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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-25
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n EEMBERS OF the G. A. r. are to
~ DC the special guests of Mrs
V Emma Ramsey Morris Monday
l. - night at her opera class pupils
o,,., recital in the First Methodist
enurch. en they are asked TO arrive carly
which WIN be ono hour 'i In PrHsIanwsi ensib w;ii
follows: wa '0 as
Aria" ...... rt,,
Miss Sarah Rasmussen 'i'i'ei
va hashmiri song. Pale Hands l
hoyed roye drom Indian Love Lyr-
Oh Resting Place .t... scbnhara fbin1eh
Miss Erma Pendleton.
'a) Prayer" drom "Tannhauser'D
(b) Fierce Flames Arc soanjasn MasneT
Grom I'll Trovatore'D VERDI
Miss Stella Angel.
ta) Melisande In the Wood" (old
(b) Sons Of The Soul jirom The The
Miss Vera Engbers
Miss Sarah Rasmussen.
pu1t-.Eome ,, 10 Our Mountains" Urom
Miss lis, Engbegg and Miss Angel. ''O
ob> 'Tne fn AatuISn AiiyniSS '' Ro6er, Fpde9 Fpde9
Miss Erma Pendleton. '''~
'Elsa's Dream" tfrom 'Iohengrln'D.
Miss Stella Angel
Thou Lovely Bird" Cfrom Pearl OF
hfazh } .:....:... Felicien David
Miss Vera Engberg
ts) The Temple Bells (from In
dian Love Lyrics'D ....... Finden
(h) ''Betr ravod - Margaret r Ianu
Miss Erma Pendleinn
do lo-to. no The Battle Cry of the
alkure' ..,..,....,..,.... Wagner |
Miss Stella Angel.
3itz Song trom Romeo and Ju
net OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gounod |
Miss Sarah Rasmussen
Mrs. Mary Frances Sanborn Mrs EN-
ma Ramsey Norris. accompanies
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New Books for Library

The following fifty books will he added
TO the public library Monday:
Reference American Society OF Civil
Engineers. Transactions. vol. IL: Catholic
Encyclopedias vol. Ii; Field (cd.). Die
tlonary OF Oriental Quotations; New In
tcrnational Year Book. 1910; planche.
Cyclopcdia of Costume. { vols; Scharff.
Bcrzog Cycopcdia OF Religious knowl-
edge. vol 10.
Misceiloncous-B Braun, Margaret Fuller
and Goethe; Cannon. Reading references
for English History; Chapman. UneX-
plored Spain. Dickinson. Education of a
Music Lover; Encrton Unitarian
Thought Fraser. Diplomatisi's Wife In
Ideas OF To-day; Griffin & Ilinchin. Life
of Robert Browning. Griffith, Short
Analysis OF Welsh History; Grubb. TN
known People in an Unknown Land,
Guelph; Husband Year IN Coal Mine:
Masncro. Egypt: Moultou. World Litera-
ture: Parsons. Landscape Gardening: Poe.
Complete Poems. Robertson. French
Academy. Singleton, How 10 Visit tho
Great Picture Galleries: Smith. Travels.
vols; Taylor Mcdiacval Mind. vols.
Flction-Boshcr. Miss Gibbie Gauli:
Buchan. Grea; Diamond Pipe: Cur
wood, Honor OF the Big SHOWS: Glaspell.
Vlsioning, Glass Potash e Perlmutter;
The Legacy.
Children's Books-Bacon Operas Every
Child Should Know: Craein. Kindergarten
Stories for SUNDAY School and Home;
Tree Stories: Macdonald, Princess and
ihc Goblin: ST. Nicholas. Stories OF Classic
Myths: Smith. Childs Book OF Old Verses
CrefD Wade. Our Little German Cousin.
Our Little Indian Cousin. Our Little Irish
Cousin.
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nghfS Disease

q uudsr , on the percentage ~ re-
Ia brisht. 'I new emollicnt treat
4. ls,ien, oisease are as follows
"A; k "r ss Is mulch weakened and
ttvAby %npsctcd %p'c in from five 10 len
,is rent rnco,n "cs more than 10 per cent
Ia ,for;s Where physicians
~ Tsrc,. TO restrain fatal evmn1
~, Of tfauI,nhls u.lhls have from thirty in
800. ~ the efficiency Is very
ssroSs6Iy " !, do not wait until he'd
s'stush, thai take the new ero,.
,narIy min, I'M inc appearance of the
tss:yery and dropsy do moi pre-
mamms,;oIIh ne point is that the
= heart an. should be attacked
sn. 'nn physical system are
s's, Rsg,l'sn. Rsnnin = treatment is known
sslt IaI. Compound. II cnn he %
pmrs 3, City from schromrn ~ '
s'lrs ey,,nve W., nve stores '"''''''
week usual Improvement by
G csl. ~. bfa Battery 81. san
. VINO have obstinate cases,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-25
Real Estate Transfers,

Ella Tobin TO Clifford NJ Aston.
par. OF section 81, township 3.
James ", p '1HsT Marker wssi' and wife 10 Ed
ward 3. Wicks, part OF lot .,
block b. plat B..,.,...,.......,. 30
George Wilder and wife to Myrtle
a. sun. lots 80 and SO. block 5.
Perkins Grand View addition . $50
Andrew Y. Erickson and wife to
Adclph Berger. part OF section SO.
township, south, range west; 10
Mary \. M. S, Barratt 10 Mary l..
s. Hammer. part OF section 81,
township > south. range / cast 20
Campbell Building company TO Jo-
sephine GenerauX. lots . and S,
block 4. Lincoln Park subdivision 100
George l.. Brcsinser and wife to
Julian G. McCalam lots 50 and
36. block a. Forest Dale addition 5o7
J. kimbal & Richards Co. lot 27
GlenWood subdivision ......,...
Josephine Generaux and husband 10
Campbell Building company, lots
and s. 10 and 10, block .. five
acre plat C-,............ .,........ l.. 90
lot l, block Ia, five-acre plat A.,
Bessie Taylor to w. II. Young. lot
II, block IA, fve-acre plat A. i
Johannah Brixen TO Alice Dobson,
lots IL and -, block >. Perkins
Boulevard addition ..,. 40
kimball & Richards Co. TO Leona
zundel. lois S@S and S24. Highland
Park addition .....,... So
Hiram Curtis 10 David Ferguson.
part Of section l6 township >
south range ! east. ::......... 4
Salt Lake Security and Trust COM
panE 10 Ada l.. Philhower. part
OF lot 3. block 2. Eylin & Reese
subdivision ..................... 325
Carl Peterson TO Halfuar L. Olson.
lot s. block 3. Sandy Fivc-Acrc
Plat ..:....:. ,;....,.........-.. 30
Robert Elwood and wife TO William
L. Turner, part OF section 20.
township south, range ] west IL
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Births.

Stanley Leon Mayer, Judge Mercy hos
pital. boy.
Joseph Z, Peterson. 1o7 North First
West street, girl.
Don Warren Truitt, 725 Third avenue
boy,
Isaac Martin, s36 West Second North
street. girl
f. Lane Coppock, So Q street. boy
\. p. Nelson. SO Park street boy
George y. Fltt. 81 Rosella street girl.
Sydney Joseph Whitaker $40 North
Sixteenth West street boy.
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Music at Saltair,

Two exceptional programmes have
heen selected bv Harry Montgomery for
the band concert at Ssltair this after
noon and evening, Many of the mum
hers arc of the popular class, while
others are Of the highest order of band
music The afternoon concert is given
from 10 clock. and the evening
concert from TO Q o'clock. The fol-
lowing programmes win be played TO.
day:
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Mandolini5t Returns.

Wallace Smith. a Salt Lake maDdo
linist, who has been away for some
wears in the east, has returned. While
absent Mr.. Smith appeared in Balti
more, Chicago, Kansas City and other
large centers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-25

uartette. Abide with Me q.

Quartette. Abide With Me e.,.........
Piano solo. slected -. Miss Alice Martin
Miss Morse Or. ". G. Ruckenbrod
Violin solo. selected Willie Hardiman
Anthem. Let the Gospel Light Shine
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PnpilR' Piano Recital.

a number of the pupils of Miss Lor-
raine Maokay appeared in q public
piano recital at the Thirtyhrst ward
chapel on Tuesday evening, when pro
gramme Of unusual merit was present ed.
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MISS ZOR 4 SHAW.

Those taking part were the Misses
Gladys CottreIl, Mabel Lund. Hazel
Crager. Merl Jensen, Winnifred Morri-
son, Myrtle Gibson. Evelyn Paramorc,
Ina Jensen, Rowena Mackay. Leah
Ncibaur. Marie Penrosc, Gertrude Dent,
and Masters John Campbell, Earl Rus
sell, Wallace Peurose, Alton keyScr.
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MONDAY.
Assistant Organis, Tracy Y Cannon a
the organ

Assistant Orsanls, Tracy Y. Cannon al
the organ.
Allegro and AndanIe from Organ
Sondia in & minor. ......... .Guilmdnt
ta( AlleGrctto No 2.............,.,.F Foote
No) lJlerc '.r''.s .........,... ..s- BoJowSKl
tc) Old Melody. Arr, by Performer
Hosanna ..,..................... WaChs.
TUESDAY.
Orsanist j. J. McCleIland at the organ.
SONATA for Organ. ...... Mendelssohn
ta) Romanza in u 0at..........,.Lc Lcmarc
OBJ Prayer in a Hat............. Guilmant
tc) Old MeloGN......r Ar by Performer
Gems from "Lohcnerln" ......... Wagner
loccata IN C.................s.,.. Evry
WEDNESDAY.
Assistant OrGsnist Edward Z. Embal al
the organ
Alteration UntermcZzo from Holy
~ TltN ..'..''.'.'' '''..,.. CAM
a. EerGegse ''--'e.' e.'.r'..'..... oles.en
(ol Ireiude ,,;.'...''.'...'.... 81. Claire
Cbl Old MELODY. Arr. by Performer
Triumphal March. .......F, Laurence Erb
THURSDAY.
Assistant OrGanist Tracy y Cannon al
the organ.
20 Sanctissima;" Fantasie on SiciliaD
Mariners Hymn ....,............L Lux
tap Chsnson 0riste. ......,. TschatowskN
20 ,qye, :,,N,Il, MGlE
Temple March ......,...........Ni .Ninccut
FRIDAY
Assistant Orsanist Edward +. KmbaU al
The organ,
Funeral March ..,.:..,.,.....,...C Chopin
(a) shepherds Pines {pastoraD Harris
(n) Melody in - llat.............. .FaullSos
(al Love song ......,..... '...... lteDSTli
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The Mendelssohn trio, composed Of
Miss Gertrude Despair. Miss Ella Pitts
and Miss Adrian Despair, has returned
eessfuI concert last Tuesday evening.
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If your want he a situation make
IL known by tbe insertion Of want
"ad - N The Tribune.
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Tabernacle Concerts.

The programme for the daily organ
recitals at the Tabernacle this week in.
clude many new selections. The rccitals
are given at noon, and no admission
is charged. The offerings for the week
fpllpu.
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Philippini Band at Lagoon.

Don Philippini will return 10 the La
soon this season with his famous band
engagement Tuesday. June %. The band
scored a decided hit last season when IL
was introduced AT the Lagoon. The re-
citalS viii be given in the new band
stand afternoons and evenings.
AS a director. Don FhilipPini stands
among tho foremost IN this country. lie
has sathered about him musicians Of
rare ability and trained them to interpret
the varied moods and themes OF the mas
ters in an intelligent manner which ap-
rcals even TO the most fastidious lovers
Of good music. His arrangement of the
ropular airs as PLAYED hy his band never
fails TO please and many OF his own com
positions viii be heard AT the concerts.
lie is also fsvorablv known as com
poser of ability and his compositions
have met with unusual success wher-
ever rendered
This is tlre second western tour Of the
band and the Lagoon announces Don
'hlippni as ono of The special attrsc-
jions OF the season. The band has lust
closed successful engagement IN Elec-
tric park. Kansas City. where it has en-
lcrtained great thronGs al every recital
\ programme OF unusual merit will he Of
fcrcd At each performance. The open
Ing programme follows;
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
March. "Eilorno da Torino". .RiveIa
Overture. IF ] We're KING ...".' Adam
sIsg. y. Nicoiantonio. c.. serin.
a. Salatta and G. GuliZ
Selection Bohemian Girl ..,....,. Baife
INTERMISSToN.
Overture 'Picuuc Dame. "........-, Suppe
"Cavslloria RuSticans' ..-.... Mascagni
Waltz. Thousand and Ono Night
... ......... .........,....... Strauss
Dance Of Scrrentes". ........ Eoccslarl
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Overture 'Orpheus' .......,. Often ba Oh
Act V from Faust" "......,..,.., .Gounod
Hours. the Morning" ........., Philippni
William Tell ...............,...R Rossinl
TNTERMISSION
Overture, Morning. Noon and Night,
In Vienna .....,..s....s..,.,. Supp"
"L'Arlessicn" ...................... Eizet
"Pizzicato POLKA" .............,,.Str Strauss
Struggle for Glory .......... Philippini
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New interpretations
Filed with the secretary of state:

Smithhed Union Mercantile COMPANY
Of Ismithhcld, Utah; capital stock St6, =
900, divided into shares OF $40 each: Lo-
renGo Toosop. president: Alice Toolson.
vice president; w. l.. Winn, secretary and
treasurer.
Dewey Beet Harvester company Of Lehi:
capital stock. $3.50 900. divided into shares
OF 81 each: John Dewey. president: John
Dewey. Jr secretary and treasurer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-25

Two million dollars guarantees the
security of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co. SO Up
Main. We own our rscords.
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Deaths,

Ann Jones, aged So years chronic
nephritis, 376 South Seventh West. June
a3
tonitis, June %.
G. F. Frederickson, aged 81 years, old
age: Masonic Temple, June %.
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Orgnnlst j. J. Mcclellan al the organ.
Special Request Programme.
Numbers should he requested by writ
ing the organst. Gil remplcton building,
city. before Friday Of each week.
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Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Liconses.

Henry E. Hermann. Nettie Hermann.
Salt Lake.
G. c. Davis, Edna II. Pease. Filler.
Idaho
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Ilif Sacred Concert.

4 sacred concert viii be given this
evening at the Iliff Methodist Episcopal
church. The performance Will begin at
Sis O'Clock. Following are the num-
bers.
Piano Prelude ........ Mrs. II. f.. Nichols
HYMN, Evening Praise .......,.......
Anthem. Put OH the ArmoT of the
Piano solo selected ..........,......
.... ....... Miss Marguerite Duvall
Soprano solo, LIES Lullaby .......
.................. Miss Ionorc Morse
Orfertory ..., ........,......M Miss Duvan
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SATURDAY.

(bp Old Melody. ..,.....A Arr. by Performer
March In r Nat and National Anthem
cr1
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.AETERNOON.

March. Diaboio ...............:.. Roberts
Overture. Poet and Peasant ...... Suppe
Selection. Mile, Modiste ........ Herbert
Caprice. Alita tWild Flowerl. Losey
Pilgrims Son Of Hope ......s... Batistc
Dance Of the Hours Grom LaGlocon-
daD ........ ........ Ponchielli
Medley overture, All Stars. ....... Lampe
March. Washington Grcys ...... .Grafulla
EVENING.
March. French National Defle &C.. Turlet
Overture. Ornheus .,......... Offenb9cll
Selection. Martha .....,...........Flo Flotow
Egyptian Low" Dance .........-... Pryor
Characteristic Intcrmezzu Rualistic..
........ .......... ........... B9Eley
Selection, Prima Donna ....,.... Herbert
Pilgrims chorus Cfrom Tannhauser)
......- .0...a' w d-llSI
March Cncw) no name ......,.R. G. Done
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. independent 36n.
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON.

March. "Ritorno da Torino". .... .Rjvela
Overture. IF ! Were King ......s Adam
Quartette SsXphoni.
SiEs D Nicolantono c.. Serin.
A. Salatta and G. GuliZi.
Selection .sinhcnla Girl. Ealfc
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Two bnnd coneerts today at saltair.
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First Methodist Church

MISS Saldn RASMUSSEN.
Mrs. Mary Frances Sanborn Mrs En-
na Ramsey Morris. accompanies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-25

Robert Elwood and wife 10 William
L. Turner, part OF section 23,
township . south, range ] west.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-02
THIRTEENTH DAY.

Three bills, all aimed at the Office
of mayor of Honolulu. all amending
the city and county act drastically
are ready to be fired in the House
One of them was fired this morning
introduced by AL Castle of Oahu. an
other will be introduced this after
noon, and the third may come in this
afternoon or tomorrow morning.
The intent of all of the bills is prac-
tically to make the mayor a member
of the board of supervisors, having no
more powers than an ordinary chair
man He has no appointiye powers
whatever. The bill introduced by Cas-
tie this morning, which simply puts the
mayor ON level with the supervis-
ors, IL mild compared TO the one that
Long of Oahu has ready for introduce
tion this afternoon Longs bill not
only makes the mayor mere super
visor, but also amends the county act
until the only elective officeFs are the
mayor and other supervisors and the
county auditors The other officers
are all to be appointed by the board
of supervisors 1t Is considered a
long step toward commission form
of government
Charley Achi, IT is understood. has
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-02
ONE MORE CASE OF CHOLERA
RESULTS FATALLY AND
Thirteenth VICTIM FOUND

AT O'Clock this morning a young
old Kalih camp, and the thirteenth
case was discovered in Gandall lane,
off Emma street, the victim being "A
Hawaiian woman about forty years of
age. She was removed to the Kalihi
hospital, where a diagnosis of Asiatic
cholera was made,
Two special NEE tin gs' of the Board
of Health We're h Id this morning, the
first at o'clock and the second meet
ing at noon At the first meeting it
was declared that with the exception
of the cases in Manoa Valley, all of
the cases had been traced to the first
source of infection, in the vicinity of
the marine camp.
The cases of cholera up to noon to-
day have been as follows:
Case No. Mrs. W. E. Alohikea,
female, Hawaiian; place of death,
Hustace lane; date of death, February
pa cause of death, Asiatic cholera
Case No. 2-Wahinealoha, female.
Hawaiian, 50 years; place of death,
Ala Moana road; date of death, Feb
ruary "a; cause of death, Asiatic chol-
era.
Case No 3--John Young Kekuhina,
male, Hawaiian, IS years. place Of
death Ala Moanl road; date of death,
February %; cause of death, Asiatc
cholera.
Case No 4-Kaahu, male Hawaiian;
place of death, Hustace lane; date of
death, February "a; cause Of death,
7iltic cholera
Case No 5-Wm r.. Alohlkea, male,
Hawaiian 40 years. place of death,
Kalihi Quarantine Hospital; date Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-02

death, February 2G cause of death
Asiatic cholera.
Case No. G-Ellen Lahaina, female
Hawaiian s years; taken sick night
of February 25, 1911; place of sick
ness, Kalihi Quarantine Hospital; di-
agnosis, Asiatic cholera.
Case No 7-Kapaeloa, alias Maikai-
loa, male, Hawaiian, AZ years; place
of deati, kalihi Quarantine Hospital !;
date of death, February %, 1911; cause
of death, Asiatlc cholera.
Case No. 5 G. -orga Mitchell, male,
Hawaiian, about 90 years; residence,
Dowsett lane; removed TO Kalihi Quar-
antine Hospital, February 2S; date of
death, March /; cause of death, Ash
attic chol,ra.
Case No. 9-Kapa, female, Hawai-
ian, age unknown; residence, Alapai
lane; date of death, February 49, place
of death, Alapai lane; cause of death.
ASldllc cIoIefd'
Case No. Manana, male, Hawai-
ian G3 years; place of death, Manoa
Valley; date of death, March L. cause
of death. Asiatic cholera.
Case No John All Sing, Chi
n Sc Hawaiian, so years; residence,
Cyrus Green's tenement house, off Luso
street; died March 9 at Kalihi Quar-
antine station.
Case No. 12-David Kupukaa, Ha-
waiian, 20 years; old Kallhi camp;
taken sick March L. 8 Il. M; died
March !, , p. m.
Case No. l3-Lahela KamloclIalami,
80; re idence Gandall lane. of Emma
Continued on Page A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-02

the expectation that news OF the ar
rival or some word concerning the
missing vessel might be forthcoming
At noon today no reply to the mes
sages had been received The Moi
Wahine Is an cid schooner and to all
accounts has been in the island ser
vice for thirty years or more The
vessel was once owned and operated
by Allen & Robinson, later passing
into the control of fIind, Rolph and
Company. 1t was from the latter
concern that the present owners Caiy
tain Sam Mana and Dan Kealoha pur-
chased the schooner.
Captain Sam as he is we'll known
along the local waterfront has been
engaged in the InterIsland trade for
many years lie Is about 65 years
of age and in his early Gays was pro-
minently identified with the eXten-
siye whaling industry for which Ho-
nolulu and Lahaina We're the headv
quarters. Captain sam has a vine
residing in this city. The Korean
sailors have been with the vessel in
some cases for several months
The contention is made that the
shipment OF between thirty and forty
drums of distillate would ahoat un.
less lashed down Had the vessel
sunk almost Immediately following
her collision with the Kukui it is be-
lieved that a goodly amount Of wreck
age should be found floating about
the locality,
A request has been made of the
wireless operator stationed near Kau-.
nakakai to make an investigation and
inquiry for survivors or foatsam.
Again there Is a remote possibility
that in event of the collision having
proved serious, the survivors togeth-
er with wreckage might have drfted
towards the island of lanai
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-02

Road Supervisor Wilder yesterday
formally turned over to city and COun-
ty Physician Mackall the municipal
garbage department, and the fight that
Wnder's predecessor, Wilson, made %
keep the department, was over. Dr.
Mackan at once assumed charge ana
has begun his task of organizing the
department in connection with his 9th
er duties
A special telephone number has been
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-02
BILLS AIMED AT MAYOR AND
ELECTIVE OFFICES Pending
in HOUSE; ONE INTRODUCED

also been planning an assault upon
the Office Of mayor and his bin viii
be introduced soon by one OF the oahu
members
A public meeting Is planned, at
which all OF these bills, which involve
Honolulus future form OF government,
viii be thrashed out
The House took up number of
committee reports this morning, the
first being from the public lands COM
mittee. The committee reported Ia
vorably on Affonso's bill authorizing
Hawaii county to issue 100000 in
bonds for a belt road around the Is
land of Hawaii The corollary bin,
also by Alfonso, providing for the re-
endorsement Of the Territory for the
cost of the road. was also faVorably
reported ON, No opposition to Ha-
waits road plans has so far developed
In the House,
Kamanoulu's bin. accepting the gift
of Ainahau, the estate OF the late eX-
Governor .Cleghorn. for park to be
known as kaiulani Park reported the
bin with important amendments. Upon
any breach in the conditions imposed,
the title of the Territory in the es-
tate Is specifically to cease,
Continued on Pare a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-02

The fate OF the missing schooner
Moi Wahine and her captain and crew
is known. The above message, receiv-
ed by the Bul in at 2:10 o'clock
this afternoon, tells the story.
The Bul letins wireless messages
sent to the other islands in the hope
of bringing some good news of the
schooner, brought to Honolulu instead
The story of a tragedy
The collision between the lighthouse
tender and the schooner took place of
kaunakakai Point Molokai, about II
o'clock Monday night. No details o
the accident have been given out by
those aboard the Eukui The vesse
was heavily laden, and, so far as Is
known, she was struck on the port
bow, swung around and was struck
again in the stern. Then she disap-
peared She must have sunk almost
instantly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-02

!: Representative w. j Sheldon, .!
q of Kauai introduced a resolution 81
!; in the House this morning calling q
u upon the health committee to in 8:
!: vestigate Food Commissioner ::
: Blanchard's groun Is for closing {"
:: the poi fac ores and prohibiting ::
!: the sale of poi, as result of the ::
:: cholera situation The resolution u
:; was adopted without comment. 8;