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The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
Legal and Criminal.

Attorney General Wickersham has writ
ten to Morris & Co, Of Chicago, beef
packers. a letter warning them that they
are breaking the law by taking rebates
from interstate railroads IN the form OF
excessive cost charges on dressed beef
claimed 20 have been injured In transit.
The complaints on this account have not
been confined to Morris & Co, however.
but have been directed against all the big
Chicago packers, continues the Attorney
General. and all are warned that that the
practice must stop. He does not believe
that the method was adopted with delib-
crate intent TO evade the law. as the
practice Of computing such claims has
gone on for many years long before the
enactment of the interstate commerce
law. But II continued. prosecution might
be expected.
The United States Supreme Court on
Monday denied the petitions for rehearing
in the three cases involving the OUsting
of the Waters Pierce on Company from
the State Of Texas and imposing fnes az
gregating 81 10000 for violations OF the
antitrust laws Of that state. Counsel
for the company is quoted as saying that
the fines would now have 20 be paid. To-
gether. they constitute the largest fine
that any Of the oil companies has paid
In his closing argument for the govern
ment before the Circuit Court Of Appeals
at 81. Louis IN the OF trust dissolution
case, Lawyer kellogg referred to the plea
thar Rockefeller had had faith and genius
necessary TO build up the oil industry, and
said: They say that Mr.. Rockefeller had
faith. SO had Capt Kidd. and he few the
black flag on the ocean. as these men
have flown Il upon the land That Stand
ard has been successful 7 do not
deny That it was ruled by genius. I
do not deny Rut the genius has been that
OF the combination and monopoly that
can pile up millions if unchecked and
egged on by the greed and power OF
man." He said the profits had exceeded
the a per cent admitted by the defense.
and submitted a chart showing that the
price % refined OF had greatly exceeded
the average price OF general commodities,
even in those years when the defendants
had tried TO show that the cost % the
consumer was lower than the average
cost Of living. Owing 20 the mass OF tes-
timony and the magnitude OF the interest.
a decision IS not expected from the court
for several months.
II was announced AT Muskogee. Okla.
Monday that the Federal authorities had
abandoned further prosecution OF Gov.
Haskell and six other prominent OklahO-
mans in the Muskogee town LOT cases
The indictments were Quashed. and Gov.
Haskell returned 10 Guthrie. acclaimed BY
his friends as fully vindlcated.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
IN GRANTS MEMORY.
Grand Army Planning for Grand Oh
servance OF birthday.


The department officers OF the Grand
Army of the Republic have nearly com
pleted arrangements for the Observance
Of the eighty-seventh anniversary N the
birth Of Gen Ulysses s. Grant. Eyer
cises VIII be held in the Metropolitan
n. E. Church at o'clock Tuesday even
ing, April o.
Hon Hosea B. Moulton. chairna, o.
the committee on speakers. has procured
ior the presiding officer Lieut.. Gen. Mel
son A Miles, and for speakers Senators
Dolliver and Borah.
Maj. George @. Potwin, chairman of
the committee on music, has obtained FOR
the Grand Army the Engineer Rand
consisting OF twenty-seven pieces .ss z.eli
as the services Of some OF the best vo-
cal musicians in the city.
Following Is a list Of committees Sc
lected by Commander Edwin II. Holbrook
20 complete arrangements:
General committee-A s. Pe-hsm ,b.i-,,-.
hosea b Moultou. vice chairman: ; y R1o~t
Warren f. Brenizer. J. C. S Burger " a
Davenport, G. r. Douglass. 8 E. FsTrc-e Co.
= harrls, James G. Hunninan. jerome F. Jobp-
son, Edward A. keeler. Asa n Kefnev. L m
Patterson. J. n. Pipes. William NJ Purfer = !
Sweet. George A. Webster Thomas " We
SPEAKERS and invitations-Hos B. Niosiltop chair
man Henry y. CoTp. BENJAMIN F. Leighton. Wyro.
"a. Parker William H. Proctor. Brainard H
Nauer. Leander r. Williams
Flag exe-cses-Henry A. Johrs0a. Chairman. Ioa,
:. Walker. wee chairman; F. r. Campbell y n
ilaugherty. ]. G. Maynard, Homer Riggs. Edward
Webster.
Reception-George c. Ross. chairman, d. 4
tirosvener. Amos Hadley George NJ Rowe n
7. sieoold, Daniel Webster, J. r. Webster. VIII
ian II. woodward
Decorations-JeTcms ?. johnson. chairman: S.usr+
c, johnson, o. H. Oldroyd. A. p Tasker. N. I.
Leonard.
Music-tieorge G. PotWin. Chairman; Thouas Cal-
yer. George Newton. A. p Tasker.
Press-J. Walter Mitchell. Chairman: Harry A.
Colman. Samuel De Nedrey. = J. Forts. John
AicEEUy. James K. Quirk. Chsries NJ Shiun-
Seating audience-E. X De Puy Chairman n
W brennan, vice chairman: John 7. Bond r Z
Gross, V L. Gauieus. 4. B. GOodrich G d
Howard A q. kicl Z. A Lange n " Rl1t-
ledge james II Smith. s. f. Warrsr. q. i.
Ahitcumb. William F. lNolfc.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
PLACES OF INTEREST.

LihraFy q Conress-Opea g a. n. 20 70 ,. m O.
secular days; from D. r. 20 Do p OF Sundays
ard ca certain holidays
Public Library Open a. n TO ?. r.: holi5ays
o. m 90 o. M Sundays. 2 20 D. m
White HCuse-open . N. % 2. m.
tultsd States CaU1t0l-Ope1 a. n 90 - ,. n
state. War, ard Navy DeTartments-Oren g a. n
o. b m. Crhe original Decianu1n ~ Independ-
erce is IN the htrary 40 the STATE De1artmert-l
United States TFeaE1ry-Open a. e. 20 2 3. n
United States Patent Ofsce-Open 2 a. %. % 2
r.
United States Persoa Bureau-Open a. n to
T. m
United States Post-orce-O Open 9 a. n. 10 D n
Washington CITY P0st-o-Ece-Oqeu an hrsnS (The
Dead Letter Oh5re is In the city post-osice.l
National Botanic Gariens-Open a. 70. % ?. N.
Fish C0muisSon-Opeu a. H. % - 2. ~
Aruy Medical MusegTn-Open 9 a. n o f-53 2. n
National Aiuscllc-Open g. II 20 80 ?. H. en-
cl-ii-g holidays
Smithsonian Iustitutian-Open a. n 70 so P
O. lnciudiug holidays.
Agricultural Depa1tuent-Open g a. n to sE
Bureau q Engraving and Printing-Opea a n
o. 20 =. u.
Washiastoa Monument G55ss feet in heieaa-Opea
$50 a. m- % 40 p r. lEleEat0r r-ns fr0m a d
urfl D. ~
Corooran Caller q Ari-Opea 9zR q. n % &
, 10. winter; 9 g. e. 70 4 p. n. II s-mme-. Sun
days-I-o p. NJ % = II. ercerslE BE- uids-1-
ner. Acm.ssio- f-ee o1 Iuesdays. Ihursdays. SAT
Grlaye, and SsDlays; ct1e- cays. &c lc--lsz-1l-
Government Printing Oflce-Opeu 20 z =. 70 2
- m-
s,,Savy Yard-opcr a. r. @ $50 :. "a
SCuthEC-lh CuftaEr S5-h =. and Prospect ave
IN TIE SUBURBS
LouioCical Park-ClQcn al day.
Rock Greek Bridge and pzrs.
Chevy Chase ard keEsing-ou.
Naval Ohscrvatcry-OTcn 3 a. n. - ; ,. n
Mount Vernon tthe h.-ne and tonb O Washing-
tCuI-Opeu Il a. 10. to 3. m
Arlington NetiGnal Ceue-ery.
Fort Nysr Military Post
United States Soldiers Hone-Open a. n. 70
sinsct
United States Naval Academy. Annapolis. Nd
CATHEDRAL Gruunds TeunaLytoVl rua1-open 9 a.
% 70 J. n
CABIN John Bndse. Csthoic UaiTcrsity ard Alsz
andra-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

Ambassador Jusserand has notified Sec
retary Knox that the French republic de-
sires 20 present a gold medal 10 the au-
thoriues OF san Francisco IN memory OF
the great earthquake. and OF the heroism
% the people IN resurrecting their great
city He VIII 80 10 san Francisco the
last OF May 20 present the medal
on the 18th three business blocks OF the
city Of Rochester. y. Y, were burned
over during a gale. the loss being placed
al s50Go00.
AT Lenox. Mass. on the rth. SIX Uvss
were lost and property IN the business
section 10 the value OF $4,000 was de-
stroyed in a fire which started from Al,
explosion Of dynamite and t1rpentine
in The basement OF a hardware store
II was estimated that no less than sao -
ole persons viewed the funeral procession
IN honor Of Joseph Petrosino. the New
YORK detective who was murdere5 In Pa
iermo' Italy. on March Il. when bis bo5v
vas carried 10 its burial on Monday
Members OF the police deoartme1r
marched IN the procession and al fars
were nait-nasted on all public buildings
The mayor and other city officials psr-
ucipated
The committee OF prominent New yorlr-
ers IN charge OF the arrangements fo-
the celeDrauon OF the discovery Of tha
Hudson. and the sailing OF the irsr
steamboat by Fulton. has announced fts
plans II viii begin on September * A.
New York, and VIII end two weeks 1sts-
AZ Troy A reproduction OF the HsIf
Mooh' IN which Hudson sailed ID ths
river. and Of the CieTmont. FuIton-s boa-
VIII ne part OF a great naval parade IN
me river Parades and meetings. ban
Quets. historical pageants. aquatic con
tests, and religious exercises viii make
up the programme. and II is expected tbat
a balloon aid airship race will take place
over the course Of the river.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
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The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

;sdezr S Shannon aid 8Ea-y C. Taylor q P,s-oe-l-
VIE Va
Th0mas A. N-Neney ard Frances P. Plune-. q
Washinr-o1.
Edwald essen and lillian sau-. both q Wash
ingr0u.
A N. John KaHal. q ST. Louis. No. ard
Aznes A. Ho,lard. NJ this city
Jesse ". Criiis. q Wilmington. De- and Ruth
n Srifin of Washslgfon
Joan y. Ads-zcu 70 sunnersFils. n. Va. and
Erma r. Recd e Washington.
William Pasa.er snd Katherine Fgrnar. both q
Washington
William B. Ramsay ard Arnis Ardsrsoz, bO,a q
y ssai1Ztaa,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
PLANS AERIAL DIVISION.
Gen. Allen Wants SJOO.OOO 10 En-
courage Air Navigation.

Gen Allen. chief Of the Signal Corps OF
the army. viii make another attempt 70
procure from Congress an appropriation
OF S50o00o. in the preliminary budget for
the War Department. for the establish
ment Of the nucleus Of an aerial division
If he is successful the ambount VIII be
devoted 10 the purchase Of dlriSibIes and
the erection Of plants necessary Tor their
maintenance. A balloon shed. and gas
making plant. from which gas viii be
supplied 10 amateur aerOnauts at cost
Will be constructed Gas tubes for the
transportation OF gas. and the dirigibles
themselves. VIII be manufactured
At present the department IS awaiting
the appearance Of Herring. who Is 10 sub
nit his machine for trial before the end
OF May. and Of the Wrights. who are TO
have their trials at Fort Myer before the
end Of June.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

seldom occur from snake bites. The best
known treatment, ne says, iS to suck the
wound. removing as much as possible Of
the venom. Cutting out the fangs does
no good, as new one grows Immediately.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
FOR CHILD LABOR INSPECTORS.
Commissioner NaefarIand to Recon-
mend Two.

Recommendation for two child labor in
spectors. authorized By the law. viii be
made by Commissioner Aiacfarland 10
Congress at the earliest opportunity.
The law allows an appropriation Of
81 .200 each for the inspectors, and al
though this never has been given the
District by Congress. the law IS being
effectively enforced by a detail OF two
policemen At the recent session OF Con
gress the Senate granted the apprOpria-
ton but-the House cur II cut
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
Political.

By vote Of s6 10 81 a resolution to sub
nit 70 the people Of Missouri a prohibi-
tiOn constitutional amendment against
the sale or manufacture Of alcoholic bev-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-25

| romhsss sstl Africa, March 60
'IIeavy ralnS hayY begun IA the prrs
tectorate n yesterday there wassa
lpfctlpilattp pn AK tpur tinches ~ three
u \; sTlbe srsi nreI which lately had
been ldestfoxing u prsiries aud drlv.
'ing lAe n g1ns in cIoose 70 tho rail-
roads, wsrs tinkaishaa ~ the down
pour.
Ths popGIat slboting season Is A.
end. rhs recosal lor four months
shows ! kiiiinE 0s ITO lions. inciddins
two nan-eeters. md three thousand
head of Other gxnic.
George Mcmillan. nephew of the
late senator McidiiIan, of MichiEan,
has reutrned 10 the protectorRfo from
. tiger hunting trip In India He left
Mombassa yesterday for Ju IA Ranch,
his property north OF Nairobl, To pre-
pare for the reception Of Roosevelt.
McMillan's residence on the ranch
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-25

10 In the midst OF the bush country.
but he Installed there an electric light
plant and an ice making machine.
The African Standard has published
an eulogistic article welcoming Rose
welt. In 1t the former president is
referred to as the greatest republi-
can autocrat in history.
Alfred M. Gottschaik. American con-
sui general at large. has arrived here
and Is looking into the matter Of open
ing q new American consulate 10
take care OF the expected increase in
trade with this Aistrict.
A complete taxldermy laboratory Is
being established here for the treat.
ment and preservsfzon Of trophies
for the Smithsonian institute.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-25
j NONE COUNTIES nRv.

Indianapclis. md. March ~.
Three counties. Montgomery Green
and Benton, voted dry III county op-
ti0H elections today This makes
fffty-seycn of the ninettwo COUNTIES
in the state dry. g
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-25
AERoPLANE SCHOOL ENDS.

i. Pau. France. March 23.-Wilbur
Wright, having completed the train
Ing Of his pupils. left here tonight for
Paris, He was given an enthusiasts
send-off BY the mayor and other prom
inent officials. He will return to Pau
In September.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-25
ADaalRAL sEREsFoRD RErfnEs

London. March 24Aimiral Lord
Charles Heresford. commander Of tie
channei fleet. hauled down his tiag
at Portsmouth today. thus c.osi1g
nifty years CT active service.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-25

S,.selana' ono marcn z-Wiihe
Wits ,ouas lueninea .ne man ana
"vn.n n0,u ~ suspic'vn ~ 'no
ponce e lne persons wno kionapea
n.M l,om scnou. :. Snaron fa, last
InuIsuas ~ nc'u MN .or siV'vcO
i anscm wn'ch was pa'a Dy MS
ia,nsr. ,,,.,,..
Wi'c 800 Ftne nal, VINO gave .ne
nalus q Salnes ~ rDyle, wa. tne
ons vnu spon nIn lIoM School And
1s.,1l VII 'n,ousn n oI.uous routs
q L.1s1'a snuu ~ Asn.ADu,. %ua
!. 49, - 49, ~ anu pl-cca niIh y
80 norso - .Ac 0@st 49, wnee ~
,...,,, ~ .'s'u untal vs. mouey ns wass paul
[ 80 asS,Asr ~ 80 V1aMa 4
~ 80. .s 80 49, 0s.ou VI n
-. 10 49,, 49, - - 1 -
-S 49, ss.. - 80 q I w.
pa., - ~. 49, ~ ~
-, os.s ~. sa,r -. .''.s sAo
..s..,as.x.. M M.. 80 pOo n.,o - o'.o.
s..... . .ss..s M 80 'o.p'y 'n-a sIo
~ q N. u. ~ ~ ~ n'~H 3
name lis correct. Boyle IL said to re-
eide III Sharon and ii i plumber ~.
....s.. sS. IL s.... 1. ~. Z 1s.a !. A- 11
| Wss 49, ~ -.s. /. ,..a, 80 : ss ~.
on1 ~ = a'C.sla.u w1.n
soon after her arrest that her identi-
iication would cause 4 sensation in
sharon.
when the Identification was COM
pleted Whttla would say nothing re-
garding the woman. He said he knew
Boyle slightly. .s|
Appeared eescrs Grand Jury.
Immediately after willie Whitla
had seen the man and woman at the
central police station they weroI
taken to The county court house
where the,, appeared before the
grand Jury. They wers examined
for the purpose Of aiding the Jury m
a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-25
CAN BE PRos cUTED lN.0HI0
On a CHARGE OF BLAC MAIL
Promised Sensation Did Not Como at Sharon
Another Woman, Who May Have Had Con-
nection With kidnapping, Com
mitted Suicide Yesterday.


| him, but Kohlerl replied hot.y that he
was At the police station where the
lprisouiprs were being held and Whiala
could zee him there II hc cared to as.
isist " the prosecution OF the man
land woman In custody.
WanteA ldertNcatIon bv NV.
xysss,ax,.,,. = y ~. ....,o, h,,.' -.
! Nj rs,ss .sIc ,sSs ~ 80 MA rrsscrs 49, 60 s
hir,sslf III ~ ,r,crmaa NJ ~
ss'sTv ~ \. ..s....a 49, \,
des,red s.h 49, .y r,h,Sh '.'' nnlv ~ 49,
WiI,,a co,,n,. raLa IN. ch,a, go
told whtt,a mat e "a d,S Nv 80, i,
MAJ. ida.,,,nr.t,cr a ~ r.rss. ,,,..,.
mar - ret,,rr - shsrcrs M srI M. -. Me-.
nnars ,c,,Id u ,,,,,.s,..,tss ~ -. s e.
e,.,r. ~ ha.~s,s IN GSh y. / ,.,ss ~ ~,
~ thsn srreed ~
KohIer asked wi,iie II he haa svar
,scn ~. ne. l,esnr.
s.sure.. s.iJ WINE brirhtly .whx.
|tha 4 tl,e man Iest sh.rnn vien
Hs took No IS Crlsvclsnd. sSsn to y
ashtabuia Ana back - C,eyeasna.~ =
ThA 1'nyl vas asked ~ ssn~ 'cre..
tton atsin, v make certain ". NJ.
menorr .nd .9.in the Isd dacI.s.,d
NJ Ir,ss sro.itive.
4 ssS ....-...,.. 49,. -.
80. "a . .'s'..."sss ~ .". -.
sav him At the schopI house. white
suuplemented. "but he must hay crt
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-25

10 5onpd u TIN he exDfe nll
ssiE n yehenSent 1r1 f5e ~ aln
he would DcnSlder hlassnlf % pS1
forever IN pOIltlcal .aad psixa1e llse
70 accept tho pJne0. s II
Attimes ths inaer, ,oll lltce aD Ilr \,
memhers Ill1 instx,et ioae k
they rnast nct INV l6lI naiIiGs " n 1 NV
didate MI the eea1 tprship. /. q sS 1'sls' IN
That cnded Il. ktSs WlS H0 utlS
ready u dlsr1ts VIM mn an1 tie
word was accept6a y a1nal. a11ea tiSS
news reached ~ GhatlieM eDld I'm.
men there vas surprise ~ 1i1n,k
pointment. IS :s.S8' 4. "A. II l,s N
Want tseplslNe 70 anlt ,.si
On the part Of the Hopkfnu aes
there was renewed conndence a0snS
OF them, however. were more reptlve|
than they have been u M Other
time. They want him 70 leays ths
ficld md permit others % sater, 6at
during the day they stuck u him withs
out q break.
The representative hall was pafked
whcf TIE Joint session ccivenei. ~
ticians being present from ~ ovsf the
state. The llrst ballot takcn. the f0f-
,ty-ninth. resulted as follows: Hop
kips 76. Foss II. Strinser -. sburtIcR
Is, Mason 8. Lowden /. Sherman :, Al
schuler Al. scattering Z. Speaker
eya--Ap-as ..-x.1 -. rN-..@sn - t6<s
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-25

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19SlM& "a Ia 8015 Elm 4a IN ss Ii 5 EEk E
N n IN eld III. lIarch III VI y
pectsd 1feal IA ~ rnnlI6 ok 1l 4 " y NJ N
M IEDpktns dld n0l epua1 N Iny u@s
ing to4 Gqyernor peueen NJ h tIlp
ths executive 01Ilec ll S - y ~ i &
flatly announcing that AZ con13 INK
stuittfy himself ~ acceptlnx nv 1@1Ie
atpsship, even II elected. ~ IN ha1|
frsquently refnsed y a. sos A1tef n
lareesnnnlhsF q hA1lot = Which Hp1)
HIM nalntatned III W. totffnG ! y y
Santces "a adjournelnest ~ was tSllel6'
pntll tomoerov non, though tile 1hur}-
lsG organisaticn ~ intshds,l ! hiSst
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-18
BY AUTHORITY

The Board of License Commission
ers for the County of Oahu will hold
a meeting at the Executive Building
on Wednesday,, June 16, 1909, at
4 p. IN. to consider the application
OF Soak for a renewal Of the
Wholesale License now held by him,
TO sell Intoxicating liquors at Wal
lua, oahu, under the provisions OF
Act 119, Session Laws Of 1907.
All protests or objections against
the issuance Of license under said
application should be filed with the
Secretary Of the Board not later than
the time set for said hearing.
CARLOS A. LONG,
Secretary Board OF License
Commissioners.
43l4-May 1925; June is
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-18
May IS 25; June Is.

The Board Of License Commission
ers Of the County Of Oahu will hold
q meeting at the Executive Building
on Wednesday, June, 1G, 1903, at
p. m. to consider the application OF
8. Kimura & Co.. Ltd. for a renewal
Of the Wholesale License now held
by them. to sell Intoxicating liquors
at Nuuanu street, mauka OF Pauahi
Honolulu. under the provisions OF
Act lls. Session Laws OF 1907.
All protests or objections against
the issuance OF a license under said
application should be filed with the
Secretary Of the Board not later
than the time set for said hearing.
81 CARLOS A. LONG.
Secretary Board Of License
Commissioners.
May IS 25; June is.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-18

The Board OF License Commission
ers OF the County OF Oahu will hold
u meeting ut the Executive Building
on Wednesday. June, &c. 1893. at 4
.. m. to consider the application OF
Conrad Bollman for renewal OF
the Saloon License now held by him.
to sell intoxicating liquors at Ku-
malae Block. Kakaako, Honolulu.
under the provisions OF Act lls, Set.
sion Laws OF 1907.
All protests or objections against
the issuance OF license under said
application should be filed with the
Secretary OF the Board not later
than the time set for said hearing.
CARLOS A. LONG,
Secretary Board OF License
Commissioners.
May IS 25: June l-S.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-18

The Board OF License Commission
ers OF the County OF Oahu will hold
u meeting ut the Executive Building
ON Wednesday. June, l6, 1909. at 4
p. N. to consider the application OF
4. l.. Berndt for a renewal OF the
Saloon License now held by him. to
sell Intoxicating liquors at 124
Queen street. Honolulu. under the
provisions Of Act lls. Session Laws
Of 1907.
All protests or objections against
the issuance OF license under said
application should be nled with the
Secretary OF the Board not later
than the time set for said hearing.
CARLOS 4. LONG.
Secretary Board OF License
Commissioners,
May Is 25; June Is.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-18

The Board Of License Commission
ers Of the County OF Oahu will hold
a meeting at the Executive Building
on "wednesday, June. ls. 1909. at I
p. IN. to consider the application Of
r. Sumida for a renewal Of the
Wholesale License now held by him.
to sell intoxicating liquors at Maui
nakea street makai Of Pauahi,
Honolulu. under the provisions OF
Act ll9. Session Laws OF 1907.
All protests or objections against
the issuance OF a license under said
application should be nled with the
Secretary Of the Board not later
than the time set for said hearing.
..... CARLOS A. LONG.
Secretary Board Of License
Commissioners.
May IS &c; June l-s. ..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-18

The Board OF License Commission
ers for the County OF oahu will hold
a meeting ut the Executive Building
on Wednesday. June &c. 1909. at
.. IN. to consider the application
OF Z. A. Cunha. for a renewal OF the
Saloon License now held by him, &c
sell intoxicating liquors at Union
Alley. between King and Merchant
streets, Honolulu. under the provis,
Ions OF Act ll9, Session Laws OF
1907.
All protests or objections against
the issuance OF Il license under said
application should be Hled with the
Secretary OF the Board not later than
the time set for said hearing.
CARLOS A. LONG.
Secretary Board OF License
Commissioners.
+3l4--Msy 1925: June Is
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-18
BY AUTHORITY

The board of License Commission
ers Of the County of Oahu will hold
o meeting at the Executive Building
on Wednesday, June, 16, 1909, at 4
D. m. to consider the application of
Takamatsu & Sasaki for renewal
Of the Saloon License now held by
them. to sell Intoxicating liquors at
1O4 Beretania street. Honolulu. un-
der the provisions Of Act 119. Ses-
sion Laws of 1907.
All protests or objections against
the issuance Of a license under said
application should be filed with the
Secretary Of the Board not later
than the time set for said hearing.
CARLOS A. LONG,
Secretary Board of License
Commissioners.
May IS 25: June is.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-18

The Board Of License Commission
ers of the County OF Oahu will hold
a meeting at the Executive Building
on Wednesday, June, 16, 1908, at. 4
p. m. to consider the application OF
Chung Wing for renewal Of the
Wholesale License now held BY him,
to sell intoxicating liquors at sc and
3s N. King street, Honolulu. under
the provisions OF Act ll9, Session
Laws of 1907.
All protests or objections against
the issuance Of a license under said
application should be filed with the
Secretary OF the Board not later
than the time set for said hearing.
CARLOS A. LONG.
Secretary Board OF License
Commissioners.
May IS 25; June is.