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The Globe-republican., 1909-06-10
First published June 10, 1901
ORDINANCE NO. 307.

An ordinance to define certaii J public often
ces and providing punishment therefor.
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen
of the city OF Dodge City. Kansas.
SECTION /. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to obstruct or loaf or loiter in or In
leading to any business or office room In the
city OF Dodge City, Kansas. Any person
fornd guilty of violating the provisions OF
this section shall be fined In any sum not
less than one dollar nor more than ten dol
lars.
SECTION II. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person in the city of Dodge City to spit upon,
or expel mucus from the mouth or nose upon
any sidewalk, street crossing, railroad depot
platform walk leading to any railway depot,
or floor of any railroad depot, church. opera
house, school house or other public building
Any person found guilty Of violating the pro-
visions OF this section shall be fined In any
sum not less than one dollar nor more than
five dollars.
SECTION III. II shall be unlawful and a
public nuisance for any person to allow
chickens. turkeys, or other domestic fowls,
to run ut large In the city OF Dodge City be.
tween the first day of March and the last day
of November In any year, under penalty
of not less than one dollar nor mole than
ten dollars for each offense. Whenever the
city marshal shall be notified that the pro
visions of this section are being violated, lie
snail VlSlt tDc preUllSts lDulchteu ny sucu
notice and shall notify the owner or keeper
of such fowls to confine the same within his
enclosure, and II such person shall fail to
comply with said notice within six hours
thereafter, the City Marshal shall abate such
nuisance by destroying such fowls; OF In lieu
thereof he may make complaint under the
provisions o. this section. But complaint
may be made to the police court by any citi.
zen against any one found violating this sec
ton without waiting tor any action to be
taken by the City Marshal.
SECTIoN Nv. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to coast upon any sled, skates, roller
skates, or other wheeled vehicle. or to pro.
pei any cart, or to ride any bicycle, upon any
sidewalk In the city of Dodge City. Any per.
son found guilty Of violating the provisions
OF this section shall be fined in any sum not
less than one nor more than ten dollars.
SECTION V. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to write, mark, paint, paste, or 9th
erwise deface any sidewalk In The city OF
Dodge City, Kansas, and any person found
guilty of violating the provisions of this sec
ton shall be fined In a sum not more than
Ave dollars.
SECTION vi. All ordinances and parts Of
ordinances In conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
SECTION VII. This ordinance shall take
effect and be In force from and after its pub
lication in the Dodge City Globe Republican.
Passed the Council June 8, l9U0
Approved June 3, 1909.
A. GLUCK, Mayor.
Attested.
Pearl rrebilcock, City Clerk.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
First Published May 27, 1909l

Department of the Interior U. s. land office,
at Dodge City, Kans., May %, 1909
Wright of Dodge City, Kans., VINO, on July %
1902, made homestead application 2l300, Sc
rial No 02457, for southwest quarter, section
s, township 25, range 25 has filed notice of
intention to make final five year proof, to
establish claim to the land above described,
before the Register and Receiver of the U. s.
land office, at Dodge City, Kans., on the Sth
day of July. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: Homer H.
Wells, Joseph Eirsken, william II. Pottorff,
John D, B0hr, all OF Dodge city, kans
ii. +. MILLIKAN
Register
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Men Past Fifty In Danger

Men past middle life have fourd COM
fort AMI relief in Foley's Kidney Remedy.
L E Morris. Dexter, KY, writes: "Up
to a year ago my father suffered from
kidney and bladder trouble and several
physicians pronounced it enlargement
OF the prostate gland and advised an OPP
Grafton. On account Of bis age we were
afraid he could not stand 1t and recon-
mended Foley's Kidney Remedy, and the
first bottle relieved him, and afttr taking
the second bottle he was no longer tronb-
led with this complaint" Palace Drug
Store.
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For Sale or Rent.

800 acres nine miles east Of Dodge City
on the Arkansas river, and one mile from
railroad station on Rock Island. 300
acres wheat land, 100 acres corn land.
Nearly 100 acres well set to alfalfa. Bal
ance 10 meadow and pasture
Poor health the only cause for dispos.
ing of the farm. Apply TO r. NJ. Wright,
Dodge Ciy, Kansas.
The Globe-republican., 1909-06-10

Information wanted as to whereaooit
Of girl born Mary Miller, who formerly
resided near Dodge City with her g,and
parents named Stephens. She is neir to
modest sum of,money. Address,
At SIN. LEACH, Adel, Iowa.
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Farmers Attention

When you get ready to write thst bail
insurance, remember that we have the
Connecticut. There Is nothing better,
pays your loss in full, no matter how
small or large. l.. L. TAYLOR & Co.
Rooms IL 3-4. Opera House Block.
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First published June 10, i9O9.I
ORDINANCE NO. 3O4.

an ordinance to fix the salaries of certain
city officers and to repeal all ordinances
and parts of ordinances In conflict here.
with.
SECTION |. That the salary Of the city Off
GERS hereinafter named are hereby fixed as
follows, to.wit;
City Marshal. al.......,........n$50,0 100 per month
Clty Ot6Ekss's's,...'s ptu,uV poi IuOutil
Uity Treasurer...... .......S 90 per month
Police Judge ...s :. ..,......$ 100 per month
City Attorney .......... S1.00 per month
Street Commission ~. 5000 per day
SECTION Ii. That ordinances and parts OF
ordinances In conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
SEorIoN III. This ordinance shall take ef
feet and be In force from an after its publ
cation once In the Globe.Republioan the
offlcial paper
Passed the City Council June 2, 1909.
Approved June 8, 1909.
Attested:
Pearl Trebilcock, City Clerk.
The Globe-republican., 1909-06-10

This is the time of year when you
should protect your live stock and
property against lightning and tor
nadoes. See L. L. Taylor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17
CAN'T talk english
Continued from Pare u
provisions of the appropriation act.

provisions OF the appropriation act.
And 1t was conclusively proved this
morning that Kaleo-ex-member of
the Legislature. Sunday school super.
intendent, the man who collected pay
for work he never did, the man EN-.
ployed by the Printing Committee as
a translator to do the delicate work
of rendering English bills into Ha
waiian; the man whom Kaleiopu in,
sisted should be given all the latter's
bills for translation,-this man can
not even sneak English. He appeared
before the Committee this morning
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17
kaleo Competent
That Depository Bill.

Poepoe said he had nothing to
with the translation OF House Bill
the depository bill. He never saw
bill. So If Kaleo got 1t, he must h
had some one else help him transl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17

bucket yesterday afternoon at the
hearing of the Graft Committee.
Representative A. s. Kaleiopu is
the member who will have to further
explain. The testimony given at the
hearing yesterday afternoon makes
1t look very bad for him, and how
he will clear himself of the smirch
upon his character as member of
the Legislature remains to be seen.
Testimony unwittingly given by
Correa and fully -corroborated by
kellett and backed up by the books
of the Printing Committee, contra
diets absolutely that given by Kalei-
opu the day before.
It was SHOWN that the member
from the Fifth has been translating
bills into Hawaiian for which Kaleo,
a member Of the Fourth Legislature,
and now one of the official transla-
tors, received the pay. Whether he
kept II all or whether he split up
with Kaleiopu was not shown and
probably Will not be. But Il was
shown conclusively that Kaleiopu
had solicited translation work for
Kaleo and that he had given instruc-
tions that all the bills he himself
introduced should be turned over to
Kaleo for translation.
Every possible effort was made by
the members of the Graft Committee
to clear up their colleagues situation
but the more questions they. asked
the worse 1t appeared for Kaleiopu.
The trouble began when Correa,
who was on the witness stand and
who had about finished his testi-
mony, was asked one last question
Single asked Correa whether or not
anybody was paid for translating
House Bill 81. the Depository Bill,
into Hawaiian. Correa referred to
his books and replied that Kaleo was
paid the sum of s5.95 for the work.
KALEIoPU HAD TESTIFIED THE
PREVIOUS DAY THAT HE HIM.
SELF. THE INTRoDUCER OF THE
BILL, TRANSLATED 1T AND
HANDED IT TO CoRREA AND
MADE NO CHARGE FOR THE
WORK. kaleiopu had explained
that he made the translation because
he wanted to be sure 1t was good
one, as the bill was important.
Correa's statement caused gasp
Of establishment and he was asked to
send for the translated copy OF the
bill and for the receipt book signed
by the man who took the bill out to
be translated. Clerk olmstead OF the
Committee on Accounts and Public
Expenditures produced his vouchers,
and Voucher AZ showed that Kaleo
received 1896 for translating House
Bill 81.
The translated bill was produced
and shown Correa and he was asked
whose was the handwriting.
1T is NOT KALEO'S HAND
WRITING; 1T is KALEI0PU'S
HANDWRITING" he replied.
The receipt for the bill was shown
Correa and he was asked whose was
the handwriting OF the signature.
1T is kALEOS," he said.
Solicited for Kaleo
X. j. Kellett, clerk OF the Printing
Committee. took the witness chair.
he was asked about the bill which
kaleiopu said he translated and for
winch kaleo received payment. He
said he passed the bill over to Kaleo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17

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1 -, A.. -, '''N 'he 'ii'0
cue, ~, I'm. ,
,o,, on, asi., o.. Im," N'a'e "
io,o,"
ono. nobody o,ao i"
.rha vonohou A.,
of the three bills which Kaleiopu
took Ia made ont for Kaleo t" added
Kellett.
Do Whnn a. oesslon ,
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uonu a. a, ne VS.
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a. a.s. 'o LIZ ', '.a'e,,en' y,
annuanrta,,a. ,hiu - '"e u.. -
10 s,ataa ~, ,ha tIa.,a u 49,
a,,. - o", uu' ,ne 'ae
wor, w. ,ha,ni,. an, s.,i.in e ',s
,,an ann,.~ 49, O.. 20 peui'I 20.
Ioo7 sass,on '' " "
Evarv,h,na 10 !, ous.. 49, D., 49,
tho ,rans,a,,o, =, Nm. a. o ,a %
Cas,.a ,os,,aoa a., '',.. % 'on'e' neu'
t,on W f
oio, o,ms,ooa o,o., -, a.. cou,
,,,,a. :. p,'.,,, $3.50. Y, 'ne I'm
penditures was sworn and stated
that To the best of his belief all tho
yeuobers arc correct
n..
oo rnrra. t ,',aa naiiyya 49,, .,, !, /.
49, =, anu,s,na 'na. 80 = ~ ~
ara,, ,n oonnaa,Ian tel .Sa e 49,
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.T havo ,aon : ,r,utan o.. ,a,,n,aa.
va.na "a -, ~, 81. 80, 80
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found ,hav woys Co. poonoa,. h.,,
-,
49,. H.u.
so,o =, e. A. $50. - p,', a..
uor.o etc. 81, at, a.. 80 49,
havo 90 -. 80
povd tvo hUu.1 q, t.an.,o,o a.s
whau ,no,, 80 rs., 80. ~
mas ,rcomno,on, r. Ma ,,,s, ,ha
ravor.o =, ,ha r,ah, trons,a,,.ns
eomotir,os c., s,.1,;..., NJ, :,
ea'u'ne 'aies T,pao' ooriea saiu
no n'u o"'' sven MN MorA ""ei'
'",'s "as u p'e'o Vi business
sp' fues''o" 40 W "ho
asn.u n'ni " en'p'oy Apao' 'orre',
s"'u ne just 'rieu Out hpao anu
"u ne "aS eoou ''no'' te
,"e tuo''on "'A,u'
-, :" ne.. qu.s''on no
sou 'n'uvh nau asNeu MN nc
49, seo mo |a' ea' " sNs Hpao
o'ne "o'A' m no,ei uau any
80 " '"o 10. na' s '
49,, Ap"o :" '"' '""''"
n. n, 40. -,
nesaruihs rhahaia' the journal
'",u ouS y. ."o
-, n,,a oea u
p" o,sa 80 .,i nen .n,'e was
~ -. " e '"e W.T." 'o"'
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es u -
suo 'a ~ p.'Da' Nv,
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w. W 81 , -" ~ aa' .na. a,n 70
49,, H. s""ne W. q, ,noney ,oi 80,
,,an. 49, go. | $3.50 .', eu NJ, ~
ana,. - o,a,a"as no. ns
60 - '"ipio'eu :" 'a 'Vu na'
o., 'haus anu may 'o 'S'a''"s
Go 49,. 49,.
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snonso 70 roorests mada hv uar,ovs
n,or,h..s 80 sn.,s p,," .V
"eo'''' n"'oo' o"eiuo"' riah"ia,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17

ldnSldllOh VI HOUSE Blli VI, that you
did no work ON. didn't you feel kama.
lua about drawing the money!"
AT the time ! thought IL quite prop.
err But at the present time 1t doesn't
seem to look right"
AS n matter of fact. you got the
Government to pay YOU for something
you never did"
Didn't you do some work for Ka.
leiopu before election ON his candl.
dacy over in Koolaupoko," asked
Single
NO, ! never worked for him out.
side Of regular meetings"
"You are a very good friend of
his?"
"Yes."
"Mr. Kaleiopu never got any money
for what he did?"
Not Yet.
He never has yet. don't know
whether he expects any or not, but he
isn't going to get It,"
Testa Speaks.
kaleo was excused aud Tostn took
his place. He was asked II he stated
in the corridor IL he over said there
was anything irregular in the transla.
| ton work.
Il might have said the work was
being given 10 incompctents."
"Whu?"
"Kalco, Boyd and Apao."
And Kaleo still gets work."
Eyes"
"How?'
Through influence. on insistence
That IN must be given the work. II Is
peremptory demand upon the chair.
man by kaleiopu that the work must
go to Kaleo. That doesn't strike mo
as being right. When | see work he.
ing given to an incompetent and a
member demanding that II be given
10 one incompetent. II gives me n
hunch that there is graft in It,"
DO you know Of any other case OF
this klnd?"
Sheldon Insists.
Yes. Representative Sheldon In.
sists that HIS work shall 20 10 Apao."
Testa said he thought that ON tho
whole Correa has been fair in parcel.
ling out the work.
"If KoIei,n, 90. a.. -
BIZ and translated II himself and
gave you the translation, would you
collect the money!"
.To ba ,rorI, ,,,,,
translation wo,,Id u.s. -, ~.
In 500 4, !, NO., -, '''ue" ~
and q, ,a,, ,a, :,
world vo,, oo,,o.
"sure"
"Hove vo,, hand .,
lcopnec,ior VIII, a., -. ,,,,.' :"
No r;,r. p-:l
- hnnn hoanS
generally, but I was navor aS,o ~
find ont whore q, CO.., go,
know arv,h,nn -. 'oH'. uoh
Tesla said bo d,d NO, oan.,sn
Apao n comno,or, ,.an.,a'n" Jus
"Do vou ,btnI ,,a, a,
introducos n rim a. a..
should have notbing 10 do ,',,,' az,
transIa,iorsn wv win '"o
81 do
n;v;d;ro ,,o d.;
CHARTS nv 49,,
the journal Ccmmi,taa ,ois
liar story that reooc,s onns,s. -
di,crod,, - S 'onSiueiapie
He said be cot soma ,,
TO do for senator Eatno,n' ,,,
Fernando found hin, aoi, -,
and told him he couIdn,t dc =, NayN
ertheless he ala a good shar 49,.
work, signed the youcber for ssa az
and got s2O5 rernanaa. ~,
half OF, the s3a25 John oia, 80
the other half, and each of them gave
Manu- one dollar Five conts wa.
,h.o A.. was
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17

"-"For Sale" cards at Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17
No Liquor Bribery

i have heard that passing around
generally, but ! was never able to
ind out where II came from. don't
know anything about 1t myself"
Tesla said he did not consider Jas.
Apao n competent translator.
DO you think that IL n member
introduces a bill in the House, he
should have nothing to do with the
translation"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17
Damaging Evidence
Against Ka|eiopu

opu. Kellett took no receipt from
Kalelopu because he took the bills
while In the House.
Has any other member come to
you and asked for bills to trans
late?"
mo; nobody else.'
1.-THE voucher for the translation
of the three bills which Kaleiopu
took is made out for Kaleo," added
Kellett.
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9atbuliider @ciitlider crtrnnfen.

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Spfer Der &fte.

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geItern abenb Oie3oglinge Der Yfurr.
lfllle Der ct. 9eucbifts Stride oil
Der ct. geneoifts . Snlle oil Der g9il.
fens apcnic, cine S6luBieier, oic
eillcit redt biibiden Serlaili nabn.
Gen 8lan5punft beS abenb biloete
Die guffiibrling zines Sbeoterihides.
Die Wtitiuirfenoen: Gbiuoro Iarlep,
Soiepb Slider, elmer Saueripolb, 5.
Oienger, 5ranf Sebeitag, Sol. &iitn.
inert uilo Sronf Nelimmtll, entleoigs
ten iid ibrer gufgabe off betpur.
berungstuiiroige @eiie. Seute aber6
miro anf pielieitigen 8unidC bin Dos
Stiid nod einmal sur auffiibrung
gelangen.
Ger Staot-@ ep luiro
am 0fittlpohl ben 20. bs. Mts., oas
.9eipeau ber''.8rattitraBe, bon Gaii
5oastauennep Ibis FreiibentItrobc,
etabliren.
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gu aefGaia.EaG

G9ttGicotbe,S g., 23- SUM.
Die .Scioto Bailey 9anf," cine
StaatSanItolt, lpuroe 6eute atlf 8e,
iebI Oe5 Staats. 9anf. @gaminator6
GemoB geidloiieu. Die 9anf bate
Elm einge3abIte5 aapitat pon $4,000
uno einen lleberi6uB BON $1,000.
@cfdai9teit gegeu ibre 9epoiitoraL
welfen lie geitattete, mebr @elo au
5ie1en, ais lie ~oepoiitirt botteu, miro
oils llrindle Oes Mllins beaeifnet.
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