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La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-06-05

sociale che prepara Iassetto future
della societa cole pensioni al vecchi O.
perai.
Un oratore del Tivoli ha detto che BIZ
sogna fare il 1893 operaio.
Ma Sc gia belle fatto; ma Sc 10 81 ia
ogni giorno; perche SO pei SO non sim
tende soltanto la-demolizione, ma anche
la ricostruzione graduate, nessuna clas-
Sc come roperaia MESA in grado di
costituire legalmente il suo edificio futu-
TO; perche nessun ostacolo, proprio nes-
sumo, mettono le istituzioni repubbllca-
ne al libero svolgimento del programme
operaio ALA trasformazione incessan-
te dello state sociale
Sc il cittadino Pataud fosse in grado
di gettare uno sguardo mel passato, 81
accorgersbbe dell'immenso cammino
percorso, proprio per merito di quel
regime repubblicano ch egli vorrebbe SO
stituire con (qualunque cosa altroO.
II Governo repubblicano francese 81
trova dunque ora esposto al due fuochi
convergenti del reazionari, da una par
te del rlvoluzicnari, dali altra: ma que
sto non signifca che la sua esistenza
sia minacciata, perche ira i due estremi
sta l'esercito intier6 del patrioti degli
operai non esaltati, quail formano la
grandissima maggioranza della Francia
lavoratrice e repubblicana.
II conte Zeppelin ha compute un per
corso di quattrocento miIla, rimanendo
oltre "a ore in aria col suo dirigibile.
Questa e la vera conquista dellaria.
Benche motif giornali abbiano in que
sti giorni gracchiato per le roventi paro
le pronunciate dal deputato Eugenio
Chiesa al parlamento italiano, pure il 10
70 effetto rimane imponente.
Flu uno sprazzo di luce che dovrebbe
mettere in gaardia quaint desiderano
vedere l'Italia proseguire il suo cammi
no di grandezza.
II Chiesa, ha chiamati 'rigagnoli neri
cinquantaniiia preti frati esistenti
ora in Italia. Ha fatto osseryare come
la 7oro proprieta aumenti dismisura
nellie regioni pili belle del paese; ha ri
marcato come la maggior parte degli
istituti di educazione siapo ora maneg
giati da frati monache.
Ed 8 cosi che venendo ad enumerare
rinvasione dele congregation religiose
mel nostro paese, facendone presente
damn, ebbe dire che resempio viene
DALI alto.
Su $3.50 lire di benefcenza distribui
te dalla regina madrene 1908 ben 10000
furono da essa date ad un convento di
capuccini Velletri.
Ed elettrizzarono la camera le parole
del Chiesa, allorquado disse; La regina
Margherita ha dato pid quattrini al
frati che non al colpiti del terremoto di
Calabria.
n. d. r. f moi aggiungeremo: lire
cento sottoscritte daIla regina Margheri
ta per la sottoscrizione per ristruzione
religiosa nellie scuoleY
Temiamo che forsa di ammettere istru
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-06-05
UN PICCoLO INCIDENTE EBBE
LUOGO LUNEDI ALA BONNIE
LOCATION.

Dietro accalorata discussione provaca-
ia quanto ci 81 riferisce da un NAL in
teso, una bottiglia, descritta una breve
traettoria and6 posarsi con POGO gar
bo sulla tesla di Antonio Boggio produ-
cendogli un lacero confuse, di non grave
entita, ma certo POGO piacevole.
II ferito sporsc querela contro Cristia-
no Fertile, davanti al giudice Shea a
vra luogo la causa.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-06-05
AVVISO

Due lotti casa da venedere.
Casanova situata in ottima posiziOns
in Saxon con due lotti ST vendono Der
100000 pagamento contanti.
Per informazioni rivolgersi ad Alfons 0
BRUNEI. Box IS Saxon, Wis.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-06-05
Da vendere:

Gttima posizione commerciale. Due fab
bricati. Lot Z, Biloxi 6.
Infermazioni 6 trattative presso:
F. Howarth, -. - e
Hurley, Wis.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-06-05

ia di certe bassezze indegne di un popo-
10 cui avi ebbero a governare il monde
intero.
Sc oggi la penna ci trema fra le dita mel
10 scagliare il rirnprovero, scorrerebbe
pin spontanea ed un fremito la scuote-
rebbe, ma un fermito di giora di en-
tusiasmo gridando l'evviva allsra novel
la.
Ma Oimel Troppe sbornie, troppa su-
perstizione, troppo oscurantismo vi 6
ancora in motif, in troppi, allora. :. le
cose continueranno cosi, come ora, to-
sto avremo registrare un nuovo fatto
di sangue con ronts che 81 salira allie
tempia.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-06-05

Non dimenticatevi che lutte lie domeni
che di sera nelIa isala Bonino 81 dara
una representative del Moving Pic
lures ed il pid bel posto per passare un
ora. Prezzo d'entrata, per adult 10 cent
ragazzi 10.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-06-05
COSE LOCAL..
ANCORA IL COLTELLO.

ANCORA IL COLTELLO.
Il di scorso, Decoration Day, era
una bella giornata. Un po di fiesta ovun-
que, tanto pid gradita inquantoche rap
presentava una giornata di riposo fra
settimana.
La nuova banda italiana di Hurley.
tanto per fare utili esereizi in marcia,
ST era recata al vicino Gile dove tenne
un po' di concerto.
Naturalmente la Goa insolita attire
gente piti del consueto la giornata 81
sarebbe chiusa bene, con soddisfazione
e prolific di tutti So non fosse avvenu-
to un triste fatto di sangue.
Pare che fra Joe Taglienti e Berner-
do Albri esistessero vecchl rancori. En-
trambi 81 trovavano mel salone del sig
nor Bernardo Righino allorquando per
motivo futilissimo il Taglienti fece per
attaccare briga coll Albri Questi, visit
luccicare coltelli pare 81 sia precipitato
per la porta che da sui cortile, cercando
scampo nella fuga Infelicemente rima-
Sc impigliato nella siepe onde che, rag
giunto dal Joe Taglienti, dal suo cog
inato dal fratello, sarebbe state ferlto
assai gravemente, con un pugnale tri-
angolsre ALA spalla. La violenza del
colpo vibratogli fece penetrare la lama
nell osso della spalla pare probable
ITinfezione. Anche certo OZero che ac-
| corses scollintento di sedare la cosa, 81
ebbe una ferita di poca entita.
A restrinzione di fatti, uno in perico-
10 serio di morire, e tire in prigione sotto
cauzione di 81 O0O.0O due feriti la
brutta Impressions di un fatto odioso.
E moi che dovremmo mai dire che non
sappia ormai iii rancido per sssere state
mile volte ripetuto in simili circostan-
ze?
Ed oggi ha una nota pid stridente an
cora. Sono abruzzesi e piemontesi che
81 sono azzuffati. Come Sc Piemonte e
Abruzzi non fossero entrambi costati
sangue uguale al nostri nonni quando
vollero darci una patria independents.
Povera Italia, era pid che mai dlvisal
Non basta che il regionalismo sia CO.
81 rimarcato in Italia, bisogna farne u
ma succursale anche allestero, dove col
suoi fasti contribuisce darci un titolo
d: pid di gente da POGO
Ma Sc quei nostri connazlonah che,
facendo un sincere esame di coscienza 81
ritengono capaci di usare il coltello ad
L
ogni minima provooazione, inyece oil an
dare in giro ALA domenica ad ubriacar-
ST, rimananessero in casa dedicando quel
tempo leggere un pc di storla patria,
verrebbero conoscenza di cose che ri
empirebbero il loro cuore di nm giusto
orgoglio di essere italiani forse moditi-
cherebbero il nal vezzo di trascinare il
nome italiano tanto mel tango. Poiche
questi fatti di sangue che vanno succe-
dendosi con troppa frequerza, volere Q
no, riverberano su tutti component la
nazione una luce di gente sanguinaria
e feroce.
~ q i
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La settimana scefssssA bbiano dato
spazio ALA comunicazione trasmessaci
dal signor Virgilio Bertini di'Jesseville,
e non ebb;nio certamente il minimo sos
petto che clio avrebbe addensato sui
nostro capo un temperate sotto forma
di pio.este
La signora Rossetto, madre della sig
norma Maria, ci ebbe dire che la sua
figlia non e affatto fidanzata cal Nose
lie, ci rimprover6 la delta pubblicazio-
ne.
MOI, che abbiamo accettaia la comuni
cazione del Bertini siamo oggi mel case
di rifiettere su di lui rimproveri rice
vuti.
Siamo pero sicuri nellasserire che il
signor Bertini era in buona fede, ed alb
biamo di clio dele prove Ma Sc rattes-
tazione della bnona fede del corrispon-
dente signor Bertini ia nostra, non So
no sufficient ALA signora Ressetto, moi,
per lui per moi lie porgiamo semitic
scuse.
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n. d. r. E moi aggiungeremo: e lire
cento sottoscritte dalla regina Margheri
ta per la sottoscrizione per ristruzione
religiosa nellie scuoleY
Temiamo che forsa di ammettere istru
religiosa vada via via spegnendosi
motto future gene
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01
THE QUEEN
RETURNS
IN MISSION BUT
HOPEFUL AS TO THE FUTURE
OF HER CAUSE

Former Queen Liiuokalani arrived
home in the Siberia this morning from
Washington, looking and feeling better
than she has in ten years or more. She
was accompanied by J. d. Aimoku and
Mrs Joseph X. Aea both of whom
were with her during her stay in the
capital city At the steamers dock
the Queen was met by her business
agent, Joseph X. Aea, and large num-
ber of intimate friends. From the
wharf Liliuokalani was driven to
Washington Place. where she is spend
ing the day quietly. A few intimate
friends were received there during the
morning.
Liliuokalani found Washington Place
in considerable of turmoil, carpen-
ters and painters being at work putting
it in order for the summer season. She
will spend tonight there and tomorrow
morning will move out to Waikiki to
remain until her city residence is in
order.
The Queen left Washington on March
16. She was accompanied to the train
by Delegate Kuhio and wife and other
friends. From there the party travel
ed via Chicago stopping there a while,
and reached San Francisco a week ago
last Saturday. Nearly a week was
spent in the latter city, the homeward
steamer being boarded last Friday.
If Liliuokalani feels disappointed as
a result of the further suspension or
her cause in Washington, she does NOT
show it. Considering the arduous toHr
she has had, she appeared remarkably
cheerful and even hopeful. She seems
to have especial confidence in assur-
ances recently given her of favorable
action on her claim by the new ad-
ministration. AS to whether she will
return to Washington again next win
| ter she does not herself now know
that depending upon advice she may
receive from her friends over there.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01
MUNICH April Count Zeppelin after being at the of
his arship hours made a
The MODIFIED
PEARL >HARBOR
DRyDOCK PLANS

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 23.-
The Navy Department is preparing to
modify it's plans for the new drydock
which is to be constructed at Pearl
Harbor. The amount made available
by Congress was not sufficient for the
construction of the dock on the origi-
nal lines, and it will have to be re-
duced to come within the apprOpria-
tion provided, which Is $2,0O0,0OO,
5000, 600 Of which is made Immediately
available The length of the drydock
has been reduced from 1900 to $40 feet,
and from a double to a single dock.
AS now designed, however, 1t will
take the largest battleship built or
contemplated. The battleships auth
Orized by the recent Congress for con-
struction are the Wyoming and Ar
kansas, and these will be 554 feet In
length. New bids for the dock will be
opened on May %:
All the features of the former design
have been retained, excepting that
where formerly there were two docks
in one, an inner and an outer, with a
caisson between them, in the new de-
sign there will be onIy the outer dock.
The structure is planned in such a
way that, at any future time it may be
heightened by the addition of the in
ner dock. The side walls of the dock
will be built exactly as if the long
dock were to be constructed, and a
concrete wall will be placed across the
head end, forming closed basin. This
concrete closs-wall or head is to be
built in such a manner that it can be
easily removed, while at the same
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01
BRECKONS May
HOLD The JOB
ATKINSON CLOSE LAST SEES
sIoN-IF PRESIDENT TAFT CONSENTS REMOVE PRACTICE
RESTRICTIONS BRECKONs Ill. PROBABLY BE RETAINED
OTHERWISE SUCCEED HIM.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 23.-
The question of naming a United
States Attorney for the District of
Hawaii has come up to President Taft
for settlement
Just prior to the close of President
RoOsevelt's administration, the resig-
nation of r. w. Breckons was present.
ed to him by Senator Warren of Wyo-
ming. Mr.. Breckons' resignation was
rendered because, growing out of the
recent charges made against him, the
Department of Justice decided that the
United States Attorney for the District
of Hawaii should not be permitted to
take Territorial criminal or corpora
ton practice. This restriction would
limit the income of the incumbent to
practically the salary paid by the gov
ernment, of $4,000 per year. and un-
der these conditions Mr.. Breckons de-
cided that he die lot care to retain
the place.
When his resignation was presented
president Roosevelt stated that he
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01
DEATH Of MRS.
BRINCKERHOFF

Mrs Nellie Brinckerhoff, wife of
Dr. Walter r. Brinckerhoff, of the
Molokai Leprosy Investigation Station,
Honolulu, died at the family residence
in waikiki at an early nour this morn
ing. Death was unexpected, occurring
in childbirth. The child was surviy-
ing at last accounts.
Mrs. Brinckerhoff was Miss Nellie
White, Of New York, a sister of Mrs
James B. Castle. Her marriage to DR.,
Brinckerhoff something over a year
ago was a matter of considerable in
terest in eastern and western social
circles.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon, the arrangements for which
are now under way.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01
IMMENSE SUM SPENT
TO LITTLE EFFECT
CITIZENS OF COUNTY OF HAWAI- CRY OUT FOR COUNTY
TO STOP WASTE OF s26IOOO EXPENDED
CONSTRUCTION WITHOUT
PERMANENT

HILO, March 81. - (Hawaii Herald
Daily News.) At the meeting or clti-
zens of the County of Hawaii calico
to consider the appointment of a COM
petent engineer to the office OF Road
Engineer of the County, held on Sat
urday, March 81, in Firemen's Hall,
Hilo, the following resolutions were
adopted
Whereas, during the years 1907
1908, the sum of $263, ,9S9.57' has been
expended in the construction of roads
and repair of roads in the County OF
Hawaii, without results commensurate
with such an expenditure or without
any apparent permanent improvement
in the condition of the roads;
And whereas, we believe such lack
of results is caused wholly by the alb
sence of competent and qualified SUI
pervision;
And whereas, such supervision can
be had only with the services of a
trained road engineer, who would be
able to intelligently and economically
lay out and supervise the construc-
tions and repair of roads;
Therefore be it resolved by the citi-
zens of the County of Hawaii, after
due notice here assembled for the pur-
pose of considering the appointment
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01

would like to have him remain in Of
five until certain important matters IN
his charge were closed up. Later
pressure was brought for the appoint
ment of Mr.. Atkinson, and his name
was Unexpectedly sent to the Senate
in nomination for the place. The
nomination was referred to the Senate
Committee on Pacific Islands, the
chairman of which was Senator For
aker. No action was taken upon it by
the committee, and it lapsed with the
close of the session. Senator Warren
of Wyoming now has the matter up
with President Taft and if, under the
new administration, the restrictions
relative to outside practice by the dis
trict attorney should be removed, Mr..
Breckons probably will be retained IN
the position. If the administration
should decide not to remove the res
trictions. Senator Warren probably
will recommend for appointment a
Wyoming attorney who will be willing
to take the place.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01

Two important matters came before
the Senate this morning. The first
was the joint resolution favoring the
holding of annual sessions of the Leg
islature. This was killed by unani-
mou5 vote, though it may come up in
much modified form, by which the
bills will be prepared in advance
through a special officer, or through
bureau appointed for that purpose.
The second matter was the report of
the committee on ways and means in
regard to merchandise licenses.
This report is an attempt to han
die the agency proposition in this city
The large wholesaler is allowed to
get away with an annual license of
S100 per year, provided that he car
ries a stock which is worth in excess
of $4,000, while the man carrying a
stock worth less than that amount
must pay $3.50 per year.
The retail licenses are small and a
special section carries with it an eX-
emption from all license of the fish
peddlers, flower and lei sellers, etc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01
GOVERNOR WILL SIGN
TENEMENT ACT; LOT
OF BILLS PASS HOUSE
MERc DISLIKE ANNUAL EA-sUBURBANTEs WILL
Ho4D RESERVOIR RECEPTION-TANGLE IN CIRCUITS
HONOLULU CENTRAL HOsPI1 PECULIARLY AFFLICTED
VACCINATION sAFEGUARDED PAssEs-FIsHING LAW

Blils went kiting through final read
ing in the House this morning like
scenes in a moving-picture show, the
only hitch being the recommittal of
Makekaus judicial circuits" bill to
the judiciary committee to get whipped
into shape inasmuch as the measure
provides, through faulty drafting, for
putting some of West Hawaii into East
Hawaii, and vice versa.
Douthitt arose to assure the House
that the Governor approved his substi-
tute bill for the vetoed tenement
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01

The Judiciary committee refused to
make any recommendation in regard to
House bill 125 and asked that 1t be
considered by the committee of the
whole on next Monday. On motion or
Coelho consideration was postponed
till Monday, April IL, at p. m. The
bill is one amending the City and
County Act. The same committee was
unable to agree on any report in re-
gard to the bill for the relief of John
A. Cummins and returned the bill to
the Senate which decided to consider
it in the regular order of business.
Senator Mccarthy introduced a bill
for the regulation of water rates in
Honolulu which passed first reading.
The same action was taken on Make
kaus bill to allow poor persons to
prosecute civil actions as paupers.
ANNUAL SESSIONS.
The concurrent resolution for annual
sessions of the Legislature came up.
Senator Mccarthy moved indefinite
postponement. Fairchild favored this
action. Coelho supported plan FOR
the standing committees to, continue
in action. He complained Of one Of his
bills, introduced on the first day of
the session that is still in the hands
of the judiciary. He moved to refer
the resolution back to the judiciary
CONTINUED on Page Ffve.)
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of an engineer: That the Board OF Su-
pervisors OF the County of Hawaii be
hereby requested and urged to engagf.
forthwith the services of such an en-
gineer who shall be competent, quail
fled and experienced in road work;
that said engineer be invested with
full authority in constructing and re-
pairing all County roads in this Coun-
ty, and that he shall expend on con-
struction and repairs of roads IN the
various districts such sums as may
be apportioned to those districts by
vote of the Board of Supervisors.
That the Supervisors be asked to
consider well the suggestions MADE
by Mr. James Glib, of Paauhau. that
three commissioners be appointed from
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01

house bill, and the substitute was
passed on final reading and is ready
for Senatorial action.
Amended so that there shall be but
one central hospital for leprosy treat
ment before the final segregation of
patients, and that in Honolulu, instead
of having several on various islands,
the bill for the care and treatment of
those afflicted with the disease, pass
ed House third reading; and the vac
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01
THE FRUIT SEASON.

This season always brings on more
or less diarrhoea which is promptly
checked by Chamberlain's Collie, Cho-
lera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Get a
bottle and be prepared for sudden at
tacks, For sale by all dealers, Benson,
Smith & Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01
TENGU JAPAN RICE.

The Tengu Japan Rice, a direct inn
port from the fields of Japan which X.
Yamamoto of Hotel street has
received, is considered the best rice
in Japan. Mr.. X. Yamamoto is start
ing a rice mill here and expects a large
trade.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01
LEAL Will Be
NEW CHIEF

This afternoon Sheriff Jarrett ap-
pointed Joe Leal to be chief of deteC-
tives to succeed Jack KalaKiela. He
takes charge at once.
Kalakiela will be appointed a spe-
cial police officer, working under Leal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01
COUNSEL FEES
IN CRIMINAL
CASES VETOED

Governor Frear has vetoed Repre-
sentative Sheldon's bill providing for
payment of fees to assigned counsel
in criminal cases. He says the bill is
ambiguous and badly worded and un-
der it several fees might have to be
paid in one case.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01
THE SENATE.
THIRTY SEVENTH DAY.

THIRTY SEVENTH DAY.
A message was received from Secre-
tary Mott-Smith stating that Governor
Frear had signed the House bills set
ting aside two tracts of land for parks
at Hilo.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01

Watches in large variety with a good
workman to keep them in perfect order
is Culman's watch proposition, corner
Fort and Hotel streets.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01

time its construction is such that it
will last as long as the remainder OF
the dock in case Congress does not
authorize it's lenthening at some time
in the future.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01

Fine Job Printing. star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01

SPECIAL DELlNEAIOR OFtER.
Sachs will give the April Delineator
free to all who will subscribe year,
beginning with the May number.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01

Fine Job Printing, Star once.
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REPORT ON MERCHANDISE LICENSES
NO ANNUAL SESSION
OF LEGISLATURE

RESOLUTION BY UNANIMOUS vorE-CoM-
MITTEE BRINGS IN IMPORTANT REPORT
COVERING THE subject MERCHANDISE LICENsEs-AGEN-
CIEs MUST PAY HIGHER THAN REGULAR WHOLESALERS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-01

Continued on Page Four.)
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CONTINUED on Page S.A
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Continued on Page Five.)
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-03
Probate Court.

February 25-Estate of Micheal
J. Enright. Petition for letters of
administration filed by Julia ENRICH
and order for hearing on said petit
ton set for March, 20.
February 26.-Bond and oath of
Andrew Johnson as guardian of Peter
Johnson an incompetent person, was
filed and letters of guardian ship
issued to him.
March 1.-Petition and order for
investment of funds by Pearl Bishop,
guardian of Charles A. Runyan, a
minor, was filed.
Estate of Julius Larson. Hearing
on final accounting in estate was
held and an order allowing said
final account of Carl Amundson as
administrator, issued.
March 2.-Estare of Henry Unke.
Hearing on petition for administra-
ton had and an order appointing
William J. Unke of Clementson as
administrator of estate filed. .