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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-05

The Toy Dog Club will hold n meeting
In TIE winter garden of the Hotel Meal
pin this afternoon. opening at , O'Clock.
judging will begin promptly AZ 3. Mrs.
Mabel Riddell viii judge French bull
dogs, Mrs. II. n. Dunn, Boston terriers,
and Mrs. p. l. Mccain. Pekirgese and
English toy spaniels Severa, trophies
will BE- awarded IN the various classes.
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Penn state scores Only Run.

BURLINGTON. Vt. May Penn State
scored the lone tally In "A pitchers battle
with Vermont to-day In which Licbert
OF the visitors shaded Gilbert. The
game was characterized by the won
derful work OF Iiebert, who allowed hut
three hits and time and again pulled his
team out OF tight pinches. Penn state
scored In the fourth when Kominars
triple sent Josephson home from first.
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DENVER, May "a fat guarantee Of
$50 900 was offered Jess willard to-day
to box twenty rounds to decision here
with Gunboat Smith on July 4 Johnny
corbctt. manage of Young Corbett when
the latter won the festhcrweight title
from Terry McGoycrn, Ia matchmaker
Of the local club He expects to confer
with both willard and Smith before the
end Of the week. the vaudeville schei-
ules bringing both here. Smith out
pointed willard In similar bout in
California year ago last winter.
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JOHNSON BEATEN BY RED s0x
Two Runs Made or Him-Foster
Blanks Scnators-NcNaI stars,

BosroS. May 1.-THE Red Sox shut
out the Senators, to 0, to-day with
Johnson pitching. a base on balls to
Hooper and Speakers triple sent In the
first tally. A three Dagger by Lewis
and Hoblitzel's single accounted for the
second run. The visitors were unable
to do much with Fosters delivery. Nc
Nally's fine work Mt first base was one
Of the features. His mum of high
foul was eScusable on account OF the
wind. Rondeau saved "a run when he
grabbed Thomas's liner IN the seventh.
The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-05

Albert q. Cutler plasiered another de-
feat ON Thomas gallagher last night
IN their 1s.2 bdlk,.ne match at Days
TIE score was 500 to 2l9. which gave
cutter lead on total play OF 500 "a
365. Cutler averaged II s-2l, with runs
OF 80 and 81. Gallagher's best runs
were 40 and 80. and his average IL go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-05
Young Loughpey Meets His Master.

Word has just been received that
Young Loughrey. the American fighter
who has been putting up splendid per-
formances IN Australia for some time
recently found one too good for him
IN Les Darcy, who won an exciting
twenty round contest on points over
TO- 600 persons crowded into the Stad-
ium at sydney and were kept up to a
high pitch Of excitement throughout the
twenty rounds
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Little playing was done in the Ma
tional League YESTERDAY. -Four games
were scheduled, but rain prevented three
of them. The Pirates and Cardinals
hooked up long enough before rain came
TO make game OF IT and the Pirates
surprised themselves with victory
Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburg. 4; st. Louis, ,s innings'.rainb.
Roston- Brooklyn trsinl.
Sew York -Philadelphi rain).
chicago Cincinnati tcold weather..
netaiIed Standing Of the Clubs.
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SHOTTON'S ERROR FATAL.
Misplay In First Inniux Gives
Game to Tigers. Sc0rc q tn I.

Sr. LOUIS. May 4.--The Tigers took
the first game Of the series from the
Browns to-day. to /. Shotton's error
in the first inning with two out and
two on lost the game for the locals
Both James and Boland pitched good
ball. Cold weather kept the crowd to
less than 500 The score:
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Doxing Bouts Last Night.

At the I3bth street Club Darkcy Crit
Nm mauled Kid small so severely that
the bout was stopped In the seventh
round to avoid serious consequences.
At Browns Young Kelly defeated Jack
Dobbs.
At the Astoria A. G. Patsy Haley won
on points from Jack Hanlon.
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Axsies Play shifted ". v. Y. Nine.

The New York University baseball
team will play the Connecticut Agri-
cultural College nine this afternoon on
Ohio Field. This will DO the first APP
pearance OF the Aggies at tho locals
grounds Coach Luby has made so
many shifts In the Violet lineup that It
Is impossible TO know who will be In
the lineup this afternoon. Hagbloom
probably will be on the mound
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-05

Tho New York University tennis team
VIII meet citv College th's afternoon m
a match ~ University Heights. So far
this year both teams have enjoyed a
successful season. Tho Violet team has
been unable 10 get any practice on the
university courts and is therefore az
a slight diss fvantlge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-05

Albany. !; Augusta, 0.
Charleston, l2; Jacksonville. 4
Columbus. a. Columbia, 2,
Savannah. II. Macon, s.
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HARM0N'S BAT AIDS HIS ARM.
single In second scores Brnce of
Runs and Pirates Win.

PIrTsBURG. May 4,--Ths Pittsburg-
~ Louis National League game was
called to-day in the last half OF the
eighth inning. with the score to 3
IN favor OF the home team The game
was played In drizzling rain. which
halted the contest twice. Harmon
helped win his own game with a single
that scored two runs In the second
inning The score:
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Fordham Crippl-s to Play To-day.

Tho Fordham and Holy Cross base
ball teams VIII meet on Fordham Field
to-day. Joe Martin. the diminutive
twirler. will be on the mound for Ford
ham. Conway and Herman. who were
injured in tho Crescc I game on Siitur-
day, will start the game, according to
Trainer Weber.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-05
Washington and Lee Rallies.

ANNAPOLIS, May 4.--Washineton and
Lee defeated St. Johns here this after
noon by s to 4. The visitors got their
lead In the opening innings, hu, com
bination OF hits and errors gave st
Johns four runs In the eighth and
r. II. "
Wash and Lee o.. teto0i0 % 3 s
St Johns 49,. 900 Op+ % 6
Batterie~--Pierotti and Sweetiand; Mer-
riken and Hauver.
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observation-disclosures Game on.

PRINCETON. May I---To-day's sched-
uled game between tho Princeton and
University OF PiUsburg nines was can
celled on account Of rain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-05

Bnaumcrt l2i Shreveport, 7,
Fort worth. !? Houston, l.
Waco. g. Galveston, I.
San Antonio, &: Dallas. o tnrst gameI..
Dallas, . !. San Antonio, second game.
six innings; darkness),
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Ash.ville. 4; Durham. 2,
Raleigh. 7. Charlotte. o.
Greensboro, X; Winston Salem, .
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Western I~Gue


Topeka, 8: Lincoln, .
sioux city. \; pes Noines. 4
Omaha st. Joe. cold weather
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Runs-Hooper. Lewis. Two base hit-Nan-
dill. Three base hIts-speaker, Lewis. First
base on errors-washington. :. Left on base.
Warrington. 8: Boston. 2 Sacrifice hits
Wagner johnson. Rondeau. First base on
balls-On Foster, /. OFF Johnson. >. struck
out-By Foster. .; by johnson. 3. Double
playsLMcNally. Wagner and Hobilitzell. 2;
Speaker and Wagner. Umpires- Connolly and
Chill. Time hour and 20 minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-05

Virginia League.
r'rport News, =: Rocky Mount, Q.
Sofioik, E, SUFFOLK. 3
portsmouth, &, Petersburg, 5,
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Runs-Prait Wit Cobb. Mckee. Two base
hi,-- Pratt. Kaufman. Home run-Mckee.
ball-By james 6Kavanaughi. Wild pitch
James First base on balls-on James, ..
Struck out-By James, .: by Roland :. Tn.
nires-O Loughlin and Hidebrand Time
hour. and 3 minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-05
PIMLICO RACING RESULTS.

FIRST Raee-Maiden two-y-ar-olds
purse ,;o ,s.o four igrI9,ns.-Eing TusGsn;
$3.50. show Sc 90 won nlue ROCK TOO
u'ran. place s. 80, show $50 second
inirG peIPn,a 10: Turner sGo~ so
Golden cate Pride 81 Greenway, Mega,
phone, Havana, Ate and Waiontha also
second Baltimore Stcerlechass.
maiden two-yoar- Odds and upward. purse
1000. two mies--sGn King 40 ,wnli..ms!l
Won. Escocis, I.S 'pupte,, pIsSs ,,i.iC.
show $3.50, second; Chester krrn. Ia
Bryador. Rock FISH and Ra"eSan ITO fel i.
Carlo"e Davo'er and Miss Cavanash also
ran, Ms,,hsch Jos, rider s,,.-,
cap three year Folds ami upward, $500
added, -iN furj"ngs -Fek"r % tMcAtcei.
iraf h,Ssi 81 r'Ir;H sE ,S%% ' rSco "Gn
show sa.Io. second Crose Bun. lO7 ,sehut-
lingerl; show siio: ,mrd. Time, g.
nG np, lns PS4I M N.o r Las" Mamie x
Fourth Race--Four- year-old- and mp
ward. selling PURGE $500 six furlongs
- So chow ',, sSo won nT'i in
initiation lo7 louder, place sisi show
81 20 second ORTIZ TIN. ,"i HariTins,oG,,'
Joe Finn. Aviator. Surprising. Maxim
choice, Iezail. Gold cap, Golden Castle and
Louise Travers also ran.
Firth Race-T~o.yel,r -olds purse $500
four and a half furlongs-roin Edward,
10 tMcCahey), strhsh, $50 Place s. 20
calteI, place $3.50, out 10 show, second
Ting "A Ling, 1905 (Amhrosel ont TO show,
third. Time. o:57 as. Lady Akin also
Sixth Race. Three year-olis ard up
word P.rs,% 500 Spe Ty NAV. e,I,ss *
place $3.50 show 1870, seconl; s,hnapps
oG sniqg snSw c sIiI. ,air1 Tlmn
High Tide sinFsong and 'Vlh- also ran
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Detailed Standing Of the Clubs.
TO-,iay's schedule

New York In Philadelphia,
Boston In Brooklyn
81 Louis In IfttsburG.
cincinnati In Chicago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-05

Brooklyn vs. Boston. $40 =, Md,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-05

Baseball, Washington Park, $3.50 r. NJ,
to-day. TIP Tops W, 81 Louis Fsda-,Adv,
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday R<~ulta.

Richmond, 10: Montreal, &.
Providence. :: Rochester. !.
StandlnR of the C1ubs.
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" pS,naii To day, $780, p. ". NYAmer.cans
".deiphis. Polo Grounds. Adm. Soc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-05
{ Richmond.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results,
q L1ui, Brooklyn train).
Pt'sburg Newark twet grounds.
Baltimore. 3 Chicago. 2.
Kansas city Buffalo tCold weather..
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To-day's schedule.
Al baltimore.
American Association.
AT ISDIANAPOLIS

II n, r.
ct'unhus 90. a . q o o . o q o. 10 /
Indianapolis 900 o 0 va 5 {.
baueri"---Curtls and Coleman. Schardt
wills and Blackburn.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-03
TO CENTER EFFORTS
 FOR MINE TAX BILL
 OE SENATE MEASURE

PHOENIN. Feb 2-The bin pro- viding for the assessment Of produc ing mines which last week passed tfe senate is now the one important topic of conversation in the house There seems little likelihood that the measure will be disposed Of until we'll towards the end Of the present week although an effort was made yesterday to suspend the rules and have the bin go directly to Che com mttee of the whole There are now two bills of like terms before the touse. one the above referred to bin which was passed by thc senate and the otrer the bin which earlier in the session was introduced in the house by Representative Graham Consid- crauon or the house bin win be dropper and the senate bin will be the one considered
 In discussing the bin tlis morn ing Representative Graham who is handling the same on the floor of the house expressed an opinion of what Be considered the strongest feature of the bill This was the provision relating to development work It was Mir. Graham's contention that it would greatly increase the demand for labor if there was no penalty to the mining companies for the carry ing on oi extensive development work. Wtere the output of the mine is taken as a basis for fixing a value for taxation purposes mining com panies would have no hesitation in carrying on elaborate development work which of course would mean ] labor. while on the other hand # the i increased employment for labor while on the other hand # the assess ment of mines was on a physical val . uatiou basis he contends mining com.
 paues would with reluctance extend their development work when one un
 desiratle result would be that the,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-03

would disclose taxable value on their property
 He called attention to the fact tfat iu the Bisbee Warren district should the development be cultailed by the larger operating companies fully hf ty per cent of the miners in the dis trict would be laid off, He is not aware. SO he stated. of what the at- titude of the mining companies is in this matter, but one of his principal objects in urging the enactment of the mine tax bill was to put the mat ter in such shape that the attitude Of the mining companies would be of little consequence if they wish to carry on development work on an eX- tensive scale under the terms of the mine tax bin they could do SO and not place themselves in position of paying a possible penalty through their having taken such a course.
 Many of the true friends of labor in the house take the same position as does representative Graham al- trough there are several active sup porters of labor measures who are opposing the bill but in such cases their connections are Vith an indus try other than mining
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-03
MARKETS
tBv L. j. oxerLock.l

BOSTON, Feb. 2,-Tne market was dull and irregular with only fractional net changes Steel Common opened l Is higher aud held steady through out the session closing with net gain of 34. None of the fundamental tal considerations upon which mar ket confidence has been based have changed by the passing Of the steel dividend, consequently we are in- Clined to look for a gradual upward trend. Copper shares were quiet and steady and in most instances un- changed from yesterday. Copper metal continues strong at l43-4 cents The copper mines of the country are now beginning to increase their out. put. It win be some time before this new copper reaches the refineries and the market will then be given a good test
 Chino output for December, 2S27- S91 pounds compared with 3,047691 is November and 4525.792 in Deoem. Der. 1913
 Paine Webber x Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-03
OSBORN GRITICIzES
 ARIZONA AUTO LAWS
EXAMINATION FOR CHAUFFEUR LICENSES AMONG THE
 REFORMS SUGGESTED

PHOENIX, Feb. 2-That the pres eut law licensing chaufreurs results in no protection to the public and no benefit to the drivers is tie state ment of Secretary oI state Sidney P osborn, in his annual report in which he recommends that the prac. tice of erant.ng licenses Co chsuT relrs be aboIstea OF that au exsui- nation to.h practical and technica only qualifications chauffeur rust be provided Tor Che by lac law. The possess is the ability to pay the five dollar fee" says the secretary Of state in his annual report
 'It is mot required that he even te familiar with the primary priu- cples neces sary to the operation Of a machine The caauffeurs get noth- ing for their money and the public in general is n no way protected from ncompestept iGeticient sor careless drivers. The secrett ol state should be given power to revoke Q 1 chauffeur license for cause, and pro visions made Co enable the chauE .eur to have the matter determined by court of competent Jurisdiction '
 odihcatiou of the motor vehicle law to protect persons from the glare of powerful headlights is tile object oN another recommendation. The amend ment proposed is that alI headlights be frosted on tae upper half of the
 -lass in order 10 eliminate the dan ger caused by binding persons ap uroachins
 A reciprocal arrangement where bl Arizona motorists shall receiv,
 the same cousides atiou in othei states as is received by residents O.
 these states temporarily within Ari ona as recommended Under th, present law nonresdents temporarily
 within Arioua are exempt from pay ing the state license fee for a perio,
 of six months. But when an ArionaI
 goes 10 California his license is goo,
 only for three months The secro tary recommends that the law be re
 pealed and that 1t be provided that license issued by another state shal be good iu Ariona for the same lengti 1 of time that an Arizonaa license i good n that state. and no longer
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-03

Who's looney now" incurred MT Ground Hog yesterday as he stepped out to look at bis shadow and was sighted by reporter before he could scramble back into his hole
 Seeing that he had been caught and was likeIy to have his picture in the paper along with EWope's general and baseball eroes Mr. Hog grinned and became as talkative as a press agen,
 T guess Iu get credit for being some weatter prophet now, won't I2 Maybe the folks who have been call ing me a myth will change their tune when ttey get teir February gas bills. They thought l didn't know my busi- ness though was at it when the goose bone guy was wearing knick- erl 9ckers
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-03

ring and charge the soyernmenL for example, $62,5O a ton for galvau- ized iron as against S5875 in the open market Cot makers put t,elr prices mp l5 per cent when war was declared. A group of M P.s have promised an investigation into the actions of these trusts which have been formed in the various trades
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-03
ENGLISH CONTRACTORS ARE
 CHARGED WITH GRAPHING

LONDON Feb. D. Charges that army and navy contractors have sold to the government at higher figures ( an to private consumers will be pressed when the House of Commons re-assembles Feb. 9 It is aallleged that the manufacturers have formed
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-03

Oi course the best of u3 prophets miss 1t once m a wmle ! notice that tie government weather sharUs get their dates mixed sometimes they call if a flare back when they. fall down and they have a lot oI map and an army of clerks to help t.au For over a century I've just sueaked out of my hole on February and taken a peep around II l sec my shadow crawl back again, olter telling folks what sor, of weather Is to come for the next six weeks
 Whats tcat2 You want my pie ure? surest thing you know If makes me swell mp some to think that Pm going to drive the war pie tures from the front page"
 And Mir C. Hog ducked back into his hole
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
NOTICE.
Payment Of Water Rates.

In accordance with Ordinance No
60 of the City and County of Honolu'
In, all persons ho!dihS water priVi
leges under meter rates are hereby
notified that the water rates fur the
period ending March 81 1915. are due
and payable on the first day of Apil,
1915.
Upon failure to pay such water
rates within fifteen (l5l DAYS there
after an additional charge of ten 10l
per cent penalty and elk Co per cent
interest per annum viii! be made.
All privileges upon which rates re-
main unpaid on. May !, I9t5. will be
shut off forthwith -.--...-.
Rates are payable At the office of
the Treasurer of .Gpy AMI County of
Honolulu, Kapiolani building, Honolu-
IN, Hawaii.
s'sD. /. CONKI.ING,
Treasurer, City anil County of Ho,
nolulu. 6t1f-19t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
GIRL USES TIRE
TO RESCUE NAN
FROM DROWNING

-. s E r. g. 49, KS
Had 1t not been for thu, presence OF
mind of a, young woman William
Young of Jacksens Mills N. j., would
not be alive today. HI was saved
from drowning in a: pond near Cald.
we'll, N. J., by Miss Elsie Ditson OF
Paterson, N. J., who was driving her
automobile near the poLd when she
heard the mans. shouts fpr help.
Seeing that he had brsken through
the lee 20 feet from SHOE the young
woman ran back to the machine and
a spare tire, yhich was al
ready inflated and, taking, rope from
the tool box made it fasf. Then she
ran back to the pond ans, went as far
Jas she dared on the hin ice. She
threw the tire to You, g, and then
tiled the other end of the rope to the
Eautomobile. She started the car off
Slowly, hauling the man suit. ....~
! Miss Ditson aided the snivering man
Ito her automobile, then after wrap
ping an automobile robe around him.
drove with all speed to the home OF
her uncle, where Young Vas cared for,
The rescued man said ie had been
skating on the pond, He was the only
One there, and not knowing that there
were many air holes, has skated over
one Of these treaeherouy traps. The
lice for a radius of 20 fee Immediately
ebroke up. Young says bs was almost
ready to let go his hold on the cake
Hof ice he was clinging TO when Miss
#Ditson appeared.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
BY AUTHORITY.
81 - !7 ls1lsss5sias=sz1sz
NOTICE.
10 whom Il NAV eoncern:

To whom Il may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the Com
smfttee on Agriculture. Forestry, Pro
motion and Immigration Of the House
OF Representatives OF the Territory of
Hawaii, to which has been referred
Concurrent Resolution No 6. calling
for an Investigation into the matter Of
the price paid BY sugar mill corpora
tons TO farmers engaged IN the rails
ing Of sugar cane, viii hold public
meetings at the Executive building in
Honolulu on March 16, 10. % and &c,
1915, at 1880 p, m, for the purpose Of
proceeding with said Investigation.
All persons interested in this mat.
ter are invited TO be present at said
meetings, and all persons having any
information on the subject involved
may present same before the commit
tee, either in person, by representative
or by sworn statement.
d. p. r. ISENBERG,
Chairman on Committee Of Agricul-
ture. Forestry. Promotion and I'M
migration.
Honolulu, March II. 1915.
6110-13t
March IL, 13. l., 16. II, IS, 10. 20, %,
90. %, 25. 26.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
WANT A WAR MAP3

A. limited number of gar maps, Of
europe have been secIred by the
sStar-Bulletin and are offered to pat
IRONS Of this paper at the very reason.
able price Of Is cents, the order to
be accompanied by three coupons clip
ped from this, paper. Tie coupon Is
published in another column. This
map takes in all OF Eueope. and en-,
ab.es the reader to tollJw the actiy
titles of all the European warning forc
es. Remainder that the supply is lin.
tied. F'f.fT. - - t.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
Resolution No. "a.

Be it resolved by the Board, of Su.
.perVisors of the City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory of Hawai-, that
the sum OF Twelve Hundred and Fiji
ty ($1250.00) Dollars be and the same
is hereby appropriated ont of all mon
eys in the Permanent Improvement
Fund in the treasury Of the City and
County of Honolulu for an account
known as Purchase of Wheeling
Forced Feed Crusher."-
Introduced by ~
=. = -. CHAS. N. ARNOLD,
F.. Supervisor
Date of Introduction. March %, 1915.
At regular adjourned meeting held
by the Board of Supervisors of the
City and County of Honolulu, held
Tuesday, March 90, 1915. the forego-
ing Resolution was passed on First
Reading and ordered to print on the
following vote of said board: =.
Ayes AHA, Arnold, Hollinger, Ho-.
.ner, Larsen, Logan. Total s. -.
Noes: None. -. .
Absent and not voting: Quinn. Total
1. 80.
h E. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
6120-Mar. "a. %, 26.