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The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-06
COTTAGE CITY DUE SUNDAY

The Cottage City will arrive in Skl- gway sometime tomorrow. She has passed Wraugcl and is due at Juneau tonight It depends what hour she leaves Juneau as to when she will ar rive here. In all probability. howeycr the Cottage will arrive here about 6 o'clock Sunday evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-06
BULGARIA WANTS RECOGNITION

PARIS. nce.-Bulcaria has not. fled France and tho other powers Of Europe that shcis now convinced that uo moment has arrived for for. nal recognition of her iudcpondance
 sh. calls attention 10 thc fact that sb. has waited patiently. following Che advice Of Che powers. and main.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-06
CcSsion

Nick Bolshanin, deputy customs col lector at Dutch Harbor. arrived on the Georgia last night and will bu at tached to the Skagway office for a. about three weeks until Mir Suvcrs suCrosgOr arrives
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-06

tained an attitude Of dignity. and shs expresses [ ear that the internal troubles in Turkey aiU retard greatly the settlement Of her pending ques- ton with that country.
 Further delay would bo dangerous Co an interests. It is pointed out. and likely Co bring about a breach of the peace In lha Ralkans-
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-06

The auaiuos on tbo HeEE broke down Thursday just as the vessel was leaving Haires and Capt Madson TO- manaI over ta have it repaired. He
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-06
ADJOURNED TODAY
United Press TeIosraph.cabIe servIoe)

WASHINGTON D. March 6The rat number second session of the sxct president ~ of t United States adjourned pro today after session lasting since today calling special last December The last official of congress
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-06
TOWN TALK

E. J. McKonna returned 10 Juneau mis morning
 A. Young. thr contractor. who vilI build thr government wharf a, Haiaas. arrived on Che Georgia las, nigh,
 The Whlwhorse bowling teams arc expected ,o come To skarvay Wed. nasday to bowl with ,he ElEs teams or hIs 1v
 The skaEway band win give a dane. on sr paHcEs day. March I7 The members or Che band are prao u.ua in anticipation of tbc dance
 Teams ,apa.ncd by Alexander C. Blanchard and Montgomery A. J. Snow win bowl ton.zb, in tbe handI. cap tournament on at tbc Euys alleys sorr. Fred EIobor has SO far TO. covered that he Ion ,bo pos, hospt wr Fort seward today ms many friends win na glad ,o learn of ms improvement
 Th. steamer Humboldt which vill b. m ra smrww Seattle run iudo. pandrnny this season Is scheduled Co leave Seattle tonight on her nrs, run g1 ha north
 
 The Checker and Cbrss club viIl moo. Monday evening a' bo New Hom. resauran, as ,bo guests of & u yeomaas. prasI5cn, of Che club vu checker and chess players are cordially invited
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-06

Tho skaEway band win give a dauou ou St Partcks day March i7. Fh. members or tha band are prac ..n. In anticipation of tho dance
The daily Alaskan., 1909-03-06

expected Co return today but up to Che hour oi going Co press the HegE had not returned.
, 1909-12-01
Bekj@ndtgjor Use

ENET bekjendtgioros horved, at den under
&~@ 9de jun d, A.. mod Venezuela pea
Gruud af ByIdepest anlogte Earant@ue I'M
der Days Dato er bloven h@yet dog s~aaIedes,
at Diet ndtil videre like tiIlades noget fra
We. ezueIa kommende SkIb at naerme sig
Vaerft i mindre end 20 Fods Arstand og kun
ON Dagen, modens Diet we'd Morkets Frem-
brud maa lagges nd / Haynen. Endyidere
maa der toges saadonne Forholdsregler, som
af Observation-Disclosures bestemmes, for
at hindre at Rottor komme i Land.
G-ouyernements Secretariatet, st. Croix
den 29de November 1909.
BAUMANN.
est.
, 1909-12-01

ubliCa

Il is hereby made known that the quaran-
- tine established here on the Dist Noyem-
Der 1908 against arrivals from the Azores
on account Of Bubonic plague has been
raised. Ships arriving from the Azores
must, however, until further notice not 60
nearer to the wharf than in 20 feet distance
and this only by daytime, whIle at night
time they must be moved out in the har-
bour. Furthermore such precautionary mea-
srres Us may be e|njoined 10y the Quarantine
Commission in order to prevent rats from
coming on shore must be observed.
Government Secretary's Office, ST, Croix,
29th November 1909.
BAUMANN,
actg.
, 1909-12-01

The pqr enfs and guardians Of the children
and all who take an interest in the work OF
the schools are hereby invited to attend
the examinations but children can only be
a United if they are accompanied by thelf
p rents.
Christians,ed, the 29th November 1909.
On behalf Of the School Board,
o. RUBNER PETERSEN.
.Scho0I UGreclor.
, 1909-12-01

eBT HE Public Examinations in the Town
~ Schools will this year be held as fol-
lows
THURSDAY the end Of December.
Frederiksted. Boys & l Girls Classes
at s o'clock a. m.
II Boys 4 IL Girls Classes
at l o'clock P. m.
FRIDAY the 3rd Of pecemder.
Frederiksted. III Boys 4 Ill Girls
Glasses at 8 O'Clock a. NJ.
TUESDA Y the Fist Of December.
Chrietiansted. l Boys & Girls Classes
at s o'clock a. m.
II Bows & II Girls classes
at 1 O'Clock pm.
WEDNESDA y the 22nd December.
Christiansted. III Boys & IIIGirls classes
at s o'clock a. M.
" Boys g. " Girls classes
at l O'Clock p. m.
, 1909-12-01
Translation.


I IS hereby made known that the quaran-
- time established here on the 9th June
a g, against arrivals from Venezuela on ac-
count OF Bubonic plague has been raised to-
day. Ships arriving from Venezuela must,
However, until further notice not 80 nearer
the Wharf than in twenty feet distance, and
tins only by daytime, while ut nighttime
they must be moved ont in the harboar.
Further, such precautionary measures as
may De e%njolned by the Quarantine Com
mission IN order to prevent rats from coming
on shore must be observed.
Government Secrotary's Office, ST. Croix,
29th November 1909.
BAUMANN,
UptY
, 1909-12-01
Fir. G72,40g.Q IS

Fl. G72, 4o9.98
The Building Inspectors Estim tie was On
the Councils Table.
The GocelYor | have the honour to
Introduce the Draft Of Budget for I910-u
and to recommend it to the Council for H.
vourable consideration.
[ think | may suy that the revenues are
estimated reasonably and moderately.
The Expenditure is based either on ex-
isting laws or on the reports received from
the several Government officers aid Commu-
nal commissions.
The whole Of the Draft has been submit
ted to the Municipal Committee, with whom
have had the honour to discuss the several
items.
1t will be seen that the Draft shows an
estimated surplus Of c 10000 Fr, hut it
will also be seen hat no grant has been ap-
piled for Tor running the new ieprosy asylum.
1t has moi been possible as yet to make out
a reliable estimate, and | have though it
better to leave ont the matter entirely and
apply for the required amount later on ty
an amendment to the draft Of budget.
AS new items l shall point out:
Sub Item III. The Judiciary and Police
Department the Office expenses for Chris
tlansted are proposed to be increased With
600 FIR. The remarks that the
money-bill concerned are supposed to give
sufficient explanation.
Sub Item VIII. The Road Department,
Streets &c: ali amount Of 1900 Francs has
been proposed for lighting the streets Of
Chrlstansted. Ihe facts are that a number
Of citizens have volunteered to procure and
put up, at their own cost, something like 90
street lamps, on the condition that the mu-
nicipality will undertake the lighting The
matter was submitted to the Municipal Com
mittee, which unanimously recommended hat
tie precedent of Frederiksted should be
followed and that the public should take
charge Of the lighting of up to SO street
lamps, provided the first ms allution did no.
cost the public anything.
[ expected that the matter wonld have
been brought to a finish at slc Oh a time as to
make necessary an additional grant to the
budget ion 1909-10, and that is the reason
why NO explanation has been offered ia tle
remarks 10 the money-bill.
Sab Item TX. The Department Of Public
instruction /: a personal allowance Of I20 tn
has been proposed for Marn Burke, assist
ant teacher at Friedensfeld AS explained in
the rem1rhs, he old lady has served fr SO
9eiIa, ana tn6 Snlal increase Is l6cOIuln6uu-
cd by the school board.
When l add that sub Item XII, The
Prison Department, the wages for l cartman
and l driver have been increased on the
recommendation of the Prison Commission,
| think [ have exhausted the innovations.
| beg once more to recommend the Draft
to the Council.
The Chairman q alo23Il said, he had under
stood His Excellency to say that nothing ha1
been entered in this Budget neither for the
Old Leper Asylum nor for the New one, 0a'
that Government reserved 70 apply for Tie
requisite means fer those purposes thfousl
Additional Grants, when more accurate ea-
culatl us could be made of what is neea5~ii
Hence, the Council must make up It's ~
for those Additional Grants. He had
more to say, than merely to observe tha' 7
Budget is in all essential points the saL1,
last years, only that it appeared to HIM 'n''
, 1909-12-01
p III C : { o N G 5
COLONIAL O0U \UIL
FOR s. s. r. OR Ok.
Continued from Icis No. 80

IAG GOUtI1tOr introduced the Dtall,
adding that he did not think there IS any
part ctIar necessity to add anything more
10 the relu,uks attached to the Draft he
would await any enquiries that might be
made bv honouIubIe members aud be plep II
ed to answer them The Draft Is one III com
mon with St. Thomas, ana when 1t was
under discussion IN he Council of 81. Thorn
as, he had had some trouble ia Withholding
the Draft fro>u passing to 3rd discussion at
once. He would beg to recommend the
Draft for favourable Consideration by this
Council.
3rd Grown Member( O5Senls said in the Re
mark to the Draft it is stated that business
men in the Danish West Indies have often
applied for the introduction of legal measures
for,the protection Of registered Trade 3IlIks;
such protection VIII no doubt be u good
thing and some clses viii arise where 1t Will
be needed and prove useful cases might
occur where g0 is from here nave 10 be fur
nlahed with legisjered trade marks to dis
tinguish them in the course oi business
from those Of others. TINS Draft il on the
basis of the laws existing IN the Mother
Country on that head but he was not quite
certain that the Drott is in & cd harmony
with those laws; he had not had sufficient
time TO convince himself IN that respect
he was for instance, not sure chat 5 5 OF thOs
Draft agrees with the corresponding \ IN the
law Of E0th April 1890. He wished merely
to call attention to mis-.
The Go0e1uor would in reply to the re-
marks from the h favourable Bird Grown Mem
Der (Olsen( beg to state that the Draft had
been received from the Ministry of Finances,
and it had been framed by the Home Patent
Office he hoped that the measure viii do
good it can at nl events do no harm. Tie
Draft has in the Colonial Council Of st.
Thomas passed LIST and 2nd discussion, and
it was barely possible to prevent 3rd discus
sion same meeting.
Ord Grown Member (OI$en) said he REFER
ed to the Rules in Law of 18th April 1890,
but, as already stated, he had h0d no time TO
enter upon closer examination Of the matter;
he had merely desired to call attention and
after the eIucidation now given Of the Draft
having been framed in the Copenhagen
Home Patent Office, he would waive his
remarks.
No one else desired the word on the Draft
Grade Marks); 1st discussion was closed the
Draft passed to Bud discussion, with the
unanimous vote Of he Council and consent
Of Government, 2ud discussion came on ut
once time was allowed for p.opcs ng
amendments, none were proposed; the end
discussion WIS closed and the Draft passed
to 3rd discussion, which also came on at
once. Government prop 'sod no amendments.
The Draft rs II WAS introduced was adopted
unanimously with L. votes and goes to
Government,
3. Introduction of and first dicussiou on
Draft of Budget for the MUM
cipaIity Of St, Croix for the Finau-
ci1l Year 19l0-11, with Money Bills
and Estimate from the Building Inspec-
tor.
The leading items of the Budget are as
follows
EVTEN~TTH
, 1909-12-01
acknowledgements

TAET bekjendtgjores herved, at den un-
@% der 21de November 1908 mod Azorerne
paa Grund af ByIdepest anlegte Karan-
tene under Days Dato er bleven h@vet, dog
s~aaledes, at Diet indtil vjdere like tillados
noget fra Azorerne kommende SIKH at n@r-
nae sig Yerft mindre end 20 Fods Afstand
% kun IN Hagen, medens Diet we'd Morkets
Frembrud maa l@gges nd / HBynen. End
yidere maa der tages sandanne FolhoIds-
regler som If Observation-Disclosures be
stemmes, tor at hindre at Rotter komme i
Land.
Gouyernemeuts Sekretariatet, St. Croix,
den 29de November 1909.
BAUMANN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-14
MARKET FOR PINES.

s. #. Fruit Grower Honolulu. adj
vices say that the demand in the east
ern markets for Hawaiian pines has
been such that the stocks in all the
large cities have been practically ex-
hausted and few days ago word by
cable was received from the New York
agent of the Hawaiian Pineapple Grow
ers' Association announcing that the
demand was greater than the supply
and asking if shipments were being
made. This is regarded as most salts
factory and direct and most convinc-
ing proof that the advertising campaign
is bringing big results.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-14

NAME or STOCK. Fsi ol'1 % Val BID Azs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-14
VESSELS IN POET.
gAruy ana Nayy.1

sroquois. u. s. station tug, Moses.
Kukni, u. s. lighthouse tender, Jobson,
Thomas, U. S. A. T., Lyman, San Fran
cisco. April r.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-14

Choice lots On Manoa Heights: 1ood
water supply, view and soil Year
own terms
Lots In good healthy location Al Pa
lama, near town Best of terms.
Lots in best residence section Of E..
Ilhi, ranging in price from $500 n
$3.50 each. Terms $50 down and sln
per montn. without interest.
Lots at Nuuanu and Kapahuls M
lowest prices.
FOE RENT.
In good neighberhoea, large brand
new cottage, up-to-date IN every ra-
spect; ready for occupancy on or ahout
the 18th inst. Rental, s25 per month
J. e. SCHNAcK, 1s7 Mercnaus ssrsss
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-14
pllEs CURED IN s TO "a DAYS.

PAZU OINTMENT IS guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching. Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
Is lays or money refunded-Made by
is MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-14
BORN.

CLAYBoURNE-At Maternity Home,
Honolulu. April 10. 1909, to Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. s, CIaybourne of Seattle
Washington. daughter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-14
FOUND.

SILVER watch and fob. Owner can
have same at Advertiser Office by
proving property and paying for adj
yertisement. 1928
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10
Grant Bond Case
Will Reach Crisis
Monday Evening
Plaintiff Has to Finish Introduction
Of q Little Rebuttal
Evidence.

The u. s. Grant, Jr., bond trial will reach
a crisis tomorrow morning when the plain
tiff has finished introduction of a little
rebuttal evidence. The defense will then
move for a peremptory verdict its way.
If the ruling of the court is the defense's
way, and there is some chance Of this,
then 1t is all over with Mr.. Grant. On
the other hand, IL the plaintiff is allowed
to go on and argue the case with the jury
deciding in tho regular way, then Mr..
Grant has a good show for a verdict.
Yesterday the defense finished its intro
duction OF evidence. o. C. Dragna was
the principal witness. but this side also
called Mr.. Grant, and his attorney. Judge
Ben Baker, as we'll Mr.. Baker was In
vited to tell of his employment in the case
and nc proved a most communicative
witness, standing on the objection of
privileged communication
The defense was interested in this point
as bearing on the question Of the bringing
Of the bonds here through F. II. Stowe,
formerly Of the Independent Telephone
company. Testimony by Mr.. Grant was
that Mr.. Stowe said he was considering
buying the bonds and that he heard from
Stowe that these bonds were his, Grants.
The evidence brought out by the defense
did not seem 10 support, to any great ex-
tent, it's charge OF trickery in procuring
the bonds to be brought to this jurisdlc-
ton. C.
o. C. Dragna took the stand in the morn
ing and testified on direct examination
that he bought direct title in the bonds
from Mr.. Grant and denied understanding
that he was to act as Mr., Grants agent
in their recovery for Mr.. Grant. He also
asserted that he had secured title by buy.
ing from Tabor.
On cross-examination he managed tc
evade the pitfalls set for him by the at.
torney for the other side, though the plain
tiff was able to emphasize somewhat the
fact that answers were occasionally eva
sive.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10

in all parts of the state. 1t is the purpose
OF the club to better the instruction in ag-
riculture in the public schools Of Nebraska.
WEST POINT-One of the largest
weddings ever held in Cunning county was
that given at the farm home of Charles
Meister, the largest land owner in the
county. in Monterey precinct. His
daughter, Miss Lizzie was united In mar
riage to William r. Batenhorst by Rev.
II. School,, rector of st. Boniface church,
Monterey. The parties are the children
of old and wealthy pioneers and were
born and brought up in this community.
They will occupy their W farm west
Of the city.
KEARNEY-Preparations are being made
for the Buffalo count corn show to be held
here next week. Three immense tents are
stretched on Central avenue, which will
contain the different exhibits OF products.
An amusement concern arrived Saturday
and will furnish the attractions on the
midway. Store windows and interiors are
decorated profusely with corn and alfalfa.
One window in particular has wax figures
clothed completely in alfalfa. One nipple
ment firm has used fifty bushels OF bright
new yellow corn In the eur for decoration.
The exhibits brought in so far consist of
some good specimens of corn raised in
Buffalo county.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10

already been secured. During the year
churches have been erected at White Lake
and Pukwana and also at Farwell, Just
across the South Dakota line in Iowa. At
Dallas, a 1900 church is in course OF erec-
ton, and 1t is likely that a new church
will be built at Wakanda within the next
few months. A 5000 church was dedi-
Gated at Valley Springs, and the Sioux
Falls church has completed a parsonage at
a cost OF about 5000. A church debt OF
$3.50 o at Madison has been paid. The mem
bership OF this church, under the pastorate
OF Rev. A. d.. Thibadeau, has been nearly
doubled, and one OF the finest church
buildings in the state has been erected.
At Lake Preston a 5000 church has been
erected and the parsonage improved, to the
amount Of several thousand dollars. A
parsonage has also been built at White
Rock.
At Layne a $1,000 church was dedicated.
c. C. Bullock, pastor; and at Miranda a
5000 church. under the leadership of Fred
Rawlinson. Parsonages have been erected
at Blunt and Wolsey.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10
PONCA Is BUSY IMPROVING
City Council Orders Much Work q
Betterment Done.

City n n Orders Much Work of
B~etterment Done.
PONCA. Neb., Oct. 9.-(Special.) 1.-THE
city council OF Ponca last night passed
unanimously an elaborate liquor ordinance
for governing the dry town. The town has
been dry now for about five months and
the city council last night ordered 1900 of
the light and heating bonds to be paid off
II the holder OF the bonds were willing to
accept payment, as the bonds are not due
sea.
n ouncil ordered two more street
crossings to be put in, making a total OF
eleven crossings since last May, besides
several alley crossings, all of concrete.
There has been constructed about 1900 feet
Of concrete sidewalk during the summer
and fall, besides about 600 feet OF two-foot
walk connecting Germantown. a suburb,
with Ponca-
The st. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha
railway has made some needed improve
ments in the walks to the depot over their
right OF way connecting with the new con
crete walks. The present council has been
dubbed the Sidewalk council" The town
has not had the licenses OF three saloons
as heretofore. yet more improvements than
ever before are In evidence.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10
AGED Man Trles Suicide.

HARVARD, Neb., Oct. 9-(speclal)-
Last evening Francis Smith. living with
his son, six miles north Of this city. at
tempted to- end his life by cutting his
throat with a razor. lie was alone IN the
house. his daughter-in-law being In Har-
ward and his son engaged about work near
he house. The latter on entering the
house found his father in a weakened con-
dition from loss OF blood. There are homes
Of MIS- recovery. Mr.. Smith lost his wife
some three years ago and is 81 years OF
age. but In seemingly good health for his
age. with pleasant surroundings
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10
NEW METHODIST
CHURCHES IN DAKOTA
Reports at Conference ut Huron
Indicate Church 10 IL in
FIOurishihE Condition.

HURON, s. d., Oct, 9.-Cspecial. )-Among
items OF interest at the South Dakota
Methodist conference, in session here, was
an address by DR.. Blake OF Chicago. who
spoke on the value OF the gymnasium as
a church asset. o. r. Brown and Henry
Preston are members Of the conference who
have died during the year
Secretary @. 7. Nelson. In charge Of
providing 5000 for the endowment fund
for the relief Of veteran ministers widows
and children. stated that the amount had
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10

FREMONT, Neb.. Oct. 9,-(speciaI)-The
North Nebraska School Folks, club held
their annual banquet last evening at the
Emo hotel| About sixty were present. The
only set speech on the program was by
Principal Graft OF the omaha High school
on Seniors" Extempore remarks were
made by Superintendent Warehouse of the
city schools, Dan v, stephens. Judge Dean
who was present as a guest Of the club and
a number OF others. Most, Of the visitors
left on the early morning trains.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-10
Nebraska
Burnam, Dunn
and Rine Cited
for Contempt
City Attorney and Lawyers to Answer
in Supreme Court for Criticism
Of Judge Rose.
tFrom a Sad correspondent.l

LINCOLN, oct. s~.-(special T~elegram)-
City Attorney r.. e. Burnam OF Omaha and
his two deputies, !. ]. Dunn and John Rine.
were today cited to appear before the SUI
preme court and defend a charge Of con-
tempt Of court made against them by the
court.
The alleged contempt was committed In
a brief filed in the suit of Anna ]. Robinson
against the city of Omaha The court or
dered the brief stricken from the files and
suppressed II. 1t is understood the attor-
neys, in the brief, make some criticism OF
Judge Rose, who wrote the opinion in the
Robinson case. The hearing IN the con-
tempt case was set for November e.
The Robinson case is one in which Anna
]. Robinson secured judgment against the
city for 81 ,84O for injuries on a board side.
walk on Davenport street. The supreme
court sustained the verdict and It was ir
the brief in support Of a motion for a re-
hearing that the alleged contempt was com.
mitted.