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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-22
FOR SALE.

Without interest and on easiest
terms, at half the prices heretofore OBJ
tanned, just a few more fine lots IN
Fernandez Tract. opposite Kameha-
meha Boys School. within FIVE minutes
walk of car line: acknowledged to be
the best residence section OF whole Ka-
lihi.
Also at bargain prices. lots in other
portions Of Kalihi. Kaimuki. Kapahulu.
Manoa and Nuuanu Valley.
Several bargains in large and small
houses in different parts of the city and
the suburbs.
FOR RENT,
in town, several neat six-room cot
tages. with or without gas stove, and
electric lights on veranda, and yard
taken care of free OF charge. at SIC TO
ST per month.
]. H. SCHNACK, 1877 Merchant e..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-22
$500 Reward!

The Trustees Of the Oahu College Of
fer a reward of Five Hundred Dollars
for the arrest and conviction OF the
person or persons who set on fire the
presidents new house at Punahou on
the night of June 3. 1907.
p. c. JONES,
7756 Treasurer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-15
The Evening Journal
AS A Newspaper.

From the time when the of
from the time when the drow nation throws off mneof sleep and use
into another work. throughout till 4O of
the the Evening happen
ingmany things that 60 history.
During this time of the thatw
has been gathered Daily happenings of world
collected from country the globe items of
country-stae
with the which live
things possible
Evening
mornings
Press and Mgenher machine
in minutes after the latest received thus
The Journals Editorials will be
epthet
concise Editorials
questions
We The Journal spoken by "Ou Paper
will worthy left
place peculiarly
gramme Of daily affairs make indispensable
building present Evening
side of North Queen Street"
Will
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Cautious.

A few days ago new male resident
of this city. recently arrived from Ire.
land, having made a favorable impress
sion upon the manager OF wholesale
house on Market street, secured po-
sition. The merchant the next day,
having made out large number OF
statements, called the new employee
into his Office, directing him TO "go out
and post these bills" "Wherer In.
qulred the young man. "oh, yes"
said the besiness man. IL forgot that
you have only been In this country u
short time. There's mail box on the
telegraph pole at the corner. Post the
bills there" The son Of Erin soon re-
turned, laying the bills on the mer-
chants desk. ~ may he little green
yet, SIR" said he, but I'm not posting
them bills with big policeman watch
ing the box" Not posting them ?
Why noti What about the police.
man. asked the astonlshed storekeep.
err. That's all right, but you're not
foollng mo all the same. n do appear
to be- green. Sure. dl Int see the sign
on the pole over the box, Post no bills
under penalty OF the "-Phila.
delpha Record.
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SEAS0NABLE SOUPS.
Tested Recipes For Cheap and Easily
Made soups.

Tested Recipes For Cheap and Easily
Made Soups.
Brown Broth.-Put two tablespoon
fuls OF butter In frying pan, add two
tabespoonfuls OF chopped onions aud
two OF chopped carrots and cook until
golden brown. Put these in kettle
with a quart Of boiling water and a
bay leaf and simmer fifteen minutes.
Press through a sieve. While the soup
IL slmmering put about tablespoon
full of sugar into an iron saucepan and
when II browns and burns add two
tablespoonfuls Of chopped onions, then
two or three tablespoonfuls Of water.
Add this TO the soup, with u teaspoon.
ful OF salt and a saltspoonful OF pep
per. Strain the soup, return It ynd
let settle. Add hGlf a pint OF blocks Of
bread that have been stirred up with
beaten eggs. bring to boil and serve
with grated cheese.
Tomato Boulll0n. one can Of to
matoes, add a pint Of water, slice OF
onion, bay leaf, little celery seed
and boil rapidly for ten minutes. Press
| through colander rs much VI the flesh
as possible. Add the well beaten whites
Of two eggs, bring quickly TO the boil
| Ing point. boil 1ye minutes and strain
through cheesecloth. The heshy por
| ton OF the tomato that remains In the
cheesecloth may be put aside for flu
voring sauces, Reheat the bouillon
add cup OF whipped cream and serve
AT once with strips OF toasted bread.
East Indian Soup.-"ut Into kettle
tablespoonful OF butter, two table
spoourus Of fine chopped onions, two
| tnblrspoonfuls OF grated carrots and
the same OF grated turnips. Stir care
| fully for about two minutes. add a
quart of water or stock. u dash OF red
pepper little black pepper a table
spoonful OF chopped parsley, II sliced
apple aud simmer gently for fifteen
minutes, Add teaspoonful Of curry
aud four or i've tablespoonfuls Of boil.
I'd rice which should be boiled while
you are making the soup
quick Turkish Soup. Stir teaspoon
Cu Of beef extract into one quart OF
boiling water, add tablespoonful OF
grated oulon aud saltspoonful Of eel
cry seed When this reaches the boil
Ing point, pour II slowly over the well
beaten yolks of two eggs. Have ready
drained four tnbleSpoonfuls Of boiled
rice. add and serve at once.
Cream OF Potato Soup.-Pare foul
small potatoes. cover with boiling wa
ter and boil rapidly for five minutes
Throw the water away and cover will
pint aud a half OF boiling water. Add
Slice of onion. Il buy leaf and few
celery tops chopped fine The greer
leaves Of the celery will answer thu
purpose Cover and boil fifteen min
utes OF until the potatoes are soft
While these are boiling put u pint o
milk In the double boiler. add Ia
=. blcspoonful OF butter and one Of hou
rubbed together; press tue potatoe
; through fine sieve, using the waite
IN which they We're boiled, add TIL
. mixture 10 the hot milk In the doubl
. boiler Stir until thoroughly heats
and serve
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-07-26
How 10 Keen Furs.

II garments are not cleaned before
they IA laid away and there are moth
eggs IN them. neither camphor nor any
other preventive viii keep them from
developing and eventually destroying
the fur.
n furs are well brushed and freed
from dust. they need not be packed
away IN any Of the much used moth
prevcntlvcs.
In packing furs away for the sum
mer they should first be well aired
,leaned and summed or moths eggs
that are not visible now may develop
during the hot weather.
The whipping OF the furs should con
tiuue until no dust arises Then the
pieces should be put out In the sun
shine for day or two and then heater
again.
n the lining Is soiled or worn, re
move II before putting the Carmen
away.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-07-26

Governor OF this Territory the ser
Vices of a qualified person familiar
with the Affairs of the penitentiary TO
act ut my expense In conjunction with
or assist any person OF persons who
might be chosen by the Territory, and
II II was found that there was any
lnaccuracy In the books or that was
In any manner indebted TO the Terri
tory that would abide by the result
Of such investigation.
Your letter being the FIRST communl.
cation which has been directed TO me
In connection of the auditing Of the
books OF the penitentlary. | therefore
take this occasion TO say that | stand
ready and willing TO pay over TO the
Territory every cent which may be
found 10 be due to II from myself To
that end authorize II. NJ. Dougherty
to meet with you In Santa Fe. and II
Il appears on the face of the books or
otherwise that any mistakes have
been made, or that | am In any man.
ner indebted to the Territory, author.
ize him at once to pay In such amount.
You appreciate the fact that as to any
mistakes In bookkeeping, II any there
be. that am dependent entirely upon
the books of the institution and there
fore request that you permit my re-
preventative To examine with YOU "a
alleged items which are said 10 hav,
been incorrectly charged or omitted
am,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-07-26
CRUSOE
THE SECOND.
BY Constance
darcy haekay.
Copyright, 1907, By L. @. PARCELS.
s4sxsHsHsHsHHsSsSsxsEs4s

As Peyton's sailboat, the Cults
Wing. ducked her way between myr-
lads OF anchored craft. mostly steam
launches, Viola Ainsley looked at the
recedIng shore with sigh OF relief.
The sail filed with u brisk breeze and
spray dashed against the bow as they
tucked for the open bay. The air was
keen and fresh and full Of relish. The
sun shone strong and warm.
Splendid, isn't III" cried Miss Aims
ley.
Peyton smiled thought you liked
that sort Of thing better?" he said. with
backward glance at the summer col
ony Of Clinfcrest, rows OF cottages and
big hotel that stood little back from
the water front.
Don't look as II | was enjoying
myself" she parted.
For u person not addicted TO the
simple life, | must confess you do
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-07-26
A Reeipe For Kisses,

Take q BIT u dark piazza,
Add some noonlight-not too much
Press IN two strong hands small onS,
Add of coy reserve touch.
SIN IN Just u pinch OF folly
Mixed with softly whispered slgha
or romance add two small teacupa
And the starlight Of her eyes,
Then dissolve some pure emotion
Ia longing and a laugh,
Mix grain Of deep affection
with u bit ~ merry chaf
Add an ounce Of mild resistance.
Two Of yieljlng--then In mute,
InexpresSibls enjoyment
Serve In quantities TO suit
Nixon Waterman In 81. Louie Republt
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Very truly yours,
W. e. REID,
Attorney General
WAS NOT FURNISHED WITH
COPY OF M'MAHoN'S REPORT
lENNlRlT "

li.Niilbll W
Socorro. y. NJ. Sept %. 1906
Nr William c, Reid,
Attorney General, Santa Fe, " NJ.
Dear Sir--l am in receipt Of your
letter. stating preliminary to bringing
action against me for an accounting
u moneys alleged to be due the Terri
tory you demand on behalf OF the Ter.
r'ory the payment by me OF certain
amounts mentioned in your letter and
which items YOU say are specifically
mentioned in report made by the eX'
merits from the state Of Colorado.
/ wish Ia say that have never yet
received a copy Of any report made by
the Colorado gentleman, and the only
information | have ever had of the
making ~ any such report or lis con
tents was the knowledge which ] OBJ
tanned from the newspapers,
wish further To say that II the
books Of the Territory show, or II
am in any way indebted TO the Terri
tory IN an manner or for an amount
whatsoever. that Il will not be ncces
sar for YOU or any one else to brin'
suit to collect It, for ! have always
been ready and willing to have all my
accounts thoroughly investigated, an'
II II should be shown that am In
debted in any amount that | wa
ready to at once pay the same.
In the keeping OF the accounts o
the penitentiary, | Of course was, a
every warden has been and will b'
compelled to depend upon the acou'
acy Of those keeping the books OF tn
! institution. and have every reaso
10 believe and DO now believe, tina
those who kept the books during m
administration did so with accuracy
however when II was intlmated by n
NOR that II was desirable that II
books Of the penitentlary should B
audited, I at once rendered to u
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-07-26
How TO Walk Upstairs.

4 physician, describing how n per
son should walk upstairs, says. "tsu
ally II person ;reads On the ball Of his
foot Ia taking each step. This Is very
tlreSome aud wearing 10 the muscles,
as II throws the entire suspended
weight OF the body on the muscles OF
the legs and feet You should IN walk
Ing or climbing upstairs seek for the
most equal distribution Of the 6ody'S
weight possible. In walking upstairs
your feet should be placed squarely
down on the step. heel aud all, anJ
then the work should he performed
slowly AMI deliberately, In this way
there Is no strain upon any particular
muscle. but each one Is doing Its duty
In natural manner" The doctoI
might have gone little further II
the same line and protested agains
the habit which many persons have o
bending half double when they ascen'
n Night ~ stairs.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-07-26
TINE WENT SWIFTLY IN PREPARING IT


said peyton. regarding her as she
perched ON the seat before him In her
trim white yachting suit.
what salty tang" sue shifted.
ITS strange, but one never seems 10
get the full flavor VI II near the shore. D."
zone has to get out. away out, to get
the full flavor of most things, ! fancy"
Peyton answered, his brown hand on
the tilcr his keen eyes looking straight
ahead.
why lid you come here at all,
them Viola questioned. You must
have known what summer hotel
would be like"
zone has ones duty 10 ones family
you know. aud my mother and sister
are here. And then there's another
reason for my coming, | followed =
girl"
"A girl
Yes, a girl | saw on the train. She
had the seat across the aisle from me,
and there were u lot OF people with her.
Il very gay, noisy. fashionable crowd.
The girl was laughing with the rest OF
them. ana thought she was their kind
til | saw her eyes. Aud then | knew,
| FOR they were neither hard nor shallow
nor full Of surface lights. They were
very deep aud beautiful II sue were
moved by love think they could be
eXquisitely tender"
but who Is shei" cried Miss Aims
! ley la utter innocence aud then flushed
suddenly rs Peyton's look answered
her.
"Oh" she said breathlessly and turn
ed away her head.
"Of course | know IL was extremely
foolish OF me-" reyton Fernald Wen
OH, because rumor has already engag
ed her to Millionaire McNugget."
Miss Alnsley bit her lip. "Rumor.
she said, is often very lmpertinent."
Then It isn't trueT"
ut Is not true yet" said Miss Alus
ley and dabbled her hand over the edg
Of the boat.
"Ah" he began.
NO." she said quickly; you've MAD
Il great mistake. The girl isn't ut al
rs you've imagined her. She's YER
fond OF money. She's hard and SELLS
aud doesn't care for simple things
; bit. She'd hate not TO have lots U
, houses ana clothes and good time"
t, you think then" said Peyton. "tha
, because I'm not very well or In thI
, worlds goods 1t would be quite useles
lf | asked her to marry mef'
Quite useless, Im afraid" returne
Miss Alnsley gently, though | kno'
what the girls missing. for there aren
!, many men In the world who 81
: paused as the boat gave an abrul
y, lurch, nearly sweeping her from. b,
feet Peyton reached out strong ar
aud steadied her. The keel Of Il
, Gulrs Wing scraped against somethlr
= hard and slippery; then. with sill,
:, and splash, the boat righted hersc
and went on. But the cockpit ",
rapidly hlllng with water.
, ~ derellct dory. by lingo" cri,
:. reyton as dark object drlfted pa
y them beneath the surface OF the wat,
y Take the tiller and the main sheet
he directed, "and put for that III
- Island over there. Ill have to bale II
y blazes."
- Viola did as she was bid, crouchi
p" OH the seat 10 be out Of reach OF I
water that swlshed In the bottom
:, the boat The trees OF the little isla
" they were approaching stood Q
sharply against the blue sky.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-07-26
Stands For spools Of Cotton.

Women who de- great deal Of sew
ing will hnd little stand To- hold
spOols OF cotton II great convenience.
The only materials required are II
solid piece VI wood perhaps an inch
thick aud either round or square fot
the base aud either knitting needle
pr 20 round piece ~ wood some six
inches long for III" upright piece. II
the needle Is used II can be forced into
the wood OF the base, but In ease the
slender round piece of wood il pre-
terrcd It can be kept Ia place with n
screw or long tack. THIS holder has
place for three or four spOols VI cot
ton, which revolye freely when You
take hold OF IN end VI the 'aread aud
begin 10 draw II OF The point of the
holder makes convenient resting
place for u thlmble OF course II you
are Of decorative turn OF mind YOU
will sandpaper your wooden base and
then paint or stain II.
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! II VAUGHN
Territorial Treasurer.
tENHlBIT VIII

Full list NJ al nf the amounts as
finally demanded by YOU from Mr..
Bursm. which Is paid In full with the
treasurcr's certificate accompanying
the letter with which this is attached
ana the siOO.OuO deposited by Mr. Bur.
sum March 30. 1900, Tor which you
have allowed credit:
Receipts ON journal but not on cash
beck SlC>ij.
L. ) warrant for support Of I. )
PRISONERS. s>i93j
Amount OF C.. " Bond ana Broth.
cts check, No POP. S1;12a.
Amour; OF warrant 80 2ol2, with
drawn balance general maintenance
fund iith 7. Y $l52.2I
Amour, 81 double credit Tor freight
uu brick machinery as shown on cash
book, also In contingent fund Sii7l>
Amount Of check Arson ~ Holman
January -. 1909. S2oooo.
Amount Il double credit On pay
mont. 10 Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pauy per credit through cpntIngcn
fund also ny warrants No 1913 an.
/ lGi9 tHN,.
Amount Tor lumber furnished @
Ot.ro. $50 H..
amount wnaccounted for rs show
lurWcpu 'hc.day book record AMI cas-
sale, and the cash book. SNi>G
amount collections made and no
turned into the Territorial treasury
$@NIiG
Total $297U2N
Credit II q Rursum. March =.
1906. s5uO.OO
Total remaining unpaid s2.i7o -.
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Artificial EYea.

The artificial eyes proposed by Am.
brOIse Pare were thin carved plates
OF gold, painted aud enameled TO match
the sound eye. Glass eyes seem 10
have been Of more recent origin. Parc's
suggestion first appeared In his ME.
thodc Curative des Playes de la Teste
llumalnc," folio 10, Paris, 1861, where
he gives four Illustrations showing the
back and front Of right and left eye
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-07-26
What Causes Snow.

Snow Is the condensed vapor OF the
air frozen aud precipltated IL the earth
when the air Is nearly saturated With
vapor and is acted on by current ot
air below the freezing point some Of
the yapor is condensed aud frozen into
snow. The largest flakes are formed
when the air abounds with vapor
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-07-26

ne IOllONlUs dIhuunso ui1""
from the general maInten'
ance fund OF the Territory
Nov. 30, feO2, for which you
have taken credit on the cash
book but with which YOU
have not charged yourself SHEET
The amount OF warrant or
treasury draft received from
the United States Govern
ment about Nov. 10, 1909. for
which you have laken credit
on the cash book but with
which you have not charged
yourself ..... 49,. sSss.3
An amount received by you
from c. W Bond and Broth
crs. or the money equivalent
thereto for which you have
taken credit on the cash
book. but with which YOU
have not charged yourself SGII %
The amount OF a payment made
los \ W. Arson Of AlOuquer'
que. January &c. 1908 .sr
which YOU have taken credit
on the cash book. but with
which YOU have not charged
Yourself ...................S 100000
An accounting from YOU TO the Ter
rltory Of New Mexico is further de-
mandcd for the sum OF S.126Nl'
which sum is made up Of items listed
ON the credit side ot your cash book
and not turned into the Territorial
treasury. which items are specifically
mentioned In the report Of the Colora'
do Title and Trust Company OF Aug
ust So. 1906. q copy of which was fur
nishcd YOU and reference 10 which i'
hereby made. particularly 70 that por
lion marked Exhibit a. Of said re-
port
Io not a, this time say tina, this
particular sum OF s5.72G.Ni was re-
tanned hy YOU and not paid 10 the par
'le, named. but the method OF pay
m,nr was Illegal and an accounting
oi the same Is desired, there being Nc
vouchers 10 evidence the payments
further request an accounting iol
the moneys received from j. II
! Vaughn by YOU which are not charge
by son against Yourself rs money re-
cr.,rd In the cash hook. which mon
ry, we're repaid 10 The said NaughI
by Territorial warrant No. 1850 u
the 18th fiscal year and Territorial
wauan, 30 2ij1 of the seth tSca
year Amounting 10 $4,000
. ! further on behalf Of the Tegrilor
demand an accounting for the yalu
of the pelts from $50 sheep sold b,
/ you and By Bursum and Mcmillan q
the Territorial peniientiary Januar,
lith and December LIST. 1904 a
: which there Is no record on the cas-
book
I further demand on behalf Of IN
. Territory an accounting from YOU ia
, the proceeds ~ 10000 y.trihed brio
. shipped hy you from the peuitcn'iar
tp Yourself a, Albuquerque New Me'
A leo. February :. 1908. for which n
h cash appears 90 have been entered o
Y the books of the penilenliary
- further demand from YOU, on b,
4 half Of the Territory an accountin
?. for the amount IT an Illegal paymer
P. mad. 10 Charlie, " Dudrow by pen
L ,,nrury voucher Ne. 49, for lumb,
4. had and received by Ex-Governor \
g \ O'rro. and delivered to him Jan
y AIRY l7h and 18th. 1900, 20 the amour
y NJ S2Git
r further demand Of you on bena
@ Of the Territory, an accounting Of a
! other matters and moneys due 10 Il
n Territory OF New Mexico from you
L Superintendent of The Territorial Pc
4 teu,llry. and remaining unaccouni'
IS a..
Very truly yours,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-07-26
1ry rcsprCtIuIIY yollrs
n. O BURST VI
,EXHIBIT mn


Roswell. y NJ Aug %. 1900
Mr. " T. Martin.
Sucorru y VI
Dear s.r and friend Is YOU likely
know I am now the editorial end ot
the Rcgster.Tr.bunc. and have been
much disturbed 10 the stories that
have been going the rounds concern.
ing Mr. BugSum and yourself, ana par.
ucularN as regards Mr. BurSum, as on
account Of bis alleged candidacy Tor re.
election as chairman of the Republican
State Central Committee take 81
for granted that there is a great deal
oi monkey doodle business about the
charges ,ha, have been made against
Won both but under the circumstances
certainly believe 30 would bee a very
grave mistake for him 10 accept the
honor again and 10 such is his in,en.
ton. ,hal. not fail 20 say SO.
II knew him. should write him
point blank asking him the question
.or YES or 40 answer but ju know
sou ana YOU know that ] am not one
Of those who Ike ,o strike az old
friends. for such ] consider Mr Bur
gm and yourself. while never hay.
ing % ask anything ! have always felt
.hJ' ! could get the endorsement %!
either II wanted &c. Now ! wan,
you 90 show his letter 10 Mr. Bursurl
ami talk % over and let me- know hy
return mail II possible as 20 whether
Nr Bursum intends 90 accept ~,
Craftsmanship again II be- does not,
Vl' helm al I can Ia any way car
1c useful n no intends 20 DO So u
win Doc my ig.y. as see 70. - demant
bar he h' Se' aside and an charge,
and wm0rs Investigated
hope that 7 have made this mat
Tor plain and that ! will not be- mis-
understood AS having any persona
fncl'rg In me matter. II g., simpl,
dccp and Interchangeable conviction
that innocent as he may be, II woul,
be- serious party mistake for him q
continue In the leadership Of the part
'u an .u'Cn's AMI purposes.
shall do nothing in this matte
until ] hear from YOU, which / shout
do hy next Monday morning at least
Thanking You In advance for promp
answer and assuring You Of Oh
Strictes' confidence in this matter.
Yours very truly,
WILL. ROBINSON.
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DEMAND MADE BY ATTORNEY
GENERAL REID FOR PAYMENT
ENIlIBlT II

EXHIBIT w
William c. Reid Edmund G. Abbott,
Attorney General Asst Atty Gen.
Territory Of New Mexico.
Office OF the Attorney General
Santa Fe, Sept. %, 1906.
MIR H. o. Bursum
Socorro, New Mexico
Dear Sir.-PrelIminary TO bringing
action against You for an accounting
" moneys due the Territory which the
Territory claims YOU have In you.
hands and unaccounted for, | hereby
on behalf " the Territory OF New
Mexico. make formal demands Of YOU
10 pay into the Territ rial treasury
upon receipt of this letter the follow
ing amounts to-wit'
An amount maccounted for as
shown between the day rec.
ord Of cash sales and the
cash book, showing credits
for cash received from such
sales ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40
Collections made and not turn
ed into the Territorial treas
ury BY you from the follow.
ing parties
Manuel Baca. ,.....,,,S 1880
Onderdonk l.. s. Co.., 400
II. p. own.,,.,,,",., 16'4o