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New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
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ROYAL BLUE LINE TRANS
Every other hour on the even nous hoII,,D-
To BALTIMORE AND WASh4-SNiI, N i,..St
sWASHINGTON. STpers. 11.5O pm l'50 ~ am
sWASHINGTON. Diner. I.50 am - .oo ~ an, ~,
WASHINGTON, Diner S-2O am am ~ ~ ~, -,
WASHINGTON. Diner. 11.50 am I5-vo = y, = - !.
WASHINGTON. Buffet. ]. 20 pm 80 ~, ~,
s.'ROYAI LTD Diner. 30 pm 80 80 - ~.
sw4sHfNGTON. piner. $50 pm . 6-OO % PIN pm
SWASHINGTON. Buffet $50 pm ''OO pm
RDaily. NJ.
Through Daily Trains 70 the West ss,. 9,
Leave New York City, 80 =. - - ~ am
CHICAGO. PITTSRURG. $50 am ~ ~ a. a..
CHICAGO COLUMBUS n.50 am l.-VS ~ . -, !,
PITTSBCRG. CI-EVEL'D, s. 30 pm ! 4-SS ~ ,,, p,,,
.sPITTSRJ- -RCf LIMIT D." go pm - % ~, -
GIN louis. .LlOUISN-. 90 pm - 80 ~
CIN ST LOUIS. LOUSY. $50 am ~ ~ -, ~ o.. 60
t,TN ST. LOUIS. .LOUISN-, 800 pm 0-VO -.
oAices 245. 434 1900 Broadway ,:sg. Assrs
House los Greenwich St, p Union SquSt0
~ 39l Grand 81. y Y: 343 Fulton 81
Brooklvn: West 23d 81. and Liberty 81;
After q m. Sleeping Car Reservs'.lo.i9
and full information regarding trains. i' go
can be obtained at Bureau oS Information.
RS o r. r. 23d ST. Terminal 'Fhohs
No. Chelsea Sl44.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

S.t.rENTER; miilWriRhi. general no
-alc; u around; factory or house A
Ishek, laS y. sth st. brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
SDaiIy.
Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave n Y, Barclay. ChrIstopheF. W -'u
SITS
1900 A. M.-For BtnShamton ard EI'niE@
go 90 A. M-For Buffalo. Chicago ana -
Louis
s14OP. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
"a ~ p. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth.
zsG Is p. N.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
IS 4S p M.-FoT Buffalo, syracuse. ltna1ca; a.
goo A. M.-Cticago-SleeperS open SSV
p NJ
Tickets at 140. 40. 11s5. 1894 Broadway.
n Y: 339 Fulton St-. Brooklyn. sDaily-
Except SundaS. zLeaveS Christopher -.
6.lO p. NJ weekdays
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

CHAUFFEUR on American and foreign
cars; best OF references from last and
former employers. johnson, i65 Thorne ST.
Jersey City. N J.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
WORK WANTED.
Male

CHAUFFEUR: careful driver: good me-
ehanic: with private family, sober: Food
appearance: go anywhere; English. speaks
French; good references. Bournon. 239
West 18th -.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

CHAUFFEUR, %: capable Of keeping gas
olene car IN repair: best Of references as
10 character ana ability. Jay Burke. l%9
Gates ave. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
7, TT, KI, MEM AND CT.
No, That Line Is Not Pied; It's Sample of
Esperanto.

Chicago. April 9.-University Of Chicago students
who have been burning midnight oil their in
cantation-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

CHAUFFEUR and MACHINIsT. 26; five
years experience. can drive and repair
any gasolene car: with private family; So
her: good reference. Henry, 22S East 2Sd 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

CTfATFFEJR.-By young man. in private
family; experienced on DarracQ and i1o-
comobile machines; own repairs. chester
Rogers. l62 asst T4th ST
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

CHAUFFEUR TR.-1xperieneed on foreign and
domestic Easclene cars; city or country
first class repair man. Charles Ruetimsn.
aA3 Kent ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

CHAUFFEUR Experienced on foreign
and American cars; 90 own repairs: care
ful driver: best reference; city or country
H Boekholt. l6lOA Atlantic ave, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

WANTED. Bright young men, u 70 20
years Of age. steady work and opportunity
for advancement. Apply by letter. T. I.
CToWell g. Co. publishers. 52s West Broad
way
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10
pREssMAKrNG AND smLLaNERY.
aEUP WANTED.
hEale

--AN generally handy. who can do rough
carpentering and plumbing and make
himself useful on gentleman's place. J. l.
Reynolds Mount Vernon. n y.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-10

CHAUFFEUR; I'VE years mechanical eX-
perience: can repair and operate any car
viii 20 anywhere: wages reasonable best
OF reference. FitzPatrick. $50 l1th ave.
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Ia. Geptsn,ber 1907.
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Is. Sftober 1905.

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5. September 1906.


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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-07-20
SUPERVISORS MEETING CON-
TINUED.

Last week we published the
minutes of the meeting of the
Board of County Supervisors for
the first day of the session. As
the Board was still in session at
the time we went to press we were
unable to give the report in full
and now give below the minutes
not published in the last issued
MORNING SESSION.
Thursday, July II, 1897.
The Chair called the meeting to
order at $50 A. NJ.
Roll Call Present: VIM. Hen
ming. Chairman, 7. M. Church, S.
E. Kaiue, w. P. Haia, and 7. T..
Meyer.
The Chair announced that Mr..
Coelho had something to say to
the Board. Mr.. Coelho, Chief of
the Wailuku- Kahului Fire Com
pany, verbally requested an appro-
priation of $4,000 for the use Of
the Fire Company.
The minutes of the meeting OF
July 10 were read and ordered APP
proved. Communications were again
taken up,
Communication of ". J. Coelho,
Chief of Wailuku. Kahului Fire
Company in re Fire Company was
read and ordered placed on file.
Communication of Jos. Nunes
Secretary Wailuku-Kahului Fire
Company in re Toilet in the Fire
Station, was read and ordered
placed on file.
Action on the rules and regula-
tions of the Wailuku-Kahului Fire
Compay was deferred.
Claim demands were again taken
up for examination.
At IL A. M. delegation of the
Wailuku citizens headed by Mr.
Wells presented a verbal request
that our roads in this district be
improved.
At 11:45 A. NJ, the Chair order.
ed a recess until 80 p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Chair called the meeting to
order at 80 p. Nj.
Claim demands were again TAX
en- up for examination.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-07-20

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 a pair of Men S
soft, elegant Romeos. They will
fit you like a 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.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-07-20
Applications are Asked for Position of County
Superintendent Of Roads Equipment for
Fire Department.
ODORLESS EXCAVAT0R RECEIVED
Ss Johnson Sends BADLY Needed ExcavatorRoad Overseer
is Disnissed-County gets $500 from the Territory
on Completion Of the lao Valley Road.

Communication from Hugh Ho-
well, County Engineer, in re ar
rival OF Odorless ExcavatOr was
read and ordered placed on file.
The Clerk was instructed to write
to Mr.. Sam Johnson thanking him
for his kindness and also to request
him to forward bill for whatever
hose he may order to replace that
which was loaned by him to the
County of Maui.
Mr.. Church moved that the
Board of Supervisors accept Terri
torial Warrant No. 1901 to the
amount of $1572.S5 for the con-
pletlon of lao Valley Road with
the assignee of the contractor OF
date. . and order the same de-
posted with the County Treasurer
as County Realization Seconded
by Mr.. Kaiue and carried
Mr. George Weight, Hack and
Sanitary Inspector for the district
of Wailuku made some suggestions
for the disposition of the Odorless
Excavator, and the Clerk was in
structed to notify Hugh Howell
County Engineer, that the Excava.
tor has been placed under the care
of the Road Department of Wailu.
ku and to be used when directed
by the Hack and Sanitary Inspec-
tor.
At 6 p. NJ, Mr.. Church moved q
recess until 7;30 P. M. Second by
Mr.. Meyer and carried.
EVENING SESSION.
Chairman Henning called the
meeting to order at 7;30 p. NJ.
Mr.. Kaiue presented Resolution
No. 25S thereby appropriating the
Sum of Five Hundred Sixty-ont
and so 100 Dollars to the Fund
known as NEW lao ROAD, anc
move the adoption of the same
Seconded by Mr.. Church and car
ried.
Mir. Kaiue presented Resolution
No. 259 thereby appropr!ating th(
sum of Seven Hundred Sventy
five and 1900 Dollars to tn,
fund known as Roads and Bridges
Wailuku. Seconded by Mr.. Meyel
and carried.
Claim demands were again tax
en- up.
Mr.. Meyer presented Resolutions
No. 26O to No. 303 inclusive there
by allowing Salary, Payroll, ant
Material and Supply demands foI
the month of June, and moved thc
adoption of the same. Seconded
by Mr.. Kalue and carried.
Mr.. Church presented Resolution
No. 305 thereby appropriating the
sum of $3.50 is the Fund knowr
as Incidentals Supervisors anC
moved the adoption Of the same
Second by Mr.. Meyer and carried
Mr.. Kaiue presented Resolution
No. 305 thereby appropriating tn,
sum of 1886 to the Fund know
as Incidentals County Clerk, anC
moved the adoption of the same
Seconded by Mr.. Haia and carried
Mr.. Meyer presented Resolution
No. 3G6 thereby appropriating tn
sum of 81 ,S5 to the Fund know
as IncidentaJs Auditor, and move,
the adoption of the same. Second
ed by Mr.. KaIue, and carried.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-07-20
HakaIau Lands Sell For $4,000 Above Upset
PriCe.--LiQuor Law to be TeSted---
MOnSarrat is Bankrupt.
FRUITS SHIPPED TO The COAST.
1ortcultus Higgins Sends Carload of Fruits East-Ko-
Counterfeters Arestcd.-It Is Believed All
But One Are Now in Custody
ESPECIAL TO THE MAUI NEWS.

Sugar SO deg test3 Beets9 9s. Cd
HONOLULU July 19Under direction Higgins
a carload OF wi be sent east.
Joseph awarded heavy damages for injuries
ceved in the anti Christian lot in China.
The portrait of Ex-Governor Domn fell in Capitol Building
and is badly damaged.
Jacintho Miguel will test the liquor law in the
j. NJ Monsarat has bankrupt His liabilities
and assets $4,000
July 19The sale of twnty-one Hakalau lots realized
$4,000 above the upset price.
Two Korean counerciters
committed for trial 1t gang with ex-
ception, is caught.
SEOUL July 19-The emperor has abdicated.
NEW YORK July 19-Thee deaths are reported from heat
SEATTLE, July 19-Governor George saws
anJapanee sentiment exists Hawaii The japanese
make desirable citizens.
COPENHAGEN July 19Foueen people were drowned bv the
capsizing of a boat
SANTIAGO Chilli July 19-By wrecking Argentine
steamer seventeen people drowned.
HONOLULU, July 1sDr cofer addressed
merce relative to the danger from yellow mosquitoes
former Honolulu man in Reno Nevada said to be abscon
The Mahuka site for the Federal building will probably accept
No meals will be Hawaiian Hotel after August
The mandamus Tapa Hio
PTTSBURG, July S.-Ten reported
PHILADELPHIA July Fitzmons in
the second round
NEW YORK July l8Keau and Eanger forming OOO
600 corporation for the purchasing throughout
SEOUL July 1S.The emperor will Marquis
and decide relative 10 abdicating.,
HONOLULU, July 1Sh cable announces the
suicide of Percy llhman yesterday.
SAN FRANCISCO July eegaphe strike still remains
unsettled
BOISE Idaho July 1.-THE Haywood trial nearing
SAN FRANCISCO, July IT, Mayor Taylor has been in
SEOUL, July 1.-THE premier has asked emperor
Raw Sugar quoted $767O per Beets $3.50 per
HONOLULU, July 1The privilege issuing passports in Ha-
Justice Ballou has gone to the Mainland to be married
northwest
Iedy for the Coast Tuesday.
Chu So prisoner captured has been
returned jail This mans escaped caused the resignation
key Melanphy
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-THE Post-ofce dynamited
robbed of $500 ns tampe
WASHINGTON July The Artillery has been ordered to
the Philippines.
MONTGOMERY Ala July 17-Bankhead late Sen.
aor Morgan in the Senate.
SAN FRANCISCO July 17Ed Taylor DEAN of Hastings Law
College, has been selected Mayor.
Schmiz has issued that he will to appoint
Supervisors place graters they resign San Fran.
cisco will probably have governments
| LONDON, July 17.-Ouida refuses a pension.
Tolstoi is not dying.
The number OF deaths from plague past months
reaches 100000
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1907-07-20

sum oil TlS.lI to the Fund known
as Incidentals Hack and Sanitary
Inspectors, and moved the adop-
ton of the same. Seconded by
Mr.. Meyer and carried
Mr.. Church presented Resolution
No. 30S thereby appropriating the
sum Of $4S.35 to the Fund known
as Incidentals County Engineer,
and moved the adoption of the
same. Seconded by Mr.. Kaiue and
carried.
Mr.. Meyer presented Resolution
No. 800 thereby appropriating the
sum of 60 90 to the Fund known
as Coroner's Inquest, and moved
the adoption Of the same. Second
ed by Mr.. Haia, and carried.
Mr.. Meyer presented Resolution
No. 80 thereby appropriating the
sum Of 11.45 to the Fund known
as Expense Witnesses, and moved
the adoption of the same. Second
ed by Mr.. Kaiue, and carried.
Mr.. Kaiue presented Resolution
No. 81 thereby appropriating the
sum of $500 to the Fund known
as Incidentals Sheriff, and moved
the adoption of the same Second
ed by Mr.. Haia and carried.
Mr.. Meyer presented Resolution
No. 312 thereby appropriating the
sum of $2S. 25 to the Fund known
as Support and maintenance of
Prisoners, and moved the adoption
of the same. Seconded by Mr..
Kaiue and carried.
Mr., Church presented Resolu-
No. 313 thereby appropriating the
sum of $59.11 to the Fund known
as Mile Posts, and moved the adop-
ton of the same. Seconded by
Mr.. Haia, and carried.
Mr.. Church presented Resolution
No. 314 thereby appropriating the
sum of 1000 to the Fund known
as Street Lights Lahaina, and
moved the adoption of the same.
Seconded by Mr.. Haia and carried.
Mr.. Church moved that2O books
of 10 pages and 20 books of 100
pages OF application blanks, and
q Pound Records each 40 sheets
be printed. Seconded by Mr.. Meyer
and carried.
At $50 p. NJ. Mr.. Kaiue moved
to adjourn to 8. A. NJ. tomorrow
Seconded by Mr. Meyer and car
ried.
Friday, July u, 1907.
Chairman VIM. Hepning called
the meeting to order at 0 a. M.
The minutes of the meeting OF
July II were read and ordered
approved as read.
After the approval of the min
utes the Board went on tour Of
Inspection of road work.
At4P. NJ. the Board came tc
order again Chairman w. Hennina
presiding.
Mr.. Case, County Attorney pre-.
sented request for typewriter
He was allowed to purchose one.
Reports were again taken up
Report of the County Attorney was
taken. The Board considering
that there were not enough ground:
to prefer charges against Deputy
Sheriff Lake, he was called before
the Board and advised to be more
circumspect in his conduct in the
future. He promised to be more
discreet in the future and express
ed regret for his conduct on the
Fourth.
The clerk was instructed to noti
fly all road overseers that the pay
rolls must be completely made ou
before being offered to the workin,
men for signatures.
Communications.
A Communication of the Board o
Supervisors in answer to the letter
of James l.. Coke Attorney for P
Goodness, prepared by County At
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-28

be done before freezing weather
comes. The principle is to keep the
ground in such condition that it will
absorb all rain that falls and then
maintain Il light mulch on top to
prevent evaporation.
In planting corn in the semi-arid
regions the lister has been successful
ly used. This plOw throws the sell
out on either side and the corn is
drilled in the bottom of the furrOw,
either by Il drill attachment or by a
separate drill.
By frtqent cultivation Of iallOw
land as above described, moisture
that falls this year may be stored
for next years crop. In this way
crops have sometimes been grown
once in two years while the crops
every year on the same land have
failed.
Plants that have been grown
many years in dry climates should
be selected for dry farming and only
about One.half the seed should be
sOwn that is used in humid regions.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-28
homesteaders Must Put in ID
Months Continuous Presence.

The general land office is holding
more strictly than ever to the resi-
dence clause on h homesteads, especial
ly in the case of commuters. The en-
tryman must show not less than ii
months of substantially continuous
presence, mot residence alOne), on
the land. The continuous presence
must be Immediately preceding the
submitting OF the homesteader's
proof. 1t cannot be made up of diff
ferent periods Of time covering sew
eral years. This does not interfere
with the six months after filing in
which the government allows the en-
tryman to go upon his homestead; !;
however, should he begin his actual
residence during these six months
and then be gone for Il period his Ia
months begins from the time he re-
turns. Heretofore the general land
office has approved OF commutation
proofs in which the aggregate has
amounted to IA months. This will
make it hard for those who wish to
commute.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-28
hOuSebreaker CAUGHT.

Last Thursday a fellow named
Mallory entered the residence of Fay
F. Dean and stole a safety razor out
fit, a monkey wrench and a lot of
other small articles including some
eatables. Shortly afterward Dean
discovered the theft and reported the
matter to L. ID. Ellis, the deputy
sheriff. Ellis Immediately got busy
and located part Of the stuff, which
and at Cayce's saloon and the
wrench at Carnahan's blacksmith
shop. Shortly afterward he round
ed up the fellow at Howell's Kenne-
wick Bar. Trial was held Saturday
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-06-28
, FOR SALE.

Household goods consisting ofnew
steel range and kitchen furniture, ::
bedroom suites. 2 sidebOards, book
case, hall tree, folding bed, dining
room table and chairs, sanitary
corch, sewing machines, 2 washing
machines, 2 wringers, tubs, rocking
chairs, set of Haviland china, dishes,
POO quarts canned fruit and other
numerous articles. Lady's driving
horse, road wagon aud harness, lawn
swing and full-blood Scotch collie.
WILLIAMSON AND THURsTON.