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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-07-03
JUAN MEsrEs 10 KILLED At ~
JOHNS.
(Dren yhssslsy's Dsty.)

| District Attorney Isaac Barth OF
Apache county, who represented Leo
Stayncr in the Cartcr.Stayner water
suit here, yesterday morning, was call.
cd homo at noon yesterday by . tcle.
gram from 81. Johns, which stated that
Juan Mcstcs, popular resident Of st.
Johns, had been shot ana killed. Tho
name Of the party who did tho shoot.
ing was not stated in tho telegram, nor
any Of the particulars OF tho bloody
ARRAY.
District Attorney Barth claims the
distinction Of beng tho first attorney
in the Territory TO prosecute . party
charged with murder in which "brain-
storm" il set up ms n ground for de-
Tense. Tho defendant In tho case Ii o
Navajo Indian, named Chogin.cy, or
"iunchback.' lie is charged with
the murder of his wife, who bore in
life the name Of Ztla. Isl. Yibitsic.
The crime IN alleged TO have been
committed during n Navajo ceremony
In which the medicine men Of tho tribe
drive devils out Of those supposed 10
be- bcwitched. According to q Navajo
superstition, the medicine man con
drive a Navajo devil away from q be.
witchcd Indian, but is unable to relieve
u redskin possessed Of white devil.
In tao ease Of "Iunchback' tho med
icinc man claimed that he was DO.
witchcd by IA white devil, and therefore
could not be saved.
| Another superstition of tho tribe In
that those who die at the Same timo
travel together to the same happy hunt.
ing grounds. Hunchbnck, who had slept
in blankets owned by white man,
believed that he was bound to die, but
prevailed upon the medicine man 70
try the ceremony as a last effort TO rid
him of the white devil. At tho close
Of the ceremony, which lasted several
hours, and during which he was strip.
ped stark naked, Hunchback concluded
that ho could not be rid Of the white
devil, and was doomed to die.
lie was always known to DO deeply
devoted to his wife, and in mis- rclig
ious frenzy concluded to end her life
so that she could accompany him TO
the happy hunting grounds. He secured
q rock, weighing fourteen and one.half
MI 9TH vuk,.l. kn L.
side Of her skull, after knocking her
down and after life was extinct, broke
in her forehead and the other side Of
her head before he was stopped In bis
murdcYous assault.
The body WINS buried by the indians
and tho murder hushed up, but aews Of
u reached st. Johns through . Catholic |
missionary, who wAs on tho ssssrvatios
at the time The arrest Of Che. gia-ey
by tho Indian agent followed. He w
given into the custody Of tho sheriff
Of Apache county and lodged In jail.
The body Of the victim was sxhumsd
and the head found crushed In, - Do. !
scribed.
Mr.. Barth states that he believes
that many similar murders occur among
tho Nsvsjos, duo to the superstitloas
named, bat that tae tribe keeps III
such s6airs In strict secrecy snd u.
lows no report Of them to reach The
avthoSities
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-07-03
RECEIVES COMPLETE HOSTING
PLANT.
(fron Wednesday, Daily.r

"
Yesterday, W. II. Ferguson, general
manager Of the Logos Mines company,
received the bill of lading Of com.
plctc hosting and air compressor
plant, recently shipped from Los An.
gcles to his camp for installation
there.
The consignment includes "a 40.horse
power hoist, n Hvc.drill air compressor
and all other appliances necessary to
make the new plant M complete and
modern as any in the Big Bug district.
Mr. Ferguson expects that the machin.
cry will reach Mayer by July :, and
has made arrangements TO have it haul.
ed to his camp on it's arrival. The grad.
ing il already completed and as soon
as the machinery is installed, sinking
on the shaft, now $50 feet in depth,
will be resumed. The shaft will be
continued down 70 depth Of 500 feet,
where n station will be cut, and the
series Of iron and porphyry dykes trav.
ersing the locations explored by drifts
and crosscuts.
Mr.. Ferguson and nis partners, o..
T. Ferguson and w. A. White Of Cali.
fornia, recently let contracts for the
sinking Of two shafts on the Pride Of
Arizona and Kentucky Belle claims,
located n month ago, about onc-half
mile east Of Cordcs siding, on the
Bradshaw Mountain railroad. Both
shafts are in copper ore which sam.
pies well, and the owners arc con.
fdcnt that their locations will develop
into the producing class with u reason.
able amount of development. When
the discovery of the property became
known, about month ago, after Mr..
Ferguson had found an eighteen inch
paystreak Of high grade copper ore
sticking out Of the ground on the apex
Of the vein, there was quite rush to
that section and the entire district for
some distance around the claims IN niw
covered by locations. As soon ~ the
present contracts are completed the
shafts will be- equipped with hosting
plants and sunk several hundred feet.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-07-03
STORM SENTENCED TO roUH
YEARS IN PEN

In tho district court, yesterday, a
motion for q new trial was denied in
tho case OF cx.Trcasurer James p.
Storm, recently convicted Of cmbezzle.
ment, and the defendant sentenced to
serve four years in the Territorial
prison. Notice Of appeal was given and
tho bonds Of Storm fixed In the sum Of
$1,000. Tho defendant was taken In.
to custody and lodged In the county
jail Arrangements are being made to
furnish bonds and IL II probable that
he will be released today, pending the
decision Of tho supreme court In his
case.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-07-03
BLOCK THINKS ANY NAN BUT
HIMsELr WOULD HAVE QUIT.
(TseIa Th.ssdAy's Daaly.)

Ed. Block, who returned yesterday
from % visit To mis- "Best Friend
group Of mines, in the Kirkland dis
,rict, is very enthusiastic over the
showing in his shaft, which Is now
down TO depth Of 90 feet, and the
entire bottom Of which is in ore
which he describes an gold bearing
copper ore. The shaft has been sunk
several feet since the strike was made
and tac ore body appears to be i'm.
proving with depth. The ore carries u
high percentage Of lime and iron and
Is so soft that IL can be- mined without
the aid Of powder and drills.
Mr.. Block states that before the
ore was struck the shaft was sunk fol.
lowing a two.inch paystreak Of cop.
per ore a distance Of 40 feet, and that
he bellows that any man, knowing any.
thing about mining, would have aband.
oned II, except himself. lie WAS 70.
warded, aowevcr, when water level vas
reached ut depth Of about so feet,
where the psystreak wideued out tAs
entire width Of the shaft.
The group, consisting Of seven
claims, II located about three miles
north Of the Monica mine. Two Of the
locations cover tho ledge being devel.
oped, which runs 10 o nosthssly and
southsrly direction, in y seAist belt
tsat t'sverses The ooustaiss Of the
district for many hilss.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-07-03
ueaAND WITH SEVEN 0U1.D0HH
10 sUPFo81.


(vseo WeoDss6eyS DoilyS
With seven email ehildsea depending
upon her for support, witaout nsass.
and 20 violently insane that thoss
about her have 10 b eontinual)y npos
the alert, 10 avoid bodily Aasa. y ~
pitifsl eesdisiss Of Nm. Id Csssaaia
whe sssivsa Asss osly . Wssk seetbss
California. where her husband rsesatly
died.
Ever since the death OF her husband,
In February, she has been In . dissoa
solste frame Of mind, and hsr aotAss
and sister, reading here, hearing Of her,
sad plight, invited her 10 Join thea
with her family. After her srrivi'
she became violently insane and threat.
ensd those about her with bodily haru
The shsri6's otace was notified, No,A
day, Of tho woman sad condition, bv4
tho Physicians In charge announced
that they had some hope Of bringing
her back to her senses, and asked I'd
authorities to delay action In her Cad
until they were assured that she W.
hopclessly insane. Her condition NJ
reported much improved last evening
Mrs. Croxdale formerly resided ID J
this city, and will be- remembered bJ
number Of the older residents a. Mis
Ia
Patterson. She and her family an
now the guests Of her mother and sis
ter and those who profess to kuot
state that all are dependent upon Mn,
Pstterson's youngest sister, who worki
Ior . daily wage, for support. TLe
FAMILY resides near the brick yard.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-07-03

Special Correspondence.
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS,
June p7.--Tno total receipts Of cattle
last week were the heaviest Of the
ysar, at $4,000 head, containing IN OF.
ira large proportion OF cattle from BE-.
low the quarantine limo, srAss steers
Of medium TO common quality. Fed
stesss, weighing above 100 pounds,
advanced 10 to 20 essts. and cold At
the highest ags'ss Of the season, bulk
Of salcs At >e.oo TO ee.75. Top >s.so.
Light weight stss's and good 70 eheies
cows and hsifsrs held about steady,
medium 70 common che stu6 70 70 %
casfs lever, srass quarantine stssss 10
70 80 sssts lover. supp,y today y
10000 Asaa, ssasetio. q <,Sos Assa
from last Monday, and tho maskst ~.
eragss steady. 0rass cattle have not
started from native territory In any
great numbers, although some winter.
cd steers arc coming, which ell at
N.7s to >S.75. Tho receipts Of cows
and hoifeu 10 small, pendiag some do.
eision In tho controversy regarding tho
sale Of she stu6 subject" and prices
today are about steady. Ovsrturss
have been made BY packers toward
ending the trouble, and while nothing
has boon settled, the tendency 10 bs.
neved to be toward an ultimate victory
for the sellers. Offerings Of stock
and feeding grades 10 small lately, and
prices not much changed; stock steers
>s.75 to >+.e5, feeders e4.lO to &4.9O.
Mutton supplies last week were
$4,000 mead; market u quarter lower on
sheep; about steady on lambs. Supply
today In 1900 head, and Is to Is cents
lower again, making the break since
three weeks ago, 75 cents to $50, the
greatest loss being on lambs. Lambs
sell today at 900 to $3.50, Arizona
wethers, 100 pounds, nt $500, yearl.
inss worth 5000. Texas muttous
s5.io to $3.50, goats 1926 to &4.oo, In.
Guiding goats for the country. Range
offerings during the last week have not
been as good quality as heretofore.
Primary cause Of tho recent break 4,
the fact that retail prices reached q
point three weeks ago where consum.
ers felt compelled to turn to cheaper
meats, and eastern markets do not re-.
oort much improvement In the demand
since the slump.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-07-03
oAvA01 DU110 .A17ACXS An
BITES YouNo UHu.D.


But for the prompt sstion Of I. 3
Defur In 'eseuing Joseph Hobbs, 3
year.old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.. J. w
Hobbs, from tho savage attack of an
Infatuated burro, In tho Doughsrty iiv
cry and feed yards, In West Prescott
yesterday afternoon, about o O'Clock,
the little child would probably be q
mangled eorpse today.
A. II In the child sustained q severe
bite on tho left leg and ON the body
but was reported resting easy At . late
hour last night and no particularly
serious results are feared.
The little boy had walked into the
feed yard and was playing vita colt.
lilo was dressed in u bright red suit,
which seemed TO have q rather bad Of.
feet on the animals In the yard, and
when the lad started towards the
young burro as though to fondle Il, tho
mother burro rushed at the little fol.
low, knocking nim to the ground and
biting him twice before Mr.. Defur
could interfere.
The boy was rendered unconscious
by the fall and would have been
trampled on by the maddened burro
hut for Mr.. Dcfurs prompt action. The
little fellow soon revived and was
taken to his home, where his wounds
were dressed by n physician.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-07-03
AsSEsSMENr ROLL sWEILs

Within the past few days Deputy
Assessors Charles Raible and James
hcNaughton have added n number Of
small assessments TO the roll, watch
now totals $0,66l ,307.27. The special
mine tax roll included In these figures
amounts to t2.tts,52t.62. The board
Of supervisors will meet AZ a board Of
equalization Monday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-07-03
oIAwsoN TO QUIT
THE wARIEN DISTRICT.
(FSoo Wsdussdsy's Dailv)


Although rumors have been current
shout the streets for several days to
the chect that &. W. Clawson, for
yea" past mine superintendent for
tho Copper Queen Consolidated Mining
company. had rendered his resignation,
the first Official confirmation Of the 70.
port was obtained by . Review 70.
porter, yesterday morning, from tho
gentleman himself. After twenty.
three years in the service Of the biz
mining company, Mr.. Clawson will, on
tho LIST Of September, sever his conncc.
tion and move to Los Angeles, where
In the future he expects to devote him.
self to some private bushes g. Bisbee
Review.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-07-03
NAY INvEsTIoArH.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June g.
Roosevelt has transmitted to the CON
missioner Of corporations Smiths lei
ter from the Central Labor union o
TN" city requesting him TO institute 81
investigation Of the alleged violation d
the antitrust laws by tho tslesrspl
companies.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-07-03

Journal'hiner want ads will get you
anything you want.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25
HAS
COMPLETED WORK

The Episcopal Church Convocation
finished its work last night and adj
iouned sine die. The Council of Adj
vice was authorized to select dele
gate to the Pan-Anglican Missionary
Conference, which will be held at st.
raul's, London.
The Episcopate Fund which has
been held by the Society for the Pro
pagation Of the Gospel, for the sup
port of the Bishop in Honolulu. has
consented to turn that fund over to
the Board of Directors OF the Church
here, the original purpose of the
trust to be carried out The fund
amounts to something over $4,000. 1t
Is invested in British Consols bearing
two and a half per cent. interest. An
attempt will be made to obtain per-
mission to sell the consols in order
to make more profitable invest
ment.
About $500 has been collected so
far in the mems thank Offering for
missions. 1t is hoped to raise this to
$1,000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25
WEDDING
AT CENTRAL UNION

The Central Union Church was the
scene OF a very pretty wedding last
evening. The contracting parties be-
ing Miss Daisy Lishman, daughter of
Mrs. Robert Lishman of this city and
Herbert Scott Gray. There were a
large number of friends Of the young
couple present. The church was
most beautifully decorated for the
occasion by Mrs. Creighton, Mrs. Muir
phy, Mrs. Charles Weight and Miss
Lily Patty, white and green being the
color scheme worked out with lilies,
asters and marguerites and MALE.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Doremus Scudder.
The bride was most beautifully
eowned, including the bridal veil, and
carried a magnificent bouquet of
white daisies. She was attended by
Miss Margaret Lishman, as maidof
honor and by two bridesmaids, Miss
Nellie McLain and Miss Marguerite
Creighton
Following the ceremony the party
rartook of bridal supper at the
home of the brides mother, on Kee-
aumoku street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray left today for
Haleiwa on their wedding trip.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25
KEAUH0U SCHOOL
CHILDREN PLEASE
PARENTS AND FRIENDS
Especial to The Bulletin)


Keauhou, Kona, June 24.-The clos
ing day exercises given by the pupils
of the Keauhou school of North Kona
Hawaii on the Dist instant were heart
lily enjoyed by the parents of the chill
dren and others. Manuel de Corte is
principal, A large number of people
gathered and filled the principals
school room and the veranda.
The room was beautifully decorated
with mountain green's. ferns roses OF
different kinds, white and yellow gin
gers, carnations, etc.
Speeches and songs were rendered
with good effect and merited applause.
Following is the program:
Opening, $3.50 a. m.
Salute the Flag" ..............
By the Whole School
ISong-Praise God" ...... Thomas Ken
BY the Whole School.
Gem-"The Little Ones" 49,. Selected
BY Kaimi Kauhane.
Recitation-"TWo Little Fellows" ..
................. Cur Little People
BY Laukellila Lu.
Gem-"The Reward ......
BY William Ekau.
Father We Thank Thee 49,.
by Grades I and II.
| RecitatiOns-"The Tone Family" :.
.......... Teachers Magazine
BY Grade ii.
Recitation-"SW Sword and Plow' go.
Observation-Disclosures. Selected
By Isaac KeaWeiwi and Simon
Hilo.
Gem-"And All VIII Be Welr $500.
BY Lula Kauihana.
Songs Shells of Ocean" ......,
BY Grades III, " and V.
IDialogue-"C aidron Low ..
.....,. Baldwin's Fourth Reader
By Ida Akana and Julia Kawewehi
Song-"F Finger Play" ann. Adapted
BY Grades | and II.
| Recitation" Good Bye" -. Selected
By Pua Kawaimaka.
Gem-"The Violet ............
............ Youths Companion
BY Kukui Lowell
"Cheerfulness' ... Selected
By.-Iannah Akana.
!3ecitation-"Three Senses. Selected
BY Grade |.
Song-"The Kona Home" .....
sBy Esther Levi, Louisa Kapaka and
| Amoe AhOam
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25
"A " y. W ~ - " - e. w " " ra [
KANA|HAE'S CLOSING
pa na IS 20 "a vs. "a npznraAF

Following is the closing program Of
the Kawaihae school of which Sam W,
Kaaekuahiwi is principals.
ISong-"Merrily the Cuckoo School
Diaogue-"I VS.. Hum" Court
Scene ...... BY Eight Children
Judge, Robert Kapika; clerk, Miss
Annie Laau: plaintiff attorney, AL
fred Pal: defendant attorney. VIM. y
Maialoha witnesses, Isaac Davis,
X Amalu witnesses defense,
David Kaluahi James Willie.
Recitation-"Push' $50. Esther Alma
Recitation-"When I'm Man" 80.
Observation-Disclosures. Aki Apuna
Song" Dreaming Of Home" -. School
Recitation-"Fun" ........R. Kapika
Recitation-"W What | Live For go.
Observation-Disclosures. Alice Kamat
Recitation-"ln the Morning .....
................ Fourteen Children
Song-"Way to Wash ...........
Same Children
ecitation-"True Plan" ..........
................... Esther Alma
Dialogue-"Sick Baby" ........-......
..........A. Laau-Dr. J Willie
Recitation-"How to Walk Pua Laau
Song-O the Sports of Childhood"
................. School
Recitation - paddle Your Own
Canoe" Observation-Disclosures A. Pal
Recitation - Don't Rob Birds,
Boys ............,.. Mary Apuna
Recitation--"Neyer Out of Sight" ..
.......,............. Four Children
May Do ................ p. Akau
Song" Autumn Wind" ...... School
Recitation-'A Million Little Dia-
monds'' ............ ]. e. Laau, Jr.
Politeness'. .,J. Davis
Dialogue-"Value of Principles =.
Observation-Disclosures. Two Boys
"Valedictory" Observation-Disclosures.
Hawaii Ponoi."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25
KANEOHE SCHOOL
HOLDS INTERESTING
CLOSING EXERCISES
(Snecial 10 the Bnlletinl

Kaneohe, Oahu, June 22.-Owing to
the inclement weather which prevailed
all day Friday, June DIST, the closing
exercises of the Kaneohe School did
not commence until 9:I5, as the chill
dren had to he conveyed to the school
III wagons.
Following tie exercises the c. c.
Harris meals for general excellence
were presented by Deputy Sheriff Pa
lila to the winners, viz:
solomon Pahia,
Mary Kamanu.
Quite a number of the parents were
present to witness the exercises and
all were pleased with the singing, rec
itatiOns, dialogues and the spade drill
AT the closing hour, which was
1870, they. were again conveyed back
to Henry Cobb Adams yard, where
Hawaiian delicacies, mineral water.
etc, had been prepared for the wee
tots and everyone ate to their heart s
content.
The weather happened to clear up
about p. m. ana the sports were held
III which a large number of children
took part and the winners receiving
prizes ranging from Toe up to SOC.
E'OllOWinp is the prOpram.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25

Recitation" Ship a Sailing" .....
............... Teachers Magazine
BY Abraham liiIo and Aniani lia-
luapo.
Light on the Cloud =.
BY Julia KaweWehi
Rycitation-" Song of Content" ...
BY Amoe Ahsam.
Recitation -"Cheery Heart" ....
By Emily Lui.
Song BLUE Bells Of Scotland" .....
BY Esther Levi, Louisa Kapaka
and Amoe Ahsam.
CENT? the Hearts Full of Song.
................... selected
BY Keawe Kauhane.
Gem-"In the Heart of a Seed 49,.
BY Sarah KalaiWaa.
dem--"Sing Robin, Sing .......
By Daisy Alli
Song" Sowing the Seeds OF Kindness"
BY Grades III, " and V.
Gem-"Thou Must Be True" .....,
BY Animoe Ahsam.
Gem-"Thinll Truly ............
BY Kukui Lowell.
Gem Something Each Day" .....
BY Hannah Akana.
Gen-"Two Little Windows" .......
BY Kaluhi Kimona.
Song Happy Little Fishes ........
BY Grade and II.
Month of June" ........,..
.......... HaWaii's Young People
By Esther Levi Amoe Ahsam and
Sarah Kalaiwaa.
'Recitation-"The Reaper" ....
......... BadWin's Fourth Reader
By Louisa Kapaka, Animoe Ahsam !.
and Kaluhi Kimona.
Paradise" ....
.............. Christina G. Rossett
BY Esther Levi.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25

Song" Come Unto Me" ...........,
BY Amoe Ahsam, Esther Levi and
Louisa Kapaka.
Recitation-"1h Garden Of Con-
tent .......... Emily II. Watson
BY Ida Akana.
Song ..................
BY Grades III, " and V.
Playa Hawaiian Family .....
Characters; Louisa Kapaka. moth
er; Isaac Keaweiwi, father; Animoe,
Ahsam, Kaluhi and VIM Ekau, chill
dren; John Kalaiwaa, fisherman.
Song" My Own Native Land" 80.
BY Grades ILL., " and V.
Recitation-"Th Flag" $50. Selected
BY Alfalfa IIilo.
Recitation-"Our Country Dear" -.
EOtittttu
BY Louisa Kapaka.
RecitatiOn--"Loye on Country" 49,.
........................... Selected
BY Iohn Kalaiwaa.
Recitation Flag Facts 80. Adapted
BY Grade III.
Recitation-Fiag Facts and Quota
IONS ................. Adapted
BY Grade ".
Dialogue-"The Old Story" Adapted
BY Daisy Aki, Animoe Ahsam, Ka-
luhi Kimona, Kukui Lowell Ke-
awe Kauhane, Hannah Akana and
Maui Hoolapa.
Song Star Spangled Banner" $50.
BY the Whole School.
Closing Songs.
America and Hawaii Ponoi''.
BY the Whole School and Audience.
- GID o.
1t is reported that japanese are
completely stripping the wrecked
Great Northern steamer Dakota,
which was given up by the under
writers as a total loss.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25
RANALH CLOSING
q va EE va ~ara nAEa Eara "a

- Pa ~ FtA 70 F-a 20 Fa4 tA I~-l ia t-4 "a
Hanalei Kauai, June 21.-Today the
Hanalei school held its closing eXer-
cises much to the credit of its prin-
cipal, Miss Florence Deverill and her
assistants, Miss Mollie Cummings and
G. X. Amona. The program follows:
Song Bells Of Seville.
Recitation do Don't You?
Song-IIo, no, Vacation Days are
Here
Dialogue-Father Time and His
Daughters.
Song-Hail, Silent Night.
ecitation-Ancient Mountain of ia
pan.
Song-Baby Bye.
.Dialogue-Ho Best Policy.
Song-Jesus Bids Us Shine.
Recitation--A Little Critic.
Dialogue-A joyful Surprise.
Song-Crossing the Bar.
Dialogue--A Choice Of Trade.
Song-Liberty and The States.
Dialogue-Postoflice.
Song Thanksgiving Hymn.
Song Sweeping Brush Brigade.
Dialogue--The Flag Exercise.
Recitation--The Dark Closet.
Dialogue-A Flower Masque.
A medley by the whole school was
beautifully and greatly APP
plauded This was the original idea of
the Hanalei school teachers and to
them much credit should be given. On
the whole the affair was a grand sue
cess and all those in attendance great
ly praised the work of the school.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-25
NOTICE TO MARINERS

HARBOR, CALIFORNIA.
Nhtice is hereby given that the struc-
South Jetty Light. has been destroyed.
Until further notice a red post lantern
will be exhibited each night from the
front (outeD Dolphin, which is about
so feet in front Of and TO the side of
the former li-.ht