davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Violates Gambling Laws.

Trinidad-Alleging that he had lost
$3.50 while playing roulette In l0sal
saloon, Stewart F. Todd filed inforna-
tion with the district attorney and
caused warrant to be issued for the
arrest Of the saloon proprietor for ,io'
lation Of the gambling laws.
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Express Messenger Die, In Car.

Colorado Springs-E. A. Larson Of
Denver, messenger for the Globe Ex.
press Company. was found dead In mis-
car at Castle Rock. when the Rio
Grande passenger train reached that
point. Death was due to heart failure.
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Germany Increases Army.

Berlin.--More military increases are
provided In the army bill sent to the
Reichstag by the government. The
bill provides for 10000 more men for
the army, 246 additional field guns
and G3G additional machine guns.
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COLORADO
STATE NEWS
ws,tern Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
COMING EVENTS IN COLORADO.
April .s.-Democratic state Convention.
Colorado Springs.
May s,il.-state Y. NJ. c. A. Convention.
Pueblo.
June l8-20.-State Sunday School Con-
vention. Colorado Springs.
June 11-July ls.-Summer Term, State
Teachers College. Greeley.
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To Reduce Freight Rates.

Spokane, Wash.-Freight rates re.
ductions Of from twenty to twenty.
five per cent. from present charges
will be granted intermountain ship.
pers Immediately.
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Husband Arrested; Wife Drops Dead.
Fruita.-But few hours after her
husband had been arrested by United
States Marshal Clark, charged with II.
legally selling liquor, Mrs. R. c. Nc.
Coy dropped dead Of Brlght's disease
and shock.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-04-18

Weld County to Have Good League.
Platteville.-Greeley has decided
not to enter the Weld county baseball
league but 1t Is certain that six teams
will play in the league this year and
that good schedule Of games will be
put up throughout the summer over
the county.
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Federal Expert Coming.

Boulder.-Paul Raymond of this
city has received letter from the
government that 1t will send an ex.
pert to Colorado early In the summer
to examine the district which is in.
tended to include in the Estes Nation.
al park. s
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Plans Water Work, sy,tem.

Plans Water Works system.
Johnstown-The town board has de.
cided on building $4,000 waterworks
system by constructing reservoir
three miles west Of here, filling 1t with
Big Thompson river water and building
a pipe line to the town.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
ST. Louis Wool.

st. Louis-Wool: Steady; medium
grades comblng and clothing. 20hc1
2lc; light fine, 15@19c; heavy fine.
12415c; tub washed. 27m3 SOC.
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Hay.

Hdys
prices Paid by Denver Jobbers F. o.
B. Track Denver.)
Colorado upland, per ton. .16.00Gl7.O0
Nebraska upland, per ton. 1850 q 1850
Second bottom, Colorado
and Nebraska, per ton. .13.00914.00
Timothy, per ton ....... .16OOG17.00
Alfalfa. per ton .......... .13.0OQ140O
South Park, choice. ton. .16.0O@17.O0
San Luis Valley, per ton. .13.0O9l4.00
Gunnison Valley, per ton. .14.5O@ 1850
Straw, per ton ........... 4.OOg 500
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Live Poultry.
Butter.

Elgin ............... 80
Creameries. ex. East. lb. 81 G33
Creameries. ex. Colo, lb. 81 G33
Creamerles, I'd grade, lb. :. 20
Process ..................26 q2S
Packing stock ........... q
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LATE
MARKET
UoTATIo N S
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DENVER MARKETS.
Cattle,

Beef steers, corn fed, good to
S"oiSS ............. ..o.toV i.VV
Beef steers, corn fed, fair to
6ooo -. ..... ..... ...oVVWo.io
Beef steers, pulp fed, good to
choice oice.................s.5 -. .s.5O@7.25
Beef steers, pulp fed, fair to
6oou ................. .O.Vu9 o.oV
Beef steers, hay fed, good to
CHOICE ...............b.4VU
Beef steers. hay fed, fair to
good ..............5. .5.7546.4O
Heifers. prime, pulp or hay
fed ...... .5.75@6.15
Cows and heifers. hay fed,
good to choice ........... .4.75q $50
Cows and heifers. hay fed.
fair to good .4.oo@4.75
Cows and heifers, pulp fed,
good to choice .......... ALSO $50
Cows and heifers, pulp fed,
fair to good ..............425@4.75
Gamers and cutters ....... .2.O0@4.O0
Veal calves ...............6 .6.O0@9.40
Bulls A O0@ 500
Stays .4.50@6.00
Feeders and stockers, good
to choice ................5.o .5.ooQo.ao
Feeders and stockers, fair
u soOu ...............'.'f 'f''oVo'oo
Feeders and stockers, com.
mon to fair .............. .4O0q4Io
Hogs.
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Sheep.
Lambs, good to choice ......6.I5Q725
Lambs, fair to good .6.OO@6.75
Feeder lambs, F. P. R.......5.7546.25
Yearlings, fair to choice ... .6.OO46.50
Ewes, good to choice. .4.2594So
Ewes, fair to choice ........4.75Q54O
Ewes, feeders and culls. +.
Pr. ............... .275935o
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EGGS.

Eggs, case count. less com. 5000
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Hogs.

Good hogs ..............7.5O Q775
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TENTING TONIGHT
ON old FORT
Street
tcontinu.d on pas. 5,

Wanted-A good home for one reg
ment OF infantry and three compa-
MES of coast artillery Best of refer
ences. Apply, Department of Hawaii
There's the present military situa-
ion in nutshell Western Division
orders directing the above organiza-
ions to ''sail for Honolulu" were re-
,eived at army headquarters this
morning, but not word is said as to
where the troops are to go on arriv-
H. They are to report to the COM
handing general, but he happens to
.le In Washington. d. c., at the pres
mt time, and even if here has no au-
hority to assign troops TO permanent
station in the department Without
10 more send the Twenty-fifth infan-
ry the 20-odd miles to Schofielf Bar
,acks than he could send them to
Guam or Panama.
The adjutant general has as yet re-
eeived no information as to station for
.he new troops, and until this comes
the soldiers will be homeless wander
srs When they disembark from the
transport their official journey will be
1t an end, and they might as well go
fishing from the docks. <-
Again the incoming troops are
ordered to bring the "full allowance
of tentage and camp equipage. as the
regiment will be required to go into
camp for some time" Now that term
full allowance" is another sticker
The usual allowance of tentage in the
field would, put two lieutenants in ons
tent, and give a single tent to a
captain. But surely il is not intended
to put men under canvas for year
or more in such cramped quarters az
this. The First Infantry has about
four tents to a. Lieutenant, ;ln1 ii Is
figured that the government will try
to do as well by the newcomers.
The three coast artillery companies.
and the third battalion of the Twenty.
fifth Infantry will sail on the SheIi-
dan, while headquarters of the
rwenty-fifth, the remaining two bat
talions and the Fourth Cavalry, vii
come on the Logan. i
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new DRUG FIRM;
GIGNOUX QUITS
benson, Smith

A. ]. - oux, vice-president of
Bcnson, Smith & Co, Ltd., and for al
most twelve years connected with the
tig drug-frm, tonight sewers his con-
neetion with it and tomorrow will be-
come associated with August w. Mey.
or in the Holster Drug Company Ltd.
He disposes OF all of his stock in the
first firm and acquired an equal sha'e
with Mr.. Meyers in Hollister's and
hereafter will he active in the affairs
of that compan,'.
This deal is the second of the big
drugstore deals OF the last half year.
1t was less than six months ago that
terest i'm the Hollister Drug company
aid 1t is stated chat he has found his
business so heavy and so growing that
he cast around for a partner to be-
come associated in the active handling
If il. Mr. Gignoux, who rose from a
clerk in the Benson, Smith establish
ment to its vice-president and is one
of the leading drugstore men of the
territory, was induced to make the
change. " ~.
Mr.. Gignoux came from ST Louis
.welve years ago to enter the employ
1f Benson, o-HI.n as a clerS. He has
risen rapidly and in business circles
and is now president Of the Merchants
Association.
The capital stock of the Holiister
company is 100000.
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GENERAL WALK0UT
OF HOTEL WORKERS
ORDERED TONIGHT
rAssoeiated Press cableI

NEW YORK, Dec. 3f.-New York
ainers-out will have trouble tonight in
getting serxed. A general strike or
der has been issued to the cooks and
walters union that will empty She
pantries and Kitchens Of many Of the
most prominent hotels and restanr.
ants in this city. The management OF
the places affected have been trying
for several days to secure other wait
ers and chefs, but have been having
great difficulty in filling the places
that will be vacated tonight. The
cost Of the strike at this time will be
heavy, as the New Years eve ceIe-
bration in New York is one Of the
greatest of the year.
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DEMOCRATS AFTER HIM
r. II. Trent Now
Criticises
Policy

Charges made by Richard II. Treni
that Fire Chief Thurston has played
politics in his department and inti-
nations that he has used his power
as chief to make firemen rent from
him cottages nea< the various fire
stations. were vigorously and indig.
nantly denied by Chief Thurston this
morning.
Attempts made % .get Thurston's
scalp and to have him ousted Dy the
mayor and the supervisors seem to
have been renewed recently, and to
Gay there were several stories OF
deals and compromises by which
ThuTston. Will be put out or his de
partnent used for Democratic pa i
ronages The supervisors soon to tax I
office say today that there is litt q
Likelihood that Thurston viii be re-
appointed by the mayor.
why don't the papers tell the whole
stcfy about the fire department. in po.
hticsg questioned r. H. Trent. in AL
Interview this morning.
A very prominent Republican cana
IN me today 10 ask that use what
ever influence might have with
Mayor Fern to get him to reappoii
Chief Thurston. He thought 1t woal
be a shame for the Mayor to iniets
politics into the fire department con-
urued Mr.. Trent
= asked him II he had not hears
that NJ Thurston had been using nis
position % do politics: and that a
though he had Keen twice appointed tr
.,f Il -. ~, l.,<r. r1.S,.. 49, lIa n
ie:sseI best "a beat Fern in the last elee
ton. lois said that Thrrston not onl;
went ont of his way TO canvas
agaInst Fern. but that he made ever
r:einber Of his department wear Park
er badges on election day
Another thing that is being urge
aeafnst Thurston Is that he makes =
practice of acquiring property contif
uous to the fire stations and buit
cottages to rent TO the employees c 8
the department Some people fear thn
the chief might be In danger OF bein
Influenced In his treatment of his men
Gy the fact that they are, or are no
contributing materially to his monthly
income as tenants.
There is lot of talk about IT,
efficiency Of the fire department, an
ii a recent published interview
In.ember OF the board of fire underwrit.
ers intimated that If Mr.. Thurston
were not reappointed rates might /.
still ferther increased. instead of low
cred as promised for so long. But how
Goes It come that the rate for the new
concrete Excelsior building. only a
half block from the central fire st
ton. has been put so high that tn
owners declare they will not insure.
Link Chips IN.
Yes chimed in L. L. McCand Css.
who was present while Mr. Trent was
naalking the foregoing statemen
Yes, said the candidate for the GOV
eTnorship. Il have 100000 worth o..
property in the city-some of
concrete buiidings-but will not IL
1. ~ ! =
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HOUSE OFFICIALS
ARE HUNTING FOR
ROCKEFELLER
fAssoclated press cab.el

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Practie-
ally every member Of the staff Of the
seraeantat-arms Of the House of Rep
resentatives is now IN New York
searching for William Rockefelier,
who is badly wanted BY the committee
investigating the so-called money
trust. So far Rockefeller has been
able to evade the summons sent him
by the committee to appear and
testify.
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|DYNAMITE TRA|N
LABOR|IFS
TO LEAVENWORIH
Especial star-Bulletin cablel

ISpec1aI Star-BuIIetlh CAOItI
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 51.--| .
dynamite special bearing the III.
leaders convicted Of dynamite co.
spfracy, to Fort LeavenWorth. k'@|
to begin service Of their sertenc.|
left here this morning. Il cart|.I
fifty special guards and every tfe-
caution has been taken to avoid &C.
eidents. The track has been poIic11
by special men, and every bridge and
egivert over which the train will har.
to pass has been specially lrspectso.
orT:e (. McManigal, the informsF'
whose testimony convicted the aces.
ed labor men, remains here for feI1
days, when he will be taken back 10
Los Angeles.
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CASTRO IS AGAIN
in LIMELIGHT;
now in GOTHAM
iTassociated Press cablel

NEW YORK, Dec. Sfs-cipriano
Castro, known as the stormy Petrol
Of venezueia,s reached this city this
.n.rfnnu On beard the French steamer
Touralne. Inotaad o. being allowed
70 Land peseefully as be expected, the
ek-presldent Of the South American
republic was ordersd detained BY the
Immigration authorities Until orders
fedardjn0 his disposition shall havs
been received from washington. When
he learned Of this, Castro declared
thar he Is willing to go back to El-
rope at once.
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Practical Suggestions On
New Charter Are Offered

property to the payment Of the in
debtedness incurred in connection with
which, as well as regards loan mon
eys expended on the other islands, the
people of the city of Honolulu would
contribute through payment of terri
torial taxes.
Powers.
In addition to the powers now pos
sessed by the city and county, give
1.-The municipality power to levy taxes
on real and personal property at q
rate not exceeding one per cent an
nually on the assessed full cash
value (the annual rate to be fixed by
the board of commissioners and spe.
Iicific taxes on carts, carriages, auto
mobiles, bicycles and dogs. also power
Ito levy special taxes or assessments
Tor laying sidewalks, for opening,
grading and. paving (but not repair,
ing) reads and streets, for providing
and laying water pipes, sewers and
drains, and for extending the street
lighting system; also power TO levy
iper capita road and school taxes. The
ievying of occupation license taxes
(exeept on inter-island business and
for the sale of intoxicating liquors
by the Territory to be discontinued
and the power to impose such to be
given to the municipality The city
ito have power to incur Indebtedness
and issue bonds for public improve
ments as limited by section 55 of the
Organic Act. The right of eminent
domain also to be given the city.
Note.-The matter of adjusting tax
alton win present some difficulties.
1t is suggested that the Territorial
poll, road and school taxes and spe-
fcific personal property taxes should
be abolished, and the genera; proper.
ty tax texcept as to property used in
Iinter-isiand business; l. e.: transpor
tation and communication. which
probably should be exempt rom mu-
nicipaI taxes be limited to what will
be needed for territorial require.
Baents (say, one-fourth OF one-fifth OF
one per cent per annuIn.) The ter
ritorial revenues would consist of the
income sand inheritance taxes, prop
erty tax (as limited) liquor license
fees, taxes on. inter-island business,
rents of government lands, and Incl
dental receipts from wharfes, prison,
etc. :--a.~:,-~ 81.
But, if in order to be valid. the ter
80
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Al Palzer and Luther Me-.
) Carly fight tomorrow at Los
Angeles for the diamond belt of.
} fered in the heavyweight elinli-
} nation contest" that is now prac-
} tically the worlds championship
} contest. The Star Bulletin has
made arrangements for a special
news service on this fight and
will publish the news of this,
the biggest boxing contest of the
; year. in its issue tomorrow after.
noon.
D o o O o o o. q o . o o o o q
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Naval Station At
Arlington, Across
the River From
Washington, III
Direct Commun'
cation With Thai
Operated By The
French Govern
ment In Famous
Eiffel Tower ID
Paris


WAsHlNoToN. Dec. 5i.--lt u,. -.
nouuced officially here today that |..
government ot1ilop equipped ~ |..
Federal Wireless fo'e1r1[1 roU|..|
At Arlington. just ncro11 TIE |1|@|..
river from WachIn1ton. 11I been 4.
direct eomnunIco<|o1 With ~. ||''.'
tower station pperoied ~ ~. F|||..
government a p6r|1
Il u claimed th1t lh's = enc c| |..
longest stretches over which 1'|..
wireless eomf1uo|cafIon n. ever ||..
accomplished. The cI.1rr..I 81 W
signals received a each end q |..
long strekeh surpri1ed ~. operator.
The messages cxcttn1,I #||. |-'|.
,b greetings from t1t officials 81 ...
company here with those t' |..
Frepeh 6cvefni1en|
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now Spans
THE ATLANTIC ocean
!: 8, :: :: :; :: :: = {; . :;
HEADS TO TUMBLE

= As the result of caucus OF
!: the incoming board OF superyi-
2 sors, held last night. a number
: OF Republican office-holders are
!: slated for decapitati0n. The
: Democrats intend to make full
: use of their power of patronage.
= and II heads have to fall. why.
: it's only the fortunes of war
: Road Supervisor Caldwell IL is
: stated. will be one of the first OF
2 the Republican offiee-holders to
2 lose his official head. and his re-
: moval will be followed by gen.
: eral ousting of deputies and
2 clerks who are now on the city
2 and county payroll
!, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = ar
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ROCKEFELLER ILL

NEW YORK, Dec. 3t.-WiIiiam
Rockefeller Is reported to be very w.
He has engaged detectives to protect
his house from all efforts to reach II
by government officials or others. u
is in a state Of siege, and none can
approach past the outer gates.
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NEW YEARS EVE
CARS ONE HOUR LATER

q . q 90 . q" (. g = g . e Q
q
q Tonight (Tuesday), New Years /"
: Eve. the cars OF the Rapid Tran {
:. sit will run one hour later than /
/. regular schedule.
Q Rapid Transit cars outbound 8
. from town will leave Fort street (
. an hour later than regular sched-
. ule Thus:
. King Street Line 1
For Waikiki, leave Fort street.
1927.
. For Kalihi, leave Fort street.
1898
(. punahou Line
9 For Punahou, leave Fort street, 4
. 1887. Qron Works, 12:32l.
/. Nuuanu Valley Line
. For the Valley, leave King
street, 12;40.
Z: Aiakea Street Line (
For Emma street, leave Fort (
% street, 1898 Z
. For Liliha street, leave Fort
q street, 1887.
9 Hotel Street Line 4
. For Kaimuki, leave Fort street. I
. 12:2s.
q . . . o o . Q . o 90 o . o . 4
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JOSE NAcHADo DIES

Il Jose Machado, father Of Mrs. T.
Hollinger of this city. died this morn
ing at 7:30 o'clock. Funeral services
will be held from the Hollinger home
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock and
interment will be in the King street
cemetery Friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral.
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PLANTATION
DIVIDENDS
ARE REDUCED
Haiku and Paia, Reduced One
Per Cent, Hawaiian CONNER
c'al's Extras to End, Hawaii
an Sugar Remains, but Is in
Danger, and Kahuku Dropped

80 ++++ <s+++& %<@ y
Haiku and Paia, dividends !
= each reduced from one and one \
= half to one-half of one per cent. =
= Hawaiian Commercial, regular \
7 dividend continues, extras to \
\ cease.
Hawaiian Sugar, regular divi- =
y Gend continues for the present, \
= may be trimmed later.
= Kahuku, extra dividend omit \
= ted, hoped to maintain regular :
<sdividend :
49, ~ \ y =
Action has been taken by sugar
companies in the Alexander G Eald,
win group. respecting dividends fol
he incoming year. with results as
stated above.
Haiku and Paia dividends have
zach been cut from one and One-half
per cent per fn0nth to one. half one
enc per cent said President ]. p.
Cooke of Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd,
this morning
.'Ihis Is due to the low price OF
sugar and to the short crop. The
plantations sof the Maui Agricultural
Company. which include Haiku and
Paia. win lose 1000 tons from the
fleets of the late drought We do
lot expect more than 2S,500 tons,
against 1852 tons the pas; season.
Under favorable circumstances thfs
rop ought to have been a little better
han last. one.
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The Matson Navigation steamer
hyades, sailing from Hilo for San
Francisco carried considerable guam
tlty of molasses in bulk.
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MRS. HAL CHASE
Wins HER SUIT
rspeciaI star-BuIIetfn cabIel

Especial Bulletin cahIel
NEW YORK, Dec. 81. = Mss. Hal
Chase won her suit for the sole Gus
icdy Of her son today. The court a..
so ordered the ball player to pay his
former wife $500 a year aIimony
Chase says he will not appeal.
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Star-BuIIetin Presents Views of
Citizen Who Has Studied
Commission Form
litor HonoIulu star-Bnlletin.

Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin,
Sir.-Apropos Of the PROPOSED new
lcharter for Honolulu, there seems to
be great dearth of practical sugges-
ton as to what the new document
should contain. In view of the inn
pertance of the many-angled subject
Fit would seem that a public exchange
OF views should be encouraged by the
committee of twenty-five. To help
fill much-felt want the appended
suggestions, incomplete and crudely
thrown together, are offered in the
hope that discussion may be stimu-
lated. x Y z.
Honolulu, Dec. 80, 1912.
Suggestions for Discussion as to the
Proposed New Charter.
-. Property.
The territory to transfer to the city
its title to all public roads, streets, al
leys, public parks texcept Kapiolani
Park held by trusteesl, schools and
school premises teNcept reform
schools, district court-houses and
jails, including grounds, police sta
tion, fire department buildings and
apparatus, water-works, pumping
plants, garbage plant, sewer system,
electric light plant and street lighting
system. e z 81 81
Note: All public property not used
for territorial purposes or not terri
torial in character to be conveyed to
the municipality The executive build
ing and grounds, archives building,
judiciary building and adjacent! build
ings and grounds, armory, prison, in
dustrial or reform schools and
grounds, insane, asylum. leper estab-
lishment, including home fors non-lep-
rous children, wharyes and public
lands to remain with the territory !.
School teachers to be appointed and
paid and course of study prescribed by
the territory as at present.
The city to assume so much of the
territorial debt as represents loan
moneys expended on water-works and
any other revenue producing property
tit any turned over to the city But
not as to the sewer system tannuai
sewer rates to be abolished), school
buildings, or other productive
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SUGAR

San FRANCISCO, Dec. 30. -Beets
SSo ANALYSIS. IS. sd. Parity s.o7c
Previous quotation. ss. 5skd.
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NEWS FROM THE FIGHT

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