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Notice

Department of State Engineer.
Santa fr, New Mexico. Frby M loI9
Number of Application G32.
Motto" Is hereby given that ON the 9Th
da} "i February 1912, in accordance,
with section 26. Irrigation lhw of 1917
Harry Chandler. of Drmiur. county of
Lana. state of New Mexico. made au.
pIlrriion To- the state Engineer of New
Mexico for n permit to appropriate from
innr pubic waters of the STATE of New
Mexico.
Nucn appropriation i, 10 be- made from
MountanSldr arrOyos reservoir located
al point $50 feet west of 5. cor or
sec, :, range low township 2is. NMpN
by means Of flooding from reservoir and
1900 coo gallons are to be- conveyed to
net 'Wi' "a, nv !, sec. :, township 2is.
rang" Iuw, NMPM by means of storgr
dam anal there used for irripationo of 100
acres.
III" state Engineer will take This an.
pIlrajlon up for consideration on the u
day Of Ma! 1912, and all persons who
may oppose the granting Of the above
Application must file their objections
snhstantlatcd with afidayits with the
Stat' Engineer and copy with applicant
on or before that date.
CHARLES u. MILLER.
state Engineer.
correct warranty deeds for sale here
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Notice For Publication

department of the Interior, L. $. Lano
Office at Las Cruces, New Mexico
March 9th, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Nclli,
McCahon, of Dcming. New Mexico. VIII,
on May Sth, 1911. made homestead en-
try, No. O5Ol6 for Swi, See :, town
ship 23s, range Sw, NMP, Meridian has
filed notice of intention to make iina
communication proof, to establish claim
to the land above described. brfor
Il. !, Mckcyrs. /. ). Commissioner,
at Dcming, \. NJ, on the 9th day Of
April, 1912
Claimant names rs witnesses.
John \. Wood, of Dcming \. NJ.
Martin w. Hon,
Victor Y. Chittick.
Woodbum II. McCahon, d"
mchl5Apll2 JOSE GONZALES. Register
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Notice

Notice is hereby given that the Tx.
cess Patented Miuo situated in the We.
,9iIa INNING district, Luna County New
Mexico. three and one half Miles south
"i Cay" station is being worked under
lease and bond hy W. l.. Bradley and
associate until February sixth 1914.
S,aid min" is owned by the st. Louis and
rata Key Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany who will in no way assume or be
responsible for any debts forlabor sun.
pies or otherwise incurred thereon.
iSignrd.) ST. LoulS AND PLATA
REN GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.
~ joins ". DuNALpSoN. Pres.
Gag, \. VI. March. tn, 1912.
mchs-22
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Administrator. Nnl,...

/" r W Court Luna County. N.,
~ inc matter Of thr estate or
Jam j Spailord, deceased
ami, me Undersigned administrator ,,
Monday the 9Th dal of Ma, s way ~ ,,, ','
' at ''n " clock IN the forcnoon of sail
;n"Ii at lhr 4illIc" Of the Probate .IuJ,,'
~ pr,miInF' Luna County. New MIA
ne wIlI aPPIy to said court for AN ,' o ,,I''
OF approval Of his final account v ,l"
Is Inc now on ME and for his di.charr' ~ 49, -
such administrator. '"' ~ ~
,,... WILLARD T.. Hour.
ADMINISTRATOR, Estate of Jane s,.,
'"'''' lcblGmchl5
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",M"im,ut Of the m,.rio. =,
W'l'g 1T La. Cruces. H,a a. :. Land
March, q l92. ''' Ne" Mexico,
=, N"l'cr is hereby yiy.o ,A,,r,
h"HI'h. Of DcmingS, y Snat Elan f..
on A,g"s,lj 1905, moJ h., We've Mrx'co, who
~, w.. No. olG2 for ,wi. S"i " y! land en-
.,"" l = 81 see. %, townsb ~ g swt, sec,
NV MP Meridian has ' GIr5 u.s. %a,;r range
a 0", claim ,% MAKE a, final proof P"' to- . of
comm ,'', . nrio" b Y, McKry""s, "y T. de- s
on III" 23rJ JG, at D.ming, New M e., o.
rIny a. Bu '"i,,g' as witnesses,
MlIli, ". Piper u prmIng, N. NJ.
DAME. T.. IIathawaryy' -
.u-n,Ap''' Josr GoNzAIrs p..,. "
b''N'I
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''''''' ''' ! N''lI' bAlbll
Department of the Interior T.. ;. Land
O!'ir" a, Las Cruces. New Mexico.
February %. 1872.
Notice is hereby given mat LAM, {
Hu"up Of prmlne, y, NJ. who on Aug.
Usl -, I'"', mad" homestead entry SO.
u''oo' iur 4 SCI Sec 49, ui mel sec 80
town>hp2is range Sw NMP MERRIAM ha,
filed notice of intention To make final
commu'a'lonprool, to establish claim ia
the land above described. before h y
Mckc}r,, t. :. Commissioner. AT Dom.
my, \. W.. on the sth, day April. 1917
Claimant names H. witnesses.
J; NaI.t. Bradshaw, of Drnng. \ NJ.
Marcus L. Mcbride
Robert !. Miller
Harvey q. Bush,
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Ions G. WArsuN.
J VI. WILLIAMS.
..,.,.,... t. T.. HurHsrElSER
STATE OF SEW MFNlCO

County Of Luna
h,i"r, me- personally appeared John & Wat..r.
i W Williams and K r. Hulhs,cincr IA u,'
Nh""n 'u be- the persons described ~ and whp "a.
'c'loi lhp foregoing Instrument. Nhu being .i,r,
sworn according 10 law, acknowledged tina, ,.,,
%N''''tH the sam" Tor the purposes therein set
forth As their free act and deed
IT, WITNESS WHEREOF have n,rruntu seq r.,
mana an0 official seal n D"mug New Mexico iii.
ip,l DAY 81 February A. H. lsl2
NY commission expires December -u,n. lWi
4. lN',ara seal H. JARVIS WILLIAMS
N"iary Public IN and Tor the Cu,r,, ~ I.,
State ut New Mexico
Endorsed
No ,us~
certificate Of Stakeholder Nuu.liahilIt,
49,. pr"duccr' Power Company
fllei IN Office u State CORPORATION Courrs.,,,,.
Feb. ~, 1872. lOa m
Gro W. ARNIJo.
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rr~iuccrs Power compn,

MON Al MIS- rs THESE rKEslSr..
Iia' Sc, Mos, names are rrrrurin .-un.,,l.,I
ha'lng associated ourselves together for il, r.,r.
i''' "i "'gaul'ng corporation under the las. . of
lh' state ui New Mexico iu be- known .,s r.. alma.
"Ls Power Company the article. uf ,u.urpng.,iInp
~ which company are tu bc filed ips record I,r,.
VIII q" hereby certify and d.,c',s, unto all p,,,
lhAl ihyr' 'hai' u" o." stucshu.d"r Liability un ar.
count 90 any slurt ISSUED uy ant cumplr.
This certificate Be- executed and nIrd prt..,,t
!" me provisions II Section -. Chapter ~ of ri.
get. = The legislative AsscmhI, II New Nj, .r.
for TIE year i.rr '' NO.
IN WITNESS "HEEtot. IT,, rarrir. hereto have
sect their hands this 10Th day II I.hrsuy, 4 n
1871. '"''' ~. y
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Department Of the Interior, U: ).
and Office. Las Cruces, New Mex,
February, t, 1912
NoIirr IS hereby given that Robert
NJ Warren. Of Drming New Mexico,
,,hn ou November 26, 1910 made bone
Stead entry. No. Oi932 for swt, swt,
-.ral. township 3S, range 6w. and 50 NV
nv uv seed, township 2{s range 6w
l. VI T. Meridian. has filed notice of
intention Ia make final communication
ru.! ,u establish claim to the land
...,. described. before Il, \, Me
k,r,. t.. :. Commissioner at Dem
rg \. VI uu the 18th day of March,
ol2
Cumuu, names ~ witnesses;
h... p,..,,. of Mutt. n. NJ
m..E Lewis. of Canr. N. NJ.
hu.,u \ Lewis,
Pnmr l.. Smyrr
.u.m.hll JosE GONZALES, Register
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Department of the Interior L. 5. Land
o.... 20, la, Cruces, New Mexico,
February, 9Th 1912
Noury Is hereby given that William
! CINrugcr Of prmIng, New Mexico,
vhu 900 July 18th, 1910. made home.
-"uI entry 80 oij9l, for nwt, scclI,
township 2ls, range low, m = Meridi.
n.. has filed notice of intention To
ma. nuaI communication proof to rstab
.-u claim to the land above described
before Il Y. Mckryrs, L. 5.
Commissioner at Dcming, \ NJ. on
ru 9,h day Of March, 1912.
Claimant name, ~ witnesses:
I"-U- T. IImi Of DrmIng, n. NJ.
! NJ. Chase.
Dunm. T. Morgan
Ii". j Sanders.
Nu'Gmrhl, JosE GONZALES, Register
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STAT" 81 ~" Mexico ONic,of o., STATE Do,I. r..
'Inu Commission
CERTIFICATE - COMPARISON
h""rgu " Aru'Jp Cicth ui ih, State C,.,l,.r.
alton 'nmmHsluu ~ the State 81 N,a Nr,I,u. d,
lh,- office a. ten Of. clock a. On. ,nii, l,, ,i,, ~
February A u lrl.
'"uhra'" Of S,ochlobicr.. Nor.l liability
uf
IraUc'r, Power CumMu..
SO -u.~
"ld '.''. wat have compared 't, following ,.r..
'i o." ruW" with me urigira. ,trrrY' uY,, a.. OBJ.
HHa lrrar, - Co. u"a correct ra...ulr Thereof ..u.
lnt ul the whole thereof
10 testimony whereof rpsr n,ru.u,. .,, ,..
hand and ailiN'd th" seal uf sand Comm. Ion. ~.
N' 'l'l "l santa IT,, 'n" Capita. uu 'n. Sine.
''"h'a !a' ~ February \ u. lrl-
sea. Gro. " NINiIlo
C.rrk state Corporation COMMISSION 90, >..,
M,E.r.
Certificate OF stakeholder N,u.lMb4..
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suits. VIZ 'RAriIIC and We, pa.
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Correct Warranty deeds for sale here
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-17
TALK ABOUT
LUMBER LASTING.

Why, II Is about rs durable as
anything on this earth. Quoting
from bulletin 100. issued by the
Iowa State College in ls0s--we
ind "A white pine homemade
silo erected in'lss& was visited
and found to be siyins good
service. II was appa Emily good
for a Number OF fears yet"
Think of ii. is y%rs old-and
used In a silo. h another In
stance We we're (hown a recen,
photo Of an old English block
house on San Juan Islands In
Puget Sound. built In 1860. on
which the rSd cedar shingles
are apparently as good as when
laid. But if you are hesitating
about using wood for your
home there are plenty Ct illus
trations al to its durability
right here At home. Houses
built before you were born are
still good; Don't be fooled
about first costs--coue In and
see our lun ber and talk II over.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-17
OLD TIMER MUST HAVE
Been A BIG FELLOW
Skeleton Discovered at Ellcasbar,s
Indicates the Original Must Have
Measured Eight fcct-ls R~sAr~,cs,
as of Grcas Value

PORTLAND. May i7.--'That dis
covery OF the bones Of a human EiAn,
at Ellensburs is one Of tho most In.
tercsting anthropoloKical finds made
in the Northwest" said Chief OF the
General Land once Field Division l..
l.. sharp. Il Just returned from,
Ellcnsburg. where had an opportun-
ity to view the bones. Tho skull
tawbons. thigh and other parts Of the
largest skeleton Indicated a man to
my mind OF at least eight feet high.
A man OF his stature and massive
frame would weigh fully 500 pounds
at the least.
The head Is one OF the most re-
markablc l have ever studied among
prehistoric skulls. II Is massive. with
enormous brain space. While the
forehead slopes somewhat. not aver
aging the abrupt cmincnce Of our
present race. the width between the
ears and the deep. well rounded space
at the back OF the head are convincing
testimony of high intelligence for q
primitive man. The cheek bones arc
not high. like those OF tho Indian. nor
has the head any resemblance to the
Indian skull. am convinced that
this skull Is OF a prehistoric man who
was one OF remarkable race Of peo-
pie who inhabited this part Of Amer
lea somc time prior TO the Indian con-
troll. The spot where the bones were
uncovered Is fully twenty feet be-
meath the surface. There Is the usual
gravel formation on top. then the con-
glomerate. a strata Of shaie and In n
bed OF concrete gravel beneath the
shale were the bones OF this giant
and OF n smaller person. The shaie
would indicate tremendous age. per-
haps more than 1.ooo. 900 years. for
the deposit In which the skeleton was
found. But this I deem impossible.
and presume that the bones were put
beneath the shale by means Of tun-
mel. perhaps. or some other system OF
intermen,. I cannot think Il possible
that human being OF the advanced
stage indicated by this great skull
could have existed at the period when
the shaie was formed.
The Jaw Is remarkable. and con-
tains many teeth. chief among which
are the massive grinders. These are
worn down. probably from the habit
OF the man eating nuts. grasses and
other food In a rough state. The
strength Of the Jaw Ia very apparent.
Both skeletons found are incomplete. I
The head OF the smaller In badly (
broken. Not very clear Idea Of
height can be gained. but the thigh 4
bone. II not dIsproportioned. indi-
Gates far greater height than>that Of
the present race Of man"
In the valley where Ellcnsburg Ia
the sedimentary formation
Is very deep. at some places exceed
Ing 1000 feet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-17


Richard Fros' to John snowsooss'
warranty decd, $40, ES sES, Noe
1907,
4. N. Guthridge ct ux to Charley y
pc Lap. warranty deed, ~, part Of
lots i.is. Sec, Ss.ss.p,
rr., nl,,,.r In John i,nsla,,,n
warranty ac.a. si.oop, 81 NwE vi.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-17

wANTED-soo iadiccs " buy hats
and trimmings below fos, at Moore
\ Heidrichs. Fourth reet. TRus-
TEES sAl.E ALI. WI Jk. Stock must
so--moaey ,aihss~ ,s-W
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-17

Are You Interested In kLAMATH
COUNTY, II ~, see the Ssephsns
Hunter Realty Co, They Ave some
'ocd bargains.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-17
80 --------------.--- = - w
. REAL. KSrATE TtlANHFKisa .

The following realty transfers'
contracts. dccds. mortgages. c,c,. re-
Gently nicd with tho county clerk
arc furnished by the City and County
Abstract company,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-17
LORELLA LOCALS

Assessor Lee Is making his annual
,aunt through the valley. same causes
us TO burst forth into song:
Our life Is full OF evil things,
Some greater and some lesser;
Yet none such bitter raging brings
As does the tax assessor.
OF all bad words OF tongue or pen.
II ] am any guesser.
The worst are those we let loose when
We meet with the assessor.
wonder II, when we are dead,
And gone to our confess0r.
Well be marked down for things we
About the tax assessor.
The horse rodso IL nov In full
swing on both sides OF the valley;
one camp is located In the Tuls Lake
country and one at Antelope. One OF
the riders at the latter camp missed
the trail last Saturday. and was out
all night. He was found safe and
sound early Sunday morning.
Frank Swingls Of Ashland has dis
posed Of his ranch property here. in
cluding his horses and cattle. 70 w.
X. and ". T. Scheble. formerly Of
Ashland. The newcomers have A.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-17

ready taken possession. and are pre-
parins to put the ranch In q higher
state OF cultivation,
Louis Pankcy returned Monday
from Medford. accompanied by his
father and mother and brother. who
will mako this their homo IN the
future,
Mrs, 0eorse Zimmerman Of Yam.
hill, county Ia visiting hcr parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Swinsic Of
Lorella, Mrs. ximmermAn's many
friends are glad to have her once
more In this community, II only for
a short time.
Mr., Fordnoy Of tho James Mcrcan-
tile company, made q business trip TO
klamath Falls this week.
Sprin. farming here " nearly m
ished; a much larger amount of land
than usual has bcen cultivated. and
the late rains have brought things
ap with jump, Prospects are un-
usually bright for n bumper crop this
season.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-05-17

The hest and the cheapest at the
rrui, Markees.is N<In street,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
FLOAT FOR
FLORAL PARADE

Tentative plans for representation
Of the Pacific fleet IN the floral par
ado, were laid this morning. the mOy-
ing spirit being Captain Charles ii
Harlow, Of the flagship California. II
Cap ain Harlow was shore, going cit
lien he would be called a live wire,
ana now that there is every Chanc"
Of the fleet being here over Washing
tons birthday, he has taken up with
enthusiasm scheme to have all the
cruisers combine in the entry of a
monster float
The suggestion Is for the building
Of an enormous model armorcd cru,s-
or, noun ed on automobiles. and made
tho exact replica Of one Of the ships
now in port give the mttliccr. OF the
navy iu!l swing. and they can work
out something Of the kind that will he
a MASTERPIECES
The Calirornia's commander has
taken up the proposition with the 9th
or cruiser captains, and something
definite will he known Monday. Ad-
miral Thomas ana Admiral Southcr-
land heartily approve Of the suggcs-
ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

The old reliable Mariposa, dear to
the memory OF thousands of honolulu
people, will now enter tine Alaska
trade The Sierra on arrival last
evening brought news to the efIec,
that the Mariposa has made her last
run to the South Pacific, for the pres
ent at least. II was reported some
time ago that the steamer had been
sold to the Alaska Steamship Com
pany for the Standardization service.
The new owners were to take the
steamer over early this year and re-
model her for the northern excursion
trade. The Oceanic Company is not
making any announcements concern
ing the SOnoma and Ventura, which
are being reconstructed for their for
mer Australian run. It is understood,
however, that as soon as the SOnOma
is ready she will make IA couple OF
trips to Honolulu while the Sierra Is
laid up for a much-needed overhaul
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
Shipping
MANY landings ON MAUI AND
HAWAII REPORTED STORM-BOUND
Steamer Mana Kea OverCaied Goody Portion Of Her Car
90 for Islands PortS--Transport Thomas In From Ma
nIa-Mal Brought Sugar-Noeau Arrival From Kauai
Hall Sailed Late. Awaiting Mail From the Sierra.


S''''" I"''S "'""- ''', "'"' ',''"
Ii'""I coast are require" SUI III,
n"""" dts " '',''' "' d '"'''''' "'''', v,
.'"'H ""' ''',' ~ S"'''7' "' VIII ''''''''"
10y S''""- ".'"S'
rue '"''. .S''"" '"-'''l' "'"''"
N'' .Iu'' '''" '''" way P", ,'' VIZ at
'','I ms INV nuns "'""-"' '""
'"'' I""I,'N '" "'r'S"' ""
'Ir'-l. ne '.aES"Ip ''', ''''o vi
.'"''"'' ana "" went wen u'''' At
ter passing iaPaiNou' where It "o''',-
cry SN'I an" Wli'u prevented Il '""u-
ing b'lhS maze AT 'h' "NPoS'u port
"I IHuPah"'h"". holh III" lhWaEu anu
"ulWArd-h"uhd Ireis"' l"I '''lS port
~" u" DE I'I' on o"a'u' zee n"' ,"'S
"'ar' was tfahSI"rr'u 10 the 'lauu'he
"Hrh the Ial'"r '"SS'I was PaSSeu '"S'
NIShi al lhhalia.
I'LL" Mhuha hea met WIN very
heavy swell ana SouiU"'s''rlE "ilu
al ha"alhae' according 10 report
mad" Ivy PurSer PhilIlps. Ihe Manna
N'H "N"T'aTIIeu the Ma'.uN"ha iTe'E"t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
PASSENGERS ARRINED

No.. . Siorr, fran, ca, Fran
a.,
c'sco' Fc"' 81 d. A"'"'''
Adams, Lieut.. Com. Babin' Mrs baO'
in. +. NJ. Bailey Mrs. NJ. Balish and
child Allow pnrpen T. A Ridwrll
,,,.-u Al. - r,.a,,. - II
W ''
oli"S'!e' MIS- ~ bo'Sio'u' D'''"
Bowers, Mrs Bowers, f. j. Barzeh'
Mrs, Rudolf Buchly, Miss BuchlE' o.
s. Butler, Mrs. Butler, J. Campbell
Mrs. Campbell J. II. Campbell Il. v
Carter. Mrs. Carter, Miss NJ. Casscis,
Mrs. l.. =. Castle. II Champ"no. Mrs.
Champcno, $. V. Chandler, Miss Chan
der. H. w. ClasScn, Mrs. u. CrcssalE
+. Il. Cummings 4. c. w. Cunning
ham, Mrs. G.. l.. Cunningham, +. u
Damon, Mrs. Damon, Mrs. NJ. DAVID
Geo. +. Davies, G. y. DcSaussrrc'
Mrs. DCWolh, II. Dumont, Mrs. Du-
mont. Miss Annie Eisslcr, Miss Min
ME Eisslcr, w. p. FCnncll, f. &.
Fisher Mrs. l.. Gilbert, II. Green j.
Chas. Green and chauheur, MIS-
GrCcn, Miss lIadiCh, G. f. licnShalL
i. NJ. Hind, 4. A. Holmes, MIS-
Holmes, Miss Elsie Holmes. Mas or
Malcolm Holmes, J. 7. HumphricS,
Mrs. HUMPHREYS, \. {. Ilusscy, Mrs
II. p. Husscy, Miss ErcIync lluSscy
I Il. II. Jaia Mrs. Jaffa. Mis- Alino
Johnson, 4. c. johnson. T. II. Kelly
c. II. lathrop, Mrs. J. j. Lynch, Lieut.
J. :. MCClecry Miss n. McGcc, DR..
.. McLennan. u. Ogilvic, MR.. Nc
/ PhCrson ana infant, 4. l.. Marshall,
( u. r. Mills, Mrs. Mills. Mrs. Anna
+ Moran, $. r. Morehcad, \. NJ. Nor
ganthalcr. II. o. Monkey, Mrs. c. y.
Munger, Alex Munson. j. !. Munsnn,
q. +. Noah A. Il. OXcnham. Mis-
/ LAURA Paxton, Miss Lucille Paxton, +.
/ Pollit2, Mrs. Clara =. Rathbun Mas
! ter, w. G, Reynolds, c. Rictschy, Mrs,
! itictChy. G. II. Robinson. Mrs. H. NJ.
/ Gregg, w. Sharp, Mrs. Sharp, o. G.
/ SCcton o. G. Section T. p. Shea, Miss
| Lucia Shepardson, DR.. J. w. Shockry
/ c. Il. Smcad, Mrs. Smcad, w y
Starkwcathcr, Jr. Mrs. Starkwcathcr
/ Miss +. Steven, T. J. Stocks, +. NJ.
| SwanZy, G. Il. Taylor, Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. G. a. Tripp, G. Nradenburg, Mrs
| Nradcnburg Mrs. NJ Wilson, Mrs j
-. Wyman, Mrs. NJ. Feeder.
/ Per simr. Mauna Nea, from llilO VIA
/ way ports, Feb. 3.-Mrs. 4. y. Ora
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
sPlRlTUALlsTs, ATTENTIONS

Edward Earle, the noted Psychic OF
San Francisco, who for over twenty
years has been prominently Identified
with the Sp.rI,ualsts' societies Of Amer
strato psychic PHENOMENA etc. Spirit
ual advice on all matters given. Daily
10 to I evenings 10y appointment Tel
cphonc 39l" or nj residence, 7S2 Kinau
street. Grand Scancc every Thursday'
Eve. S o'clock. 5O9O-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

a selection Of Hawaiian fish ror-
wardcd to Australia in the Clnndiau-
Australian liner Makura. reached Syl-
ncy, or at least fifteen specimens are
reported to have been received in
good condition. The fish are intended
for a large aquarium at one Of sgd
ncy's suburbs. Captain Gihb. mas'cr
Of the Makura gave personal attention
to the care Of the fnny tribe while In
transit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

MRS. GEORGE BROWN of Kaimuld
las returned TO her home after hay
ing made good recovery from an OPP
Grafton AZ the Queens Hospital.
MRS GEORGE &. WATT of kohala
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable TO Merchants
EXchangp.l
saturday. February 3.


Feb. |, SChr. Transit
for RcdondO.
Wireless.
S. s. Nippon Maru will dock AT Ala
kca wharf Monday afternoon from
San Francisco and sail same night
for Yokohama.
Memoranda.
L. $. A. r. Thomas sails for San
Francisco at $50 D. m today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
DEPARTED
Friday, Feb. 2.

Kauai ports-W. G. Hall. stmr. 9:&C
p. m,
Hawaii via Maui ports --Claudinc
stmr., . p. IN.
Standardization, NJ. n. 5. s..
y. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
ARRIVED
Friday, Feb. 2.
Saturday, Feb. {

Y TUdJf TNV'
San Francisco-Sl o. $. S.
y. m.
Saturday, Feb. 3.
Manila via Nagasaki, Japan-Tho.
mas, L. S. A. r., 9:i5 .. m.
IlilO via way ports Mauna Eca
stmr., a. m.
Hawaii ports--Maui, stmr, a m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
LOST OR STRAYED.

Lost, Straycd or Stolen One dark
bay horse about Hia hands high Re
turn TO Geo. Robinson, Frog Lane
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03

ton.
WASHINGTON. January 25.-FoI-
lowing the activity of agents of the
Department OF Justice, who, it is re-
ported, have been probing cases of
alleged rehating by steamship lines of
the Pacific Coast, the Department Of
Justice may order an investigation Cf
the business of several of these lines
This was intimlted today al the divi-
sion Of investigation at the depart
mcnt. OhiCials Of the division refus-
ed Relating or to state the lines said
to he involved.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
Ship Pho Ips to Sail the Coming Week,

Sugar is still going into the big
American ship ErsNine NJ. Phelps,
which vessel Is destined for Delaware
Brcakwater, there TO receive orders
Tor further destination. The Phelps
will probably get away for the East
coast of the United states by the way
of Cape Horn, the first part OF neal
week Joseph Gilman, agen, for the
vessel, will give the ship between
$500 and 5ioO tons sugar. The Phelps
has been a prominent figure in Ho-
nolulu shipping since January 9Th, ar
irving here with sand ballast.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-03
Noeau from Garden Island.

The Inter-Island steamer NOeau was
an arrival from Kauai ports today,
bringing shipments of sugar, rice,
paGdy and sundries. This vessel may
he dispatched on a return trip on
Monday.