
the decree Of the special commissioner
has been duly given. IS
Given under my hand this 9Th day
of December. 1907.
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Auftton 6ales, Utts Nap.

4 BY i. -. Diam & Co,
Real Estate A,ictigneers.
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do hereby certify that the bond re-
uuired Of the Special Conmissi toner's IN
the above mentioned decree has oeen
a" Tes Ss:e". c. o. sAv1LLE. Clerk.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-23
Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd.
HONOLULU, July %, 1907,
GENERAL SUMMARY


The greatest amounts Of rainfall during the week reported
from the northeastern the districts
eastern districts Maui and the eastern portion
OF Kauai On Hawaii they ranged from
Ho ~ to 6 inches the
haa the southern portion OF the Hamakua
In the Kooau amakuao and Hamakuapoko
varied 1926 in
ton of the Kooa district of Kauai
wall the amounts from
the remaining districts Of Kauai Oahu
90 to 35 inch, and on Mookai from 90 sc
At stations having record of the
was below the all stations Hawaii
OF O2 inch at keaakeua DaV 10 inch at Kohaa
266 inches ookaa; the deficiencies from
inches All stations Oahu weekly deficiencies
SO The
from of IN a deficiency of AZ
The rainfall than preceding
to inches at all stations Hawaii
rh in the Puma 132 inches
portion Of the Hilo and in the
occurring the kon and Ho districts On Maui the
90 to 54
inch less Oahu excepting of 23 inch
inch l. 16 inches
deficiency Of AT inch MoIoka.
temperatures generally
change from those Of the preceding
Hawaii and Maui and higher the remaining
greatest changes 2.3' Hauua
Maui and 1.6 at t4o, Hawaii, t.2
The following table shows the weekly of temperature
rainfall for the principal Islands and for the crou'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-23
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND
TRUST co.
Corner CaluornIa and Montgomery
SITS, San Francisco.

For the six months ending June so,
1907, dividend has been declared on
all deposits in the savings department
OF this company at the rate of four
az per cent, per annum, free Of taxes,
and payable on and after Monday,
July /, 1907. Dividends not drawn
will be added t. the deposit account,
become part thereof and earn divi-
dend from July /, 1907
j. DAl.XELL BROWN,
2743-2w Manager.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-23
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a new
directory of subscribers of the Mu-
tual Telephone Co. will shortly be
published.
All subscribers desiring any
change of name or address are re-
Quested to leave instructions in writ
ing at the office of the company on
CT before July 18th, after which date
no changes will be made in the di-
rectory.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO., LTD.
Honolulu, ,hlly 18th, 1907.
3745-1W