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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13
SUPERVISORS
and HEAVEN
The Mayor Declared That They
Were Children, But Logan In.
sisted That Such Would Enter
the Kingdom Of Heaven,

There was blast OF scriptural ban.
diage at last nights session OF the
Board OF Supervisors. Mayor Fern
and Supervisor Logan participating in
the smart passage oil biblical bon.
II all happened when Clerk Kalauo.
kalani read communication from the
Mayor nominating John X. Kauwalu
for the position Of janitor Of waialua
school. -,
Logan arose and moved that the ,ap.
pltcatton be referred TO the County At
torney In order to determine whether
the appointment Of janitors devolved
upon His Honor or upon the County
Engineer.
Mayor Fern Immediately sat up and
took notice.
"You are bunch Of little children"
warmly declared ne Mayor. You mean
to say that all the appointments that
l as Mayor have made are out Of
order.
Logan mildly remarked I'VE may be
little children but nevertheless we are
the people who are slated to occupy
the Kingdom Of Heaven"
Aylett endorsed the contention of
Logan that some OF the appointments
made by Mayor Fern were not Just &C.
cording to Hoyle. The Mayor prompt.
ly declared Aylett as out OF order and
he subsidized before the sudden wrath
of the head Of the county board.
The tempest was followed by per.
iod Of sunshine. The Mayor has been
requested by the Governors Office to
furnish copies Of all city and county
ordinances which In any way pertain
to buildings and sanitation. The mem.
bers OF the Board believed that the
clerk OF the body had enough to do
without this extra work and suggested
that clippings from the daily press be
forwarded In place Of typewriter
ones.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13
Mich Football Talk
And Good Pratiee

There was a fine football practice
out at the league grounds yesterday
afternoon, and some sixteen players
turned out to work. Signal practice
was worked out, and the team Is
quickly getting on TO itself In that
line Of business.
The town team Is coming along in
fine shape, and the men are getting
into splendid form for their game
against the. High School bunch.
Dwight is In excellent condition,
and will show up well on Saturday;
Bell also Is coming along well, and
Campbell. who has been acting as
captain, is doing remarkably good
work.
The High-Town game will start at
4 o'clock on aSturday afternoon, and
by that time a big crowd OF football
fans should be at the league grounds
to watch the opening game Of the
season.
The Marines are practicing hard
every day and their team will be one
Of the strongest in the competition.
The Fifth Cavalry boys have been
invited to send In team, and there
Is no doubt that they will do SO.
Then the goth infantry from Fort
Shafter are also to the fore. wheth-
er II be In baseball. boxing or any
other stunt. They may be depend
ed upon to put strong lot OF play
ers on the gridiron when II comes
to a show down.
Football is In the air everywhere.
and at al: the schools things are
looking up In that line. At Puma
hou, Mackenzie, the former even
time runner Of Kamehameha school.
will make things interesting for the
boys he ploys against. and he will be
a great help to his side.
The first game between Punahou
and the College OF Hawaii will take
place on Oct. 80. and II should be a
good. snappy exhibition OF football.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13
Peds Still AT
Outs About Race

Nothing has been settled with ref.
erenee to the alleged race that IL
supposed to come OF some time In
the future. Everything is In the
air, and none IL the managers ap-
pear to know what is to be done in
the matter.
Jackson thinks the Athletic Park
offer fair one and announces his
readiness to race anyone any dis
lance from Ave miles to fifteen. He.
quite rightly. says he has no desire
to run another Marathon race just
now; he has shown three times that
he Is the best Dan In the Territory
over the 26 mills distance, and. un-
tif some new Tuhner appears on the
scene. there Is DO use of the cham
pion running against men who can
not finish the distance.
The Japanese papers seem to be
satisfied that 1sukamoto has no
chance over thu Marathon distance.
and they all vSy sensibly advocate
a ten or fifteen miles race. Such an
event would draw big crowd, and
the japanese would have a run for
their money, as there Is no denying
that the Hilo man has wonderful
pace over ten miles.
But, even sdpposing that Tsuka-
motto does not enter the race, a fine
event could be brought of between
Jackson, Kaoo. Corderio, Charlie and
Connie Hayes. The latter Is dan
dy runner over any distance from
Ave miles to the Marathon, and n
he would get into form should be
able to make most OF the runners sit
up and take notice.
Dial Fahy. who ran so well In the
previous Marathons, Is anxious to
get into the game. and II would in
crease the interest a lot II these men
were invited to compete.
Although things do not look very
bright as regards n race at present.
1t may turn out that the event will
come on as soon as Tsukamoto's
trainers are sure that he has quite
recovered from the gruelling he got
In the last Marathon. ..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13
cox DECLARES FOR
fewer Meetings
Supervisor Insists That the County
Solons Are Putting in Too
Much Time = Logan Proposes
Plan for Lessening Clerks Work

unless the number OF meetings of
the Board of Supervisors each month
are reduced ! will be compelled To
tender my resignation as member of
this body" was the declaration made
at last nights session of the county
solons by member Cox.
The Supervisor was of Inc opipion
that the board meetings were coming
IL. .u.1k and fast for q member who
resides out of the city. He insisted
that In order TO attend the sessions he
was obliged to remain away from home
too frequently.
COxs sentiments were more or less
seconded by several other supervisors
but no one save the Waialua legislator
signined the slightest intention of sep
arating himself from the county pay
roll. The contention was raised that
the board was meeting at. the rate OF
between eight and ten times a month.
Logan came forward with plan
whereby the work OF Clerk Kalauoka.
lani could be simpliHed and consider
ably reduced. He also believed that
by injecting a little system into the
Supervisors proceedings the number
OF meetings each month might be les.
sened.
Logan offered a motion to reduce
The number Of meetings and submit
the matter to a select committee of
three. The plan to consider a new
end improved form for perpetuafing
the minutes of the Su ,e:visors meet
inss viii also como u, before this
body. The general sentiment / ex-
pressed by all members Of the Board
was to the effect that the work of the
Clerk should be materially reduced.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13

Charles p. Coslett OF Los Angeles
after having q years use, Of his
Franklin motor-car still has In all
four tires the air with which they
were originally filled. They are Dia-
monds and have never been pune
tured. although they have been used
for distanc eof lS70 miles. The
car Is a IS horsepower touring-car.
= = =
Earl Moore has won nine straight
games for the Phillies. Moore 10 the
best "comebacker" Of the year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13
Australians Are
On Way Home
By Y. L. STEVENSON.

After all. the American tour o.
the Australian cricketers who have
been playing in England is not Il
come of. The Antipodeans have
finished their tour of Great Britain
and have already started for home
some of the men went direct to Aus.
tralia, whilst others are taking II
easy and returning via Singapore
TO their native land.
The team was wonderfully sue
cessful in England. and II managed
to beat the. pick Of the old country
In the test matches. In the county
games the men from Kangaroo land
did not do as well as some previous
elevens have done.
Bardsley and Ransford, two young
left handlers who were making their
first trip as representatives OF Aus
tralia, did remarkably well, and the
former topped the batting averages
with 47.OS. Ransford was second In
the averages with the fine figures OF
1888.
Victor Trumper, the world-re-
nowned batsman, who is making his
sixth trip to England. was fourth In
the batting averages-33.37, and NJ.
A. Noble, the captain of the team,
ranked sixth with $3.50.
Bardsley made no less than seven
centuries during the tour; on two
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13
Pittsburg And
Detroit Even

Pittsburg and Detroit are putting
up great battle for the worlds
championship, and, at present. the
two teams have won two games each.
The defeat OF the Pittsburg nine
came as surprise to most people
yesterday, and the local followers OF
the mainland games could hardly be-
lieve that the Detroits had white
washed the Pitts.
Pittsburg must have played rot
ten game, as the number of errors
would indicate very loose fielding.
However, different tale will prob
ably be told In today's game, and
should Detroit finally win out In the
championship lot OF the wise brig.
ade will not have car fare home.
wards,
The fans are certainly getting a
treat, and the new grandstand and
bleachers are reported to be crowded
at every game. Fifty thousand seats
are filled every day, and the scene
must be marvellous one when the
bunch gets excited and worked up
to roofing stunt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13
POlSOnS

T\HERE are very few farmers, nurserymen.
horticutursts etc., nowadays who don't appre.
L ciate the necessity Of spraying. 1t has been
proved that spraying improves both the yield and
the quality. But spraying involves time, labor and
expense. which wasted if the posons used are not
effective. There are two posons which you can RELY
on absolutely They carefully and skifully made
Of the purest raw materials-S-W. Paris Green and
S-W. Arsenate of Lead
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13

. BULLETIN Ans Paw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13
s-H. ARSEXAIE or LEAD

CtHERwIN.wILLIAMs A,.en.,e Of
Lead Is made by . new process which
renders II the most effective and eco.
nomical insecticide on the market. Il 10
manufactured from Q finely divided hoeeu.
lent base and e prepared In softer form than
any other. IL conforms TO Ooveramsnt
toteep It always In condition easily worked
UP Tor use. we do not press out all the mois-
ture as do most other makers. We market
u In this form. and to conform 10 the Govern.
ment specifications which demand sos dry
asenate Of lead. we ship sss pounds for every
100 pounds inyoieed. Our lead In this form
that put up In the stiff paste form In which Il
10 usually sold. Our free Booklet Bee, con.
Write for Il.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13

inter-lslsIS sud o. r. Z L. shipping
books for sale It the Bullets
once. &C each. .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13
Local and Coast
Auto Doings

One OF the local concerns making
big preparations for the auto show
to be held In the basement OF the
Emporium during Portola week Is
the White Company. says the Exami-
ner. c. A. Hawkins. western sales
manager Of this company, announced
yesterday that a large shipment Of
exhibition cars would leave the
Cleveland factory next week. coming
to this city as special express
train. '--'.-'-, ----'-.--'.-
The exhibition Of White cars will
include complete line Of both gas
oline and steam engines and will be
one Of the FIRST shows at which both
cars have been entered. In fact. the
gasoline White will receive practi-
cally Its introduction at this show.
as a complete line will have space.
According to reports received by the
local manager, all Of the agents for
this car on the coast will attend the
show. An agent In Idaho has writ
ten that a delegation Of motoryts
from that place will visit this city
during that week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13
Kaui Baseball
Games AT Lihue

At Lihue on Sunday last there
were two games OF baseball. and in
the first, between the Niumalu and
Yamato mines. no less than % runs
were scored by the two teams.
Every man on the Yamato nine
scored, and that Is something Of a
record; two players, Minatoya and
Dol made no less than three runs
each, and three other players crossed
the home plate twice during the
game; the rest OF the bunch OF run
getters made one each. The total
was 16 and their opponents only
piled up s.
The second game was between the
Lihue and Niumalu teams, and re-
suited In win for the former nine
by score Of ~ to Z. Helms and
Namba made home runs during the
game, and the roofing was a thing
OF Joy when the pair came romping
over the plate In their respective
innings.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13

Joe Barr is of the opinion that
Young Sluth is the best boy OF his
weight In these parts. and is ready
to back up the statement with the
long stuff.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13
" u u

Some day Martin Sheridan will
be like the man who built an auto
mobile which eventually became his
master. The champion discus throw
err does not mind giving advice to his
opponents, and gradually some OF
them are getting closer to his mark
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-13
q 4 =

Does swimming lead to matri-
mony? It is Just learned that Miss
Hurst and Miss Gallup, who COM
peted In the race to Coney Island
last year, were married month lat
err on the same day.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-18
sanbbrtt fam ntdt aebeilt tperben

saubbrit Fam ntdbt aebeilt tuerben
onr1 IofnIe Npplisurtonen, neil lie ben
franfen Sell be5 Sbres ni1t erreiden
f0unen. @s giebt nnr einen @eg, Die
$aubbeit an ftrieren, unb Der lift bnr1
fouftttntioneIe 3eilmittel. Saubbeit miro
6ur9 einen e~nt5Inbeten 3nitanb Der
i9leimigen 0nsfleibung Der guita9ii6en
20bre berurfa6t. @enn bieie NDhre
jih ent5inbet. babt SIR einen rumpeIn.
ben Son ober unbolfommenes @ebDr;
nno ipenn ie gang geidlofen lit, erfolsf
Snlbbeit. uno fpern Die g~nt5inoung
niht eeboben unb bieie 9f6bre tpieoer in
i6ren geborigen 3n1tanb berfebt perben
lam, tpirb bas @eb6r fir INNER 8erit0rt
fperben; rern Sdle inter 5ebn iin6 our6
&ntarrb berurfa6t, neI9er ni6ts als
elm ent5iinbeter 3uftanb Der f9leimigeu
Sberfld9e 1T.
@ir poHen einblnoert 9ouars fiir iez
ben, bur6 4atarr5 berurfabten San bon
Snubbett geben, ben mir niGt bur6 in>
nebnen bon nSn9's &ntnrr6.& ur" 6eiIen
ionnen. 2aBt Gu6 umfonit 3irfulare
fon1n1en.
s. s. Gbenep & g., gplebp, ..
8erfnlft bon allen &pothefern, Toe.
3au's EamiIiensgiqen iinD Die BETTER.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-18

reooftioneGe 9isfuiiionen iiber lold,e
bormloie @egenitdnoe, mie Sic
"Srenoen oes 5riibIines", 6ie u3pi-
sc Der 5reunoidaft", uoas @liid Ell
mes t1genbafte1 2ebens", uno Gbli<
llbe 9tnge in einein Stil nnter=
belt, Der gelegentli6 etnen fleinelt
4nlo1f ms S6pungbafte noblrt.
Dor alien 9ingen aber tets bon q11oit=
lider Morolit4t mar.
Gam begam i6 englti6e Nopel=
len 81 lelen, oeren erite, tpenn ih
MIDI redt erinnere, Ser y8ifar bon
Wafefielo~ NOR. 9anod fonte.t
8olter Scott, 0idens uro Gbada-
rop. Na6 ibnen Mocoulops Siltori=
ide Gliaps, Damn = es mar oomols
meme abiidt, mild fir sic &edts=
lanfbobn bor5ubereiten 8lof-
tones nGommentare", oeren florerl
fnoppen n1b ~froftpollen Stil id felt
Dem ME oufgebort babe, fiir eiil
mabrboft groBes Muiter 5u bolten.
Sbofeipeore's 9ramert, oeren enor=
1rer @orteri6ob mebr S6mierigfei-
ten als olle oie itbrieen bietet, fo-
men 5ulebt. 4ber BET Dem 2eien
Don oIleln oerfubr ib nit Ser gleidea
erobten @emiiienboftigfeit Sd &C.
l%tottete mir nie, au1 MIR oas oe=
ringfiigigite @ort, beIielt gebeltltse
mir nidt pollitonoig flor uor, 5l
uberi6logelt. Selhit bei Dem leiie-
item 3peifel peridumte id es ME,
nlein @orterbud 51 befragen!
@leif5eitig betrieb ib cine olloere
ltebnng, bon 0eren ausge5eidnetcr
8irfrng ib mid ie6r bolo iiber3elt=
gen iollte. Sd NOR bereits friiber
nit ben aSSunius" =9riefen ourb cine
oenti6e neberiebune befannt gelpor-
ben, uno ielbft in ibr bon ser Bril-.
lang oieier 9lrt politiider 0isfuliion
bodli6it gefeiielt morben. Sobolo
t6 mild IN Ser &eltntnis Ser neuelt
Sprade e~eniieeno forteei6rittell
fiiblte, beiorgte id mir cine engIii6e
uSunius" -Iusgobe ul1o iiberiebte
idriftlid cine oniebnli6e an3obl Der
9riefe aus Dem Original ms 9eut-
i6e. 9orn nobm i6 meine lleber@
iesung uno iibertrug iie ms eng
liide 5urii6 unb perglid) es nit
Dem englif6en Original. IS NOR
Dos cine iebr miibIame Mrbeit, aber
id io0te ben Rltbe11, Inn midi 10
alls5uoriiden, ubolo auf ser gor5ell
2inie ipiiren". SIN @erein nit mei-
ner 2eftiire gab es mir bas, mas i)
bas @efiibl Der il1neren 2ogtf mo
5ugleid oes auBern @efIges Ser
Sprade nennen mofte. IIs id
oann englii6 81 i6reiben anfing
9riefe ooer moere idon mebr
Inipriide mafenoe So6en = Ioa-
te es mir iebr bolo beim no6trGgli-
den lteberleien oes @ei6riebenen pal
iieren, baB id bel getpiiien Nus=
oriiden uno @enoungen in plobli9em
| 3meifel iiber lire grommatifalilde
Gihtigfeit itlbte. Sd periu6te 3D.
nad moere Musoriide uno @enonn-
gen 51 i%ubitituieren, aber fait inn
mer lonte i6 oann BET ipateren 3u=
roteaieben elmer moBeebenoen gutori-
tot tinoen bob oos, mas i6, mel
nem Sn1tinft folgeno, 8uerit nieoer=
seidrieben bette, fait INNER better
NOR als oos ipatere on feline SteQe
@elebte. Sn meniger als feds 300
naten nadoem i6 oas @nelii6e in
oieier 8eiie 81 ihtbieren b~egonnen
bate, mar ib melt genug boraage=
i6ritten, UNI cine &onperiotion, Die
@feinen gar gu, melt altsgreifenoen
@orrat bon @orten beanlprufte, nit
neutrality-suspicious. 2eidtigfeit gu fiib-
rem, uno einen a~nitonoigen 8rief al
ihreiben."
9afhhs3f FINN nf6f nphefff tnprNeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-18
@ie garl sdnrs Gnsliid lernte.

l1eber Die @rt uno @eiie, pie Carl
Shur5 Die eneIiihe Sprabe lern-
te, ibreibt er in ieinen Memoiren
nDie erite @ufeobe, Die ib mir nod
meiner 2anoung in 4merifa itelte,
mar Die, IN moglidit fur5er 3eii
@nglild 5u lernen! Sd bin in ip1.
teren Sabren lebr oft in Die Gage ge-
fommen, Ole bon @r3iebern, 2ebrerl,
unb anoern Berionen an mid gefted.
te 5rage nod Der Wetbooe 3n be.
antporten nit oeren9iilfe id mir oas
ermorben, mas id an &enntnis oie.
Ter Sprade uno Sertigfeit IN i6rem
@ebrauh BETTE. Sd babe ME eine
englii6e @rammatif gebrmidtl Sd
CLAUDE gar nibt einmal, baB ih ie
cine in meiner gibliotbef eebabt ba-
be. SD begomn iofort gu leien =
auerit meme tdglife 3eitrng, Die,
oa ib meinen eriten @obnort IN
Hbilobelpbia genommen botte, Der
PHILADELPHIA 2eoger" mar. &egel.
maBie arbeitete id) mid ieoen 9oo
our6 Die 2eitortifel, ben 9epeiben.
uno &orreiponoen5enteil oes 8lat-
tes, Die fIeinen Staotneuigfeiten 10
ipgar, iomeit meile 3eit es erlou.
ben molte, ourd feline @n5eigenipal-
ten. Ser philadelphia 2eoger"
Der ieitoem elm meitperbreitetes, Dor
nebm gebaltenes unb einfluBreidles
Organ Der offentli6en Meinung ge-
lporoen lit. mar gu iener 3eit Elm
fleines, oiirftia georudtes, politild)
mebr ODER ipeniger farbIoies 8latt,
melhes feline 2efer nit @orliebe burdJ
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-18

9lus 6reelano in Benniplpa.
ilien melbet man: SIN bieligen Soipi-
tai, lit fiir5li6 Ser 60 Sabre olte
@enoeG 2anberbad, elm ebemoliger
preubiider Sffi5ier, Meiferitiden err
legen, Die ct Dor odt Sogen BEL eli,
mem moroeriifen l1eberfaa erlitt
Ser 8eritorbene NOR elmer Der 5l1-
rer Der So5ialilten IN bieiiger Sc
geno ltno erfreute iid oagemeilter
@htung. 2ebte ISOLDE bielt er bel ci-
ner G~eriommlling in South Sober
ton cine &eoe, nit ipel6er Die rooi.
faliten ieiner BorteigenoIien uidt
einperitanoen paren. Gin 8o9me,
namens Coleman, griff i'm ipegell
leiner geuBeruneeu beftig an uno
berlieB boi6 nod ibm ons 2ofal.
Cine Stirnoe ip6ter muroe Der @reis,
burd 5ablrei6e Glide auf Sen Son
perDunoet. bepuBtlos ouf Ser 2anb.
itraBe aufee1eien. Seiten Inercifer
ipoute er, ais er i'm &%ranfenbauie
mieoer 5itr 8eiinnung tonl, nid)t
nen1elt. Coleman lit peri6munoclt.
&oiep &pon elm 8iebmeioan-
better BON Sort 2oromie in 8po.
ming, bat iette 5rau uno Eodter
eri6oiien, mdbrenb oieielben in IL
mem &eItourant beim Wfittagbroo
IoBen. 8rau &pan bro6te lette $50
DIE lire Sodter noh Cheyenne uno
leitete einen S6eionn9spro8eB 9egen
ibren @atten eill. 9apon lieB ii6 rit-
big perboften ltrtb erfldrte Der 8oli-
sci gegeniiber, ouB err lid Dor ocm
@olgen ni6t fiirdte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-18

Or. g. 5. Serbman, Ofeupat6.
Nue &ronfbetten erfolgrei6 be6an.
belt. sos Siio-8reia Str. altes
Sci. 1884.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-18
Der mnbeimlide SuSesalana

Seigte iih in Dem geroteten @eli1i
uno Dem &Orper oes fIeinen Sohnes
bon s. 90. &oams in Senrietta, go.
Seine furdtbaren Mnfane BON gc5e:
mo, flint Sabre lang, ipotteten aGer
Seilmittel. Die beiten @er5te erfldr-
ten, nidts fonnen i'm mebr retten.
g@ber". i6reibt feline Mutter, nfie.
Der, 5laiden electric 8itters baden
i'm ~boaitdnoig gebeiIt." @egen Mns.
idlag, eczema, Sal5-SluB, Nnnben,
ale 8lut-G ronfbeiten uno Hberma.
tismus lit electric 9itters oas Bette
Seilmittel. Sur Soc. @arantiert bon
a1en Mpothefern.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-09
THE SIDEWALK
CONTRACT LET
EAST PENSACOLA HEIGHTS TO
HAVE MODERN WALKS CON-
STRUGGLED BY WHIpDoN CON-
STRUCTIoN co.

The WniddOn Construction Com
pany has received the contract Cor
the concrete walks to be laid in East
Pensacola Heights. The work viii be
started at once, as the contract calls
for their completion by July 31st-
The walks are to begin at the county
bridge and follow specified streets to
Magnolia Bluff park.
The work of putting the streets in
condition is going on rapidly.
Mr. Heckle. the engineer in charge
of the construction of the street car
line from 10Th avenue TO Magnolia
Bluff, states that the cars Will be in
operation by the 18th of July, provid-
ing no DELAYS are experienced.
The bridge across Bayou TeXaT IS
nearing completion, and when this is
finished the greatest part of the un-
deFtaking is done.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-09
WILL MOVE 4
ST. CAR SWITCH
THE ONE AT CORNER OF PALA-
FOX AND GREGORY is TO BE
PLACED FURTHER WEST so AS
NOT TO BLOCK CROSSING.

Superintendent Warren of the Pen
sacola Electric Company has inform
ed DR.. Louis DEM. Blocker, memLer
of the board of public works, that
the switch on the electric street rail-
way on the crossing at the west side
of the corner Of Gregory and Palafox
streets will be moved about twenty
feet west on Gregory street when
that street is paved.
Considerable complaint has been
made by persons concerning the
switch as it is at present located on
account of cars blocking the cross
ing at this point when it is necessary
10 throw the switch to allow cars to
enter the Palafox street line.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-09
TERSELY TOLD.

c. B. Campbell of Freeport. was
in the city yesterday on short
business visit.
w. A Finlay of Pollard, was
among the registered guests at the
Escambia yesterday.
E. NJ. Lovelace. a prominent citi-
zen Of Brewton. was in the city yes
terday on a business visit.
J.. D. Bailey of. FloraIa. was in
the city yesterday on a short bust
ness visit and registered at the Mer-
chants.
S. J. Albino has accepted the posi-
tion of night clerk at the Merchants
hotel and has entered upon his duties
at that place.
George Berlin. he spit bah twfrIer
of the Temple BETHEL team of the
Church League. had the misfortune.
while at practice yesterday of throw