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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hihbs & Co. uen-
beTs q the Chicago Board q Trade. Hibbs Build
ing . Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. March 2-Whear sold lower today. and
the hlL movement. which has been in the ascendant
f1r several Wccks. received a srri7us sr-tu-k Lower
cables. large worlds shipments and favc-ah.e
weather iu the wheat belt formed a Iar-s blcE.
ground oi reasons for selling Bun lelders C01Il
not stem the tide. even with the help of liberal
UuVng ly commission houses Late In the dsy
prices rallied somewhat and the tone q the market
NJ Ha close vras fairly
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Baltimore. March s2-Fcllouing are the rrices f-r
live STOCK reported to-day frcu the Union stock
Yards
CATTLE-Receiuts fcr week ended az noon TO-DAY
were Isis head. against l62 head last week o
carloads Oh sale. Market about steady az last
weeks rrices viz. Steers. good 90 rrlne heavy.
.-5as =: others. sSCaA75; hei.ers 5Z515oo; c1Es.
yasc9. bulls 2.5al =; fresh COWS. % eo155o0 per
head
HOGS-Recei7ts fCr week ended a. noon today
were lglS head. against lf--o head last week
Fsi- s-rrr1v- market active. Westerns. ---51- s
from othe- points. 7Coa7.55; plss. 601s5o. r1CEls
5.Coa65c
SHEEP AND LANfBS-Receipts for week ended
at noon to-day were Lls head. asaiust -.es head
last we,k. Lieht supply Of sheep; fair supply q
lambs. sheep fm; lambs higher. sheep. 15la6o0;
lambs. 5T5aS-5.
CATyFs-Reee.rts for week ended az noon today
wrre 20 head against Al head last week. Fair
supply: market SLOW. Common 20 best aooaSG.
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LRW suits

No. Gi22 The Ta1mas & ToInan Au-onobne
Company Vs. p r. E7sexi clrtioE1r- Dlfc1daut's
attoruev O.. a.. Sliur-
No 5lisa Brown g. Se-~ulb - Antonio Ce-1g-
lr- note s-57-11 Att1Ue~ Arthur Peter
No 5lis3- s-s-Ird D-ufzid vs. Fourteenth Street
savings Bank, damages S5G10 Attorneys. Fulton
BrylaHssi auL 7. H. David
No 5li6 Hcury J. KC1ler rs Edward Il RuIe.
Judgment Municipal Court. N2G. Attorreys. Ban
leEhErs & EranlenLu-s
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New YORK, March 2--NHEAT-Lowcr; dun trade
No Northern Duluth. 70 arrive. L2E. No. 2 r-d
T. O. b.. ia No. . hard New York. T. o. b.
L2: No. l MacarOni lisa. f. O. n No. Mani
tOha l3is
CORN-Weaker: light trade No 2 elevator. 70
arrive 7f3. No. ? Z O. b.. SPOT. TZ1a73. No. . 10
auiye 72i7a73, (. O. b.. No. yellow. f o b
--5a-3
RYE-scarce; strong. No. p T. O. b. no1ninally Sc.
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WASHINGTON STOCK 5IARKET.

Salcs-Rcrular can. p o'clcct noon:
Washington Railway aud Electric 49, 100 at s77s.
Capital Traction 70 at E-.s. 10 al 1871.
Washington Iiailaay and Electric Common, 20 at
syk
After call
Cf '-' Traction 3 AZ I3.
Washington Gas IS az IS.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred 100 AZ
90 100 az 90 100 at 60 . az 90i1. 50 az 90i5
Following are The bid and asked prices on ycster-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
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No &aol james ". Hunter IS Heuristta 2.
Encrch 60 a. partition. Attorney. q. " Drew
No -sioZ II re Van Wycz Weaver nruoir-ue1t
q committee AJtCuey- Crantal Mackey
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DI trict Court.
Equity Suits

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No s5s. In re extension Z a-ey. Boo, e. cr5er
on mandate
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Circuit Court No. 1.

L,ou,hhofm & Co. rs Carter & Clark, and United
States. use u Carter & Clarke. vs. United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Company; order oonsolidat-
iuz cause and set for Monday Nay g. 1903.
No 50sSi Gardner Chesapeake Beach Railway
COMPANY; on trial Attorneys. ". J. Niathcr and
l. y HopewelI- Mckinney & FlanneTy.
No 59575. Reynolds. administrator. vs. Wyman
verdict for PLAINTIFF for So Attorneys. G. G.
Shinn--W. II. White.
Assignments for to-day.
No s43 Buckley vs. Washington 6aslight Com
pauv. Attorneys. Gittings & Chamberlin-R. r.
Perry & Son and McKenney & Fhnnery.
No. 545. McSfullin vS Fowler. administrator. ct
al Attorneys l. l. Gies-W. C. Baiderston
No SO Yoae vs. international Sand. Lime Brick
and Machine Company. Attorneys. H. Z. Davis
McKenney & Flannery.
No. 5s. Wellington IS Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. Attorneys. Lambert & Yeat-
man-G. e. Hamilton.
No s63 HYDE, administrator. rs Southern Rail
way Company Attorneys. H. H. Classic and f.
D. Blackstone Hamilton. Colbert, Nerkes & Ham
nton
No aSM HALEY vs.. Wells Attorney, C. F.
No. Z7s. sleder vs.. De Alley ct al Attorneys.
Wolf & Observation-Disclosures Moriarity Thurston.
No. 80 James vs. Same. Attorneys. same.
No 2si Muiliean vs.. Same Attorneys. SANE
No SO. National Automobile Company IS Rich
ards COMPANY. Attorneys, J. D. suIvan-W. Q.
No. 2S7. Mfler-Kopp Cut stone Company vs.
CosEell Attorneys. Lambert Heatman-L O
Williamson.
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH-
No. 506sl Barnes IS Washington Terminal Com
pcny et al: order granting c. ]. Murphy. attorney
for Hackett. 10 withdraw and rule on said defendant
10 employ new counsel within ten days AttOrneyB
Wilson 4 Barksiale-G. z. Hamilton
No 5Ol56 Davis IS Same; same Attorneys
same.
No. 5Isu. LINN vs. Mitchell Mining Company
Judgment by default Attorneys Dougsass Baker &
Sheriff.
No a41s Fisher ct a. rs. HsfbeIger; Eams At
t0Eneys. Tucker & Kenyon.
In 10 State uf California vs. Harry H Brown (:
order for arrest aud to deliver prisoner 70 States
agent
GasIight Comuanv and No se905. District of Co
lumbia ~ Washington GaSight Company; on trial
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy " 3. Hitos q Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. HiD5s Build
ing. 72 Fhtceoih street northwest
CALI. MONEY-SAIES BY HOURS;
Mnrn.-. y.
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The Safest Investments

Are those ;hat 90 not auetuare during dlsrurbed
c1ndltic1s Of the noney or stock markets. First
deed OF trust notes tlrs- mC-t sagesI ven secured
on real estate in the Distract Of Columbia. COR
stitute --gilt-e5es" ilvestmeutE They % n1c
depeud upon the financial responsibility oi ir6i-
yi5gz,s o. corpoEatious fcr -hei- srabili.y ard
are exempt f-cn taxation as personal property.
We csn surFly s-ch ilVes--elts in amounts
FROM 500 upward send far booklet. Concerning
Icars and Irresfu-gl.s--
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wAsHINCTON CATTLE 1rARKET.

CATTLE-E1tra. per eEt. SsOaS8O: butcher. Goaa
40. common, 20oa3.0l
HOGs-Per cat. gross. 675aT.o0. ordiuary. NJ
cEt 8ooag5o-
IsANfBS-Choice. lalZ: mCdigm. 10
eHEEP-Prime. s-50a500. cmmcn. 55a10d
CALVES-Prims. per ID. g. medium. sass;
Uass l.
ss0oss0oo: Old ard dry. IQ0slaa
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Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

No GsE6' Thornton vs.. O'Connor et al; Suhsd-
tute trustees appointed. Attorneys, J. s Easily
Smith-D. W. O'Dologhue and J. u. sullivan.
No ETE. Taylor vs.. Wilkinson q al rsferencs
10 auditor Attorneys. ". l. Pollard and NJ y
Richardson.
No. 950s. Krogman IS. Moebs; certified to Equity
Court No l. Attorneys. J. r Fague and ". W
Milar-C. T. Digs.
No 80 Walsh Walsh e al: counsel fee
granted and motion for alimony pendents lite over
ruled Attorneys. NJ J. Colbert and A L. New
mver-G. f. HnTel
q assinrrnnnr
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Criminal Court No. .
lrsrICE ANnERsnN


No. 3153 Cohen vs. FOX. motion Tor rev trial
filed. AttmnCs NJ j. C0lbert-P. H. Marshall.
No tsSe. Myers vs. Chew. Attorneys, r. A.
Jon-s-P. r. Hunrd
No fa5l5 Ts.lU rs. Freeman: motion for new
trial fled. A,torneys p. T. Gies-J. A. Burkart
Assignments Tor TODAY;
N0 H Myers vs. Chew r. Attorueys, Z A
Jones ard g. g. Shinn-P. =. Huliard.
No g. Nalh vs. Scfr0t Bros. Attorneys, Robin
son Whtc-H. u. Holisnder.
No. g. Hayes vs.. Daneaa0ve-. Attorneys. l. Il.
Oavd-G. W. DIow
10 iT. strong IS. Andrus. Attorneys. J. Fl.
Alraars-L. a. Bailey.
No TO- Charles Sinols Sens Company IS NCale
Attorneys T. Fugitt-J- p. Archer
NJ lll Calf & o.. Vs. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
nad Company. Attorneys. Garter q Br90kc-G. r.
uamitnr
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CrI1.innI Lonrt 10. 1.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD
United States IS. Frcderick A. Hyde and Joast H.
Schneider; violating section 5sio. K. S. J. s.. time
% submit and settle bill " exceptions extended.
Attorneys A. s. Wcrthington and X G.. Donaldson
United States vs. Thomss d. Hayes; violating
section 533 r. s. C. s.; plea not guilty. Eollo
TTos entered ss 70 sixteenth count q indictment.
ln'ted States Vs. Raymond Harrison. grand lar
ceuTf plea not guilty
United States vs.. Bernard fSI,sFphy; fat on for
trlrUT' aWc-icd.
As e1fWtu-s for t0-daV-
United States william NJ Dalton
Ilitod States vs. George Washington.
LnItel St.Ies " GrelnhefrE Holard.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

baltimore. March 22-FoTowing are the sales and
quotations on the most arrivs securities listed on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

New York. March 22.-There were a
number Of occurrences since the suspen-
sion OF stock exchange business last sat
urday, some Of them Of considerable Inn
portance, calculated TO put a better face
on to-day's stock market.
In the first place, sentiment i'm Eng
land and on the continent regarding the
difficulties between Austria and Servia.
which has for long time past been Of
a pessimistic nature. became over sunday
decidedly optimistic. As a result there
was a brisk advance to-day upon the
leading foreign markets. and a buying
Of stocks here upon cabled orders from
Europe 70 an amount estimated as be-
tween 5000 and $1,000 shares. The buy
Ing. too. was 70 all appearances Of gen
uine sort.
Encouragement was also given 20 the
London market by the large remittances
or gold now pointed 20 that center from
our own country Furthermore. the set
tlement Of the great strike OF telegraph
and postal employees In France announced
to-day WAS not without effect as a reas-
suring influence
The stock market to-day was Iegiti-
mateIy strong The London buying
served. II may be. as the specific cause
Of the markets activity IN the early
hours The volume OF dealings heavily
fell off later. but IL attracted general at
tention that the quiet provoked absolutely
no liquidation.
Rising Movement On.
In the last hour the pace OF business
again quickened. and a broad and steady
rising movement embracing an the promi-
nent railway and industrial shares oc-
CURED Closing prices were at the high
est range Of the day and at large net ad-
vances. Engagements Of gold made for
export to London during the day footed
up S27000oo. making a total OF over Sl3.-
0teOo) since March g. and Of over 81. COO 900
sent since the beginning Of the year.
The rise In the stock market to-day was
undoubtedly assisted and stimulated by
the fact that the Supreme Court Of the
United States adjourned this afternoon
for two weeks recess without handing
down its decision in the commodities
clause case. For some little time, there
fore, this bugaboo cannot be again
dragged out by spectators for the de-
cline.
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ADVANCE IN MARKET
Brisk Buying Due to Better
Sentiment in Europe.
CLOSING PRICES THE HIGHEST

Settlement of French Strike and
Adjusting of Differences Between
Ing Orders from Acknowledgements
Courts Adjournment Favorable.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
CURB MARRET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
menbers New York Stock Exchange, Hib6s Building
i5 Fifteenth street northwest
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

sales. S2-Z5 .oo0. against slap O0O Satrrll
a week ago. and S2.6-2.O0o a year ago
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
STOCKS Stronger;
MARKET. BRIGHTER
Buying Orders Returning
And Higher Figures
Are Ruling

Stocks began to take. on an oldtime
form in the market this morning. Ev
identity the buyers are coming back az.
ter waiting two weeks to learn That
there was no good reason why they
should ever have left.
Pioneer made sharp recovery under
Wuying orders and finally closed at 1874
and fraction. Oahu is selling read
lily at 32. and Waialua Is again head,
ing toward us. OnoInea, Olaa and
Eva all sold higher figures than
have ruled In the last two weeks.
Indications at present are for more
general activity at higher prices fnI
the whole list throughout the week
One Of the interesting features vii
be The influence that the brewer.Irwir
consolidation viii have on the market
Paauhau Is about the only stock IL
which dealing Is general that is In
VOWED In tho deal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25

arraigned for their plea
Moses Hamaunu entered plea OF
guilty and was given three years
hard labor at oahu Prison Uyeda
Kuwa3ah pleaded guilty to a charge
Of assault and battery with wca-
pom obviously and iminently danger
Gus to life, and was given SEN
'ence Of six months while Mazda
who entered similar plea will have
10 enjoy the hospitality Of High
Sheriff Henry for period OF nine
months. sosao pleaded not guilty and
mis- trial will come OF next Monday.
Forte who was represented By Judge
Kcpoikai confessed guilt and wIs
sentenced TO one years service IN
oahu Prison Kama kalalani. a
cowboy from MauNwao. was rerru-
scented by Judge EepoiEai. 4 mo-
lion TO quauh being denied. the de.
PENDANT then pleaded guilty Of IN
cost. and was given seven years In
oahu Prison.
The trial jury will meet next
Monday morning October %, for ths
trial OF criminal and civil jufy
cases.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
WILL NOT GIVE
change OF VENUE
Territory : Loses Or
Motion Before
Robinson

Cficuit Judge Robinson this morn
ing denied the motion made by Dep
uty Attorney General LUrrin Andrews,
asking for change of venue in the
case of the Wailuku Sugar Company
against Marston Campbell as Super
intendent of Public Works Of the Ter
ritory.
Andrews raised the point that as
the questions involved were the water
rights In The lao valley near Wailuku
and which affected large number OF
citizens, the case should be tried there
where all the necessary witnesses
could be brought in attendance on
court without the hardship. In some
cases, of bringing them to Honolulu 10
give the necessary testimony.
In the course of his decision Judge
Robinson says that "in my opinion, III
the absence of statutory authority, .
circuit judge sitting in equity pos
sesses no power to grant a motion foi
change OF Venue based uron any
ground or to transfer the trial, or fol
Gny other purpose. any cause properly
brought and rightfully pending befor,
him to Judge OF any other circuit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
SCOTT SUIT IN
SUPREME court
,Ex.HOlualoa Principal Tells
Troubles On
Stand

The $500 damage suit brought by
Mrs. Ncttie l.. Scott, formerly prin-
cipal of the Holualoa school. Kona, FOR
alleged violation OF contract. was on
trial before the Territorial Supreme
Court this morning. The merits Of
the case were gone into rather thor.
oughly aud some light shed ON the
methods of appointment that have
been practiced by the Department of
Public Instruction
NJ. +. Scott, who is prosecuting his
wife's suit against the Territory, en-
dcavored to show that an oral contract
was entered into between the members
Of the Commission of Public lnstruc-
ton by which she was regularly as.
signed to the Wincipalship of the llo'
lualoa School for the ensuing term.
Miss Daisy Smith Of the Department
Of Public Instruction was called as a
witness and identified some of the rec.
ords incident to the annual appoint
ment of teachers.
| Mrs. Scott took the stand and ent
fered into q lengthy recital of the ci''
cumstances surrounding her dismissal
from the Holualoa school. She stated
that che was regularly and officially
notified of her appointment and that
then and without reason she was
called before the Board and Informed
that she was dismissed from the place
to which she had been reassigned.
Deputy Attorney General Lorrin An
drews. who is representing the Terri
tory in the case. showed that Mrs
Scott was also informed that she was
not to construe the revocation Of hel
assignment to the Holualoa schools a'
a dismissal from the department an
was asked TO name some school T.
some other locality the prlncipalshil
of which she would accent.
\ BY way Of explanation Mrs. Scot
stated that there was nothing defnit
about the offer an1 that she did NO
feel that 1t required definite or IN,
mediate answer in view Of the fnc
that II might jcnpardize any rights sh
might have relative to the Holuaio
assignment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
MAUI COURT
RUSHES BUSINESS
KingSbury Makes Jurors
Stick To Their
Calling
Special to the Bulletin. }

WAlLUNu, Maui, October 22.--
The October term Of the Second Jul
dicial Circuit Court OF the Territory
Of Hawaii was convened at the Wal
iuku Court House last Wednesday
morning, Hon. S. u. Kingsbury,
Judge Of the said Court presiding.
Hon. ID. II. Case. County Attorney,
represented the Territory as well as
the County in criminal matters.
Among the attorneys present were:
a. n. KepOikai, J. \. Magoon, 4. G..
Correa. J l., Coke, J. NJ. WAS, j..
w. Kalua and others. After the
charge of the court was read and
the grand jury sworn, the latter re-
paired to their room for the cOnsid-
GRAFTON and preparation of indict.
criminal law of the Territory. Mr..
Chas. Makekau of I.ahaiua asked to
be excused on account of his being
u county official, viz: an inspector
of fish for Lahaina, but the Judge
saw no reason why he should be
excused from jury duty on that score.
Mr.. Novel; also asked to be per-
mitted to go to Honolulu to bring
his wife home. lie was also de-
MED the pleasure of trip to the
Metropolis. Mr.. Aalberg of Lahaina
was chosen foreman of the grand
jury, which on Thursday afternoon
presented It's final brief report, be.
sides tlpnking the court and Off
GERS for courtesies extended. It con-
tanned the following true bills:
Territory of Hawaii vs.. Moses Ka-
maunu for carnal Intercourse with
| a female child under II years:
Territory Of Hawaii VS.. Manue
Forte. burglary LIST degree;
Territory of Hawaii VS.. MAZDA
also against uyeda Kurasaki, and
Juan HOsao, all charged with as
sault and battery with dangerous
weapons:
Territory of Hawaii vs.. Kaina Ka
! lalani. incest.
The grand jurors We're as follows
A. Aalberg (foreman), Jose Am
brose, l.. l.. Dinert, +. sylvia. Chas
Makekau, Ant. Freitas, Jr.. Sam Alo
Thos. CLARK. Jos Borba, Moses Wal
! w1,iole, G.. X. Richardson, c. Knock
stedt. Jno. G. Chalmers. NJ. A. Fer
reira, W.. s. Nicoll, Mn. Searby. l.
| n. Bennett Keahi, X. n. Corbaley
V. A. Vetlesen and A. NJ. Novel;.
On Friday the defendants wer
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
MAUI MILITIAMEN
GET GATTLING GUN.
Special to the Bulletin.

WAILURu. Maui. October %. ~
Company 49, LIST Infantry OF the
First Regiment of the National
Guard OF Hawaii commanded by
Captain W. r. Bal, Of Wailuku. has
been augmented by the receipt
week ago from the Adiutant GEN
erals Office, Honolulu, OF a Colts
Automatic gun generally known as
n gatling gun. II Is by far the
most formidable field gun thus FAR
provided for Maui defenses. and in
accordance with International code
of ethics. visiting foreign powers.
viii have to respect II. The gun
came from the T.. $. Arsenal and has
therefore passed the required tcst.
Commander Bal will march HIS
command to lao Valley Sunday MORN
ing To try the gun. The cost to
this county is $3.50. 1t is hoped that
mpny more will be enroute soon and
under its protective wings Maui citl-
zens VIII rest easy. Several years
ago, when the sons OF Nippon got
into their heads to defy the authorl-
Ties OF Lahaina. Captain Sam John
son brought his command from Ho-
nolulu. Colts automatic was
brought at the same time at tho
sight of which the defiant Japs be-
came very gentle. There was M
chance then TO test either the velo.
city or penetration OF the gun.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
TRANSPORT LOGAN
WILL BE CROWDED

According to q cable received at the
Office of the depot Guartermaster from
Nagasaki. the United States army
transport Logan. which sailed from
The japanese port on October q for
San Francisco via Honolulu, will be
crowded. The vessel is bringing the
Eighteenth Infantry, headquarters
band and enlisted men who have com.
rleted their two years tour of duty in
the Philippines. The Logan is due to
arrive here on November and her nc.
commodations for first. class passen.
gers entitled to Transportation will be
exceedingly limited,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
SECOND CLASS yeni

A SECOND CLASS yeoman. who
has just finished four years In the
navy, has saved slioO Of his pay. His
pay was ssS per month and In -four
years he was paid s210i. He has
therefore spent s7CI, m average q
sl76 years. or about SIS per month
lie has had some change to spend but
has evidently not been much of q
sport unless he had some other
sources of income
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25

Attorney Z. C. Peters. representa- /,
Jacob Coerper, who brings charges cr
sdultery asainst C. .Bolte. has serve l
notice upon the prosecuting attorney I,
of'ice that the charge has been
dropped. II is tolievcd that compro-
mise satisfactory to both parties has
boon effected
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25

THE MATSON Navigation steamer
Lurline is reported will sail from San
Francisco for Honolulu ON November
End. This vessel will sail from here
for return trip to the coast on No
vember 16.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered for Record Oct. 20, 1909,
from 1o.3U a. m. to ~ Noon.

TioHeoT DIG q Loan Assn Oh fiaW
to VIM II keulakai and VT -. Rel
Pioneer Bldg 4 Loan Assn Of Haw
to VIM II Kealakai and WI -. Rel
w II Kealakai and VT to Pang Chew. NJ
Kauwe tk) to James Armstrong ID
Manuia Kekai to Pioneer Mill Co
LEU ''''''''' 80 '''''' ''''''''. u
John Walker and VT to William T
RaposO ................... u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Not COal IAn0.

Not COal IAnd.
Department Of the Interior. u. 3
Land once At Lakovicw. Oregon
August l6, 1909.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that John
u. Coiburn Of Olene. Oregon. who. on
December 6. 1907. made Homestead
Application 1910. Serial 0l509. fol-
sEh n NWN. EN- Of SWk. NWk
OF sen. Section II. Township 81
South. Range 10 East. Willamette
meridian. has nled notice OF inten'
tion TO make Final Communication
Proof. to establish claim to the lane
above described. before G. r. DcLap
County Clerk. ut klamath Falls. Ore
gon. on the s0th day Of October
1909.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
John Slade Of Olene. Oregon.
Herbert Upton Of Olene. Oregon
Lee wrishtmeyer Of Olene. Ore
gon.
A. T. Wilson Of Oiene. Oregon.
ARTHUR w. ORTON.
s-ls $50 Register.
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NOTICE or FILING or Plat
United States Land once. I.akeviow.
Oregon, August 8. 1909,

United States Land once. I.akeviow.
Oregon. August 8, 1909.
NOTICE In hereby given that town.
ship plats surveyed under Contract
No. 1872, for Sections Z. Is. ~. 10
and 81. Township 81 South, Range 7
East. Willamette meridian; Sections
! to 80, inclusive. Township 81
South. Range 2s East. Willamette
meridian; Sections ! 10 80. inclusive.
Township - South. Range 28 East.
Willamette meridian, and supple.
mental plat Of segregation survey Of
Sections 4, 0. 10. 21. 28 and 80.
Township 81 South. Range IN Fart.
Willamette meridian. will be AicS In
this ofilcc on September 18th, 1909.
On and after said date all Of ssid
lands will be subject to selections.
entry or Ming on. II said iante are
not otherwise reserved or appro.
ARTHUR W. oRTON
Register.
FRED p. CRoNEMILLER.
Receiver.