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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-27
KrOnika MieisCoWa,
Il R01y Micjskicj.

i'"s~y NA 'Cy""tOJ'
Ma wczorajszej sesyi Rady
miejskiej omawiano bardzo zywo
sprawe bruku nowych ulic asfalto-
wanych swiezo, tax czesto i ME Ii
tosciwie psutych przcz rozmaite
kompanie zabfadajace swe przewo-
dy i rury podziemne. AID. Hey
wni6s}, azoby kompanie te musialy
przy kazdym wypadku rozrywania
nowo brukowancj ulicy odpowied-
MIA zlozyc kaucye dla gwarancyi
jak najrychlejszcgo jak najlep-
szego naprawienia ulicy. Wniosek
ten przekazano komisyi prawni-
czej do zreferowania. Ozywionq Z
kolei dyskusye wywo}al wniosek,
polecony przez komisye prawniczq,
ably ma przysziosd zakazanem by
10 domokraaczym kupcom wywoiy-
wanie swoich towar6w. Sprzcci-
wiono sic wnioskowi temu energi-
cznie, to ma tel podstawie, re
wywolywanie owo gosposiom ma
Sym wielce jest wygodne, bo sly
szq one, kiedy ''pedlarz" jedzie i
czem jedzie. :. Z drugiej strony,
pedlarze owl mytwarzajq skuteczna
konkurencye kupcom artykui6w
spozywczych, a zw}aszcza waznem
to Jest dla ubozszej ludnosci. W
rezultacie wniosek przepad} 43ma
glosami, przeciw %, poczem ode
slano go raz ieszcze DO odmiennego
zreferowania do komisyi prawni-
czej.
Me malo tez czasu zaje}a wczo-
raj sprawa muzeum Ficlda, kt6re
chciano umiescic W parku Lincol-
ma wobec tego, ze sgd rozstrzygnaf,
IL W Granta parku stac ono ME
moae; jak o TEN W osobnym pisze-
my ustepie; sprzeciwili sic temu
obywatele . zachodniej strony mia
sta sprawe przekazano komisyi
finansowej dc zreferowania. Dele
gacya Z wardy 27cj 'wniosla poda-
ME o rozszcrzenie granic prohibi-
cyl, istniejacej W Jefferson; spra-
we oddano wydzia}owi licencyi. -
z pomniejszych spraw: presume
TO granice ogniotrwaiych budowli
79tej ul. ma 75ta; postanowiono,
re materyaly wybuchowe wolno
bedzie sprzedawac W miescie tylko
"a specyalnemi licencyami, wresz-
Gle zalatwiono pare spraw natury
administracyjnej.
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu
burmistrz oglosi} Rada Miejska
aprobowala mianowanie p. W.
J6zwiakowskiego, 5tym czfonkiem
komisyi ulepszeG lokalnych (Board
of Local Improvements)w miejsce
prfk. G. Devey'a, kt6ry zrezygno-
wal tego stanowiska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-27
PRZEGLAD
POLTYKI MIEDZYEARODOWEj.
Chicago, 27 pazdziernika.
(PrOrokacya Niemc5p austryac-
kich).

k,ich).
Pomiedzy wiedeGskim Zwiaz-
kiem przemys}owc6w austryackich
a Galicya, wzglednie jej reprezen-
taeyami, panuje mcale zasadnicze
nieporozumienie. Zwiazek doszedI
ma drOdze chorobiwej kalkulacyi
politycznej do wniosku, ie Galicya
Po to istnieje, aby Przemysfowcy
niemieccy mOgli W niej zbywa6
swoja produkcye. NieporOzumie-
ME rzeczywiScie wielkie. =. ZwiQ-
EEK wiedenski w pojmowaniu oce-
ME warlrnk6w ekonomicznych,
przyslugujacych poszczeg6lnym
krajom / narodom W Austryi, do
chodzi do absurdu. Chce ON po pro-
stu pozbawi6 kraj nasz tel wolnosci
rozwijania przemyslu wlasnego,
jaka W mysl ustaw zasadniczych,
przysiuguje wszystkim krajom i
narodom w Austryi.
Wiedenski Zwiazek przemys}o-
wy ''protestuje" przeciwko dal-
Sym krokom ku ukrajowieniu
przemyslu galicyjskiego. Jesh mu
to tylko przyjemnos6 sprawia,
MECH protestuje. Ale ME wynika
stqd, aby te protesty ziebi6 mas
mialy lub rozgniewa6. Czy one jed
max dla producent6w austryakich
beda. e. zdrowe, to wielkie pyta-
ME.
Przedewszystkiem ME wywoly-
wac wilka lasu. =. Obecnie boj-
kotuje sic u mas, ! to, niestety, Spo-
radycznie tylko, proweniencye ME
miecka z Prus i Rzeszy. Zwiqzek
przemys]owc6w wiedenskich chce
sobie widoeznie zaskarbi6 / utrwa-
lie klientele W Galicyi przez ma
rzucanie iei produkcyi austryac-
kiei. Przedewszystkiem usi}owanie
to CORY skazane jest ma wielkie
fiasco, DO ME doszlismy j mic dol
dziemy chyba W Austryi do tego,
aby iedna narodowo$6 mia}a W
niej prawo produkcyi, druga O.
bowiazek jej zakupywania. Ustawa
TAXA ME Jest mozliwa, a gdyby ma
wet istniala, to jej wykonanie mu-
siafoby doprowadzi6 do wojny do
mowei. Jednem siowem, Mkt ME
moze Emusic Galeyi, aby "a swoje
pieniadze kupowala wyroby ME
mieckie, a mp. ME czeskie, lub aby
ME kupowa}a swoich w1asnych, a
tylko sprowadza4a wyroby niemie-
elie.
Zwiazek przemys}Owc6w austry-
aekich odgraza sic ewentualnem
boikotowanieIn produkcyi rolni-
czei z Galicyi. WaIka ekonomiczna
miedzy Galicyq i Zwiazkiem,
nieopatrznie i ryzykOwnie W ten
spos6b prowokowana, mrrsiaiaby
sic skonczy6 sromotna kleska Zwia-
zku. Przedewszystkiem bowiem
bez wyrob6w przemysiowych mo-
INA bez por5wnania diuzej sic O.
beisc, niz bez rolniezyeh; powt6-
re zwazy6 naleiy, re W miare roz-
woiu przemysln galicyjskiego zwie-
kszae sic bedzie take konsumcya
i tax juz bardzo gesto zaludnionej
Galicyi. kt6ra znajdzie sic W tenn
milem po3ozeniu, re spozyje Was
na produkcye rolnicza W zrpefno-
Gci i ma eksport iczy6 ME bedds
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-27
zamOrd0Wanie KSiQCia Ito!
Blilsze szczeg6Iy. KiIka Os6b rannych. -Ksiaze
Ito syn chiOpa. 0golna ialOba.
Wylewy w Meksyku.
Budzet AuStryi. = RekOrd aerOnautyczny'
Wylewy w Meksyku.
Rekord aerOnautyczny.
Nietakt Oficer6w greckich.

darmych grun6 80 wygrao doychczas skaane
kataStr0a -Ofary Atiahku
kanci zamykaja fabryki Me
JednO dzieckO tOne dwoe gne Od Jadu
Ceredowy pOmnik Me WOno sic
niedzee gOlG Herszt ,Czarnej rek" ma szaoce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-27
sRoDA DINA 27-do PAzDzIERNIKA, 1909 RoKU.

iAA4NA Sh "ANANAAAA AAS -~AAA
Japonii osobiste raclunki, gdyz
ksiaze Ito podczas swych rzqdow
W Korei kazal wiele jemu bliskich
osobistoSci stracic.
Zamordowanie ksiecia Ito musi
bye niezawodnie wynikiem sprzy-
siezenia, czy spisku ma zycie je-
go. Swiadczy O tenn fakt, re ma
dzieh pred przyjazdem ksiecia
uwieziono trzech Korejahczykow
ma dworcu kolejowym, rozglada-
jqcych sic podejrzanie uzbrojo-
nych.
Organa bezpieczehstwa, kt6re
otrzymaly polecenie strzezenia
osoby ksiecia Ito, mialy bardzo
trudne zadanie.
Ma og6lna pro5be Japohczyk6w
zamieszkujacych Charbin, ably
i'm wolno bylo wstepowac na pc
ron kolejowy powitat przyjez-
dzajacego ksiecia - odpowie-
dziano zezwoleniem, co spowodo-
waio, ze ma perop;e zgromadziiy
sic tluny publicznosci, utrudnia-
j2c w ten spos6b dostrzezenie ia
tziejS podejrzanej osoby. Kore-
ahczycy So bardzo podobni do
Japohczyk6w, totez rozpoznanie
ich ma stacyi kolejowej byio
wprost niemozliwe.
Rosyjski minister finans6w Ko-
kowcew oficerowie rosyjscy by
Ii r6wniez w wielkiem niebezpie-
czehstwie, powodu przelatuja-
cych llul w powietrzu.
w chwili samego atentatu Mi
mister Kokowccw stall blizej ksis-
cia niz inni, kt6rzy odnieSli rany,
! gdyby skrytob6jca pare sekund
sp6zml sic ze strzalem, byiby go
polozy} trupem ma miejscu.
Zwloki zamordowanego ksie-
cia zostanq odwiezione do ojczy-
zny. Sarkofag pokryto kwiatami,
kt6re minister Kokowcew oraz
urzednicy rosyjscy i jaPohscy
nadeslali. Rosyjski posel dla Chin
towarzyszy zwlokom az do
Kuangtschingtsu.
Minister Kokowcew przeslai
kondolencyjna depesze ma dwor
japohski.
Charbin, p pazdziernika. -
Ksiaze Ito przybyl do Charbinu,
aby z rosyjskirn ministrem skar-
bu odbyG konferencye W spra-
wach nieznanych szerszym ko-
Iom, ale O lie mona bylo sadzlc,
miano omawiac kwestye adminl-
stracyi Mandzuryi.
Kwestye te mial Ito omowic ia
ko prezydent Tajnej Rady japoh-
skiei. Sprawy omawiane ME mia
ly dotykac Polityki, lecz tylko
natury ekonomiczno-finansowej.
Toxic, 81 pazdziernika, - Ia
panowal tn og6lny zal ! zaloba 2
powodu tragicznego zgonu ksie-
cia Ito, ktory praca swa zdolno-
sciami zdobyl jak syn chiopa pro-
stego najwyzsze godnosci "a
|. szczyty.
Skoro urzqd spraw zagranicz-
nych Qtrzyma} smutna wiadomoSc
rozesla} ia zaraz po wszystkich
ministrach, kt6rzy prawie wszy-
scy przybiegli o blizsze daty.
Pomiedzy pierwszymi, ktorego
zgon ksiecia boleSnie dotkna} jest
Terachi minister wojny.
Smutna wiadomoSc rozeszla sic
Totem blyskawicy po miescie.
MaIzonke ksiecia Powiadomiono
zgonie meza w jej majatku
zietnskim Disc.
Toxic, 27 pazdziernika. - w
miescie przygnebienie. Blizszych
dat skrytob6jczego zamachu pra-
vie brak, tie CO So ME So Pewne.
Oko{o rrzed11 niniSterstWa sDraW
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30

expected to have any opposition flr
the nomination, although the names
.of Jake Cufhctt. OF Wick'imp. Judes
-. G. Park aui Campbell Flouru1y
have been suggested aud discussed
Congressman james made a speak
irg tour over the First district
fcw months ago 10 qnash any opf1s-
ton that. m SHIT arise. II ls said that
90 james Is The nominee without o.
position the primary vii be he'd tho
lart 81 April should any candidate
muster enough force 10 make oppo-
sitlon the primary viii not b. cai,el
before December.
At tho ucxt session OF tho lcgllla-
iurc the Democrats will have a clean
sweep 90 the Fret distr.ci. and th'
meeting tomorrow viii be- IN the ma
turc Of a love feast. a. D. expected
that the fourteen representative ani
four senators from the district Will
be- present, and cQnfercnccs held 10
distribute the pie.
George Wilson. Of Un.on county.
Democratic candidate Tor speaker of
the house. viii arrive tonight 10 a..
tend the meeting tomorrow Harvey
McCutcheon. state pr. on commits
soner. viii arrive tonight from Louis
VILE.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30
Daily Thought.

keep in your heart a shrine to the ideal
and upon this alter let the fire never die"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30

Needless alarm is aroused over the dsap-
pearance of Dr. Cook, heretofore hailed as dis
coverer of the north pole. AS his shadow grows
less, smaller persons begin to suspect him of
fleeing from the exposure TO come, and Others
seek Fleeing prominence by charging him with
being humbug. But it doesn't make any diff
ference, so long as the pole was discovered, who
discovered it, even to those who paid 81 to
hear DIR. Cook lecture Isn't it worth So to
hear the biggest lie of the century fresh from
the lips of its author! Think of it.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30
POLITICIANS
WILL GATHER FROM ALI the
FIRST TOMORROW.
Many VIII Attend First District Dcm
ocratic Committee Meeting
Here.

Politicians from ain over western
Kennedy will meet IN Paducah to-
morrow fof the purpose OF arranging
the time. place and manner OF select
ing a Democratic nominee for con-
gress from The First district Al
least 20 politicians are expected 10
be present. Some arrived this after
noon while the majority Will arrive
tonight and be on time for the
meeting. which will be held at the
Palmer House at 10 o'clock. Henry
r. Lawrence. OF Cadlz. will preside
over the meeting. a secretary Will
be elected.
Congressman Ole NJ. James IL not
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30
MRS. JENNIE DRAKE
WILL he BURIED HERE TOMOR-
ROW AFTERNOON.
Dies at Her Home, s3i Harris street,
After Distressing Illness.

Mrs. Jennie Drake. az years old,
died at her home, SSi Harris street.
yesterday afternoon at 2:15 O'Clock
after an illness Of eryslpelas. She
was born in Alabama and had been
living in this city for several years.
Mrs. Drake was a widow and IL sur
yived by three daughters and one son,
who are: Mrs. Jennie Lynn, Mrs.
Florence Tomlinson. Miss Belle Drake
and Mr.. James Jones. all OF this city +,
She was a member OF the Methodist
church and leaves a wide circle Of
friends here.
The funeral will be held at 2
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at the
residence and burial will be at Oak
Grove cemetery. The Rev. II. W.
Childs. pastor Of the Union Rescue
Mission, will officiate.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30

HI IT'S ONLY a nGADACHE.
Why Cornellson's Headache Liver pills
VIII cure that ~ cents. Guaranteed
by all druggists
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30
Charged with yayrnpcv.

Jim Monroe vas found sleeping in
the waiting room at the Nashville,
Chattanooga & st. Louis railroad sta
ton. Fifth ana Norton streets. at
1880 O'Clock this morning by Patrol
man Wick and taken TO police head
and locked up on a charge
of yagrancy. The case was left open
in police court Monroe Is an old
man.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30
MORE TAX FROM
WHISKY WANTED
AUDITOR JAMES HAS BILL FOR
WHICH HE WILL ASK.
Cents u Gallon l. Amount
lie Wants Imposed for state Pur-
poses, lie Declares.
NEED MONEY FOR SCHOOLS

Frankfort. Ky, Nov. 30.-State
Auditor Frank T. James will recon-
mend to the legislature, and will have
a bill introduced imposing a tax of
20 cents a gallon on whisky for state
purposes. He will have behind him
in this movement several of the state
officials, particularly superintendent
of Public Instruction Crabbe. Basing
the Withdrawals in 1910 on those of
1908, the state would collect in reve-
nue. 100000. and Auditor James
asks, "why not?" He says the fed
.eral government imposes a tax of
.sL1O a gallon on whisky that is
withdrawn, and why should there not
be one-fifth of that amount collected
for state purposes?
In the most recent decision of
Judge 0'Rear. for the court OF APP
.peals. Judge O'Rear said: IL is no
longer a debatable question that the
whisky business Is under the police
power of the state. for II is" and the
appellate court has so decided several
times. The increase of % cents on
the gallon for taxes for state one
would have to be paid by the con
sumer in the long run. and IL Ken
lucky set the example in the collec-
ton of such a tax Auditor James
argues that the other states in which
there are distilleries would follow.
A hardship would be worked on no
one. he says. and the state would get
a good deal of money for taxes that
will be 30 badly needed during the
next few wears. Auditor James IL for
putting practically all Of this money
collected in this way into the schools
of the state. and lifting the state from
the thirty-ninth in the list of statys
and territories in illiteracy. to the
first in education.
Leave Money nj Home.
The federal government collects In
revenue from Kentucky distillers an
nually mlllions of dollars and Auditor
James says there Is 40 reason why
some of this money should not be
left at home. Auditor James. too.
advocates strongly the assessment of
whisky at one-half Of its value, or at
about $40 a barrel, and there are
Others Of the administration who
share with him this opinion.
They are not talking II. though. be-
cause they do not want the liquor
men to get crossed with them. Au-
ditor James said "All other prop
erty must be assessed at its fair value
but whisky IL permitted to be as
sessed at one-fourth Of its value. and
escapes a just proportion OF the taxes
that It should pay"
The board of assessment aud valu-
alton Increased the assessment on
whisky this year to $40 a barrel. and
there has been a kick and protest.
so that Auditor James is in favor of
increasing the assessment TO one-half
of the value OF whisky, and leaving
liz remain.
The money is needed for the
schools, and the appropriations made
by the legislature must be paid. and
Auditor James SAYS II the liquor men
would pay their just proportion of
the taxes theere would be plenty OF
money for all kinds Of institutions.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30

The river at Paducah will rise
slowly and come to. a stand during
the next ~ hours.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30

Woman S triumph has already come. The
woman S suffrage movement has now an auXil-
larry adjunct in the Gentlemen's Aid society of
universal suffrage We presume the members
take their knitting to the meetings.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30
River and Weather.

The gauge at I a. IN. read G.5 feet.
indicating arise of two-tenths OF a
foot yesterday morning. Weather
clear and business brisk.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30

cssman ole NJ. James Il not
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30
Won DoN.r HAVE TO WAIT.

Every dose makes YOU feel bctter. Lax
tos keeps your whole insides right.
Sold on the Money Back plan every
where. Price SEC.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30

Dick Fowler for Cairo.
Cowling for Metropolis.
Nellie for Tennesee.
Ohio for Golconda.
Bette owen for Brookport.
Egan Cor Stuigis. Ky.
Hosmer for Green river.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30

River Forecast.

!
The river at Paducah will rise
slowly and come to a stand during
the next ~ hours.
Today's Arrivals.
George Cowling from Metropolis.
Dick Fowler from Cairo.
Ohio from Golconda.
Bette owen from Brookport.
Nellie from Metropolis.
ollie r. from Dycusburg.
roday's Departures.
Dick Fowler for Cairo.
Cowling for Metropolis.
Nellie for Teunesee.
Ohio for Golconda.
Bette owen for Brookport.
Egan Cor stu gis. Ky.
Hosmer for Green river.
River and Weather.
The gauge at a. IN. read G.5 feet.
indicating arise OF two-tenths OF a
foot yesterday morning. Weather
clear and business brisk.
I'ilothousc Pointers.
From st. LOUIS the steamer Spread
Eagle arrived in port at o'clock last
night with several barges and a
wharfboa. in tow. She went into
winter quarters at the Ducks Nest,
in the Tennessee. with the City OF
Savannah.
After a tow OF coal the towboat
Egan. of the West Kentucky Coal
company, departed this morning for
Sturgis with IL empty barges.
The Nellie came up from Mctropo-
lie with two empties at o'clock this
morning and went TO the Tennessee
after logs
The Getaway III was engaged yes
terday dong log work up. the Tonnes
see. She brought out three RATS for
the Padlcah Veneer and Lumber
company.
Tomorrow morning the towboat
Morgan Will clear port for the Ten
nessee river after tow OF ties for
Metropolis.
The towboat W. T. Hardlson ar
rived out OF the Tennessee river early
last night With a TOW OF ties for
Joppa.
In command Of Capt. Henry Baker
the Hosmer. Of the Aver a. Lord Tie
company's fleet here. departed this
morning for Green river. At Evans
willie Mr.. J. b. Lord, president of the
company. will board her and make
his annual inspection trip Of the ties
to be toWed out OF there this season
The Dick Fowler had a big trip OF
freight and passengers this morning
for Cairo. On her lower deck we're
20 head of mules, owned by Charles
Conant, to be taken to Cash island.
opposite Mound City. H. The team
will be worked on Mr.. Conant's
larger farm.
Ed Doty. chief engineer on the
Dick Fowler. has resigned and I'd
Hart went out to succeed him this
morning.
The Dunbar Is here receiving
freight and departs tomorrow even
ing at O'Clock for Waterloo. Ala.
Charlie" the sand-digger. Is busy
out in m!dstream every day.
The Metropolis packet. Cowling. Is
enjoying good business. al
With the rise here the Ohio Is now
enabled 10 proceed TO Golconda.
which port she had TO abandon for
several weeks owing TO the shallow
water at the sisters bar
Some rivermen are OF the opinion
that a good boating stage in the Ohio
is long way OF and II will be far
into 1910 before there Is good water.
The Chattanooga Is stih waiting
for water in the Tennessee aud will
resume her Paducah and Chattanooga
trade az soon as the river swells.
Charles Kopf returned from Brook
port this morning. where a deal was
closed u supply the government
dredge boat, Virginia. with a big
supply OF West Kentucky coal.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-30

Telephone The Sun office for
samples and prices of all kinds OF
typewriter papers
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-27

hack up the Improvement Com.
rtee in its endeavor to improve the
s6eh and sidewalks. This means
y-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-27
G sn'tBmpty The
Ocean

Andrew Larsen of Sorensen a Larsen
merchant tailors OF Salt Lake City was
80 low with kidney disease that he was
In bed and death was looked for almost
daily. MI.
The treatment was changed. He be-
gan to mend. His partner phoned the
doctor he wan slightly better. The doa-
tor replied. ut makes no difference. II
II rs Impossible for him to recover as II
is 70 empty the ocean"
The progress was 50 slow that the pa
tIent would get discouraged and read our
book for a braccr. He says he thinks he
read II a hundred times. But the day
he finished the third dozen he was bno ok
to business. Wonder what his physician
thinks about emptying the ocean.
Physicians call kidney trouble Neph-
rita This means Inflammation Of the
kidneys.
The old diuretics Kidney medIcine~)
arc kidney excitants. 10 wonder the kid
ney deaths have doubled.
Fplton's RPpl Compound 10 the nrst
SUCCESSFUL Kidney emollient thus 'reduo-
Ing kidney Inflammation and controlling
kidney troubles that have resisted ali
known treatment as In the above Salt
Lake case. Literature mailed free.
JOHN J. FULTON co.
2l2 First Street. San Francisco.
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about and caring less. Each man was
concerned only with his own individ.
ual district, though most OF them took
occasion to talk about the whole bill
The lengthy discussion ended in a few
minor amendments. after which the
committee rose and asked for further
time In which to file its report.
Board VIII obey.
The resolution adopted by the House
directing the Board Of Health forth.
with to appoint a government physi.
clan for tina tpart of Molokai not in.
cluded In the leper settlement, appears
10 have been more effective than any
ether OF the forthwith" resolutions
adopted by the House. A communica.
ton from the Secretary OF the Board
informed the House that the Board
would endeavor to get physician as
soon as possible.
Like introduced a resolution to ap
propriate s25OO for water pipe line
Tor the Lualualei homesteads.
Castro said he had two small reso.
buttons. one to appropriate $l3,500 for
the extension and widening Of Queen
street to the beach road; the other
to appropriate 10000 for the exten.
sion and construction of Prospect
street to encircle Punchbowl hill and
form junction with Punchbowl road.
Territorial Monopoly.
The judiciary Committee reported
on Sheldon's bill to publish 500 copies
OF the United States District Court re,
ports for Hawaii. and to give the Tel.
ritory the exclusive right to rublish
them, passed the buck to the Finance
Committee, stating that this appeared
to be a financial rather than a judicial
matter.
A resolution was Introduced by Ma.
kekau to appropriate $500 to pay
George Kauwe for his land at Hilea
which was taken by the Government,
for road purposes.
The Judiciary Committee recon-
mended the passage Of II. b. IS. intro
duced by Sheldon. relating to the ap
pointment and removal Of district mag
istrates, and Of Furtado's II. II. 90, pro
viding for the redemption of real es
tate sold under foreclosure of mort
gage or execution.
Sheldon introduced bill to amend
the County Act and boost the salar,
Of the Clerk Of the County OF Kaua
to $500, and that Of the deputy sherin