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La Junta tribune., 1907-05-25
se,ie. of Public Trustee. Sale.

NJHEREAS. r. J. McCAMMON AND l.. Z
w Nc< amazon. hose address IL S~ins !,
led os s, 1.,,s, da,.,i h,,sms, 4 W' I.sS. ani
recorded August :. A. u. 1905, in book 81 at
page 30. of the records ia the office of the
County Clerk and Recorder ot Ot-ro county ,
-tntr Of Colorado. convey to the Puhiic Tr,,.-
te- OF said Otero county. the following de
-cribed rial estate situated in otero cnuuty
Lots numis.r Nineteen ,ial and Twenty tcO,
~ block nunber t~enry-.iN t3il. Sugar City.
Otero county, Colorado.
Which conveyance was made in trust to
secure the pap m-ni 81 I've p.ornissor, no,es,
l.. McCam,non for the principal sum Of Seven
Hundred forty-r~o Dnllar. and seventy Mine
cents. bearing even date with said deed OF
al Bank OF La Junta. Colorado. six rnonths
after the date thereof. with interest thereon
according to its tenor.
Whereas, il /. further provided in said deel
Of trust that in case OF default in the payment
OF the principal. interest or taxes, after the
cipai sum. as evidenced 81 said note. may b,
declared due and payable; and II shall and
is H. Of aid % na,ais..a and ali ~, 70 risst .
title and interest of tho said +. j. NcCamnion
and l. Z AcCammoa. their heirs and assigns.
Third street, front door Of the County Court
House in La JnntN, in Otero county and state
ot Colorado. for the hish.sI and bss. pricr the
same will bring in cash. four weeks public
time and place OF such ssis By weekly ad,er. t
i.taa | At that a time II pubfi.Ssd in os.ro county %
and to make and xivo To tise purchaser or pur-
chasern at such sale, = CO rtifcAte rtincates
of purehas- OF and for the pscmisss sold. for
the purpose OF paying the principal and inter
est due on said note. and all monies advanced
tersss thereon. after first paying all fees.
charges aud cost Of making sssch sale and ad-
vertisiMg said premises,
Wheruas. default has boon made In the pay
ment Of tho principal .nd interest, amounting
said default still exists.
Wheress,the First National Bank Of La Junta
the legal holder OF said note ha- declared a
violation oil the covenants OF said note and
deed Of trust. and that said Indebtedness is
v-rtisc said property for sale. and has fled its
| written noticc of election aud demand for sale
l with the unde rsighed such ptsblc trustee :
| Nov. therefore. in consideration OF said no.
/ tice and request and in compliance therewi,h h.
and under and b. virtue Of the power and
| said decd OF trust. 1. q. H. Downer. Pnblic
\ Trustee in and for Otrro county. state of Colo
RADIO. do hereby give four weeNs public MOTTO.
MONDAY, JUNE 4 1907.
| Mt ten o'clock In tho forenoon. at the Kansas
street front door Of the Court House. at La
| Junta, In the county Of Otero. state Of Colo
/, RADIO. all all the above described premises "a,
| public auction for the highest and best price
| the same will bring In cash. or ~ much there
| Of ~ will b necessary. for the purpo-e Of psy
/ ing said Indebtedness OF seaf. and the expense,
n execating this trust:
@. q. DOwNER.
paAlie Trustee Tor (Dseeo county Colo.
Firss tuhlioatioa. Nay Z. 1Sys.
Lase pahsisattna- Jons J. ~
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-25
s..ie. 81 Asj...m.n. osy.

ESTATE OF KENNETH MONEY. Dt1.EAs
I'd esrcutr,s OF tho estate Of ksoSesb Moo
-. lat. u tho eounsy Of Os.ro, tn7 sha sees,
of Colorado. deceased. hereby gives no<irs
aid Otsro t'ounty. at tho Court hOose is l.
Junta in aid County. On saturday. tbs s.sh daI
ii May, 4. ID. iSG, st thu hour 81 10 o'ctsct =
~ Of AID dsy at which ti.se all psenoas AAytaa
claims against sa,d estaf. arc nostnsd nsd ~
au.sss.i to stt-ad for the parpp>e u having ths
Same adjusted AL per-cn. irssieoesd ~ sais
sstst- are ro-1uestsd to make in0edtnsa pa3
m-ni to tho andersixued.
Dated at La Junsa, Colo. thi. s0sa dsy o
April. A. d.. io..
E,-cutriI of the estate of Kenneth AassJ
deceased.
Pirss publi~afioa. April e. 1877.
I.ast publication. Asy q. iO.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-25
SATURDAY. MAY 25. 1907.

IA JUNrA Is CITY OF SIX
tl,ousa population .nf c',cniy
sat oI OsSso county, tho greatest
agricultural county in shs Artsn.
"a. VALLEY. three brett sugar Tee
Tories lrning lnrnt,.sl y Thin is isoan.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-25
Notice for evsiies,iea.
us,rsn sr.rs. L,sp os.M..

uSrrsp SrArEs L~sD OvrCx-i
Pueblo. ioio.. April -. nUs.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named ~-ttl~r has hlsd nosice Of
hf. Intention, to make final proof ia -upt-,rt OF
81. claim. and that -aid proof will be made be.
fore Clerk 81 the District Court At la 1unta
Colorado. on June 10. lsUt. yiki John tSsps1.
pa siur. II. L. ii1-.. for the -outi,-a-t quarter
o1fb~--f quarter, .sction Iss -a-i half north
west quarter. northeast quarter southwest
- veal.
lie names the following witnesses To prove
hf- rontihuusI~ residence. upon aud cult tivatissI
t,t ,sid tsui. viz wiiiispi ". Corbin. of Hix-
ts-.. Coipra oE William Car-ou. OF Higts-e.
t'o.oesiu. Aptnuio Eharrs. of Hisis-r.. tolora.
do; John :. >imp-4,u. uf La Junfa. Colorado,
rural route No l.
) \. ABBEY, Register.
First publication. April g; iig'.
Last publication. June l, 1866;
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-25
CITY COUNCIL
One franchise Crsnted and Another
One on the Wsy--Sons Other
Ous,ness Transacted

The city council met last Monday
night. wound up the granting OF
one franchise and inaugurated the
preliminary steps for the granting
of another. Mayor Barr presided
and among the aldermen who re-
sponded to roll call were Draper,
Kirkpatrick, Daimler and Phillips.
A synopsis of the business transacted
is As follows:
The application of the La Junta
Lumber Company for building
permit to erect two-story brick
Office, hardware and storage ware
houes. 65 140 feet in dimensions.
on the corner of Ration avenue and
Second street was granted.
j. S. King applied for a building
permit to erect cement block ad-
dition to his livery barn on First
street, between San Juan and Belle
view avenues. so 60 feet in dimen-
tions. which was granted with the
understanding that the structure
comply with the ordinance in such
case mlde and provided.
The petition of NJ. Finity. ct al.
for an arc light on the corner of San
Juan and Second ST.. was referred
to the electric light committee.
The petition of c. Jameyson. ct al. I.
for brick aide walk on the east side
of Ration avenue, from Seventh St,
south. was referred back to the
petitioners for additional signatures,
there being one block left out that
the council thought should be in
cluded.
The petition of Mrs. G. H. Win
chell ct al, for cement side walk
six feet wide on the west side of San
Juan avenue. between Sixth and
Ninth street, was granted.
The application of Chas. Avery for
the position of night pumper at the
waterworks plant was referred to
the water works committee for fu-
ture consideration. there being no
vacancies at the present time.
City Chemist Griffin submitted a
report on a recent test Of milk. the
number of samples examined being
six. Only two of the samples showed
no evidence of alkali water. while the
other four had been expanded from
two TO ten per cent. The butter fat
ranged from 3.2 per cent to A per
cent, and all samples soured within
,hirty-six hours and gave no tests
for preservatives. The city physi-
clan was instructed to jack up all of
the milk dispensers according to
their needs.
City Attorney Miller submitted a
list of all things had and done in the
matter Of the PARK tond issue and
the mayor ard city clerk were in.
structed to certify to the correct
ness Of the same in order that funds
may soon be available.
In the matter of laying water
mains in the Ohio addition. as per
the agreement and contract of K. G.
Dalton, who is to pay interest on
the amount necessary to make the
proposed improvements until such
time ~ the revenues derived are
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-25
sesiee ies rssHest'es.
CSrIKp SrtIss L,sp OyvIcx
pu,hlf,. tsoiD. Aprtl 50. lU1

USruxp Sr,Ixs LlSD OYvicx, /
Pn.bio. Colo. April 81 isu1. I
NOTICE !. hereby given that tbs fotiowias
~ uansed s-ttIeF has hisxl notice at his ias.
tention to make Anal proof ia suppsst of hi.
claim and that ssid proof vili i,e made tssfosr
ti-rk of tbs District Court at IL innta. Colo
RADIO on june 10, ISDi, via: WiiliaW r. OseOgn.
H. 4. l..SA. for ihs -putheAst quarter. .retios,
n, township - south. raus- - se.t-
He names the folio y ing sita~rses to prove
hi. consinuous r,..id1ncs upon and cnlsivasion
OF aid Land. via: Edwin r. Donah,tr. Bsnael
D. Con. Thomas X. Gsriner. Albrrt 4arors. all
of Rocky Ford. Colorado. rural routa No. I.
s,A. ABBEY. kexi.ser.
Fifsi publication. April g. tSp.,
Last publiraf ion. yun- !. iiUt.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-25

"a. valley. three beet sugar Zee
tori~s l,sinI located - tthin its hnan.
daf,s.. "a Junra i. lncat-si at the juoesi"h oi
three di,isions OF tt~ Atrhison. Topeka and
Sauta 70. 81 nil-s west 81 kab.a- city.
isi mile. southeast Of Deaysr. siNtythr-~
tuil-- east of Pueblo, and eight, -on~ miles
north And east Of Trinidad. In iSut the santa
~ ert.n,i-d G.D.Di In TsSrman-nt constr"c-
tioa ~orh eon:istinx :" 'naeh,n- .isois ; ,,"rr-
houses, rouSdboa-e. etc. The rsiit"adco,n-
lany employs - Inesi and pay. on. monthiy
st this piscs over sSiinO for lab1r. he suinh
sugar Haetory. Av~ miles ~s.t of Ls yunta
was erect 81 iss lASt At . cost of sl.Ipnb IN
Jnnta has jnst rebuilt and extended iis water
by ths city. aud -'pn'n-"c.d OPP Il ftion. from .
nsv source of supply IN t-hrusfy. iD'. Ih-
nltitude 10 SyN3 fs,t. aud tho climate tah~n
the rear round. " unsurp~ss~d. Almost eot
slant sun .h ins characteristics the Stntsfs snd
1 wholly cloudy day 10 n rarity. IL Junta has
ali the n,rtrots,iitnn con veuiene-- n@~dest by
city al cs.n ppp.ilsiion. including many mtes
a brick sids vaIks. . p-rfect system OF sani
tsvy $50 sPasc. An eiectrie Light plant whirh
supplies 40 alisiay aDd ail-oisht scsvic~. anaf'
sihcini ice plant OF s-s-n tons DAILY espaeiiJ,
a modern cold storage plan, with capacity
II storing SOD tons OF pure mountain ier
three rural iree ivery routss. city letter car
r,er utfic. for local delivery. hrs department;
tsfsshnsss systea ith ! I'D sutssrfu-r., 500
loae dist ascr conneetioo with ahy part OF The
rho state. employing ts-sty s-v-a isschrrs
in twenty .suo rooms. Sith nov SnhD hixh
school con, t,i-trd ia iyDt. t-u rharch-s siStr-u
.ecvet ai.d fratsrnAl ortors, 80 bsak- tHSop
capital and Ssiolmp deposits: os.s daily and
two weekly Newspapers. op~rs house .f 20
ssstirx capsrity. brick plant Of i..oD daily ca
p4city. manufacturing bat quality oil sfrnsa
bsiek: dos,r mill OF - barrels daily capacity:
c1mrat block plant. In fact. La Jnots !. one
of the b-s, towns OF it, sisr In Colorado
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-25

sufficient to make it . profitable in.
vestment for the city. the city en-
gineer reported that it would involve
an expenditure Of about $500. The
city clerk was instructed to adver-
tise for bids to have the work done
at once.
Fred A. Sabin. as attorney for the
La Junta Electric Light Company.
appeared before the council and
stated that a notice applying for a
ten year franchise to furnish the
city Of La Junta with lights and
power had been duly published in
one Of the local newspapers and re-
quested that an ordinance granting
the franchise be placed upon its first
reading. The ordinance provides
for furnishing lights and power on a
meter basis. the former at IL cents
per killowatt hour and the latter at
8 cents per killowatt hour. with =
discount of five per cent il paid dur
ing the first ten days Of each month.
the minimum charge to be $l.25 per
month for lights and s. for power
or sl.25 per horse power. The COM
pany agrees to furnish street lights
the rate Of 81 80 per month. the
number to be not less than thirty.
the rate for lights in parks to be s.
per month. Consumers will be re-
quired to install meters. the charge
for which will be = deposit Of SO
during service. After ten years the
city will have the privilege of con-
demning and purchasing the plant
at its actual cash value. the value Of
the franchise not to be included in
any event. The ordinance was
placed on its first reading without q
dissenting vote.
Ordinance No. l72 granting a
franchise to the Colorado & Eastern
Telephone and Telegraph Co.. who
are now erecting a long distance
telephone line to connect Colorado
with the east, and granting to the
Company the use of the streets and
alleys of this city. was placed on its
third reading and final passage.
G. H. Nichols submitted to the
council a proposition to put in
cement street crossings in lieu of
brick, the rate to be II cents per
square foot. The cost of four inch
brick crossings is l3 cents per squaI
foot. The matter was referred to
the street and alley committee with
power to act.
On motion the salary of Police
Magistrate Clark was raised from
5000 to $500 per annum. to take
effect June 1st.
The city clerk was instructed to
advertise for bids for furnishing the
city hall and water plant with coal
for the ensuing year. Each bid is
to be accompanied by q certified
check in the sum of $500 as q guar.
antee of the fulfillment Of the con-
tract.
After allowing the usual grist Of
bills the council adjourned.
-
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-25
aesIes 81 Aeessssus~ - tssss
3ests tsads.
o,ne. o, rn. sr.rs Bo.rD o, LA>D Co.

OyvIcn oy Tng sI.rs Bo,nD or LAND Co.'S
nfr>IossSs-
DxSyGa. Colo. May i6sh, l1os.
AyOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ Eusru~ Koarkr. Sbn>~ po.so0ics astdrs-
/. La Juuta. Coin. on Nay sh. lSG. meds up
piicstioa No. ~. to the state Hoard OF Lam
tommi,-ioaer. TO i~A-- the foliovtax de~csihrs
srisooI Lands. situate ia Las tnimss cossnsy
Color ado. tp ait:
Northeast quarter of sstfhvesf quarter ans
xe.t half ag southeast quarter II section ID
township - .ssufh. range - west.
. No Other application To leasr the above De
,rvil--i pf-ni.-- or :obieettoa- ngainss ths
shove application will b- eon.liisrsd affsr Jun
-. i0.. mux y v,vr.~
Register State board Land Commissioners.
Fir.t pubiicntis,n Nay Il. tY,.
I-a,t publication. June u. isI.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-03
JUDGMENT IN PROTECTING THE
PORT.

The logical conclusion of the wise
ones who think Honolulu should
teach the Federal Government how to
run port quarantine is to practically
eliminate the present regulations.
which local officials have in the main
enforced with consideration and judg-
MCnt.
There is much in all quarantine
measures that does not appeal to the
layman as particularly brilliant. Diph-
;neria. scarlet fever and variety OF
contagious diseases are surrounded by
extraordinary safeguards, yet physic-
ians and nurses go and come, mingle
freely with outsiders, and there is no
answer to the query, why they might
not carry as many microbes as the I'M
professional, except the record of pro-
fessional experience.
Let those who are giving acute exhi-
billions of hysteria on account of pres
ent conditions stop to consider what
high and lofty tumbling they would
do If the relaxation of the port quar-
entine opened UP plague center that
could be traced directly to San Fran
cisco.
These critics would then turn on the
United States Marine Hospital service
and ask why these guardians of tho
port allowed the barriers to be let
Down with such result.
These critics would prove as GER
tain gang in this town is proving
every day, that they are knockers who
live by knocking, find their daily food
IN knocking and up to date have not
done one single constructive broadly
American stroke for the progress OF
this town or the Territory. They find
their greatest pleasure In damning "all
as is" and particularly finding fault
with the American Government. They
have neither loyalty for the town nor
the country. They criticize without
Offering or attempting reasonable So
luton. They knock. They nag. They
snarl. They are the hyenas of Hawaii
1t is highly proper that the business
men and organization leaders should
keep in close touch with the health
conditions here and in the ports with
which we do business. They should
cooperate with the officials to the end
that the port shall not be endangered
by shotgun foolishness or irresponsi-
BILE agitation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-03
TENNEY THINKS
REFORMING WASHINGTON is
DOUBTFUL BUSINESS

II believe that the representatives
of the United States Hospital Marine
Service are doing the best they can
for Honolulu i'm the matter of quar-
Gntlne of this port" said Il. ID. Ten
ney this morning in speaking of the
irresponsible discussion that Is going
on.
THEY have their regulations and
they are, | believe, interpreting the
regulations as literally as they may
with "A due regard for the safety OF
the port. We are particularly for
tunate in having an officer like DR..
Cofer at the head of affairs. AL
though he is not here, his plan of
action is, | suppose, being carried
out.
'As for the regulations, | am not
in position to pass criticism. Per-
haps some of these local experts, who
are talking, are. think Honolulu
would be undertaking very doubt
full campaign If 1t were to start out
at this time to educate the United
States Marine Hospital service in
what 1t should do.
IF they were to open this port as
some propose, there would be no lack
Of kickers."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-03
Trent Trust Co.
LIMITED
KAPAPAlA KICKER
SAYS ROBERTSON,
FAILED TO APPEAR

The strenuous kick which appeared
In an afternoon paper in which per.
son who was said to be thoroughly
conversant with the Kapapala land
matter, objected to the manner in
which the administration is conduct.
Ing the sale of the lease of these lands,
Goes not seem to have been very seri-
ously meant. At least the person does
not appear TO have the courage of hls
convictions.
Manager Geo. II. Robertson issued a
public invitation to the kicker to meet
Elm at his Office Yesterday morning at
q stated time. and he also invited rep
resentatives of the daily papers to DO
present, but the gentleman, whoever
he was, did not show up.
HE simply did not appear" said
Robertson this morning. IL had ready
maps of the land in question and docu.
ments which ] intended to show him,
fs 1t was my purpose to set him right
IN regard to certain misleading state
ments which he made to the public.
However, he did not show up. Posi-
bly, he did not think that It was worth
his while, but hereafter shall take no
further notice Of the matter"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-03
FOUR DOLLARS SAVED HIS FAM
LILY FROM POVERTY.

He had been sick for long time
and could not work; he had valuable
papers, the loss of which would cut
off his income; he kept. them in a
trunk; a friend told him that he was
taking great risks in so doing; he
rented a box in the safety Deposit
Vault of the Henry Warehouse Trust
Company, Ltd; 1t cost him four dol
lars a year; he gathered together all
his documents, and put them in the
box; the next week his house and its
contents was destroyed by fire; his
insurance money rebuilt the house,
his income was safe and today he is
happy.
There is a moral to this story; a
word to the wise is sufficient.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-03
MARRIAGES AND
DEATHS REPORTED

The Board of Health reports that
there were nine deaths from contag-
lous diseases during the sixteen days
ending August 81. Tuberculosis was
the cause in all these cases.
The mortality for the month O,
August is reported as follows: Males.
q; females, "a. Total, 65. There
were 1l2 deaths and 125 marriages re-
ported during the month. The causes
of the deaths are given as follows:
Febrile, three: diarrheal, three; venc-
real, one; septic, two; dietetic, one;
constitutional, eighteen; developments
nj, one; nervous, three; circulatory,
three; respiratory, nine, digestive.
eight; urinary, six; accident and vio-
lence, seven. Total, 60.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-03

With the cholera having advanced
along the Oriental line to Yokohama
and plague springing up again on
either side of this portion all sides
for that matter-and yellow fever u
possibility on account of new isthmian
connections, this is no time to cut up
new tangled didoes with port quaran-
tine.
1t is. however, an occasion for the
men who have the real interests OF
the town at heart to get together and
consider the surroundings with calm
Judgment, and with the ultimate pur-
pose in view of working in unison.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-03

We think that Honolulu is undig-
nified in the scrimmages that more
or less frequently decorate the path
way of its progress. But Honolulu
lis not unlike the communities held
up as examples. Not long ago con-
ditions arose which caused the an
Client and honorable Public Ledger
of Philadelphia to give as its opinion
that Golfers Weekly is a publication
as hypocritiCal as it is despicable,
which f. cOmwC"ci0l!zirE IT'S ethics
and birteriug End ra"roin,aE II a"tl-
fetal alt"uis,1." II also refers to
the malicious lies of a paper like
Golfers" Now that is going some.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-03
DREADED GRAND Jury
IS DRAWN TODAY

After october IA 1t will be up {,
riolators of the United States law tc
take to the woods or pack their grips
and quietly sneak aboard some out.
going steamer. For Mr.. Edmunds II
booked to arrive on that date to at
tend the converting of the October
term Federal Grand Jury.
In Judge Dole's court this morn
ing the Grand Jurymen were chosen,
and also those who will serve on the
Federal petit jury. The Grand Jur.
ors are to be in court on October IA,
but the trial Jurors need not appear
until November because, as Clerk
Hatch significantly remarked thh
morning, the Grand Jury will have
a lot of work to do before the Court
is ready for the petit jury. The lists
of the Jurors drawn this morning are
as follows:
Grand Jury-Charles s. Desky.
Honolulu; L. Hoffman, Waikiki,
Maui; II. II. Smythe, Holualoa; G..
Butzke, Honolulu; G. w. Weight,
Hilo, Hawaii; John Schleif, Homo
lulu; Charles Barley, Honolulu;
John J. Green, Honolulu; James
Mott, Jr., Honolulu; Alfred Hook
ing, Honolulu; Frank p. Woods, Ko-
hala, Hawaii; William NJ. Graham
Honolulu; James j. Smithies, Homo
lulu; w. II. c. Campbell, Hilo, Ha-
wall; j. X. Gandall, Lihue, Kauai;
John c. Evans, Honolulu; Henry
Davis, Honolulu; f. +. Patton, Paau-
lilo, Hawaii; Herman Kruger, Homo
lulu; George Copp, Makawao, Maui;
n. Hagens, Honolulu; AXel A. Aal-
berg, Lahalna, Maui.
Trial Jury-A. G. Fredericks, Hilo,
Hawaii; William Lishman, Honolulu;
w. o. Atwater, Honolulu; Jack Hor-
ace Wyatt, Honolulu; w. X. Nichol,
Wailuku, Maui: J. j. Macdonald. Ho-
nolulu; William Kaahanui, Puunene,
Maui; Charles II. Atherton, Honolu-
lu; X. Behrns, Honolulu; b. Kahale,
Wailuku, Maui; j. NJ. Wood, Hilo
Hawaii; John Cassidy, Honolulu;
Fred s. Lyman, Jr., Honolulu; Il. e.
Bond, Kohala, Hawaii; j. II,
Schnack, Honolulu; William II. King,
Wailuku, Maui; William Bucle, Ko-
loa, Kauai; William f. Hebron, Ho-
nolulu; Erling Nahum, Waimea,
Kauai; Fred Schmidt, Lihue, Kauai;
Alex. Garvie, Honolulu; George Chal-
mers, Waimanalo, Oahu; Edwin
Hughes, Honolulu; Andrew Lindsay
Honokaa, Hawaii; b. l.. Boeck, Pun
meme, Maui; J. j. Hair, Hamakuopo-
10, Maui; Charles Fox, Honokaa, Ha-
waii; J. c. Gall, Honolulu; II. A,
Baldwin, Hamakuapoko, Maui;
George M. Harbottle, Honolulu; John
d. Paris, Kealakekua, Hawaii; Har-
ry Armitage, Honolulu; Il. n. Naku-
ina, Alma, Mololyni; william T..
Patty, Honolulu; d. Il. Mitzger, Hilo,
Hawaii; William Chalmers, Hilo, Ha-
wall; Hugh Mccoy, Honolulu; George
Kalua, Hama, Maui; Thomas j..
Ryan, Hilo, Hawaii; Arthur II. Rice,
Lihue, Kauai; w. S. Terry, Hllo, Ha-
wall; Samuel Parker, Honolulu; o.
Burns, Makawao, Maui; II. Is. Patten,
Hilo, Hawaii; William Pullar, Homo
mu, Hawaii; A. S. Wilcox, Lihue,
Kauai.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-03

With plague on three sides and
the INSIDE, cholera in the Orient and
yellow fever at the isthmus, Homo
lulu can not afford to play monkey
shines with the port regulations
made by the United States govern
ment. 1t is a period when public
spirited men should act in an intel
iEent manner.