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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

East Bench. new 5-room shinelc bun
Salow, modern except furnace. large
'front.' and back porch. lot 1S5 feet in
depth. $1,000. terms
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Do you want home within walking
distance? We have one strictly mod ern
containing rooms three bedrooms. This
house was built , years ago for home
and is TODAY almost as good as when
built. The finish Is first class. beautiful
mantel full basement. Price $500; $500
cash
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SPECIAL NO. ..

4 STRICTLY MODERN s
ROOM PRESSED BRICK
HOUSE. TWO MANTELS,. FUR
MACE. HARDWOOD FLOORS.
FULL CEMENTED BASEMENT,
LARGE BARN WITH CEMENT
ED FLOORS AND CEMENTED
CORRAL; LOT H3XIiSA FEET.
FINE LOCATION AND NEIGH
RORHOOD. PRICE $3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

II no,el beautifully FUR
~ g1.on,Incnt MIN, location and making
k,sn0 terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

,re block from postofftcer
sculh o"s and furniture: cost Sl100,
|Fod diOo,irt ISsI death in family; $500.
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY G. STOVE RE-
poir Works. Castings made for any
stove. Water Jackets cleaned. All makes
of water Jackets for sale. We make a
soeciaIty Of furnace CRATES and repairs.
Rear 5Sl So. State ST. Telephone 44If
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PIANO STUDIO

announce the opening Of his piano
studio, 40 south Main. Special rates ot9 -
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ATTORNEYS

POWERS g. MARIONEAUX. ATTOR-
news O. W. Powers Thomas Marion
eaux ]. w. Mckinney, Top floor front
Kearns bldg. Bell 1850 Roger W. pow psoc
era notary. HlV-V
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GROOM MOD, RR,. NEW, NICE LOT
sIas0. $3.50 cash, bal. SIS mo- or will
trade equity for vacant lot, walking
distance.
5-room mod b., beautiful lot, lawn,
shade. large back yard all fine. $3.50;
5000 cash. bal. Se5 month
ROSS G. DAVIS HOTEL BROKERAGE,
"a So. w. Temple 81.
md 1910. BclI SS73.
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a iarm we know IL is worth while Our
lists OF special bargains are kept before
the public. That is why We sell real
THAT is HOW WE DO BUSINESS.
HOMES.
new. buff brick cottage. containing
; rooms. a hall. ful basement, large
'front.' porch. screened back porch. trunk
room sleeping porch. The living room is
lS feet long. has brick mantel. built
IN hook cares, china cabinet box window
and plate rail The buffet Kitchen is very
complete and outside air cooler Located
less than 500 feet from Brigham street
ION northeast bench.
Price $4,000. Cash $500. $40 per mo-
II you can pay more per month small
er cash payment Will he considered.
4 new. d-room. pressed brick bunga-
low. near Sth So and 18th East, LARGE
porches. f,ill basement, cemeut walks
try. modern plumbing and electric light
PSIce 20, S,sXnSs .sSnS to ,en6 allsy 60, ~ mo
Have YOU heard Of anything TO equal
,oxIoo feet, with fruit trees. located
near 9th East and 10th South;
$500. $50 cash. $40 per mo.
\ very choice lot on sth East Just
south of Princeton ave. east front; 5oN157
feet 10 alley.
ss75. Terms arranged TO suit buyer.
FARMS.
acres in the beautiful Mil Creek
country, with good water right: 2 acres
. In orchard. . acres In alfalfa. 5-room
house, In good condition; barns, sheds
and other improvements.
5000 Cash $1,000. Balance arranged.
% acres OF very fine, level land, front
ing on State street between Murray and
Sandy. Car line passing. ono Of the
very finest locations In Salt Lake county:
5-room house, very large barn alH other
outhuildings. VIII sell on terms.
sll, ,0o0. Cash $4,000. Balance easy.
BURT & CARLQUIST. COMPANY.
Tel $50. No 80 Main Street
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sSn51
S305o
SS050

THE $50 Is OUR COMMISSION.
AN ELEGANT. New, 5-RouM MOD
ERN PRESSED BRICK COTTAGE.
BUILT FOR \ HOME: BATH TOILET,
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, MANTEL. CON
NECTED WITH SEWER. SEWER AND
SIDEWALKS PAID FOR. LARGE DEEP
LOT. WITH RIGHT OF WAY IN REAR,
CEMENT WALKS. LAWNS, LOCATED
On sTH EAST. CLOSE IN, FINE
NEIC;HBORHOOD. CLOSE TO SCHOOL,
GAS IN HOUSE. GAS RANCE GOES
WITH HOUSE; ALSO COAL RANGE.
LINOLEUM, ELECTRIC LIGHT FIN
TURES. A BIC BARGAIN, COME AND
SEE FOR YOURSELF: VERY EASY
TERMS; ONLY $50 PER MONTH,
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN.
MEEKs & MCCARTNEY.
2l0-eli BOSTON BUILDING.
PHONE WAsATCH 2622.
opl
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COAL AND KINDLING

i: p DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD AND
kindling l55 y. 4th So, both phones.
m36li
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Innings. CRATES AND WATER
iackets all makes. 6. y. Lovstt Foun-
drv. 4; North 9Th West. Bell 23Q4-k. Ind.
ISIS m2730
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j. w. DOLLAR. 1914 SOUTH MAIN ST
Clear titles guaranteed. Bell 5li9-K.
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|NW59
EnuA|
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No. s5i East Tenth South. 6-room
pebble dash bungalow. hot air, gas and
all other modern convenieuces lot 5nx
l5S feet. good barn a number OF fruit
trees, This property could not be du
pltcstcd for the price We are offering ii.
$4,000. Terms TO suit.
HALI>ORAN-JT LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
Phone S23 500 Main ST.
mas
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ADVERTISING.
AUCTION SALES.

o. Is. FURNITURE CO. 2o9 so. WEST
Temple. pays cash for h. h. goods; sell
on credit: save you money on every ar
ticle; one person TO bid against. that's
vourSelf. .D1J33{
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rSss OPPORTUNITIES
',,rsoElLANEoUs

y. HUMRHRsIEESss sESs
1AH;;sINESs 4; CHANCES.
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80 corner grocery store. with
u, "1i,nIos Tor meat market. You
r,,,, ,ocs,lon by buying fixtures.
'1nt. Sec Dollar.
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rgNr PAID ON SAVINGS: Ma
4 Savings e. Trust Co, II East
'fsrple. Tel. 1861. Call or write.
h23ll
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MONEY TO LOAN

AMOUNTS OF $500 AND UP: Low
rate OF interest Houston Real Estate
Inv. Co" S5l South Main st. Phones 81.
dTea
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LADIES' TAILOR.

o ROEHNER. FINE. LADIES' TAILOR
ing perfect III Guarantoed' es'aDilsnmeoo9
20 years. 27I South State ST. m25S4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

Largest lisi OF safe business pronosI
hons In Salt Lake. Try 5. See s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

} a., , ashi centrally located ,
Eal s' q daE; seats 20 people /.
'anrc' Investigate. Sec :.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

~ splendid outdoor business.
y bs-xs A,s by present owner;
R.f ana ana two covered wagons,
h 'a vegetable route. See
n499
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sylL4R. 1914 SOUTH MAIN ST.
\ 'Ousss and Business Chance
Broker.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

:Hs WANT ADS ARE A GREAT
.,nes tor housekeePers who wish
ocilanse articles of home equip
~ nsine advantage Of The Trih-
~ u ls An easy matter TO get rid
-'1fe. BABY carriages. clothing.
ewing machines and similar
.in'ns them into cash or exchang-
1'f something that Is needed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

f,,Sr "Ier-s rooms of furniture,
|s,yi,- "pm'TH. centrally loCa tod.
lug city, Snap. See Dollar.
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4 FEW STARTLING BARGAINS.
DOUBLE s-R. MOD; HALE OF THE
HOUSE NICELY FURNISHED, IN
CLCDING PIANO: $4,000,
5-R. F., WEST SIDE: Sl55o.
3R. r. s. E.: NICE LOT: Sllo0.
5-K. B.. MOD. NEW: S2360
SOME NICE LOTS Sl00 AND UP.
TERMS on ALL OF THESE.
MAEAN INV, CO, 27S w. TEMPLE.
PHONES IA n24+
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4 rmo lore fine fixtures, or the
l e. INK ,sdy. will sell ono half
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,t,.",ssS'hg, nsshg, cleaning and press
R=7,,. "'1 established: many regrI-
1. 80 rent only SIS. Sec Dollar.
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rm v,,.. cakh hal. 5000, payments:
-'s'' me fixtures See Dollar.
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East bench. bungalow. containing 8
rooms and sleeping porch. full cement
basement heat and all other modern
conVeniehces, This property is 10 he
sold FOR $500. and can make terms Lot
2lXlo rods. Don't fail 10 see ii il YOU
need home this large.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

BEAUTIFUL lDLEWILD ADDITION
The blgGes, speculation in town
Only thirty 600 lots left.
Close 10 new high school.
ON East Bench
Good car service.
Ten miles new cement side walks.
Lots 500 and up. $40 down and IS psr
month.
GET RICH WHEN THINGS ARE
GOOD.
our auto Is al your service.
Sell A. y. HUMPHREYS. Ind
4l33 rs w, Second So ST. 4l5f
no5a
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dr sEEK AN INVESTMENT. a
M chance that will provide
k employment for sum of
I'D part or all of your time?
b. Interested in looking into the
slss Of some established business
''%4s added capital ard a partner
PC It's success? Make your Wants
y The Tribune Want columns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-03

q 4 CHANCE FOR PARTY NOT
q sork to oversee and manage
~ 'or light manufacturing plant
experience not necessary. must
W cash, will guarantee Sis
h sslsry. For information call
an south. nsl2
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DENTISTS
FOR RENT OR LEASE

24o ACRES IMPROVED RANCH WITH
implements complete; good water right.
200 head OF sheep. 10 head cattle, head
horses will go with place, on account OF
sickness. Apply TO Frank Plastino. Eobo
erts. Idaho. nEeoe
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs. Lizzie Cfeisler, 5@6 w. Srd
North Bell 14S2-X: Ind 1902. t9l7
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MILLINERY

PRETTY STYLES IN LADIES FALL
hats. hats trimmed. remodcled. first
class work; plumes cleaned: curled. az
So Main. fn6ols
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PATENTS
TO LEASE
HAIR GOODS

SnhE v,,o~--N--O~-----
\. tansfo WIGS, TOUPEES
!. savJns nations. etc. We do
20 bleash9 on head and Inetan,
4 Wssa,nlng Holland 50s y
-'-'' m3ie7
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL

~~~--~-~---~~~---~N>--
WILLOWS MERE: CONFIDENTIAL
confinernents. secluson. legal adoption.
Mrs r Phillips. llth T.. bet. 1@th and
18th So. BOX s23. Ind. 1914. m267S
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases SkjIlful attention given. Trained
nurse in charge Apply $50 T.. ith So.
Bell ili5- NIX. mSNoa
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saLE-REsTAURANT. OPPOSITE
L Depot. No. l3 South 3rd West,
m30sS
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND RooMIEG Eo1rspc
~7L,"-~so-~ooo >1o1c,


HOTEL PARTNER WANTED.
SPECIAL.
"A iady client OF mine who Is tho or.,-
gr rt, % OF one OF the best hotels in the CITY
~ partner one who Is up to date
me hotei consists OF So beautifullv fnr
nished n, rooms; large Office and parior. and
is modern. doing an excellent husinese
Al location very low rent long ieaSe
s.9vo cash. and the balance OF $4,000 to he
paid out Of the house. will give Won free
and clear one-half interest. What Is
wanted more than the money Is good
worHing partner; the place Will clear H.
sen IN short time. This is the best
agents N'u"i'e
SlSoO-lS rooms. steam heat, modern.
extra we'll furnished rent ss5
tease; fine loc.; extra good terms
a dandy little place
S92o-s rooms. rent $50. modern.
we nave places from s 10 i20 ySonns:
IN N iact anything In this line for sale We
nave II satisfaction guaranteed
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOTELS AND
LEASES.
a. RICHTER, REAL ESTATE
." MAIN SIreet Phones Sal.
mGo
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FURNITURE REPAIRING


WE REPAIR ANY OLD THING.
household goods bought and sold. Up
to-pate Furniture Repair Co.. 30S So
" Temple Boil 2l2T, m212S
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BURT & CARLQCIST co.
900. No. 80 Main street.

When We advertise a home. n lot or
farm we know IL is worth while Our
nsts OF special bargains are kept before
tne public That is why We sell real
estate
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Apartment : rooms on each side, CO.
ment basement. located on corner. sewer
and sidewalk taxes paid. Income 1886 per
annum. Price $1,000.
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HOTELS:
BOOMING HOUSES.


vooMING HOUSES.
4 os ROOMS.
way respect. very nicely FUR
mh,ssr good as transient or
@ nrIce and terms reasonable, !,
-arsider trading for city real
81 ROOMS.
sxt class: telephone In every
,s,on NE, Al: steam heat furnished;
IN trade for good ranch: price
80 ROOMS.
,..,,ovn corner. not modern, nut
,S.sn hotel. large office and
nom nom; cheap rent: $1,000; terms
4 Ii ROOMS,
,n, hss, II room roominC houses
W.. W. iust like nice. respectable.
4. ~ mace; always full: price 5000.
y ~ 'yf,iI MI, WANT TO TRADE.
~ any kind of business, in town
:, us; We have a fine little cigar
rood paving restaurant and a
4 merchandise store.
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SECOND AVE. BARGAIN.
Six room modern house With large ce e
mcnt basement and walks. shade and
lawn. This Is A snap at $4,000: $500 cash,
balance Ike rent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-14
TROOPS ARRIVE
ON THE SHERMAN
TWO BATrERrnH or rnr.D Ar.
rrf1EnY TO soHormLD AND
MARINES 10 CAMP VERY

Bringing two batteries Of First Field
Artillery under command Of Col ID. y
Rumbaurh for station az Lcilehua, the
army transport shorman arrived yes.
iefdny morning from San Francisco.
Besides the e26 enlisted mon OF the
artillery corps, the transport brought TO
Honolulu sevcnty.eight men for the
Marine Corps and fifiy.six casuals for
different branches Of the service.
Ia all, the troopship brought twenty.
nine cabin, fifty second cabin and $50
steerage passengers for this port, is
taking ten to Guam, and has 704 for
Manila.
he troops for Honolulu were disem.
barked early and the Marines marched
to their quarters at Camp Very, while
the two batteries of Field Artillery left
the city on special train at one-thirty
in the afternoon for Schofeld Barracks
Officers, who came to Honolulu on the
transport were, Col. d. j. Rumbaugh,
Chaplain s. NJ. Bell, Capt. +. Il. Hop
kins, Capt. ID. w. Hand, Lieut.. C. w.
Neal and Lieut.. @. A. Sellock, of the
First Field Artillery; Maj. W. p.
Wooten, corps of engineers, Lieut.. A.
Z. Schlanser, medical corps, and Lieut..
Fred r. Palmer, Twenty-sixth. Infantry.
Capt Arthur B. Owens, marine corps,
with his family is en- route to Guam
for station
Among the Manila passengers of the
Sherman are C. NJ. Cotterman and fami-
ly, and John P. Sebree. Mr.. Cotter-
man is director of posts in the Philip
Epines, and Mr.. Sebree, commonly known
as "Dad," is headquarters clerk in the
army at the Philippine capital Dad
! is brother of Admiral Sebree, U. s. N,
and he is famous as being the father Of
baseball in Manila where he organized
the first league in the Days of the EN-.
pire, and was manager for nearly q
decade.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-14
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
FOR OAHU COLLEGE

The Oahu College campus is a busy
place this summer with the different
pieces of work under way. A large
addition Is being built 10 Cooke
Library, which win be the Cooke art
gallery erected in memory of C. NJ.
Cooke. The third floor in Castle Hall
is being completed as a dormitoTy for
girls.
Alexander Field is receiving a thick
covering of loan SO as 10 improve the
turf. A teacher 8 cottage Is being built
and a considerable addition Is being
made to another cottage. Plans are
about complete for tho annex to Chas,
r. Bishop Han, which Will add six large
class rooms to that building. Alto
gether this work win amount to about
500 600.
Besides these th0 usual summer rem
ovation and repairs Of all school build.
inRs. dormitoFies, bnd cottages are 90
ing on. The building ana Rfeanda s9a
] tins being put 10 good condition foI
HE opening Of school IL the fan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-14

N AuNNd1tf ANlN ~ Atiil
Mabnkonna Sailed, July ~, hAi
Irmrard, fof San Francisco
Columbia Ripcr-ArnreH, jaiv m,
rchn Lyman y, Foster, nom honoipn
June "a.
Grays Harbor Arrived, July ?, sehr.
Repeat. hence June i6.
Port San Inia-saiicd, July ., y. 3.
Santa Maria. for Honolulu.
eyducya-Auived. July ~, g. s. Ma.
rama, hence June %.
san Francisco Arrived, July II, s..
s. lnrline, hence July a. liza. m.
llonolulu--iO a. NJ, s. s. Epson,
Puget Sound CJune 26) to Melbourne,
passed by, al well. proceeded.
=. n. 8. s. Manchuria, en- ronie from
Orient-Will arrive ut noon, July IS;
desire to sail for San Frnnciseo, IL a.
m, July l6.
p. NJ. s. s. Manchuria, en- route 70.
kohamn TO Honolulu, at p. m, July ~
Latitude "a degrees ~ minutes north
longitude l72 degrees "A minutes west.
=. NJ. $. S. Korea, en- route Honolulu
10 Yokohama, & p. m, July 1880
miles west of Honolulu; all we'll.
p. nj. S. S. Korea, en- route from Ho-
nolulu TO Yokohama, s p. m, July b.
722 miles out. All well
p NJ. $. $. Manchuria, en- route from
Yokohama to Honolulu, s p. m, July
1856 miles from Honolulu.
u. S. S. Sierra, en- route from Homo
lulu to San Francisco, p. m, July
1855 miles from Honolulu.
T. X. X, S. s. Hongkong Maru, en-
route TO Honolulu, s p. m, July 10
600 miles from Honolulu. Will arrive
Z a. m, Sunday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-14
VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS.
Board 81 Health Records.

CORTO-June Q, 1455 Luso street, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel CortO, daugh-
ter.
MINER-June IA, 26 South, to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Miner, a son.
DIILINGHAM-June II, Punahou and
Beretania, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.
Dillingham;, son.
CAAdPBELL-In Honolulu, July s, 1911
to Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Campbell, a
daughter.
TRETHEWAY- Oakland, California
June %, 1911, to Mr.. and Mrs. H
B. Tretheway, a SON.
AYDETT-In Honolulu, July ], 1911
to Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Aylett, son
ILIWAELANI-July z, 53S School, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard K. Iliwaelani
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McManus, 6
daughter.
KAUHANE-July s, Ill Richards, t,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Kauhane, 1
daughter.
DEATHS.
SgENSEN-July 6, Moanalua, Heller
Svensen, S6 years, native of Homo
lulu yalvular disease of the heart.
FRANKE-July 6, Leah Home, Fran
cisco FRANKIE, 80 years, native o:
Porto Rico, tuberculosis.
PICKARD-July Z, ii Hustace lane
Jos. K. Pickard, / year, native o;
Honolulu, pneumonia.
RUTTMANN-July 8, 1888 Beretania
George Henry Ruttmann, 40 years
native of New York.
y AIMEIDA-Tulv 160T T,uso Viva,
Almeida, 9 mos, native of Honolulu
MARRIAGES.
ANA KEAUPUNI--July 2, Robell,
street, Charles Alma to Sarah Keau
puni, both of Honolulu.
WERNER HEN ING-July 5, 9tl
avenue, Kaimuki, Frederick Verne
to Emma F. Henning, both of Homo
lulu.
KANE-REYES-July 3, Catholic Mis-
sion, Alfred X. Kane to Mary Reyes
both of Honolulu.
BS-SHEFFIELD-J 20, 223
Kamehameha, Kenneth B. Barnes I
Carolyn L. Sheffield, both of Hone
lulu
MARTIN-KAI-July 5, "a Chaplain
Russell J. Martin to Lily NJ Ka
both of Honolulu.
B0LIN-FERNANDEZ- 8, Cor;
Road, Alonzo Bolin to Jennie Fernal
DEE. both of Honolulu.
McENROE-RoWE-July 8, Kawaiaha
church, Joseph McEnroe to Ellen \
Rowe. both of WatertOwn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-14
OVERRIDING VETO
MEANS LEGAL FIGHT
loontInued fram Pape ope.1

(Contlnued from rage Ope.1
road supervisor positions are held by
the incumbents only until their success
sors are appointed, being holdovers
nominated for this term, but not APP
proved.
Plan for Wilder to Go.
With the exception of Wilder, it is
understood that the Republican super
visors desire to make no changes, but
1t has been announced that Wilder will
go from the road supervisors job to
be an assistant in the city engineer s
department, his place as boss of the
road workers to be taken by Charley
Wilson.
The plan now is for Wilder to hold
on and to refuse to turn over his Office
until the courts settle the mixup.
Had the Republican supervisors play
ed fair with the public and not allowed
their political itchings to supersede
their common sense this muddle would
have been avoided, as the mayor re-
alizes as well as everyone else that he
! is outnmbered and would be forced
by public opinion to give in on any fair
! proposition. AS it is now, however he
is in a position where decent public
opinion will be back of him.
Cathcart, the Almighty
Yesterday, at the noon meeting of
the board of supervisors, John Cathcart,
city attorney, hoisted the piratical flag
and announced himself above the au-
thority of anyone and everything, de-
| tying the supervisors to interfere IN
his department or question anything
concerning his management of it. AS
a result, the raise OF salary voted his
first deputy, Fred Milverton, is in
danger.
Milverton slipped away on Tuesday
for Kona, where he has been spending
most of the time the city pays for in
looking after private case for a plan
tation. Phis happened to be his third
1 trip without leave within year and
his second during the term of Office OF
the present board. AS representation;
We're made a few weeks ago that Their,
was so much work in the attorney z
department to do that a general rais'
of pay was called for, the supervisor
naturally wanted to know how Milver
ton could be away so much under pay
if so much here required his valuabl,
time. The board also wanted to know
how Milverton took it upon himself T.
slide out whenever it suited him with
+. out asking permission from the one
who voted his salary.
+, Cathcart grew red around the gill
:. when these pointed questions and per
! sonal remarks flew about the boar,
. table and allowed his angry passions t
:. rise to the extent of announcing tina
!. he was running the city attorneys dc
: ipartment and intended to run it as h
saw fit. The only part in the program
}. belonging to the supervisors was {
vote the payrolls when the time cam,
If he wanted to let Milverton establis
a legal residence in Kona or any othe
lplaee, he proposed TO let him.
Whereupon the board referred tn
. Question of Milverton's time check I
the committee of ways and mean
(which committee will decide whetht
the part is greater than the whole I
mot.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-14
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