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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-06-11

The sun has on the way a com
plete line OF office supplies, etc
The Suns place OF business Is AT the
old Advocate building, Main street
Mail orders for stationery, printing
OF every description. blank books.
legal blanks, deeds, mortgages and
the like given prompt attention
Address, The sun. Price, Utah.
Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-06-11
Methods Of Northwestern Mutua
of Seattle, WASH, Exposed.

Underwriters Report of February 4, 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-11
WAS LYNCHED
Murderer OF Wealthy Farmer Taken
From Jail BY Mob-Riot Fol-
lowed Attempt at Rescue.

JOHNSTON CITY. Ill. June 10
John Strando arrested in connection
with the murder last night OF Edward
chapman. wealthy retired farmer.
was taken from the local Jail BY mob
late today and hanged TO a rafter of
a nearby ice house
Several persons were injured bv IN.
h2Hf that resulted when Strando's
tounirymen. members Of the foreign
colony OF Johnston City. who ?re en-.
pioyed IN the mines near here. tried IN
rescue him after he had been sus.
pended several minutes Three com.
pahles OF militia are enroute here to-
nleht 10 prevent rioting between the
towns people and the foreigners
Two other men arrested with Stran-
40 were taken to Marion. the county
scar. tonight because the authorities
reared renewed attempts AZ lvnchinr
Strando Confessed
Sirando Is said 10 have confessed
completely in the murder to leaders
oi the mob and 10 have told he was
a member Of band Of foreigner
who planned 10 shoot Manager Schulz
or one OF The mines because Of the
recent discharge Of several OF his
counirvmen. He is also said fo have
revealed the name Of the men who
shot Chapman
The leader 81 the party OF foreign.
ors who attempted TO rescue -tranqo
was captured and taken 10 tho Marion
Jail
Tonight moro than 900 citizens
armed themselvas and ustroIIed the
streets awaiting the arrival OF the
state troops
Reports show that the CHAPMAN
killing was tho fourth that had occur.
red here under similar circumstance
during tho last year. fn each case the
victim WAS killed ty shot fired
through The closed window OF mis-
home Lead sluge used in each of tho
a-.'s- nations appeared to have come
from iha same fypr Of gun
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CLASS NIGHT
Seniors Of Cathedral High School 10
Render Interesting Program
Tonight.

The elias snight exercises OF the
Oathedral High school will be held
TINS evening at the st Joseph's Ca
thedral auditorium al 3 O'Clock.
The exercise will be in charge ~
Brother Ansolem and other members
OF the faculty
The Very Rev. O H. Moye. V. G..
viii offer the remarks to the class
The president % the class. John J
'onnih. will give the class address
and the class prophecy will be given
by Joseph Chaser
The officers Of the eveninF will no
Chairman. John !. COMMIT. Vice Pres.
ident. l.. 7. Nensel; Treasurer. Law.
renee Padden. The class colors are
Red and Black
Parents. members Of Alumni and
all friends Of the school are cordially
invited 10 attend The music will be
furnished by the Alumni orchestra
The following program will be-
followed
DNfIaiufe ..... ........ .... Orchestra
President Address John J. ConiH
llas- prophecy ...... Joseph Chaser
Mantle Grafton ..t.. Harry y KEYS
Junior Reply .............
....... Lawrence Michel. class Is
Glass Poem ....A ndrew p. Hughes
Essay The Business Edward Narcrs
SelectIon-The Benediciion .......
......... Thomas Wuebar
Glass Grafton .... Charles y Dnoean
Glass Farewell John j. ConnIn
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PRESIDENT limit
predicts Great Future for Washington
and Jefferson College.

DR.. Frederick w Hinitt. president O,
Washington and jefferson college. who
delivered the address to the graduates
OF wheeling High school. al last
nights commencement exercises. is
enthusiastic over the future prospects
Tor the Institution OF which he b. the
chief executive commencement eNer.
cises will be held at Washington and
JEFFERSON college next week, and dfty-
eight graduates will be- awarded vari.
Gus letters. according TO DR.. Hinitt
me annual commencement will be
featured by the Inauguration OF Presi-
dent limit. Several hundred mem
beers OF the alumni will be present. and
the event promises 10 be one of the
biggest In the history OF the college
town.
referring TO the success OF W A. ]
athletic teams, DIR. Hinitt declared tina.
the college puts out men Just as nj in
teIectually. Twelve OF this years
graduates. he said. are men who have
won fame on the football team and in
other branches OF sport
me members OF our alumni repre-
Sehted include some OF the most dis.
unguished men of the country" he
said
DR.. Hinitt was in this city a few
weeks ago. when he delivered a ser
mon in the First Presbyterian church
but his visit here yesterday was the
Hrst connected with school matters
lie said he was very glad TO accent
superintendent Citizens invitation TO
address the graduating class. Il was
sorry To know your city met with a
partial loss OF It's handsome new High
school building" he said. but Il il
better TO smell varnish than decay"
he added. referring to it's recon
struction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-11
MAY BE FATAL
Washington, Pa. italian Slasnes wife
With Knife, but Eseapes-Wom-
On May Not Recover

Special Dispatch 20 thc Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. Pa June lU=Nrs
Fred RiEiol. Italian. is lying In a 10
cal hospital In p serious condition az
the result OF wounds inflicted by her
husband 30 is claimed. and who has
made his escape. Domestic trouble
is said To- have been the cause
Some time ago Mrs Rigiol ran of
with o. miner from Mansfield. a small
mining town near here. 90 Cleveland.
q. Recently her husband prevailed
upon her TO come home. which she
did This was done against the roun.
sci ~ her son. Dibio Dcrri. q prize
fighter who has gained considerable
note In the ring. both here and ~
Pittsburgh
Nevertheless che woman came nome
This evening She and her husband
we're sitting IN the door of their home
on Cherry HiU A. the night adj
yanced tho neiRhborz went into their
respective homee Shortly after the
last one had disappeared. a womau.s
screams we're heard Rushing 90 the
place where they were heard cuana.
Ting from. nelrhbors found OBJ, woman
IyirE unconscious on her door step
Her forehead was rBshod. one of Dor
eyes was severed. cheek was siashcd
open her lips we're cur In twain ana
tue knife thrust barely missed tho
angular vein First arrivals a. the
fr'ur o. the crime. saw ibt form OF
thn husband vanishing iu the dIs.
lance. The woman was rushed f0 the
hospital and the police notified. a
dr1rnei vas thrown out not only bore
but al surrounding towns we're not-
fled tu keep on the lookout for the
husband jntl Tho woman makes o.
statement or che husband lv arrested
Tho exact incidents leading up to the
cutting viii not be- known The
woman o. not expected 90 recover.
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FOUND GUILTY
ssn~ood Man Convicted o. VIOLATING
Yost Prohibition Ls~-Another
Case Dismissed

The case ~ tho State AGAINST vii
uam Hurley. Of Benwood charged
with violation OF the Yo4t prohibition
Jaw. was tried Yesterday afternoon
boz Mar-hall county circuit court be-.
fore judge 8. o. U0oton. The case
was rircn fu me jury AZ 3 O'Clock and
n very short time O. verdict of
-mlF was submitted
Prosecutor Parri0u handled tho
'aae Tor Tho Slate. and ATTORNEY Mar.
On Brown was tho defendant roun
sell Tho jury that tried fHa case wa
composed Of Jacob FI0uh0usc. l. b.
Biggs. q. p. Elliott Y j Munreu g.
Jones J vs. Travis John CUNNING
ham. $. g. Cats. Vs. 49, Hicks. lind
sey Palmer. Lloyd sfropc. O.. T.. Car
pentcr
The case OF Amos Patterson
charged with violation ~ The yo.f
law. was next called. but The prose.
cution asked that the case be- dis
miFsed owing 20 difference in ider
tihcation. Patterson not being Tho
man wanted 20 face tho charge 80
State cases win hc tried bob circuit
court today.
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ENGLAND NOW
FACES CRISIS
MUST FAVE MUNITIONS OR sur.
FER SURE DISASTER IN
NORTH FRANCE.
Reserses Of Russia VIII Release Mi.
hon German Soldiers &c Take
Up Fight Against Allies

LONDON. June 10. 5-5s m
Where Germany once had a marked
superiority In men. she now has a 50
periority in ammunition. an sdvan-
tage She VIII press % its fullest Inc
only way for the allies 10 avert disas-
ter T. 20 equip themselves. and 10 90
this Great Britain must stand behind
David Lloyd George a. minister OF
munitions as one man Moreover n
he II not given a free hand he may re-
sign"
sir William Robertson thus sums
up The situation a. he sees IL in the
current issue OF the British Weekly.
one OF the best known journals In
England Sir William Is the editor
OF the publication. and in addition he
il close friend OF the head OF the
newly created ministry OF munitions
lie writes.
We say with certainty that the
next three months Of the war viii De-
extremely critical ones for the allies
The superior strength % Germany IN
munitions OF war has given her a
second great opportunity. OF which she
VIII take fun advantage.
Our nation passed through zoe FIRST
rlsis OF the war without half compre-
hehdlng the danger. n will not be
possible Tor her 10 pass through the
-oonu crisis without being aware OF
~ ne sooner she Is aware the bet
ter. II is only Ia the Iigbt q, s,,u
knowledge that she will b. able 10
turn the dincult corner whore tho
path skirts the precipice. in IN. ss.
surance that all will be for us in the
sum OF things.
Will Release Million Men.
The reverses Of the Russians ssarn
likely 20 set a million of the very hest
herman troops 10 act on the Offensive
IN the west. This is the cardinal fact
lhese forces will be turned against
me French and against the congested
area now occupied by British troops
Ihey VIII be powerfully supported by
munitions OF every kind
No moral barrier will prevent the
most cruel and reckless employment
OF every weapon. IL IL very likely
that We shall have to meet almost
daily raids in which burning liquids
VIII be- freely used The Germans mt
much faith In gas. and they will apply
IL on a great scale They are almost
certain 10 attempt an invasion. In
short whatever may be IMAGINED
about the ferocity OF their attack will
IN all probability come true.
Looks to Future.
All these things will happen while
We are yet lamentably short OF muni.
lions. II does not seem conceivable
mat We can take the offensive upon
land The peril thus involved is mani.
Test We may be sure that Germany
sun hopes 10 reach Warsay. Paris.
and Calais. and that the most deter
mined efforts viii be made to attain
these ends"
The writer admits that the German
plans may miscarry. as they have
miscarried before; and especially SO
II the Dardanelles should be forced
He also calls attention to the force
or ltaly's blows with which Germany
must reckon But the ultimate issue
he goes on. is whether Great Britain
can. within the limited period. supply
herself and her allies with ammuni.
ton
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THREE ENSIGNS
'"p''cate1 In The Naval Academy
Scandai-Othcrs May &c
Brought lr

ANNAPOLIS Nd juno fH The
principal Development of todays Sos.
-lon ni ih" court Of inquiry ON tho
na'1I academy .raufsl. was tho Impu.
cation oi Three on..eus who received
'h'lf diplomas l1st Friday. and the
probability that other mIdahipmen viii
'' BROUGHT .u Is defendants tomorrow
AT OBJ" h"euuinE 0f tho afternoon
session. Captain Russell. president OF
fh' court announced that Euairns w
D Confer. 10 o. Harrison and 4 "
-tfubIn he'd been made defendants in
'Hn proceedings The three ensIrns
nave been mentioned ln the testimony
1s having iu one way or another had
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BUSINESS DEAL
Involving $4,000 Was Contaminated
Yesterday Between Joseph Hsse
nauer and Or. o. a. Taylor

Tho -tHferUoms. one of which ia o.
rupied bt the Wilson Pharmacy Of fre
corner Of Twentieth and Market
streets vas Yesterday sold by Ur ID
h TAYLOR fob Joseph HasoHsurr na
eleventh Hr.t Doe dealer iItHourl
no. Official figures 0n Iho transaction
could hr bed b. ia believed fp have
been 1noH. 10000 a4 u la known thar
me property was valued at something
Hh' 'l"I IrHr' 40 immediate 600.
proFemrn's or changes Will I. msd,
on The prOpcrts
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DIFFERENCES SETTLED.

LONDON. June 10. 1928 D. m
The differences between the Nation.
alist party and the cabinet concern
Ing the appointment OF law officers
for Ireland have been settled by per
hitting Igantius O'Brien 10 retain the
Irish lord chancellorship. instead OF
That onice being given 10 Ri Hon.
James ". VI. Campbell and by MAX
ing John Gordon, Unionist member
o PARLIAMENT for Londonderry. at
torney general
Mr.. Gordon, although an anti-home
ruler. r. not 20 pronounced an Ulster
lie as Mr.. Campbell. The Nationalist
agree 10 accept him for the sake Of
the elimination Of Mr.. Campbell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-11
WILL CAMP AT
MIDDLEBOURNE
BOYS BRIGADE OFFICERS SELECT
TYLER COUNTY SITE.
For Annual Opening Which VIII Be
Held Commencing July 23-To
Make Trip by Boat.

Al the meeting Of the officers or
the West Virginia division Of the
BOYS Brigade neld last night In the
National Exchange Bank building. ar.
engagements were made in regard to
holding the office camp a. Middle
bourne. Tyler county. on July %. last
ing Tor eight days. The camp for the
boys viii be located on Middle Island
The trip will In all probability be-
made on boat down the river. All
Or the higher officers OF the organiza.
ION except 10 visit the twelve West
virginia divisions commencing next
Tuesday.
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ment in every way. 81 Is claimed. but
Tor some reason the free delivery ser
VIC" n'ser been inaugurated Ia
the event that this service is started
the Elm Grove pOstmastership will
De abolished and Elm Grove will b..
made a branch office OF the Wheehnp
post office. similar 10 Benwood and
WarWOod
Nj. u. ~. Bodley. the present post
master has proved very efficient
official His term expires in a few
DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-11
GAS HEARING

The hearing OF the Manufacturers
Light and Heat Company vs.. The Pub.
Tic Service Commission will omen in
Pittsburgh. next Monday morning
The hearing will be before SpeciaI
Master J. W. Vandervort. Those at
tending from this city will be Court
Stenographer Louis r. Scbrader.
Judge Frank W. Nesbltt. Senator ].
y. Sommerville and Attorney Charles
McCamic
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advance information on the last an

advance information on the last an
nual examination
Prof. Arturo Fernandez. an in
structor in the department Of modern
languages. testified this afternoon that
OF 90 examination papers he examined
last month. about 50 gave evidence
that the mitshipmen who turned them
In had advance information concern
ing the examination. After consulta-
ton with other instructors IN the
same department 10 was his opinion
that so Of the first and second class
men had had advance information
Another examination was given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-11
LINCOLN HIGH
COMMENCEMENT
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Three Graduates % Classical Ccurss
WI Receive Diplomas-EAch
WIZ Deliver Orztions

Tue foiio~tnE b. the program af the
Lincoln high school commit HIr enI~uf.
y :. "a is fu D. held at che Wheeling HiEf
~en"oi Auditorium this evening a. SIS.
Al persons interested in the public
schools ere cordially invited
~ 'laic .--..----.- ". a. s. Orchestra
Music ....... =.
'h2 ,,,n.- t.ast Inoia Love sing
fNl"f SPEAK. ....... srhogf
orstien-'rhv Power o. Public Opiu-
fnrf ~ a..
Song.
ca The Rosary" tNeyinl
ID -fo Littl. Lamb tparkab
tci Ashes 81 Roses tRobinsonl
ora'ion-"The American Nero
- 1900 .-.-..-. Che~fus =. Dungeon
1919. ,..-.it = -- -. -. .- ". "a. :. Orchestra
solo-~The BandoIero" ,stusr,l. - ~ -i'
-, $3.50 Mr. Earl : Jones
CONNIE ncement Address .........
~, ..... --... 80 .-... Rev. Geo T.. Davis
'h"rus- March OF the Presto from
Athallc. MendslssohuD ...... school
irereutaiion Of Glass ............
49,. .-.... Principal j. n. Rainbow
r-tFn talon of Diplocas ......-.-
br =. T. Armbrecht. President 81
board Of Education.
uietl"h. Rev ". o Davis
-'"tN 10000 ......... Orchssfr.t
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Did YOU say that man IS p green
grocer"
He's a grocer. but he isn't green
He Is one 81 the most sophisticated
grocers know Washington
Star
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STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS.

NEW YORK. June IO-SaiIed-
steamer Oscar o.. Copenhagen
GIBRALTAR - Passed - Steamer
Taormina. New York. for Naples.
BORDEAUX - Arrived - Steamer
Chicago. New York.
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Applicant Id like job a. re-.
porter
ManaginE Nofhinr doing
SOU start as editorial writer and WORK
rour way up Philadelphia Public
Ledger
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Nsrol-ou.s handwriting was go bad
th1t often he coulu not decipher b. h.m-
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FRANK HIGGS
Named BY Congressman Nicely For
Postmaster Of Elm Grove
Appointment Soon.
Intelligencer Bureau.
washington, ID. C.. June 10.

Frank Higgs was today recommend
ed by Congressman Nicely for appoint
ment as postmaster at Elm Grove. this
is a presidential Office.
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u has been known focaily for some
time that Mr.. HigEs was regarded az
the most likely candidate from a large
Held Of aspirants for tho Elm Grove
pOstmastership.
Recently a moyeemnt was started
TO secure free delivery through Elm
Grove and Patterson. The town coun-
ellis and citizens complied with the
regulations Of the post office depart
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The WHEELING INTELLIGENCER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CLASSIFIED ALPHABETICALLY
HEATING AND ROOFING.

A. stsrnberg. Motsi Ceiling worn.
CAV HuiziuE and Copper Work Arrrf
Tor fhc NnhuniuE IirHfrr All Cast
Iron. -hti llIwunt &c.. Bellaire. o.
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FED AND DAIRl SUPPLIES

nairTmsu'a Association.
lAln ihnuIInr Nfa.. and enfh street
Feed and uair. supplies
Both Phones
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-26
RESOLUTION NO. so7.

+ =
Be it Resolved by the Board Of Sn.
pervisors Of the City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii. that
the sam of Three Thousand and Five
Hundred Dollars t$350o.OOt be and the
same Is hereby appropriated out Of
the Permanent Improvement Fund OF
the Treasury of the City and County
for the account known as Sidewalk
and Curbing."
Presented by |
ROBERT w. SINGLE,
Supervisor.
Date Of introduction:
Honolulu, Hawaii, October IL, 1915
Approved this 25th day Of October
A. d. 1915.
Mayor, City and County of Honolulu,
T. H.
e3o4-oct. 2s. q, Is.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

In accordance with instructions re-
ceived from the Department of Com
merce, notice is hereby given that no
unhydrated or quicklime can be
transported on passenger hteamers
after this date.
Arrangements must be made to ship
same on freight steamers.
INTERISLAND STEAM NAV. CO..
LTD.
October 10, 1915
62S9st
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Sealed tenders Vim be received ~
the Board q Harhor Commissioners
up until p. N. q Wednesday. No
MEMBER 3. 1915. f0r Furnishing and
Delivering Pipe and Fittings Tor No
lasses Pipe Line. Kuhio Wharf HiIo.
hawaii
The Board Of Harbor Commission.
srs reserves the right 10 reject any or
AN tenders.
SpecifIcalionS and blank forms a.
proposal are on file n the office Of
the Board Of Harbor Commissioners.
Capitol building. Honolulu
CHARLES h. FORBES,
Chairman, Board Of Harbor Commits
sioners.
Honolulu, soot0ber "a, 1916.
63011ot
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ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the share
holders of E. C. Rhodes, Ltd, will be
held at the office of Trent Trust CO.,
Ltd, $1,000 Fort street. Honolulu.
Friday, October 80, 1915, at IL o'clock
a. m.
IRWIN H. BEADLE,
Secretary.
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NOTICE.
.Hustsee villa.

The management Of Hustace villa,
from and after November 1, viii be
under Mrs. 3. Romagoy, who win be
responsible for all debts contracted.
NELLIE e. HUSTACE.
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BY AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION NO. sos.

Be It resolved by the Board of SUI
pervisors of the City and County of
Honolulu, Territory OF Hawaii, that
the sum Of Fourteen Hundred Dollars
($140e.001 be and the same Is hereby
appropriated out Of ali moneys IN the
General Fund Of the Treasury for an
account known az sKapi0lAnf Park,
Maintenance and Upkeep. 81 g
Presented by =
BEN HoLLINGFR,
Supervisor.
Honolulu, October IA. 1916.
Approved this s5th day Of October,
A. D. 1915.
JOHN C. LANE,
Mayor City and County of Honolulu,
T. III.
sso4oct. Is, u. Is.
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REsoi TON 10. SIC.

Z
Be 1t resolved by the Board OF SUI
peryisOrs Of the City and County Of
Honolulu, Territory OF Hawaii. thRf
the sum Of Two Hundred Eiehty-ssyen
Dollars and Ninety-two Cents 4$2Sa.
g2l be and the same b hereby appfo-
priated out OF all moneys In the I'm
portafiun and Presefvation OF Game
Birds Fund Of the Treasury Cor n
account known as Importation ana
Preservation OF Game Birds. =
4 Presented BY ~
DANIEL LOGAN.
Supervisor.
4 Honolulu. October g, 1916.
At regular adjourned meeting Of
the Board Of Supervisors Of the City
and County Of Honolulu. held On Sat.
lirday, 0cober q. 1915. the foregoing
Resolution was passed on First Read
ing and ordered to print on the fol
lowing vote Of said board: q:
Ayes: AHA, Arnold. Hollinger, Hor.
ner, Larsen. Logan. Total 6.
Noes: None.
Absent and not voting: Single.
Total I.
E. BUFFAnJDEAU,
g Deputy City and County Clerk
e303-0of. IS. IS. n.
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REeoLuTIoN No. COS.

Be it Resolved By the Board Of Su-
pefvisors OF the City and County Of
Honoltilu Territory of Hawaii. that
the sum OF Six Hundred Dollars 5000
00l Be and the same is hereby appros
pflafed ont OF all moneys n the Cen
.efal Fund Of the Treasury FOR On &C
count to be known as Repairs Police
station Building
Presented BY ~
ROBERT HORNER,
Supervisor.
Honolulu, Hawaii. October ii, 1915.
Approved this 25th dayaof October.
"A. D. 1915.
! q, JOHN G. LANE,
Mayor. City and County of Honolulu,
sso4oct. 2s. 81. IS.
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RESOLUTION 20. 81.


! Be 1t resolved BY the Board Of Su,
pervisors Of the City and County Of
Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii, that
the snm Of Five Hundred Sixty-eight
Dollars ($56800J Be. and the same 4
hereby appropriated out Of al moneys
In the General Fund of the Treasury
Cor an account known as Premium Au.
tomobiles Insurance.
Presented BY a
DANIEL. LOGAN,
Supervisor.
Honolulu, October "a, 1915.
At regular adjourned meeting Of
the Board Of Supervisors Of the City
and County Of Honolulu, held On Sat
urday, ocobef IS, 1915, the foregoing
Resolution was passed on First Read
ing and ordered to print on the fol
lowing vote Of said board:
Ayes: AHA, Arnold. Hollinger, Hor.
ner. Larsen. Logan Total S.
Noes: None.
Absent and not voting: Single.
Total I.
e. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk
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