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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-14
Some City in Northern In
diana Sure to be Chosen
by Eastern Capitalist for
Handsome Home; Site
Not Known.
MANSION AND GROUNDS
VERITADLE FAIRY LAND
Park in Which House VIII Be Lo-
Gated to Embrace Many Luxuries
such as Have Heretofore Been I'm
dreamed of in this Region-May
Have Golf Links.

S. R. Geist, the gas and electric light
magnate, whose interests are strung
from Chicago to Philadelphia and in
elude the South Shore Gas and Electric
company of Hammond, has chosen In
diana for his new home and is now
planning for the creation of an estate
which is to be crowned with a mansion
that will be second to none in northern
Indiana. The exact location for this
dreamland has not been definitely de-
cided upon with the exception that it
will be IN the neighborhood of Valpa-
raise
That Mr.. Geist will move his place
of residence from Philadelphia to the
west is a settled fact and in order to
await the completion of the estate Mr..
Geist has rented a place in Chicago
which he will occupy until his Indiana
nome is ready fer occupancy.
Golf Links Possibility.
Mr.. Geist's plans for the country
home includes such luxuries as golf
links, stables for brooded horses, ken
nels, a garage complete in appliances,
fish pond, fine trees and paved drive
ways. The mansion to be erected on
the place will be built for elegance and
comfort. with a strain of the artictic
to run through the whole
Mr. Geist is a golf enthusiast and in
order to carry on his sport, he viii Sc
lect a piece of ground created by ma
ture for golfng. 1t will in all prob
ability contain nine links. AS he is
known among the golhng fraternity in
Chicago, it is more than probable that
there will be many visitors from the
metropolis who will follow the elusive
sphere over Mr.. Geists links.
While he has taken to the autono-
bile in late years on account of its
average speed and for business pur-
poses, Mr.. Geist has always retained
his love for blooded horses and once
established within his new surround
ing, he will bring his animals from the
east and allow them to run in the In
diana pastures. Two of the animals
are now in Michigan City, here for
lack Of something better to do they are
in the employ of the Michigan City
lighting plant, which also belongs to
the Geist syndicate. He is recognized
as a horseman of superior qualif1ca-
lions has entered a pair of his blooded
horses in the South Shore Country club
horse show. These he will drive him
self in some of the gentlemen's driv-
ing events.
In coming to Indiana for his future
home. Mr.. Geist recognizes the vast
business opportunities of this region
Through his new location he will be
enabled to be in close touch with his
| interests in Chicago, Hammond, Valpa-
raise and Michigan city His new home
| in Porter county will comprise soc
| acres,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Toleston-Lots 4 and 5, block 16,
G. Il. l. & l. Co.'S fifth addition,
Clara Gutgesell to Mary X.
ToIeston-Lot 25. block 8, c. T. /.
& I. Co.'S fifth addition, Andrew
Joseph OConnell TO Henry A.
Observation-Disclosures x lot 5.
division, James E. Adams to
Bernard L. Lee. Observation-Disclosures. H.
Toleston-Lot 5. block 1s, c. T.
l.. & T. Co.'S second addition.
Norris Y. S Mallary to James
Toieston@Lots 20 and "a. block
81. c. T. l. & l. Co.'S fifth ad-
dition. Harry F. Abbey TO Peter
whiting.Lot 6. block 3. A. Rob
erts' subdivision, John Petsche
10 Henry Schrage .
Whiting-Lot 6. block 3. A. Rob-
erts' addition. Henry Schrage TO
Indiana Harbor-Lot "a. block 20.
in second addition, East Chi
cago Co. to Walter n. jenkins s
Indiana Harbor-Lot 3, block 81.
Magdalena Gal TO John Pawlik z
Indiana Harbor-Lot 20, block II,
East Chicago Co. TO Manly c.
Mareham ..-. ,
Hammond-Lot Is, block 2. north
side addition, Sarah Susan Bar
ker to Sarah Z. LAddington -.
East Chicago feet lot p.
block i, Bell & Hoffmans Paul
3. Lipinski TO Andrew Gadzala
East Chicago-Lot 2. block Il,
sw i 2S-379. East Chicago Co.
TO William Semple .
/ Gary-Lots 81. IS, block /. Lin
coin Park addition, L. 5 Land
Co. TO George II. Tissen $780,.
IN addition to the foregoing traT
I fers there have been fled for reco
I S mortgages. Il releases and Is n
J celIaneous Instruments
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REPORTER rs INSANE.

kokomo. Ind. Eept. 14.-Frank Suit,
the newspaper reporter who was ar
rested on charge Of arson. has been
adjudged insane by a lunacy commits
sion.
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.



NQTICE--John Anderson Of Burnham,
H., viii not be responsible for any
debts contracted by his wife, Mrs. John
after Sept. Il. 190IN-9-l4-St
BEFORE THE BOARD or COAAnS-
SIONERS OF LAKE COUNTY, IN
DIANA. OCTOBER TERN. 1907.
STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY,
SIS:
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR vACA-
TON or SOUTH SHEFFIELD, a
SUBDIVISION IN THE CITY OF
HAMMOND, LAKE COUNTY, IN
DIANA
Notice is hereby given that A Muir
ray Turner has filed with the county
auditor his petition TO the board Of
commissioners Of Lake county, Indiana,
for the vacation OF South Sheffield, a
subdivision located in the southeast
quarter (se Il of the northeast quar-
ter (ne 4 Of section l. township SO.
north, or range 10 west, in the city Of
Hammond; that said petition will be
heard BY said board OF commissioners
at theiy regular meeting on October
), 1907, at which time any person in
terested may appear and demonstrate
II he sees fit.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1 hereunto
set my hand and attach the official
seal of the board of commissioners OF
Lake county. this 4th day Of Scptem-
Der, 1907.
CHAS. a. JOHNSON
Auditor Lake County, Indiana.
A. MURRAY TURNER, Petitioner.
(SeaL) s-7-3ot
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HEARD ON BOURsE.
NJ. x. & T. at IS looks good to me.

NIX. & T. at IS looks good to me.
can't help but feel that this is
right
D. & R. C. first week Sept. s45o.soo;
inc. $4,000.
This Is natural rally-about all the
industrials will get.
The railroads are purchase every
time they sell off.
I am told to buy Union Pacific for
40; the rails are good.
I get 1t straight-This is the time to
buy them-Don't sell short.
Denver annual stockholders meeting
will be held Oct. Is; books close Sept
27, reopen oct. 16.
Colorado Southern-First week Sept.
s29O,608, inc. $12.89O. From July 1st,
$2.564,7o6; inc. s165,1S3.
Tho quantities of stocks are diInin
ishing; only small lots offered. This
looks like a turn for the better.
Stocks--Y esterday's market showed
conclusively liquidation, and no doubt
it will continue when weak accounts
have to be closed out
There is something overhanging the
market which must come out before
there can be any change. Would buy
stocks only when very weak.
I have been wrong for some days.
The Copper situation is no doubt rot
ten, but now discounted. Believe
stocks should not be bought for a turn
at least
stocks-Post & Flagg were among
the influential early sellers of Steel
Common. There was a good deal of
talk of liquidation for foreign account
and selling by Morgan houses, but
some of the selling looked rather too
good to be true.
Such houses as Rutter s. Goss, J. w.
Davis & Co, Clark D. s. Co. appeared
as buyers after the opening sales. In
spite of recent changes of position a
good part of the street still believes
William Rockefeller to be the largest
speculative holder. (Refers to st. Paul. }
Copper is the one remaining weak
spot When insiders put Amalgamated
on q regular per cent dividend basis
few months ago, it was a fair infer
ence that they knew that rate could
be continued indefinitely. 1t seems
scarcely conceivable that in the pres
ent state of public opinion it was done
simply as a stock jobbing device. OF
course we know now that the main OBJ
ject in view was to unload stock;
Amalgamated was then in the nineties
and insiders handed it to the public by
the ream, but this does not prove that
the dividend will not be maintained
We expect some further irregularity
but stocks are purchase on any re-
actions.-Ridgely.
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Small Flow of TldA.

The tide Of the Mediterranean on
the Algerian coast never exceeds three
and a half inches.
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FOR EXCHANGE=Large comfort oak
rocker, oak dining room table, four
leather seat chairs. one oak fancy GEN.
ter table; $23 cash for whole outfit, or
will exchange for what have your Box
LIE. Lake County Iimes-9
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-14

LOST-On road from South Chica go,
through Pullman. Kensington. Dali
ton and Hammond. a black morocco
pocketbook, containing money, business
cards and correspondence. Return
same to Lake County Times and receive
reward-9-7-tf.
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nARTER AND EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Eleg new suit
case; blue silk lined, with toilet ar
ticles, brushes, etc, encased; actual
cost $2S; sell SIS cash, or might ex-
change for anything useful. Jewelry or
furnishing In four room fat. Box LBS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-14

FOR EXCHANGE-Ice box and steel
davenport couch for rug, 9x12 or
rocker and Morris chair. Address S-43,
Lake County Times.-9
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LOST OR STRAYED-Sunday. from
Wolf Lake saloon, bay horse, geo
pounds: small white mark on left hind
leg. Address any Information TO Fred
Burl1. Wolf Lake.-9-4-tf
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w ANTED-Position by widow with lit
tie boy; competent, reliable house
keeper. 73S Sheffield avenue.-9-12-St
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WANTED-Board and room by single
middle aged man, in private family;
Will pay 81 per day, must be as far
south as possible on Holman street.
Address NJ, Lake County Times.-9-14-2t
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WHEN A Sudden EMERGENCY
GRIPS TOT, LET A WANT AID HELP
YOU TO NEGOTIATE a LOAN.
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RATES.


Iiaes or less, per day. 10 cents-
centN per day Tor each additional line
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Such houses as Rutter s. Goss. J. w.
Davis & Co, Clark D. s. Co. appeared
as buyers after the opening sales. In
spite of recent changes of position a
good part of the street still believes
William Rockefeller to be the largest
speculative holder. (Refers to st. Paul.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-14
SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED-German widow with two
children wishes position as house
keeper. Address NJ. NJ, care Box 253,
Whiting, Ind.-9-13-2t
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FOR SALE-Modern eleven room
house; foot inch basement; bath,
plant. Apply H E. Granger, Sc Ham
lin street.-9-14-6t
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w ANTED-Second cook. Apply Hotel
Maj
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FOR SALE-Upright cabinet grand
pianos. in fine condition; bargain at
s175; also good organ, $40; easy pay
ments if desired. Straube Piano Fac
tory. Take South Holman street car.
I-9-11-6t
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ROR SALE.

FOR SALE-Seven room house; hot
water heat, hardwood floors; all mod
ern conveniences. PA East 74th street,
Chicago.-9-14-10t
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stocks-Post & Flagg were among
the influential early sellers of Steel
Common. There was a good deal of
talk of liquidation for foreign account
and selling by Morgan houses, but
some of the selling looked rather too
good to be true.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-14

LOST-Black seal leather purse with
silver corners. containing SIS IN bills,
a few pennies and q check made out in
favor Of NJ. H. Freeman. Owner be-
lieves it was left in the Michigan Cen
trail depot, this city. Also umbrella
with gun metal handle. Liberal re
ward II property is returned 10 Mrs.
Freeman editorial rooms. Lake County
Times, Hammond building, Holman
and F'ayette streets.-9-11-tf
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WANTED-Bo at once, at Summers
Pharmacy.-9-9 If
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PERSONALS.

PERSONAL am operating by hay
press now and am ready TO give
anybody figures on large and small
Jobs. Address Ben Klein, St John,
Ind.-9-14-1t
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LOST-Black silk umbrella, straight
embossed gold handle, in Minas' store
or postoffice. Kindly return TO Rub
stadts. -9-14-2t
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FOR SALE-Furniture for four rooms,
practically new, separate or to-
gether; a bargain; part time. Inquire
at this office for parttcuiars.-9-132t
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WANTED-A competent girl for gen
eral homework. Apply IL Mason
street.-S-30-tf.
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ESTATE

FOR SALE-Will sell reasonable 10
room house; modern improvements;
reason for selling, moving. Erick
Lund, 222 Roberts avenue.-9-3-tf.
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FOR SALE-Sound-- 3-year-old horse,
1850 pounds. l. Turner, Griffith,
/ Ind-912-3t
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

No charge for six insertions under
Barter and Exchange head. For every
reply to ad, you pay two cents.
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LOST-Kimono wrapped with package
by mistake at desk, Lion store. Re
turn TO desk; reward.-9-14-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE-One new % caliber
rife and cash for ladies' bicycle. Ad-
dress Box E-33, Lake County Times-14
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25
ANNUAL Tennis MEETS
FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
TO Be HELD LATER

The annual meeting of The Hawaii
An Tennis Association was held yester-
day afternoon at the clubhouse of the
Pacific Tennis Club. L. r. Adams. W.
Z. Roth and Richard Cooke represented
the Pacific Club and DR.. A. c. Wall,
II. B. Booth and w. A. Wall. the Bere-
tania club. The roll cali showed all
members present. c. G. Bockus was
reelected president, and Richard Cooke
was elected secretary to succeed S. H..
Derby, who decline: denomination.
The most important business trans
Lcted was the changing of the date OF
the annual championship matches from
May to q later month, probably Aug
ust. This was done In order that the
events of the annual Tournaments
should be more largely representative
Territorial matches than heretofore.
rhe grinding season on the various is
lands prevents many of the outside
players from taking part in the big
events. but this year every opportunity
Is given to persuade the outsiders to
come to Honolulu to compete for the
honors.
A special meeting of the association
Will be called later on. at which time
the definite date Of the championship
events will be settled upon. 1t is In
tended to make this date harInonize
with the plans of the polo players,
many of whom are also tennis players.
This will bring in many entries for the
matches and add greatly to the inter
est Of the tournaments
The return match for the Puunene
Cup will be played either before or i'm
mediately after the championship
matches. This cup was won by Homo
Iulu last November and the Maui play
ers are putting in hard practice, fittins
themselves for the lifting of the tro-
ply when they come over In August.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25
ELKS GOAT is FIT

Among the passengers on the Claud-
inc when she arrived this morning
were G. l.. Heeney, +. Hons, II. NJ,
Coke and c. Hanson, all from Maui,
These gentlemen will attend initiatory
ceremonies of the Elks while here and
a special meeting will be held for their
benefit. The lodge goat has been fed
on baseballs and eloquence from the
Office of the Territorial Secretary till
he Is In the most savage mood mag
Unable, from all accounts, and 1t Is
possible that several members may
have to be on hand to prevent his do
Ing damage to the candidates. The re-
ception committee will provide smell
ing salts, etc. for any who are over
come.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25
AUTO RACES :

In recent interview regarding lonp
distance endurance contests, Il. X.
Thomas, the wei. ,.GUvr manui;' ;,ircr
~ the Thomas automobiles, said:
II heartily approve long diS'lnce
on lurance race Tor American cars. lat
protest against any restrictions In mo-
tors. clutches. transmissions. bearings
or any other one feature, excep; chas-
sis weight, approXimating the weight
of standard touring cars, for the rea-
son that such would tend to promote
light, unsafe racing freaks. The factors
of safety. size and reliability are too
important to he omitted, and car must
he judged as whole and not by any
one feature.
Il believe there should be no limit
IN great races, except weight, SO as to
permit each engineer to attain his OBJ
Jects-race perfection and car RELIABLE
ity-im any way he sees 1T. Great con-
tests of speed, and other feature con-
tests. such as those for motor displace-
ment, carburetors and tires, must nee
essarily be minor ones"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25

THTtt Uuse HIts-K. ElIIlIand, AChieu
(HD, Ecu (P).
Home run-H. Chillingworth (H).
Struck out-By Williams, s; by
Davis, 4.
umpires-R. Chillingworth, J. Desha
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25

The St Louis Alumni,the old ii. A.
c team, will probably show as
strong front to the other teams In
the League as they have in the past
from recent developments. The lat
est news is that they have strength
cned the one weak position on their
team, that of pitcher, by the signing
ut BUSHNELL. Capt. Gleason announce
cd this morning that he had made ar.
rangements by which Bushnell woull
lie able TO play with the Alumni and
that now he feels that his lineup Is
secure.
Bruins, one of the last-year players
with tho II. A. C.'s will be found 10
hind the bat with Bushnell In the
box and Bruins as the substitute
pitcher. Capt. Pat Gleason will play
ut first base sometimes, changing
with 10 on. Jimmy Williams. ut
second. Is as strong n man as thera
II in the League, while En- Sue, at
third, though not as fast In throw
ing rs some of the men on other
teams, will make up for this by his
batting and base-running. Ever'
will play at shortstop and there Is
no doubt OF his ability to cover the
position well
In the outiield. Louis will be In the
left garden and both In batting and
fielding should show up with the
best. !. Fernandez will play his po
.sition when Louis cannot appear
Center field will be covered by Aylett
one of the hardest hitters in the
League and Il good man on bases or
elsewhere. 10 On and Pat Gleason
will alternate at right and complete
the lineup with the exception of An
Moy. who will be used as utility man
to MI In whatever vacancy may &C.
cur In any of the games.
A benefit dance for the baseball
team will be given by the St. Louis
Alumni on Saturday, May 4. at the
Knights OF Pythias hall and IL Is ex'
pected that the supporters Of tho
team will rally In great shape. There
are 4 good many expenses incident t,
the opening of the season and II is tC
defray these that the dance will bt
given. A special feature of the occa'
sion will be speeches which will b,
made by Charlie Falk and Pat Glea
| son,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25
DIR. WALL PRESENTS CUP

DR.. A. G. Wall has presented the
Deretania Tennis Club with a hand
some silver cup to be competed for by
members of the club. 1t will probably
be put up for mems singles handi-
cap match, the event to take place next
month. It has been iutimated that
the new trustees of the Beretanias will
also give a fine cup to become a per-
petual challenge trophy for the club
These evidences Of renewed interest In
this fine outdoor sport are greatly APP
preciated by all lovers of the game.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25
~ u ~
FIRST POLO PRACTICE

The first polo practice of the yeai
took place last night at the Moanalua
polo field and from the present outlook
Oahu will have a strong team to put
IN the field this year. The field is In
line shape ana the condition of the turf
could not be excelled
On Saturday afternoon the first reg
ular practice game will be played and
1t Is expected that number of the
town people will be present. Nearly
all the polo players are members OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25

SPORTING NOTES

d. =. Il. lsenberg has been trying
Denny Healy and Sid Abbott hitched
together AZ team. The two make
the fastest team Of PAGERS in the IL.
lands
.: q =:
+. L. Davis and II. Bailey are the
only two sOCler players who have vol.
rnteered to 20 to Hilo on July as yet.
There should be strong team sent II
any.
8: 8: ::
S. II. Jordan made the trip to Hale.
iva and back. with Il side excursion ia
Wahiawa, week ago last Sunday In
his Maxwell. using only four gallons oi
Gasoline.
:: 8: :!
The Chinese Athletic Club playa
baseball AT Aala park against the Jap.
anese Athletic Club at . y. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25
Auction Sale
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 80,
AT 10 O'CLOCK NOON,

at my salcsroom, S57 Kaahumanu 81.
will sell ut public auction by or
Ter of the treasurer, Mr.. j. Water
house, the following
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25
COUNTRY CLUB WILL
OPEN ON SATURDAY

The formal opening of the Country
Club will take place on Saturday after
noon and. II the weather which we ara
having Of late will only keep up till
then, the event will be the society Oc-
casion OF the season. The wives Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25
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DR.. CALL WINS AGAIN

Or. +. !. Call, Of the revenue cutter
Manning won the weekly shoot at the
kakaako traps yesterday by a score OF
20 out Of 30. If he wins out once more
1t will mean that the cup will become
his personal property. The scratch
men mad little show yesterday, as tho
highest score which they could make,
20. would be three points behind DIR.
Call
The scores:
DR.. +. J. Call. 90 out of 80.
J. w. Harvey, Is out OF 90
J. A. Robb, 10 out OF 80.
A. Warehouse, IA out Of q.
J. l.. whitney, IA Out of q.
q. 4. Jordan, IL out of q.
X. Is. Porter. IL out OF 20.
Previous winners have been:
J. W. Harvey, Is out OF 70.
ID. l.. Austin. Is out o. 20.
!. Spalding. II out OF u.
DR.. +. J. Call, 20 out Of 80.
5. A. Jordan. Il out of 30.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25
NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all BIZ
cycles left with me for repair, not
called for within thirty days, will be
sold by me to pay for material and
labor thereon.
Y. YOSHIKAWA,
"OIG-lw 1863 King st.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-25
Certificates Of Sticks.
IN THE
.Nahiku Sugar Co., Ltd.

unless the fifth assessment now de-
linqucnt. with interest and advCrtis-
ing expenses, Is paid on or before
that date and order of sale, Mt the
office of Alexander e. Baldwin. Linz
tied. Stangcnwald building, Homo.
lulu:
Certificate No. 1876, ]. II. Callag-
han. for 80 shares.
Certificate No. 1872, ]. n. Kanaulu,
for 10 shares.
Certificate No. 735, Frank NJ. Or
mond. for 20 shares.
J. WATERlIOUSE.
Treasurer Nahiku Sugar Co, Ltd.
Honolulu. April 3, 1907.