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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-05

HELP WANTED - White or black
woman, good wages, no washing OF
ironing and no farm hands. Mrs. Lam
ertine Lakeland. Phone Locust 212
AT u1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-05
10 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

DR.. w. w. Macfarlane returned
from California. He had been absent
from Mexico Is years.
Miss Ida Rosamond was entertain
ing Miss Maude Mccoy, of LaPorte
Texas, former HAHN College stu
dent.
A marriage license was granted
to w. H. Barney and Miss Fannie
German, of Laddonia.
The remains of Miss Claudio
Blum, aged 10 years, were inferred
at Midway church.
Clarence Staples returned hom
from NADIA, Texas, where he at
tended the funeral of his mother.
Mrs. Sallie Lewis, formerly Mrs
David johnson, died in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-05

To make the position Of the gov
ernment more difficult it has beer
necessary to announce to-day that the
Spanish troops have been disastrous
ly defeated in an engagement will
| the MooTs IN WHICH 5,UUU Spanldru'
have been killed and wounded.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-05

N all. what does this legisla-
Ian regarding shorter hat
n women? The right kind
Imam can protect herself with
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person securing ten
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make from one to-
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Hin their neighbor-
Do it now. This
hav be withdrawn at
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II advance. Sample
/ free.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-05
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
A. LARSEN HAS RETURNED
FROM NEW YORK.

A. Larsen has returned from Roch-
ester. N. Y, where he attended the
National Photographers Convention
as delegate from the Missouri state
Assn. There we're 1000 members pres
ept and from his description 1t was
A decided success and artistic treat
Miss Flemma snidow is the guest
of Miss Blanche Williams, OF Perry
Mo. Miss sndow has been empioyeo
to teach in the Huntsville pupiic
| schools for the coming term.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-05

.,lGH cement prices have fan
stability of concrete is ap'
,nnaffected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-05

"rs' Porter Gregory Is in Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-05

Mrs. Sallie Lewis, formerly Mrs
David johnson, died in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-05

acre, terms reasonable.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Dearing re.
turned home yesterday from tour
OF the West.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-08-05

Miss Kit Settles, of Centralia, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R. r,
Arnold, Jr.
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cledad sus funclOnes y movimlentos
administrators en- sus distintos ra-
mos.
En- Torrc6n SC va a construir un
hermoso tcatro 4 Ia modcrna ron
todas las condiciones de hieitnc V
seguridad
La poblaci6n dc Tampico ha sido
invadida por una pletora de yankees
que lIenan los hotelcs Y husccan ic-
rrcnos que comprar, Esta inesperada
V misteriosa immigration ha oausado
alguna rroocupaci6n en- todos los
ci.,..o, In-t.ros socialcs.
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SastIeria |taiana.

El Sr. Miguel Sarino ofrece a sus
fla orecedores de esta ciudad y de la
isla, magnificas novedades, acaba-
das de importar en- su acredltado
establecimiento SC sdtrer7a de Ia ca
lie de San Francisco So en- San Juan
Trajes sin rival dc Ia conocida casa
Keep Kool desdc 5 500 a S 22.OO
Bastones-paraguas, sombrlllas,
camisas finas, camisetas, cuellos,
puhos, corbatas pahuelos, cinturo-
mes.
Elegantisimos fracs dc irrevoca-
BILE corte. Ropa a la medida de todos
precios y classes.
Prontitud, comodidad, baratura
Y elegancia. No 10 olvideis. San Juan
calle de San Francisco ,. ,
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Ora vez III POPULAR"

81 Sr. Amfric >slss que Sc preo
eura mucho por merle siempre 4 sus
;avore~edores meJor surtido de
CALLADO. Oh -os para sehoras J
crhslleros Y p~ri, neria de las m<jo-
:,. marcs. acsb: is haser nuevas i'm
:.orfaciones &c los les aIticulos de
.a rsIno y les me-. screditadss maros
:e Europa y de sDerica se encuen-
an alif En- per. .neria no hay com
..tenc ~ en ,s do Ia dana mn.
:. Iente h.Ila e. POPULAR"
Oca Glaze de &C. 10 desde 81 ehspin
hssta el elegant no ZAPATO IA
IA BODs. b. as de nontar. zapa-
n. para frabajo- sl alcsnce De tods-
las fortunn. re Peeran en- sl acres
oitado establecsr ae1o.
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Lastima es, que dicho terreno no
reuna todas las condlciones que,
exile este juego. Pero, es de Greer
que el Sr. VaIdes, subsane esta gran
necesidad que exige el mencionado
tefreno y con clio darfa un boni-
to aspecto a la liga.
De no iievarse a efecto esta obra
que POGO cuesta, resuitaria un des-
conocimiento absolute de este
sport.
Esperamos, pues, que para Ell
proximo campeonato, este terminada
dicha liga, y de este manera po-
dren os apreciar mejores jugadas
Y podrian los jugadores de los dis
tintos clubs, hacer importantes ju-
gadas de bases sin correr peligro
a la dislocacion de un pie.
Un DECEIVE al terreno seria con-
veniente para; dte las asuas corran
con mas facilidad, y evitar asi, los
baches que Sc forman cuando ALI
llueve.
Tardeses va para censurar la for
ma decoma Sc ha realizado el cam
peonoto, que termina el pr6ximo
!, DOMINO ehsPese, solo me limitart
"a manifestar, que los que formaron
tai campeonato, desconocen poi
complete: 10 que es I'm campeona.
to, Y a clio obedece los muchos erro-
res que Sc han cometido durante
esta temporada.
Muchos pero muchisimos desa.
ciertos, podia yo citar a los orga.
nizadores de este campeonoto, pero
'repito que va es tarde. Lo deja.
remos para etpr6ximo, dejando ano.
tado en- mi cartera todos estos da
,tos.
= Para terminar dire al Sr. Valde
que G. domingo termina el campeo
nato, los dos clubs que jug aran el
.dicho dis, Sc disputaran la copa
palmo a palmo, por 10 tanto ha
que dejar a los dos capi tanes e
absolute libertad sobre las deci
stones del Umpire, que es, quie
tiene pArfecto derecho dentro d
la liga.
Los demas que Sc tomen esta
atrih' ,cione es caen en- I'm gran errol
ahora hasta ell domingo.
Innn Rnte
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GacetiNa de Meiiico.

JUNO 20.-Ultimamente Sc ha es-
tablecido grandes centros comercia-
les, que abarcan distintos negocios
Ell goblerno ha principiado pro-
veer dc pcquehas bibliotecas a los
cuarteles militares.
A fin de fortificar debidamente
las costas, han llcgado dc Europa
icahones nodernos Y de gran calibrc.
Sc trata de la formation de una
compahla naviera que ponga al pals
en- communication directa con sud
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BAst-Bl[[..
Finalizacion del Campeo.
nato en- Flor del Valle.
Una cspa Dc plata es el premio.

Fl .pr6ximo domingo Sc ilevari
4 efecto en- la liga "Fior del Vai..2',
ell dltimo juego del campeonato
entire los clubs "Buena Fe." de Ca
tafio y "Betances' de San Juan.
El premio ofrecido por ei Sr, Va,-
des,- representa- una artistlca CO.
pa de plata, que sera entregada al
club vencedor.
En- ar >os teams hay jugado-
res de primera Inca y entire e..ios f.
guran F,orentino Lopez, Catcher.
Tomas Moreno, short-stop, Nerdejo.
"a. base.y Ya.io 3a. base, los cuaies
demostraran en- ia taroe del domin-
60 sus fscultades-ea este sport.
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A LAS SENORAS.

Desea coiocarse para trabajos do
mesticos. como costuras de ropa de
hombre. arregio de la ropa de Ia ca
sa otros oficios anaiogos. una Sc
nora con buenas referencias. Retrl
bucion m6dica.
Dirigise Gabricla E. P. 0.
Rny l2f Rio piedras.
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TRASLADO
DE ALMACENES

HAN SIDO TRAsLADODOS
ALA GALE pE TETUAN NJ
ZERO is IN ESTA CICDAD.
los ALMACENF,S DE Ia CASA
IL LOS SRES. BALASQUIDE Y
'OMPANIA. Dbl COMERCl0 DE
F~TA CIIDAD.
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Gaceti||a de Lale's;.
De nuestro corre,ponsal.

osS'
Julio 5-Los profesores A. Con
zalez Orona Jesus Ma. Qulnones
Sc propenen publican un periodico
en- este pueb 10, ell que llevara el IL
tulo de Gel Jibaro':: Dicho perlodi-
co sera de ritica y literature.
Nuestro buen amigo don Geroni-
mo Garc y famila Sc hallaban en-
viaje de recreo por San Juan y otros
pueblos, regreso ell iueves pasado
a este donde goza de muchas simpa
tias Trajo a su hija Purita pasar
aqui las vacaciones.
Ha sido nombrado medico auxi-
lliar de este pueblo, cl doctor don
Juan Benet Valdes.
En- la semana pasada contrajeron
matrimonio civil el joven Jorge We
lez y la scnorlta Francisco Herman
dez que ejercen ambos el profesora- :
do aaui'.
Reyes Quihones, barrendero pri :
blico, ha cesado en- su empleo y lie
sustituye Juan Ortiz.
va Sc hallan instalados los apar-
tados Gle correos en- el Post Office.
Nos alcgrainos por el progreso que
enyuelye esta reforma Y por 10 nece-
sario qticTcs en- estos vecinos.
Fl sabado pasado condujo la po-
licia a Ia carcel dc distrito d los pre-
SOS siguientes. Pedro Gimenez con
denado 4 seis meses por hurto. rs
reincidente por cuarta vcz. Alejan-
dro Gonzalez por hurto a cinco
meses. Pedro Crespo (a) Borinquen
por agresion, un mes, y Monserrate
Lopez, por hurto a dos meses.
| Para la escuela Normal de Rio
Piedr as salieron los profesores seno-
rita Maria Girau, Conception Ro-
driguez y Julia Rodriguez.
Il FL domingo pasado Sc cxhibis
en- ell atrio de la iglesia mas dc cier
cuadros de imagenes y Sc acercaror
q verlos no pocos curiosos. Entr,
dichos cuadros habia uno que trai.
pintado cl diablo viejo J
Ia varios diablos mas al ladt
&c uno que estaba en- agoni'
Mu chas personals algo mcdrosas s.
persignaban temiendo que aquella
5 pinturas diabolicas sc trocasen real
mente en- diablos y los metieron el
las estufas del inferno.
A menudo vemos por aqui q in
dividuos que Sc dedican 4 vende
cuadros como los va citados v cx
plotar ignorantes realizandolo
a preclos muy eXagerados.
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A quien interese.

Sc alquila una caea con IL depavt''
mertos todas las comodidades me-
de,na, en- Santurce. lnformaran i
rreteria Matien.o, San Francisco y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-09

America.
En- estos Gltimos tiempos la mi
neria la agriculture V las industrias
han tenido un desarrollo asombroso.
como nunca SC ha dcjado yer. no a,i
las artes, las letras yparticular men
te el periodismo, que e. ajin deficicn-
te V reducido.
En- M6jico los peritdicos mas
autorizados : Independence. ha-
blan dc Ia nccesidad que tienc el 20
hierno dc sostencr 6rganos dc publi-
cidad para qretIe ccGocrr J. Ia 81
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hUlAS Y hUllJ|AS.

Con motive del traslado Santur-
ce del DR.. Lopez-Sica do, medlco IT,
tuia. que p.estaba sus Sc. e.viclos en-
P. de Terra, conoeidos elementos
de este pobIado lie die. on una fiesta
de despedida como demostlacl6n
de afecto. El joven compat.iota
es muy estimado en- ei referido po-
blado en- donde supo captarse gene
raj aprecio. Santurce esta de enho-
rabuena.
Aver noche, 4 las Z al tomar su
servicio 7 de los conductors de los
carros eiectricos que hacen ell servi-
clio entire Ia ciudad y Santurce, fue-
ron detenidos por la "detective'.
Una acusacion por abuse de con-
fianza, Sc informa ha sido hecha con-
ira dichos empieados por el fiscal de
la Corte dc Distrito Lido. Campiiio
Los detenidos quedaron en- iibertad
bajo fianza que obtuvieroh de diver
sas personals.
Fl ST.. Santiago A. Panzardi Sc ha
servido participarnos que ha insta-
lado en- esta ciudad, calie de Tetuan
su casa principal, agencia de auto
movies, ofreciendo un complete
surtido de todos' los articulos necesa
rios para ell funcionmiento de las
referidas maquinas. Buenos nego-
clos deseamos 4 la nueva casa.
Seglin informes obtenitlos despu-
ts de la salida para Nueva York del
primer jefc de bomberos Sr. Stain
nacher, este seiior va j Estados Uni
dos en- uso de licencia dc un mes y ~
dias, y regresara a Ia ciudad despues
de vencida aquelfa. Probabiemente
Sc ausentara despues para aquel pa
is en- donde residen famUiares suyos
La lluvia de aver ha vueito a for
mar ell gran lodazal de la entrad;
Sur de la Gale del Parqhe y un espa
| clio de mas de 40 metros cuadrado:
esta ocupado por ei bache, ell que in
terrumpe el trafico por aquel tar
concurrido lugar. <
: Ha regresado Gle la isla, en- don
de estuvo en- asuntos de SUI profe
sion el Lido. J. J. Tizol., dclegado
, la Camara.
5 Una solicitud de "Quo Warranto'
sera presentada para obtener la res
! titucion en- su cargo de juez munici
pal de Salinas del que 10 desempehc
: ultimamente, Y la destituci6n del 5
r Aybar, que acaba de ser designate
: por el gobernador INFERNO. Lievar;
5 este asunto el LIDO. Cayetano Coli
Cuchy.
ciedad sus funciOnes y movimiento
administrators en- sus distintos ra
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22
FROM STRIKE TO BOYCOTT.

Departure Of Japanese strikers to
seek employment ON the other islands,
means that the strike on Oahu and Ho.
nolulu plantations has developed into
boycott.
These men who left the plantations
have apparently made up their minds
to not return under any circumstances,
and the aim Of the leaders Is to bring
about condition that will give them
the credit" of having wrecked or ser.
iously injured the two plantations
picked out for special attack.
This beaing the case. It is by all
means a good public policy to estab.
lish the strike breakers as regular EN-.
ployes, and give them homes and posi-.
lions accordingly.
Throughout the strike thus far, the
whole scheme Of action has been based
on the supposItion that at some time
In the reasonably near future the Jap
anese workers would desire to return
20 their homes and work and that the
!. .antation would give employment to
those having the best records. Some
have returned. Hundreds of those re.
naming would no doubt be glad to do
the same. but they have not the cour.
age to scorn the thugs or possibly
the Intelligence to see that they are be.
ing misled. With their funds exhaust
ed they must have work and are seek
ing 1t elsewhere. Under the influence
OF their leaders they are the innocent
victims of boycott, whether the,
realize 1t or not is hard to say.
Take the situation as II Is. Let the
plantations on which the strike has
prevailed, pick q permanent labor
force from among those now temper
arily employed to take OF the presen,
crop, and thus make a definite begin
ming of the march toward the eventua
predominance OF citizen labor on the
sugar properties or the Territory.
The future success of plantation
properties is to be found In a workin;
force Of home builders as well a.
workers, and the management tina
sees 1t first will pave the way to fu
ture prosperity. Japanese laborers can
not be regarded as reliable home max
ers until the intelligent Japanese joir
In the movement to eliminate the pow
err OF the criminal element, that woul,
ruin the industry and make laughin,
stock of our laws.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22
PUBLICITY The SAFEGUARD.

Former Governor Folk addressing a
Seattle audience, gave II as his opin'
ion that publicity Is the only weapon
against political corruption; that the
people must be kept constantly on
their guard. and that the only way to
do this Is through the newspapers. IL
the public conscience is not awakened
no lasting good is done, even in filling
the penitentiary full of grafters., More.
over, publicity helps a state rather
than Injuries 1t.
BY the same system OF reasoning
secrecy breeds corruption, justifies
lack of public confidence and fosters
all the evils of grafters' government
run for the benefit of grafters, big and
little.
Hawaii has had the habit OF secrecy
In the administration of its public az
fairs since the days of the Oligarchy.
Before that. during the monarchy, the
outs were forever harping against Off
cial secrecy and citing It as an evi.
dence OF the evils Of monarchy.
And is the policy OF secrecy In the
administration of lands for Instance or
the administration Of the immigration
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22
S7ABBlNG ARRAY
ON PUNCHBOWL

The corner of Miller and Punchbowl
streets was the scene Of bloody al
fray last evening. Two Portuguese
by the name of Ridroguez and Rod
riguex Freitas quarrelled and the guar.
rel soon progressed to fight and the
fight eliminated In Rodriguez stabblns
Freitas in the back. II was serious
wound and took considerable time to
dress but Freitas IL able to be out to,
day. Rodriguez will come up for trial
tomorrow morning.
The report In contemporary publ.
cation that the victim of this ARRAY
could not be found up till 2 o'clock
this morning is quite incorrect. Pc
lice authorities state that the ARRAY
happened about o'clock and that they
had not the slightest difficulty In find
ing the victim, he being brought down
to the Police station about an hour
afterwards.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22
HONOLULU NOW
IS rest station

Honolulu has become the rest sta
tion of all the oil carriers coming
from Peru. Yesterday FL LObo,
new oil steamer, arrived from Lobi-
tos, Peru, and, entering the harbor,
locked at the railroad wharf, where
she took on fuel for the rest of her
tripto Japan. She has on board oil
for japanese firm in Yokohama.
Captain Gray, the commander,
said that FL Lobo is ne wsteamer.
having been in service only about
six months. This Is her first trip
here. Fred l.. Waldron is the local
agent.
The fact that the japanese firms
are purchasing oil from Peru, in
stead of from California, as was for
merly the case, is interesting to the
business men gagged in the oil bust
ness. 1t is generally believed that
oil can be gotten from Peru much
cheaper than from California.
The El Lobo sails this afternoon
for Japan.
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not exceeding Two Hundred ($2OO.-
00) Dollars. or by Imprisonment for
term not exceeding three months,
or by both such fine and imprison-
ment.
Section Z. This Ordinance shall
take effect from and after the date
of its approval.
Introduced by Supervisor
WILLIAM AHA.
Date of introduction, July 10, A..
d. 1909.
The foregoing Ordinance was, at
a regular adjourned meeting of the
Board of Supervisors OF the City and
County of Honolulu, held on Mon
day, July 10, 1909, passed to print
on the following vote Of the said
Board:
Ayes: AHA, Aylett, Kane, Logan,
Quinn. Total: 8.
Noes: None.
Absent and not voting: Cox, Nc
Clellan. Total: 2.
ID. KALAUOKALANI. JR.,
Clerk, City and County OF Honolulu.
436s-July 22, 23, "a, 20, 81.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22
KALAKAUA WRITES

Editor Evening Bulletin
Permit me to ask your favor OF pub
fishing this letter In your next issue,
II acceptable; in answer to false
declaration submitted to you by some
Maui curiosity seeker and fictitious
writer, OF which article was published
In your paper of June cath. ult.
The same were statements made
against me. groundless whatever in Its
nature and composed by few hand.
full Of but.in.to.other.people's AFFAIRS.
senseless brutes, and submitted to you
for publication by a professional liar,
to which deny It's truthness.
was Territorial employee when
the contract Of building the County
Stable was let out to. bidders; there
being no other bidder but me, the
Board awarded me the contract. The
reason why rendered In bid to the
above named job. was the changing In
hands of the Department in which
was employed.
The statement made that have al.
ready started to work on this job is
false. and am not positive whether
I'll take the Job or not, Its a matter
for me and the Board to consider.
The most laughable thing about this
Talking Machine Company. they sue.
ceeded In subscribing few names to
petition to the Board Of Supervisors
regarding the above matter, but some
how rather one OF the street Agents
who was entrusted with the valuable
| documents got bricks hurled at him
right and left. and severe lecturine
from female friend. gave up his Hon,
orable position, and has ever since
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22

kept himself in the back seat dream.
ing of his brave deeds of month ago
This whole kicking was started by a
few street walker loafers. with the
intention of ruling the Board Of Sup
ervisors, but any common sense per-
son knows that the Board of Supervis.
ors Of the County Of Maui, are sense.
able men and Law abiding Citizens,
ready to do the best for the County.
Yours respectfully,
ID. IKUWA KALAKAUA.
p. S.-lf there be any charges for
the publishing of this letter, please
send me your Bill OF same. will remit
by return mail, and Oblige.
Waikiki, Maui, July 1. 'O9.
TIT would be a shame to charge any.
thing for such an interesting epistle.-
Editor Blu etin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22

dinance shall not be applicable In
any locality where the owners OF
majority of the lots which are To-
Gated as a whole or in part within
FIVE hundred feet OF such tenement
house, consent in writing to such
Said written consent shall be APP
proved by acknowledgment in like
manner as signatures to conveyances
of real property and shall be filed
with the Clerk of the City and
County of Honolulu. 1t shall be the
duty of the Clerk to file said consent
and to keep q record in a book to be
called Register Of New Tenements,
containing a brief summary of the
contents of such consent. The
clerk may require such written con-
sent to be prepared in accordance
with and upon forms adopted or ap-
proved by him.
Section s 4. Any person who shaii
violate any of the provisions of this
Ordinance shall be deemed guilty OF
u misdemeanor and upon conviction
| thereof shall be punished by fine
not exceeding Two Hundred Dol
lars, or by Imprisonment for n term
not exceeding three months. or by
both such fine and imprisonment.
Section 6. The continuance or
any violation of this Ordinance shall
be new offense for each day on
which the same is continued.
Section 4. This Ordinance shall
take effect from and after the date
of its approval.
Introduced by Supervisor -
DANIEL LOGAN.
Date of introduction, July Goth,
1903.
The foregoing Ordinance was, at
q regular meeting of the Board Of
Supervisors of the City and County
of Honolulu, held on Tuesday. July
20. 1909, passed to print on the fol-
lowing vote of the said Board:
Ayes: AHA, Aylett, Cox, Kane,
Logan, Quinn. Total: O.
Noes: None.
Absent and not voting: McClel-
Ian. Total: 1.
ID. KALAUOKALANI, JR.,
Clerk, City and County of Honolulu.
436s-July 20, 23. "a, 26. 81.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-22
JAPANESE STRIKER
TAKEN AT DEPOT

Officer Clark is responsible for
smart arrest at the depot at noon to-
day. Jataro Mikawa. one of the
Higher Wage Association agents,
was being held In custody at Waipa-
hu by Officer Wills on charge Of
assault and battery on one of the
strike breakers. The japanese,
however, managed to elude the Wig
lance OF Officer Wills and succeeded
In making his escape. Word was at
once sent to police headquarters and
a sharp lookout was kept for the
man. Officer Clark recognized him
at the depot today, and although
Mikawa tried to brazen out that he
was not the man, Clark put him
safely under lock and key.