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El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22
AHORA REGAE En- VAIL.
Ell PREslDENTE BAcA PIDE I'll
TELEGRAMA. as

TELEGRAMA.
Ahora recae en- Theodore N. Vail
Roman L. Baca, presidente de la Cs
mara de Representatives. de Nuevc
Mexico dijo FL LINES en- la .tarde a ur
representante del Nuevo Mexicant
Que habia mandado por correo uns
csrta d Theodore ". Vail. presidents
dc la Compaffa Americana Telegra
flea y Telef6nica y a Ia Compaffa re
|legrafica Western Union, con oficinas
en- Boston, una copia de la resolution
~decretada unanimemente por la CANA
70 en- cuanto q un telegrama falsifi.
cado. La resolution decia entire otras
ccsas que Sc habia sonado que I'm lie.
Eislador de Nuevo Mexico escribi6 un
telegrama a Ell mismo y 10 escribi6 en-
una oicina de TELEGRAPH en- Santa re
j que Sc rumora que este telegrama
escrito de por ST esta en- possession de
Is Compahfa T~elegrafica Western
Inion. Esta resolution autoriza al
presidents dc hacer un esfuerzo de
obtener una oopia del telegrama pa.
70 ser ensefado a los fraguadores de
leyes de Nuevo Mexico.
Ell ST.. Baca dIjo que habia cumplido
con las i~nstruociones de la camara
rsandando las resoluciones q Mr.. Vail.
QUEEN Es Mr.. VAIL?
Theodore Newton Vail, es descrip-
to en- Quien es Quien de America Co
mo I'M "Capitalista.n Naci6 en- Ell
&C ndado de Carroll, Ohio, Julio Is,
1916; educado en- Ia academia de Nor
ristown, N. j.. Bachiller de Leyes,
Dartmouth; asistente superintendent
t. del ~servicio de correos f~errocarrile-
10 1S75-1S7S labrador de Vermont,
1893 q 1896; en- empresas electricas
Ell Argentina, A. del S., 1896; introdu
10 81 sistema Americana de carros
electricos en- las Gales en- Buenos All
res 6 instal6 sistemas ~telef6nicos en-
les ciudades principles; presidente
lie La Compafia Americana TELEGRAPH
"a y Telef6nica COMPANIA TELE-
SRAF1CA WESTERN UNION ' la
-ompahia Telef6nica de Nueva York
'csde 1907; director en- varias corpo-
'aciones en- los Estados Unidos y Lon
Tres; miembro de muchas socieda-
les: su casa en- Lyndonville, ver
cont: ofcina. 125 Milk street, Bos-i
On, Mass.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22

XW. M"Y |."| ..." WH"X "||" .M""|".. I. "M XM|
nImnin into b .fenor1or
( &lf6lo 611pIIfarr06 r1rs
sitlhdo isloS ts{ cS1tro az u&1
or1u46. nh1oa{o. adqi0 on cu6i{0 n
Interior: parecl6ndo uha ftond1
sAennda mino en cuant0 IA 6xterion
~ nav rax0n p0rQue Ion patrQc!n4dQti
RS del ITO Samuel deban rer ob}ixe6
Cos 4 sc2orsar mas 81 ingpltos AZ gex
ioFxados de and1r nadapdO erl 1ei
aeua para poder lleGar 4 ese 4boxii-
xsble Iugar llamado u eataf6ta.
Aleuien tiene II culpa por r. con-
EIcion. Qut6n o.?
P-rimeromsnte, q porQue M pode'
r,0s obtener uh edi6cio DE- correos
Adeoente; aunQae tengarnos un Sem
81 ae ios nsteoos pRio0s ~ San
r., cuya casa esta aqti y cnyos ~
tereees Heran centrHil5aoos e4nkk
No paeaoSentenaer como est& sAtue'
|clon - continuaQaA ~
~ senaaor cqtron uene cntnsh ~
|dtJar un monumento aqui en - Plaza
Edonae ne vivlao fanto tempo. q cuet
ser'a tnlReEeceoezo y ~ ie c9nssruc'
c'on qe} cuai naitarlR 4 con1ttu'
yencin gratincante aun mas ana de y
9<~~< WHMNHrU IN HtNL1H44
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22

La agitacion en- la prensa acerca de
las acciones de nuestra legislature
me apresura & ofrecer una suggestion.
Esta presente legislature y sus su-
cesores haran exactamente como q su
mayoria le plasca y no como q una
Elayoria 8 cualQuier otro nnmero de
'gente del estado desee.
Los miembros son electos expresa-
niente con 81 entendimiento que ellos
tienen que hacer como les plasca y es
para huuellos que ponen objection, 81
traerS Il cabo I'm cambio del sistema.
La ladopcion de Ia boleta azul hizo
ESQ possible. La "iniciativa" es la
Lave Al Il puerta de la casa de los
k~tbor6fUdiN Els imperative que agita-
Ipian ccit, i6 e~iniciativa' para el ''obje-
IA CRITIC de guerra sea comenza-
da Ahota rs cleric que la obtendre-
HOS, pero cuando, depende en- los pc
rindicos del estado,
Como todos los caminos negan d
Roma. ash cualquier curse seguido en-
rreterias de- inter6s vital al pueblo.
pcMoI los problemas do tasacion, saia-
rios de condado 8 Ia policia montada,
llegan al alumbramiento de ~sufciente
ia genie por agitacion en- la prem
sa-alumbramiento estimulara deseo
a manejar.
Entonces, en- mi opinion. Sc rea.
lizara que un policia montado vale
per diez alguaciles electos.
X por buenas razones.
Por ejemplo, un policia montado es
responsible d 81 captain u 81 al gober-
81 recibe 6rdenes y las ODE
|dece. FL es 8 puede ser cambiado de
I'M scondadosa otro segun ~requerido.
Pnede ser ~descargado por causa cual-
Quier dia. Els i'm hombre escogido 4
primer vista, tan cerca de ser experto
como sea possible. Estaria muy con.
tento u enteramente satisfecho con
fecihir $500 al ano.
I'm alguacil electo de condado es
acknowledgements en- instancias, tan
hueno como un policia montado. Pc
I'd. no es efectivamente responsible
i ningun Official alto 8 ninguna corte
{ al pueblos exactamente como I'm
Tiembro de la legislature. 81 cual
quiera piensa d~iferenle, que cite I'M
e.emplo cuand0 cuaIquier alguacil
haya sido realmente castigado por
yiolar su juramento de oficina. Quiero
decir verdadero castigo con dientes
EE 81 mismo, 10 n mera cachetada
DC mufieca.
d El alguacil es confinado d I'm con
dado en- sus ~actividades y usilalmente
~ utilidad disminuye con sus amos
&c servicio exactamente como Ia es-
ooba.
El alguacli electo Quiere $4,000 a.
$1,000 al ano para pagarle POI su ira
Eajo y gasto en- obtener una election,
y sin duda una suma menos no le pa
garia.
El cas en cuanto q otros oficiales
le condado no es materiaImente dife-
rente. Hombres ensayados, contado-
res, tenedores de libros v otros son
qbtenibles para cualquier oficina de
scndado a 1880 por aho. La dnica
exception possible seria aquella de SUI
p~erintendente de condado de educa-
lion, cuyo trabajo es de tai vital inn
l~ortancia constructive que no Sc POI
q pagan con menos que $4,000 al
5000 al aio.
Az - 12eN4s -L4WN t4aa4rNL4s l-A 44ft rLlNMA
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no. .oss S-s x.rs. r..1
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M IsS.s.~ ~*@s.-
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Z. $500 y -ssss.~. r-trs
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sw.s-,.rs.
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49,. sa-s.s~ss 80
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~ y'oa k7. --ssn*s.ss-
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pss'e e p'op.a ~
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80 W. w. J. $1,000 49,
pup,loeno z -
sls = Das1 II sse
1890 W. ANs" O.
Z. t1puDaiCe p.cua soa.sN NJ
= 1890 ~ usuo E nesos $500 = ".
'os 49, p1e1e II sA1
l.S'or m M I 800 1890 III
XIV, Assa ~ aoI e. es5as n
~usea1 u tus Z. ~ res
$500 wy -. snio ssses 49,
9 aoosas dsi01's - 90 .l,N
~, W. os1a. o. ,as"
4ev pIo,.9auo tos.os's s $3.50
son D'A1c, asas, po'4u0 ~ 49,, !
vso y palapla Uoi Ac'a - ~ son
.'uo iAas 1870 " 49, W. e ~
'uooisc'a colsls'1 Ivnnip'n
2 pole.o que " nolipIe C. ~
hlocrac'a io 81 - slsselna y so1'g.
-, g una ac.lluu y e nen.e' 81 :
VIZ us'ou1s 1880 s n'ouo VIZ VI
s1r It i'einoctA.a ~ M u10.,o1
a1e us.eues soten = po,e'o ,olioola
9 y Ainel,ca. pelo selia lne'ol pals
usaeuoS = - isulan. "a
nas /. AAa nn $500.
~ &C. rof c'1lsos q nas' Tlslnpl'
y naD'uo Z sienpIg ~ us.9oe
aqul - .sueso 1850 w sar ..as
-. ...N
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palasa 1ua
os puso :. nole q os1o naun
800 800. = r ~ n.a ~
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22

|U|"" *.N"|U |".|-MI
zsSz ssas ! =
4. ~ ~. Il ensdo sorpren.
qe1r 3 49,: - ~
~ y Ply 49,
xys..o
"A $3.50 .f~.s.-c-, i. ic~ Frts.
esosus@ Hus u ~s,.t~c -rcs
~ unt1o. .ss' ss..~s nssrrsc
sssv's = sS,,.-1~ ~sr..sva q
aVe s.c'os 49, v-~s,rc.
ass sse'
*o4e
- -<-,t- 4 smro,scie .montada e. pro~
<-sS. r,,s ~ ~ Sasco TN erande
5000 ss-,,,.. Y. W. oxras tonterfas 4
~ s..Ssss So. r.cota ~ aspirado 6lti-
s-srts
~ \. III ~ contvs IL traer armas
,...,.. $3.50 anfnrxada W todas lid
{ -.tsrfsn ~ ~ nenitencinrfa.
porc,s lss mujeres traen ocuita ID
Z. 81 ,oae mortffera que hay en- Ell
Ri silver City Independent dice
aue I'M hombre rob6 una ~ferreterfa
ain IL otra noche y luego 90 fue 4
,rleticar con 81 velador. "a fuerzA
~ policia de- silver City no 81 tan
valiente como Ia de Santa re.
socorrc reporfa qde n senana ~
sada fu8 visitado por una torInenta DE
ban ouedado techos en- las casas. lie
eucedf6 d Socorro 10 que Al cazador
81 10 Ia Yolado 81 pajaro 10 mata.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22


6roitN - W ~ on1rnVAooK|
Slr
xh6r3 Isl "a Sfo6snte
o6t Z noorc 4 IN
& ain nerocios COMO 10
caka ouo tendremoa due c0nfofmar
~ IN u solo canon por III tiempo
fodavia. y tambien III 6~sneranxa6 dell
edIdofo de correos.
81 6enador Cafron prohahiemente
sestxs NV ocupad6 con otrss conn ~.
III IS poder atender { Que manden J
ios dbl oahoneo. y 81 proyecto dol edt
fio|o de- corrdos parece pefdido. y 1el
session espscioi se 0cup6rx Doh ~
cSiention 4 II tarifa u cual tfen6 QUE
|hncer con u Industrial az Ii lam, poy
|lo tanto loa asuntos de- nuestra CASA
|tehdr4n que Quedafse ca 81 divide
hasta algun All que alguien - con-
duels de nouotroS Y xeo sobra los. mis-
mos. porQue FL d6 los cahon6s yiejos
III aprecio hace.
Una cuaa eat4 Cd favor del senador
nU obstxnfe: N0 HENDRIX due molestar
81 con aquelIos dlflcultosos nombra.
ntientos s West Point y Annapolis,
los cuales le diaron tanta Ansia y dis
gvsto cuando az hal1abe an Al congre-
10 antes, Esosshace \ diferencia en-
ii cantidad de- tempo que puede dedi-
o6r en- ver acerOa de nuestro edilcto
federal de correos y los dos cah0nes
yiejos.
Entretanto. tenem0s aQuel viei0 Ca.
NON. arriba del Palacio de los Gober-
nadores, en- 81 lado del oriente, apun.
fsndo ia I'M modo amenaxante , todas
VIA ~protectivo hacia IL pr0piedad de
Catron. Para eetar mas aeguroB, es
solamente palo. pero parece un ca
f56n verdaderamente peligroso y aun
~ solamehte e6tA hecho de- palo no a.
mas palo que las prornesas que se nos
hRce de un editicio federal de correos
y los dos cakones yiejos.
Es p materta en- ~ cual cualquief
hombre puede EMBELLISHMENTS y no es
facil az entenderse. otros s~enadores
y REPRESENTATIVES en- los yarios esta'
dcs estan. consiguiendo estos edifictos
Los estamos obteniendo en- otraa
parties de nuestro estado, Las Cru
ces ha salido o exit0 en- conseguir
una appropriation durante Ell afio paea'
d, pero Santa re, con TODD gu presti-
ERiO. su edad, Su prominencia como
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22

Fidel Salazar. de Pojoaque. sc de-
10 yer en- la ciudad durante Ia sema-
"a.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-22

EisCusrpo de Ieualamiento esta ha-
ciendo fuerza que entren las corpora
clones en- este estado al arc de re.
tornar sus propiedades para amillara-
n.iento q su yalor actual. Que SOM
bras tan opacas para 81 Ferrocarril
81, Louis, Rocky Mountain y Pacific.
Que diran los de la Pacota vieja Guam
do les arrimen la prima. Entonces
realizaran que donde Koran esta 81
nsuerto.
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AND
!. THE ENTENTE

The term entente cordiale." used
frequently IN diplomatic correspond
ence and In the daily press. Is web
known TO onr readers, Il Is very dif,
fscult, however, 70 find lifting trans
lation Of its current political mean
ing. A drastic explanation OF Il was
once given by Prince Bismarck to bis
daughter, who. while reading the
daily news had asked for the true
meaning Of entente cordiale. Lit
orally translated. he answered. i
means cordial agreement. IS you
know. out its true sense Is sOmewhat
different and best explained BY an
example. This morning you weEe
down In the farnyard when ] came
In from the garden with Nero. You
was watching Diana eat q large bone.
Nero wanted that bone, but Diana aln
not intend to give II up. A small
fight resulted until Isfoye them
apart with q few lashes az my whip,
The bone remained In the center Of
the yard and both dogs stood OF
viewing it from afar with longine
eyes, each Tearing the others jeol.
ousy not less than my whip, and this
was the reason why they kept at 9
distance and did not dare to grab the
hone.
aYou see. that Is what the diplo.
matte world calls entente cordiale :
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DAILY REMINDERS

see our line of boys school cloth.
ing. Fashion Clothing Co., 112o Fort
advertisement -"
Around trip $500 q pas
senger. Lewis Stable and Garage. Tel.
2141.-advertisement-
Bargains in Dishes. Call early.
Green Stamp Store, opposite Fire
station.-adYertisem
Orders taken now for California
Green Christmas Trees. Henry May
& Co, Ltd Phone 1271-advertise.
meIft.
HonoIulan tomorrow brings fresh
Fruit and Vegetables-and Puritan
Butter-to Henry May & Co., Ltd.
Phone 1271.-advertisement
Value received. Splendid values
in winter millinery will be- offered by
Milton & Parsons, 1112 Fort ST., be-
ginning Dec. ,1st--adyertisement-
Genuine KRYPTOK bifocal lenses
furnished promptly. Factory on the
premises. A. N. Sanford, optican,
Boston building Fort street, over
Henry May & Co. Telephone 1740.-
advertisement
o. A. Steven, the auctioneer, will
hold an auction sale tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock at his salesroom at
the corner of Queen and Fort streets
The principal features, of the sale
will be oil paintings and antique fur
niture. =
Kewpie dolls, .colored and natural
Raffia; all sizes Raffia reeds and nee
dies. Original American-nlade dolls,
unbreakable. Hawaii & South Seas
Cario Co, Young Building, Largest
Pacific souvenir store in the world
advertisement.
A little self-denial as to- certain lux
uries, which you would find you could
easily get along without, would mean
If you saved their money value-a
comfortable sum in the bank to your
credit. Open a savings account with
the Bank of Hawaii.
Mrs. Melini is doing some very fine
needlework on Christmas goods at her
embroidery parlors on Hotel street
opposite the Young hotel. Her
charges for this class of work are
quite reasonable. Call in and look
over some of the work. Fl.
Tomorrow evening the Worthing-
ton song recital will take place at the
Hawaiian opera house. The run on
reserved seats at the Promotion
Committee rooms today predicts that
there will be good house on hand
when the curtain goes up. The song
lovers of the city have been waiting
patiently for this recital and will eer-
tainly appreciate 1t tomorrow even
ing. - sEE4.g,-
One of the most comfortable and
handsome cars in the rent service in
Honolulu is the new six-cyiinder Pack,
ard owned by E. NJ Wood, who occu,
pies a stall In the Young Hotel auto
stand. The car is fitted with the lat.
est in the way of springs and tires;
is a self-starter: full electric lighted.
1t is roomy, and seats seven passen'
gers most comfy. This newest ere
alton in the, auto line is on duty day
and night in the rent service, and is
the ne pleus ultra in which to make
a tour OF the island. The car Is No.
319. Ask TOR it.l-advertisement.
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Several of Arfzona's school laws are
models of simplicity and effectiveness,
according to officials of u s. bureau Of
education.
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Sasaki to Olaa Cugar Co Ltd CM
E A Douthitt and VT to James
Collins D
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ENERGY and Henry College, Virgil
MIA, until recently an Institution of
the literary type, shows interestingly
the tread of the times in It's efforts
to meet more directly the needs of
the immediate vicinity. Without
weakening its literary departments,
the college. is, seeking to- put its
young men into touch with the every
day life Of the rural communities
from which they come Recently a
demonstration agent was secured, to
have his headquarters at the college
and direct agricultural and industrial
work both for the students of the
college and the people of the sur
rounding community.
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NEW TODAY
rENDERs WANTED.

Sealed tenders are invited Tor SUD-
plying the Queens Hospital with
fresh bread. on daily delivery, for >
iod Of IL months from January lsl
1914, in such quantities as may pc
ordered by the superintendent Tends
ers to be sent to the office Of the SUI
rerintendent before noon. December
The Trustees Of the Queens hos
pital reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
JOHANNES +. ECKHARDT,
Superintendent.
Sealed tenders are invited for sup
plying the Queens Hospital with
pure fresh milk and cream. for q per
iod OF IL months fro mJanuary LIST.
1914, in such quantities as may be
ordered by the superintendent. De
livery to be made twice each day.
Tenders to be sent to the office Of
the Superintendent before noon, De
cember 18th, 1913
The Trustees Of the Queef's hos.
pital reserve the right to reject any
o. ali DluSs
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
JOHANNES F. ECKFIARDT,
superintendent.
Sealed tenders are invited for fur.
nishing the Queens Hospital with
drugs. medicines. medical and sursi'
cal supplies for q period Of ~ months
in quantities. as called for by the 81
aperintendent.
Form Of tender and list Of articles
will be supplied upon application to
the Superintendent. Tenders must be
sent to the office of the Superintehd,
ent before noon December 18th, 1913.
A bond in the sum of 100000 viii
be required from the firm whose bid
Is accepted as q guarantees that al
supplies named on the iJst will be
furnished as required by the Hospital
during the period. The tender will be
considered as a whole.
The Trustees of the Queens hos,
'pital reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
i BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
JOHANNES F. ECKHARDT. B
Superintendent.
5715-Dec. /, 5, 9, u, is.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii Al
Chambers. Maria Doiron Perreida,
Libellant, VS.. Lawrence Z: Perreida
Libeflee. Notice Of tendency and
purpose of action, and of trial To
Lawrence L. Perreida, the above
FAMED Libellee.
h 'Yoa are hereby notified that the
said LibeIiant, on the TIN day OF MOI
vember, 1912, filed in the above court
and cause, her libel against yoii,
wherein and whereby she prays that
tile marriage now existing between
her, the said Libellant, and you, the
said Libellee, may be dissolved, and
that the custody OF the minor children
of said marriage may be awarded to
her, the said Libellant, and for such
ether relief as to the Court may seem
just.
And you are hereby further mott
fled that, by order of the Honorable,
the Second Judge of said Circuit
Court, duly made in said cause. and
filed therein the 18th day of Noyem-
Der, 1918, it is ordered that the hear
ing and trial of said libel shall be
held before such Judge of said Cir
cult Court as shall then be regularly
engaged in the hearing Of matters at
Chambers, pending in and before said
Circuit Court, at the Courtroom of
said Judge, in Aliiolani Hale, in. the
City of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii
at o'clock in the forenoon of Mon
day, the 18th day of February, 1914,
at which time and place you are
hereby notified to be present and
present any defense which you may
have to the said action.
Dated at Honolulu this goth day of
November 1913.
MARIA DOIRON PERREIDA.
Libellant
BY c. ". ASHFORD. her attorney.
5715-Dec. l, s, Is, %, 20.
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MAKING,
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered of Record Nov. 20, 1918

Entered of Record Nov. 90, 1913,
from 1880 a. m. to 1880 p. m.
E Colt Hebron to Ida P Hall ct
Ida P Hall and hsb to Home In
surance Co of Hawaii Ltd 49,. M
Entered of Record Dec. l, 1918,
from $3.50 a. m. to 1880 a. m.
Joaquin Garcia and VT to William
KukoTla =. =. ..-... D
s Sakamoto to Won HammYoung
Co Ltd =. =. ...---. .-.-..-.. CM
Francisco r Monuera and VT to
Antoine De M Feleciano ...... D
Laa Sha Gan to William NJ Bur-
nett TT =. ....<............ BIS
First Bank of Hilo Ltd to Carl S
Smith TT . E. ............P arRel
Carl S Carlsmith TT to A Dram
Mrs Kamila Smith ct al to Helen
NJ Sniffen =. ............... l.
First Bank of Hilo Ltd to kaliko
Doiron and hsb -. ............ Rel
John T Baker to Moses K Doir-
on and WI =. .............. Rel
Moses K Doiron and VT to Antoine
Castro go. =. .....--...... u
Robert KaipO to Hattie Chun
FOOh ~
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IMPROVEMENT
FUND IORE
-. CONTINUED
Supervisors Spend Several
Hours Sunday Considering
Budget or Coming
III Period

For four hours yesterday the board
of supervisors met in caucus to con-
slider the budget for the coming semi
annual period. No definite action was
taken on any of the funds or items In
the budget. A second meeting viii
be held Thursday or Friday evening
ct which time the city and county's
financial measure will probably be put
in definite form.
That no radical changes are con-
templated and that It win be in al
most every respect similar TO the pres
ent budget were statements made by
Supervisor Mcclellan, chairman OF the
ways and means committee this.
morning. &.
It is taken from this that the per-.
manent Improvement fund, a fund Gre
ated by the present board, viii be con-
tinued Some indications seemed to
point to a chance in the board policy
in this fund; that it would be greatly
reduced and that large part of road
improvements and extensions would
be made through the new frontage tax
laws. Supervisor Petrie. chairman Of
the roads committee, has expressed
himself on several occasions as strong
ly in favor Of the new statutes and
anxious that they be given thorough
test Yet from the statement OF Mr..
Mcclellan 1t appears that the board
will not materially reduce the perma.
nent improvement fund for the next
period. It'll = e .g Z
Action toward proceeding under the
frontage laws for the extension OF
School street from Gulick avenue to
Kalihi road, and for the extension of
Bishop street to Beretania and the wa
terfront Is already under way, but has
not advanced far. Il now seems like
ly that the board will await the re-
suit of these undertakings before
changing its present policy for per
manent improvements.
Other items OF interest IN the
budget are the Leaki Home appropri-
alton. the appropriation for the board
of agriculture and forestry ii it's bo-
vine tuberculosis work, and the pro-
posed allowance for an Inspector of
police. Strong intimations have been
made that the board will do away with
its $3.50 month approp riation for the
home, though concerning this Super.
visor Mcclellan did not express an
opinion today Indications are that
an inspector of police will not be pro
ly1ded for. gss,s 49, s7sjs5. sas ~
The appropriation for the board OF
agriculture and forestry seems to have
an even chance in the budget At a
recent public meeting of the board on
the new milk ordinance a few OF the
supervisors seemed inclined to favor
such an allowance 1t has been the
fpractice of the boards for some time
to give its assistance to the bovine
tuberculosis tests as conducted BY the
Territorial body, but recommendation
were made quite a while ago that this
allowance be discontinued. And In the
new milk ordinance In its present
draft the regulation for the cattle
tests to be made by the board Of agri
culture and forestry is done away
with, a provision in the measure re
curing that only a certificate be Sc
cured from licensed veterinarian
stating that the, COWS tested are free
/ from tuberculosis ,,-.ss:: +. - ~
Il
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Everybody Did Il

When the doctor called to see the
baby its mother Informed him that
the medicine left for the infant the
day before was all gone.
"Impossible!" declared the surprise
ed physician. Il told you to give him
a teaspoonful once an hour.
B Eyes, but John and mother and /
and the nurse have each had to take
a teaspoonful. too. in order to get
baby to take Youths Companion.
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Session Sales--5 Pines 34A.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.61 cents or
1890 per ton. Is. -. 8 q -. =.