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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-30

days Then be started back congratu.
Hating himself that he had saved an.
other life. but on reaching town he
learned that the mine superintendent
had been murdered.
A crowd gathered. and SOM Of the
men recognized MoParian as a Molly
leader. They started to lynch him.
but he showed his usual nerve. and.
drawing two revolvers. calmly walked
through the crowd. Although he had
failed IN saving the superintendents
life. he determined that he would At
least help 10 capture the murderers.
Going into a hotel he wrote n few
words on several slips Of paper and
dropped them In the street where they
could be readily found. They we're
picked up and a posse. acting on the
hint was organized and went after the
murderers. They were subsequently
hanged.
The Air is Polluted"
Finally. suspected by the MoTIes.
hated and feared by respectable citi-
e n who did not know bis real char
acter. and half sick from the strain
Of the work he begged to be relieved.
Am sick and tired Of this work. he
wrote Ga a Of his reports. i hear OF
murder and bloodshed IN al direc-
tons. The air is polluted / can't
stand Il much longer" Indeed. he
would surely have been killed if he
had remained. for the feeling was
strong against him. So. toward the
end Of 1875 he returned 10 Philadel-
phia and was warmly welcomed by the
PiBkertOns.
In the following spring came the
trials Of about 50 men accused Of muir
der or OF completely in murder. In the
course Of his opening for the govern.
ment the district attorney startled the
audience in the courtroom by nou
cling that among the witnesses who
would be offered by the state was a
man who for years had lived in the
county. had associated with the Mol
lies. had been a member Of the order.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-30

When q woman Is unable 20 go
what she wants she tries % convsuee
herself that il wasn't worth saving
anyway.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-30

Reversing TIE customary n~erceptape
ne graduating class 81 the Broekneis
hish school eaafslas iosF sirls ana
io0rtgen hoys
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-30

Earl Mitchell. a ~tJ.yoaroli student
en- the College OF Arts ana Science
OF hc University 90 Missouri was
drowned while hathlns with three
companions "a Hinkson creek sonfh
OF columhis his home IS On Mound
CITY
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-30

Mrs budrgi Hannoa lel years GA
died a. 81 ionis recently Her hair
had never turned Eras aud she dld
DOT appear more than so
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-30

wero doomed to death by the Mollfes
lie attended an the meetings Of his
diyisioa. He kept on the best OF
terms with everybody
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-05-30
MAN WHO BROKE
UP THE MOLLY
MAGUIRE GANG
EVentful Career of James
McParlan, Well Called
Greatest of Detectives.

Thirty-Four Years After His Wonder
ful Achievement In Pennsylvania,
He Is the Center Of Interest for His
Work That Was Responsible for
the Present Sensational Trials at
Boise, Idaho - Lived for Years
Among the "Mollies," Where His
Life Literally "Huns BY q Thread"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-12
CHAIRMAN HUSTACE
STILL AFTER IAUkE:A

Chairman Hustace is still warm af
ter Iaukea and falling TO accomplish
the object himself, through the Super
visors. he decided to have the Senate
enact a law which would put the Sher-
if, in the matter of dismfssals from
his department. so he could not act ex-
cept by and with the consent of the
Supervisors. He went so far as to
prepare bill that would answer his
purpose but took it TO the wrong place
for ne did not find anyone in the Sen
ate foolish enough to become father TO
the measure which is as follows:
Section l. That Act SO Of the SEES
sion Laws Of 1905 is hereby amended
by inserting at the end of Section 81
thereof the following clause:
Ard provided further. that the APP
pontment or removal of any police or
special officer shall not take effect IN
with the county clerk to be by him
communicated 10 the Board of Super
visors al the first regular meeting Of
said board thereafter; and provided,
, further, that said board may, at their
first or second regular meeting after
such fling Of said notice, revoke such
appointment or removal. such revoca- :
ton TO take effect from and after the
date of such action by the Board or
Supervisors, and thereafter during the
pending term of Office Of the Sheriff
making such appointment or removal
the person whose appointment or re-
1noval has been so revoked cannot
again be appointed OF removed as a
police or special officer in the same
county without the approval of the
Board of Supervisors.
Section ?. This Act shall take effect
on its approval
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-12
DEVICE TO
STEADY SHIPS

LONDON, March 25--Speaking today
before the Institute Of Naval Arehi-
tects. Sir William White, chief con-
structor. Royal Navy. announced the
result OF experiments carried out with
a torpedo boat fitted with DIR. Schi-
lick's gyroscopic apparatus for steady
ing ships Sir William said he could
personally testify TO its remarkable
steadying effect in ali cases. Its prac-
teal effect was to extinguish the mo-
ton
The waves" he said, seemed 10
disappear under her and she rose with
a gentle motion vertically and sank
again into the trough Of the sea with
out even spray coming aboard I'd any
extent worth mentioning"
As 10 the future use Of the inven-
ton Sir William thought it would be
wise 10 proceed gradually. Cross Chan
mel and coasting steamships formed a
class in which the steadyirg effect
would be OF great advantage.
There is no difficulty IN fitting the
apparatus TO q vessel. he said. His
experiments had shown that horoscopes
could be designed which would exer-
else a steadying effect on even the
largest steamships.
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CAPT. RICHES
LOVE FOR DRINK
CONTINUED from PAGE One,

CONTINUED from PAGE One.}
X. A Kinney. The captain and the
first officer exchanged frequent IN
friendly glances The mate appeared
somewhat anxious to have his say and
once interrupted the court TO state that
a mistake had been made in the depo-
sition Of one OF the seamen. Consul
Forster closed the matter by saying
that it was the deposition OF the sailor
and not Of the first officer.
The testimony of Able Seaman Shi-
refs was most remarkable in that he
remembered every san that had been
handled and every detail Of the going
ashore at Kamalo- He resented the
eross-examination of Attorney Kinney
on some points and was told by the
Consul not to be irnpertinent. shireffs
testified that during the time the Loeb
Carve was on the reef the captain. on
one occasion, was staggered which
he interpreted as just the next thing 70
being drunk. He told the story of the
diving Of q lad named Lewis. at sea.
He sa d the captain was under the in
fiuence OF liquor when he attended
him and thar the lad was sick with
iysentery and fever when he went
aboard at Antofagasta- The captain
was so drunk he could not properly
read tie burial service The witness
himself did not drink He had fire.
auentIy seen the captain drunk
sailor Rodnan vas another " tness
called yesterday afternoon He tes-
tiled 70 seeing the ships master under
the influence Of liquor.
The substance Of most Of the tesri-
nony was that the captain was rarely
in state Of complete sobriety- The
hearing continues n p. m. today.
The Loeb Carve started from Liver
pool Her ports Of call after that were
Wellington. Newcastle. Antofagasta,
Valparaiso, Antofagasta again and
thence to Honolulu via the KanaIo
reef. the channel between Maui and
aIoIokai being mistaken for The Aiolo-
kai channel.
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mand of the transport Warren, is now
engaged in the brokerage business al
Vancouver, B. c.
Captain NJ. s. Iverson. a well
known shipmaster at New York, has
patented a coal eonveyor for the
bunkering of steamers. He claims that
with his device he can fill and trim
coal in a steamer 5 bunkers at the rate
of 500 tons per hour.
Diamond Head Charley read 'Biek-
ingham'' as the signal from passing
steamer yesterday There is no such
steamer in the Marine Register, but
Charley insists that he correctly read
the signal 1t was interpreted in this
office as Twickenham.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-12
MISLEADING
POSTAL CARDS

When there is such an effort being
made 10 exploit the country. too much
care cannot be taken TO put facts
figures. and likewise pictures. correct
" before the public. II is true that
the most of the citizens of outlying
townships on the Coast might not De
able 10 tell an alligator pear from a
papaya. but there is always somebody
in the neighborhood who can, and ne Is
always the neighborhood oracle A
resident of Honolulu. well-up in the
fora of the country. has called atten-
ton TO a series Of misleading postal
cards that are being exhibited az
places about town which ought 10 be
put out Of circulation. On one Of these
the nangosteen is labeled Strawberry
guava." and there are errors Of the
same kind on some others A we'll
known magazine, some time ago, COM
nenting on the aquatic accomplish
ulents of the natives. described them
gaily padding their outrigger boats
from Honolulu to Hilo, in the morn
ing. and getting back IN time for
late supper in the evening The IN
enlightened outsider may be forgiven
such slips Of the pen, but Honolulu
should not add TO the flood Of mis-
information, Of which there Is already
more than enough
Other deceptive postal cards repre-
sent the Young Hotel as a brick red
structure and Central Union church as
being made Of concrete.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-12
Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SUGAR FACTORS.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co
The waialua Agricultural Co.. Ltd
The Kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Mill Sugar Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, St Louis
The George z. Blake Steam Pumps
Westerns Cenfrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life In.
surance Co, of Boston
Tbs Aetna Insurance Co.. Of Hart
ford, Conn
National Fire Insurance CO.. Of Hart.
ford. Conn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-12
INcAUTIoUs FRUIT EATING.

Bowel complaint Is always more or
less prevalent during the fruit season
and as al attack Is liable 10 come on
without warning. IL is best 10 keep q
bottle Of Chamberlain Cole. Cholera
and Dizrrhoea Remedy in the home
This meolcine IL wei known for its
prompt cures and many times serious
Illness is avoided by having Il al hand
when needed. For sale by all dealers
Benson. Smith & Co. Ltd, agents for
Hawaii
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ANNAPOLIS NOT DUE.

Word has been received by Admiral
Very that the l. : : Annapolis,
which Is going e Samoa, to act as
station ship. VIII not arrived here be-
fore the 9th inst The Annapolis IS
a vessel al 1o6o tons displacement and
was built IN 1886
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-12
QUARTERLY MEETING.


q. BREWER a COMPANY. LTD.
Notice IL hereby given thai The reg
ular quarterly meeting % the 6. BrtE-
e. & Company. Ltd. viii BE- he'd on
saturday. Arlu 18th. AZ . O'clock a m
~ tts once. Queen street. Honolulu
p. r BISHOP.
Secretary.
Dated. Houolulu. April sth. DO.
1854
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-12
SONS Of SAINT
GEORGE CELEBRATE
Mirth and Music Make Merry
Evening in the Pythian
Knights Hall.

The sons q ST George save a mcsf
successful smoking concert In the n.r
Knights OF Pythias hall tn the Har-
rlson block on Beretania avenue. last
night.
The hail was weli-alled By Britishers
and others and mirth and music reign
"a supreme throughout the evening.
Eatables and drinkabl,s furnished IN
satisfactory quantities. under the su-
perintendence q G. A Mackintosh
were agreeable features cf the even
ing
Or. ArmltaEc ofIeiated as chairman
in his usual efficient manner.
Beside the numbers on the program,
selections were rendered b. MessrE
swadling. T.. Kimbal and A. NJ
Ayres.
The program follows.
Address. BY Chairman. Or. ArmitaEe
Piano Solo ..........sM r. 1aCeres
Comic song-~The Mnesian Militia
man" ...........-...-..... Mr.. smaneF
Violoncello Selection........Dr. Ramus
Song-"For All Eternity" .............
..-.---.-...---..-...- M DougncrtE
SonE-"The DreadnouEht" ...........
.............Chief Engineer McCowan
song ................... clifford Kimban
Song-"Sons OF the M0therland"
........................ Mr. FenWick
Song-"Queen OF the Earth".........
....................... Mr.. Henderson
Comic Recitation. SchWartE
Song-"on the Road TO Mandaiay'..
......................... Mr.. Edmunds
Song u. W. Anderson
Closing Address. Mr.. W. Roe
At late hour the company dispers-
ed. having spent one OF the pleasant
est evenings ever arranged by Captain
Cook Lodge No. $50.
e&aS&xy*z1tzy&xgsEy&Eys1Ss
J Carlo Pawn shop. No iisO Fort Il.
Honolulu. oahu. $50. b 30. ID.
Dated Apr ?. 1907.
Cecil Brown TT 10 Elmer r. Paxton.
Par Rel: por lot 5. blk =. College Hills.
Honolulu. oahu. $500. as. . az
Dated Mar 20, 1907.
Nalani A Olds and hsb ~ h a AZ
10 L. NJ Kekupuohikapullkol IMrs).
u: $3.50 50 II land. Kukui lane. Hc-
nolulu. Oahu $1,000. n ~. . -. Dat
ed Mar g. 1907.
Henry p Baldwin and VI 90 william
n Baldwin. y. lots ~. u. - and =.
blk ,. College Hills. Honolulu. oahu.
81. etc. b ~. y 81 Dated Mar -.
1907.
Henry p Baldwin and VI % Joseph
p Cooke and VT. II. lots 5ss and 81
OF gr 37gs. Kewaio and Nowcwehi SITS.
Honolulu. oahu. 81. etc. b ~. y 81
Dated Mar 80. 1907.
First Am saws & Trust GO % Hawaii
Ltd to Mamie Y Rice. y. IL Int In
r r $3.50. kul -. Kailua. KoolaupOko.
oahu so. - ~. . 81. Dated Mar
Co 1857.
Elmer r Paxton and VI 90 Jane G
Hemenway. u. por lot 5. blk y. College
Hills. Honolulu. oahu. 500. y ~.
"a Dated Mar 90. 1906.
Emmeline II MaEoon 10 Richard
Kelly. Rel: por Er sgs. kalihi. Homo
lulu. oahu. 1876. b -. , a. Dated
Apr :. 1897.
Maria r de Y Varrao and hsb 60 Ber-
nard De Camara Jr. u. y bali lot ii
No : ga landD. Kukuau End. Hiio.
Hawaii $3.50. b 90. . s.. Dated Mar
-. 1907.
Punika OK 10 Puupai kauhane. ID.
r. p ISIS kul 34s6 KamanL Lahaina-
Maui 81. etc. y ~. p 5a Dated MAJ
30. 1907.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-12
MARINE

Today several steamships are due.
The [. :. 4. transport Sherman, seven
days 6ut from San Francisco, should
be off port ready TO enter the harbor
about o'clock this morning She
will 90 to the Naval wharf. The 5. s.
America Naru may arrive during the
afternoon from the Orient. 1t is not
thought likely that she viii sail for
San Francisco until tomorrow morning.
The All. s. s. Nevadan, If she makes
It in little over SIX days, will put in
an appearance this morning She is
expected some time today and should
hiring three days later mail from San
Francisco. The next mail from the
Coast following the Nevadan viii be
bought by the s g Hongkong Maru
next Tuesday or Wednesday morning
WHAT Is 4 CRIMP7
For the benefit Of the uninitiated the
following definition Of criu1p is ap-
pended:
sr.,s -
- -at,a-e Nh,
-. - So - n,e,, uba
- a,,.rn.ataa Tha
- ,-z+aaa ~
4-'.' - -.
se'''1ls "'-.- : - :
. .'-z-.1 -, - ata,,+ 70
- - -~o.-;s,o,,s If
- f,o,erass r.
. = ,--o,.-a
s-S ~ 1t14E 70
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-12
BY Authority

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
AGRICULTURE AND FoREsTRY
Notice Is hereby given that Mr. "
NJ. Ginard has been elected Pres.de
OF the Board q Commissioners n AZ
riculture and Forestry 20 succeed Nr.
L. A Thurston. resigned
G. =. HOLLOWAY.
Secretary and Executive Of7Cer.
Board q Agriculture and Forestry.
Honolulu. T. II. April =. 1915. 7sss
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Recorded April l. 1901

Recorded April /, 1901
samuel p Kaiwi and VT TO L L Nc
Candies. Agrmt: TO exchg int in
shs in hui land for taropatches. PC
land. bldg. etc. Waikane. Koolaupoko.
oahu. e 2s4. "a. Dated Mar p, 1907
Male HaIeakala and hsb (E h 10
1. McCandless. D. L. int in share In
hui land. Waikane. Koolaupoko. Oahu
S4l5. y 2s1, g.. Dated Mar g. 1907.
RosaIie A Andrews and hsb It Il BY
aft Of mtgee, to Trs OF Est Of W {
Lunalilo. Fore Affdt: lots p and q. gr
1888. Young st. Honolulu. Oahu 3 go.
242 Dated Mar 80. 1907
KAmahiainui Ck) by Gdn TO Henry
p Kukona. d: nah Z, r 1850. kul
103ss. Waipio. Hamakua. Hawaii. 800.
3 2sI. "a. Dated Apr !, 1907.
Kaiu Moi and hsb CK) to Honomu
Sug co. NJ; Is int in part ? or sls'
Honomu. 5 Hilo. Hawaii 500 y 20.
. 23g Dated Mar IS. 1907.
Hawn Agrctl Co TO An Koi Cane
Planting Co, Agrmt: TO furnish a
2s-1Ooa OF upper clover for cane plant
! ing near Pahala, Kau. Hawaii 81 and
advs $1,000. 3 "a, p IS. Dated Mar
2s. 1907.
Hawn AgrctI Co to Mitaro Honda,
Agrmt: 70 furnish 50 57-10oa OF upper
Keaiwa for cane planting near Pa
1 hala. Kau. Hawaii 81 and advs 70
$1,000 3 2s4, p 102. Dated Mar 70
/ 1867.
1 Hawn Agrctl Co to Tominaga cane
/ Planting Co, Agrmt; To furnish -
I s4-Ieoa of upper Keaiwa for cane plant
! Il q and
4dvs 10 5000. 3 "a. p los Dated Mar
/ 26. 1907.
! Hawn Agrctl Co to Sen Chong Lee
cane Planting Co, Argmt' 10 furnish
/ - 77-loga OF Lee Choug field for cane
planting near Pahala. Kau, Hawaii. y
and advs TO $4,000. 2 2s4. = ia Dat
ed Mar &c, 1907.
/ NJ Honda TO L Chong. g NJ. cane
crops on lands. Kau. Hawaii slSs-eo
I r 300. p 24l Dated Mar IS, 1907.
4 Hannah X Boyd Mrs 10 Pioneer
/ Mill Co Ltd. L. lot 10. Patent 1855
/ PuehuehunUi. Lahaina, Maui 10 yrs
/ al SO per y. r 2sS, p go Dated MAJ
.. 1907.
Lucy LAM Fl ais 20 Wailuku Sug Co
In. p sOs1. water rts, etc, Waiehu
/ Maui. 10 WIS al 800 per y. 3 -.
zsz. Dated Mar Is. 1907.
Recorded April ?. 1897.
Territory Of Hawaii BY Supt Pull
i W-xs TO Koolau Railway Co LTD
| Agrrnt. in re construction Of rlrd OF
/ public utility in Koolauloa and koo'
/ laupoko. oahu. 3 "a, p 10 Date
Aug .. 1895.
Est OF Bernice P Bishop b. Trs e
{ I.uiss Aiau. D: por Ap "a. + $40
kul -71s. Paalaa-kai, Waialua- oahu
/ 500. 3 80. ? s.. Dated Mar 20 ls01
/ .Jrlts ? Ssves lwidow) 20 Mary san
/ tos. D. az l. kuI 1924. KalihL Honolulu
4 oahu $50 2 %. -. Dated D.
] 10. 1896.
/ J carlo 10 Alfred II Gosm0n. B :
I'M in rndse. jeuelry. fixtures. etc b.
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ASTRAL TO SAIL

The American ship Astral. Captain
Durham, which arrived here March Il
from Yokaichi. Japan, expects 10 gel
away at 6 clock this morning VITA
sugar for Relaware BreakwateT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-12
REALTY TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record April IL, 1907,
From 9 a. m. 10 p. m.

Entered for Record April IL, 1907,
From 9 a. m. to p. m.
Francisco T d'Aguiar and VT to
Mrs Julia NJ Tavares ....!. =
E H Kekapsi and VT to Domin-
gas Marques ...--....-.... d
A 5 Medeiros and VT to r : Ka-
hoounauna .......--...-.-. ID
E $ Kahoounauna and VT to A :
MedeirOs --..-.----...- II
E 5 Kahoounauna and VT TO Annie
Cooper
Joe N Pires and VT to Manuel :
Medeiros .......-.......... i
Henry H Paoa to Young Hoy. L
John F Colburn and VT to Edward
II F Wolter -. --.....-....... L
Claus spreekels and VT ct al to Chas
Gay ...........-..-...-. L
W N Giffard aud VT to Chas Gay 1
Charles Gay and VT to William 6
Irwin .----...------.----. N
Isidor Rubinstein to Lung Sang
Wal ...---.------..--
A NJ Campbell IT to Jose G da
NJ A Tavares and VT ct al TO Pu-
kalani Dairy q Pineapple Co Ltd /
Charles : Hall TT to c Bolte.. /
Neetario J Luis and VT to ] Har-
ris Mackenzie .-..----..- !
F W Macfarlane IT TO J p Jernan }
F W Maefarlane tr 10 John T kel-
lev ct al
John A Morgan and VT 10 Emma
Emma Writ and hsb TO r W Mac
farlane II -------------..--
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nAmNs AReo.

The steamer Claus3ine, Captain Par
ker arrived from Esawaii and Maui
ports Yesterday morning at Q clock
She brought 4644 bags Of sugar, 10
bags Of corn. 1I5 hogs and 50 pack
asres ii sl1Easlyaes.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

James 2. Barnescn, formerly in com
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HAWAII SHINPO SHA.

HAWAII SHlNPO SHA-
The PIoNEER JAPANESE PRINT
Ing Office. The publisher of Hawaii
shinpo. the only daily japanese paper
published in the Territory OF Hawaii.
c. SHIOZAWA, PropI letor.
E4ditoria and Printing ofEce-l0s4
Smith ST.. above King. Phone Main 20.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-06

The biggest corporation In this
country and I'm fact In the world is
the Unlted States government The
second In size and wealth In Grea,
Britain. the third France The mag.
altitude Of the American corporation
can be imagined. though no, eonceiv.
I'd when II In remembered that Its
wealth exceeds that Of Great Britain
and France together. The diseiosur',
during the last three years Of dishon'
esty and corruption In the railroad
insurance. coal oil. fresh beef and
other corporations has aroused the In
dignation Of the president and people
Of the greatst corporation. and 1t Il
impossible 20 foretell the evolution
airy legislation that the next few year
may bring forth in the way OF abate
ment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-06

Tia city. The Ioaarn&i In iss warfare
upoa the Rspahaaean Organization. So
cured i'm shas esmnfE its o little SIC
cess amidst = series a unhroken and
overwhelming defeafa IL elected the
great. the only nd the altogether re-
form administration in county Affairs
A. soon - they were i'm Office. the
e0anty commissioners gave TO the
moFaing paper the county printing.
without calling for bids. and entirely
upon the papers own terms. This ex-
ample of reform and q the Journals
desire to ~ the public vast sums In
public printing speaks for itself. II
shows how utterly without truth Ia
the claim % tAa. paper that il II
working 20 secure . law that public
printing shall h. done by the loves,
bidder.
There IN one more thing that sha
Citizen thinks It knows. II Is this
A. long as the Republican party Il
dominant In the Territory OF New
Mexico. the morning paper will neve
he public printer"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-06

The occurrence Of two serious acct.
dents on curves naturally prompts an
Interest In branches OF railway con.
struction about which the public IL
apt not 10 trouble itself till something
goes wrong. What, for example. Is
meant by saying that the Pennsylva.
MIA road. at the point where the train
left the track, has a curvature OF
6 Ia degrees? Simply that a 100.foot
tape or chain. such as surveyors use,
when stretched straight from one
point to another, would cut of an arc
amounting to 3 IL degrees of the cir.
conference OF a circle. But 1t is not
the circumference that is directly in.
volved In the necessary calculations,
but the radius. which may be found
IN an instant by dividing so by the
sine OF half the curve. Thus a curve
OF one degree IL part OF the circum
ference ut a circle with a radius OF
$3.50 feet-a seven.mile race track. II
the curve Is three degrees. the radius
Is but 1910 feet, giving a circular
track of but 2 IA miles. which is
none too large at 80 miles an hour.
And a curve of 10 degrees, such as Is
not so very uncommon. gives a cir.
conference Of but about 5000 feet.
How important the degree Of curva.
ture In appears from the fundamental
law that centrifugal resistance tno.
momentum" which Is a very differ.
ent thing) varies as the mass multi
piled by the square Of the velocity and