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The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. A. K.u-
returned Monday from shot, ,tl ~.
in Denver. ''ay
Mrs. John Turner of Cente, It,.
Tuesday for visit with rsla,; 'e''
in Kansas. 'es
Mrs. 7. Telinde returned w,
nesday from the bedside Of . sic. .u-
who was very ill in Denver.
Mrs. d. D. Lewis and u;.
Lulu Shultz of Center left WIS., ,s'
nesday for few days STAY in Dsa
yer. n'
Misses Frances Allen and Glsdr,
Brown who have been emplovod
the La Veta hotel left Tuesdsr ta'
Denver.
Miss Wayne Bechtel of Rupert
Idaho, arrived Sunday to snend
the winter with her mother oaI
other relatives.
Mrs. Grace Warshauer returnoa
to her home in Antonio Wednas.
day after visit with her sisto,
Mrs. Chisholm.
Rev. Kerry of Cortez, Colo. AZ.
rived Thursday for visit with hi.
parents, Rev. and Mrs. VIM, G
Kerry of this place.
Chas. Lindenmeyer and wife re.
turned to their home in Doranco
Kas., Tuesday after spending some
time here looking over the Valley
R. 1. Rutherford and wife Of
Shawnee, Okla, arrived THURSDAY
for visit with Mrs. Rutherford's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland
of Center.
Mrs. Thalia Rhoads of Denver
arrived Tuesday for visit with
Mrs. Arson. Mrs. Rhoads is one
of the commissioners of the Nor.
NAL school of Gunnison.
9. L. Tucker and wife of Blanca
arrived here Wednesday to locate
Mr.. Tucker has been appointed as
Station Agent here to fill the
vacancy left by Mr.. Cornell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler left Tuesday
for their home in Denver after
spending some time at the bedside
of their son, Carl Tyler, who is
very much improved from an at
tack of typhoid fever.
Word was received here Wed.
nesday from Mrs. II. j. Gilbreath,
who is sojourning at Long Beach,
Calf, of the improvement of the
health of Mr.. Gilbreath who has
only been able to go around in a
wheel chair but now is able to
walk some. His many friends here
will be pleased to learn of his i'm.
provement.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12

quoting Cardinal Gibbons offer testimony from
conscientious advocates
thing and another If through
legislation humanity could be freed from experienced nfimes this
would happier sphere but conditions
them
Men egsated the performance good right
deeds.
Neither You dry-but
to the people dry il another question
The liquor be stopped communities where
mnt strongly of such policy but divisions
the people opposed Prohibition the enforcement
law impossible
the question 1t
whereas Wide Prohibition fails to do
/
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12

opais Take Time to Harden.
When opals are FIRST taken from the
mine they are 80 sort that they can be
picked to pieces with the finger nail.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12
TO THINKERS

After years of study of the whole
body, both in sickness and dis
ease, and the causes of dis. ease,
we are prepared to remove the
cause of eye-strain, nerve-drain, of
SO per cent of all eyes needing at
tention. We are living in an age
of specialties. Eye-work is mine
and l am producing results in the
most difficult cases of the Valley.
Every job taken guaranteed! Free
consultation. The best of Valley
references. Office in Worth Bldg,
fronting depot. Office Phone,
Monte 32. Residence Phone Monte
81, Oct. directory. Call, phone or
write for special appointment.
DR.. E. E. Barney.
The ranchmen want more for
their potatoes. The farmers want
more for their beets, grain, etc.
Labor in all the fields of industry
wants a larger wage. In fact there
are none who are satisfied with
their net income and profit except
the trusts and combines; they have
way of securing good incomes
and good profits.
Beautiful chrysantbemums in
bloom for sale at Spencer green
house.
Some big loads of potatoes haye
been coming into market this week.
The two-horse loads net about
5000 pounds and four horse loads
about 10000 pounds-the heaviest
reach as high as 1O,53O and 1920
pounds. The weight of these loads
show what good roads there are in
the San Luis Valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12

For Rent-Two furnished rooms for
ladies. Enquire at Journal Office
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12
BY THE REV. CARDINAL GIBBONS

BY THE REV CARDINAL GIBBONS
"When a law is flasrantly and habitually vio-
lated it brings legislation into contempt. 1t Gre
ates spirit of deception and hypocrisy, and
compels men to do insidiously and by stealth
what they would otherwise do openly and above
board. You cannot legislate men by civil action
into the performance of good and righteous
deeds"
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12
P0r Rent

Anew. Broom house, close in. Phon
Monte dip or call at journal office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12

Mrs. John Turner of oente, 1t.
Tuesday for a visit with relati ,o,'
in Kansas. 'es
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12
FOR SALE

Good COW hay, alsaike and alfalfa
loose. Phone Monte 9l3.
w. b, HOOK.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. A. K.u
returned Monday from sbo, .l'an
in Denver. Say
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12

Mrs. Grace Warshauer returned
to her home in Antonio Wednes.
day after a visit with her sistor
Mrs. Chisholm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12

Mrs. T. Telinde returned w.a
nesday from the bedside Of sjs s.
who was very ill in Denver ''
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12

Rev. Kerry of Cortez, Colo. ar.
rived Thursday for visit with bis
parents, Rev. and Mrs. VIM q
Kerry of this place.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12

Miss Mayme Beohtel of Run,..
Idaho, arrived Sunday to spend
the winter with her mother o.I
other relatives.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12

Beautiful chrysantbemums in
bloom for sale at Spencer green
house.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler left Tuesday
for their home in Denver after
spending some time at the bedside
of their son, Carl Tyler, who is
very much improved from an at
tack of typhoid fever.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12

Chas. Lindenmeyer and wife re.
turned to their home in Dorapca
Kas., Tuesday after spending some
time here looking over the Valley
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12

yer.
Misses Frances Allen and a.,
Brown who have been employed .,
the La Veta hotel left Tuesday 70,
Denver. wi
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-10-12

9. L. Tucker and wife of Blanca
arrived here Wednesday to locate.
Mr.. Tucker has been appointed as
Station Agent here to fill the
vacancy left by Mr.. Cornell.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-08

entlang ber pIdinpille Bile in Settion
10 III columbia Up; 81.
Senrn Stott an Wm. 8. Merria,
40 Sub an Sefferion 9lp. In 5arriIon;
$105.
5reo. @. arnolb an gluriee W.
Waser, cine GOT an Goloen apenue;
81.
Gaa 9loams an 2ouis 3. gobnen.
fomp, 40 Sub an enpanaigb apenne
ST..
GIiiabetb Robgsrs an Walter g.
mGgpnan, Ib.il Der Got 276 in
rGIsmere"; 81.
goliege plnce eSnpr. So. an GlTd
i. 1abtneih. cine Got an Snes pluce.
GoiIege SiI; 81.
gho3. 6onnuer oil Robert 90.
3bonpfon. Got 1S3 in rRorlpooo
8ieip"; 81.
qissie Rotbert dn Sdrah BEL, cine
Got an Roble Court Str; $2700.
GtbsI 5. Sdmes an R. y. Cooper.
cine Got an GIenedn ID.; 81.
6ertsrt 7. Sent an Maorn q. airfa
patrid, Get 70 in Wortens gitdis; 81.
m(arp Smith 4ominiitrotor. an
6arpsp Grtel, % 5uB an GIspsIdno
2lp., Rornoop; $3.50.
@so. Rebermann an Gb. r. a1eIin,
50 yuR al Charlton Strabe; 81.
Soelen 6. grppu on Sophts ~. Das
mnnt. cine Got an Der Rprnoit Gde
Der Auburn uub guelio 2lpenu:;
$1,000.
Sppbie m. 9amunt on Warp Sbiis
Tito Rsff, cine Got an btrieIben CTR;
$11, 900.
3obn u. gronn on Sobn $. 4bIs
brandt jr, cine Got an Collins Gp.;
81.
glinnie &c. 8oueiob an 5OHn 6.
BiIfon, cine Got on Sycamore Str.
nahe Nuburn Qp.; 81.
eud Gtrauh on nsnislben, cine Got
on oerieIbn Strabs; 81.
gfiharo s.. Stons's grbtn (psr
SberifD on q. e. .. Stsphsus, eiut
Got ON Der Sorriion ap. in Nprtt
geno; $400.
aoolpb qetsrs an Gpift 8: 60, eint
Got an Dainut uno GroHt Str.; 81
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Beorge Bear an 4uguit Gobmann,
40 BEL 300 SUB an Der glorboftfeit.
oer SuplOr aOsnue, 729 5ub bon Der
WoDiion Rodb; ST..
5obn GeIir on Wolter u, GbriHas
ton. % iSub an Der golerain alp. in
Camp Waihington; $2025.
4nna aHaepfer an Daniel g. Cobb.
SO bel ITO 5ub an Der Siiisite Der
Chambers Strabs. 175 Gub fiiblih
Der 4pjones Sirabe; ST..
Sscar Shlsnd an 2puis n. 5tir,
5 CUB an Der Wkitfeits Der DelaDar.
SirdBe; 81.
6trbert 8eins an Wnrp G. Wlullsn.
Cots s uno 8 In 9ein' ssgi1ler's llns
isrdbtkilung; 81.
4uguita Rosnemtifter an Wsorp
Deihefs, 40 bei 125 sFuB an Der
Witbea 4psnue in ct. gerndrD: 81.
Warp WlcGotpnn, IT,. an gaettie
5ids, so BEL 100 Jub an Der OIifeite
Der Darb Strabe in Mabifonpiae;
81.
0erbert 9. ga6oub an sJobn r. aab
Gillian Tistrih, 40 bel 15O s5ub an
Der Oitieite Der Spencer Npenus; ST..
George Din an bic prooibent SAB.
iHgs .. II. 3. Co., 1ruitee. 269 lota
IiA bet 2<noz Qlase 1lutfsabtbsilu
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GrsHseiseHtbamss 6systleieH.


=
2lIiee &. goparhs on SaiIsp .Sm@
propeb 3. II. 8. Co., $500.
DaItsr u. Gorinston an Soutbsrn
Sbio 8. Il. 7. Co.; $1,000.
D<risIbe an Sobn 6elir, $500.
Carrie aina an Wl. alein, $500.
glettis 9ids an Cottage 9. II. g.
Co., $500.
Sgnatius 20. SGmitt an 9pnb 6ia
9. u. 60, $50.
Sgnutius D. Stmitt on Wapms
8. Rptb; $3.50.
eobn 3. 0istrih on proDioent Saps
inas .. Il. 7. Co.; $500.
9erieIbe an Serbsrt g. qahouo,
1891.
8uitap e. GiIosbaus an Saoie
Oilers, $500.
Sofspbine y. 9ouIb on 81 6. 2pnss
fen, $3.50.
2aura Qanoon an Gnterpriie .. Ii.
g. u. 60, $500.
sSobn 6. 9ifsnbTIsr an MiIfpro
.. il. 6. Co., $500.
Snrab Ssl an 2iHcoln 8anperein,
Sl70o.
Wlarp u. airtpatrid on Bomb Sin
3. u. 60, $1,000
9arpsp Grtet an Warp s. Datfon,
$525.
Sobn $. aEbranht ir. an 4rtbur
g. aiiinsr. $400.
Sohn 6. DiIIon or Ulinnie .,
3ouglab. $500.
grnIt grsbeniisinsr an Rinegole
.. II. 6. Co.. $500.
Wsorris @oIbbsrg an aIpba .. u
g. Co.. $2750.
9etilgte 5ppoibeten.
George Bear on eusuit 2obmrn.
$1,000.
SpelIa so. 3. asIlp an Drikrn ami
Soutbsrn aiie. Sni. 60. S15m.
1bomds 8. gore0ran OIL SuHs
Ctr. .. g. II. 6. Co., $500.
i0srberi z. aent on SouibzH Gbir
g. II. Z. Co., $450O.
J. W. Shnllti an utopme q. Forl
$3.50.
geft gtabman an emma Siebsng
$500.
Dolbert 5obb an amalis Didmnnn
$500.
philip 9oelisr an Glsmere Q. II
9. Co., S2750.
SEQ. Oriesktmsr or emma 9l
glort, $2250.
Wsinnis Gef. on 4nna M. J<rris
5000.
anna g. DOB an Wssntpr 6. u. .
Co., $3.50
Goiib anifer an g5rcuioent G. .
II. 8. Co.. $500.
Serbrt q. Rsnt on 8onb 5in .
u. Co., $500.
Snmiel Robrer an Wtfppob s
Co., $500.
.. 5. abIbrdnna il. an u. g. aiit
ner. SAFE.
Sobn J<Iir an Brighton Germal
goni Co., $7O0.
Gnan Siraud an 5ODorD DousIab
$500.
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er elm alter 5olbat mar, Der BON Oln@
gen auBerbalb bes Rabmsns, oes olltags
Iifen GIaubens nihts piHen fpouts,
fiiblte er iid1 in feinem llnslauben ers
fhiittert. lnb lpdbreno er iibsr oas
reifbeeette gfloiter fhritt, belt er bel.
nak lout bas fpIsenoe 3pts9siprah
NIT fid:
- Giner Don uns 8eiben 1T pers
riidt, - enttpsoer oteier W}ann ooer
ia. 2l[Iem MnIdeine na6 ober eher
i'd. Denn ih tdnn unm0glih in @bs
reoe TtelIen, mas th nit eigenen 4ugsn
aeieben babe. SD babe tpirtli6e DID
manten, pirtlihe Rubinen, fptrtItde
Sopbisre gsfeben, Die feline flint Welnus
ten ipdter nihts tpie aiefel uno aohie
naren. ST bieIer Wlann bios elm ses
fhitter 5ui6enTpieler, 10 beitst er Jes
oenfalIs bic Sab. oDer bic &raft, audi
bus 9(uge gu tduihen. unb tpober bat
er oie2 QdBt fth dber audi 3ur gtotb
glue8 ertIdren, ipas ii6 auf oieIe ehten
pber permeintIi6en @Delitsine be3iebt,
nober tommt Die auberoroentlihe Gre
iheinung bieIes iungen Mtdo6ens,
bieIe 8ertIdrunq. Die iie ipie Elm dttertz
ides, foit iiberirbiI6es Me'sn eriheia
nen tieB? 9ieie 6rogs mare es pohl
narois, in allsrsriter Reihe beantpor'
tet AZ lperosn -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-08
Qlmsldnbiidbe Ssahrid)ten.

Mmunbfens Gubpottarte.
aus ghriitidnia, %. Wai, miro ses
itrieben: Der aDnig bon Roriregen
ho. bieisr 5uee pon RoaIo 4munDien
bic Bon ibm ieIbit angefertigi. anrts
iiber bic GiiDpOlfabrt eupfaneen. Die
Is tarte ipirb in oem In einiger 3eit
erffeinsnben sfpsiitn 5eft ots Sii0s
pol Huhes amunbiens reproouSirt
psrben. Gs bnnoelt iih um cine lles
berithtsfarte iibtr bas Gebiei S,piIhen
75 Drab unb 80 Grab Iiiolider 9reits
unb siriidxn 100 Grab tpsitlifer Gdns
ae unb 80 Grab oftlifsr ldnee Man
fieht bier bic Rouien amunofens.
Eeotig unb bts Qeu.nants greitru6;
Der lebtgenonnis mafte bstanntlih
cine Grpeoiiion burh bas aonissgos
iparb VII. aonb. Mlnn iitbt an Der
aar<e. lpie It'd, bic trfts Gisbarrisre
pom Ausaanaspunti Der Jahrt On ber
Walfifhbuht Biz 3u einsr hObe BON b
BIZ 400 Mstern erbtbt; Johann ientt
fih Die 9orriere nnch innen I'M stiua
so wseier. nnb e. fplat nun surlddii
Gin gIldtsau, lpslhts iih In ebentr
66he mad Giibtn ousbehnt. Dir aorts
Dermsrti bier feline 5inoerniiIe bss
8orriidtns, bspor man ouf bic GENIAL
tisen Gebires ft6bi, bic NIT bem brii'
| iof gannlen Debirgs anfoneen; bis bort
brong bic Grpenition Biz sum 15. Ros
pember 1911 Dor. Wan iithi Dsuiiih.
mann bic perihieoenfn puntte nuf ber
aarie erreiht ipurDen, unb mann unn
ipp bic Depcts ausgslest ipurben; bas
Iebis Depot ili bas Depot X; bits
iDurbe am 8. Gs3embtr am 88. 8rtis
tengrab dusgtlegi. Wsitlih iieht man
bic 30blreid3en boben @ipfel Der aron,
prin5 DIoD Debirge. 5n bihter Neibs
lieasn DieIs m1ntigsn Dipfsi. bic bon
Noalb Mnlunbien NIT Ramen bs5tih.
net rurb<n: Arel 6eibsrgs OletIfkr,
Don pebr6 gbriItcpb<rixns Gebirge,
Glrin Gobts 0ipjel, 9llife Webel
J0rIsberg GipfeI. Qiljsnz 0sbirgt Inn
BE GipftI Gisrtfsul, 5obonieus, Re6S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-08
eteinrifl IeEltitc hiea nh.

sd bin oui eincn Sdliiie nic 10
Iuiti9 gelpeien iuie hc,,tc, fiibr 3abef
fort. Der aapitan perItebt es, Set
terfcit in Die 8eielidloft 81 bringen,
6enn er gebt nit 1item geiipielc
poron. Gr lit Elm prdd)tiger Gbaraf-
ter Seben Sic, pic ditirncrflam CT
gegen ,Shre biibid,e ,Sreimbin lit! Sd,
CLAUDE pnbrhoftig. 3wilden Den gei-
bcu ipinnt iid1 ntebr ml! Sd lpiiroe
i'm beneioen. luenn ih nid]t ein alter
Sllnggeielle piire, mir Den Die 3eit Der
2ltlt uno Siebc noriiber lit,
,SoIltcn Sic ipirflid) ldlon 5n aft
0a3u ieir2" mari 0cinrtd Gin, od CT
5u oeutlld) befHerft, ipie iehr Der 30.
pofat iid nm Gbitb @ilnit betpnrben
bate.
ySn, ih bin sli att, uerliherte 80.
bet oSat man 10 IaHgc Sabre als
Slnggeicllc qcIebt, 10 taun man Iid'
nid1t mcbr entidlicbcn, Die 1efpofnte
Sreibeit alf8ugeten uuo tpeshnlb
audi? Sit man ncd ilung, 10 nlnlnt
man freu0ia lno mil irlidem Ntiithe
Die Soracu elmer tFantilie ouf iidl, in
mcincnl AIter nir0 man beOentiidl.
Inrf id) lSbuen einen Rdtb aeben 10
bciratben Sic illnq, 10 i0ngc ,SbrSerj
nod friid) ino Dnrlu id]tdpt eatiif sGeG
jung heirntbet, miro uirtIid glild.
Iih."
Ter Toftor fam mo boIte 3aoef
5arilf
Tie 2uit6arfeit ou' Dem Gede iuabrs
te 10 Iul1e, bis Der 9IbenO p0Ilig Der.
eingebroden mar.
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spio'tase.

GrbObie arisssbersitFdoft, trbobser
Wertb bes Observation-Disclosures in ben
augen bcr Jnhmdnr<r. erb0btt
9yurnt Dor ueberf1len. gfsen be man
fih mar burh BeObndiuIg I'm aonbe
nes Gtgners f6iiben iunn, babtn Der
Spipnngs cine neut Miitsaeit gss
brnda. DaS 1bema ~GpiOnoeT IL
btxte 10 .attnsg oA1oSbeu ME .nie ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-08

ungeu.
9tls Goitb am ioIgenoeu Wtorgen
3iemlih ipdt aui oos Ief iticB, er.
bIidte iie faum orci Shritte BON iidl
eHtiernt 6eu aonutatgu. Gus Blu
itiep ibr ms 8eiid]t 0enn Die S5cne
bonn Gage uorber t1udJtc III poiler
Stride in ibrer Grinucrlng aui. 8ern
mare lie ibm ausgelulheu, ieet NOR es
81 ipdt, aber nie iolte iie ibm entge.
genireteu?
3aopf hutte cinen id)ueuen. priifen.
Den Bid iiber ibr @eiiht hingleiten
Iaiien lno iifI iiber3ei,gt, ooB lie ben
8erluit ibrer 0opiere nod nidyt eilt.
oedt bate Gr trat auf lie 3il.
nTnrf it) Sbncn ,0ie San6 nod;
reiden?" frngte er nit itnler3Iihen
SddeIn.
g@csEnIb nift2" cripieoerte Goitb
erireut, neil er ibr ourt Den lcid)ien,
balb ider5enoen Son iiber Die erlte
Gerlegenbeit hinipeg haIf.
.5rduIein," fl,br 3aoef fort, In.
Dem er Iatgiam init Goitb iiber oas
Ted biuifritt; .Sie baben mid ge.
iiern IN Dem 3ititnno Ger aroBten Gr.
regung qeiehen uHA idJ rpeiB nid]t, Oh
Sie 0ies ncrqeiieu t0uuer."
ygitte, laiicu Sie uns Sdrilber
itmeiqcr," bat G6ith.
yRein, reir, iiel 3aoef Elm. Sci.
ell Sic unbciorat, mein Whmo miro
fetnes Der 8ortc, Die or aeitern 5it
,thneu geiproden tat. Iuie6erhoIeu, i'd,
tabe MIR Die elm c Bite an Sie, mir
ben 'hperen aantpf Sen Sie mir
auierIcat ha6en aud 5u erIeifteru.
Sic peritebeH mid pielleidlt uodl nidt.
Sehen Sie. Der Character eines mnn.
ue5 lit Elm gans anoerer ais ser Der
,5rau 8as cine Sruu iiberipiHoen mb
pergeiieu mill Dem lpeid)t 'ie IN Be.
oanfen aiis. iie id,tebt boiielbe aus ib.
rem 8elihtss un0 Beoanfenfreiie uHo
alalfbt cs MN abgeinnft su baben.
SSd1 fnnu bns niht. 3ritt mir eile
g2otbpen0iateit, Der id mid fiiaeil
muB, cntaegeu, 10 iebe id) ihr felt uno
uneritroden ms afae. oenn td) iaae
mir, DAB elm gluspeidlen nifis hiIft,
mag bas 6er3 audi nod 70 ifmerSIit]
unb frompfbnit ;ufen. Sie baben an
nteinem Stmmel eiren Stern nusge.
Ioid)t, ih ,peiB, haB berielbe mir nie
mehr Ieuften iuirb, nIleiu i'd nroIIe
2Sbnen nidIt. Ionoern idl ipinIhe eb.
nen nod nit berie[ben alufrid,tigfeit,
pie bisber, aIes 9nte. Ias liegt on.
ran. Oh iluter ben pielen, pieIen Wil.
Iionen Wellifen In elmer einsiaeu
gSenidlenbrltit elm @rinit, pernihtei
tuiro2 3aS liegt an einem Weniheil.
Ieben2 es if Elm atom in oem grober
aa, oas untergebt!"
(Sortietung foIgt.)
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8 M q { itauron Mt.

.t III u II q II { q III.
8alt: sd nofte elm aDteIett Il.
len. iuie lang lpiro's bolsern, bis Die
stohin bos 1iredtgensodt bnt@2
0eHner: .Wer6e eben slnMfruaen
!. iinter unlitdnOen touneu Gle
oIfi& eroNf .,poEten!- ss''
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-12
NEW. TODAY
HIGH sHEHiFF's SALE NOTICE.

and by virtue ora certain
Writ of Execution issued by the Hon
orablee J: M. Mo1isarrat, District 'Magis-
'tiffate Of Hon61iilu, City and County of
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, ON the
18th day of August, "A. D. 1912, ip the
r;atter of; M: Green, S. M. Phillips
and NJ. Phillips, co-partners doing bus
mess as NJ. Phillips e Company,
Plaintiffs, VS.. T. Munesye, doing bust
ness as Togo Store, Defendant, for the
sum of One Hundred Thirty-seven and
26-1e0. C$137.26) Dollars, did, on the
18th day Of August, A; D. 1912, levy
upon, and shall offer and expose for
sale and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder all of the property here
matter referred to, to satisfy the said
Writ of Execution, at the City Auc-
ton Rooms, Fort street, Honolulu, City
and County of Honolulu, Territory Of
Hawaii, at II o'clock noon of Thurs
day, the 18th day of September, A. d.
1912, all Of the right, title and interest
of the said T. Munesye, doing business
as Togo Store, in and to the following
personal property of the defendant I'M
less the sum due under said Writ OF
Execution, together with interest,
costs and my fee and expenses, are
previously paid:
PROPERTY TO BE SOLD.
Four bxs envelopes; 1 lot sundries;
l lot buttons, thread, pants buckles,
tailor's chalk and needles; I lot paper
boxes; 2 bamboo poles; lot fixtures;
l lot boards; demijohns; 3 No. rice;
, Il bgs. charcoal; lot lumber; l pr.
Jap. wood shoes; l wash board; l
Singer sewing machine; tables; 1
mirror; / clock; chairs; 5 stools;
3 press boards; irons: ! lot cloth
and remnants; 6 coats; l vest; II
prs pants; l roll paper; Is clothes
hangers; prs. khaki pants; l tin
sprayer; s bots. machine oil; Jap.
Ratchet.
Terms: Cash in United States gold
coin.
Dated, Honolulu, City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, this
18th day of August, A. D. 1912.
VIM HENRY,
High Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii.
5312-Aug II 26; Sept II
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ODDS AND ENDS
:.
-. At THE PORT

The harbor is we'll nigh deserted OF
snail Coasting steamers with the fina.
settlement of the masters and mates
strike.
One OF the largest lists of passen-
gers ever aboard the Matson Nayiga-
ton steamer Wilhelmina returned
afternoon.
Sailing from Honolulu on July 49,
the American ship Marion ('hiIcntt is
reported to have arrived at Gaviota on
last Friday
The lnterisland announce that the
steamer Maui will be dispatched To-
morrow for Hawaii and the Maui
portsr taking freight only.
The 1nterisland steamer Iwalani
was dispatched for Kipahulu. Mokulau
Kawaihae and ports this morning tax
ing freight, and mails only.
The Wilhelmina on the return voy-
age from Hilo called in at Kahului
there to receive forty or more pasen-
gers and quantity of late mail
Three Interisland steamers are on
the boards for departure to coaEtwise
ports today. Two steamers were dis
patched for island ports yesterday.
Taking large cargo for discharge
at Mahukona and Kawaihae the Inter
island steamer Likelike is to sail for
the Big Island today. This vessel will
carry no pass engers.
The Matson Navigation liner now
at the port to complete cargo OF sugar
and sundries will be dispatched for
San Francisco at ten o'clock on Wed
nesday morning, taking large &C
emulation Of mail for the mainllnd
Delayed one week in departure. the
1nterisland steamer Mikahala is on
the boards to sail at FIVE o'clock this
evening for the regular Maui, Molokai
and Lanai ports of call. A good sized
list of passengers will depart in the
vessel
A mail from the mainland is due 70
arrive late this evening or early to-
morrow morning in the United States
army transport Sherman which vessel
is enroute from San Francisco to the
Philippines by the way of Honolulu
and Guam.
According to a wireless received at
the agency of Castle & Cooke the
Japanese liner Chiyo Maru from the
orient with general cargo is to arrive
at this port early tomorrow morning.
The vessel is to be given a prompt dis
patch for San Francisco
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WIN CONTRACT FOR HIL0
HEALTH BOARD Bull DING

Ariali Brothers today won the con-
tract for tn construction of the board
OF health building at Hilo, together
with the contracts for the sidewalk
and curbing, grading of ground and
construction Of the macadam roadway.
Their total bid was $7795. McCand-
less Brothers won the contract for
digging the. two artesian wells al
Wilder avenue and two at Kaimuki
their figure for the first two being
$500 and for the other two $4,000.
Arioli Brothers are to build the
Board CT Health Building at Hilo for
1890; the sidewalk and curbing for
$500; the grading of grounds for
800 and macadam roadway for Sis.
On. the same jobs the figures of A.
A. Wilson were $3.50, $340. 500 and
$500. The figures Of G. H. Will were
$s162, 200, $110 and $500; of the
Lord-Y Young Engineering Company
$9050,t 1863, $I14.S0 and 1915.
The Cosmopolitan Well Boring
Company offered to dig the four ar
tesian wells at $3.50 for. those at
Wilder Avenue, and $500 for those
at Kaimuki. s..'.st .@.45.F=a9'r -