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The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30
AT the Churches
Baptist.

Services in Masonic hall.
Bible school at ~ O'Clock.
Preaching ut IL O'Clock.
Special singing at the service.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8
D. m.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30

Want Of care does US more harm
than want Of knowledge-Franklin.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30

Short form chattel mortgage blanks
for sale at The Chieftain Office.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30
nsw to Pelish Pate.t LeatAer,

Aew to Pelish Patent Leather.
Inc best thing for polishing pate
leather shoes ID the French harness D,
fsh sold by saddlers. Rub It thin
On the leather and then polish Il.
shoes with a soft. woosly cloth. This
treatment not only produces a good
polish. but It prevents the leather from
cracking.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30
n. va. n. Li.i..

He Was The Liait.
He-Do you think 1t would be foolish
Of me to marry girl who was my In
ferior Intellectually? She-More than
foolish impossible
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30

DeWitt's Little Early Risers
don't sicken or gripe. Small
Pills, easy to take. Sold by Ikle-
man Bros. sly
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30

We have signs reading "No tres
passing or hunting on these premises"
at this office. Just Ioc each
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30

Wicked men cannot bs friends either
among themselves or with the good
Socrates.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30

Send your laundry to Garden City.
Soft water. Best OF work guaranteed.
w. S. Holbert. Agent. at Holly Hotel.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30

When you think of going some
where think calling or business cards
We make the best of both kinds.
Guaranteed to be that.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30
HIS Usual Way.

She-It's funny. but all the time I
have known Mr.. Tigg he never has
paid me compliment. He-Tigg new
er pays anybody.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30

F. w. Brainard.
Foi all kinds of brick and
stone work see w. V. Taylor,
permanently located in Holly.
Try the new blacksmith next
to Emery's stables. Horseshoe
ing a specially.
We have full line of kalsomine in
all the popular shades.
K. w. English Lumber Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-08-30
Honey for Sale.

Wholesale and retail.
F. w. Brainard.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Lower-Cables weak-PrOvislsns
Flrmer

Coffee declined. Influenced mainly by un-
expectedly weak cables from Europe, es-
peciaily the Havre advices. but also to some
extent by the depression in financial circles.
Coffee is no exception to the prevailing dis
trust Of all speculative markets. Local and
Wall Street interests sold and Europe sent
selling orders. There was no disposition to
buy except to cover shorts.
Coffee on the spot was quiet and easier at
sxc. for Rio No. Z. Futures declined 10
points on most months. closing. steady with
sales Of $4,000 bags. Havre declined y to II.
changed. Santos advsnced 80 reis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-20
IA COMPANIES.

Paid By Sub Treasury 20 oanks ........ Sl3s0 ono
PAID By bsnk, 70 ub!Treasury ......,. tSssooo
Loss 70 banks on days sransacuous.. usoo
Lossso banks same period PREVIOUS week. 1900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-20

FLoUR.-Quiet and firm. Receipts, 2, aes
bbls.; exports. 10. 32l bhls. Prices as follows,
Spring-Patents, -. 5OCds6 .35. clears, S5nS S.. %.
W~inter-Clears. st.5On34.75: straights. s5d
s5.2O. Rye -four. $3.50 +
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13
ATTITUDE OF JAPAN.


of her abong Dominion would identical with that
United States labor agitation Japanese
exclusion which, scattering and deuoy before the San Francisco school
said
international Britain
under the treaty friendship and navigation made last
Canda the latter bound
which
would of be
familiar
both patched
after the Francisco affair whereby aborers having emigration
the
United States
special
which the the Dominion restricted to
that had Canada together families
Canadians Ffootedly,
obligation the Mikads
He said voluntary restriction the of the
benefit of apans people and with the desire preventing irritation
the British Columbia flooding of the labor market Mr.
faithfully
observed by he being departed from the
| government.
Nevertheless published Advertiser the Minister of
Aatic British
Columbia rather plainly relative
steamship loads
flood
nationality
tksh diplomatic
affair with ally responsible that traffic
between and
satisfaction reflection that they ney
United States Canada
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13
THE PEACE MOVEMENT.

peace Mystic Grove
certain
disputes
fobddng the solicitation this foreign
The adoption by Congress neutra the Philippines and the
military drills
for school children dored and boys bgd Sunday schools
declared be teachings of the Christian.
is doubtful the condemns the
military drilling OF young people The best alternative and preventive OF
standing
well readiness of the defend their time peril
less likely develop wark spirit comparatively slight
depending protection
young, degree
feg with their other education useful in itself for its discipline and its
developing manly carriage.
In general the movement however is grand Moreover there
doubt it making headwy civilization The
on penary study of the limitation
military expenditure and the presentation of the establish
caused the which
predicting ho the conference to modify their prophecies The dis
while
Tribune describes it, considered by least slight
0n to the spirit OF peace The support given to the proposal for per
arbitration by deemed
papers, quoted saying
addition delegates
weight by the authorized declaration that the Great Britain
exchange military
with other likely facilitate 'an understanding the
expenditure would be providing
budgets making progress referring
sentiments of Berlin outlook and
project international regarded wholly ly
capitals eonguation
Meanwhile international public ahead the formal
avowals of dpomatis.''
Literary Digest
English proposal
chances the adoption good
this
result wrought
Choate's
the appellate taking
sitting
considerable
erted micable submissions tribunals
conflict between the nations the tab
men high adjudication
a
would be worth all the agitation
merely chauviniste prestige, which the institution had
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13
CABLEGRAMS.

ASSOCIATED Cabegrams)
CASABLANCA September 12The French and Spanish army
has routed the Moors again, Taddert
SAN FRANCISCO, September I2-Dr of Federal
Service United States Marine Hospital Service arrived
take charge of the plague situation
SEATTLE September 12.-Secretary of War Taft sailed
day for Manila the Minnesota.
SARATOGA, N. Y. September 12.-Chares G. Burton has
been elected of the Republic
WASHINGTON, September 1a-From reports just issued it
learned that the total of the the Panama canal
to December last has been eightythree million dollars
PHILADELPHIA, September being predicted
there will be general coal famine throughout country during
the coming winter.
SAN FRANCISCO September 13-Twelve tentative jurors
have been secured for the trial of TREY Ford
of the United Railroads. under indictment bribery
San Francisco old Board of Supervisors.
SAN FRANCISCO, September I3-Biggy has been
Chief of Police succeed Dnan discharged by the Board of
Police Commissioners.
SEATTLE September 13-Tsukuno, Jap
this city, killed yesterday railroad accident being
down by a switch engine.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13
ORIGIN OF THE VANCOUVER RIOT.

Some idea of the magnitude of the Vancouver against
Asatics
that city which
Const 1t Vanuver ffght labor
the
of the coast'' September
deciding bring the head
hold awaken the of the
food
organizing the demonstration be made of the
would
4the biggest satie meeting held the COAST 1t
the dispatch the
in
thousand while those sympathy with all being
would add at least five hundred
of hoheaded inei It.
and depth the indicating this
public neither
will disregard the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13
PROBABLY GRouNDLEss APPREHENSION.

Rumors reaching according the Garden Island that dis
satisfied liquor Honolulu break the liquor
The hue credits be smashed by
result of
would be digracefu conditions
that fnished The Garden Island
cudes with the following pathetic the limbs of the M
there weak the of
the wbeak graceful the gratitude
liquor grind'
There sellers
this
al declared void If they did
hold fairly serviceable whip
Both
lold laws retailers, likely
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13
RAILROAD WORK STARTS,

HILO, September 9.-Contraetor Isl
zu is losing no time in making the new
roadbed from Glenwood to Thirty-one
miles. Ten days ago the first pick and
shovel work on the contract was be-
gun at point half way between the
two termini working toward Glenwood,
with fifty men, When the full force
is operating there will be more than
one hundred men at the work.
Part of the roadbed will be over
lava and rock, there viii be several
cuts and naturally considerable blast
ing. Contractor Isizu has to lay his
own portable track and furnish small
cars for removing material where neees-
sary, and of course there are level
sections requiring little or no unusual
labor to compensate for the difficult
parts. He has secured considerable OF
the available supply of ieks, shovels
and wheelbarrows in Hilo, and has
started out determined to finish the
work on time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13
SAW WOOD AND
SELL HARNESS

Articles of association of the Union
Pacific Transfer Company, Ltd. were
filed with the Territorial Treasurer
yesterday. These set forth that the
business of the Union Transfer Co. of
the Hustace-Peck Company and the
business of the Pacific Transfer Com
pany of which A. D. Scroggy is the
owner have each been sold to the
new company, the Union-Pacific Trans
fer Company, in exchange for its $780,
900 of capital stock to be issued, rs
shares of the par value of 500 each
to the Hustace-Peck Company, IS
shares in the name of A. d. Seroggy
and so shares in the name of treasury
stock to be held for the benefit of the
stockholders of the new company.
The Hustace-Peck Company sells to
the new corporation in exchange for
this stock twelve horses, ten wagons,
eight sets of harness, three spring
/
piano moving truck, two other trucks,
| tarpaulins
| The Pacific Transfer Company trans
| fers nine horses, nine sets single and
double harness, six single drays, two
wagons, one handcart, five-horsepow-
power motor, five 26-inch saws, belt
ing, buildings, tools, with wood and
coal plant, hand truck, five tarpaulins
chest of tools, furniture, fixtures
signs, stationery and lease of the
Bulletin building at a rental of $15Ot
a year.
The $4,000 of the capital stock O.
the new company is represented BY
twenty-one horses and mules, s4200
twelve wagons, nine drays, harness
tools, wood and coal plant, furniture
fixtures, tarpaulins, piano truck, lease
hold, and goodwill, s11,020; fifty share
of Union-Pacific Transfer Co., Ltd.
fully paid up, $1,000; total of $4,000.
The purposes for which the corpora
! ton is organized is to carry on tn
: expressage and transfer business in al
i, Its branches, to deal in hay. grain
feedstuffs. coal, wood, lumber an,
building materials, sand ballast, and II
such other merchandise as may be use
full or convenient; to conduct and car
ry on sawmills, planning mills, T.
manufacture and generate electricity
steam or other power for the opera
tion Of machinery. to acquire and dis
, pose of the stocks and bonds of othe
corporations; to deal in vehicles. har
ness, saddles. to carry on horseshoe
ing, and to carry on and engage II
, agriculture, manufacturing and mer
! camille pursuits which may lawful,
be done for the purposes aforesaid O
, any of them.
The capital may be Increased T.
} $4,000 and the officers Of the compan,
are J. F. Morgan, president; G. ]
Campbell. vice president; W. H. Smith
secretary: o. D. Scroggy, treasurer
and Frank Hustace, auditor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13
THE VANCOUVER RIOT.

THE VANCOUVER RIOT
There is probably spasmOc organized labor the
organizations sole Immediately producing the trouble
against chief port on the Canadian Pacific
Also it
ND than that be settled by
material Dominion of Canada the
obliged, voluntarily formal demand to
their subjects so M as
serious problem But question
light and matter OF paca
ton of at least large section of the people ITSELF
the situation that has not been created but
onlym madeac by Vancouver
1t is situation that worry British Columbia
politicians provincial that it is to their interest to
immigration has been for some time one OF
grave Union For time past the
question to be
great of Chinese competition
considerably aevated by the operation of head tax ~
nationality This device has had result described by Hon
Chamn position today
exceptionally good He will command large white
Since the head tax put
wages efficiency deprecated 95 cent
The quotation from an interview with the DOMINION minister Oh m
investigation
immigration Following above remarks Mr.
Oliver said ne was not favor OF removing W neaa tax anu a
of declared That merely
aber receives $685.
against 81 and $5 paid to the white man. put the 1orm soon as
independent white So much for
inkn from highest authority investigation of the cause for the
antagonlsn OF whte LABOR IN BRUSH
months Mr. Oliver had deeper
however and his views the situation in the Pacific province
the have weghty significance
grounds which the PROPOSE
considerable portion of the Canadian people has to-
pacifed
Beginning japanese influx
had
all labor
the the of
of able much less
feeling opposition beyond this class There
feeling inhabitants generally that they not know what
behind They frame of mind the matter
generally
responsibility behind it of mysterious
considerations measuraby favor
introduction ground that they workers
which admits exist But instead of
division employers and the working
Hindo labor middle element
employer
the feeling distu engnded by the uddenness volume
of the influx
Mr.. Oliver said the had taken
falamed the people, Referring
important
acit that only
be responsible
British Columbia Hawaii
feeling practically
inhabitants there similar feelings would be evoked this
Mr. Oliver concluded with the following remark showing that
before possible disorder
benin
could dherng spirit
b
more from tn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13
WILL SUE SCORES
Of DEL|NQUENTs

Tax Assessor Holt and his office
force are busy preparing to begin a
large number of suits for taxes. These
suits. which will number several hun
courts according to where the taxes
are due or the delinquents reside.
On the average there is about sixty
or seventy thousand dollars of taxes
delinquent each year in Honolulu. For
many years the amount delinquent
each year exceeded the amount of de-
linquent taxes collected each year. so
that there accumulated an immense
amount of taxes which stood on the
books as delinquent. OF course a great
deal of this never can be collected
The delinquents have died or moved
away, leaving no property or assets
out of which they can be collected. A
great deal of 1t, however. can be COL
lected by diligence and energy, in the
opinion of Tax Collector Holt. The
collection of delinquent taxes last year
| amounted to about $4,000, which was
more than the average annual amount
that becomes delinquent.
81 believe that the most successful
way to collect delinquent taxes, espe-
cially personal taxes" said Collector
| Holt, ''is to send persistent collector
out after them. Keeping after the
deIinquents is more successful than
any other means. That is why 1 pro-
posed to the Board of Supervisors
that it make an appropriation for
this purpose. 1 am sure 1t would
greatly benefit the county. have JUST
had conference with County Attor-
ney Cathcart in which 1 urged the
advantages Of this means"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13

cof6ns being especially Springfield Ohio
bodies President Mrs Mckinley laid
which be dedicated considered
simple
would be
Mckinley Honolulu, purpose of Fastening
as to the object o
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13

The card is probably doing to make the
introduced
o a lev
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13


added station
25O0
the War and
installations
of
Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13

of
New walked falesy the
building,
of
the Stock Exchange his
trading members gallery but
Roosevelt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13

Referring
of
in proposes familiar with
forho
70 Nuuanu started its island
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13

There are different ways of being
shaken. and the kind man gets when
his friends discover he Is a Christmas
tree hurts Just as badly as the other
kind. -=a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-13

gauntlet
tucked under business
thing good enough be let
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-05
BAMbERGER's
PLANS ARE BIG
Now Understood That Other
Properties at Park City Are
Going to Him.
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ABSORBs PUBLIC UTILITIES
AND OTHER PROPOSITIONS co
WITH ONTARIO.
ABS0RBs PUBLIC UTILITIES

From what could be learned yester-
day. it seems certain that thea details
connected With the deal by which j. r.
Bamberger and his associates take over
the contol of the Ontario and DAILY
mines Ut Park City. have not nearly all
been told. The entire transaction has
not been rounded out, as vet. nor can
it be until after the arrival Of Charles
L. ROou, the ioeAl manager OF the COM
panies affected, reaches New York.
1t is NOW reported that the Park City
WaterworlSs company and the Park
City Electric Light d Power company.
both of which are owred By the On
tario crowd, go to Mr.. Bambereer with
the rest. 1t is also understood that the
Weber coal mines at Coelville, and
other assets Of the Ontario and Daly
companies, including the control of the
Naildriver company, are all included IN
the transaction.
The wonder now is whether Mr.. Pca,-
bergers scheme does not contonplate
the landing OF stiil other properties in
the camp. particularly those skirting
the Daiy-West, DAILY and Ontario nos
sessions on the south As the davs go
by 1t begins to look more aud more as
though Mr. Ban berger was Just getting
stated with his purchases i'm the PARK.
and il may be That other important
news viii be drifting out this way from
New York before long.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-05
NEVADA FAIRVlEW DEVELOP
Number Four Tunnel DiscIoses Four
Feet OF Fine Ore.

\ letter from Superintendent A. II.
Williams Of the Nevada FaiFView COM
pany'S properties indicates that the old
year expired with the ground giving a
fine account OF Itself Mr.. Williams re-
ports that IN the face Of No. tunnel
there was four feet CT Ove on Monday
last and that every shift for several
days had made the showing better. An
average sample of the entire four feet
had given returns OF $3.50 in gold and
silver. willis q sample from n strealS
On tho footwal side OF the vein assayed
S59.6. The tunnel WAS then in ~ feet
and Superintendent Williams expressed
the opinion that few more feet would
show big Improvement in the grade Of
the ore. good as il then was. The hast
Of the ore was then being sorted and
sacked for shipment.
In the face of the cross-cut from the
hOttCru OF the lo0-foot winze from No.
tunnel. the drills were h0rng into the
sulphidos and the superintendent was cx-
would carry the face Of the crOss-cut
into the vein. Tho Wine was started
down in ore but I'm order 90 keep tile.
pitch IL was, necessary to pass out Of
the vein. That Is WHY the crOss-out
Is being made M the 1i0-foot mark. Coed
news Is expected from these workings
during the next few DAYS
Mr. Williams reported that there was
one foot Of snow at camp on the even
ing OF tho 3lst and that the weather was
exceedingly cold. The camp was well sup
piled with everything needed TO stand
"A siege OF cold weather however. SO no
particular Inconvenience would result
from weather conditions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-05
LOCAL MAN AT MANHATTAN.
Preparing for Big Doings at Little
Mug Property.

Just previous 70 the earthquake which
destroyed San Francisco last spring, II. S.
Joseph bought the Little Mug property
comprising seventy-five acres at Manhat-
tan. Nevada. Later the Little Mug-Man-
haitian Mining company was organized
to operate the ground, with J. r. Gallagher
as president, Joseph ObeTndorfer score
taTy and r. :. Joseph manager
Not q great deal Of development was
done during the fall, hut the company,
Manager Joseph states. IS now making
ready TO get down 10 business in earnest
The ground is most el'gibly located and
is known TO carry the same veins that
have developed 50 we'll in the Indian
Camp, Jumping Jack and As-You- Like-It
properties, promoted by the l.. ~ Sulli-
van Trust company. Manager Joseph has
arranged With Ed Hoffman. manager OF
the Sullivan properties, to exercise n SUI
pervisory care over the grounds develop
ment during the time that the former will
be tied up III the legislature. at least. ard
the promise is made that, by the time
summer rolls around there viii be news
from the property worth talking about
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-05
SOME MONEY IN
THIS COPPER ORE
F0rty-F0ur Tons From Weimer
Company's Mine in Idaho
Sells for $2,797.67.
ELEVENTH CARLOAD LOT
WORK BEGAN ONLY NINETY
DAYS AGO.

For a trife over forty-four tons of
ore the Weimer Mining company yes
tarday pulled down check from the
smelter for s2797.e7. or exactly $685. %
per ton. net on the carload, which Is
designated as carload lot No. IL. The
control assays gave the copper con-
tents of the lot as 1854 per cent, and
when 1t is considered that this is the
character OF rock that is being regular
is sent out. the exhibit becomes all the
moro amazing.
Tae property OF this company was
rounded W. by Mr.. Weimer only last
September Following that al the Ium-
Der. logs. etc. necessary were gotten
out aud the quarters for the men en-
ployeN, orc bins. etc. We're constructed.
was well along in October before
earnest, active work was begun at the
property. which is apparently making
an enviable record for such a young
ster
Mr.. Weimer states that the storms Of
the pest few days have intaIforod some
what with the )pen cut or quarry svs-
ITEM OF mining. and the roads. TOO, are
hard To haul over. On this account
shipments VIII be light for a time. or
Until sieighing Is GOOD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-05
HAS SET ASIDE 100000
FOR MINE DEVELOPMENT

The management Of TIE Western Ne
vada Copper company has made the an
nouncement that for the development OF
its properties at Yerington. New. alone. il
has in it's treasury Sl00009. says the New
York Commercial. IN the expenditure OF
this sum the management promises TO
exercise the same economic policy which
has characterized IL in the past and with
these resources, experts say, the mines
of the company should be placed upon
basis as productive as any within that
extraordinary camp,
Maurice NJ. Johnson, the expert i'm chief
for Samuel Newhouse, and under whose
supervision the Boston Consolidated Of
Bingham has been placed among tine most
prominent copper producing mines of the
world, has been retained as general man
ager of the properties and has departed
for the camp.