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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless 70 MerchantS
RxehAn&A

SAN FRANCISCO Sailed, March 10.
noon, stmr. WiIhelmina, for Homo
lulu. lfA
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived March 10.
s a. M, stnr. Nippon Maru, hence
March 8; schr. Muriel, from Hama
February 10.
RADIoGRAMss
Stmr. Tenyo Maru arrives from san
Francisco Friday Z a. m. and proceeds
to Yokohama 5 p. m. same day; s71
passengers all told.
II. g. A. T. Sheridan. March 3. s p.
A., 9Ss mile from Honolulu. expects
to arrive Saturday morning.
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s.ewart Take. command q Ar.se.

After. being on shore duty for sew
eral weeks Captain Charles q Stew,
art, one of the Pacific Mails star
shippers. will stretch his sea legs on
the bridge of the big freighter Aztec,
which. AFTER being laid up for some
time. Is to be despatched for Mexican
and Central American ports. The
Aztec was recently oyerhauIed at con
siderable expense and is now in first
class condition. Captain Stewart Is
no stranger to the big freighter, as
be was formerly attached to the yes
sell prior to commands on the China
and Panama routes,
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NOTICE

On and after March Is, 1915,
a booking fee Of SIS will be
charged for each passenger
when aecomnoda tions are as
signed to apply on all steam
ers of the Matson Navigation
Company
CASTLE q COOKE, Ltd. !
Arts, Matson Navigation Co.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
NOTICE

Ali bills outstanding AGAINST tile
Midi Pacific Carnival Ltd mpst be
.presehted for payment before March
III or they win be passed to the sus-
psnse account and 90 over until next
year. So 80 ]. :
BY order. s. - -.
3 B0ARDF or DIRECTORS. &
4 Resolution ,lnaniiiolsly adopted at
meeting Of March 8, .1e1S
efDk.Sf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

wife. Mrs. c. v. E1linger. Miss Celia
Tunis, Mrs. r, M. Demur, o. P. King
and wife, r. E. Bristol and wife. Mrs.
Jennie p Bennett, David Spitz and
wife, C. H Babcock, J. M. Key Reudail
and wife, Mrs. Ethel and Mrs. Lucy
woodruff, Mrs F. P. Cobb, Mrs. G. J.
Hughes, Mrs. f. ]. Richardson. Dr.
and Mrs. E. Al. Vaughan, 9. 8. lap
ham. Miss G. Harkef. r. L. MINUS
c. A. Rathban, Martin Elmer. Walter
Kleeman, r. p. Harmed and wife, Mrs
Emma s. and Miss Margaret Ruther-
ford. Chas. Won Weise, VIM. N. Saun-
ders, e. g. Bond, Mrs. M. e. GOldeck-
er, Mrs. Cora s. Bsough, Mrs. Zelda:
B. Ia Chat, Geo. II. Rogers, II. A..
TemDleton. A. v. Osfrom, Z. H.
strong. Paul Cowles and wife, A. s.
Hayward, G. B. Andrews, wife and
child, T. s. Dickens, Mrs Ida L. Riggs,
Miss Jessie M. Knowles, Mrs. X W..
Joers, Miss r. Dierks, r W. JOers,
Miss E. Walton, Jas. Mackle, Miss
Amy George, Mrs. Jas. Muckle, Chas.
Muckle, John J. Faltis, H. l.. McAllis.
ter, Al. Stanford Wright and wife, Miss
Bessie A. Rowland, Miss Gharl. A..
Powers, II. Bristol and wife, Miss Dora
Bristol
Per str. Mauna hea for Hilo and
way ports, March fO.-Jim Hender-
son, Harry Patten, Mrs. A. w. Abbott.
Mrs. C.. n. Spratt, Sam Parker, Jr., l.
Weinzheimer, F. C. Fry, D. J.. Kosen-
field, Paul Schmidt, Jas. Ogg, w. T..
Frost, Sid Splitter, Miss G. s. Bond,
Mrs. B. d. 3ond, c. r. Kent, r. c.
Lydecker, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M. Ander-
son, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Gibbs, w. A..
Grimshaw, Mrs. Grimshaw, Rev. Frank
Seudder, Rev. Sidney Gulick, H. G.
Bartlett, W. H. Eckbert, Fred c.
Covers, DR.. l. 8. Thompson, F. 7.
wilson. F.. N. Pigott. w. n, thinner
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Park, Chung Soo,I
Master p. C. 500, w. H. Hindle, c. f..
Merrill. H. J.. Lyman, Mrs. ], ,. Ken
needy, Miss Jane Kennedy, Mr. and
Mrs. Dusenbury. J. Garcia. Mrs. c. B.
Carvaiho ana child, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
4. Carpenter, Miss Catherine Harlow.
r. A. Harlow, Miss Schrader, Mrs. j.
H. Raymond, Miss Violet Makee, F. F.
woodford, G. E. Marshall, B. w. Cam
non, ]. d. Hannah, w Tin Chong. t.
G. sHee, F. Al. Russell Whitney, w E.
C. Worth. Miss Woot. Mrs Watt, j.
F. Jordan, D. B. Maconachie, Miss N.
E. Moir, Miss Lily Kekuewa, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. J. Dexter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

WAIKIKI weights FouItfy HaHH.
s. C. White Leghorns and s. G. Orp-
ingtons. Matching eggs, day-old
chicks, young and laying stock. Rec
ord Of breeders 1S09243 eggs. We
trapnest every bird every day in the
year. 1ockereIs from hens with over
200-egg record. Strictly fresh table
eggs and choice table poultry. Visit
our plant write for price list
Tel 5als. 6. Q. Rohimann, r. o. Box
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

TOURISTS
CONE HERE
TO STAY

4 H
i will require little persuasion on
the part Of the promotion interests TO
insure permanent residence OF more
than 100 travellers who reached the
city yesterday in the steamer Lur.
line. Gustave, Schuman constituted
himself a committee Of one to vel.
come the l2S visitors recruited In
Central California and Nevada.
The largest shipment OF mules for.
warded to the islands in many months
was carried on the Lurline decks.
The stock reached port in fine fettie.
All kinds Of excitement developed be-
fore the four-footed passengers were
finally induced to 1eaye the steamer
Tor the wharf. They had things pret.
ty much their own way on Pier rs.
after the eight cabin passengers had
departed. Seven DAYS In the eramped
quarters afforded by narrow box
stall brought out all the latent energy
In the usually leisurely equine. 1t
took hours before they were all safely
landed within the enclosure at the ami.
NAL quarantine.
The Lurline brought IS sacks OF late
mail and about 1000 tons Of general
cargo for Honolulu and Kahului Tho
vessel viii steam for Maui this even
Ing.
Lapralk Win Get New Liner.
A host OF friends OF Captain George
Lapraik In this city will congratulate
the veteran mariner on the promotion
which Is said 70 have landed him =
The berth Of master Of the new Great
Northern steamer Northern Pacific.
Captain George 5. Laprick. former
Pacific Mail skipper and one Of the
best known and most experienced nav
gators on the Pacific has left San
Francisco for New York to bring out
he other new Hill liner Northern Pa
,ific. which Il now Quitting for her
maiden journey to this coast. Captain
Lapraik was picked for the berth not
,nly because of his seamanship quail
les, but for his arbanity. which mas
won him many friends among noted
globe trotters the world over. Cap
ain Lapraik receatiy resigned from
ne Pacific Mail to accept more I'm
loFtant detail to the West Coast, and
,pon his return received his present
nigh appointment
Schooner Flint Takes Pines to Seattle.
The schooner w. 3. Flint sailed |
rom Punalhu, windward Oahu. to Sc /,
title today. taking q full shipment Of
pines supplied by the Libby,
HcNeiIt& Libby eanneries. The Flint |
emained of the island for some .
weeks pending the discharge of car
20 of lumber and supplies for the |
preserving company.
fllcnian on the Way.
The Matson steamer Hilonian has
EFT Seattle for Honolulu and Is due
o arrive here next Tuesday morning; |
me vessel was supplied with 400
ons cargo for Honolulu It win de- |
fYar 225 tons at Port Allen. $50 tons /
It Kahulul, ESQ tons az Hilo and % |
ons at Kaanapah
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PlssEEdRRs AkRVm

Per str. w. @. Hall from Kauai--H.
Hass, Miss 8. Chop. L. w. Mashika,
Mrs. J. Nv. Rath, II. tombstone. g.
tombstone and 35 deck passengers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

The United States naval collier Hec.
tor. steaming from Honolulu for the
Philippines q few DAYS ago with sub.
marines As and AS, is expected to
call here on the return trip to the
mainland for bunker coal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
Francis Aanify Has Bic Cargo.

rfahcts hantty r1ao oto largo.
Completing It's second trip to the
Hawaiian Islands, the Matson Nayiga-
ticn chartered steamer Francis Han
ify was berthed at Pier 10 at noon to-
day. Captain Zaddart retains COM
mand of the peculiar type Of freighter.
which brought large general cargo.
The vessel will deliver 1852 tons Of
cargo at Honolulu and In transit ear
ries $50 tons for Port Allen. 10 tons
fer Kanaapal. 20 tons for Kahulni
and small amount for Hilo. The
Francis Hanify,s arrival win relieve
q, threatened shortage Of gasoline and
aistillate. the vessel bringing $50
drums Of oil. The steamer viii leave
Hilo for San Francisco with capacity
cargo OF sugar.
Kauai Sugar Report.
Sugar awaiting shipment on Kauai
included the following lots. according
to report brought to me port BY Off.
GERS IN the steamer w. G. Hall:Kea-
lia 1900. Kilaue 1886, McB. 1888, NJ.
4. X 52O6. X. P. 1901. n. x. 400, K.
A. $500.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

Sales: Between Boards 100 Eva
2IK: is Waialua 100: As, Pioneer
25A; 100 McBryde els; rs, 40 H. B.
e M. Co. =.
Session Sales so Oahu 6k;; s III. B.
& N. co. Is; as Mcbride SIS; IS oiaa
6A
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

After an idleness or some time, sew.
eral lumber carriers OF the coastwiss
fleet have resumed service. and the
outlook Is just little brighter. &C.
cording to shipowners. although rates
and demand for TONNAGE for the, mm-
Der trade are said tc be, far from salts
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

The Togo Kisen Kaisha liner Tenyo
Maru from San Francisco win arrive
early Friday morning. according to q
late wireless received at the agency
Of Castle q Cooke. The Tenyo Maru
is scheduled TO steam Tor Japan and
China at o'clock In the evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

The lnter,lsland steamer W. G. Hall
was an arrival from Kauai today with
5000 sacks OF sugar. Ia empties. sey.
eral crates OF eggs and "a packages
Of sundries. The vessel met with fne
weather on the homeward trip.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10
NOTES

The Oceanic steamer Sierra win
take a quantity Of copra brought To
the port several months ago In the
German steamer Pommern.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

About 100 tons OF cargo brought to
the port ave months ago in the Ger.
man warbound steamer Holsatia VIII
be forwarded to the Orient In the
Japanese liner Tenyo Maru.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19

|dth nro Musltattumssitiide pertbeilt
un6 ait 6en Meann gebradt. Sic
|Staot tpir6 efne be5abltc 5e1erlDebr
orqaniiiren miilIen, 1,odoem Oie Der.
ihieoenen frei,piaigen Tenertpebr-
fotnpagnien ii9 aufgel6it baben,
neil ibnetl nid)t cillmol mebr erlal1bt
muroe, al1f bartnloie'8 eile ell @las
|8ier gu trinfe1. Gle Stoot ntto ipe-
|5iea Sic 5teuer5abler meroet bier
fir gu bleden baben.
1er 11el1e Me1t gno Eorf miro et-
ma gltoe oes 5oftn1ers fertig lein,
nadoeln sort alle gerbellernngen
borgenommen tporoen iino. @enii-
gello S~ieritr6l1d)er un0 9aume ltno
Qepflan5t morben unb lonltlge Ser
idonerungen borgenommen moroen.
ouf 0em 9orf befinolihe 8ans
miro apabrideinlid in Elm Glltbbaus
umgcarbeitet mer0en.
Gas 9iitriftsgeridt inter Gid}ter
@m. Gbeopbilus pertagte lid pprge'
itern bis gum geptembertermin, oer
am Z. September eroffnet tperOen
miro. sfnt ielbcn Gage meroen aud
bie @roBgeldnorettcn 3ula1nn1entre'
ten, 1pqbreno bic straightforward
cine ISOLDE lpater einberllten 1pcrDett
Cine Mn5abI lpidtiger Sale aperoef
our gerba1r0lung fo1nn1e11.
Sic @eeroigung bes Der tnrbe1le1
oltc1 @eteranen aus oem 9iirgcrlrle{
Sacob Seb fan0 geItern geadmittdy
unter 2eitung ser g. 81. 81. auf oen
Greenwood 6rie0bof itatt. als Set
dentrager fu1girten bie folgenoet
@eteranen, sic nit linn gcite an Sci
tie in SEN perldieoenen ghladJten in
@iirgerfrieg gefodten baben: Con
rao Brenner, 6re6 @iesler, Setrt
Marf, N0am @artmann, SenrD So
de, Sobn Sdoefer uno Socob gdom
berg. @eitere bielige aameraoen Be;
: 8~erltprbenen linD @cnrp gdbarl
@enrp aiefr1er un6 S. S. 9olten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19

Sir Sic Nflaiterl1ng Ser s. s(pcnlle
bon ser SO. bis 5ur al. stroBe muB
ibie Stabt $1,629.76 als antbeil BE-
5ablen mic bas Mod Sslono County
geridt geitern beltimrnt fat. 3ie
1@elommtfoiten belaufen it'd OUT $10,-
1926 uno Ser origineQe ieltgeiebte
8etrag $S526.50. Sic &oltenab-
idjasung auf Sic Hflaitcrltllg Ser %.
.5trabe bon ser 5. tbis 5llr 8. Mpenl1e
lit $17,29S.15..
Cine s9aoeneriaeflaee fir $15,'
900 bot @mpolt Geo 9. Gong segen
Or. q. Clinton @anlo on I'M Rod S.,
luno Circuit @eridt einaereidt. Sci.
BE nobnen in @alt Moline. Der
@runO fir bic &lage miro nidt an
gege6el1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
Auerlet tir's Gaus.

per1. uno @lasbebdnge
an 8eleudtungst0rpern miihen bon
3eit gu 3eit elmer grinoliaen @eini.
glng unter5ogen nerben, Ga 1id riel
@taub uno @uB an ibnen felieg!
uno lire 9d0nbeit babur6 febr be-
eintrddtist mirb. Die 5dDen, an De-
men Die Nerlen oufsereibt iino, pere
ben nit Der 3eit miirbe, Bel unporz
1idtigem 3ufaHen reiBen lie leidt,
ebenio tann oas @los our@ Ineiz
nonoeriala9en lsidt bef4dbigt lper=
Sen. Mon lest bas @ebdnge poer
Ben perlrins. fopett lie %abnebmbas
iinb, auf einen Slid, iteat bonebsu
cine flo1e @9inel nit banbmarrem
MaN er, oem eine &~leinisteit @osQ
ober @almiatgeiit 5ugefiigt tpurbe,
ntmmt INNER nur einige perlreiben
ooer @lasitreifen auf Sic flode linte
9anb unb reibt lie NIT gang tpenig
mtlber @eife unb elmer peiden 8iirz
tie poer einem sud- por1idtig ab.
Wenn ouf bieie Weiie Der gauge 8ez
bang gereinigt lit, miro er burd
mebrmaltges l1ntertau6en in cine
groBe @9iHel nit otter erneutem
MaHer ge{pilt, bann auf Elm trode=
mes Sud- gelest uno porii4tig troden
unb blant serieben. SIT Der 8ebang
ni9t ubnebmbar, mub 0ie Reinisung
an Ser 2ampe 5elb1t NIT ebenfo gror
Der @orii9t erfolgen. 8et elettriiden
2ampen lit sic 8irne bprber ab5u<
I9rauben, bamit Tie ni9t bef4doist
mirb, Bel @aslampen fann Die Reiz
nigung MIR por benz IufieBen zines
neuen @lIbitrumpfes porgenpmmen
iperoen.
I'm 8lumen frtfd 5u ct.
bulten. Menn 8lumen ielten iinb
niin14t man lie 10 lange ipie ni..
m0slid 81 balten; bofiir seei9net'
@erfubren fino: Man l0ft Elm @tid
boppeltobleniolres Natron poer Gal.
peter bon Der @r0be elmer @rble II
einem GblDffel beibm Maiers auf
bas siebt man in cine NIT ta!tem
reinen, frii9en MuHer sefiiGte gai
uno ltelt sic Blumeniten9el Sa bin
elm. @robes Sal5 bat fuit ben;eleel
@rfplg ~ elm Gbl0ffel @als III Elm
8oi e, bic etlpa Elm Yint MaFer bdit
:. Seoesmal beim Wedieln bes WaIer'
empfieblt es lid, ein @tiidden non
@tensel ab5ui4neioen. Die glnms:
1pnten tets an elmer tiiblen 5teu
aufbeipabrt mer0en, ba Die Simmer
marme lie 1dnel gum Welten br;nsl
Gingema9te 5riidte mill
fen an einen m0sltdit tiihlen, ref)
luftigen, trodenen Srt 9eiteut lpsr
Sen. Der Seller eisnet iid Der Jsud)
: tigteit negen gang ltnb gar nlds pa
! au, am nenigiten i'm Winter. @pr
5iislid aber lit Der Ylab uuf { ner
@6ronse, melder in einem tcltel
. luftisen, froitfreicn 3aume ltebt. 5
: beiber Sabresoeit lit man ieoo& al
Sen Seller a~naeipielen.
ainoerDdden. Tim sl BEL
meioen, SOP bic Sudden ii6 an oe
&dnbern ausneiten, mub man ;
e Sndden nod benz Ma1den on pG
@piben ~mufbdngen unb beim 2sgt
redt lang sieben. Nadoem lie g
rolt iinb, barf man lie nidt 5uian
menlpideln, lpnoern glatt aufeinonS
legen. Mu6 Elm llmbdteln Der Hal
Der Siebt Sic @trilmpfe pieoer etlpc
oulammen.
9as5 meln ponS hir
ten unb Wur tmaren fan
man bermeioen ulo befeiti9en. men
mon lie nit elmer leidten apdial,
lDllng iiberitreidt, Die no6 einigs
Sossn triitulliIiert uno Die 9hin
l.! melbiloun1 p%erhinoert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19
Meue8 aus Mu8rQtiue

Ser 6raltellperein ser oeutld=ll1,
t6crii6en 3ionsgemeit1oe feierte por-
gclterln i'm 8eeo 4arf lein 30-iabrie
ges 5tiftu1gsfelt onrd ein Nifnif
.neblt 3ulmmenfunft Ser ga1t5en @e-
metl1oe. Gin reidbaltiges Nrogramm
.fam bel oieler @elcgenbeit sur Ml1s-
fiibrnng nno on geniige11oer l1nter,
'baltung nno @%apirtbung feblte es
altd) nidt. Ser 6ranenperei1 miro
|!belte lei1e regclmaBige 3ulammen-
funft neblt Sanbarbeiten abbalten.
Ser S%ltgenopereil1 Ser 3ionsge.
mein0e miro am fomme11oen 9iense
tag Mben0 feline re%gelmaBige Ser
iommlultg abbalten, bei nald)er ei11
gntes 9rogromm sur Musfiibrllng
llfommen miro. @erihiebe1le Beidafte
peroe1t sur grIeoiallls borfomn1en.
Die brei Sabre1olte Iod@ter bon
9errt l10 Sran g. .. Sherman al
Ser Dltliden 0ritten StraBe mobn-
|6aft, apuroe borgeltern beim Spieletl
perleBt, i1tbenr ein sui
eiien gegel1 ibren aopf flog llrro eine
tiefe @atn0e ii6er ba11 red)ten Muge
perltrlad)te, 10 BOB 0r. Norton ber-
beigernfen lperoen muBte, Ser Die
l@l110e oultabtc.
Die @atterie 6 lal1gte borgejtern
9l6en0 III eilten1 grtrasltg al1s SEN
S%cl0lager IN Sparta, isis, bier 1pie.
Der on. Cine Mn5abl 2el1te marer
alf Oen1 @abnbof ltno bcgriiBten six
Observation-Disclosures"
gtna $50 Mitglieoer Ser off 2og'
limo 9eltern nac) Soma gitD abgcfab
rel1, mo- lie iih OH Scr Staatsfonpen
tion Scr @lfs betbeiliget meroc1. Die
lie 3nlanmellfllnft miro cine ser IN
tereiia1telten ieit pielen Sabrel1 lper
Den, 90 ser 8clllb cine redt 5ablrei
der st mcroen perlprid)t l11io al1d) eli
Invertebrates Nrogrolnm sur Mllsfiib
rltrg fon1men miro. Dubuque bepirb
1id) I'M bic nld)ltiabrige apnpentior
Sein 56liillelbcin bra1 porge
tern slbcno SSInbn @cbrcnS an9rioge
mal1 Strabc appbnboft, als er an sc
6let6er Mpelnte mo @tcas Strab
BON eil1em StraBenbabmpagcn itie!
nno ol1rd) ei11cu Icbltritt ollf ga;
Strabenpflalter fiel. Or. 9lppe
nabm i'm III gcbanolung.
SRI. gli5obetb Mptb lit an1 0iens
tag Morgelt i'm @eim ibrer Sdppe
liter, Sral1 Carl MolS, 2t4 2im Str
al eiltem Scrsleioen eelforben. 81
beobabtate eiller MlltoInnbill1nfau a
Der 2im Strobc, mormlfbin lie plot
lid bltrh bie N,1fregllllg franf mltro
llno an oen iSnlge1 itorb. Die Sc,
itorbene apllroe au1 s. Meai 1873 i
Sannibal, 900, aehorcn llto fam
iunecn Sabrelr nit sen glfern nat
Whtscotine. stltBer ser Mhltter fin
terlabt lie orei HER mubnenoe Sdnp,
; ltern. Sire Mlittcr mpbnt IN Gol1r
: ncp, 9eortb 0afota. Sic 9%eeroigu1l
, filr0et mabri1einlid bette itatt.
! 8ie. GrcelIior Shlolb gnmpagn'
bot 1idl befanntlih mtigcloit uno /
9 einer pprgeltern Nbcno abgcbaltene
ISisung mllroe1 Sic perldicoenen 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19

8ie Grcellipr Sdlallb gnmpagnie
ibat iid> befanntlih mtfgcloit uno in
elmer poraeltern Mbcno abacbaltenen
Sisung murben sic perIGieOenen Ga.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-19

3ie Mitglfener Ser itaotiid)en 6cl,-
er1pebr baben iest abmcdielno lire
reglllaren Sommerferien. 8ilbrcno
Sen beibcl1 lebten Wonotcn iiro iebr
menig Telter IN ser Staot porgefom.
men. 3aS Seuer III ser Iobrif SC,
.9lafe Speciality So. apar oas grobtl
Sel1er lett langerer 3eit.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-15
WHEAT CROP
IA ~,


A Washington dispatch a y that
a billion bushel wheat crop, the great
est eve grown in the worlds history,
Is indicated for the coming harvest
in today's forecast OF the federal
crop reporting board on the growing
winter and spring wheat crop.
Should that enormous quantity be
harvested, the United States would
have upwards of 1856, 100000 bushels
of wheat during the coming year to
supply the demands of the warning
European nations which are expected
to increase rather than diminish.
Domestic consumption this year prob
ably will reach 533, 900, 900 bushels
for food purposes and about so, 00O, 900
bushels for seeding.
Basing its forecast on the condi-
ton CT the growing crops on June /.
the crop reporting board today es-
timated the final production Of Win
ter and spring wheat combined would
be $50, 100000 bushels. The actual
production. however. will be greater
or les than the figures stated in pro-
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-15
MAGMA cHARTA CELEBRATION

ALBANY, n. Y, June 15.-In celc-
ration of the Tooth anniversary Of
he granting OF Magma Charta, the
New York Constitutional convention
suspended its sessions today and held
special exercises n commemoration of
The event. The exercises were held
in the assembly chamber in the pres.
ence of n large and distinguished audi
ence. Former Senator Elihu Root,
president of the convention, delivered
the principal grafton.
Magma Charta vas the first instru-
ment defining the rights of the peo-
pie. Its fundamental parts were de
rived from aid Saxton charters. In
January. 1915, the archbishop of Cant
erbury and the barons presented their
demands to King John of England.
The king deferred his answer, and
on May "a the barons marched to Lon
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END OF SEASON SALE

Selling for less than cost any hat
in the house $3.50. Untrimmed shapes
75c. Chilren's hats SOC to S1.OO.
MISS RIZZI
Commercial Sample Room
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level shows the vein as rich and
strong as 1t is above this level and II
1t increases in richness with depth as
everything SO far In this camp has
done it is only in its infancy.
To the west and adjoining is the
Colorado Grande No. 3. also under
lease to the Rex Reduction company
till the LIST Of September OF this year.
L has been tapped from the 100-foot
level OF the Rex and shows a contin-
uous ore body for u distance of 100
feet and an average width of from
Jour to ten feet, carrying calues of
rom Sc to $21 per ton. Since taking
he lease the Rex has crushed about
$500 to 5000 tons.
The Rex Reduction company's lease
EXPIRES about September LIST of this
!ear and l hear II is in the market,
rot because it is ~non-payable. but for
he reason that the owners are engag-
ID in another line of business at Bat
lie Mountain, and are not conversant
~ IL hiiAlhS SullS. " SOOu Ilih
ng man would only take the Rex
nd Colorado Grande No. 3, and work
hen Systematically, they would have
unlimited quantities of ore that at the
owest estimate would mill above SIS
yer on. The mill is on the ground
nd from the moment of purchase this
combination would be a money maker.
rhe general consensus of opinion
lmong the old residents of Midas is
that the Rex will in the long run
eclipse the Elko Prince.
l was talking with Tom Allen of
he Missing Link this morning and he
gave me some information of their
last run. They SEN twenty-five tons
If ore to the mill which goes over
800 per ton. The tunnel cuts the
vein al LOT feet and they have stopped
clear through to the grass roots. They
low intend to sink a Wine from the
-unnel level. Ore carries from SO to
81 of gold to 81 of silver and it runs
in value from $50 to $500 per ton. The
character of the ore of the Missing
Link is local and nc similar conditions
.5tain in camp.