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HOPES ron Reciprocity.
s~hsnsne ENprsssasus On spseeh From the
Thrsue 60 Canaasan pnFflamens.

! OTTAWA. Nov. 1.-THE third seasiou of
he Eleventh PAriian,snt OF Canada was
opened this afternoon by Earl Grey. the
Governor General Earl Grey read the
speech from the throne In English and In
French and then the House OF Commons
| reasssuibled in ito chamber and adjourned
to Monday
The speech from the throne referred
! TO the great growth Of prosperity in
Canada, the AcuuisiI ion Of the Niobe and
Rainbow FOR the new navy. he decision
OF the Hague tribunal in the fisheries
! case, the progress OF the const rae, ion OF
the National Transc Continental Railway.
the proisosa ii construct ion OF the Hudson
Bay Railway. which it Was said would he
pushed forward. and the const ruction OF
the ne~ Qusbec Bridge. tenders for which.
u was said. had been received from four
firms In conclusion the speech referred
To The reciprocity question a. follows:
The deslrability Of more equitable
iarin arrangements between the United
States and canada has long been felt on
this side Of the border The commercial
policy OF tho Republic has not h:therto
favored imports from Canada. We have
bought largely from the United States.
, 'ut 'hrN haNr bou&uN HhCm ft89 from u9
IN return. II 10 gratifying to find that a
more liberal policy IL now favored by the
neighboring country and that he Govern
ment al Washingtc On expresses a desire %
establish better trade relai ions with the
Dominion.
Following h~ neg t lat ions which took
place some mont hs ago between the Pres
Ident OF the United States and my Govern
ment. the results Of which were communi-
Gated 10 Parliament at the time a further
conference bet ween represent at ives OF
he two count ries has BEEN held az Ottawa.
While no conclusions have been reached
and no formal proposals made the free
discussion Of the subject that has taken
place encourages my Government hope
thai At an early day without any sacrifice
OF Canada's interests an arrangement
may be made which will Admit many OF
the products OF the Dominica into the
Unite States on satisfactory terms.
That the Conservative party intends TO
steal Sir Wilfr,d Tauriers thunder was
made evident Just before Parliament ad-
journed when 4. = Meighen, ConServativ"
member for Portage Ia Prairie. introduo ~
he following resolution and gave notice
that he would call IL up for discussion
next Monday:
Tina, in the opinion OF this House q
subst ant ial rrductiontin the import dutiee
on agricultural implements 10 now due
the agriculturists Of Canada and in just
accord with the true principles Of pro-
tecrive tariT
With the impending visit OF 500 bag
Western farmers to Ottawa on December
Ia il looks a. IL bot h parties would compete
in real attempt 20 meet the views OF the
wesserners.
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TWO .MaNSL tI'GHTERS.
Indicted Ter Murder These Men Are ~
lowed to Plead tn Less.

George Gallagher and Martin Brennan
who murdered William Lennon. a bar
tender. in a saloon at Eleventh avenue
and Forty fifth street on the morning 81
August IS last, pleaded guilty to man
slaughter in the first degree before Judge
Foster in General Sessions yesterday.
They will he sentenced next week. Lennon
had shot Gala CHER earlier in the summer
and Gala CHER shot him through the peep
hole IN the side door OF the saloon.
John Johnson. 81 years old. indicted
for the murder 81 Patrick Donohue at II
South street September 10 last was per
mitted before Justice Blanchard in the
Criminal Branch % the Supreme Court
yesterday TO plead to manslaughter and
was sentenced TO serve not less than one
year and six months nor more than three
years and eight months Johnson said
that Donohue and several other men
tried tn force him TO buy thorn drinks
and that he fired his pistol to scare them.
johnson WAS a night Waterman.
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HUNTER SHOT AID KILLED.
The t.un Carried b, q CsmpsnisH IL Ae.
rsdentnil, Discharges.

ITHACA. Nov. II George Terwillig ger
n local mail Garner. was instantly killed
while hunting this afternoon by the dis
charge Of a gun carried by one Of his
com panions. Charles Brooks. Tsrwillige.
was en- Toying his first vacation In a mum
Ser OF years by hunting trip. In com
pany With Brooks and Charles Graham
he had travsrned tho land about East
Ithaca and Forest Home. not FAR from
this city.
After lunch the party started up Fall
{ reek About a quarter OF a mile from
Forest Home they were walking up the
crae't bed when without warning Brooks
gun ~ ddsnly eIPlo d"d ana the dtschs ge
I'D aed IN TsrwiIlig-r's stomach. A ply
sician was hastily summoned. bat whom
he arrived he declared that Terwilliger
had died instantly.
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CHOLERA Ar QIEBEC.
Russian Bound for wisconsin Found ssck
on incoming Liner.


QrEBEC. Nov. IA supposed case oil
cholera on board caused the steamship
Royal George TO h. held up here At the
immigration sheds. The patient 10 a
Russian named Seide. 20 years OF age
said to have come from an infected dis.
trict and bound for Oronto. Wis.
Several people had landed from IN.
steamer before the suspect was held.
He walked ashore. but was AZ once held
ip wher he came under the notice OF DR.
Bailey OF the United States immigration
department who pronoun ced his symp-
toms TO he those OF cholera. though Of a
mild type Inquiry or hoard the ship
showed that he had been sick const ant "
for Eve days.
The man was sent back on board. az
were the passen gers who had already
landed Nobody else was allowed on
the ship which was declared in qusrsn
tine. There were forty eight after steer
age passsn gers with the suspect. and
ihe owners of the vessel asked that q
Govern ment boat take these and the
suspect on board 4 hospital ship 10 con :
vsy them to Crosse Isle. and that the
steamship and those remain ing on board
he fumiga,ed. 80 THAT the psssen gers
may land and the vessel proceed to Mon
treal.
OrTAw, Nov. I7-Dr r. Months
bert. Dominion Health Officer. says the
case Of illness on the Royal George 10
gasf rio enterisis. DIR. =. n Bryce medical
inspector Of the immigration branch of
the Department 81 Health. said the gravity
81 the case consisted in the doctor OF the
Royal George failing TO report the case
The ships owners ARE Liable to heavy
fine II il quite possible that the ship
may not be able to leave for Europe This
winter. as navigation il about TO close.
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Nitemp, to sssp strike Violence by In
junction Fails

Supreme Court Justice Mccall denied
Yesterday the application nv fhe Window
and Plate Glass Dealers Association for
a temporary injunction restraining the
union GLACIERS. who have been ON sirik g
since September u for the closed shop
from interfering with ihe wagons or en-
I,loyse~ 81 any Of the members Of the
dealers association The Court said
that while general allegations Of law less
ness and specific instances Of attacks
had been set forth there was nothing 10
connect the officers and members Of the
union with such acts The Court said
the officers Of the union had advised
AGAINST violence
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Justice Blackmar in the suprsm.
Court. Brooklyn. yesterday approved
the report Of IN" referee recommending
decree of absolute divorce for George
&. Schiagei. the photographer. In his suit
against Gertrude y schlagsl on the ground
81 her misconduct Nth a man named
Adolrhns PeTes. who had b@sn smDioyed
~ n farnh and AT the plaintiffs count ry
seat AT M"stwood. y J. The Siacrs.,
fOrbid- Mr.. Schlagsi 10 marry again
during The lifetime ~ her husband. The
couple were married in 1903 and have
no children
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fisr Nen hns~a Fss~isnrrs hide on an
ESpeess WaSsa te Thetr steamship.

ENpgess WaSsa 10 Thetr steamship
Tn. story WAS told yesterday AZ ths
Plaza III how five foreigners. most al
them wealthy and Rli we'll known. man,
aged To reach the Cunard pier ON w-dnes
day in time to sail on the Iiisitania. The
travellers were IN. Hon. Alfred Yorks
brother and heir pres'imptivs Of the
Earl Of Hardwicks. Godfrey Barring ol
we'll known London banking ho,is.
Felipe Mazda riaga. an aviator and sports
man OF B'ienos Ayres. and J. &. Saavedra
a racing man OF that city and Paris. and
J. ID. - Reuchliu OF Holland. one Of ,he
directors Of the Holland America Line.
Transportation facilities were bad that
morning at the Plaza on account OF the
cab strike and when two private auto
mobiles had been pressed into service
to convey a party OF women TO the pier
it was announced that there was no,hin &
further doing in that line. Search was
made in rhe neishborhood for n -bucker-
taxi or vagrant coach. but without
result
The state OF things was gently preached
To the visitors.
-Eh. WHAT said the two Englishmen in
chorus
WHAT said Sshor NADIA iaga in
spanish. and What 10 10 thaf 10 ISL IN
French echoed Sehor Saavedra.
"Himmel- or its Dutch equivalent
calculated the Sethsrlander.
An express wagon loaded with the trunks
OF the visitors stood by the baggage
entrance Of the hotel. All scanned il
with interest and calculated the distance
from the ground.
the Englishmen 20 the other
Right, OH said the other which in
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a'rna- Shhughnessy. president 81
'rd.fn Pacific Railway Company
" .- -" firmly IN the efficacy ~ csl.n-
90 ar advertising medium that he
-..' l.,- designed the one which will he
..'.i hy his company for next wear
.'.'.Ire - - cOlOred representation al
'r" fe"t of the Canadian Pacific
'.tr ~ siAty-seyen v"-.elS which
.'.." formidable than most of the
'- If the smaller nations If placed
POD -tsiu me ship would form
'"" ard "re- half miles m length.
f '.".. .rWpin.d vepr!y mileage ~
.t.rn nftv seven iTirrs around ths world.
.ir.r- l. p. n effective reminder ~ the
W'n''n!hl importance Of canada.
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nov or ~ DEFENDANT.
Sc Accidentally, shot . Nurse and He Has
Propert, sf His Own.

4 suit for 81. 900 damages brought by
Katherine Ship. nurse. against Paul
Fridcn burg. Is years old. for SHOOTING her
three years ago 70 on Supreme Cour,
just ice McCalls calendar for trial. Tn.
nurse sued the boy's father. Robert
and his uncle. Percy Frid@n burg. because
the latter owned the revolver which
the boy took out OF drawer and dis
charged hut the Appellate Division held
that they were not liable. The boy has
or will have property Of his own. which
il il -ough. TO reach for the da naRs he did
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SEEN WOLVERINE Survivors,.
Canadian Government Vessel Sent Ia
Cruise Over Lake winnings.

wINSIPEG. Man. Nov 1.-THE Marine
Department upon receiving the report
that the steamboat Wolverine had been
lost on Lake Winnipeg and that all on board
we're missing. ordered the Government
steamboat Lady Of the Lake. now at
seakirk. on a search for the wreck and TO
carry relief 10 any OF her crew or passen-
gers who may be alive
Tho relief ship left Sslkirk this morning
Lake Winnipeg N 100 miles long by ~
miles wide. and it's shores are a wilder
ne~s OnIv few persons inhabit them
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works Of Art Averaged n, sIoo.

George A Dowdsn. a Newark art dealer
Who sued Gabriel A. Kali. a Park place
restaurant man for ~. 400 for seven paint
inRs. rot a verdict for s7O0 from a jury
befors Supreme Court Justice ErlanGer
Yesterday Kalil had refused to ray for
the paintings on she ground that LwO Of
them were spurious.
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Mayor Gaynor recently received a
complaint from n citizen that p"licr'nen
Will" on duty fr"quent"d turkish hat n
in Brooklyn. The place was watched
by direction ~ Polio. Commissioner
Cropeey. and Patrolnlen Nicholas Scherer
and Michael Magl-r, both of th" Ig3i
precinct. were found there IN the -ItiIn i.
room at 10 4 VI on November .
Charges of being absent from pos, hav,.
been preferred against them
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POLICE FOR FLATBi sH.
That Part eS Broekiyn 10 become q
Separate Precinct Oh Monday.

The new precinct for Fatbush which
was planned by Cornmiasioner Baker
after Grand Jury presentment alleged
that that district was poorly protected
has been arranged for by Commissioner
Jropsey Tbs station house. is At IIis
Fast Thirty fifth street and u will ba oc-
cupied Monday.
The precinct will be made up ~ par =
Of the Snyder avenue, Sheepshead and
Parkvill.. precincts. II will b. in com
mani Of Acting Capt John r. Reith
~ the Glendale STATION ~ Q,Ieena IL
was SAID yesterday that ons or more iH-
specfors were IN be appointed soon.
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TRaILED GIRL 70 CATCH MaN


Assaiiant b, Fe,ie~sn< His Sweetheart.
William Flanagan 81 ia East Twenty
Attn street was taken TO the Yorkvills
police court yesterday charged with
being tho man who assaulted and robbed
Mrs. Sarah Schwartz in her store AT SO
First avenue last Monday.
Mrs Schwart q Q left eye rs still sw oIlen
sssn shs "PRsarsd IN . Sonrt Il in ;b Identified
where her diamond earrings had been
torn out.
Flani Gan was arrested late on Wednss-
day night by Central Office detectives.
who had been trailing his best girl In
the expectation that tho pair would
meet eventually They did Magistrate
House held Pian gan in s., 5OO hail for the
Grand Jury.
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crr..er called nrSsr- Grand .Iuv,

President Grssser % Queens borough
and s1-SheriI Herbert n. Harvey have
haen called 20 tssfify to-day before tho
Grand Jury that ~ pursuing graft hum
Under tho ,Iirrctio6 Of Spsnial Deputy
Attorney GENERAL Arthur c. Train.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21
SHOPPING news
AND
BUSINESS REMINDERS

Colonial Draperies at Whitney &
Marsh's.
Miss Power has Just received some
beautiful new summer millinery. Par.
Tors, Boston building, Fort street.
Wood and coal at lowest market
prices and best grades delivered
promptly by Union-Pacinc Transfer
Co., phone So.
Yellow crepe paper, cut nice and
even at the factory. for making ilima
leis, can be bought at A. B. Arleigh
4 Co.. Hotel street.
For wedding gift what would be
more pleasing than a choice book or
set. See the Brown & Lyon Co., they
are provided for the June rush.
Many new arrivals In handsome
dress goods and novelties at Sachs
Dry Goods Co. this week. The goods
are new and fresh and the prices ex.
tremely low. See ad In this issue.
Jordan's purchased specially cheap
fifty pattern hats. A sale of this pur.
chase together with their own beauti
full line will begin In their ready.to.
wear department upstairs on Monday
morning.
Wearers Of Regal Shoes are always
pleased with their footwear. Royals
wear longest. are most comfortable
and right up to the minute In style.
Regal Shoe Store, corner King and
Bethel street.
Beautiful new hats now ON view at
the new store of Dunn's Hat Shop
Fort street Just above Hotel. The
new styles include the latest Paris
fancies, among which are Hindostan
turbans, chanticleer and taxi.
To the young man looking for .
room we recommend the Hotel Majes-
tic. corner of Fort and Beretanis
streets. The rooms In this hotel are
well furnished, well cared for and cool
and the rent Is most reasonable
BY careful handling and close at
tention to all details, the French
Laundry, 25S Beretania street, has
built up well deserved reputation
that brings them many delicate gar
ments for washing, dyeing or dry
cleaning. .l
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21
VESSELS TO ARRIVE

Expected Daily.
Norfolk, va.--Rokeby, Br. stmr.
Norfolk, Va.--Vancouver, Br. stmr
Sunday, May "a.
Kauai ports--Kinau, stmr.
Maui and Molokai ports-Mikahala
stmr.
Hilo-wilhelmina. NJ. N. s. s.
Newcastle. N. s. w.-st. Dunstan
Br. stmr.
Wednesday, May Is.
Australian ports via suva-Manuka
CA. 8. s.
Kauai ports-w. q. Hall, stmr.
Thursday. May 2e.
Hawaii via Maui ports--Claud!nc
stmr.
Friday, May ~.
Victoria and vancouver-Makura
CA. 8. q.
Hongkong via japan ports-Buyo
Maru. Jap. stmr.
Saturday, May 20.
Hilo via way ports-Mauna Kea
stmr.
Sunday, May 20.
Kauai ports-Klnau. stmr.
Maui and Molokai ports--Mikahala
stmr.
Monday, May 30.
San Francisco-Mongolia. p. NJ. s. 8
Sunday, June s.
Newcastle. N. s. W.-Henley, Br.
stmr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21
PASSENGERS sookep

Per p. M. s. S. Korea, for San Fran.
cisco. May 2l.-Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey
Robinson, Mrs. Hartwell Judge A. s.
Hartwell, J. II. Mccullough b. M.
Thomas, w. G. Hussey, Mrs. Hussey.
Rev. and Mrs. II. r. Talbot, Louis
Ayers, H. b. Odell, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
b. Auerbach, Miss Ward, Mrs. l..
Roth, Mrs. Wagner, Miss Louise Cald-
well. Mrs. VIM. Anger, J. F. Morgan,
r. b. Farquharsen.
Per stmr. Mauna Kea. for Hilo and
way ports. May 24.--W. II. Beatty,
Miss NJ. Z. Grundry, Mrs. A. B.
Wright, G. M. Chittenden. q. Thur.
man. ]. Schwartz, Mrs. ]. W. Gum,
Rev. s. L. Desha.
Per M. N. 8. 8. Nevadan, for San
Francisco May 25.-Mrs. Kodling,
Mrs. M. Mitchell.
Per NJ N. 8. 8. Wilhelmina. for
San Francisco. May 25.-Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Greenwell. Mrs. E.%M.
Styne, Mrs. c. b. Dicker, Mrs. Swee-
ney. o. II. Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. s. Sissel. Miss Viewer. Mrs. 7.
Reeves. F. s. scudder, e. II. Hand.
F. German, Mrs. McKeague, Saml.
McKeague. e. d. Crandall, ]. b.
Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Orth.
Henry Mead, II. r. Grant. l.. M.
Gray. Charlotte p. Dodge. Mrs. P. c.
Jones, Mrs. II. Keener. Mrs. l.. X.
Simpson, Mrs. NJ. Il. Bosher, Mrs. ID.
Scudder. Miss M. Horne. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. F. Dillingham;. Mrs. s Cod.
Hing, Mrs. M. Mitchell, r. J. Swan
sey. Capt. C. Averdam, r. Horne. A.
r. Cameron, w. s. witte, James Nc
Clellan, Miss Il. M. Christman. Mrs.
John X. Gandsil, Mrs. w. l.. Whit
ney. Mrs. Z. w. Sutton, Miss J. Il.
Raymond, Mrs. C. T. Wilder. Miss
Emma G. Wagner. Mrs. @. w. Beebe.
Miss May Z. lie Tolar, II. II. Muller,
/, Miss M, A. Muller. Miss I. Reid. Mrs.
Brincl;erhoh, Sir James Mills. Mrs.
F. G, Hissem. T. Il. Bibbins. Mrs.
Bibbins. Mrs. p. l.. Horne. Mr.. and
Mrs r. T. Cakes, DR.. and Mrs. W. P.
Austin, G. q. Bockus. Gen. J. McClel-
Ian. Mrs. Mcclellan. Misses McClel-
Ian (2). Louis Angus. Mrs. Shipman.
Per stmr Mouna Loa. for Kona and
Kau ports, May 24.-W. Pfotenhauer.
A. Haneberg.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21
LOCAL and GENERAL

The Hilo court house Is soon to be
renovated and repainted
IL goes without saying that every.
thing is Best at The Encore.
Ring phone $50 for the best soda
water. Leithead and Woodward.
7-Scated Auto for hire. Phone 1879
James Baker. Young Hotel Stand. .
Embroidered trousseaus and fancy
needlework. Mrs. II. Bell. 1872 Hotel
street ,a,
IL you want good job done on an
auto or carriage take II to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co., 427 Queen st.
Messrs. Watson and del Orto, brok.
ers and dealers in bananas, are in.
vestigatIng the situation on Hawaii.
The Kentucky saloon is as famed
for good liquors as the State of Ken.
lucky. Jack Roberts is the propri.
etor
The children are always happy when
you have case of our soda In the
house Distilled water at Consolidated
Soda Water Works. Telephone II.
Order a case OF Coca Cola from
Hawaiian Soda Works. You'll find Il
the most delightful beverage you ever
tasted. Phone SIG. =
Bull" Ginger Ale is the most spark.
ling, snappy, right favored ginger ale
on the market. Bottled by Rycroft' s
Fountain Soda Works, phone go ,
Manuel Pesana Refs, who has been
ailing for some time. died this morning
at IL O'Clock. Mr.. Refs had been
staying at his daughters home on Lu.
nalilo street.
The BuI lot Ms Hiio correspond
ent gives a very interesting and com.
plete statement Of the Prohibition cam.
paisn az 1t stands on the Big Island
up to date. This will appear In
MONDAYS 3 u llETiN.
VIM. Mckinley Lodge No. s. X. p,
will hold a special convention this
evening at 1880 o'clock work in the
third rank to be followed by refresh.
ments. Members OF sister lodges and
visiting members cordially invited.
Tomorrow morning air the fifteen
miles runners Of the city will be at
the league grounds, where training
stunts and five mile trials will take
place. big photograph of the peds
and trainers is also to be taken. and
the whole scene should be an animal.
ed one.
On May 80 at Kapiolanl Park there
will be some fine bicycle races in
which all the best riders In the Terri.
tory will take part. Ten events will
be run of and the prizes will all be
first class bicycles. The riders will
be graded according to age and final
details will be arranged next week.
Temporary injunction has been
granted by Judge Robinson against
lkuwa Kealaula and Debola Emma
Mossman for interfering In any way
with water impounded by Kaneohe
Rice Mill Company at waiawa, EVA
Honolulu. The plaintiff company
asked for a permanent Injunction.
II is charged that parties are scat
tering broken glass along portions OF
the roads In Kona district. which treat.
ment OF thoroughfares had a disastr.
GUS effect upon the rubber tires OF
automobiles. Several prominent Ho-
noluluans were made to suffer much
Inconvenience because OF the vandal-
ism. -a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Rev. Wallace OF Roma will occupy
the pulpit In ST. Clements Church to-
morrow morning.
Two insane Japanese arrived from
Hilo this morning. and were taken ut
once to the Asylum. e.
Up till noon today 543 automobiles
had been registered at the police sta
ton. and there are Vtlll more to come.
A Portuguese, who is alleged TO be
insane, was brought In from Waialua
this morning and turned over to the
Insane Asylum authorities. t#
The regular annual luau OF the Ka.
mehameha Girls Alumnae Association
Will be given In the dining room oil
the Girls School at o'clock this even.
ing. II Is an invitational affair.
4 u Il u u q q u y u = u q u = u Il
advertisement, Dean v. Charlton, 20
Wis. 500; Fishburn v. Chicago, III
III. 1888; Monaghan v, indianapolis,
rs N. 4. (Ind) 424: Flneran v. Cen
trail Bitulithic Paving Co., 116 Ky.
4s5; Nicholson Pavement Co v. Paint
er, IS Cal. 500; l Dillon. Nun. Corp,
Ed, Section 467.
The conclusion. that competing
bids are not. required renders 1t un-
necessary to consider the defendants
third point.
Decree affirmed.
c. r. Clemens and C, c. Biting
Thompson, Clemens & Wilder on the
brieD for plaintiff. ..
f. W. Milverton. Deputy City aud
County Attorney q. w. Cothcart. City
and County Attorney, with him on
the brlef), for defendants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21
MAILS.


Mails are cue at Honolulu from
points an follows:
Yokohama-Per Korea. May u.
Colonies--per Manuka NV os
yancouver-per Marnra Mav 81
Co., Trano,.,,1, De Mnny,i,. Ma IN
""'s as 'o',u"'. .
iokohana-re moneoha' may Sv'
VancouVer-rer MahuAa,' may 20
'Coionies-fer Makura. May ~.
San Francisco-Per Korea, May 81.
A DELAY In receiving her allotment
helmina not arriving at Honolulu at o
very early hour on sunny morning.
The steamer Is taking on about three
thousand tons OF sugar ut the Hawaii
port. The American.Hawaiian freight
ers have been arriving at Hilo about
ule and have In several instances
cleaned up the avilable sugar at the
warehouses;. About forty passengers
are making round trip TO Hawaii
by the Wilhelmina.
THE BARK Andrew WEIGH, Kelly
master, has arrived at San Francisco
after twenty-three days passage TO
the coast me windlammer sailed