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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat.

Minneapolis, Nov. Wheat-DeC.
$1.00% @1.01; May, $1.07& Q107B.
On track-No. hard, $1.O4% 91.O5;
No. / Northern, $1.o2% @103; No. 2
Northern, $1.0oA @L00N; No. 8
Northern, 95%@97%c.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-28

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06
REMOVAL Or
RESTRICTIONS

hNthA8NH
Carrie n. Kerry Coalgaae
lda r. springs. f'aisy
Agnes Walls T4llhlna
Jossph . sprlpg Daisy
Minnie 0fg, HayNood
Rsbecra MeMuffy. Canadian
Henlamlns " Jones' llYAn
John POISON, Entefprlse
James Cooper whigsaeid
David B4oon, iiosssll
Elsie A. nolanuon. TaskAhoma
Linie Walls. Albion
Annie r Toblef oaK Lodge
wm i.osback Nelson
feshena PARRISH Bokciato
Lizzie b. MeCoy. Tuskahoma
MoFtcn Carney, Quintnn
Nancy Hampton, CualgAte
David " Hodges, wapanucka
Oscar David. Sammefaeld
Winnie Billy, Talihiua
CheFokees
palsy Foster, Alton
Frank J sIll, HAdley
Frank PaIone. Dutch Mnls, ARK
Geo W williams. Chelsea
LYDIA Linn. Rose
Nancy r. Forbes. westsllle
Nancy Frasief Black Gum
Waiter y BigbT stilssll
samuel Tucker yinita
Tlios. Hlssley, Warner
Alh@rt Raven. Warner
iotu W NBltet stilwelI
Noah A. Co.'S. SfliNeli
lesss n M0rsland stllsell
sarah G. Hines, Westsiils
Laef Thomas Oaks
i~msgls brown Chantz
Wm kifk WeStflllc
wm. Foreman. westxillc
Cora Thompson. stilweil
Allert u Upton TAhIequAh
Esther Roberts Dutch Mills. Afk
Ella y Wilson Tnhls4aAh
pewltt G Wilson. Tahleauah
John q Wilson Tahle4uah
hsloa Layne Oaks
John q bradley sa.llaw
Mollie Il. Arlington stliNell
Caroline Downing TAhiequah
Margaret ?. wooaan, Tahlequab
John q Altsfty stiiSell
AlsaAndsf johnson. Muskogee
LHrlus 8 Thomas. Sfilwell
Florence A Foreman. oaks
Eilas Foreman, 0aks
Thos , AdAir Tahleqaah
Lille 3 Gibson Foyil
EWing G. 6hpfmlsy Adaif
SAllls n AAhrf, bnartown
Malcolm = Calbfan RoY
Annie = Lacey Warner
Matte Phipps Rs1
Cicero Addsngton. sillRell
Louaner Wilson Tahleguah
Eta . Marsha wan
Frank 81 MafgAu 81 smith
Annie W Farmer PAS pAa
Louie iiesafi Rose
Saliie A pagne ii smith
sadie q hohsHs Marble city
john A Patterson Marble Clty
Mlnard Neaein pfociof
Florence Hfwn. Chance
Myfa Brown ChAucr
john II koeiAef Maskosee
George william Vance Tulsa
John Ffssam 0kfaha
MhEEle D Ileudon. Wesfele
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06
FOR BR|DEs-ELECT VICTORY FOR WHO.
Danny Was In Form and Kept the
Hits Scattered Henderson was
There With the Big Stick.
Friday Nay u

Friday, May II
After struggling vallantiy for ten
lnnlngs yesterday afternoon On the
college campus the Cherokee club
baseball team went duwn In defeat h@,
fore the pitching of Danny Mcclure
and tire college team.
Although tho grounds sefe set. the
crowd that attended TIE game yssief.
daf got thsif money worth TIE
game from start t0 aniAh was nne or
tire most exciting ever PLAYED here.
TIE teams wefs evenly mAfcied. but
the college boys had tie advantage IN
practice. TO lack q practice sud
i1annys pitching mar b. attributed
the defeat Or the club
Danny vas never Ia bettef form,
and wlth the excellent head work Of
Raiues was able to keep tie hlta of his
opponents scattered la fact Tie hits
weFe 10 well scattered that tie snm
tOtai doesn't add gl@,slF 70 The club
bois Henderson belng the oniY one
b hlt DqnnY with Any great degree Of
sncceSs Llge get a thFse saeker
dophle and a single. Others u ti,a
club team considered themselves FOR
tgnsts 70 get a single Henderson was
a aputlls 70 the eollegiAns. bot ssis sup.
port a. critical times aas very poor
u seemed that the iEaeldefs we're
trylnE 20 sse who coald thfow the
fa-thcst ttom wherc TIE tall should
have been thfown.
Tie scars stood pretty even from
the start Sesef Nas either side more
than one seafc Ahuad Wien the ninth
inning closed tie score stood s 70 s
For TIE Cherokee club Henderson
singled took second on Mailousy Sactl.
lee EmF wsnf out aud Franklin "a
sauced iiendsrnon 70 third and took
afst Mars ended the clubs chances
o. scoring By driving straight into the
left asldss hanls Effa~ combined
with clean hIt gave the collsslans
tie winning fan Ia the tenth
score By innings
RHEI
VII C-20oe2o00Il.-o . 81
ca club o osl 0o0-s = 81
BATTERIES Mcclure and Ralnss
Henderson and Etier.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06

ifyoa sil make inquiry it Nll bea
retaliation 90 sea hos mans saccamh
q sidney az bladder sf1sh.es ln ue
'eFm af auotHer q The patient IS
uoi hefond meiica. ald Foey kIa.
neY Cure wiH eHru ft never ilMp
points q D owens
tmaismmssheJ raH ms rscfea
l0H tas picking
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06

inter time aud Nefe
always ltelly, AID I
cuali naf klsp ifa
scratching ti,sn 4
i ~ knp hh
hnsa llAg All
the time aai ~ slsllt
/ would have 30
sefaich through tie
lssnsiasss a. tl1e isch-
iilR Nass.l tafr kbd
AZ lialc l.ldlmxp
- tear erytisiir sf
my hands io scratch
The skin. fco4l4m5t
re- a. sisep. Rad
several pAysieians
tfmt ne bsIi tlny
could uat give lne 4
ffuansai cuw nor
even could they stop
The Itch e After
using the Cuflfur4
sap. ue lsr eaii-
e4ra Oialnaut And
twu iNatl lutleafa
Ileigent ffw almii
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06
H|TTINGLY OBSERVED
Largest Parade in Iown'a History
Marched to City Cemetery
Yesterday Morning.
FfIAy ~ N

Friday MAJ u
Decoration las p VlHlta As ob-
served To Fsfy atting manner TIE
STORES and business houses sefe fec
Grated with flags aud flowers ana
portraits q thu uatipns great men
af,d s. Ten clock ~ u thc Business
houses CLOSED and the citizens formed
che lsusest parade ever seen here and
sent 20 tie elty cemetery and ln a
beeomlug manue decorated ne
graves 0f departed friends and fela
tifss ln TIE Afternoon services Ncfe
held ln tie upsA house and NAM
good sdifussss we're heard Fine mu.
SIC sss no smal. part On tie program
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06
LARGE AUDIENCE SEES
SCHOOL entertainment

saturday June
Tie commencement exercises 81
Sacred Heart Institute which took
place 81 tie 0pep Halse iast night
vas attended by q Iarge ana dIstin
gulshed audience Il easa pronounced
saccess In respect and ass highly
appreciated Is all present
Fg.losiug Is a list II tie happy ro
eiplents oimeda's and diplomas Those
shose names ar lu capitals secured
ms3Ak
AND q
Medals and Diplomas Awarded
fts usa
Ahh,t HfEiEs htnrs asen ant
rn sashm
hu
nsfE fE
aEkHtut N1WfrKN
HiGuhsN EtMAH SIS i3a Misses
httt kv sn 8ss N
ff lf H
HEN HakTuN H f ksHlgr 80
n h tue
a0
itAs $3.50 te
Masfa p.asss,....st
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06
MRS. ORR EHTERTANS
4 NUMBER OF LADIES

saturday 2 anf
YsssNisg Afternoon about ulftf
ladies we're entertained 81 the home
of Nk y orr Several tsilgbtfaI
pieces oi Instrumental music Is Miss
Fag Tfutt aud Nesiames y II VIII
son and Seymour jones Tie feature
Of tie afternoons entertainment vas
however tie singing of Mu " ~
Robinson. u Tula Nrs Robinson
spent tho past feN months in rhlla
dslpbia and sang there s.ih splendid
suceess Tier hearers yesterday after
noon Nere more than charmed With
the sweetness Of ber sell trained
voice
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06
FIFTEEN YEARS
Of ECZEMA
Affected Hands, Arms ard Legs
Endured Terrible Itching ard Aas
Unable 70 Sleep Wogle Tear
tie Bandages 70 Scratch ne Skin
In less thar Ore Week
CURED BY THE
CUTlcURA REMEDIES

|" hsd ee4efna neariy hfteen years
fhr hiiscts1 parts eee ny handa arin4
and lega They we're the Nursl II thc
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06
MRS. LuMAH r. PARKER GIVES
TWO LUKcHE0Ns.
MOST DELIGHTFUL EVENTS
Beautiful Home Decorated in Gfand
Splendof--In Honor Of Misses
Hall and Gocdy k0onsx
Friday May y

Friday. MAJ Il
Mgs !. = Parker, j.. gave = lunch.
son THURSDAY aftsrnoon IN honor Of
Ter counin. Miss Louise lIAil ard Miss
cocdykoonti e youns ladies' and this
Afternoon gave another g married
ladies'
Tiss color design Of pink and white
VAS maintained throughout Tie
HoFal decorations wcrv 81 swest peas,
carnations aud snllax and eefs most
artistically and tAs,siuliy arranged
Tic lAFge silsds over TIE table vas
mass Of sweet peas withtiny gold wed.
ding bells hanging AZ TIE end n each
strand On tie chains above we're
large butterfly bovs OF pink ribbon
Tie side. toard and doof way Were Am.
ilAgly and pFoiassly decorated
Tic taLis was round and covers wefe
lad for aitcen X esis. sach DAY II
eas covered with pink, shlcll gave .
rIet and pleasing back ground Tor It's
center piece and dolllss Tie hoase
as asFgsasa saa lishs furnished b
electFollerS The center IN tie table
was crowned by large carved silver
eiectrclisf representing four candle.
sticks between whlch and supported
b. the heavy bas connecting them
rested 4 sllrer fern dist Instead u
ferns hgwevef Il held surprise poi
of imitation grange blossoms contain.
ing t9sof iof each guest aud which
vas drawn, wlth bunch q cauiA
tloas. b s flbban O. each plate Ths
piece aas surrounded bY snilas, ferns
aud carnations pssplng through which
were miniature pink foses holding
lighted candles
Large aud individual eompafss ard
heAFs-Ai,Aged cases containing almands
bon hons. creams miuis and other
swretueats, dcconted slth iolug Of
orange blossoms and Lilies % ths Val.
icy completed tie setting
Amons ether iatum Il Tie married
ladies the table held miniature gold
china ssA sets on trATs which we're
dmsn b. ribbons ard baueh of sweet
peas
TIE luncheon consisted 6 sven
courses Ffogan fgglt p4neh on whlch
vas large strawberry plsfoed by :
go.dsu.affos hot bouiiou with whlppei |
cream. cheese stfass TIED wlth ribbon |
csab meat = Ia NssbarT served Ia Ia.
disldaa elahug dishes Nith fosstte
WaF'es chicken patties Faruislsd sith |
p4fssrY, pas N eAses, potAfo balis hot
rolls. ice tsA ~lth mint and cherry
tomato and cucumber sslad ia Isttues
cases. nut ard CHEESE san8aich bound |
with rithan 4 eupld surrounded b
miniature larsa sflers un each eheess
tails Nessslrute loe cream frozen ln |
ofansss deconted slth bunch n |
ofanss blossoms niltldaa Iced cakes
decorated aith Lllllss u the VALLEY
A small ehlnA sllqpt' mounted hf
gold dove accompanied tlis eauna A.
a fasor Win tie bosis we're
served lapaness aafef aaaen
At tlle conclusion tie favofs cau
tAlBed Ia tie uapkins and ire aoetf
pot Ssfc reached sud sith 40 appro !
pirate toast O. tils brides @ ~ au eAch /
place card SER rad eithgreat enjoy.
meat
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06

VI Ill Wand. ni ngenhaf. Iann.
wfilek wlHA x III reffif fl.af i
lAfe I q usino LAXATIVE ffult syrup
fef chrome constipation. and i has
rfDfen. without 5 dQabl 81 ue a
ulagnashl practical fcmedy faf this
tfuuhle ard i ls ulth pleasure ] nlief
Wy eosaseiauIiobs Nfefenee A A.
1wens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06
STOCK FOR MACHINE SHOP
NEARLY SUBSCRIBED
SATURDAY. Jun D

SATURDAY 1ant J
Tie Commercial CLUB met last
night and discussed a uumher oi sub.
lcctA uf importance g tie city
The Atteaiaure Nas rather small
The secretary reports tlaf an bet ESQ
q tie sfoes for TIE new Hachins sh0u
las haan sat<eflha
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06
SPECIAL SERVICES
Great Crowd Attended Sacred Con.
cert Given az The Presbyterian
Church sunday Night.

NondaN une
Yesterday eas 8 great day 81 the
Presbyterian church TIE entire pro
gram being devoted % ospeeaietefel ~
in tie forenoon ehlidfens las ex
erclses sefe held These exercises we're
interesting throughout Many pretty
songs we're sung bY the children & the
Sunday schooI
Instead q tie regular sunday even
ing services sacred concert was given
TIE concert heing directed by Mr. and
Mrs . & James assisted Is the
church ciluif samo of the dnest
church smuslr ever heard IL TIE eity
was rendered 40 ta.s service. Tie
singing ut 81 and Mr James III q
duet eas yery Huo Mrs Chubh. Nho
sang = Fefy pretty solo. IS new conner
20 N'nlta oi whom tie cltY should feel
proud She sang at tie meetings held
by F Wolfe Ia londoo Ens land
hefofe e0mluR @ THIS country size Il
q singer 10 faW ability
TIE singing q Miss staHen, Daniels
sas als1 pleasing feature Of The con.
cert Mis- Daniels las q ane volce.
and tie iaef that sllo Is a native of
thn eltY gafe hef hearers Hll the nufn
reason t0 he impressed SIN fef IL
mafsah.y sseel singing
TIE eli0If sisa rendered sHeafal faau.
flf0i anthems thaf Nefe euiatsf 81
aue oi flle afsesi audiences trtf seen
hi tlie nhumh
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06
INDIAN uND SALE.
- - AnrIIIn..

TOW ssfEE ADDITIONS
Application Las been made e the
Secretary of tie interior ~ James
Tsfrapln a Cherokee citizen. iof ger
mission % SCI part e his allotment
siIieh lies adjacent q TIE town u
8arlrsyillr Indian Territory. NHleh
land Is described a. follows
South haif si Of the u0rthsest
quarter nN { ] ~ tie southwest 4aar.
ter lss aud TIE north talf n{ %
Tire southwest quarter sW4 ot ths
southwest aaftef ss4 of section / &
township 8 n9sih faHee . east. less
$50 acres ailfead rsht ~ say. eau
talu.ug % acres
lu Accordance aith ny Instructions
public notice Is given fhat sealed bids
Ter ne atose described tract 81 .aud
viii be feceiyei az tH2 oGies untH
3 m 80 FRIDAY June % Ias
a bas must hf ace mmaIei bf a
d4lf reaidet ehccs payable t8 Tie
eemmisMnef q Indian Affairs faf
- per ssui 70 Tie amount q the bid.
tie rem snter u ne purchase price
= he salf within ten aals II bd Is.
accepted
tbs ai N s. 4l faf tuaHs4s.
purposes ceulnR ats atey to ue.
Indian aottef all uii. eas of n.lnsaI.
rights Ie co under aI8 iau8 and ao
h.d si3 o. accepted fgf less uhan
auat8H ta r. GAea bttaa slteH
Heut
B'ts should be maife1 10 tfe auJaf
sIknci sHeose5 s seiafate va "a
enst'ope apon shich must hs ar.ttea
Bd faf lames Teuapn Iatmeaf
AtHe t1ur ani dat given atage
81 boss fsccIgei wl be publicly
epenti HANtu n kEisE4.
United States Indian Agent
Inmu Agency Maseogeo Ind Isr
April lt Rtf.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06

he mnsf tartuinE aEd iisfrefinR
haHnrs. gereHaa. rlshes, itehings. irn-
taileHs. nnd lfflamnat ans 81 fla skin.
seaip. aHd ttesi, ulfh i ri ha.r ~ iii-
iants elllirru and sdllfs. are insiansiy
nliesvsi aad slseiilx erst lg iht Casl.
rMFn l.N 'itfs Nhen sll tlaa iasla
ceef ferHs - ia.s Tsssassf ta rssv,
lf.1f i..1It ll fHa sHaa saaal y fsE
80 aaH = st.H. f45Ha NiaIasfI
H'f 81. ses el.i.asa so .sis
1af asss Fsf ifaf 3 6 80 Carr.
- TVS tf Asss ilsfst iasls asl.sl5 II
t5srNas a. HfFif % asfte 4 A. IS ftla
80 Msssa "a tiss ~ eAsa sale Gsstasss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06

lieMitis kidney aud bladder rils
are uneqnalsfl fof Bactsehe. veal
kilhefs inilaHlileu III tie b'HIIsf
ana ~ urinary troubles a ssaA
tfeAiNsnt taf a3 GENTS Eald Is Ma.
HaFneg 3 Nefer ana Peoples nruk
Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-06

six day. IN itching had csasef. and now
The safas lape dIapfs ard, and / neeas
lelt better IN ray life than 40 naw.
Edward MorsIl, Band Hrh. lasan-
uys togi Lpuk. Nebraska
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-08-17
Tennis Tournament and Trap Shooting Enjoyed
During the Day and Dancing at Night
Silver Cups are Presented
SUPERVISORS MEETING CONTINUED.
Claims Damages on Account Of Road-Board Orders More
Hose for Fire Department Appropriations are
made fot the SeniAnnua Term.

really fairy bower, as the pavi-
lion was brilliantly illuminated
with arc lights, and nyriads OF in
candesent lights enclosed in Jap
anese lanterns, were festoOned
around the Grand Stand and to
the fences on either end Small
tables were grouped about on
Court Two. During the evening
refreshments were served OF coffee,
sandwiches, ice cream, and cake.
After the grand march, two-steps
and waltzes to the strains Of eX-
cellent music were very popu-
lar until 3 p. m. when the orches-
ira played Aloha Oe and the trains
left the depot for the various
points, carrying away the guests
who with the local people number
ed about two hundred and fifty,
one and all voting the day a
Never to be forgotten one"
A vote of thanks should be
given to the committees who had
charge OF the fete, everything posi-
BILE for the comfort of the guests
was looked after, great credit is
due Mr.. Geo. Mayfeld, the caterer,
who superintended and prepared
so successfully for such a large
number Of people, also to Mr.. II.
p. Baldwin and Mr.. f. f. Baldwin
who contributed very generously:
and in fact the latter was the ori.
ginator of the open air dancing
which was the initial affair of its
kind on Central Maui.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-08-17
HARVEST HOME FESTIVITIES
AT PUUNENE.

The annual tennis tournament
Of mixed doubles to play for the
cups presented by the Puunene
Athletic Association took place on
August - under very favorable
circumstances. The rain a few
davs previously, had improved the
courts and they were in splendid
condition, the grand stand artis-
ticallv decorated with ferns and
flags presented an exceedingly
pretty and gala appearance, ats
seating capacity was not sufficient
to accommodate all the spectators
who came from Honolulu, Lahai-
ma, Waikiki, Makawao, and in
fact from all over the Island.
Lunch was served in the Club
House from y m. to 2 p. m. to
every one present
Special trains were run from all
points to accommodate those living
at distance. The game COM
menced at 9 a. m. and lasted until
4 %. m. All of them were interest
| ing and some were closely contest
ed. The successful players were
H. f Savage of Puunene and Miss
E. Taylor of Hamakuapoko.
At 6 p. m. dinner was served at
the Club House to all those who
wished to remain for the evening
entertainment.
The trap shooting was partici-
pated in by members of all the
| local teams. Good shooting was
done by many while few who
usually stand high found it was
an off day with them and made
poor scores. 1t was handicap
shoot and w. A. Sparks OF Kihei
won the trophy a silver cup which
he must win twice before 1t becomes
his for keeps.
At the close of the final game OF
tennis "A score or more OF workmen
soon transformed Court One into
a perfect dancing floor by laying
boards previously prepared for the
occasion. Dancing commenced at
s p. IN. and on entering the en-
lclosure one could imagine it was
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-08-17
About a week ago we received

About a week ago we received
some exceedingly handsome Shoes
and Slippers from the East, not
from S. Francisco, but direct from
the East. This enables us to sell
them cheaper than any other store
on Maui. Ask for pair of Men s
soft, elegant Romeos. They will
fit YOU like glove. And our snug,
comfortable Mems Embroidered
Slippers are nice to slip on when
YOU come home in the evening.
Let us show you our Ladies -,
Girls, BOYS and Babies Shoes.
Also our Barefoot Sandals, Rub-
bers, Tennis Shoes, White Canvas
Shoes, etc.
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SUPERVISORS MEETING CON
TINUED.

The acts OF the County Fathers
not reported in our last issue are
as follows;
Communication of n Omsted
Attorney for the Estate of B, X.
Kaiwiaea claiming damages for
land which has been made into a
road by Supervisor Haia at Hama
was read, and action on the same
was deferred.
REPORTS.
Reports of the Auditor and the
Treasurer were submitted, and or
dered placed on file.
Report of the Sheriff was read
and action on the same was de,
ferred.
Report of the Treasurer in re
Settlement with the Territory of
Hawaii was read and the same
was ordered placed on file.
Report OF the Sanitary Inspect
or of Hama was submitted and or
dered placed on file.
Report of the Sanitary OF Lahai-
ma was submitted and the same
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DIRECTORS.
E. D. Tenney, J. A, McCandless,
C. H. Atherton, E. +. Bishop.
Transact General Commercial
and Savings Business.
Correspondence Solicited.
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ward copy OF the report of the
Deputy County Attorney to this
office.
The Clerk was instructed to
notify Mr.. Carley that hereafter
no telephones for which the Coun-
ty is responsible shall be put in
without the order of the Board OF
Supervisors.
At $50 p. NJ, Mr.. Kaiue moved
a recess to 7:30 p. NJ. Seconded
by Mr.. Meyer and carried.
EVENING SESSION.
The Chair called the meeting to
order at 1:3O p. NJ.
Examination Of Claim Demands
were again taken up.
The Clerk was instructed to
notify the Honolulu Iron Works
Co. OF the action taken by the
Board in their bill for twisted iron
for East Makawao.
Communication of Dibble X
llae in re claim of Pukoo Terri.
torial Jail was read and ordered
placed on file.
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August 5, 300.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
The Board Of Supervisors was
called to order at $50 4 NJ,
Chairman w Henning presiding
Rol} Cal: Present were: W.
Henniug, r. N. Church, W. P.
Uaia, :. +. Kaiue and T. T. Meyer.
Minutes Of the meeting OF Aug.
:, were read and there being no
corrections were ordered approved
as read.
Claim demands were again TAX
en- up for examination.
REPORTS.
Report Of the County Attorney
was read, and the same was order
ed placed on file,
Mr.. Church moved that the
Clerk be authorized to purchase
2C0 feet of in. cotton hose, noz-
z!e and couplings to be placed at
the Malulani Hospital under the
supervision of Wailuku-Kahului
Fire Department which motion
was seconded by Mr.. Haia and
carried.
Mr.. Kaiue moved that the Board
approve the appointment of p,
Goodness as Police Officer at a
salary OF $50.OOper month. Second,
ed by Mr.. Church and carried.
The Clerk was instructed to
notify Mr.. 0. Tollefsen that his
salary claim for July will be al
lowed as soon as he turns over the
tools of the Molokai District tc
Supervisor T. T Meyer.
Mr.. Meyer presented Resolution:
No, 800 to 1863 inclusive thereby
approving of Salary, Payroll and
Material and Supply Demand, and
moved the adoption of the same
Seconded by Mr.. Haia and carried
At y NJ, the Chair ordered q
recess until 100 p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board of Supervisors wa,
called to order at 100 p. NJ, Chair
man W. Henning presiding.
The Board then took up con
sideration of Appropriations.
The Communication of Hugl
Howell County Engineer recon-
mending the systemizing of order
ing for the Road Department Sup
plies was read and action on tn,
same deferred.
Communication OF \. Omste,
. Atty for Estate Of c. X. Kaiwiaet
was taken up for consideration
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