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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-16
SEin i, Honor Of Miss Butcher.

& Is:Eil h Honors Fl Miss Butcher.
Miss itALadge Sample will entertain
number of young! ladies' on Mondayai,
Sternoon complimentary 70 Miss Villa
Hart Butcher. whose enlargement to
Mr.. John L. .ehman was recently. an
Snounced: & 4,
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3w.c.1.U.

The regular meeting OF the ". c.
T. u. will be held on Tuesday after
noon. the 18th. at $3.50 o'clock Mt the
Library pariors.
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Raised BY the West Virginia Pulp
and Paper Co.. in Piedmont, W. Va.
7. Italian subscribers on earthquake
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-16

g Perhaps It has taken "a ilnng md
forge into being some o. todsy't Tar
gain Offers" &! I. ] Y & IA s1ltti
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5ECKvi .-.4. "a 5.t'
Gold Medal Flour for NE.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11

flushing AROUND the country II they
da fight lmlon Johnson Jefries cant
got right II hc could show the form
he did asalnst Fitzsimmons, ld bet my
les ON him
CAN'T Get into Shape.
la VARYING phrases man after man
uttered tho same opinion. An com,
mented upon Jerries' inability to do
fast work without finding II ditlout to
breathe. and all said he was hos. fat.
III Jcff can't box more than minute
wiiAont gaspinS after an the work he
has done he'll never enter the ring in
July i'm irst-class shape one observed.
ON the other hand the pictures of
Johnson and kciChcl and Johnson *
work ON the present little trip have
opened ihc eyes of the public Co the
fact that the bis smoke is far better
man than 40 out OF every 100 have
given him credit for
Johnson nts shown everyone that he
has y marvellous left hand and Is a
splendid defensive boxer. while the tact
that hc does carry wallOp I'm his
rleht hand H. proven conclusivcly 10y
the pictures OF his battle with ket-
Chcl
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
RUTT AND CLARK
LEAD THE RACERS
For First Time in Progress OF Six
Day Event. One Team Has Clean
Lead Over Its Rivals

NEW NORk. Dec. ll--Aitcc Ave
DAYS and nights OF the ferces; strug
gle FOR slight advantage even So n
in bicycle race, Walter Rut and
Jackie Clark the remant team gain
ei lap on the field today and are
now in the van the first lime that
any team has been able to shake all
lht rest
The lap was gained thrOush a
desperate sprint by Rutt. who each
ing the other riders almost asleep
al 1926 O'CLOCK this morning cata-
pulled ahead Of Eddie Root, who WAS
leading the string Root and others
of the slar sprinters tried TO oevrtake
no fying German bur he would not
be denied
Ii was soon known thar q crucial
sprint was in progress and ne1rly all
the riders were hustled 10 the track
to be ready Rutt soon tired Root
out and Joe Fogler, his partner. took
NJ the chase. lie might have been
successful but Clark was reused from
his sleep and sent 10 the r"l.es of
Rurt thereby maintaining the 1dvan
tage Rutt was originally teamed
with Stoll and Clark with MacFarlaud.
bur both their mates were forced 20
withdraw
Score at l9Sth hour \ a. m Rutt.
Clark. 24t0 miles. laps Root-F'olger,
Walthour-Co Hill-Srein. 2.4ia ..
Halstead-Hehin , Ito. /. MttCn
West. 2.4lO. q, LAWSON DeMara, 24t0.
0. Georget George1. 2409 g Nader
son-Nanoni. > 2.4o9.
Record is 9i6e miles. g laps. made
Oy De Mara ana Hill in 1908
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
After q Tears Bill Hart
Is 6dt at Starting Point

Twenty-Five years ago young man
hs gan his career as a baseball pitch
er IL Chattanooga. Since then ne has
seen service with the big leagues and
has done good work He is In fact a
first class performer today and last
season upset all pitching dope OF the
league by leading an army or tWtrleIs.
although he was not with winning
club.
When the spring training season be
gins the player who started in Chatta-
nooga 40 years ago will be back on
the Job in the same town where his
early efforts were witnessed
The man who has thus made 4
round trip OF the baseball world ard
returned 70 his stirling point is Bill
Hart. who last season was with Little
Rock
In many respects Hart is one of the
most unique men in baseball He is
one of the most quiet and one ot -he
most modest OF men, The worst lang
mage the veteran has ever been known
TO use is that sulphuric expression
Dog gone it He does not drink or
smoke. but chews tobacco with an
energy that sometimes is alarming.
Hart does not depend On speed Tor
ANYTHING he does while in the box He
is master OF the slow bail and has
"hoater' and fade away that
often fools the best Of them. He
never gets excited and keeps up The
same motion through an entire game
but the batter never knows what to
expect
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
THEY'RE A VICIOUS BUNCH
Crack Michigan Boxers Have a Fe-
roclous Set Of Sobriquets.

Out in Frisco the golden huntirg
ground OF the first-class pngilists,
they are raying over Addie Wolsast
His nom de guerre IS Wildcat Vol
gast They say he fights like "a
mountain cat
The names which the Michigan
first raters have become known by are
always more or less impressive. They
called Stanley Ketchel the Assassin
in New York and the name stuck
across the country. In Philadelphia
on. fellow tovnsman. Al kubiak. was
no less than the Michigan Battle
ship" and that. too has survived
With a wildcat" and ASSASSIN"
and "DattleshIp" 10 guard its honor
in Kingdom Michigan need have no
fears of being lost sight of ~ the
eternal fracas for mpionshipa.-
Grand Rapids Press
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
SMOKER BIG SUCCESS.
Michigan Alumni Entertain Members
of the 1909 Football Team.

rhe cementins closer OF the bonds
which connect the alumni of the
University of Michigan with Ahc ath.
l,tics and policies OF The big school
smoker held last evening at Harmonic
hall Was a process In which in The
ucighbdrhood OF 500 Dctroiters took
great pleasure last evening The 1ist
az those In attendance included many
of The citv's most prominent profes-
sional men
EX-Mayor Codd presided. The TINT
vcrsity WAS represented ON The list
az speakers by PROT Wcnlcy. Capt
Aicrdicc Trainer Fitzpatrick and
Graduate Director Bartclmc.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11

Didgram l-Cuc lall IL .ZNabos., I
LETT object ball Tolls right. st.oE,.
ordinary Cuc ball cushion a O.. ID.
l.. "neCtm. carom on hall - Obiec.
bali cushions U \. V G. RESTING at
The cue Dai husglug cushion.
DIAGRAM 2-Cue ball rs risht =
above. ,S lcr stroke ordinary Cue
bah describe currc1 ino "noc,iug
carom on bail OBJECT bail dotuics
ihc iahIc cH NON ~ a B. g.. 2" '.rR
at -
point Tho clr aHd ua..et Yat. .o
cover the an.l of dquod hu D"-
liver a quick wrist -trohc usiu5 caW
against foul.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
BUNK" THEMSELVES
Filled 10 vote Boxers Into ~lun
Membership and Cops Butts In.

Because tie Deroit Wheelm@n fail
ed TO complete their arrangements Tor
last nights entertainment by voti''s
into full membership al regular
meeting. the boxers who had 1een
selected TO 20 on at the clubs gym
na sium before the members n he
organization. squad OF police under
Capt, Baker OF the Central precinct
pUT an untimeIy end 10 The show he-
tore % had even chance 10 start.
The detail. il was generally under
stood had been complied with and
nermission had been secured. The
rolico refused 70 stand for a special
meeting for the Voting IN OF the
alhletes and large crowd wen home
discustad
interference Was entirely pE he
.oos, police and Was solely on the
grounds given above
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
White So. orchard Co.

Catcher Billy Sullivan of the Whit.
S0N. is president uf the White SoS
Orchard Company winch was urgan
tlcd with q cduital stock uf s2J.000
and ow"s 30 acres of fruit ranch AT
Ncwburg, ore. near Portland The
president is the solo repr, sentative
of tho White SoN nth, company bat
Fielder Jones mother ip-laW iS "A
stockholder Fielder himself being toe
short ~ ready cash TO buy into ~
lr addition sullivan went into au m
Vcstment with Fielder ZONES and his
brother Wiliarl whereby lhoy con
troll tract ~ over p.5oU acIl.e ul
wheat land in fertile valley.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
eooKMAKINo RECEIVES
BLOW IN KENTUCKY
Latest Decision OF Court Of Appeals
Mean No More Books in Blue
Grass State

FRANKFORT. Ky Dee 10 The
court of appeals today reversed the
decision OF Judge HARRISON in the rae.
ing commission case. ana holds the
act establishing the commission is con.
stituiional The decision means lao
more bpokmaking in Kentucky
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
LOOKS LIKE A CHAMPION
Canadian Holmer Actually 5cstlng
Shrubb's Distance Marks.

Hans Homer. the Canadian Wata'
thoner. now appears on the hoiizoa
"a the latest long-distance champion
Hoimer has shown class all the way
from - miles 10 the full Marathon
rct.te. His latest performance 81
lowering Shrubs worlds profession
Al performance Of Is miles, III % l-5-,
by two-ffhs Of q second. shows tndt
Shrubb has rival az this particular
distance. a race. between these two
champions at this route ought 10 be
a COrker
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
HUEBNER WILL BE REFEREE.
Former ~" Manager viii OtfCistc
in Spaldine-Hope Game.

Manager Grogan Of the opalding
basketball team has secured the cor
sent OF Al Huebner formerly tive
manager Of the Y. NJ &. \ bdstct-
ball five, To act rs referee IN The
evening of Dec so when the Spa,d.
ings take on the Hope College stat.
champion in the Light Gu, !
Rrmory
Grogan has also secured The .li2hf
Guard and Windsor Fusiiief atc to
play preliminary game 90 fho biz
Contest
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
JOHNSON STEADILY
ANNEXES MORE
SUPPORTERS
Tip Wright Swings About the
Country and Finds Wise Folks
Lining Up in Favor OF
the Negro,
Notable Reversal the Effect of JEFF S
Demonstgatedly Poor Condition
and Jacks Ability
BY TIP WRIGHT.

] have bccu dong a lot oi jumping
about the country of late, and in al-
most every city visited. tho leftriSs
SHOW had been ahead of me In some
places hOin le6rcs and Jack John
son had appeared
And u Viii probably seem as strange
fo y1u as IL did 20 me to learn that
eeuriweat concerning the outcome of
the big heht which lay the WY. Will
hr hcid Biy i-has completely
changed IN The last three months
about the time Je0ries Went 20
Carlsbad n begin his conditioning
nine men cut of ten would. IL asked
their opinion of the fight answer.
Why. Jenll knock his blooming head
off in five rounds
But they've stopped Jalking that way.
The impression has gained ground that
lack Johnson is a Sure enough scrap
per. and that II he does win leffries
will have to travel like "a copper get
ting away from scene OF trouble
Wise Guys Say "Jaek."
I'm not giving you hi, as my opin-
l0n because / have already voiced my
sentiments. aud its going go take more
than loose conversation and the John
snn.Nctcaol pictures to make me
ctIIHge my mind But what ! tell YOU
T. what a 10, of wise guys. who have
been following the lighters for years
some OF them lighters and wrestlers
nave to say after seeing the men
and thu pictures
one man who has been fighter
and who nov handles fighters. De.
clared with all sincerity that JeNries
weighed -i0 pounds IL he weighed a
pound. when he saw him in Indian
apolis. And it's fat hes going to ind
dihlcult 10 get off lt'S on The inside.
h. declared This man watched JEFF
fries box sam Berger and declared the
round never Went over n minute and a
half and that be- could hear Jenries
breathe 10 feet away wnile the big
fellows stomach showed The exercise
made him 1ump
u don't believe Joffries is going 70
Hght said this man lie can afford
70 lose The $4,000 he's deposited. 70
get tho money he is getting now. four
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
CHANCE FOR LANGFoRD.
Tex Rickard Tells Negro He viii
offer Big Purse For ketehrl

BOSTON. Mass. Dec 10. sam
I.angford and his manager Joe Wood.
man are delighted today by the chance
that the negro will at last g.f a
frht with Ketchel. Tex Rickard uau
Is I'm Boston has promised thar ir
Kctchel Nill meet Langford sixiy davs
after the JohEson.Ieffries bout ap
viii put the attraction on eitncr ~
Salt Lake or Ely. Nov, and viii hang
rich purse for the event
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
Griff's Nice Boost.

Clark Griiith work last season IN
the mana cement ot the Cincinnati
club was FULLY appreciated by Prcsi.
deut Hermann, judging from the fine
raise in SALARY Griffith is now signed
up 90 sl0o00 salary for next seat
son
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
BROWNS CHALLENGE RIVALS.
Want 10 Resume Custom OF Playing
Annual lnter-league Series.

ST. LOUIS. Dee S.-President Rob.
ert L. Hedges or the Browns today
reiterated his statement OF yesterday
that he will put the matter OF pre-.
season series between the Cardinals
and browns ncNt spring up To Colonel
Robson. owner of the National Lea
que Club. ut the meeting TO be held
I'm New York this week
Secretary Seekamp of the Cardinals
is authority FOR the statement that
Colonel Robson layors the inter.lea-
que post season games. the subject
OF which is now being agitatcd by
franchise owners i'm cities represented
in both major leagues
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
"BONE-HEAD" By IRA.
AllNationsl Runner Scores From First
on Short Passed Ball

In recent game between the All.
Nationals and Athletics IN San Fran
cisco Larry Doyle. Ed kOnetchy and
Chief Meyers pulled off a triple play
and Doyle scored all the way from
first on a passed ball, which rolled
only few feet from Catcher ia
Thomas Egan blocked Thomas view
OF the ball and Doyle had 10 trouble
scoring The Athletics. however. Won
the game
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
- poes He know =?

clyde Eugle The lugblauders ont
fielder Who is wintcrlus in DAYTON
O.. is rather certain that he'll land
with The 81 Louis Americans NEXT
spring.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11

~ is -sid t'1at tho hiud ualc Itaf
ItaNeu. --"t 1-f i.te bcru siipred 20
thc " W SsNage fatm lu Miuursotz
and viii hc bred to Minor Her. .52i.
lncAt spring.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11

gtt.eT . III t|'InsrI ves ~ tI-e UrO-
trfsiura' 8fHirfe With tuis r'fug"
drnIru Ul .fpuks wifi IuNr tp -
ts sNnf Is
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
Sporting Note,

kIcinath 4. coaching the Penn basket
The Notrr Dame basketball h'e has
lost Vaughn and seaman
,o~t j. ducL-hnnting IN ,rh"ns"- and
looking ot or timber land
Battling Nelson has an OVER Of $4,000
Z" 60 - London and batti" ""'''-
EI Pa>o hdEets because tho race track
mouef i~ going across the bridge -
Juarez iu Mexico
The kentuck, courts have held thst
fafugla mast stick 70 the mutHcls
Tor legal betting a. horse races
Miscon>in VIII play hut nxe ssme.
nest wear Whi- ID pr"Ciude- al pos
sihle chance q comp"tition with
Michigan
HtI BOXERS examined before they -
ou q, do their stunts Mike Sureck's
sad slowing '' - cause.
Hnlibnck Johnson who Watched tho
Michigan game from "a wNeel-chair
pr TIE side lines. vii, probably cap-
tain Minnescta most Year.
Eastern Jesuit colleges are getting TO-
Gtt.er 2" ft1 themselves nf il-" pro-
frssiurG a'Hlrfe Witt this r'fug"
drnI-'i. .t .tpuks viii IuNr FOB 80
O, work
Thr cleveland rmb"nr~. John", aud
Tommy --tI. .t.. nui ',latru ali
Ipvefel are going o. hEht 10 nHt "a
lost q" reg pounds. TomW 'h-
''~'a'at tHe arg
t"iL 81 {" trade of George stem Tor
teith ~ilt.tr s tetip current " T.
- alleged tbac Sn'tl eoNJ he betfrt
lttef' .N.r' .f, no. forced To p'a.
-ttlftd -fINIr t1 i.H NaISI
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11

Job Printing done right Times
Printing 10, - John lt-st call Main
li9S OF city a3Na.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
HEART
70
HEART
Win the
Sporting
Editor.

The somewhat Rmusing declaration of
Del Drake. the Tiger kit. that ne re-
s-nted being "shuttled about by the
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11

Michigan game from wheel -CIair
pI tile side lines. wiz probably cap-
tain Minnesota most year.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11

H.l boxers examined before tNeN -
nu q, do their stunts Mike Surecks
sad slowing is the cause.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-11
wi.con,in viii PLAY hut
piti.hnrg,. pollce csicf Is going 20 hay

Ue0f |1ar W|T|U Vro0IU1es AT U0F-
sihle chance Il a competition with
Michigan.
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adapted to be used or used as a dwell
ing by more than three families living
independently OF one a.osAv. and hav-
ing common right ii TIE stairways,
verandas, yards, wa-er supply, or
privies, or by more than two families
above the first story SO living and
having right III common to use the
conyeniences aforesaid
A family hvIng - q tenement may
consist of one or more persons.
Section 8. New Tenement House De-
fined. An existing tenement house is
any building erected as a tenement
house or converted TO such use or alter
ed for such use, or so used before the
passage of this Ordinance, or any build
ing adapted for such use, provided that
d permit was issued for the erection of
said building before the passage of this
Ordinance.
A new tenement house hereafter cree
ted is any tenement house other than
an existing tenement house as above
defined.
Section 4. Prohibiting New Tene-
ment House in Residence Districts. 1t
shall not be lawful for any person to
locate, build, construct, maintain, or
cality within the City and County of
Honolulu in which two-thirds of the
buildings located as a whole or in part
within five hundred feet of such tene-
ment house, are devoted or adapted to
exclusive residence purposes.
Provided, however, that this Ordi-
nance shall not be applicable in any
locality where the owners of a majority
AT ia of
or In part within five hundred feet of
such tenement house, consent in writing
to such location of such tenement house.
SAID written consent shall be approved
by acknowledgment in like manner as
signatures to conyeyances of real prop
erty, and shall be fled 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 a record in a
book to be called Register of New
Tenements, containing brief summary
OF the contents of such consent. The
clerk may require such written consent
to be prepared in accordance with and
upon forms adopted or approved by
him.
Section 5. Any person who shall VIC
Late any of the provisions of this Ordi-
mlsdemeanor and upon conviction there
OF shall be punished by fine not ex-
ceeding Two Hundred Dollars. or by
imprisonment for term not exceeding
three months, or by both such fine and
imprisonment.
Section 6. The continuance of any
violation of this Ordinance shall be a
new oifense for each day on which the
same is so continued.
Section Z. This Ordinance shall take
effect from any after the date of its
approval.
introduced by Supervisor
DANIEL LOGAN.
Date of introduction, July 20, 1909.
Approved this 4th day of August, A.
D. 1909.
JOSEPH j. FERN,
Mayor.
Aug. Z, 8, 10, II, u. Is, IA. Is. II. IS
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII.
At Chambers-In Probate.
No. 4176.

lNU. flfU
In the matter of the Estate of Charles
John Biart, Deceased
Order of Notice of Hearing Petition
for Administration.
On reading and filing the petition of
helllmahiai Biart, of Honolulu, alleging
that Charles John Biart, of Honolulu.
dled 1ntestate at Honolulu on the l4tb
day of July, A. D. 1909, leaving prop
erty within the jurisdiction of this
Court necessary to be administered
upon, and praying that Letters of Adj
mlnlstratlon issue to Charles r. Hemen-
way,
1t is ordered that Monday, the 10th
day OF August, A. D. 1909, at 9 O'Clock
a. m, be and hereby is appointed for
hearing said petition in the court room
OF this Court in the Judiciary building
IN the City and County of Honolulu. at
which time and place all persons con
cerned may appear and show cause, if
any they have, why said petition should
not be granted.
DATED Honolulu, July 20, 1909.
By the Court:
j. A. THOMPSON.
Clerk Circuit Court of the First Cireuit.
s4os-July p, %; August A, IL
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AN ORDINANCE REGULATING
nc WING TRAVEL AND TRAFFIC
UPON THE STREETS AND 9TH
CITY AND COUNTY OF HOMO
2EGJSTRATI0N, IDEN TIFTCA.
TfuN, USE AND OPERATION OF
MOTOR CARS, AND PROVIDING
PENALTIES FOR ANY VIOLA
HON OF THE ORDINANCE.
- it Ordained by the People of the
City and County of Honolulu:
Section /. The following terms when.
ever used herein except as otherwise
specifically indicated, shall be defined
% have, and shall be held to include
each Of the meanings hereinbelow re-
speetively set forth, and any such terms
esed In the singular number shall be
Held to include the plural.
Street: Every avenue, boulevard
Highway, roadway, lane, alley, strip
path, square and place used by or laid
out for, the use Of vehicles within the
<lty and County Of Honolulu.
Curb: The lateral boundaries of that
Ser&ion of a street, designed or intend
Ed LOE SHS use Oh VEHICLES, W0eJQe1
zzarked by curbing constructed of stone
&ement, concrete, or other material, OF
not so marked.
Vehicle: Every wagon, hack, coach
carriage, omnibus, push-cart, bicycle
tricycle., motor-bicyele, automobile, o.
asher conveyance, except baby car
1sages and children Is play wagons, il
whatever manner, or by whatever force
- power the same may be driven, rid
zen, or propelled, which is or may b.
used for, or adapted to pleasure riding
sr transportation of passengers, bag
gage, merchandise or freight, upon an,
street; and every draft or riding ami
nal. whether ridden, driven or led, ex
espting that an animal, or animals, at
4ached to any vehicle, shall with sue
vsbiele. constitute one vehicle; provid
I'd, however, that nothing herein sor
tanned shall be construed TO affect i
any way the operation Of railroads o
street railways, upon any street, whic
said railroads or street railways are ez
pressly exempted from the provisions o
his Ordinance.
Moving Travel and Traffic: For tn
vuz@oses of this Ordinance the teri
ss89aaing Travel and Traffic" is in
tendea 70 include vehicles in aetua
motion and also those which may be a
rest upon the streets and those whic
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: NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All persons having claims against the
Estate OF Lum zee, deceased, later of
honolulu, are hereby notified to pre-
sent same, even though secured by
mortgage on real estate, to the under
signed administrator of said estate at
tne store OF Goo Wan Hoy, corner King
ana Bethel streets, Honolulu, within
SIX months from this date, or the same
will be forever barred.
TING NEE.
Administrator Estate, Lum zee. Deed.
o4l4-July rs; August 4, II, Is. 25
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of William Ringer, Late of
Honolulu, Oahu, Deceased

1aoaoiuuu, Oahu, deceased.
Inc undersigned, having been ON the
18TH day of June, 1909, duly appointed
administrator of the estate of William
Ringer, late of Honolulu, Oahu, de-
eeased' hereby gives notice to all ered-
iIors OF said deceased to present their
claims, duly authenticated and with the
proper vouchers, if any exist. even if
the claim is secured by mortgage upon
real estate, to the undersigned at the
Metropolitan Market, King street. Ho-
noiulu, within six months from the date
OF the first publication of this notice
to wit, July II, 1909, or the same will
be forever barred.
Honolulu, July IS. 1909.
JAMES KANOHO. :;
Administrator Estate of q
William Ringer, Decease
s4o2-.'uly IA. p, %, Aug. 4. IL.
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ORDINANCE NO. Il.
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE
ERECTION OR MAINTENANCE OF
NEW TENEMENT HOUSES IN
ANY RESIDENCE PORTION IN
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HO-

BE IT ORDAINED Ply THE PEOPLE
OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
HONOLULU.
Section /. This ordinance shall be
known as the tfTenement Ordinance. -
Section 2. Tenement House Defined.
The term HTenement House, in this
Ordinance shall be taken 70 mean every
house. building. structure or por ion
thereof, which is designed for use or