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The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
BURGLARS AT
HOTCHKISS

Some time Tuesday between the
hours of IL and o'clock, while both
families were away some miscreant en-
tered the house of c. M. Hyatt and
stole S6l in all. securing s51 at Gray s
and $40 at Hyatt's.
The person who did the work evil
IDENTIFY was familiar with the habits of
the Grays, for he secured the door key
from its hiding place and went immedi-
ately to folding bed in which the mon-
ey was hidden. leaving the key in the
door as he went out. At Hyatt's he
topsy-turvy before he was successful
in his search.
Suspicious attach to a well known
cbara acter around town, but as yet no
definite proof has been secured to at
tach the crime to him.
In the east end of town somebody
has been making a practice of stealing
canned fruits and preserves from Gel
lars. and kindling and coal from the
coal sheds. In this case also suspicion
points strongly to one person and proof
Is being gathered every day which will
surely result in arrest and conviction
before long. Were it not possible that
the children playing around might be
seriously injured, the Times would ad-
vocate that bear traps be placed in the
cellars and dynamite in the coal. There
is absolutely no excuse for anybody to
steal in Hotchkiss. for there is plenty
of work to be secured. North Fork
Times.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Work on Census Started.

The actual work on the thirteenth
census has begun. and it is thought
that this, the Second Colorado District.
will show the greatest increase of any
of the three districts in Colorado. The
population of this district in 1900 was
14l, $50.
Supervisor H. ]. Baird has begun the
first work. which is that of designating
enumerating districts. Enumerators
will then be appointed and things soon
be under way.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Need More Storage Room.

The Western Slopers are having the
same old trouble about car shortage
that has been anticipated all along
The railroad companies are trying to
smooth things over by letting on that
cars are coming easier now but this
does not help the heavy shipments that
have been awaiting facilities. 1t all
harks back to the old proposition about
providing ample storage for our fruits
so that they may be held until we are
ready to send them out. We would
like to see great storage houses built
on Tennessee Pass so that fruit could
be held there in transit and some day
it will be done because the business
demands it. In the meantime it would
be good idea to provide storage on the
ranches where the fruit is grown. A
movement is already on foot to build a
series of large public warehouses where
fruit may be held for better shipping
facilities. Each association now ship
ping fruit from Delta county has a
large warehouse in which to store the
surplus, but these are now crowded to
overtiowing and the only thing which
has saved the fruit is the mild weather
which has thus far prevailed Field
and Farm.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Government 10 Pay lndemnities
TO Heirs of Gunnison Tunnel
Uwortunates.

Death to three and injury to fifteen
others, as the toll of human life neces-
sary to build the Gunnison tunnel. were
recompensed today by the United
States government when $50, 600 was
paid to the families and relatives of
the dead and injured
A total of five dead and seventy-three
hurt on Western reclamation projects
Is what it cost to build tunnels and
bitches that the people of the West
might irrigate arid lands w. E. Park
hurst was one of the men killed in the
Gunnison bore. He came in contact
with live wire.
The plan of the government is to pay
the wages of the men killed or serious
ly injured for period of one year, and
70 date nearly $4,000 has been paid
One died by drowning, the fiywheel of
an engine killed another and falling
rocks ended the lives of two more.
Thirty-two men have been hurt by
falling rocks and eleven by explosions.
Fifty-three or the total number were
hurt on the Uncompahgre, Salt river,
Yuma and Tieton projects. Denver
Times.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Conpicts Escape When
SET to Picking Apples

w. J. Strickland and w. j. Whit
taker, inmates of the state peniten-
tiary, made their escape from an or
chard in which they, and number of
other convicts, We're sent to help pick
fruit. Strickland's escape was NEST
peculiar, he was seen to climb a tree,
ostensibly for the purpose of picking
apples. A few minutes later when the
guard went to look for him he was no.
where to be found. Whitaker made
his getaway while the company were
returning to the prison at night.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Notice to Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
The Orchard Mesa Ditch and Reser.
voir Company, will be held on Monday
the 9th day of November. A. D., 1905
at the hour of 500 p. M, at the office
of Milton r. Welch. Delta, Colorado,
for the purpose of electing directors,
and for the transaction of such othe,
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
WILLIAM F. HoRNsBY,
President.
GENEvIEvE HARTIG,
Secretary. 35-4t
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
ROOSEVELT
TELLS OF AFRICA

Theodore Roosevelt, writing in No
vember Scribner's, gives his impress
sions and experiences on an East
4 African ranch which in many ways
reminds one of early days on toe plains
of the great West.
! The dangerous game of A frica," he
says, ARE the lion, buffalo, elephant,
rhinoceros and leopard. The hunter
who follows any of these animals al
ways does so with risk of loss of life
or limb; risk which it is his duty to
minimize by cooness, caution, good
judgment and straight shooting. The
leopard is, in point of pluck and fe-
rocity, more than the equal of the other
it likely that he will merely maui and
not kill a man.
MY friend. Carl Akely of Chicago,
actually killed bare handed, leopard
which sprang upon him. He had already
wounded the beast twice. Gripping it
in one front and one hind paw, where
upon it charged, followed him as he
tried to dodge the charge, and struck
him full just as he turned. 1t bit him
on one arm, biting again and again as
it worked up the arm from the wrist
to the elbow, but Akely threw it,
holding its throat with the other hand,
fiinging its body to one side 1t luckily
fell on its side with its wounded legs
hot tranlI
him. He fell forward with it and
crushed in its chest with his knees
until he distinctly felt one of its ribs
crack; this, said Akely, was the first
moment when he felt he might conquer.
Redoubling his efforts. with knees and
hands he actually choked and crushed
the life out of it, although his arm was
badly bitten"
MIR. Roosevelt devotes much space to
telling how he brought to bay and fin
ally killed lion. The description be-
gins at a point where the hunter is
standing beside his mount considering
what he shall do if.the lion charges and
cannot be stopped by well directed
clAAA- liE NA4itl IpiAALAutS
Now an elderly man with a varied
past, which included rheumatism, does
not vault lightly into the saddle as his
sons, for instance, can, and l had al
ready made up my mind that in the
event of the lions charging it would be
wise for me to trust to straight powder
rather than to try to scramble into the
saddle and get under way in time.
Il could still not see the lion when
knelt but he was now standing up,
looking first at one group of horses and
then at the other, his tail lashing to
and fro. his head held low and his lips
dropped over his mouth in peculiar
fashion, while his harsh and savage
growing rolled thunderously over the
plain. Seeing Simba and me on foot,
he turned toward us, his tail lashing
quicker and quicker.
"Resting my elbow on Simba's bent
shoulder. | took steady aim and pressed
the trigger: the bullet went in between
the neck and shoulder. and the lion fell
over on his side, one foreleg in the air
He recovered in a moment and stood
up, evidently very sick, and once more
faced me. growing fieroely. think
he was on the eve of charging. | fired
again at once, and this bullet broke
his back just behind the shoulders, and
with the next i killed him outright,
after we had gathered round him.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
The Effects of Beets on Land.

One thing has been thoroughly es-
tablished in the old cultivated districts
of Europe and this is the action of the
lands themselves after considerable use
in producing sugar beets. There seems
to be sort of adaptability in lands
that comes from continued systematic
growing of beets in rotation with other
crops. The beets grown on these lands
have greatly increased in tonnage. sug-
ar content and purity. The same thing
is also taking place to remarkable ex-
tent in this country in the older dis
tricts. OF course part of this increased
productiveness can be accounted for as
the result of better manipulation of the
soil by the farmers. They have clearer
and more settled ideas about the best
way to d, things but this will not ac
count for all of it by any means.
The close cultivation, tre balancing
of the elements of soil fertility by sys-
tematic fertilization and rotation have
much to do with it. Beet grow ny ne
cessitates putting the soil into fertile
NOhbiN'oi anu tHc VI ~ II oil
eous elements. By repetition these eff
forts produce a condition of civilized
soil SO to speak, which not only pro-
duces better sugar beets but greatly
improves the quality and yield of other
crops. Anyone who knows anything
about the. preparation of the soil and
methods of harvesting the beets as car
ried on in Colorado must be impressed
with the permanent improvement rem
dered the soil by these operations.
In addition to subsoiling. the complete
stirring given the upper nine or ten
inches of the soil in the rotation cycle,
which includes beet growing, the con-
slant pulverization and cultivation
which it receives must be very bene-
fetal. If we add to this intensive cul-
tivation systematic intelligent fertiliza-
tion the general and permanent bene-
fits to the soil will be still greater and
more apparent Its mechanical condi-
tion is such as to produce the best re-
suits and its supplies of plant food are
more available. 1t must be evident
that such piece of irrigated ground is
better adapted to all kinds of cropping
and experience demonstrates that it is.
1t is a general observation that
garden carefully worked and managed
is the most productive part of mans
lands This is on account of the extra
care in handling it and as a rule the
fertility artificially put INTO il. 1t goes
without saying that if all parts of
mans farm could be handled for ser
les of years the same as the garden it
would be much more productive as
whole. This is what sugar beet grow
ing accomplishes. 1t brings the farm
under the influence of garden culture
and in addition to this inspires the
whole community to better methods of
culture. The tendency is for all the
farmers to use better methods and Sc
cure greater results with all crops
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Notice to Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given, that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
The Fruit Growers Ditch and Reser-
voir Company will be held at the Mound
School House on Saturday, the 9th day
of November, A. d. 1909, at the hour
of 2 O'Clock p. M, for the purpose of
electing five directors for the ensuing
year. and for any ether business that
may properly come before such meet
ing
Dated at Cory, Colorado. this 22nd
day of October, 1909.
j P KETTLE,
j. .. SIMPSON. President.
Secretary. S7-4t
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
A Scalded Bows Shrieks

Mortified his grandmother, Mrs. Maria
Taylor, of Nebo, KY. who writes that,
when all thought he would die. Buck
lens Arnica Salve wholly cured him.
Infallible for Burns. Scalds, Cuts.
Corns, Wounds, Bruises. Cures Fever
Sores, Boils, Skin Eruptions, Chilblains.
Chapped Hands. Soon routs Piles. 25s.
at All Druggists.
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Plenty Of Coal at Fairvicw Mine.

The road is now open to the Fairview
mine and in first-class shape for haul
ing heavy loads We have an abund-
ance of the best coal for everybody Mt
$1.50 a ton at the mines. There is no
better coal than Fairview.
Order your coal Of Z. G. Rusler,
Phone 663 Black, North Delta. If
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
The Y. P. E. LIS.

Hope you will be seen
At their frolic on Halloween.
Come early and stay late:
Don't forget the date.
On Garnet mesa let us meet,
Corner Sixth and Leon street.
October %, 90. Refreshments II
The Delta independent., 1909-10-29
Ranch Home for Sale.

n. acres on Garnet mesa l, mile
from city limits. New eight-room
Balance in alfalfa. Inquire of Porter
Obert Hardware Co. 25-tf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-25
I'D AL MORGAN"

En- estos 1dltimos vapores
ha removable, segun costum-
bre, su excelente surtido de-
confiteria el acreditado esta-
blecimiento Ell Morgan que en-
el nllmero q de la calle dc la
Fortaleza de esta ciudad es,
el favorccido dc las damas. Re
frescos y helados de todas cla-
ses y desayuno desde las siete
de Ia mahana hay siempre en-
El Morgan y la acreditada
marca de chocolate "Swis.
Choc. Comp" la hay dc supe-
rior clese. Servicio esmerados
Artisticas cajitas de dulccs
propias para regalos.
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CAMPEONAT0 DE- CUENTOS.

% Correspondence arma que hay en- Rico ngenos cpa
rodc han producdo beas obras eana en- odos los
Fandose ell no especamente denomnado en- la eaura
teana cuento LA Correspondence desea pobar que po
de gran M Al obo ha deddo abrr medic
de nea bre un ampeonato decda
del mero puertorquho
Correspondence puma vencedo
ebce para evar adante mmo las guientes bases
Los que remdos LA Correspondence
campeonato dben nedos escr Erase
"Paro el campeonato de "La corespondenca'
2os cuento dben uscitos norbEes
eran Pero desearan aqueo no bac pubo 81 nomb
on
campeonato empeza hoy 10 de JULIO 1909 10
euenos deben eontene mas de 1000 palabas en-
pueden escos puoueho residences s uera de ella
mismo autor puede enviar vao eno con
tai de que no pasen de cuatro.
eoE de Abr de La correspondenca ha pebscto
cua de mas mero unado campeonao a Coepon
dnca publar Is das de anticipation fecha @ de 20
pnte urado cacador de cuntos ecto que
cda emdo La nota de
del urado votac6n que los 25 nomb
a doce quedaran denad de ueto candida
urado De doce candidates La Corepondeea dnara
los de votos obtendo
quedara tornado udo del de cuntos de Ia
Correspondence de Puerto Rico Ell consudo cba e
de Julio de 1910 e de uenos hayan concuro
10 Gle Agoso 1910 dcho veledto a Co.
tienda pun" 'D''' ''
entenddo asf estabee por Ia Correspondence
to Rico que autor trunfan se po ella considerable eendo
eel censta puertoqueno sendo de advert
uo primer puesto campeonato
que satisfaction de Corespondencia
un autor mas afounado venga arebaae la supremaca
Sofa Correspondence pubcara medda que los ecbendo
odos los cuentos remtdos para Ea publ
hara ndcando e de oen corresponds cada
nombe pseudonmo del Es ennddo que por cua
qer circumstances LA Correspondence condea aen cunto
dgno de pubcdad aa de clra buena del
dao dcho de pubcao consndoe fuera
del
&c. Los publados diar los tituos "Los dos
bazos, por Juan Rios Serpa No. 80 de Mayo 1909
En justa recompensa por Tuio Rodriguez No q. de Abr.
La loeua del tempo Juan Rios sepa No. 32 de Mayo
Ide 1909
"E Iegado" por Coraz6n Lea" No. 4, Mayo $ de 1902.
"Castgada' por G. Torres Qunero Nos de Jnnio 1909
Pobre loca por Antonio Rodriguez No g. de julio de 1909
seran
c dentro aa condolences todos los demds
endo de los obetos de ola Correspondence cstmuar
solo eraro estudo vida
pendda naturaeza que Dos pugo dar pa dao
los autoe sin eo pa conc6
de ensayos gnatvos la vida pueoqucha bajo tods
los aspectos que ella puede orecer.
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NOTA DE DUELO

Noticias recibidas de Galicia, Es-
pafa, notician el faliecimiento ocu-
rrido ALI, del que fue Sr. Manuel Al
varez, del comercio de San Juan, ca
sa de P. Galguera y Comp.
Ell Sr. Alvarez habia lido de paseo
a Espaha en- donde estaban sus prin
cipales famiiiares y una repentina
dolencia lie llevo al sepulcro en- tres
dias de enfermedad.
Entire sus famiiiares de San Juan.
encuehtra lSr', Alfonso Alvarez
de la comercial Alvarez hermano. V
q este como a todos los demas deu-
dos del que fue, enviamos nuestro
mas expressive pesame.
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Aetonautas a Ia fueIza

Conunican de Nueva York que 6
obreros que Sc hallaban trabajando
en- Ia reparacion de un globo en- New
York Sc vieron sorprendidos por una
tempestad.
Un rayo cayo sobre el gloho, y
atemorizados los hombres que te-
nian el aerostato, soltaron las cuer-
das.
FL globo, desgarrado por la exha-
laciop Sc elevo rapidamente, l]evan-
do consigo los cuatro operarios
Estos Sc quedaron horrorizados
al yer que el aparato los arrastraba
hacia el mar.
Aprovechando un momento en-
q, solo les separaba del suelo una al
tura de seis metros, Sc pusieron de
acuerdo, y una sena) dada Sc de-
j aron caer, teniendo la suerte de su
frir dnicamente erosiones y contusio
mes de escasa importancia.
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FaIecio en- Arroyo.

(De nuestro corresponsal especial
Ell dia 20 de los corrientes faHeclo
en- esta localidad un valioso elemen
to, cuya perdida ha sido muy senti-
da.
El Sr. Tomas Yano y Feliciano,
elemento enthusiastic de la Union de
p Rico en- esta poblaclon. FL
entierro result6 muy concurrido y
una verdadera manifestation de due
10. Invite para el piadoso acto ell
presidente de la junta local unionista
Sr. Julio Maysonet, y un buen ndme
70 de amigos del finado formaron el
cortejo f1nebre.
Enviamos por estas lfneas nuestro
massentido pesame ! los familiares
del que fue un enstusiasta propagan
dista de nuestro cred o politico y ex-
celente ciudadano. Paz eterna a sus
restos.
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HA MEJORADO.

Nuestro distinguido compatriota
ell doctor Rafael del Vale Ro
driguez, de regreso de su via
je de Coamo, ha estado dos dias
recogido en- cana, en- su residencia
de San Juan Aver dejo el lecho, aun
que no sali6 de la habitaci6n y sigue
hoy mucho mejor de su dolencia. Ce
lebramos Ia mejoria del ilustrado a
migo y deseamos quede en- breve
completamente bien.
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Aeddid a "LA NINA"

Fl mas esplendido .urtidc de cami
seias de las mas fnas clases; pero q
precios m6dicoa tiepe el acreditado
estableGmieato LA NINFA For
taleza 80 del Sr Pedro Garcia ! dis
posici6n de sus favorecedores Los
sombrero. para homhre. cuellos y Pu.
hoa corbatas pahuelos de msno. IT,
rsntes mediss, Ca MISAS de todos
precioe ligss. hotonaduras Y temas
obietcs para uso de caballerns son in
mejorables. SOMBREROS De PA.
JILLA; Ultima noyedsf.
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f| judo eIIante.
I'm ''eanard" del ex-dictador.

Londres. Julio TO- -Segin noticias
recihidas de Nueva York Sc han to-
mado grandes medidas en- los puer-
tos amerieanos para impedir IA ex-
pedicion proyectada de>de Virginia
o la Carolina del Norte para Iievar
al general Castro 8 Nenezueia.
Sc asegura que una Agencis navie
ra neoyorquina ha vendido ocho va
pores { los castristas.
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Majica e ilusicnes

Enyiense 80 centaycs imoneda
amercanal para obtener el oata.oco
de magica, rompecabezas { lluSlOnes
Todas las suertes son nuevaS
Bamberg Magic & Novelty Co.
sll3 Bvay. New York \. Y.
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Cine Beanud.

En- Carolina, Rio grande, Lola,
Trujillo alto, por 10 pronto cuen-
ia con los salone de Ia sociedad,
Cfrculo de obreros, y otros, loca-
les.
mo son los duenos del distrito les
espera una buena cojida.
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Nueyos contratos &c 19O9.lO.

Nuevos contratos ventajosamcn-
te renovadas con la gran fabrica Ola
mas grandc del mundo) q. represen
tamos, nos ponen en- condolences de
vender las magnfficas camas que fa-
brlcamos con $3.50 mas baratas que
cualquler otras casas en- San Juan.
Camas doradas a plazos desde S35
en- el CIELO.
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iiEspa6oles ] ameriCanos!!

Espaholes y Americanos,
Puerto-riquefos Y Cubanos,
Franceses y Alemanes.
Turcos y Chinos.
Japoneses y Tagalos.
TODOS, pero todos conviencD en-
QUE
No hay mas que Tabonucol para
el catarrol
Tabonucol para Ia TISIS, asma,
ronquera, tos.
Venden al por mayor
SAN JUAN:-Srcs J. NJ. Blanco v
Co,
Don F. Guillermety.
PONCE D. T. Moscoso. Sres
F. Ruiz de Porras.
al detail las principales farmac!as
del mundo.
Precio:-75 centavos.
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Veleros de Il lines "Benmer'
Goleta americana Augusta w Snow
Debe baber salido dc New York para
esta el 6 del que cursa.
Consignatarios: S. Ezquiaga
GoIeta americana Republic FL 5 en-
trsntc Agosto saldra de N York para
esta y Arroyo
Consigataros s. EzquiagA
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INSTALAC|0NES De LUZ ELECTn|CA
Al ACTUAL C0STO De MATER|ALES

Para periodic ma
medidas suminisaremos
GRATIS precio e de conomdad rabao gaantzan
doo eg sin nomoddades Especial anc6n dado los residcn
de Puea de Ierra Sanu Rio Pdras Bayamon
na lie hemos hecho vueva pcr
vera la ganancia aprovechar hoy
MOTORES, VENTILADORES AL COSTO
eepucden nuestro almacen en- la Marina
Porto Rico Power and Light Co.
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Anuncie Kd. con cIaHdad
Y eIegancia.

Fl anuncio artistco bonto 10 Ice todo ell mundo
Anuncios orlados Cichs peciamente preparados para
cabiar per6dicamene pare del tcxto para balances dc
banoos lstas comeales, modelos para ofcnas ayunta
mentos. alcaldias juzeados etc Avisc listed LA CO.
RRESPONDENC1A" tendra mas amplios informes.
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COENl[E[RC1A AL

ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR
Golcta Dominicana Lucia de Azores.
DE LA lSLA
Napor amerieano Pcn,s,
DESPACHADQ>
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
NO HUBo
PARA. LA lsLA
vapor amsrieapo Pon:. coo Pssa-
jeros.
Napor americana s. V. LucksmbaA.
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MAGNIFICO SOLAR.

So vende uno en- eanturce, parada
doce, con frente 10 carretera y fondo
al mar. lDformes: Cruz "a
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"A los Comerciantes
g = " DecimOs.

LA CORRESPONDENCIA" ofrcce d los anuncian.
tes gran variedad de tpos cstilos para auncios
Anuncio adonadosCch6s dc estecotpia que mantengan
semprc impo perfecto anunco-Clich6s dc plana
terra especiacs para anunoios gandes para hoas suel
tas--Fijese en- las edicioncs de LA CORRESPONDENT.
CIA En- elias vera sucesivas muestras mcdelos sus
ann
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Vapor espahol Catalina sali5 de Ca.
narias para esta el Is corriente
Consig Sob. lzquierdo Ca.
vapor Espahol Puerto Rico salld
dc Barcelona, hacienda las escalas en- el
mediterraneo cl ~ del actual
Consig lzquisrdo c
Vapor ingles Hayantkes Saldra de
Montevideo para esta el so del pasado
Consignatarios Villar Ca
Vapcr americana Carolina saldri
para New York eI % ctrriente.
Consig.: The N y. p. r. s. S. Ca.
Vapor americana Coamo recalara
pIocedente de New York ell 20 actual.
Cousig. The N. S. P. X S. S. Ca.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-03
Sugar, 3 81 cents
BeetS, los | I'D

Hawaii, then and there to show
cause why an order should not be
granted for the sale of such estate.
And II is further ordered that no.
tice of this order be published once a
week for at least three successive
weeks before the said day of hearing
In the Evening Bulletin, a newspa'
per published in Honolulu, the last
publication to be not less than ten
days previous to the time therein APP
pointed for said hearing.
Dated, Honolulu, T. H., February
End. 1909.
w. j. ROBINSON,
Third Judge OF the Circuit Court
OF the First Judicial Circuit.
Attest:-M. T. SIMONToN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
(SeaD First Circuit.
4225-Feb. 3, 10, II. "a.