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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-03-30
Pioneer Rail Chief Dies

Observation-Disclosures Thayer, one of
the pioneer railroad promoters of the
United States, died at his home il
this city Tuesday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-03-30

Found Guilty of Robbing Shoppers.
Milwaukee.-Mary English, the
Chicago woman accused of robbing
woman shoppers in department stores,
has been found guilty by jury. The
sentence may be from one to twenty,
five years in Waupun.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-03-30
Brill on Pioneer Dead.

Brillion.-August Huebner, one of
the earliest pioneers of this town, is
dead, aged IS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-03-30
Protection for Indian Mounds.

Madison.-The senate has passed
Senator Linley's bill for the protec-
ton of prehistoric and Indian mounds
in the state.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1911-03-30
Wausau May Get Comm IS on.

Wausau.-A movement is on for
the adoption Of the commission form
Of government
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15
GETS MONEY FROM COOK


Auburn March &c. = T. B".rhor
of this pItN. Vho was chef FOR nr
Frcdrri.k COOK un his memorable
trip 60 Mount Mckinley, has, aft"f
MANY attempts to get his money. re-
cciNrd check from IA" doctor tor
$3.50 iur services performed On the
expedition Bo"chcr t4'clar"s that 10"
made repeated attempts tu get his pa"
and finally threatened To- bring suit
WITH the result that the check was
forthcoming Dr cook pleaded a
scarrity of funds as a reason for not
paNing the debt sooner.
Becchrr was Win the expedition
from start to finish and took some of
IN. photographs that have been pub
lishrd ui scenes ia the vicinity of the
mountain Brcchrr. while hoing cou-
Ycrsnu, with ever feature and st"p
at IN. rNpcdition, has never taken
part ia the contrnNtisN about whether
cook really reached the summit "i
the mountain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15
VI ~ RELIEVE ~
When Ncli-known albuquerque pco.
pie Tc,i u - rlHini,.

When public endorsement is mad,
10y - representative citizen CO.. Nlpu-
qucrquo ~, proof Is positive. You
must believe IT, Read this testimony
Every backaD h, sufferer, every man,
woman or child with any kidney truu-
bic Will find profit In III" reading.
Mrs T. Fuurnrilr. in3 :. Nr"ldWaN.
Albuquerque, y. NJ, SAYS. ~ can
yuuch for boan's Kidney PillF as
heartily now IS when ! publicly ror-
commended them over two years ego.
Though I have not taken this remedy
during This interval ! haN" advised
other persons To- try 10 and I know
from report. that II has acted salts
faCtorily. lu u testimonial I gave iu
favor OF Duau's kidney PILLS 100 Jan.
uary, 1900, ! said that the contents
uf three boxes had cured me oi pain
in the back that had chung 10 mo for
a long time | can nov say that !
have had NO recurrence of my old
trouble
For sale hy all dealers. Price 80
cents Foster Milhurn go. Buffalo.
Now Nork. sole agents for the United
states.
Rcmember ne name Doun's and
take no other. N0D
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15
FARMERS ORGANIZE
,,tn trundr iaiHnr'- Iuim Ne~uria.
iiun iu Srtutr brtirt Markets
lur crops.

SAINTS r., s. 80 .ia.ch ia lh,
Il II pierre ,.u.au. uoteauui
concern has f'I voluntary di-.ont
ton pupcrs u 10 territorial soorc.
larl- Office ru. COMPANY hcad.
quarter, ar . tn uosofdo ANA \
= pic,,t Us m, treasure and sptu.
tof' agcul
Articles oi incorporation have uo'n
Med IA IN. i.,.toriul secretary IS
office bN th. N.W Mexico Fa..u.ra
association. who's. o'Hco les W IN
lhonN. Duua MA count ana oi
which Il T. unVlon g. The agent.
I he new company Is org 'aUilcd Co.,
the purpo., eff mutual Instruction
and 1i.cu ion 300 the operation of
farms In She Rio Grandc valley Tor
the purpc. of dealing IN rcal csfai '.
etc ana 10 go brttHi markets. .l'
produce !, U.s. capitalized af Stu.1nu
G. ipou shaIc- a SON Five nHu
dred OF M So share, are lo H, n
SER. \" uu' uic share sold r
each m uucr o' The eco uUruN and
IOu shares az, 90 bc NnuNE "a.
'SeYi.t g." THE -ua. ouold r, tuU
incorporated U J : BrooNs. 81.
a + Buwdcu. 81 G. g. NllHr e.
J. G. VI, \ar, 80. X Met scnmm
81, Tnoy \ Fen T. ~. II. lo1c,
/, ana l. II Mticy ! rhc com.
! pauy is To endure "a wears and DO
: poaid oi directors mc 80 b. oh.
! %, tho sotNh0id r. 90. sIlc- y
| stock
Governor hids has appointed fee.
! MGR Governor George \ Curry =,
| rrug sent New MEXICO al ih' cen,
monies a.,endine ~" upouid- Z, in'
| Roosevelt dam in \rllona. AZ Whcl
I former pfgsia 20 houscyvl' viii p'
present lie al o appoint % VI Gar
IL to rcp eseG he tduitory W th'
convention Of "a. rrdnsttontuDnla
| Goods Roadstsuci"l' which meet
in Pho nix Na.ch u
The lmnkct lite Insurance u
| panv OF Lincoln Nebraska. has Hfh
drawn iriM The territory uu acruau
OF being unable 10 gcl suitable rc.
Q scntlt.vIS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15
TO HAVE CELEBRATION
bihI lrliuN~ III \rtr~ia Niii t"ic-
hia,c \uui,cr~HrN ot i.udgr'~
bounding.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15
LEARN Tul GAME.

SOM, of these western statesmen
who are continually complaining That
they mover receive ANYTHING W the
hands of the national administration
In tn way of jobs have onl, them
selves to blame. The west must
chang, lbs ways Thcs, vcstorncis
mus, NOR, CLOSELY read thu nrWs "i ihc
day and they will soon discover
wherein their weakness with the adj
miuistration is locaj'd.
The Evening Herald notes that Mr.
Tar threw the cares of state to- the
-four winds tor several hours thu other
day ana d,so1cd himself to pursuing
q little bah about the links.
Their gentlemen. is thu solution 60
your difncultirs--nt least some ut 'ou
For apons ana acons the onl, game
that has attracted any serious dtt'u-
ton In the west has been stud poker
Anti gambling came along aud de-
stroycd that classic pastlmc Tdor,
has arisen nothing 10 take H. place
The IaN abiding statesman of the
west s,orns such gentle amuscm,nts
as ping pong and lawn tennis. with
resignation ho has abandoned his
stack of chips, as rolio of th, past
Unlike his more progressive brother
of thc rff.te east. he has not realized
that Ia game there IL more than
! mere amusement.
Gentlemen, tn" dose may hr q biz
ter one beat q, least II can do no harm
II. under thu law, you cannot shutt,
the deck and open the jackpot in th'
good oid-iashioncd way, irpu' not
but secure YOU club CT two aua taxi
! zap In, more arduuus aud profitable
task uf hiking ia. elusiN. little bal
laTuund tho whatever the link
may be-, PLAY golf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15
Ntt.\tb\'s >U\t..

Know - thou the land where ,itruu-
apples bloom.
\nd oranges like gold lee lc1f gloom.
4 gentle wind from d,cp blue heaven
blows.
The msruc tntck on high the laurel
grnWn'
know st Thou II then"
TITS there tis there.
- nay ira, loved onc. thou with me-
must go
knows, thou Ga, house, 10. porch with
pillar. allr
.Tnc rooms do git,cr -uitcrs bught
the hall
Md marble statues stand aud lool,
each ono.
Whgrs tus poor child To- unc, the, vc
done
ku,A 50 thuu 30 them"
TIE there %. There.
" mf protector thou with mo must
Eo'
Know st tnou the hU. the bridge that
boug- "u cloud"
The mulys u mist ginpr DER the tor
rout fud.
! In caves d, .oil,d the dragons ancient
brood
Fra, crag leaps down aud over 1t Ga,
flood
Know 20 thou IL them
ris there tis there.
Our way runs - my father. wilt thou
,...,t.. t.N.Nh,.t, N.fst,.t..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15
:, GENUINE WELCOME.

Sew Mexico. aii A'pupu,rau,. tho
uough Riders. ,Nt,nd q genuine wei
come tonight to America inst citl-
ven. Theodore Roosevelt
The nero Of san Juan mn .prcsl.
den, aud mighty hunter VIII bee
greeted with Warmth that be- not
affected aud O. cordlau,s not be- truly
western.
\ similar greeting also h. extended
80 Mr. Rooscvclt Miss Eth, and tu'
lt"osc,cr party
Tho Evening Herald might make
us, of AN otlusiou ct words to further
impress upon the distinguished guest
Of the citS that his man, friends ont
her, are glad to see him MI HooSc-
ycit kuovs IA, west. however, and J.,
d. unnecessary 80 say more.
u Nj RousrVclt should have the
slightest doubt as To- his welcome
upon arriving in Albuquerque. II viii
b. disp,llcd completely before h'
leaves.
The onl, rcgrc, r. that thu Ruosc-
volts cannot staN longer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15

u rH'I' looks 10 the casual oh.
server uh something Dr. nuuut to-
happen 300 the vioinit, of N"NiDu
u,uttts Md che worst of 10 lt. th,
pubh. hasn't tut idea Vhnt that
something s going to be
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15

Herald from an "FX- kansan' pub
hshed IN last evening" issue. recalls
IN. hardships OF ,hr early Kansas
settlers They are nov among the
wcal,hicst farmers uf th, country
The hardships of the southwest of to-
day az" a. nothing compared 60 the
days If the settlement "f Kansas,
when IN. war hatred S,ill existed and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15
~ 1888 N>p NON ,

~ 1898 N>D NOW.
Won Moitkc Obj, |'rmau vhu nr.t
applied "thorouHnurs ON grand
scale &, OBJ, management OF % might
army. uc,d,d u utd,f Goo start th'
war maouuor, upon ap elaborate
campaign. Co do uuI, nu, thins To-
pun open drawer numu't .'.ond-so
iu cabinet % aud talking "1' from
q carefully arranged pa k,t of roucrs
20 certain u,uc aIp 80 t,',4tapU ONE
message 10 q certain destination whore
the heart OF To, arm, resided and uad
iis activity Within ten minutes after
the dispatch or that m'ssag, Oh, ur.
m,udous legend ct tu, Imperial arm'
b'sau Go unrou
Ever, man was ct bis post oud
,a.h man knew whn, CO. do. Tine &c..
.,ipt uf the frsi urdol Vne the SIGNAL
tor b,1ds of divisions aud arm, corps
q, give th.it orders. which we're r,dj-
pu,at,d by other and sun mur. orders
to- interior officers until the CIRCLE N1s
completed aud the arm, vn. on tn"
march Evcryth ana ",,l,1nlr
moved with the cortuiut, and p,.-
sIou OF q perfect machine. b,,aus, the
whole scheme uf action had been
Thought ont and fixed long bo''t'
there vaa an, need Of action
Tine memory In military minds col,
the splendid story of Gorman military
efficiency must have brougEt into
hich aud unpleasant roli.f IN, expert
,n.,s OF our own ltt, army ia istS
s., hen it -,t out tur cuba That uol'rr.
skclt,r excursion was quit, shameful.
and 49,, ar, glad that 1t viii probabl,
never be- repeated our present miu-
tary "mauouvcrs.' whatever may bee
their political significance. have dis
closed stat. OF ,ffcirnc, of which
ali sorts of Americans MAY rrci
proud
frW hudrs after the order for thr
mobilization of "a. VUo troops prartI
crli, IN, ,utir. number had b,guu
A., .,uv,,s, an In. obi.c,t,, min.
san Antonio Texas Artill,r,. horses.
marines aud ships ct war were lll
r.,d, and AN nn ia, nntn, of poua
Nn,,nuui,ion stores rations and ,u
m. essentials for . rcul ,amp.irn IN
tbr mold or nu tl.. sea against a r,tl
..,..,,, v,,,. tp.,.tiJ,. ,v,tl,bl, r..
order came a.. a complete surprise go
IN. VAS, maiotit, of thu officers To-
Ohom II was directed. aud W., 1t ear.
ri,d with II ma confusion h,caus. tris
.,nc, rrnbl.m had been studied ami
c,nri.t.b pr,.p,r.d for down to lu.
minutes, d.tatl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15
~ TEN ~ AIS.

II is no longer case Of Young
man. 80 west ana grow up vith the
,uunir, vt least IL IL not IN the
sense it was e icV years ago. \ more
modern version would be Young
man, " YOU are going west I" grow
up with thc country SOU viii have
to- hurry
The west H. growing aud growing
faster than ever ia IT. history. This
applies particularly To- the territories
Whcr. the last of the public domain,
sim open 10 entry. ~ fast being taken
up. Their. are a few million acres OF
nee land ia the southwest that can
SIN be- homcstradcd and that viii
grow crops either by irrigation OF dry
farming
nut anyon, Vho has been ia Sew
Mexico for the past ten years cannot
tail To- note the way Ia which the
settler has taken up the valleys and
m,sas and turned them into Toduc.
tiV. farms ON an sides IT has hccn
going on. From ia, Mimbrcs VALLEY,
which within a year has been turned
from dcscr; into rich farm land. by
means q: pumping, to the great Ele-
phant Butte project which - now
under way. and the Roosevelt dam In
Arizona. which is ready for work
The foregoing II merely brici in
troductory 30 a matter ot Tar more
concern IT, anyone Who desires 10 be-
com. tllrr of the soil
For many years Vet to come the
mineral resources OF New Mexico VIII
provide ample room for an capital
sucking Investment. bat II b. q CON
tcryativc statement t. say that within
the space oi the next ten wears every
d,rs of the state uf New Mexico win
be- taken up.
Moreover land that can now be
bought lot email sum pea acre, viii
Ice worth many times as much and
10 some cases II viii have increased
iu value TOO per cent Yhr YOUNG
man of to-day who permits this OPP
portunitA &C. pass without securing e
home on thr lands of Sow N,Ni,o
may We'll consider himself IMPROVE
dent ten years from now
II matters not whether d., secures
e homestead. whether hc ryram- "a
hnInr under 40, desert act "r whether
h, bugs a tract OF land Tor thc small
amount a can bee purchased tor at
this time
Land IN Sew M,Ni,o viii never b,
cheaper ON the contrar, the virgin
soil of the southwest with the fin'
climate. tho hcHl,hiu ozone and tn,
pure waters. viii be- IN greater de-
tnsnd In ten years from nov than any
agricultural land on the North Amer
lean continent
The Young man of today who ha'
an IS, tu the future viii not IAN a
this time 10 bccomc the independent
man OF tomorrow II h. secures SONS
oi the land which can be had tor a
song
II does not matter in what scctioi
uf the territory IN. land may be- lee
Gated. IL win advance In value an'
IA, opportunity nov open to IN
young man uf little means Viii not b.
open 10 his children IN the land o
sunshine
Real estate l. the basis of al
wealth The answer h. obvious
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15

when w, bone homo-t,adcr frcquor'l
bad Co. usu Indians as v"il - huu.
gct and thirst Hold ON Co ,our land
u Will pat ,ou n the nd Tho 'EN.
Kausau' cNd,ur hss been mofo and
boz, knuVf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15

Johr W Sickclsmith. Greensboro.
Pa, b IL three children, aud like most
children thor frequently take cold
We have tried several kinds Of cough
medicine he SAYS. "but have never
found any vet that ava them as much
good az rhs.bo RAINS cough Rem
EDDY For sale hy an drugriNts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15
science Iinl~ u NAY,

\ itn wears ago N'H 'N'I' "N 30
sirc,r 100 tho employ OF the gov
arumrut made survey OF ihf rec
gou H. CAV, u as his "Wnl'n lh'i
the Nimhrcs river NlH not oni'i'lf
fu~i. aut continued 10 flow at "a drPlh
af from tN.cui. 20 eiNi, iN.'. 'ti"u-'
sand and gravel str'i d. und.t 'hi'
,utir, valley Thc soil ot the Mn
urr-. hD said. has been built up n>
tine erosion of mountains surroundings
IT, n sccms that at one time lu inc
history of ,uo world what I> now "a
great valley was bu' tp lmmrns"
rorg. in mountain. nhi. Do H,'' mile
higi md that thr bottom Of thts
gorge was thr channel ut gigduii'
river. over tN'ntt niles wide Boo
places Whom sufficient soil was built
Inn. tho valley supported vegetation,
tropical n It's uNurianco Ehrrc WAS
also abundant animal lie This the
engineer proved hv the fact that homes
prr cucrucd at srcat depth an over
thr Whitley. ln many places human
hone. are found buried ten twenty,
and thirty feet deep ana a. sccms
quit, likely that those arc the remains
Of som, prehistoric race. The OYER
flows of this great river during
thwu,nnds oi years kept dcposi,ing
The sin. thus covering the river
i,cpci and deeper until mono of the
uo.stur, of rs hidden waters could
,r,u.h the surface IN, country then
anne "a dc~crI, except during years
of excessive rainfall. when n" nat
uauy rich soil supported abundant
gr,s.. II thus took nature thousands
nf years 90 hide this river hut sh'
dld hrr work we'll The government
engineer expressed the nnlicf mat
There Au. AN abuudaucc of water Ia
lh. underground river 90 irrwt,
fhe entire valley. n il could De- raised
economically ru"ugh 90 make IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15
IiuN Pumping giants Vow IN.

IirN Pumping plants Nov IN.
ID often ,s objected that the cost of
,,l for pumping water must 10"
sr,ltDr taun IA, Cost of water under
tlr erl.It, system but Whom this ~
..u~r b. set over against thu cost 81
w. IuI.uuu.v and operation uf -Ns-
I.u pf bitches. and interest on tn
.r.at.I initial cost the advantage -
uet 3D.. often with the pump VA"
f..r. .r. man, positive advantages
.ri.h ia, pump has over tI' Er'F-
|i system For instance you puWr
.rpn your well NO seeds ~ nuN''u'
u.,rt Goo annoy gov throughout th'
! rIu5,lns -ttsun ind"r a ditch 81 i'
Ir.,t - impossible to keep N"ut lhhl
l f-.. frrm the pest ~ weeds " i'
| .iatrtrd that the silt which the ditch
.vat.r ,.r,fr. frrtilizcs the land. bat
10 b. ius az likely 10 carry iniurl"u'
.u. Wh Ia viii IN time sterlli1e "a"
"DuA Wei water usually s pu'''
anna il B. especially 40 In tho region
..t. ,.nt.h Mr are writing Tho wllrr
uuptp.d frum the wells in "a, Mimi
.r.. ,..llr, ut the rate of $1,000
Gallons p,r mlnu.. .,a.,is4 49,. PCS per
...t rur. an, purcst Watcr lu th"
united states with tho cSe. pi."n "i
tur u.i,r from a fcW springs 'h l"'
small COMMITTEES ~ the state ~ N'w
yofk Ngau ditch water usually
., .rwuuu.t, AFFAIR whereas, VA"
.uua I- 900 Individual enterprise. ana
uls appeals sruugl, q" tho aN'r'-
,met am. Tor America be- "a nation "f
, Nidut's
Tr.t. lt,, been nf now pumping
p'art mt u tho vicinity "i p'm'us
, WITHIN u lai eighteen nuuths Hui
t.ri .ir.teu,. of rob. rrigaolr l'ud'
sim ur. Iu raw. arid state Men
f, with capital and brains aud 'nrrS'
. .rr u,,d,d, ana hr> are coming
} ',,r, dat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15

th, ,ru about ten feet above th'
waiter Lowell of thu first stratum f"r
instance. IL the first stratum "rrui-
at a depth Of thirty feet, ana NV
we'll i~ continued down to th' "-'
stratum. fay ~ depth "i l'p l''|
ia, water win rise Ia thu ""ll I"
uoiut about twenty feet below the
surface of the ground such q vel.
upon being pumped AZ The rate "t
nuo gallons per minute. can h'
lowered sixteen or twenty feet at
which poini the water stands a. long
a4 10 is pumped AZ that rate Gh'
Shuu Won. three miles east of brW-
,ng. was pumped at the rat" of l.2''
.uluns per minute. for seventy -tN"
hours. ,onsccutNclN without th'
water failing below the forty loot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-15
Pow rrfui Pump CSd.

W. vii describe the method follow
eel here IN installing one of thos"
pumping plants. y test well Is drill-
d rr.' and an accurate log at dtill-
ina kept. go that when the main hole
is drilled The drllors VIII know iu~'
Vfnu fp pat IN the ytrainrr pipr, 90
..r,,u The well uf T. Is. ConndWaN,
dire, miles southeast of Dcming, IS
uutrM welt of this region. The test
won di.cIus, 20 th, fact that thrr" Wa
Ina r,t of Nafor-boartng material.
Within the nrst 80 feet The pump
| to hr Installed Was of 1000 gallons
lp,r inmate capacity. aud ninety feet
/ pf .irautr pipe. coz screen casing W'H
considered ample To- supply inns
amount az water. \ htty-fuut steel
/ ult. two feet ia diameter, was put
down. aud a. Tia, bottom OF this the
pump was Installed. tn" WntiN"
Il.oucr l4 furnished hay ufN -hor-,-
power gasoline engine. ana the 'n-
Itr. installation costs IN the urlghh"r-
! hood OF $500. II furnishes enough
/ water tu mitigate 500 acres ot lana.
/ m, pump rs .o vonstru, ted thai u 3.
/ tbiv tn h.ndlo lara" quantities ui m"
sand. without injury Go tls bearings
lrly pumpiur out OF the sand. "i
I .our+" strcugthrus the we'll 1- ~ tl-
lows the course gravel Of 10" walter
bgring strata to settle against th'
screen casing. thus forming all around
Ith.. casing an underground reservoir
Iot water Tho wells or this region
linus e., better tho longer they are
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-27
TOM M'TIGHE
PASSES AWAY

Thomas +. McTighe. commonly
know as "Tom McTighe." and ms
the Irish consul" died yesterday af-
ternoon at his home on Young street.
lie had been in for about ten days,
with hemorrhage of the bowels, but
for some time past had not enjoyed
his former usual health.
McTighe was a native of Ireland,
fifty years old, and had lived here
since 1856 lie was very well known
and popular, and derived his nick
name of Irish Consul" from his de-
yotion to his native land and his prom
inence in all local irish celebrations.
He was first employed here as night
clerk in the Royal Hawaiian Hotel
and later became its manager. After
severing his connection with the hotel
he entered the employ of Macfarlane
& Co., and was with this firm for II
years. He then went into the retail
liquor business for himself under the
firm name of Gomez & McTighe. He
later purchased the interest of his
partner and became sole owner
! He leaves a widow and five children
' William r. McTighe will assume
charge of the business and estate.
The funeral took place this after
noon at one o'clock, the first service
being held at his residence, S27 Young
street. Father Stephen officiated in
services at the Catholic mission. The
interment was at Pearl City.
The following acted as pallbearers;
, John Hughes, John Walker, Henry
Gehring, p. f. Dillon, Tom Smith anC
, +. ID. Creedon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-27
TAKE THE TIVE DAY TRIP.

Much is to be seen during two days
absence from Honolulu, And the ex-
pense is trifing. The Oahu Railway
and Land Company runs parties to
Haleiwa, stopping the afternoon and
night at fascinating Haleiwa, and the
next morning takes them in carriages
through the great pineapple planta'
lions and within sight of Schoield
Barracks, at Wahiawa, where the
train is taken for Honolulu, arriving
in the city at half past five the sec
ond afternoon, Thousands have made
the trip and testify to the comfort and
delighhit affords. The Hotel at Halei-
wa is one of the finest on the island