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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-19

over ten thousand people gathered
in the Salt Lake Tabernacle Tuesday
AT noon to pay their last respects to
the memory of President John Henry
Smith. Never before in Utah has
there been such funeral as that held
today. No more fitting tribute has
ever been paid to the popularity of a
citizen of Utah. From all parts OF
Utah and southern Idaho the thou.
sands gathered to show their respect
for the dead churchman, and on every
side could be heard words Of genuine
sorrow at his sudden death.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-19

this contribution? Can you not now
be as non-par tisan as he was, /, ne
cessary? If not necessary, and you
are Of his political faith, can you con
sistenuy leave him and his party
and yours? Think IT over seriously,
and of all things be not guilty of IN
gratitude.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-19
A vote for the independent ticket is
vote for Democratic success.

Some people attend the side show,
but everybody attends the big show.
Go to the big show on Tuesday and
vote for Smart, Carlson, Howell. anC
Allen.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-19

Its fine to have a Congressman in
your town. 1t makes visits from the
President of the United States pos
sible. Here's to President Taft and
Congressman Howell. They're all
right
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24
THIRTTETH pAY.
BILLS,
introduced.

S. B. No. 97-Relating to duties, com.
pensation, etc., of bank examiner.-C.
Brown.
S. B. No 9s-setting salary Of dis
trict magistrate Of Puma. - Makekau.
S. B. No. 99-Relating to issuance Of
capital stock in joint stock companies.-
Passed second Heading.
H. B, No. s2-Relating to registra-
ton of voters. ~
H.B. No. l16-Relatinng to exemption
of execution on forced sales of auto
mobiles.
Passed Third Reading.
s. B. No. 3-Repealing chapter of
Revised Laws relating to building per
mits.
s. B. No l4-Repealing chapter of
Revised Laws providing for fire limits.
s. B. No. 27-Appropriating $4,000
for the purchase of private lands for
purposes of homesteading.
S. B. No. 63-Setting aside lands at
Napoopoo for public park.
S. B. No. 77-Providing for filing
plans of tracts and subdivisions.
ii. 3. No. 39-Relating to earnings
at industrial schools.
H. B. No. ss-Prohibiting fishing by
nets in Honolulu Harbor.
II. b. No. 10s-Providing assistance
to discharged prisoners.
RESOLUTIONS.
Adopted.
H. C. R. No. 11-Segregating $4,000
of board of agriculture appropriation
for campaign against ravages Of insect
pests.
Referred to Committee.
H. G. r. No. 12-Requesting officials
of United States agricultural station to
publish various pamphlets on various
articles. Referred to ways and means
committee.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From labor union at Hilo, transmit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24
OLD LICENSE REBATE
BILL RECOMMENDED

After holding Of for years, the Ter
ritOry may now be called uPon 70 pay
back TO certain merchants Of this eifF
"a sum approximating $4,000, As pro
vided for IN house bill number 1T0, r.
ported fav0rably On BY the finance eom-
mittee yesterday This Is a bin SIM
lar 70 others which have been bstoEs
this and other legislature HErkfsld
& co. and Castle 4 Cooke are the great
est benefciaries Of this bill, and each
may receive about $500 p1ia on
licenses under q law afterwards d.
clared no law
Another bin, appropriHtInE somethi1g
over $4,000 and giving 3 list Of Ina
bene6eiaries. was killed On the rsnnm-
mendafion Of the committee A large
number Of the merchants 70 benefit b
the repaymenfs as named are LAInssa-
The basis for the biu Is 1hat one ErE
once got a rebate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24
NO oUoKUlG MEET
FOB LAND BoAED

A meeting Of the land board uns
called for yesterday afternoon, I'M 10
business eonld be earned sEi, As 2 gu1-
rum failed % turu up-
A tentative arrangement EHs entered
into IN regard 70 = letter written -ne
board by Attorney ~. s. Vase II re-
speet 10 blocks q land 81 Hil1- zhn
Hilo supervisors asked the bu1rz ~
HithdraW what Is kn0Hn rs -l0t
four in the township. IS theT VARIED
Il for 3 FIRE station Wise male & Ei1k
about tins. buf the members tuak tie
stand thaE they shulll consider tl1
wishes Of the local supervisors aezu-1
those 81 . private Farsal. AID 50 tlf
Iof "a safe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24

s HtN.la ilNs Eflif
tt iHli
ithlt hti rH.iIsNI tFtt'fHir fl.s'e
iiaf.
fafH ltt8f ahHN,a HaHHsalt
faasrs 81 "A ti ftlt''of ia go ~
trltlt ti fea'll fsfts
IaflH Iafaf annilitN fosNmnthit
fsitr. of 8 D %. rfotiiitf ioi NIB
i't faff 10 Nart0foH
Edatli'nf Committee iotommeNit
raaaet 81 D p go, ftlailnN 20 safnings
Oh Industrial schools.
Fdrtaii0H COMMITTEES recommends
adoption 90 s. g. D. Il, requesting con
qfels 20 aitc ontthifd "a Hawaiian
custom revenues iof schools
Health committee recommends pas.
sage Of . % 81 relating 20 hshine In
hnrhuf.
Health committee recommends that
8. b. le. relating to government physi.
clans at 81. and s. kona We laid ON the
table TO be considered with the appro'
pfiation bin.
Printing committee reports printing
of s. y. So.
Printing committee reports printing
of s. BE. s8, IS. and SO.
COMMUNICATIONS,
From Marston Campbell, transmitting
answers to questions asked relating to
land az Kioloku.
From clerk Of house reporting adop
ton of recommendation Of conference
committee on II. b. s.
From clerk Of house reporting adop
ton of senate amendments to II. b. l3l
From clerk Of house reporting adop
ton Of senate amendments to II. b. 3
From clerk of house transmitting II
/ b, 161.
From clerk Of house transmitting H
B. 145.
From clerk of house transmitting II
b. $50.
From II. p. o'Sullivan, reporting
signing by Governor of II. B. 139, telat
ing to claims of Hawaiian Development
Company, as Act %; s. b. %, providing
sanitation commission, as Act 2ej s. B
81, providing fund for enforcement o.
chapter So of the Revised Laws, as Ac
90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24

N0t 81 6i'ef Itsff'sE fftf iae
fftnifN.t If NHN
fsN i.lf ~ tl ltAsfsiHisE b
H. N Nt fr
udmsuffnn nNfohfs
tofllIt4 rmaliitI ftIsHHffdt re-
taFt ~ a D Nd aH eisHi'ff i'lo fisH.
tlIss in W % iNhfsta ati ss,4tisl0i
IuHisiaff l1lhmIiits fsfanmrndf e.
tNaf of b o So ii1i athhioi iaii
alfltHiihr.
riitngxrihsf DAY
nfhts
introduced
H.n. 40. iO0 Repeating setton B,
act 90. = J.. 1908. b. tea alafs lduenft
companies hY rcquiiiHg financial state
menis Cecil nwwu.
8. D. lul. no amend section liia Of
chapter lii, n H., fciatns 10 cen.
scyaneus, cie.i OF registered land.
i. -. No. i02 Providing for pay
ment of enlisted men and officers Of
National Guard OF Hawaii while on
active service. Chillingworth
8. -. No. 1903. Appropnating $685.
600 for N. g. II. armoty In Honolulu
and $4,000 for extra nrmory buildings
/ hi ANNNluhs ANllilnkMNNhus
TO Second Reading.
S. b. No. 90. Making special appfo.
priations for payment of certain claims
/ against the Territory. Referred TO
ways and means committee.
s. b. No. %. To authorize appoint
ment Of bank examiner and define his
tenure of office and duties and provide
for his compensation. Referred to
ways and means committee.
Passed Second Reading.
S. B. No. IS. Providing for the main.
tenanee Of the public schools and as
amended by committee on education.
S. b. No. "a. Providing for the SUI
pervision of public parks by supervisors
of various counties and city and coun'
ty, as amended.
S. b. No. 81. Providing for seizure
of money or property offered for sale
in violation of law
S. b. No. 90. To repeal chapters 70
76 and a, r. L., and act l52, S. u
1907, relating to explosives and infiain
mable fuel oils.
S. B. No. "a. Relating to the powers
and duties of the board of supervisors
of the city and county of Honolulu.
S. B. No. 80. Defining the duties and
powers of county supervisors to regu
late fire limits.
II. b. No. 80. Setting aside certain
public lands at Waimea, Kauai, as q
public park.
H. b. No. 100. Exempting persona
property and lands used in certain in
dustries from taxation.
Passed Third Reading.
-
for a street railway in South Hin
Passed.
S. B. No. 80, Relating to application
for certificates of Hawaiian birth an'
setting fees. Passed.
S. b. No. 90. Repeating chapters re
lating to fire departments. Passed.
H. B. No. S2. To provide for regis
tration of voters in great register an'
defining the method. Passed
H. b. No. 116. Exempting certain
personal property from seizure a
amended to include two horses. Passed
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Committee on education recommends
passage of s. b. No. IS, for mainte
nance of the public schools, as amended
Approved.
Printing committee reported that s
BIS. Nos. 80, "a, 80, SO and 81 wer
ready for distribution. Approved
Judiciary committee submitted sui
stitute measure for H. B. No. A, reli
D ting to conveyance of registered lanC
4 Approved.
t Public lands committee recommends
passage of H. B. No. so, for a publ
park at Waimea. Approved.
COMMUNICATIONS,
0 From Chief Clerk o'Sullivan al
S nouncing that the Governor had signe
s H. B. as act 80; H. B. as act 81
H. B. 131 as act S3, and H. B. 80 8
act "a.
: From clerk of house transmitting I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24
RHEUlLATIC PArNE

When ysu have FhaumztiEm a g1sr
foot OF insteP apply ChanaazlEf1 e HI-1
Balm and y1l WI nHi qHztk raEaI u
costs but q fG11E WtE EaEErf re Hlls
b. an dealers BenH11- Eult 8 Co.
ia. arguts f1E Hawai-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24
COMMUNICATIONS.

From Chief Clerk O'sulliTsn, stating
that the Governor had signed b. Bis
8, 8, SO, 100, ISL and 132.
From clerk Of senate, returning h
c. r. il, after adoption in senate IS
read.
From clerk Of senate, transmitting
S. b. 3, after passing third reading in
senate.
From clerk Of senate. transmitting
S. B. IL, after passing third reading in
senate.
From clerk Of senate, transmitting
S. b. %, after passing third reading in
From clerk Of senate. Transmitting
Is. B. 80, as passed third reading in
From clerk Of senate. transmitting
S. B. So, after passing third reading II
senate.
From clerk Of senate. transmitting
S. B. "a, after passing third reading in
From clerk Of senate. Transmitting
S. B. 90, rs passed third reading in
From clerk Of senate. transmitting
S. B. 90, as passed third reading IN
senate.
From clerk Of senate, returning H B
30. amended to permit registration q
citizens who viii have reached legal age
Of majority prior 10 day Of election
From clerk Of senate, returning a 2
80. rs passed third reading il senate.
From clerk Of senate returning 4 B
IS. as passed third reading IN senate
From clerk Of senate returning H b
los, as passed third reading IN senate
From clerk Of senate, returning h B
l16. as amended by senate by inserting
words 1.-TWO horses IN place Of ssons
horse.
From American Citizen Labor Tnioa-
presenting resolution regarding ap7lica-
ton for street railway franchise N
Hilo.
PETITION.
From Hawaiian Trust Company, fer
appropriation to secure for Honolulu
I certain water rights in Panoa Valley
belonging 10 estate o. Charles y
/ Booth
d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24
sensIe Proeeeding
rWnNfY rionfn bkS.
pfLta


plotiiina fe nieasfa spieiiylhe W
anifamfnfs fif- MafrtHu
ID. So 90 Substitute hii Offered
ht ways and naeaus committee 10 derive
revenue ff0ia public lands-fH ifchiid.
Referred 20 COMMITTEES.
g. b. so. sg Relating 30 property
exempt FROM laAationi DO ways and
means committee.
$. y. No. s3-Rclaiiug TO TIE prac
lice of surgery, medicine, tic.i 20 health
committee.
s.B. No. s7-Relating to sewer rates.
90 Judiciary committee.
s. y. No. ssARepcaling section Ills,
Il. H., TO judiciary committee.
RESOLUTIONS.
introduced.
BY Robinson-To raise allowance to
lepers from $40 10 go.
s. Q. r. No. ITO compel ell boards
organized through authority Of the leg
islature to hold open meetings.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Conference committee, one II. B. No.
8, relating to deputy sheriff, reports
decision 10 favor senate receding from
amendments. Adopted.
Printing committee reports hold over
committees report printed and ready
for distribution.
Printing committee reports senate
bills Nos. 50, SO, 81, and IS printed
and ready for distribution.
TwENTY-NINTH DAY.
BILLS.
introduced.
S. B. 90.-Providing issuance of GER
titieates Of Hawaiian birth-Judiciary
committee.
s. B. 9l.-To adjust powers and
rights of corporations doing a banking
business-Ways and means committee.
s. B. 92.-Repealing chapters II and
20 Of the revised laws of 1905, relating
to the fire department-Judieiary com
.mittee.
s. B. Repeating chapter of re-
vised laws relating to explosives
Judiciary committee.
S. B. 94.-Relating to the powers of
supervisors in regulating the building
of wooden and other structures and
extending limits in which such shall
be built-JudIciary committee.
s. B. 95.-Relating to the powers OF
supervisors in controlling building
within Honolulu county-Judiciary
committee.
s. B. 96.-PrOviding payment fol-
claims aggregating $969,47-Fairchild
Passed Second Reading.
S. B. 5S.-Relating to park at Ma
,poopoo.
s. B. 54.-Providing for supervision
for public parks.
s. B. S9.-Relating to earnings Of in
.dustrial schools.
Tabled.
S. B. officiating to banking cor
operations.
S. B. Officiating to Hawaiian brit
RESOLUTIONS.
Introduced
s. R. 2O.-Providing new senat
committee on promotion, manufae
lures, and immigration.
S. R. 2l.-Appropriating $4,000 TO
extension of iAlswa Heights road.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Ways and means committee recon
mends that S. B. "a, relating to bank
ing corporations, be laid on the table
offering substitute bill.
Judiciary committee recommend
that S. B.. sc, relating to certificates o
Hawaiian birth, be laid on the table
offering substitute bill.
Judiciary committee recommend
that H. G. R. 8, relating to trolle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24
COMMITTEE nEpoRTs

Committee on education recommended
shat IN. n. 3D. (louN1, relating Oh col.
lego Oft Agriculture, ho amended and
passed. Approved
Printing committee reported that D.
ns lfd 1f8, iln, $50 and lsl woIr
ready for distribution. Approved.
Finance committee recommended thai
H. u.s. 90 and 90, relating 10 honolulu
waterworks, De tabled. Approved.
Finance committee recommended that
H. b. %, for repayment of merchandise
licenses, be laid on table. Approved.
Finance committee recommended that
H. b. %. relating 20 salaries of district
magistrates and clerks, be passed as
amended. Approved.
Finance committee recommended that
II. d. ~, relating to stamp duties, Be
tabled. Approved.
Finance committee recommended that
II. b. 1856, appropriating 100000 70 re-
pair storm damages in Hamakuu, be
tabled. Approved
Finance committee recommended that
n. b. 40, appropriating S25 900 for
repayment Of merchandise licenses.
Health and police committee recon
mended II. B. 1872, relating to game, be
referred 60 committee on agriculture,
etc. Approved.
Health and police committee recon-
mended that II. b. 135. for protecting
the fish amaama, he passed. Approved
Health and police committee recon-
mended that II. B. l59. relating 20 bill
lizards and bowling alleys, be passed
Approved.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24

81 y. co.--For the relief of John A
C1mmins, once Hncd fof treason.
8. "a a. To amend section iin. ri
H., relating 20 brands on live stock
s. y. 7s.--Dchning che duties Of IN,
registrar Of conveyancce.
q. d. sO.-Rclating to service Of sum
mons issued under the seal Of couri
of record.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24
COMMITTEE REPoRTs.

Printing committee reported that II.
BIS. 166, 167 and 16s were ready for
distribution. Approved.
Committee on agriculture reported In
favor of adoption Of H. c. R. IL and
accompanying report on pests. APP
proved.
Committee on agriculture recon-
mended adoption Of resolution appro-
priating $4,000 for agricultural sub
stations Approved.
Committee on agriculture recon
mended adoption Of II. g. r. -, Is
amended, relating to printing informa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24

Coneurring in senate amendment q
III. B. JIG, relating 70 exemption q Ger
tain personal property from sttnehmeut-
II. b. l60-PTovidinE sanitary segu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24

i.N M if Nal.
ftH
IlH
u N nv ft0si ia ies I0
iHH. m0t|i|ae f1 control ~ t.I
Htitt Nf faT.IIai.aitHt eI fNfH
N b. f1 ElstlA. ~ Noa.'an BOA
lffmtni % la'i ol HnhbfaN NsitI.
Noftf
b. ID ni Fmr'Iina fof foatfHtsi
of fffiaih merchants fnf mtfehhntiat
licenses
~ D. IT, Changing fnict Oh flamr
dulirh fuf tonfnYant4t. etc.
n VI 900 Armorfiallnf COO 900 f6Y
ftrHltinf damage done hfI1gtt ard
roads in Hdmatua district hf storm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24
RESOLUTIONS.

II. R. 90.-By Hale, that the ration
allowance of lepers at Kalaupapa and
Kalawao, be increased from $40 to $50
a year with an addition of seventy
cents a week for groceries. To f.
nance committee.
II. r. 91.-By Kanekoa, that $4,000
be appropriated for repairing road be-
tween Kalaupapa and Kalawao, Molo-
kai. To finance committee.
II. r. 92.-By Coekett, that $4,000
be inserted in appropriation bill to as
sist those who have built their own
homes at the leper settlement. To fl
nance committee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24
COMMITTEE REPORTS.

Printing committee reported that IL
BIS. III, l73, ia and l75, as ready for
distribution Approved.
Committee of conference with senate
on H. b. 8, as amended by senate, re-
ported in afvor of senate receding from
its amendments and agree to bill as il
passed house. Approved.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24

u. 3. 17i.-To provide "a. exemp-
ton Of family homestead from forced
sale. Referred to judiciary committee.
II. Il. l73.-Declaring portion OF
MalSiki Valley and adjoining slopes
a public park. To public lands com
mittee.
II. b. l74.-Making special appro.
priations to pay certain claims against
the Territory. To finance committoe,
II. b. 175.-To provide for sale by
common carriers Of unclaimed articles,
Referred to Judiciary committee,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24
PETITION.

By homesteaders of the district Of
Kau, Kiolakaa, Keaa and Kamaoa ask
ing for pipe line from Wadohinu springs
to cost $780, Referred to finance
comn,ittna
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-24

hf.t
'ahit t.t Oh istita Approved
The oasis., 1911-07-22
CUT THE SCREEN.
4 Passenger on a Pullman Robbed in
 His Berth Thursday Morning.

Early Thursday morning, short ly after the southbound train had passed Hermosillo a gentleman named Spencer, who had come from Los Angeles, en route to Guaymas, awoke to find that his coat and vest had beeu taken from the pocket at the foot of his berth. The windows in the car were all open but had the screens in place. A large hole in the screen at the window next to the pocket showed too plainly where the garments had gone. Probably while the train was standing at Hermosillo the robber set alongside the car a box on which to stand, or maybe he stood on the shoulders of a con- federate, slashed the screen with knife, reached into the pocket and pulled out the garments.
 In the vest MT. Spencer had gold watch and chain, his pocket book with money, valuable papers and his transportation. Of course they all went with the apparel, leaving him practically penniless. He left the train at Empalme and reported his loss to the railway authorities.
The oasis., 1911-07-22
A Wedding at MagdaIens.

A wedding in high life at Mag dalena is announced for the 28th inst. (Friday of next week. when Miss Marie Heinecke, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Heinecke of the Hotel Aleman, will be united in holy matrimony with MT. Fran cisco Ramirez, of Topic. The bride to be, who is one of Sonora's fairest daughters, was born and has grown to womanhood at Magdalena. The groom is a scion of a family promi- nent and we'll known in the Terri tory of Topic, and holds an import ant and responsible position with the Southern Pacific Company of Mexico.
 The high contracting parties will enter into the civil contract, under the Mexican law, at the home of the brides parents, immediately preceding which the religious cere- mony will be performed at the church. At night the newly welded pair will take the train southward, en route to Topic, where they will make their home.
The oasis., 1911-07-22
SONORA SETTINGS.

At the Tecolote copper camp, about twenty-five miles northeast from Carbo, the Cerro Cobre De- velopment Company is working a largely increased force of men and pushing vigorously the develop ment work in hand.
 Mir. Pete Hansen, we'll known mining man operating in Sonora, has turned his attention to the dry placers near Cienega, in the Altar district and is reported to be working successfully thirty dry washers on new find he has made close to the town named.
 A rich strike is reported in a property next to the Tucabe mine over in the region beyond the Santo Domingo river, about sixty. five miles southeast from Mazda lena. Assays of the ore give re- turns that show from two ounces in gold ($4O) per ton, up to 100 ounces ($2,000 per ton) and some as high as 150 ounces ($3,000 per ton). The property was denounced recently by the presidente of Mag dalena, MT. Maldonado.
 
 The Cajon de Amarillas mine and mill in the Altar district about fifty miles west from Llano station, have been taken over by new company known as the Cajon Min ing Company, which is controlled by Denver and Los Angeles capital. MT. H. N. Nance is president of the company, and MT. w. H. Jenks of Denver is vice president and gen. eral manager. The new company has made a deal for the properties with the Philadelphia people who controlled the corporation which conducted operations at one time and built the mill. The transfer
The oasis., 1911-07-22

several weeks. During the absence of MT. McPherson services in St. Andrews church will be suspended.
 Saturday and Sunday Nogales was visited by Mir. Marcus Proto, who came from Empalme, where he has position in the office of the superintendent of the Sonora railway Sunday evening the young man returned to Empalme.
 Tuesday evening there was at Nogales, returning to Fundicion from a visit in California, Mr.. Courtenay DeKolb, president and general manager for the Compafiia Metalurgica y Refnadora del Pa cifco, and for the Mexican-Amer- ican Smelling X Refining Co.,, at Guaymas.
 TABERNACLE, M. E. Sonoita Ave Inspiring music. Charming sing ing. A large, cool, well aired audi torium. A church home for strangers. Sunday School, 1000 a. m. 11;00 a. m. subject: Con secrated Service" 500 p. m. subject: "The Glory of the Cross" Two live, wide awake services. The Dlace-Stone Tabernacle. c. C.. MITCHELL, Pastor.
 Saturday and Sunday Nogales was visited by Don Jose Maria Maytorena, who was furthering his canvass for election as governor of the State of Sonora, which is to be decided in August. MT. Maytorena was appointed provisional governor when the revolution broke out. But he has not qualified, in order to enter the field as candidate, the executive power having reposed in the provisional vice governor, Don Emilio Gayou. That gentle men has resigned recently, in order to be candidate for the vice gov ernorship, it being now an accept ed principle in Mexico that no man shall be a candidate to succeed himself in public office. Mir. Car los Randall, who was provisional state treasurer, has been made provisional vice governor, and the executive power now rests in him.
The oasis., 1911-07-22
Wanted.

Agent to sell our line of goods in Nogales and surrounding country on commission. Bond required, wagon furnished. Write Grand Union Tea Co.,, Denver, Colo. X