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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District conFs Of Ehe seeond judicial
District. state o. idsno. IN aud for she County
Of Lsmla.
vsris Holmes. plaintiff. "a. Ralph Holmss.
delemG&nG
Ths State Of idaho sends grsssing 70 Ralph
Holness dsssnaanaf
Y0n are hereby directed, lhaS there Is on die
Ia tails ths eenee Of the CLERK Of the D.saFieg
Court 81 Ghe 6ecoad Judicial DlstFtct. State Of
ldaho. Ia and tor Ghe County Of Lewis. the
CO.'S pisiHt Of sac above named pasantiH. ahas
said sesaon IL bcsughs 10 06gsan 3adgmens and
decree dissolving she benas Of mstgimony mew
and heses0f0Fe existing bslwesn the pAaanna
nor ehsla al khs paalakia and dsfendanEs Val
ssm Holmes, @nd for general relief. Kes
gFounds OF iiF0fee khe plelnlan alleges thna
fhn pl@inafH mad defendant tngsg@mfrtsd at
heEpeEee. idaho, 90 February azh. 1ai1 and
ever sines said dase have been and ACES @Fe
huah@n6 and wtis. sbaa on she asa day Of
ArFsl 1913, b siefsndsnE wiifuiiy and Without
ana ever siBcs nas. and ssali e0nllnMes To-. 40
wtlfally and withoHs sg2ns desert ana sbandon
plA8ugt& aB0 10 live separate a@G apart tsosn
her. wsth@u& any @ufsei@at cause o. reason
snd against heF viii. aHa wheat Der eaas@ng.
x0n are hereby directed 10 appear sna an
smeE aald complatnE wtGhtn twenty le9t days
alter the service hereof apon yoe u seFsee
S@5s II sSFFsTs TsEs ssssS. "sS sass@= gsS
appear and ansseE, ths pfatnfAH maii APPLY 10
lhs ooaFt tor tAs relief 40 pFaysa 10 tbs eem-
Attest nay hara ana sbs seal Of shs DlssEses
sears q ihs esooaa ladielAl pislfirt. State q
:, sI assy. isiA IA wh,,s c,.va
/ o rsnmahiil, Attorney Cor PsaiuGla.
2 o. ana Res. address. heapsFee, idaho, slS
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28
Tky Are Forninss.

Kooskia, Idaho, May IS In a
recent report of a massmeeting held
at this place il was said that the
meeting "voted against the Kamiah
plan of county division, and to es-
tablish a new county, the boundaries
of which will be satisfactory to
Grangeville." While the Kamiah
plan and ether plans we're discussed
none was either approved or rejected.
a committee of 1--WE named at this
meeting has issued a call for a gen
eral meeting Of representatives of
all the sections affected, Kamiah
the rest.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28
XIII Frsaeh Weed.


Lapwai, Idaho, May %, 1914.
Nesperce Herald -
The readers Of your paper may be
interested In the following statement
which have secured from the Bureau
Of Plant Industry, Department Of
Agriculture. Washington, concerning
a weed commonly known In thia sec
ton OF the country as s'Frsnch Weed"
In some parts Of The reservation this
weed 10 becoming menace TO agri-
culture and / requested advice from
the Bureau Of Plant Industry % TO
the best method of destroying the
growth. The following 10 the sug-
gestion given by the Department.
"The botanical name of this plant
is ThlaspI arvense and II is also
commonly known as penny dress.
Il Is a winter annual weed, that Is,
Il has the ability of living through
the winter and producing seed early
the following year. 10 order TO kill
Il out II Is merely necessary to prevent
Il from going to seed. In order 10
do this II will be necessary TO keep
close watch on account of new seed
lings springing up through period
of years from seed In the soil. II is
very difficult TO advise the best way
Of seed prevention. Cultivation early
In the year before the weed has start
ed to blossom Is one OF the beat
means. The seed Of this weed COM
monty occurs In clover and grass
seed and care must be taken that
only pure seeds of the grasses and
clover are sown."
Theodore Sharp,
Superintendent.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

In che District Court Of the seuuud Judicial
District Of tse state Of idahe. 10 and Tor ths
ID lie rnastes q sAa application Of the win
chester h. Der 60. ftd., . corporation, for a
decree Of dissolution.
To whom Thass Presents Msy Comas The
Hsata % Idaho sends Gfeatfngs
Notice IA hereby given that The above named
winchester Lam her Go. Id. q corpora ton.
organised. created and existing under snd BY
Its principal place Of business AZ Winchester.
Lewis county, state o. Idaho, has nled In the
nbova entitled vcuFt, iis petition for its vel.
said corporation ssss forth that 10 Is corpo.
ration organised aud existing Under anG BY
virtue Of tbs laws 81 the state OF ldano, WIFE
ssa principal place of business Al Winchester,
idaho. thssegng that ~ 4 special nesting OF
me seoc kkolaafs thereof, called aud held FOR
shat purpose on Che Tth day 81 April, 1914. "a 9
dissolution OF The said corporation WAS re.
solved upon aud authorised BY the unanimous
ennsant ii ali present ct said meeting OF tne
afnoa holders Of seId eumtanyi that all cinl nsH
and demands against said corporation Of what
aVaf description OF nature have been dis
charged and fuiIY satisfied, and that the said
corporation has no liabilities whatayefi which
said petition was daily verified By four Of ~
directors and stockholders thereof snd wish
sasd petition 10 giisd vas likewise fled an or.
sisf from the Judge Of the above entitled court
directing that notice be given BY the Clerk Of
he above entitled court, Of not less than thir-
y ss Ct re- I, spPesSa snq Ne
=
Herald. the same being newspaper published
In Nezperce. County OF Lewis State OF idaho,
of snnh publication.
Now Therefore, in obedience 70 said order
and ia compliance with the Law In such eases
made aud Provided
Notice d hereby given that she winchester
Lf1ufbsF 90. Ltd, corporation organised ana
nxIstina under and By virtue OF The laws Of
sha asaEs Of Idaho, with It's principal place OF
business 81 Winchester, bawfs county, state
III T1kho, has ated sta petition for iss voiun-
safy dissolution under the pfvrss1ouh OF the
Laws Of the State Of idaho, aud saet NJ per.
sons interested are required and notified to be
and eppsaf In the above entitled court ia the
above entitled e@uee within thirty days after
fha firFs publication OF sbis notice aud hle
wunh objections 10 the dissolution oil said cor
poFetgnn AZ such persona may havei utharWise
Ii 10 objections are hled ~ required, the above
ssnslgIed Court will proceed 70 hear anu ~.
fers4Sua the application and grant the prayer
III She easd petition, toswit. FOR she v1luntsfy
dissolution Of said corporation.
Ia witness whereof have hereuntu set my
hand aud mfARnd the seal Of the shove entiteis
VA Court this aBsh day Of April. A. Y iyls.
tour NsmlB VI W nlk@y
Il, Ii. TAnnahEll. ulurk OF che Dist. Court.
AtAv gnr Petitioner. Residence and
y. o. address, Nespsfces Idahu. $40
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In ne Probate couss Of tbs counsy Of Lswls.
stats Of Idaho
to las aaises Of the estate Of Of sssAa ?.
King. Deceased.
Rosica ls hereby Rivea By the undersigned
NdmiuletfssuF 81 fhs estate 81 Susan y. ktaN,
Deceased, 20 The er3disofs Of, and all pefeoas
having eiatms egainat the said deceased. 10
exhibit tAsu with The neeessefy F9nrhesa.
alghtn fouF 9onths alter ne nftt puelif&t3au
oNce Of g. II. AaNens IN Neaperca, Idaho. The
sans hetns The plaos for she .tFanA&ctson %
she business o. ssaa estate, IN the cosaiy 81
Lewfa. Hlsl4 q idaho.
siTned asa dated Al sesperes, Idaho. shis ssh
chAa. o. kiag
ss-i Administrator.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28

Mira Sadie p. Ciawson, Indiana, Pa, vas
bothered with Indigestion. ~My stomach
panied me nighs and DAY. che wrsiss II
wonld feel bloascd and have headschs and
helching affair eating. also suffered from
constipation. My daughter had used Cham
berlsin'a Tablets and they did her 80 much
good that she gave sne few doses Of them
and insisted on my trying them. They
helped noe 40 nothing else bias done" For
sale hy all dealers. - advertisement
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET

Report from the Union Stock Yards
Co., North Portland, Oregon, for
the week ending May %.
Receipts for the week were: cat
tie 1858; calves os; sheep 5000 /;
hogs 4iss.
Livestock liquidation last week
was somewhat lighter than for the
same period week ago, In all lines
except hogs, which showed consld-
erable increase. Cattle prices we're
steadier and further declines were
not registered. Buyers gave $3.50
to SITS for best light hay fed steers,
$3.50 TO So rs for good cows and all
other cattle prices we're equally
steady. The feature of the session
was one load Of firm grain fed steers
Monday at Sc.
Notwithstanding . liberal run Of
swine, prices held steady throughout
The best grades Of light hogs selling
at SIS rs FOR tops. Outlet broader.
Mutton receipts we're smaller and
mostly from Willamette Valley
points. Top on beet grade valley
YearIings $500. Spring lambs sold
Thursday al SIS 90 but showed fur
her weakness al close of weeks
business. Ewes we're the 6rmest
'iass Ia the Layout selling steady
"A 90 to S4.2s.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28

The base ball game which was
scheduled TO have bssn played here
Sunday afternoon between the Kan
iah and Nexperce teams did not come
TO trial, owing 10 the rain fall the
day previous and also the rain on
Sunday. An adjourned session be-
tween the two viii be announced
later.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28

Rev. A. II. Graebner, the Lutheran
minister from Clifford was here Sun
day and conducted two services In
the church Of mis- creed In this city
and large attendance Ia reported
The Aock OF that faith here In in-
creasing rapidly.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28

FOR SALE, or Trade for Cattle
24-lnch Case thresher. is-hofse trac-
ton and o-hOrse portable Case en-
gines all 10 good repair. and a bar
gain. x. G. Osierhous. Nesperce,
RID 2. 47-3m
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28
Severe ATTACK az Collo puress.

p = Cross. who travels Ia Virginia and
uaheF Southern States, was taken suddenly
ana severely III wlgh collie Az The 6rsG store
~ ezne 70 tbs merchant recommended
LhssaAsFlaln's Colie, CholeTa and DiaFxhoea
Remedy. Two dosss of II cured him. No
ons should leave home ca journey wishoEs
bottle Of this preparation. For sale by all
dealers Advertisement.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28

wD. Lewiston Nero. Co. to ],
R. Kelly. si.0O lot ) blk. 10 Vol.
mer.
wD. Gaspard Galarneau & VT.
to Andres NJ. Roberts. $4,000 lots
). 4, S, 8. IL. Il. Is. II Sec. IS 81.
BE.
Bill Of Sale. w. ]. q D. D. o.
Keefe to Harry Grey s40o / Bel.
gian Stallion named vaniour.
QcD. VIM. II. Bennett & wf to
Barry c. Parker 90. Lot I blk.
2s NeSperce.
wD. Harry c. Parker q WI. 10
K. S. & May Booth. si00. Same
land. Asia.
wD. e S Booth & W.T. to Fl c
Parker sl.0o lot . blk 10 Nezperce.
wD. ES Booth s. wf 10 Fl c
Parker st.o0. lots 5. 8, blk John
sons Add. to Nesperce.
wD. Washington Land Stock q
Imp. Co. 10 r w Anderson. $i.00
Lot rs Sec. S, Lot 80. so, 81. 50.
Sec. 6-52-I w. Lots |, q, 5 sec. 8,
NwANEi 1881 w.
Patent. U. S. 10 Henry ]. Roma
CHAN. Same land.
wD. Leo L Rasliff to Matte ].
RasliH. sf.0o. lot 8 blk. 6 Ito.
wD. DIssmore Nero. Co. to E.
w. Bowman. si.7s. Lot s blk
Kamiah.
Tax Deed Jas. A. Reeves, by
Tax Col. to w. hi. Bowman. sl.40
Lots 4, S, OF, 8, 10, IS, II, Is,
is, IL, Is, 90. Blk 9 Howard.
Tax Deed Glen Holman by Tax
Col. to w. NJ. Bowman. s.SS Its
al ~ Blk 9 Howard.
Tax Deed. T. o. Hanlon by
Tax Col. to w. M. Bowman. s IS
lta Is II Is blk 8 Howard.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28

Miss Jettie Abel of Ito arrived In
the city Monday evening and spent
a few days visiting her friend, Miss
Vera Sagse.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28

Sheriff George Marshall had pro-
fessional business at Lewiston the
6rst of the week.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28

LAUNDRY-The Electric, al
Crangeville. guarantees good work.
Leave bundles at Stevens Restau-
rant. Ship Wednesday afternoons.
return Saturdays. 42tf
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28

Attorney Nugent had professional
business in Judge ownsby's court at
vollmer Monday.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28

II you have real estate to sell or
trade. sec Harding q ShaFkey.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28

The meas meeting as well as the
ladies' meeting held as the NJ. e.
and Christian churches by the Rev.
u. c. Smoshers and !. E. Mountain,
respectively, last Sunday afternoon,
were well attended and those pres
emit say thai both we're worth while.
The meetings we're begun at two
o'clock and lasted about an hour.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28
rnr Sheriff

will be before the people Of Lewis
county In the coming primary this
fall for the nomination on The Demo-
Graf ticket fer Sheriff I am dry
and believe Ia the enforcement Of the
Law. will enforce the Law as far
as Il l. in my power 10 do 50.
Signed. VIM. L. Ledbetter. II
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28

lCE-W will deliver ice be-
tween 7 and 8 o'clock each morning
and on Saturday make extra deliv-
cry at 5 p. m. Ramey Lumber Co.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28

A. Mualoe was over from Reubens
over Sunday.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-05-28

hetiee % Fosselasars sale BY shsna -Fea
pF@Rxrsy.
9hs Bank a Trust Co 81 vo5lnaef. tdaho. cor.
98g8kaaas Gross. pA8lngA9.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-06
Portuguese Will ].
co. TO FLORIDA
n
o. A. Steven Tells Of Deal on to
Send Laborers from hawaii
to the Mainland.

"a report was current on H'wall
Street" yesterday that o. A. steven
the real estate operator and auctioneer
was recruiting Portuguese labor for q.
syndicate in Florida. Mr.. steven re-,
fused either to deny or afIfrm the report.
81 am not ready mt this time to
make statement regarding my opera.
tions in this line, said Mr.. steven
yesterday. "My plans have not been
completed and will not be for at least
a week. have heard this report ana
in measure il is a bit Exaggerated.
Ii is true that have been negotiating
with about O hundred Portuguese fhmi-
lies TO take mp farming land In Florida
This is not a labor exodus, neither Is il
any attempt to cause a wholesale exo-
dus Of Portuguese from Hawaii. II is
merely a buying and selling Iiroposition,
the details Of which / do not care 20
make public until my agents ON the
mainland have completed their plans. .
Mr.. Steven admitted, however, that
the passage Of the intending emigrants
would be paid from San francisco to
Florida. Tho expense of the trip from
Honolulu to San Franeisco would have
TO be borne by the intending passen-
gers, he said. t,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-06
Mcnsarrat Demurs in Issuing
Warrant Commissioners APP .
peal to Justice Robertson.

The tendency Of District Magistrate
J. NJ. Monsarrat to draw distinctions
between citizons who break the law was
the subject of severe structure and crit,
cism by the board of harbor commits,
sioners yesterday morning. During
CARNIVAL Week w, IL. g. Campbell was
arrested for smoking on one OF the gov.
ernment wharves. Harbormaster vii,
liam X, Foster, under whose authorlty
the arrest was made, reported to tho
commissioners that the district magis-
trate at first demurred at the arrest of
Campbell and declined to sign either
a warrant or penal summons. The
harbOr commissioners then reported the
attitude Of Monsarrat TO Chief Justice
Robertson of the supreme court and TO
Governor Pinkham. They were advised
by the chief justice to ask for penal
summons against any offender rather
than TO swear out warrant which
would carry arrest with it. Then, If
the person named in the penal summons
ialled to appear in court, the district
magistrate had no other course than 10
issue a bench warrant, for failure to
obey ponal summons constitutes con.
tempt Of court. The harbor commission,
ers were also advised by Governor
Pinkhanl that If in any future case de.
lay such as was experienced would be
followed by immediate action if the
matter was reported to him. T. 4.
. The harbor commissioners say that
the law is binding on all citizens ire.
spoctive Of their prominence in the
community. Equality before the law,
they say, is a basic principle of. Ameri,
can citizenship and it is inconcciyable
that a justice Of the peace or. district
magistrate should refuse to act in ac
cordance with the law when demand is
made upon him to do SO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-06
ARMY AVIAToRS FOR
n. }ARoUND-WoRLD RACE

The Army Aviation Corps will be
represented in the proposed round the
world fight for the 100000 prizes, un.
der the auspices Of the Panama Pacific
Exposition in 1918, Brigadier General
Scriven, chief signal officer of the
Army, announced ON February 7 that
he would authorize entries from the
corps, Whether these officers will be
permitted to use government aeroplanes
is question yet to 10 decided =.
No machine now in use In the army
is Of the proper type to carry three or
four persons necessary to work tho
craft upon q Sustained flight. In all
officers who cnter thu race
win pilot machines especially construct
ed for them. aH g A.,
There are several possible entrants
from the army. Prominent among
these is Lieutenant Thomas Dew Mill,
ing, who is now generally regarded MS
The most expert iier in the service,
Other possible entrants are Lieutenamts
Arnold, Kirkpatriek, Graham, Italia.
ferro, and sherman.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-06
PROBE PR0BERS FIND
LITTLE TO QUESTION

(Mail Special to The Advortiser.)
HILO, March 2.--The COMMITTEES
which was appointed by tue board Of
Supervisors to investigate the affairs of
the probe commission, will probably
render report to the supervisors this
week. II is probable that committee
will make no Recommendations but that
il will confinc itself to stating that all
the transactions of the probe commits
sion seem unquestionable, with the ex-
ception Of few instances, which it
will name, which il believes should be
serutinized by the supervisors.
These instances will probably include
the famous Sunday pay Of the commits
sioners, the pay Of the Audit Company
Of Hawaii and of Breckons for services
rendered before the commission existed,
and an item Of auto hire, which, it is
said, Is placed en- the records as mile.
age OF witnesses, laJthough there is no
suspicion that there is anything dis
honest about Che transaction. ~.
The committed MAY recommend that
the supervisors ask the county attorney
to look into the matters mentioned and
that he give his opinion thereon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-06
DAPPER YOUTHS
IN COUNTY JAIL
Taken from Steamer Matsonia and
Charged with Defrauding
Mainland Bank. 49,
tFrom "wednesday Advertiser,


Arthur and Charles Fielding, two
dapper Chicago youths, were arrested
on the arrival Of the steamer Matsonia
yesterday and are held in the county
jail pending Instructions from the
police authorities in Chicago who ac-
cuse the young men Of having defTaud,
cd the Royal Bank Of Montreal out Of
$4s00. aa .HE.. +.
According TO Sheriff Jarrett the
young men took their arrest rs joke
and are willing to return TO face what.
ever charges they are accused Of. The
case is in the hands of A. Lewis, Jr.,
who represents the National Bankers
Association.
The Fielding brothers had $500 be-
tween them when searched at the police
station yesterday. They had won,
drous wardrobe, also, and an equip
mont Of arms and Ammunition. They
stated to the police that IL was their
intention whom they left the States 20
oontinne their Journey TO Australia,
where thev intended TO try some big
game shooting
Arthur Fielding was paying teller in
the Royal Bank Of Montreal and his
brother, Charles Fielding, was the aud.
itor in the insurance department. One
Of them is accused Of forging draft
of $500 on a Chicago bank and the
other cashed the paper.
Sheriff Jarrett wired the Chicago
authorities that he had the two men
in custody and win await instructions
rs TO the disposal OF the prisoners.
There is quite stir in police circles
as to who will have the pleasure Of
eseOrting the two affable and gentle,
manly prisoners back TO Chicago.
Sheriff Jarrett, whose health has been
anything but good for the past four
months, feels that sea trip at this
time Of the year would do him a world
Of good.
Detective McDufie feels that IL is his
prerogative TO take all the ofrshore
trips made by the police department
and looks on the sheriff's views toward
a sea trip as intrnding into his private
domain.
Deputy Sheriff Rose recently return.
ed from the Coast whore he went to
apprehend Walter ReSel and Joseph
Medeiros, and hhs no great desire for
another trip Immediately.
Receiving Clerk "Jimmyn Odds is
also an applicant for the Job. Jimmy
made q trip to Waiahole once and that
is about the extent Of his travels. He
is very anxious to SEQ what the out
side world looks like.
In the meaptime ths two pr soner,
are held in the county Jail pending in
structions from the mainland, and a,
Sheriff jarrett is at the head of the
Idepartment he probably will take the
trip to the Windy city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-06
Humphrey Demands Warships on
Pacific Where They Vi
Should Be. ...%

wAsHINGToN, Fe,ruary l7.--"Thc
United States navy, like the darkey 5
razor, is being used largely for social
purposes. 49,.
With this cutting femark, Congress
man w. Il. Humphrey, speaking before
the house committee on naval affairs
today denounced the Keeping of the
navy os--the eastern coast near the
social eentcrs, while the great North
western and entire Pacific Coast are
left practically, unprotected. W..
''0onsidering the fact tbet it is
costing LIE ,OO0,000 q year to run this
government and that the West pays a
inrge part of this amount. the lack of
consideration shown TO the Pacific
Coast is an outrage declared Hum
phrcy. .p. ,.a
Representative humphrey urged ap,
preparation for the. construction Of at
least twenty submarines for, use on the
Pacific Coast for the protection Of large
cities H
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-06
FOR CIVILIANS =.
. TO ENTER ARMY

WASHINGTON. February ls.--war
department regulations governing the
preliminary mental examination Of per,
sons in civil life to he second Iieuten.
ants in the cavalry, field artillery and
Infantry have been amended in several
particulars. One amendment provides
that each applicant who is physically
qualified or desires TO undergo the men,
cal examination notwithstanding his
physical defects, except those exempted
under the provisions Of paragraph 5 of
Che order and those who have passed
within two wars the preliminary men,
tai examination, will be examined men
tally in g.. English grammar and ortho,
draphy, mathematics, geography and
history. ..E.tF @atiN l..
: Candidates who attain general aver
age Of seventy per. cent win be consid-
cred as having passed a satisfactory
preliminary examination. ..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-06
SHOULD INVESTIGATE
4. CRUELTY CHARGES

liILo, March q. Supervisor Sam
kauhane is OF tho opinion that the
charges made recently by Keahi, for
mor guard at the Volcano road iail.
that cruel treatment had been accorded
some Of the prisoners there, should be
investigated. kallhane has already con
suited with sheriff I'ua, who also he,
ileves that an investigation should be
made, The Jail is under the iurisdic.
ton Of High sheriff Henry.
kauhRne says that he thinks the
proper procedure viii be for the sher-
III to write the supervisors on the sub.
leet, and that they in their turn may
ASH the board of prison inspectors for
west Hawan TO take the matter up.
u is believed that that board, after the
fashion Of most sneh boards. has ne.
elected its duties ii failing 60 inspect
AL the jails under its Jurisdiction in
the manner required by law.