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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-12-29
The Right to Water Power.

:. Had the men who framed the con-
stitution of Vermont ever even
dreamed of the possibilities of electric
al develop nent in this century and the
transmission of power by wire to dis
tant points they would unques-
tionahly have engra fled into
the fundamental law of the state
clause forever fork d N
the taking Of water power out of the
sownship in which it was placed by
nature without the consent Of major
ity of the voters and taxpayers of
tuch township. The next legislature
should propose constitutional amend
mant to this effect. By every moral
law it is wrong to thus take power
away. 1t affects the value Of every
| foot of real estate in the town from
which it is taken. Therefore, every
taxpayer, every voter should have a
| voice in saying where it should be
used and the right to veto taking it
away. The next city representative
from Vergennes, from Middlebury,
Salisbury. Weybridge, etc, should
be elected on this issue. Men should
be chosen who would be influential in
securing the passage of such ar
amendment. It means more to towns
in which great water powers exist
than any other one thing. 1t woulc
spell utter and irretrievable ruin tt
this city to take the great power
away.-Vergennes Enterprise.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-12-29
Collectorship Scramble.

A scramble is now on for the Col
lectorships at both Burlington and
Newport. Of course Charles H. OAR
ing, who now holds the Burlington
plum, would like it another four years,
and Curtis S. Emery. the Newport
man, has the same desire. The fact
that both Offices are good fat ones
makes the job desirable one and
many are those who would like to
serve a term at least. For the Bur-
lington job, Jos. Aud, of the Daily
News, and J. L. Southwick of the
Free Press, would like to be called.
Aside from Frank Williams, chairman
of the republican state committee,
We hear no other name mentioned for
Newport. All things else being equal
these important positions should go to
newspaper men. for they Go more for
the state and party, twice over, than
any other person. Not only during a
campaign, but year in and year out,
and something more than "pat on
the back" should be meted out to
them. 1t is early yet and there may
be new and interesting developments
n both cases.-Hyde Park News and
citizen.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-12-29
Pass 1t Around.

This paper is sincere believer in
having the fiat plum" federal posit
ions passed around. This is no new
suggestion in these columns and the
good fellow who is now holding down
his job need not think that it is be-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-12-29

everyone who has the welfare of this
dairy state at heart, to enlist their
best efforts for the retention of the
present law. No one holds that Yer
mont senators and representatives in
national congress will need any urg-
ing to stand for the integrity of the
present law but it should be shown
that they are sustained by the entire
tate.-Island Pond Herald.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-12-29
A Card

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to re-
fund the money on So cent hottie of Greene's
Warranted Syrup OF Tar If it fails to cure your
cough or cold We also guarantee Is cent
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-12-29

The dose of Ayers Pills is small, only
one atbedtime. AS arule, laxative doses
are better than cathartic doses. For con-
stipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick
headaches, they cannot be excelled.
Ask your doctor about this.
Made by the J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell Mass
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-12-29
Sugar-Coated Guilt.

Now Arbuckle Bros. confess that
they too, have been stealing fl ON Uncle
Sam by means of false weights Of
sugar at the customs house, anc
have refunded to the treasury over
half million dollars supposed to GOV
er the frauds of year or SO. There
was a time when this kind of bust
ness would be called "high finance
and the men behind it glorifed a.
"captains of industry and banquet
ted at the Waldorf-Astoria and pic
tured in Harper's Weekly.
And while that pomp and parade o
Mammon was being made, while thi
knavish gluttony in the market plac
was wallowing in more sWinish lux
ury elsewhere, We stern-minded Puri
tans would be spending a few hun
dred doll rs in fees to half a OF pc
deputy sheriffs, trying to catch a one
legged bootlegger that was suspect
ed of having divided half-pint o
"spllt" with a Russian Jew fror
Canada in the spring Of 1857. An
when we got him we would send hi
to prison for year or two in orde
to avenge the insult to the majest
of the law! Then We would tur
duty done, relight our joss stick ar
burnt adoringly before the greed
majesty of greasy dollars.
| What's the difference between tt
successful" man of business, sstl
famous captain of industry" tn,
cheats the government by means of
false balance. and the defaultir
bank cashier, or any other thief?
: SuRar-coated guilt. st. Alba
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-12-29
Farmers Get Busy!

Signs are multiplying, says the
White River Junction Landmark,
that at the approaching session of
Congress thoroughly organized and
determined effort will be made to
change the law respecting the pro-
duction and sale of oleomargarine.
The especial aim will be to abolish
tax of ten cents pound now exacted
on the colored article, and it would
seem that once this tax is re.
moved it will be An easy matter fol
ways to be thought out of selling. the
stuff for genuine butter. and every
sale dnder that guise strikes blow
at every maker of genuine butter, ir
that it's inevitable result would be
to bring the product of dairy anC
creamery into unfair competition
The original contest which resulted
in the requirement of a special tas
of ten cents pound on colored olet
was long continued and most bitterl,
contested, but right finally tri
umphed, and every farmer came int
. |. his right, and the man who would sci
something for that which it was moi
, had to cease in measure his opera
, tions. Today, however he sees al
opportunity to work for the repeal O.
, that law that compels him to sell hi;
product as cleo and not as butter
, The farmer, nor any one else has M
, quarrel with the manufacture ant
r sale of oleomargarine as such, but i
is perfectly fair to presume that tn,
sole and only reason for giving TIT
product yellow color is that it ma.
be sold as genuine butter. It woult
therefore seem to be for the interes
t of every farmer to oppose any legis
: lation having for it's end the repea
e Of the existing law of ten cents
4 pound on the colored article. It be
: hooves every Vermont farmer an,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-24
HRITONs PROUD OF
GREATER MORALITY. .
Jubilant Over Increase of Divorces
in United States.

LONDON.-ln view of the trcmend-
Gus increase Of divorces in America,
the question of the respective dOmcs.
tic morality of English and American
society is raised by the publication Of
the English divorce statistics in 1907
In these figures Il decrease of S per
cent Is shown.
In 1907. only 1874 divorce petitions
were filed against 7S7 in 1906, while
the DEGREES granted in 1907 were sos
against $50 in 1906. OF dccrccs nlsi
1872 We're on the husbands petitions
and 2GG on request of the wives.
One Illuminating fact brought out
was that IN 35l petitions the mar
riagcs We're childlcss and in 2l9 only
one child had been born to the dis.
cOrdant parents. While divorces de-.
creased in 1907, judicial separations
increased from G,965 TO 7,15S. These
statistics apply only TO England as
Scotland, Ireland and Wales possess
their own divorce jurisdiction
While the number of divorces in
England Is below the average for the
last five years, It far exceeds the
average of the proceeding five years.
While the endoayor VIII be made to
show the increase of divorces in Am
erica proves n greater immortality then
In England, it Is impossible to insti-
tute Just comparison on the statistics
4 OF the two cDuutripr pNip1 T., ia,
difference Of their divorce laws.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-24

WuI'apu, Maui, In In Or 400, Kama.
ole Kula. Maui: $500. - 3li. y ~.
Dated Ape 10. 1903
James l.. Coke & WI to n. T. Carey
u. Il = Gi32. Kul 3i89 n bldgs. lao
. Valley, Waikiki Maui. $500. l. 3l7.
p 1925 Dated Apr 10. 1909.
/ Antoine Borba to 5. Kimura; l.; lot
= a. Kalua Ave, wuiuku. Maui; ~ yrs
at 1920 per yr. B 500. p o. Dated
, Apr 80. 1903.
Recorded June q, 1909.
Kaainoa lD to William T. Lee
Kwai; u; int In / share in Ahupuaa
of Kahana: int in ps 2GG n 2G5.
Kaaawa, HoulaulOa. Oahu; $50 Il $40,
y 81. Dated May 2G, 1909.
VIM T. Lee Kwai to I.au Winrrcd
sun; ID: int in | share in Ahupuaa Oi
kahana, KuolualOa. Oahu; $50. d $40
p 90. Dated June 3. 1893.
Mil (w) To KuSawcluula. u; II =
GOl9, Kul i6l1, y int in hui land Mo
loaa. Koolau. Kauai. u 3l9, y 81.
Dated Dec "a, 1908.
Paul X. lscnbcrg to Halialia; Rel;
int in II p 215o Kul l7SS 4 pc land
Waialac. Honolulu: $50. u &ll. p 3lG.
Dated June 2, 1909.
) j. Goldstcin to Charles NJ. Cooke
. Ltd: D.. APPS I a . Il = 1868. kul
ll220, Naiwa, Mookai; $3.50. - 3i9
p 80. Dated June 1, 1903.
= I.aic Broad (w) ct ais to w. \. Kin.
. noy: l.: "a int In share in hU land
60 N,h,i,rcrn K,rn, E,,,i. -, ,r,
-, coo ,,a, ,n u 900 >, oc r,,,I
Arr o. ions
e.,ord.a Inn. 1000
,ursn lid CnnI,,iraS a. sr,c
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NOR yr n oon - oS n,,nd Nav
lana
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, paIva. n. 10, ,S>, -, poiant Cr,n,
; 400, ,,1n, Ho. sa,o n aiS -, 3D., ,,
Dated way 90 lana =
re, nr Earhi Il, Adam J., v
=, Amin. n. irt Il, ~, - -, ppt,7 t,,L
=. moan r. CO.,. par,hi g. uann,t,oo
e. unnaIrL,. eco, n 30 ~
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=, Nnv 1000
= 49, 100 MT,
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=, natal uo, oo t0oo
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-24

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ma: u; pOr Il = 22l7, Kul 1882. Bruce
4 Aylctt Lanes. Honolulu, Oahu; $3.50.
y 3l7.p 100. Dated May 81, 1909.
{. Akana & VT to \. n. Campbell
TT; NJ; por Il p 2247 Kul 1882. Bruce
6 Aylctt Lanes, Honolulu. Oahu 1925
u 3li, p 300. Dated May 81. 1909.
Charlotte II. d. King widow to
Samuel McKcaguc; NJ; PC land Vine
yard st. Honolulu; $500. II 31i. p 3O1.
Dated June .. 1893
Kala Kaahuo 4 VT to william
l.aeha: d: int in CIR 1879 Kealakaha.
Hamakua. Hawaii: $500. 3 $40. p 3ij.
Dated June /, 1903
Kaai d VT to George +. Davies; ~:
7-2i int in Il p 1904, Kul 45GG, bldgs
sc. Kuwaipapa. CllanaD Maui: $50. u
3l7, y lOS. Dated Apr lG, 1903.
lokIa (K) to George +. Davies. D.;
7.2i int in Il = 1904. Kul 1866. bldg
sc, Kawaipapa, CHana) Maui; $50. II
i3lI, p 10. Dated June !, 1909
g. p. Kaulmnkaoli * to George +,
Davies; d; = int in Il p 1904. Kul
3 '''''' ''''f@'' 49, W. N'l'el.'As 'iihilhI
| Maui; $50. - 81 p ll2, Dated Apr
/ l6, 1909.
Wong Kun 10 An Hoy; y $; int in
See Lee Co, Hanalci Kauai; $500. n
32l, y 29G. Dated May 20. 1909.
KaaiohclO, by Admr to w. A. Kin
ney; i; l.6 Int IN shares in hui land
&c, Mahaulcpu, Koloa Kauai; "
at sl6.S5. b 52l, y 90. Dated App
40, 1909.
II. NJ. kancalii to Alice V. Kinney:
NJ; Int in Ahupual. rents SC. Wainiha
liial"leO Kauai; SIS. u 3li. p 2S9
Dated June !, 10 ..
Reeorss1 June 3, 1909.
a. n. Campbell Tr & VT to San
Namaka; D: Lot 10 Blk 3, Puunu
Tract Honolulu; $50. II 3l7, p l22
Dated May 10, 1893.
'. Hashlmoio OF Ms to Hawaiian
News Co Ia; c N; furniture, type
ornaments. mntU"s Sc In printing of
nee Nuuahu 81, huHu'u.u; $565.3I.
Sli' p "o". Dated JnN j, 1903.
August hreier' Ltd, to Charles b
COOPER hei; Lot 5H6, X 1892
Maklkl Honolulu; SNooo. 'B 3l4,
JOB Dated Hay ~, 1909.
charles u. cooper a VT to Frcdcricl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-24
Real Estate Transactions

Entered of Record June 20, 1909,
from 1890 a. m. TO 4:30 D. m.
Rcbccca X. kipi to Elizabeth X.
Victor ................ ......D
A. f. Cooke, IT., to Edward W
Thwing ................ Rel
Camille Sterling, by Atty. to Hen
ry Holmes .......,.........
Entered Of Record June 20. 1903,
from s: 80 a. m. to 1890 a. m.
kahalaunui and VT. TO Nelttkipi
Anahalea -. ..',..''.'. ''.'' u
Kcliikipi Anakalea and hsb. to 7.
brandt .................. .'.' u
Wilson Feagler to Elizabeth ID.
Davis .....,.....'.. ,..''.' - u
Trent Trust Co. Ltd. TO TT. of
Thomas Mctcalf ..,.........R Rel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-24

~ COURSE the
~ bills ere not
sent to you - he
pays them. iUT,
he pays Che IN out e
profits which would
have been YOUR =
il you adVs rtiSin3
had been b. TIER
than his
You will continue
to pay the 9th r
fellows advertise
ing bills, and, i'm the
same way, for his
automobiles, his
new store f'Xt'res,
his expansion i'm
every way --- until
you decide that
you'll stop it, inn
prove and expand
your advertising,
SET THE PACE
YOURSELF, and
Make Him Pay For
Your Advertising!
vR N IN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-10
DEMOCRATS FAVOR
Continued From Page y

were decided upon. All taxes to he
collected by county treasurers.
A Bill will be brought in to raise
the School Tax to 81 per capital, and
cxempting those whoy oted at the last
general election.
Joint resolutions will be conveyed to
Congress asking that only citizen lab.
or be employed on Territorial works.
A bill providing for n sinking fund
for loan redemption will be proposed;
also bill to redeem the sewer bonds
by assessing the abutting property
owners for their share of the cost OF
the sewers.
A joint resolution will go to Con
grcss asking that the deep sea fish
cries he purchased.
A new election law will he intro
duced providing that all candidates
names In each precinct for every posi-
ton from Delegate to Deputy Sheriff,
be printed IN parallel columns, and
that all persons to be voted for In each
precinct be placed on the one ballot
Another meeting Of the Democrats
will be- held at 1880 y. m. tomorrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-10
MAYOR Will sign
THE PAY DEMANDS
Bills Will Then Be Up
To The County
Treasurer

The attaches of the Mayors Office
are busy typewriiing the little slips
Of paper which His Honor is attach
ing to all pay demands which he
countcrsigns these days. The bills,
passed last night by the Board of SUI
pervisors. are now in the Mayors
hands, and just as soon as the quail
Tying slips can be attached, they will
be sent to the Auditor.
Bickncll will issue warrants Just
as soon as the demands. counterslgn-
cd by the Mayor, are placed In his
hands. and IT. will then be up to the
Treasurer TO decide what action he
will take.
II Is thought likely that such bills
as are connected with the undisputod
Offices will he paid. but that all in
debtedness incurred by the disputed
committees will be held up pending
the decision OF the court.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-10
SHOPPING news
AND
BUSINESS REMINDERS

A shipment Of tennis balls. rackcts
and nets has just arrived for Wall.
Nichols Co.
A meeting of tho stockholders Of tho
Waimanalo Sugar Co. will be- held at
$3.50 a. IN. February "a at the ohlcc of
w. G. Irwin & Co.
We have every variety of the fam.
Gus Heinz 81. Order your groceries
from us. j. NJ. Levy n Co, King
street. near Bethel Phone &c.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders VI tho Weha Agricultural Co.
will he held at 4 y. IN. February "a, at
the Office of W. G. Irwin & Co.
The regular annual meeting of stock
holders of Ponahnwai Coffee Co, Ltd,
will be held at the Office Of W. q. lr.
win & Co. Feb. "a. at 2:30 y. m.
Call on the genial Charlie Lambert
and view his great collection of curios
and refresh the inner man with glass
of the hest draft beer In the city.
Are you looking for new dining room
furniture? Coync Furniture Co. have
Just received new lot, In which you
are sure to find something to suit.
Everybody knows that Primo Beer
has the best and softest flavor of any
beer brewed. That means quality In
the brewing, and In tho materials used
Don't do without the Victor Talking
Machine any longer. There II no rca
son why YOU should Call and hear /,
and consult us about our easy pay
mont plan. Bergstrom MIisic Co., Ltd
Why should you pay two to three
dollars more for the same quality OI
shoe you can get at the Regal Shoe
Store for $3.50 and $500? Latest
Spring styles in. McCand!ess building
The annual meetings of stockholders
Of the sugar plantations represented
by Castle a. Cooke are to he held OF
the 25th, 2Gth and eth of this month
For full particulars see notices pub
lished elsewhere in this issue.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-10
WATERFRONT NOTES

THE COAL STEAMER Elvaston
which made the passage from New.
castle, Australia. to Honolulu In TWEEN.
tyfour days. arrived yesterday after.
loon and locked at the Bishop slip
shortly after O'Clock. She brought
5372 tons of coal which she com.
mencch to discharge Immediately. Ac.
cording to the officers. the Elvaston
will probably be laid up after she re.
turns to Australia. The froightcr was
chartered by \. & A. Brown for twelve
months and the time will. II Is said cX.
pirc us soon IA she gets back to her
home port.
THE STEAMER w. G. Hall arrived
this morning from Kauai with a small
list Of passengers and the following
cargo: X. s. NJ. $500 bags sugar, i4S
bags taro, II empty gas drums, As
empty wine barrels, II empty beer bar.
rcls. "a car wheels, % cases honey, II
cases wax, bull, horse, 80 packages
sundrics. Purscr CLANCY reports the
following sugar on Kauai ready for
shipment p, 4I7O; II. NJ. 5000; X,
r., 1850; Makee. 5000; x. S. Co,
1900; X. S. NJ. 1890: V. K, 1900: G.
& r., $685.; McB., 2i65S; w, 700.
NJ
AFTER WAITING for the moon
which rose nj about ~ O'Clock last
night. the Tcnyo Maru, aided by the
Intrepid, backed ont into the stream
and headed for San Francisco. The
baseball players who have been play
ing here against the hllHawali team
were among the passengers who left
In the Kisen Kaisha liner.
pa
THE STEAMER James Makcc Ol
the Miller Salvage Company, which
left for Lahaina last Friday night, 70
turned this morning from PukOo Mo
lokai. docking at the foot of Fort
street at 4 o'clock She towed bach
gasoline launch, which will be given
general ovcrhauling on the marin,
railway.
THE INTER-ISLAND steamers
which left last night for their various
ports of call were the Mikahan for Mo
| lokai. Maui and Lanai. AMI Ninau for
| Kauai. They sailed at 5 o'clock.
N
THE STEAMER Niihau sailed today
at noon for MahukOna, Hawaii. She
took mail and freight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-10
POLITE SAYS PRICE WILL RISE
CONTINUED from Pare y

NSO"'AhuSu AAoh
ceiycd this morning by II. st Gonr
from his San Francisco partner, Mr.
POLITE. The present condition in the
sugar market is unprecedented. The
time never was when the disparity
between the London and the New
York price was so great, and II Is all
bI fought about by fight between tho
Federal Refinery trust and the Amer
lean Sugar Refinery trust.
II cannot long continue according
to the experts. London Is not pay
ing what amounts to four cents for
its sugar Just for the pleasure of it.
The price on that side the water is
normal while the New York price is
abnormal, created by extraordinary
market conditions. There cannot fail
to be an advance and Mr.. st. Goar
looks for considerably higher aver
age than now prevails.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-10
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

For San Francisco, per o. S. S. Ala
media. Feb. 10. 10 a. m.-Mrs. l.. Chant"
man. Mrs. Lutgcn. G. T. Sncdaker, Mrs.
J. w. Saunders. Mrs. l.. J. Lord, Mrs.
y. Paris, J. G. IIallcran, Mrs. London,
Mr.. and Mrs. =. l.. Peters, J. NJ. John.
Son. MathCr Lcvintinc. Sister Mary
Alder. Mrs. !. w. BCanC. Mrs Brooks,
Misses Mclean. Mrs. j. II. Arcndt,
Mrs. II. w. BOwan and friend. Mr. and
Mrs. A. Page. II. s. Crane, c. Il. Foyc,
$. Durkin and wife. V. l.. Tenney, u. S.
Morris, A. l.. Chase, Mrs. Chase, H..
Lyman, o. II. BaXlCt, Mrs. c. f. Bar
let, Mrs. J. A. German, Miss NJ. T. Cor.
man. Mrs. r. w. Leo. S. c. Smith, l..
T. Rail-. J. s. Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc.
lntOsh, l.. A. May and wife, c. r. Phil.
lips, David Smiley. u. b. ROby.
Per stmr Kinau. Gregory, for Kauai,
Feb. .. p. M X. Meyers, T.. A..
Knudscn and wife, w. d. McBry dc,
John GIL, Mrs. Jno. Gil, Miss Gill,
Mrs. y. X. Meyers.
Per stmr. Mikahala PITT, for MolO.
kai, Maui and Lanai. Feb ., p. M
=. ID. McVCigh, +. W. pCasc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-10
TRANSPORT SHERIDAN
IS DUE SATURDAY

Saturday morning the u. S. Army
transport Sheridan will reach here
a wireless was received from the
ship this morning, announcing all
well on board and that good progress
Is being made.
The Sheridan is bringing n large
consignment of supplies for the local
Q. NJ. depot. Commissary stores
form a considerable portion of the
cargo and the local depot, which has
run rather short since the arrival of
the increased garrison, will be re-sup-
piled.
The Sheridan also carries large
quantity of supplies for the Philip
pine Islands. She is one of the larg-
est transports in the service and has
a big freight capacity.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-10


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