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Il. llo- "a Vv-SVv.V ASCSs ~ -
iron pipe at the intersection of Van.
couver Highway with Vancouver High
way Extension.
Is. Thence along the south side Of
Vancouver Highway Extension 5S' 50
-2S1.9 feet;
81. llss 2l'-4s.s feet, to an iron
pine at the west corner of Maile Way
and Vancouver Highway Extension;
30. So. $3.50 feet along the
stone wall along Block IA of the Col
lege Hills Tract.
81. zee 4D-22O.o feet along same
to junction Of walls;
81. TIE o. s0~-- $50 feet;
Sc. s5s 90, co., $50 feet;
50. 1907 co. Do s42 feet;
sk. 75e 90, OO~-22o.2 feet. along
the south boundary Of R. z. 1871 to
Maria Chamberlain;
sc. 119s 2l'-i70.5 feet to the inter.
section Of the south side Of Hunnewell
street and the north boundary OF h Z.
81 $50 l5;-iss.s5 feet along the
stone wall along the north boundary
Of r. p. 1s4li
So. sss 50-l0s.o feet, along same;
90. S7s $3.50 feet, along same;
40. go So 6l.5 feet along same;
81. 1907 5S-242. o feet. along same;
a.. llss 2ls--l5e.2 feet;
IS. 20ss 21-1146.s feet;
A. lis' 2ls-6o2.4 feet to the point
Of beginning, and containing an en-
tire area Of 266.sS acres.
II. SUB.DISTRICTS:
Said Manoa Improvement District
No. one win be divided into two sub
dlstricts. 70 be denominated "Sub-Dis-
trict A. having an area Of 2S2.67
acres. and Sub District B" having an
area Of 1871 acres: and-the- dividing
line between said sub-districts. SET
ting off SUBJ District A on its makai
or southwesterly side, and Sub-District
b on its rnauka or northeasteriy SIDE.
lis described as follows:
BEGINNING at 4. POINT on the north
boundary line OF kanoa Improvement
District No. 4, which In the intersec.
tion OF the dividing line between Sub
pisfrfcts A and B, and said north
boundary. and which Is by a3imuth
ess 2O' sO.' and distant 292.1 feet from
4 city Street Survey Monument on
Msnoa Road, the coordinates.of which
referred to the Government Survey
rrianruIation Station "Punchbowls
trtanrle being north 1926 feet, and
sast ii .s7e.ss feet. and running thence
NV tr,,e azimuths as follows:
ny ate 20'-S4l.0 feet;
az. sos s5'-5s5:2 feet 70 point
- ,he south boundary OF Manoa Inn
Pr IN CHARACTER OF IMPROVE :
MENTS: y
The general character and extent
- ne improvements proposed In said
iruproyement district Gre: tal tine ne
grading, surfacing and paving OF az
streets taIleys excepted) anu iaylns
81 lgntters throughout; OBJ NE sequ J,
Inc OF certain new lands ior tue WI" ,f
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The polling places Tor the eIectlon
of members of the convention shall be
the same polling places as established
and used at the last General City and
County Election, held in said City and
County Of Honolulu on the Sd day Of
November, A. d. 1914.
In Testimony Whereof, have here
unto set my hand and caused the Seal
of the City and County of Honolulu to
be affixed this 25th day of May, A. d.
1915. 81 - -. ....:, .
(SeaD JOHN C. LANE,
Mayor, City and County OF Honolulu.
61SS,June IL to July 5, daily. =
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BY AUTHORITY.

NOTICE OF PROPOSED STREET
IMPROVEMENTS IN MANGA VAL
LEY, HONOLULU, TERRITORY
OF HAWAII, IN "MANOA IN.
PRovEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER
ONE" AND OF PUBLIC HEAR.
ING THEREON.
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sTAR-BULLETIN GIVES YOU
TODAY'S NEWS TO-DAY
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. s. c. THE PANAMA CANAL LINE
despatched HONOLULU
. sit FORTYTHREE TACOMA o HONOLU.
s. S.
7. DAYS thereafter
particulars rates, etc, apply
C. MORSE, n. HAckFELp CO, LTD,
Freight
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The general character and exten!
- ,be improvements proposed In said
= s... 80 district afe:~ CAD the
1-ad,rr surfacing and paving OF all
1880 taileys excepte0 and laying
e s's rStters throughout; OBJ the aeauir-
ING OF certain new lands ioi sle ~"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
ALLEGATIONS SIGNED BY
ACCUSED YOUTHS AND GIRLS

Three youths accused of wire cut
ting by railroad officers, and two al
legged wayward girls. arrested here
last Friday and Saturday. have sign
ed allegations It is likely that they
will be arraigned before Judge DAILY
in the court of common pleas on Fri
day for disposition OF the cases
against them.
John Shanko, Joseph Handy and
Walter Kozkiewecy, all seventeen
years old, are in jail charged with
cutting wires along the Pennsylvania
and Lehigh Valley railroad lines in
this city. Sadie Handy, brother
of Joseph Handy. and Katherine
Kwafnosky, are being held on a
charge of being disorderly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
SUFFRAGE LEADER ARRIVES
TO Win OVER THE AMbOYS

In an effort to arouse interest in
the Amboys for the cause of suf-
frage for women. Mrs. J. E. Fries,
of Glen Ridge, has come to this city
for an indefinite stay. Mrs. Fries
has taken rooms at the Westminster
and will be joined by Mr.. Fries, who
is a consulting engineer in New
York, the latter part of the week.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Fries are ar
dent suffragists and will do all they
can to impress upon the voters of
this section the Importance of the
special election to be held in New
Jersey this fall when the constitu-
tional amendment permitting wom-
en- to vote in this stae is to be voted
upon. Mrs. Fries says she intends
to- fight it out along these lines in
this city if it takes all summer. She
has but recently returned from CAL
ifornia, where she has been watch
ing the wonderful development of
the suffrage movement there. Her
home in Glen Ridge being occupied,
she has placed herself at the service
of the New Jersey suffragists for
the next three months. At the re-
quest of the state leaders she has
come to the Amboys to stir up the
agitation in this section.
Mrs. Fries possesses a charming
personality and is so brimming full
of facts on suffrage that, for her,
there Is really no argument to it.
Local suffragists are greatly encour-
aged by having such valuable as
sistance In advocating the cause be-
fore the voters
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
WESTINGHOUSE TO
T LOCATE IN COUNTY?
Rumor Has 1t That Company
viii Have Powder Plant in
SayreviIIe Township.

Dame Rumor Is again the harbin-
ger of new industrial activity In this
vicinity, for a report is going the
rounds to the effect that the West
inghouse Electric & Manufacturing
Company, the biggest corporation OF
its kind in the United States, Is to
establish branch in Sayreville
township for the manufacture of
ammunition.
This rumor could not be confirm
ed this morning at the offices of the
Westinghouse Air Brakes Company,
165 Broadway, nor at the Offices of
the westinghouse Electric & Manu-
featuring Company, In Newark. At
the latter Office General Manager
Harder stated that he was neither in
position to affirm or deny the
rumor He intimated, however, that
should his company desire to manu-
facture ammunition 1t would have
plenty of available floor space for
this purpose without opening up a
new branch.
The company, it is said. is nego-
tiating with the Sayreville township
committee for the use Of the public
uOCh lOi huC oLlpIlSnt VI thCil
goods. President Abraham Feihle,
of the committee, or Township Clerk
Henry Boehm could not be located
this morning.
Already much Of the land In and
about Sayreville is being utilized for
the manufacture of ammunition,
stamping that vicinity as one OF the
greatest powder producing sections
In the country.
a strict watch is being kept at all
the plants near Sayreville, guards
patrolling the borders of the plants
both night and day on the outlook
for anything of suspicious nature.
Several providers in the neighbor-
hood of the works have been taken
into custody, and a short time ago
a South Amboy clergyman who en-
ployed field glasses in gazing over
the plants and the surrounding
country was held by the guards until
he was able to prove his identity.
During the day the guards carry
clubs and at night they are armed
with rifles and revolvers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
DECIDE On TERRACE
PLOTS IN HIGH ST.
Property Owners Have Confer
ence at City Hall for Beauti-
flying This Street.
ASPHALT BLOCK PAVING
Details for Project Will be
Worked Out by Specia
Committee of Residents.

Property owners along High
street, between City Hall park and
Raritan river, decided last night to
have that portion of the thorough
fare converted into the most beau
tiful residential street In the city.
They held a meeting in the water
department headquarters of city hall
and there decided to have terrace
plots constructed down line
through the center of the street and
have the sidewalks wtdened to a
point almost twenty feet from the
building line between the park and
Woodruff place. The street will be
paved with two inch asphalt block,
according to the will of the property
owners and action taken accordingly
by the Board of Aldermen.
A plan to beautify High street, In
such manner has been under way
for some time. The construction OF
terrace plots and widening sidewalks
has been received with favor, but no
definite decision was reached until a
gathering of the property owners
was held last night. About thirty
five of them met at the request of
the Board Of Aldermen, in an effort
10 udFc d ucAhltO COHSldofoA 4 AOoShoA
in view of the fact that specifica-
tions for the pavement are about to
be prepared by the city surveyor.
Jean Du Bois, of 105 High street,
presided at the property owners
meeting.
Details for the proposed beauti-
flying of the street will be worked
out by special committee of prop
erty owners, who are: Charles d.
Snedeker, Peter c. Olsen, I. r. Rob-
bins, Charles c. Hommann and Jean
Du Bois. 1t is proposed to have the
street resemble Ocean avenue and a
number of other streets similarly i'm
proved In and near Brooklyn. Sew
eral kinds of plants, bushes, hedges
and the like may be planted in the
terrace spots along the center line
of the street. TIE main purpose
IN widening the sidewalks a foot and
a half over their present width, is
to provide ample room for existing
trees, that they might not be dam
aged or ruined by the pavement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
FOURTH OF JULY DONATIONS
REACH 81, 900 MARK TODAY

Subscriptions to the Fourth OF
July celebration fund today reached
an even $1,000, when Chief Engi-
neer Frank Tooker, Jr., of the .city s
fire department, donated 81. The
sum on hand about covers the ap-
preparations provided for at the last
meeting of the general celebration
committee, stated Mayor Ferd Gar
retson today. He was pleased to note
that the voluntary donations had
been so big that the sum on hand
was about twice that held at New
Brunswick and about five times as
big as the amount on hand In
Plainfield House to house solicit
ing has been adopted in New
Brunswick and strenuous efforts are
being exerted in both of those cities
to procure sufficient funds for a
proper safe and sane celebration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
WIRELESS CENSORSHIP is
TO BE MADE MORE DRASTIC

Special 1y United Press Wire.
Washin gten, June 30.--An ex-
peeted new German submarine cam
paign is what caused the recent
Tightening OF the American wireless
censorship, 1t was learned here from
unquestioned sources. The object of
the undersea boats attacks, it is def
nitely known, will be the British and
French cargo steamships which are
about to begin carrying munitions
from Gravesend Bay, N Y, to the
Delaware river and other Atlantic
ports to ST. Navire, Havre Bordeaux,
France.
Though quantities of munitions
have already been sent from the
United States to the allies mostly. 1t
is said, in passenger ships, the regu-
lar freight service is not scheduled
to begin until July 1.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
DEFER CLOSING R. R.
CROSSING ACTION
Loss of Cross Section Plan
VIII Keep Case Open Until
September 18th.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Jersey City, June 30:-Because of
the loss of cross section plan, the
closing of the case of the City of
Perth Amboy against the Jersey Cen
trail and Lehigh Valley railroads for
the elimination Of FIVE dangerous
grade crossings in Perth Amboy was
today deferred until September Is.
Following the taking of testimony
here on June last, It was decided
to keep the case open until today for
the presentation OF such other evi-
dence as the city, railroads or Public
Service corporation might see fit to
present. Chairman Ralph E. Donges
stated that the trolley company had
to be taken into consideration be
cause its trolley car crossing might be
affected by any changes IN grade.
When the city's case against the
railroad companies was called at
1890 o'clock here this morning,
Counsel Sumner. for the Board of
Public Utility Commissioners, before
whom the action was taken, an
nounced that map showing cross
section Of the proposed grade seepessE seepessrE
dt4OA WI 4dQ OFt0CALig DCtA Ati41-
laid as it could not be found. The
map was held to be necessary for
the taking Of quantities In measur-
ing up the proposed work Arrange
ments were made with the city engi-
neers to have another cross section
map prepared, and pending the COM
pietion of this, the case was left
open until September Is. August
10 was first fixed for the closing. bat
|fnasmuch as It would be dIfffeutt for
|an parties Interested to be on hand
at that time, the later date was
fixed.
Mayor Ferd Garretson, City Attor-
ney Andrew ] Wight, former City
Attorney c. C. Hommann and Engi-
neer Hockey, were on hand In behalf
of the city of Perth Amboy at the
hearing here today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
GERMAN SOCIALISTS PLEA
FOR PEACE NEGOTIATIONS

Special By United Press Wire.
Berlin, June 30:-The governing
board of the German socialist party
in manifesto passed by the censor
today called upon the German gov
ernment I'm the name of humanity
and culture" to begin peace negotia-
tions.
The German socialists expect
that their friends in other belliger-
ent countries will take the same
steps. The manifesto placed the
blame for the failure of earlier peace
efforts on the French and Belgian
socialists.
THE French and Belgian social
ist leaders stubbornly demanded the
destruction of Germany" said the
manifesto. "In spite of some peace
full groups the large masses and the
leaders of socialist parties in those
countries appear firmly resolved to
continue the war until Germany Is
completely destructed."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
FEAR SUBMARINE H-3 MAY
Be DAMAGED ON ROCKS

Special by United Press Wire.
San Francisco, June 30:-With a
heavy surf running. officials of the
Mare navy yard feared the United
States submarine H-3, ashore south
of Point Sur, would go to pieces on
the rocks.
The steamship Arizonian was
standing by and the monitor Chey-
enne was near, approaching the sub
marine. No fears are felt for the
safety of the crew.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
CAR CRASHES INTO WAGON

A trolley car of the Jersey Cen
trail Traction Company, operated on
State street, struck wagon No. of
the Raritan Mercantile Company at
State and Broad streets yesterday.
Patrolman Reager reports that the
wagon was not damaged and the
driver was unhurt. but fender on
the car was demolished, The officer
states that the driver did not give
any sign to the motorman to indi-
cate that he was going to drive
across the street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
ASQUITH REFUSES TO DISCUSS.
PEACE FOR ALLIED NATIONS
,ciar bv United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
London, June 30.-Premier AS
quith, this afternoon refused to be
drawn into a discussion of peace
rumors of the terms upon which
England might agree to the termina-
ton of the war Replying to query
put by David Mason, the prime min
lister declared he had nothing to add
to previous statements and that
further discussions of peace terms at
this time would be detrimental to the
interests of England and the allies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
PRESIDENT ESCAPES WHEN
AUTO PLUhGES into DITCH

Special by United Press Wire.
Windsor, VT, June 30-President
Wilson had a narrow escape from
what might have been a serious auto
accident, when his car turning a
short bend in the road, encountered
two heavily loaded lumber wagons
this morning. A dexterous handling
of the wheel of the Presidents ma
chine and a sharp turn into the ditch
got the car by without scratch.
Jeses Aguilad and Major Y. A.
Garcia, the emissaries of General
Angeles, were still here today vain
ly endeavoring to secure an audience
with the President
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
CLOSE LIBRARY TODAY

Today is the last day on which the
public library in this city viii be
open prior to closing for an indefi-
mite period while alterations are un-
der way. Patrons are requested to
call not later than today to take
out what books are desired for the
summer. Announcement of the re-
opening of the institution will be
made later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
GERMAN REPLY WILL REACH
UNITED STATES THIS WEEK

Special By United Press Wire
Berlin, June 30-The German re-
ply to the second American note re-
garding the Lusitania will be dis
patched to Washington this week
The present plan provides for pub
lication in the U. S. perhaps before
Saturday. The return of Chancellor
Bethmann-Hollweg and Foreign
Foreign Secretary Won Jagow from
Vienna has fastened the prepara-
ton of the note. Originally 1t was
planned to complete the draft and
hand 1t to Ambassador Gerard July
5 or s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
FIRE AT DUMP

Another fire in the Sheridan street
dump caused an alarm OF fire to be
sounded from box "a shortly after 8
O'Clock last night. The blaze was
extinguished in little time Hans
Holt, of 210 Sheridan street, sent in
the alarm. Patrolmen MCGOWAN
and Dunham investigated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
RUSSIAN RIGHT
THREATENED BY
TEUTON ARMIES
General Mackensen's Left
Wing is Sweeping Cars
Troops Beyond Lemberg.
ALONG RUSSIAN FRONTIER
Russians Continue to Retreat
Along Practically Entire Gal
ician Battle Front.
GERMANS TAKE T0MAsZ0W
No Really Big Battle viii be
Fought Along Austro-ltaIian
Frontier for Weeks Yet.
GERMANS TAKE T0MAsZ0W
Special by United Press Wire.

SPectdf op United Press Wire
Berlin, via wireless to London,
June 30:-The Austro- German drive
now threatens to cut off the Russian
right wing from the army operating
east of Lemberg. Machensen's left
wing is sweeping the SlaEs north
east of Lemberg back upon their
own frontier.
"We have reached the district OF
Bolv and have taken up g line reach
ing from NoVnoV to Camaz,' said
this afternoons official statement.
Part of our forces are approaching
the northern border of the Tamew
along the entire Galician battlefront.
The Russians continue steadily in
retreat except at certain points
southeast Of Lemberg on the Gni1a
Lipa river. From the west bank
Austro-German guns have begun a
heavy bombardment of the enemy s
Positions
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
Little Fighting Along Frontier.


(By William G. Sheppard, United
Press Correspondent Copyright
1915 by the United Press
Udime, Italy, June 30.No really
great battle Is possible alass ths
Austrn frafIan fruuffgr Ter naanl
weeks. Troops are pressing forward
occupying positions OF advantage I'm
portant preliminary fighting IL oc-
curing almost daily, but Italy IS not
yet ready to launch her great smash
/ to win back Trentino and Trieste.
There has been nc delay in now
ing the Italian armies to the front.
Mobilization went forward with clock
like precision. Italian troops
marched over the frontier and seized
points of strategic Importance within
a fortnight after the declaration OF
war. But General Cadorna is deter
mined that when the Italian offen-
sive starts rolling down upon Aus
tria, everything shall be in readiness.
The Italian losses in the preiin1a-
nary skirmishfng has been very light.
Everywhere along the frontier | saw
magnificently furnished, but idle,
Red Cross trains. The hospitals at
Venice and elsewhere near the 1ring
line are practically empty. The Ital-
ian commanders are elated at the
brilliant performance of their troops
to date. The accuracy of the Italian
gunners in particular have occa-
stoned surprise. Correspondents are
absolutely barred from official head
quarters. Officials told me | must
get out OF Udime or submit to arrest
General Cadorna's aide put 1t lit
tie differently:
If you stay you run the risk OF
being shot" he said, then smilingly
added: ''The Italian army viii not be
ready for correspondents fe~ many
months"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
NOTICE,

Pierce & Son, Inc, have moved
their office to the new Hess building,
1854 Smith street, which is nearly
opposite their former Office.
1SS55-6-30-6t"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30

If it's bottle beer or stimulants see
Cast, 434 State St., Perth Amboy. sS3
Tel Mail orders promptly delivered.
I6869-5-7-W F.-tf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30

EMPLOYMENT oFFICE-Any kind of
Help furnished. 361 Maple St. Phone
s67. 1s75o-6-2s-So-'-2-f-p.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30

Sewing machines at Jensen's.
17394-5-2o-tf%
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30

Guaranteed repairing at Jensen's.
17441-5-21- -Fr-M- " If 3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30

Special BY United Press Wire.
Washington, June 50.-A Villa
Carranza reconciliation is being at
tempted again today. The certainty
that the Huerta force are organizing
what may prove q very formidable
counter revolution forced them to
unite. 1t was believed the Villa
Carranza peace parleys is successful
would result In establishing a gov
ernment the United States can rec
ognize.
Although communication was still
interrupted with Mexico City, state
department officials were hopeful the
situation would be relieved soon.
Zsrata was reported about TO with
draw, leaving the capital to the Car
ranzistas. who are prepared to rush
In food supplies frc Il Vera Cruz.
The Sonora situation was reported
steadily improving.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
HUERTA To INSIST
ON j. S. SHOWDOWN
Former Mexican Dictator viii
Waive Examination at To-
morroW's Hearing.
LEADERS READY TO UNITE
Carranza- Villa Reconciliation
is Being Attempted Today
Conditions are Improving.
scial BY United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
Ell Paso, June 30:-General Huer-
ia will insist that the United States
government show its hand at once or
free him of the charge to start new
Mexican revolution. The former die
tator's attorneys announced today
that Huerta will waive examination
at tomorrow's preliminary hearing.
They will ask that the federal grand
jury proceed at once to investigate
claims of the Villa agents.
Huerta burst into rage today
when asked about a reported state
ment of General Orozco, one of his
lieutenants, that Huerta had come
to the border to do a little fighting
and intended to do it," He said
Orozco was only joking.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
PASS BAR EXAMINATIONS

Special by United Press Wire.
Trenton, June 3o:-The list of
successful candidates who recently
took the examinations conducted by
the supreme court clerks, included
the following Perth Amboy mem
Hans M. K. Hansen and Louis Y.
Sosin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
Sink Two Norwegian Vessels.

Sink TWO NOrWe2Ian tssEEss
Special bg United Press Wire
London. June 30.-Two Norwe-
gian vessels, the sailing bark Cam
buskenneth and the steamer Gjeso
have been sunk by German sub
marine in British waters within the
last twenty-four hours. The crews
were landed today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30
SHIPS CRASH AT SEA
a bu United Press Wire.

Special 5V United Press Wire.
London, June 30:-The Holland
American liner New Amsterdam
bound for Rotterdam, collided with
an unidentified steamer off Deal this
morning and was damaged In the
port quarter. The damage to the
other steamer Is unknown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30

FOR SALE CHEAP-Large frame
building. 227 New Brunswick Ave
1sS42-6-30-1t+
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30

Cash registers at Jensen's.
17442-6-21 FIN WITS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30

CALL A TAM-46. Chris johnson
17s24-6-1-imo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-06-30

WEATHER --Proba-
showers tonight
and t h urs d ay.
Moderate east to
southwest winds.