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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-01-20
I'll fAIltCIMItNTO DTI
litRMANO ffRNTS.

DE nuevo ha vuelto 4 quedar
vacante el puesto de presidente
y director del Colegio de San Mi.
guel de Santa F6. despues de ha.
Der estado ocnpado POGO mas de
dos anospor eli Hermano Hermes
Joseph, quien prob6 ser m dig.
no successor del lamentable Her.
mano Botulph, que tautos ser.
vicios presto y tantas memorials
delo. La muerte del Hermano
Hermes acaeci6 ell Martes. dia IL
de Euero Y provino de una en-
termedad cr6nica de que padecia
hacia mucho tempo, Y la cual Sc
agravo de repente trayendo en-
breye tempo su finaci0n. A la
saz6n contaba apenas 54 amos
de edad; era originario de Irlan-
da y hacia 36 amos que pertene
Ella a la Orden de los Hermanos
de las Escuelas Cristianas, pres
tando durante tan largo perio.
do grandes servicios 4 la causa
de la educaei0n y de la religion.
Gan6 renombre merecido por su
instruction Y saber Y por sus do.
tes como preceptor Y maestro,
teniehdo q su cargo varios insti.
tutos en- diferentes loealidades
de este pals y lie Inglaterra.
Vino 4 Nuevo Mexico en- JUNO
de 1907 y desde ese tempo ha
residido en- Santa F6 desempe-
nando el cargo de presidente Y
director del Colegio de San Mi
gnel, en- euya poslclon manifesto
nnevamente las cualidades que
tanto exito lie habian procurado
EN- otros puestos de igual genero,
segnn 10 demuestran el estado
de prosperidad de que disfruta el
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-01-20

Colegio Y los grandes progresses
que hizo durante su breve in.
cumbencia. El Hermano Her.
mes, por su vasta instruction v
su amabilidad Y prudencia Sc
grange6 el respeto Y estimation
de la facultad y alumnos del Co.
legio quienes han sentido su per.
dlda profundamente.
Tres dias despues de su muerte
Sc verified el funeral Y entierro
del Hermano Heimes, celebran-
dose las exequias f1nebres en- la
catedral de Santa F6, q las que
asisti0 una enorme coneurreneia
de personals, entire las Que Sc in
cluian los hermanos y alumnos
del Culegio de San Miguel Y mu.
chas personals prominentes v no.
tables de Santa E6. La misa de
requiem fue eelehrada por ei Rev.
Antonio Fourcheg6, y tan luego
como hubo terminado, el corte.
10 funerario Sc encamin0 para el
cementerio de Mira. Sra. del Ro.
sario donde los restos del finado
fueron sepultados.
La muerte del HIermano Her
NEE Joseph ha sido muy sentida
~ deplorada por las muehas per.
sonas que conoeian Ia nobleza de
su caracrer, sus muchas virtudes
Y su indole afable Y bondadoso.
Fu6 un verdadero misionero de
la religion y de la educaci6n cris-
tiana y desde sn tierna juvent1d
renunci0 q los bienes y amhiuio.
mes terrestres para dedicarse &
la tarea dc hacer el bien sin re-
muneraci6n Y sin APPLAUSE y con
81 solo objeto de seryir 4 Dios Y
de hacerse merecedor de Ia gloria
eterna. II. /. Il.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-01-20
Ell ACta de HabiIitaCi0n PaSj
La Camara UnaninGmente.
Sin Duda PaSara eI SGnadO.

s. Tn despaeho de Washughto del Lines pasado auunca 4
q 10 siguiLe La camara esa tarde pas0 por voto s.
q viva e proyecto otorgand0 estado separadO IS
q Nuevo Mexico Arizona e que u6 fraguado por e Re IS
y presentane Hamilton de Michigan bao la direrc6u del IS
= Presdente Taft FL proyeco prov6e que tenga por IS
. cada teroro convention constitutional pa IS
y rguar constitution la run spra rahcada por 81
election tenda para ese fin, despues de 10 cua los
u territories serdn admtdos estados de la Union. IS
n FL proyecto ahora ira al Senado Entreanto que el -
~ Prisidene TAFT tuvo enrevsta los Senadues s.
y Beverdge Nelson sobe e proyecto de estado seguida IS
p por anuncaDipno que Senador Beverdge anterior. IS
n enemgo ac6rrmo del estado para los terrific IS
q rios nroduer proyecto ell senado ha causado IS
d favoecedoes del estado que pasa del pro IS
q veto eSu session absoutamente certo De todos IS
modos los fvoecedores de estado sienten enos de "
y regocjo sobre la provision de 6xito #
81 ~
Y s t n Is v Is rs s rs ~ rs S
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-01-20
I'll CUtRPO DE IGuALAMIfNTO.

El cuerpO de lgualanliento que
e4tuvo en- session la semanH pasa
da, ha aplastadO sin ceremonial
las pretensiones de los procura.
dores de distrito Que promulga-
ron solemHemente ell decr6to de
que Sc debia exigir 4 los contri.
huyentes para fines de tasaci6n
un avalGo pleno del valor de 81
propiedad sin rebaia da ninguna
especie. Como esta no es cosa
que Sc acOstumbra hacer en- MIN
guna parte de los Estados Uni
dos, nj a6n en- el mundo entero.
el cuerpo de igualamiento consi-
der0 que la propuesta de los pro.
curadOres era un despr0p0sitO Y
una cosa que no Sc podia lleVar
4 cabo sin notable injustiria Y
perjuicio para muchos de los que
pagan impuestos. Por 10 consi-
guiente, no hizo caso alguno de
las recomendaciones de los pro-
curadores y hasta lego al grado
de afrmar que eran impropias y
NAL dirigidas y que no debia
ddrseIes ateuci0n. De este mis-
mo parecer y opinion es el Pro.
curador General del Territorio
quien Sc apresura 4 declarar en-
carta dirigida al cnerpo de igud.
lamiento que no se debe aumeu.
tar el aval1o de las Was de fer
rocarriles porque elias pagan lo
suHciente Y a1n 10 mas que
pueden baio las circunstancias
| Y agrega en- terminos no muy
precisos pero que Sc deian com.
prender, que los ferroearriles me
recen consideration especial por.
que son puntuales en- Ell pago dc
50 tasaci6n.
III intiligente caballero Dor
Pablo L. Armiio, de Los Alamos
nos hizo una agradable vista e
Sabebo pasado.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-01-20
DDcDO oONDADO
NUfyO CIRCUITO JUDICIAL.


Nuevo Mexico pide al Congress
que erie un nuevo distrito judi
cial, siendo 81 octave para el te.
rritorio, y no hay para que ne.
CARLO. FL crecimiento del terri
t0rio ha reSultadoen el aumento
de litigios, los cuales toman todo
ell tempo de- que pueden dispouer
las cortes, sin dejarles tempo 4
los jueces que presiden para Que
eSeriban sus opiniones V para
atender 4 sus otros deberes como
iueces de la corte suprema. Los
liiigioS federales en- los negoclos
del poniente han tamhien aumen,
tado 4 tai eXtento que as de
gran necesidad uu nnevo cir6il q
judicial. FL Represeutante Tayl.
or de Colorado ha introducido
un proyecto en- el Congreso para
ese fin v debe pasar.
La intenci6n del acta es diyidir
el presente Octave distrito, en- el
cual esta situado Colorado, ha.
ciendo un nuevo distrito com
puesto de los estados de Utah,
Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska,
kanses Y oklahoma. Nuevo
Mexico serd adjunto al propues.
to distrito cuandoquiera que sea
admitido como estado. FL pre-.
sente distrito iucIuye una area
de 1,029,712 millas cuadradas,
con una population de 10000
de almas.
Ahora Sc tienen las sesiones de
la corte de circ1ito de apelaciones
en- st. Louis, St. Paul, Cheyenne
y Denver. Los litigios que Sc lie
vantan en- la parte poniente de
esta corte de circGito no pueden
ser atendidos en- Denver sin eau.
sar gran demora. Para acelerar
causas y hacer argumentCs yer.
bales ssobreellas, elabogado escon
frecuencia llamado 4 st. Louis &
st. Paul, 10 cual es una carga de
gastos d los litigantes, y una
pGrdida de tempo al abogado.
La impression de Taylor es, que
esta propuesta division encon
trara el sincere endosamiento de
la barra por todo ell circ1ito de
los doce estados que Sc procura
dividir. Sc entiende que tai di.
vision encuentra la aprobaci6n
del Juez Brewer, bajo euya auto
ridad estd asignado el Octave
circ6ito.
La creaci0n del nuevo circ1ito
vinculara gastos adicionalts de
poca consecuencia, siendo que va
existen enel circdito presentecua
tro iueees de circ1ito, dos de los
cuales residen Ell el propuesto
nuego circ0ito, y los otros doe
en- el vieio Octave, segdn el con.
tenido del proyecto. Dice Tayl.
or que no spran necesarios q la
presente adiciouales iueces de cir.
QUITO.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-01-20

Ianlento ohraran 4 su antoio
como 10 han estado hacienda si.
empire y como 10 hardn hasta
la consumaci0n de los siglos. *
porqu6? Porque tieuen eI poder
y los medios para defenderse Y
para entorpecer retardar la ac.
ci6n de las leyes y podrdn aIegar
que nj en- juicio nj fuera de 81 Sc
prestan nj consienten Ell pagar
cinco 8 seis por cieuto sobre to
do 10 que tienen.
Ahora bien, "a Quien Sc diriie
la accion de los procnradores de
distrito y sobre quienes tendra
su principal efecto? Els clAro que
a los peqnenos propietarios GU.
yos bienes estan a Ia vista de to.
do el mundoy no pteden disimu-
larse nj ocultarse .TaI vez no
sea esa su mira y ta.an que esta-
bleciendo reglas de amillarami-
ento mas rigidas Z interpretan.
DO la ley al pie de la letra van 4
pescar a los peces grandes, pero
Sc equivocan, porque estos tie.
men siempre manera de zafaree
lie la red. Tampoco es creibIe
que los bancos ehoy paganso
bre un avalnamiento de 40 por
clento de sus capitales principa.
les pueden ser obligados d pagar
por enter0 sobre todo su capital,
pues pertencen al gremio de
aquellus que plensan que hacen
gran favor en- pagan 10 que pa
gan De modo que Ell case de
eJecutarse las ordenps de los pro.
curadores de distrito, spg6n pro.
mulgadas en- las res0luciones que
adoptaron, ell rigor de la ley re.
caelia exclusivamente sobre los
que "tienen POGO y estos seIiau
los veiados y los molestados en-
los esfuerzos que Sc hicieran pa.
ra exp imirles todo el iugo Y pa
ra hacerles vomitar hasta el Ill.
timo centavo que pudiesen ad.
quirir.
Comprendemos la solicitud en-
pro de que entire mucho dinero
en- las tesOrerias, pero tambien
.comprendemos que este no sig-
niicard que rebaia en- la prorata
de los impuestos, porque es cosa
bien sabida y probada por la ex.
ppripncia que nuestras legislatu.
ras tienen y han tenido por cos.
tumhre IT. de alo en- ano aumen.
tando y multiplicando los gas.
tos sin reparar en- las conspcuen-
cias para sus constituyentes.
Apropian sumas iumensas de di-
nero, muy fuera del alcance de
los recursos del teritorio, deere.
tan legislaci0n respecto & ami.
/ llaramientos y pago de tasacio.
mes EN- que amont0nan penas SO.
bre penas para los que delinQuie.
rem Y Ell resumidas cuentas los
que meior pueden pagar tales
impuestos sin gravamen Y sin
Que les haga faIta son los que sc
llbran pagando cualquier baga.
tela. Asi es que decimos que Ia
question de amiIlaramientos, ta.
snciones y gastos pdblicos ha
venilo 4 parar 4 un estado dc
crisis agudo que no tiene mas re.
medic nj compostnra que Ia de
echar abajo 4 10 lnenos una MI
| tad de los gastOs que SO estan
hacienda. Solamente de este mo.
do podrd haher rebala en la pro.
rata de los impuestos, pues NADIA
sc SAGA con cargar brisca sobre
los pequenos contribuyentes,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-01-20
LA QUESTION Dt AMIlLARAMltN.
TOS PARA TASACI0NES.

Las recientes resoluciones a
doptadaspor los procuradores de
distrito recomendando que los
asesores Y comisionados de con.
dado vean que los avallos de
propiedad sean hechos conforme
con ell valor real de tai prople.
dad y que no permitan que slga
la practica que ha prevalecido
hasta ahora de avaluar toda ella.
se de propiedad en- cast un tercio
de su verdadprO valor, traerlan
q cabo on case de ser eiecutados
al pie de la letra un estado de CO.
has algo duro para muchos cons
tituyentes. Decimos "muchos
y no todos porque POGO mas 0
m6nos Sc puede percibir quienes
serian los que fu6sen afectados
p0r esta acci0n. Spguramente
uue no 10 serian los h0mbres Y
corporaciones acHudaladas que
tienen mil maneras de retraer
gran parte de sus haberes fuera
del alcance de la tasaci0n Y que
eh realidad tienen siempre la in.
fiuencia para ser tratadOs con
"consideraci0n." Por mas ful
minantes que sean las amnnes-
taciones de los procuradures de
dIstrito nunca lograran que los
vast IS comercios y los ganados
numprOsos sean CoustrpnldOs a
reportar aval6os que lleguen nj
8 una mitad de los valores que
lIeguen nj una mitad de los va
lOres que representan. Mucho
menos 10 conseguirfan con las
grandes cOrporaCiones, en- parti.
cular las ferroviarias, que han
demostrado que tlenen el poder
de avaluar sus propiedades Ell 10
que les place Y de Greer en- adj
ci6n que estdn hacienda uu gran
favor con pagan tasaci0n sohre
cerca de una d6cima parte de su
verdadero valor.
5quien duda que los ferrocarri-
les de Nuevo Mexico valen arri-
ba de cien millones de pesos?
| Nadie, que tenga un mediano CO.
nOcimiento de los valores de esa
clase de propiedadps, Y sin en-
barge, tomundo al pie de la lie.
ira las recomendaciones de los
procnradores de distrito tendria
que ser multiplicado el avalora.
miento de siete millones sobre
que ahora pagan tasacion, y re-
sultaria en- resumidas cuentas
que los ferrocarriles Y sus aboga-
dos y sus agentes harlan resis-
tencia q tai proceder y FL asunto
vendrla & pararen Quepagasen 10
que les diere la CANA. lgual cosa
sucede con las grandes mercedes
de terreno 4ue son propiedad dc
corporaciones 8 de PARTICULARS
Y que ahrazan centenares de mi.
llares de acres. Ninguua paga
nj araz6n de SO centavos de ava.
| lOramientO sObre cada acre, a1I
cuando gran proportion del ter.
reno que poseen puede vaIer ar
riha de cinco 8 dipz pesos ell acre
ICree alguno que bajo la reco
mendacidn y regla que ahOra i'm
lponen sobre asesores Y comisio
nados los procuradorps de distri
to va 4 haber anmento y alza er
sus aval1os? De ninguna name
ra. Segnirdn leportando SUI
propiedades como las reportar
ahora y d despecho do asesores
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-01-20

III intiligente caballero Don
Pablo L. Armijo, de Los Alamos,
nos hizo una agradable vista ell
Sabebo pasado.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-23

II leave home tonight-nowv'
"You are not going to climb Mount
McKinley?"
II am going because can live here
10 longer You are driving me out. l
have got to go to boarding house."
II didn't know that had driven
you, but If you feel that you must go
! hope you'll get comfortable place
Don't take back room. II you do
the cats will be sure to bother you.
Come around aud see mo when you
have time. My office hours will be
all day and all evening. Please ex-
cuse me now, as have the rest of the
dishes ID finish. Be sure to get front
room"
With that she tripped downstairs.
and for long minute Mr.. Bowser
stood like man Of stone. He'd been
thrown down, and thrown hard. He
had met the enemy and he was hers.
He had blurred and been called, and
now to save his face he must 60. He
looked around the room and took a
long farewell and then strode down
the hall and banged the door after
him. AS II banged he heard Mrs. Bow
ser singing The Good Old Summer
Time" -
Turned Away From Boarding Houses.
Mr.. Bowser felt all the feelings Of
man who had turned himself outdoors.
He walked down to the corner and
then down to where be. had seen sign
OF rooms and board. He was i've min
utes making up his mind, aud then he
rang the bell, A hatchet faced woman
came to the door. While he was an
nouncing his mission she was sizing
him up, and when he had finished she
replied:
You must have the best Of refer
ences. SIR"
But my name is Bowser."
That's nothing TO me. ! knew a
murderer named Bowser once"
Woman, don't tatk"-
But she shut the door on his toes
and saved the rest Of his speech. He
tried again one block below. A young
man with lisp came to the door for
his mamma. Mr. Bowser asked II he
could get front room and board. and
the reply was:
I'VE had manth here who looked
Just llketh you. and be stole the tow
els"
But what's that got to do With meT
why, YOU riIght steal the sheetsv
Mr., Bowser invited him 70 come out
and have his head punched, but he re-
FUSED and shut the door aud locked T.
The next house appeared 70 be run by
an old maid AZ Ieayt pns game 70 tls
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And then she was burning more cOal
than she ought. and he had no doubt
that she lighted NIL the gas burners
during the day TO bankrupt him as
soon as possible.
There were lots and lots Of things to
think of. and he was SO busy about
them that he was carried three blocks
past his own street OF course he had
row with the conductor about it, but
Mrs. Bowser was primarily 10 blame
and must be held responsible.
And he got home TO lind the gate
standing wide open. Yes. sir, all the
sheep, hogs and cows in town could
walk right into the yard and nbble
at the stone dog he had for ornament.
They might even bite its tail OF.
And right on the top step was n hair
pima hairpin that must have cost Il
quarter of n cent. II wasn't the cost
30 much as the principle of the thing
III Mrs. Bowser would throw halrpns
outdoors, why not potatoes, milk aud
butter?
Aud. lastly. there was the rug. When
he left home IN the morning that rug
was lying as straight as ii bee line.
Eow it was all twisted around and
hunched up to boot. IL Mrs. BOwser
was that careless of rug, what could
she be in money matters? Why, she
must waste thousands of dollars a
year.
A Crouch With the Dinner.
Mr.. Bowser opened the door. There
was no Mrs. Bowser to greet him.
There was no cat. Ana right there
on the hall tree, on tb peg where he
always hung his hat. was Il dusting
rag II Mrs Bowser would hang a
dusting rag on his peg would she hest.
tate 10 murder him as he slept?
oh, things were all wrong-dead
wrong and something had got TO hap.
pen He heard her down in the din
ing room, and he went down He
clumped on each step TO give her no.
tice that he was determined man
She was bringing things TO the dinner
table and halted long enough to say:
'"fbt cook had 10 go 10 a funeral this
afternoon. and that left me The dinner
10 get. Sit right down"
Mr.. Bowser sat. Here was another
grievance. There was funeral. Who
bad brlught about that funeral? Why
wasn't he ieephoned 10 that there
was a funeral: Was he Mr.. Samuel
Bowser or mere cipher In this world?
Mrs. BOwScr sat down after mo-
ment and hoped he would like the din
ner and That she had taken particular
pains with the steak. but hr did not
answer. She gossped lliii-, but he
continued alum. She asked f-r ne~S
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-23

door, and as soon as the request was
made she answered.:
DO you kick about your mealsp
"Why, ! expect good living"
Are You married man?"
81 expect ] am"
Then I'm afraid you'd make love to
me. They always do, you know"
I'm not making love to anybody"
"Then You are a bad. bad man, and
I'd rather not take you. You see,
girl
Mr.. Bowser walked down the steps
and straight to his own door. He took
of his overcoat and hat and walked
through to the sitting room. and as
Mrs. Bowser looked up from her book
he said
II was going to club. but changed
my mind. Let's set that old phopo.
graph going and have some musicp'
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BowsEIs ROWS WITH THE cospUcroR.
ed the head of the stairs when Mrs.
Bowser began clearing Off the table
and singing. Yes, sir, singing. and he
might be contemplating suicide for
all she knew.
Dawn Of the Crisis.
A crisis must come. Things could
not go on this way. He put on hat
and overcoat and then called TO her.
She came up with wiping towel In
hand and smile on her face and
was about TO say she'd be through In
ten minutes when he cut in with
Mrs. Bowser. you must have seen
that something ails me"
mo, hadn't" she replied. "Is your
rheumatism bothering you aguinT
You must have feeling that a
crisis Is at hand"
about Joe Common"
About us. Woman. can stand
this no longer.'
'Why, what IL ifr'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-23
April 23 In American History.

1sl3-stephen Arnold Douglas, states.
man. Democratic contemporary OF
AbMham Lincoln, born; died 1861
1s52-Generai Solomon Van Rensse.
iaer. noted soldier. died; horn l774.
ls60--The famous national Democratic
convention met In Charleston. The
convention divided on the issue Of
slavery, and two Democratic tick.
cts were ultimately made. giving
the election to Lincoln. n
lo05-Joseph Jefferson, veteran actor,
died: born 1920. et "
1900 Former United States Senator
william NJ. Stewart OF Nevada
died In Washington; born 1921.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-23
nR, BOWSER QUITS,
Everything Wrong at Home, He
Seeks Peace Elsewhere.
HIS WIFE CALLS HIS BLUFF,
She Sings Merrily as He Departs
Turned From Boarding Houses-old
Maids Fear Of Possibiities-Return
For Phonosraph Music.
BY NJ. QUAD.

BY NJ. QUAD.
copyright. 1910. By Associated Literary
Press,I
vi was after Mr.. Bowser boarded
n street car TO come home the
other evening that he got to
thinking, He had come away In
the morning with n frayed collar on.
Mrs. Bowser was TO blame.
One OF his suspeuders had given
way during the day. If Mrs. Bowser
was the right Kind Of wife could such
a thing happen?
He had put on a sock with hole in
the heel. and il had hunched up and
annoyed him all day. Some one was
90 blame. and who but Mrs. Bowser?
He had found a grease spot on the
sleeve OF his coat He hadn't put It
there. Some one must have got up In
the night to do 1t. and who had the
opportunity but Mrs. Bowser?
In slipping around on the sidewalk
be had discovered that the heel of one
shce was run down. He couldn't ex-
actly say that Mrs. Bowser had been
sliding in his shoes, but wasn't 1t her
duty as n wife TO take notice OF such
things and tell him to stop at the cob
bler's?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-23
EueInrei.

While occupying the pastorate OF q
western church in IS early career DIR.
George ii. lfrntoL aud deacon whose
character had always been above re-
proach until . ccran prayer meeting
which followed n sermon during which
the elder had sonndiy slunbered.
"WiD Brother jones kindly lead r.
was nlked by The pastor ut the begin.
ning or the prat ~ service.
waking with start at lhe mention
or his pume. lh- dearon almost brose
up the seryhe by replying: Il led last
time. It's your lurn. What are
trumpsT- Philadelphia Record.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-23

about Dir, Cook, but he simply glared
at her. --s.aa--
Here was another grievance. She
must see by his look and attitude that
be was put out about something
something that might be positively
dreadful-and yet she hadn't asked
him to explain. No; she didn't care
cent. She would have treated bar.
barian the same way.
BY and by he showed back from the
table and started upstairs. He en-
lccted to be called back, but no call
rame. Indeed, he had scarcely reach.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-23
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

From noon today to noon tomorrow. !,
Sun sets 6:4a, rises 5;04; moon sets
b;25 q. M; 300 ., M: Halley's comet
rises; 8,l4 q. M, eastern time, full
moon IN constellation Virgo; 9O6 D. a..
eastern time, moon at apogee, faStheet
from earth; distant 252,bo0 miles. v
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-04
MEMS CLOTHING

MEMS CLOTHING on credit. a. M -,
week. Suit given at once. F. Lew
Quitting Co, Sachs Building. s5s1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-04
Inquiry About Maryland.

VALLEJO, April LIT was learned
at Mare Island today that Rear-Ad-
miral Giles HARDER. III command OF the
Pacific squadron fleet, and who is no"
here on his flagship, the California, had
caused a board of inquiry to convene
on the cruiser Maryland, which is at
the quay wall receiving repairs, for the
purpose Of determining the cause Of the
boiler tube explosion which occurred
aboard the Maryland on the afternoon
Of April ID near Monterey resulting in
the death oil William ANDERSON, coal
pa~ser, and the scalding Of two water
tenders.
The investigation is proceeding with
the utmost secrecy and none but the
officers interested and the enlisted men
are permitted 10 attend the sessions.
They have all been sworn not to III
vuIge Il word Of what trauspires at the
hearing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-04
ROOM AND BOARD

The HAU TREE-on the beach Al
"alklkl-frst-class apartments and
board. 2l99 Kalia road, end of Lew,
ers road sax