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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-30

Smith & Cowan 40 acres land
tax and cost FIT ::
Smathers and Price IS acres !
land tax cost 6.23 ;
John H. Smith 10 acres land
tax and cost PA
Jason Pruitt so acres land tax
and cost 1858
SAVANNAH TOWNSHIP
W. H. Buchanan heirs 264
acres land tax and cost $40
Adelaide Gribble AZ acres land
tax and cost '3.44
Johnson & Presley rs acres
land tax and cost 3,15
SCOTS CREEK TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Marian Altman Is acres
land tax and cost 4.69
S. H. Bryson heirs 40 acres land
tax and cost 44O
Balsam Hotel Co 26 acres land
tax and cost 1910
W. M. Bryson lot tax and
cost 1896
Mrs. A. F. Dock 1 lot tax and
cost 47.36
John. Ensley hi irs so acres land
tax and cost 2O8
Lafayette Fisher so acres land
tax and cost 952
Jas. Ferguson 1882 acres land
tax and cost 1874
Cora E. and j. D. Henry IL
acres land tax and cost 2.76
Jones & Council 100 acres land
tax and cost 1910
| D. A. Mathis IS acres land tax
and cost 9.72
w. P. Metcalf 56 acres land tax
and cost AA0
}. Z. Norman l lot tax and
cost 2.64
W. E. Patterson 28 acres land
tax and cost 14.7C
). l.. Snider lot tax and cost 800
). {. Richards one lot tax and
, cost 6.9:
}. c. Travis lot tax and cost 100:
Mrs. v. H. Wigs $50 acres
land tax and cost 226!
Mrs. M. c. Dills 8 acres land I.
tax and cost "a!
4 Mrs. Curtis Stiles 2 acres land
tax and cost 81,
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-30
Land Sale For De-
linquent Taxes
For The Year 1914

BY virtue Of the Tax List in my hands
tor the year 1914 and Of the Statute Of
Che State Of North G .rolina have
this day levied upon aud will, at noon
On the first Monday IN May 1916 expose
for sale. the following described lands
4or delinquent taxes and costs as follows
BANKERS CREEK TOWNSHIP
Bob Greenwood & Co. 7OOO acres
timber lands tax and cost SOB 20
Sam Dills, Is acres land tax and
costs 6.45
James Jones acres land tax and
costs 6,25
Charley Lewis 1G acres land tax
and costs 7.8G
C. w. Monteith one lot tax and
Gusts 6 sc
Asaac Oele 25 acres land tax and
costs 9 4$
gen Wikle AS acres land tax and
costs 81:
CASHIERS TOWNSHIP
j. H. Alley Heirs Is acres land
tax and costs 2.5
A c. Bumsarner 100 acres land
q. w: Mccall lands )taK and cost Go
d B. Bryson heirs $50 acres land
tax and costs 85
Patton Crisp 80 acres land tax and
cost 81
M. M. Calhoun 10 acres land tax
and costs aSA. 60
Iawcen Mccall Is acres land tax
and costs ri
G. w Mccall 200 acres land tax
and costs 1O.s
w. l.. Mccall 900 acres land tax
aud cost =" ga = TO-;
ALBERT Rotts $50 acres land tax and
R c. Puryear So acres land tax
and cost g..
II. T. Piefson> 100 acres land tax
and costss,ui}ss} S>',. 6.
Thompsontheiss 100 acres land tax
aud costsy ;,sy g..
w. +. Wllson agent 50 acres land
tax and coste"t '.7 Z.
.Chas. II! aNilsenone lot, taK and
'odsts ass>sssf3 so $50. 3
II. S ssWhisoaase acres land tax
suA,CoStst><. trsse G.
@. G.. Grimshaw GA acres land
TAX And o0oes 4S
.GnAy. Lloyd. Sc Norwood 800
acecs land tax and costs 40
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-30
HAMBURG TOWNSHIP
Panl t'ugitt 50 acres lanu tax and
costs
CULLOWHEE TOWNSHIP

CUlAON HEE ICWNSdlP cost
F. P Brysor 16 acres land tex and X Bryson
costs 7a1
s. Bryson heirs mineral int t. N. 81, 50
and 943 a~d cos
Chicago Mica Co. mineral inter + o'ilns l40 acres
aud costs $40 and cost
S. e. Fulbr;pl, | acre las.i AK Franks acres
and 1914
Painter heirs 20 acres land lax and Fzzel & (Frzze
3Ol land and cost
Johnson heirs 1880 S. M Hedden so acles
and sud
). NJ, Long 46 land W. VI johnson $40 acres
$50
heirs mineral interests tax Errnstine Keener
and $3.50 tax
G. T. Hampton lot tax Co., Mcclure 275
1914 aud cost
Joe browd (cos72 Geo
and $40
Cullowhee Mining aodR Red M V aud G. G Wiggn
1900 acres land tax and 2646 land aud
| UANEx PORK TOWNSHIP " Wilson III acres
| L. NJ. ttoper 80 LAND ano cost
! and costs 81 J II White "a lau
J, M. Rogers acres land tax and cost
costs 1885 MOUNTAIN TC
costs ''Do 'AA '' a. Reynolds Lumber Co
CANADA 4OwNsn P land tax and cost
T J. Dawes 50 acres land tax a.d OUALLA To-
costs 40 Hans!ey Bradley 20
tax and costs ooe tax and cost
E. C.Mathis 60 acres land tax and j. NJ. Jordan 80
;, 1902 and cost
DlLLsBoko TOWNSHIP Mrs Mole Martin 81
A. j. 9.29 fax and cost
margaret rankin ~ acres lano T. w. Mclaughlin &c
1893
L. nj Lewis lots and Is 20 toA anu coo'
J. S. McMahan 100 land - L. queen 0UU dCIt
7S5I cost
s w. A. McMahan Is acres land c. E. Rogers 3 acres
| 4.36 ood ooe+
una ~ oat9 40 '''se 1924 JAS R. Thomas 500
q Robt. Gibbs (col) lot tax and tdA dAu coSt IL:
: costs $50 j. H. league ITO ael
3 GREENS CREEK TOWNSHIP and cost
&C. 8. Buchanan heirs 80 r. H Wood one
u land aud costs 2.54 coe+
Mrs. L A. Bradley 1919 acres land ~. rn a. ),
}O and cost 8.6S 1900 ~ ~ :
Tolyiu Hall land and CoSt
V cost s17 RIVER TOW
J S: hcsahan % acres land tax W. H. Bryson he'll
. ana 90 COS: :',...za 800 land tax and G
% and cost 40 D. G. Bryson heirs
mrs. Ann Chlldsrs 10 acres land tax and cost
70 tax and cost ISL J. F. Bear acres i
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-04-30
SYLVIA TOWNSHIP

OI Iva lOW NSEiiP
John Bryson l lot tax and cost 7.SS
Mrs. Caroline Bryson lot tax
and cost 4.34
J. c. Buchanan | lot tax and
cost 97s
Collins & Ashe 1 lot tax and
cost 1892
Mrs. Elvira billiard / lot tax
and cost 1913
Jas. Fox 1 lot tax and cost 519
Geo. L. Painter 1 lot tax and
cost 6ot
Jas. Robinson / lot tax and
cost sgt
Lafayette Weaver s acres land
tax and cost 1886
j. R. Wilks IL acres land tax
and cost 2.59
Howard Wyatt 20 acres land
tax and cost $40
Z. A. Jamison / lot tax and
cost M Sly
Mrs. W. II. I. billiard lot tax
and cost 3.45
N. c. Paris lot tax and cost 5.l4
Mrs. Sallie Reed / lot tax and
cost 42O
c.. P. billiard lot tax and
cost 2.58
Joseph Babb Heirs (CoD 20
acres land tax and cost 25
I. c. Davis lCol) 7 acres land
tax and cost $40
Jim Shepherd (col.) one lot
tax and cost 3.o
WEBSTER TOWNSHIP
J. w. Frady go acres land
tax and cost s14,&
e. G. Hughes Heirs Is acres !.
land tax and cost 245
Mrs. Elvira Monteith 80 acres
land tax and cost 3-90
C. C. Moore 20 acres land
tax anC cost o''0
Mrs. J. W Terrill | lot "a
tax and cost Il 70
Penn Kaclin Co. Is acres Land
tax and cost 6.4
J Arthur Mcdowell (Col) IL %
acres land tax and cost o.aV
Tom Moore (Col) IA acres land =
tax and cost 5f0
All of which / will expose lo
} sale for cash for the nonpaynesno'
of taxes. on the 3rd day of n y ~
, Is. at IL o'clock M at the Coui'
House door in SYLVIA n. c.
J.W. Buchanan
81 Sheriff and Tax Collector ~
Jackson County, State Of Nor'~
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-11

Cook, w. T., in SEX sen. com
mencing at the intersection Of
line sEN sen and n; line .I;. 2; &
r r; G. along 5ash' said Of WY ihss'i iins io7s IT,
n. 495 it to Canal St. easterly
along Canal St. 1875 #. S. ss5
Cooper. as 70 MRS. MIS- NJ. j.. und. Il N. 40 IT.
cooper. rSps Mis- Mrs. NJ. III III ana s.
Copper Boy Co., Copper Boy Lode.
Coppis, Geo. ..2s. 2s. :
Craig. j. M; y.....-..............1
CraW. a clara NJ. in NEA sEK, beg.
,Sspcs - rods = n 4S Sf reSs, sM S sor Tods E w "a
streets and difches: 90.
craw; Nj Minnie of r. sW N SGA sar NEx e. seq eeE
thence E. 40 rods, n. 4 rods. w. 40
rods, S. rods to beg, except
streets and ditches =:
Eh SwK, SEA NWk.......,,s.
Davis, Alberta x. ...1S, j
Davis. Alberta K......-.......--
Davis. Geo. impts. on Public Lands.
Davis. Mrs. Laura. lot tCoal Creek
Davis, Mrs. Mary
Di Biasco. Cesidio. lot 5 tCoai Creek
Decker. sydney II
Del puca,. Anton. tract 13s:.::..;s;.
Del Vocchio, Pasquale, tracts 1s3
and 1876 (Rockvale) ..:...
Dickerson. d. E.. Est. .NWh NV
Di Simons, James, Impts. on SEX
Dismore, Ray. Impts. on Public Land !:
Dodds, ID. d. M NWA SEA Me-
Dooley, Mrs. Carrie T.. M Ma
NEA SEA I;
Doran, F. J...............W VIZ Sc
Dryden. Robt. ...-...........:...
Duckett, J. NJ. Sc
Duckett j. NJ. Ny NE
Duey. Albert f.. Tellurium Lode. NJ.
L. 1888 ........-...:.... .....:....;
Durand. w. .Eh NEh s"
Durant, Belle. I
burning, y. .26, e, Z
burning, y. C.............. 20. II,
Burning. ". C..........7 and WI
burning, N C.........Eh g., WV
Dye. c. r c. ...1 and
Dye, c. r. c., .;:;.;..;..;;; -;
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Name OF owner.

Part of Section or Lot
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70 +" Az 1880 1856.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-11

coburn. NJ, b. und; y NEA swH
Coburn, NJ b. und. y NY SEA SW
coburn. NJ; b.. und y Wa SEA-
cab@rn S% 4 N. II" E.. und. u swM NwA
cobTrn. a% 4 NJ. B.. und. y WI sWN sW
Coburn' Cb NJ B...Ek sWE SEX NV
Coilasucco, Carmelia, Imps. Swh
NWA (williamsburg). .;:....;.;
Collins, VIM. lis. 10 in Tract "A
Collins, VIM. H ~, ~,
Colorado 10 -Masss chusetts Mining Co,
Chauncey, Nellie BLY,. Dalton and
coinmsia St1nBh'0Gn Grude Oil Co. WI NwA
NWS SS,a sWS Msry E..............' E.............
Columbia. J. :,
GSIn%eiai GSmPsi W. j. p. Ll lot i. siE;R sswsA.
Cone, j. j. Est. IS It on Macon
Ave. by 120 IT. on N. sth st. in
Sc. cor.
Conrado, Chas. .SEH NEA NE
Conrado' John, Est. .NWH NEA NE
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Dye, c. r. C.;-.,;.;;::;;.;,.;,:;; -;
lying s2;4s IT. f. OF w. line Of
EasterwSSd. saia lSs f. K...sE& sen NV
Easton. Robert ..,............1 and
Esssi EssSa, D H. La T. ana u. c.. in sES ~
through Blk. 3. A. & v. Macon's
Add. 51e TT. southeriy from Vine
to beg. Of this tract. thence s. 80
mir. e. % ii: to chapson & Had
!ss SSln. 'is''s g %sse. dss i@s & sre$ n
deg. w. l7S It. TO beg, reserva-
ton for ditch and pipe line.
ETiekson; c, va Victor Lode. part
EsseTt. F. II. and Hester..T. s. ..
Everett. Ernest L.. L................:
Eabrizio. Anton. .;.:...';;; :.
Faris. Susan r. and Carl ". Nwk
NWH NwH, VIZ NEK NwA
Farmers Mm \ Land Co. HEK sen. e1-
al sW' cor. swA swk, thence i.
80 rods. f. - rods, 8. 20 rods, ".
n. Of sw. cor. Sec 81. thence i.
ais CHI. N. 2.se ch.. w. a.75 ch.. g.
2.ee ch. TO beginning. :.:..:.:..
Fink. MaIgaretta .......-.i 70 10 inc
Fiorence FioreS; Sta State Bank und. Il in sEs'H
NEA. beg. 473.s IT. 8: Of NE. cor.
sse ssS Il, H. \ shesss sss IS = ste tt is e So "
Flo2ence G SsssaB state Bank ujnd. Il in 'NliwvHI
SwH;i beg AZ 47s;s e. sss 8 Of wv; cor. coz
$50 IT,. N. $40 is IT. w. $50 II. to
beginning ................-.
NEH. beg. at the NE. cor. SEX
IT.. N II deg. 80 min. f. ii05 8 IT..
NJ 200 It. to beginning. .........
Florence State Bank.
F'sasnes Fss,e. Ms s.a!s !sa bsR. S Nw as iaMA
NWk. thence ". 40 rods. y. II
rods. s; 40 rods. W; Il ROD. TO
Fortuna Investment Co
Foster. Foster. Marion J....-.-.....Eh Ne
Eos,sr. Eos,e. Marion MarS vsri vssri....'ss;ndi and vi
e75 II. w. Of sE. cor NEA sEZ,
thence N: 80 deg. rs min... w. 3o3.3
IT,. at right angles northeasteriy
IT, ses n e. Gas aer e fs MIN ~ NV w. Isl $50 x. Il.
teriy along 2. line HiiIiers to sw.
cor. III = SE ~ r.. c4b ". 10 DeK
Friend, Leslie II. .EWh Nwk NV
Fuller. CLAYTON G, in wa sEh, beg.
r. 40 rods, e. 4s rods, w. 40 rods,
N. 4S rods to beg. Surface only. :.
FurloD. Joseph. 81 al. IN sen sEH,
beg 40 rods W. OF SE. cor. SEX
SEK, thence N. 40 rods. +. rods,
8. 40 rods. W. 4 rods to beg. Sur
cams. .hes %iiion Shiy G. and MaSie Rs in
SWH SWH and in SEX lying be-
tween the Arkansas river and p.
& A. v. II. r.. tsee b. is5. page
175) except tract sold to Leonard
Rosick OF 5.52 acres. tB. i42, mage
sss} and trsct seld to Benz.
cd,n. r iga M,,!ag nsgsc e lzs1 :5a M,s,n Il
Canister Placer CO.. McCourt Placer.
~ %n = s. Il +. oiisao. ~ .o.. ., Z.
GGenapsa GeTaesf sa~ ehss Fl ana sM Any SsN e. ss% W%
oasneii. m Ssa. w. S. i:s .i'af Of IL and
General Reel Estnte and invcstmcnt
: Co. Eiz sEE tWiliiamsburR) 49,.
Gioneiuio. Nick ....................
cDte-'ron. L. r.. in NEA NEK. beg.
thence s. o deg ~ min. y. ss5'i
r.. fhence Tc. t47 H., thence N.
der ~ min, w. 7f0 IT., thence a
20 deg. 81 min. ". 1i6,e II. to bew..
ceror. ercrnt 100 n. frnrt in Tract:
nnlh fCafninsn OonanN AAAN
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Delinquent Tax List
Taxes for 1914
LANDS AND TOWN LOTS AND CITY LOTS FOR TAXES.
TREAsURER's OFFICE.
STATE OF COLORADO.
County of Fremont.


WILL,
Of
SandI
sidewalks
shall
teres n
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Name of owner.
Part of Section or Lot
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pese,rIptIon q Property.

Name Of owner.
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I" 50 canon 70 ''n 1850 '''s
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Name of owner.

Part of Section or Lot
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-30
BIG FLOW OF WATER
IN EXCAVATION FOR
STAR BULLETlN HOME

: When laborers on the excavation be
ing made for the Queen street en-
trance of the new building being
erected for the Star Bulletin on
Queen street went TO work this morn
ing. they found four feet 81 water In
the big pit
Al fyc-inch centrifugal pump. attach.
ed to a Is horsepower. electric motor
and connected by pipes to the water,
soon had the surplus water rapidly
decreasing. The pump was put to
work at Z O'Clock. and by $50 the en-
tire force OF laborers was back at
work in the bottom of the pit
Water seepage is not new thing
to construction companies who work
in the lower end OF town That the
water comes down from the hills i
the general opinion. That 1t is brack-
ish and OF a muddy color is probably
due to the fact that it passes for a
considerable distance over a layer OF
coral.
Work on the Star-Bulletin building
is progressing nicely. according to the
Spalding Construction Company,
which has the contract. The big der
rick for the distribution of concrete
has been erected, and few more
days will see the work materially has
tened. 1t is the plan to have the
building completed in about four
months.
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SOLDIER CLAIMS
AUTO THAT HURT
HIM HURRIED ON
Robert WenzeI Says His Leg
Was Twisted and Broken
Until Bones Stick Out

Coming from opposite directions, al
| automobile bound from Haleiwa fol
Sehofield, and a motorcycle ridden b,
Robert WenZel, chief mechanic of Bat
I terry F, LIST Field Artillery, passed 81
close to each other that Wenzel's lef
foot and leg were struck and broker
by either the fender or the from
wheel of the automobile Saturday
Wenzel brought his machine to :
stop. The automobile continued or
its way, but another machine, driv
en- by j. c. Hedemann, accompanied b.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright and
Charles Lucas, picked up Wenzel anC
took him to Schofield Barracks hospi
tai. Wenzel said the machine direct
ly in 'front.' of the HedemanD car was
the one which struck him. Mr.. Hede
mann got the number of that car. 10
said II was automobile 2170, register
ed In the name Of s. Decker
Mr.. Decker says that his son drove
the car to Schofeld from Haleiwa Sat
urday. Albert Decker, the son, denies
having struck anyone. He says that
he noticed Wenzel pass him on the
motorcycle. He says that Wenzels
machine was wobbling and the driver
appeared to be trying to stop. Wenzel
says the machine crowded him to the
left side OF the road. Decker says
that he was driving on the extreme
right side of the road. Wenzel was
taken to the department hospital at
Fort Shafter this morning. He made
the following statement today:
THE machine that struck me was
being. driven at pretty fast clip in
the direction Of Schofield from Hale
iva. met the machine a few hun.
dred yards before it reached Kauko.
nahua gulch. The driver was talking
to the people in the back seat and ap-
parently did not see me when came
out of the gulch or hear my horn. He
was driving on the left of the road
and crowded me SO close to the edge
when he passed me that his front
wheel hub or front fender hit my left
foot
Il knew my leg was injured but did
no. know Ii was broken. was not
thrown out Of balance and did not
fall. Il shut OF the gasoline and look
ed down at my foot, which was turn.
ed around almost backwards with a
bone sticking out of my ankle. 1t
made me very faint and when | came
to a stop l fell over with my machine
on top Of me.
"a machine about 800 yards In rear
Of the one that struck me STOPPED and
kindly took me to the hospital at
Schofeld. I think they got the num-
Der Of tthe machine that crowded me
of the road, for after the races were
over they came around 10 the hospi-
tai to see me and told me they had
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SURPRISES HEARERS
BY TELLING WHO. ARE q.
s'PR0HlBITI0N CRANKS''

prohibition Cranks: Who Al
They and What Makes Them Crankyg'
was the subject of stirring address
delivered yesterday morning in the
First Methodist Episcopal church by
John w. Wadman, d. d., superintend-
emit of the AntiSaloon League.
DR.. Wadman surprised his audience
by the statement that prohibition
cranks are not the men who preach
prohibition from the palpits, nor the
women who wear w. C. T. u. badges.
and those who work for temperance.
He showed an entireiy different class
of people, who, he said, were prohibit
ton cranks.
I Among the list suggested by DR..
Wadman were the superintendents OF
the great railroad systems of America.
who keep careful watch in order to
discourage the use of liquor among
employees; the managers of great in
dustrial corporations; the standard
life insurance companies; the frater.
nal orders; the great nation of Russia,
which has driven out vodka; and last
the liquor dealers themselves, who do
not want employees that are victims of
the drink habit. -
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ing good health now and owe 1t all 70
your remedies. take pleasure IN tell
ing my friends and neighbors about
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No woman suffering from any form
of female troubles should lose hope UNI
I'll she has given Lydia E. Pinkham'e
Vegetable Compound fair trial.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
Ingredients Of which are derived
from native roots and herbs, has for
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bear willing testimony to the wonderful
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If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE COmp0undwilI help you, write
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vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by q woman,
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COPIES OF GOSPELS
TN MANY LANGUAGES
READY FOR SAIL RS

Printed in half a dozen languages,
especially for Oriental sailors, several
thousand copies of the Gospels Mat.
thew, Mark. Luke and John-are piled
up In the Office of the Seamen's Insti.
tdte in readiness for the winters
work
Practically every Oriental language
is represented in the pile of booklets.
Among the tongues in which they are
printed are Mandarin Chinese, Urdu
Tan Indian dialect used by Lascarsl.
Wenli. another Chinese dialect: Japa-
nese and numerous others.
New Testaments and tracts printed
in Japanese are also present in large
quantities, having been supplied to
the Seamen's Institute by the Homo
lulu branch of the American Bible
Society~The Japanese Mission. Japa-
nose Y. ny C. A. and Rev. Fukao,
have coopelated in supplying the
japanese tradls, so that religious work
among OricntN sailors here this win
ter win be alive.
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10
CONVENTION At
SEA ON PLANS
Charter Revision Body to Meet
Next Week But 0rganiza-
ton is Indefinite

Delegates to the coming charter re
vision convention are considerably al
sea as TO the arrangements for the
meetings. The Law does not specify =
time or place for the convention
other than that it meets the first Tues
day in September.
A number OF 4 legates have talked
over the plan of getting the use OF nne
OF the schoolhoases net too far from
the center of the city Otherwise il
will probably be necessary to hire 3
hall, and as it IS there arc no finds
for the conyention's usc. An attenp.
was made to secure the hall of repre-
sentatives in the capitol, bat IT wac
found that resolution passed hv .hc
legislature has set aside this hall for
5ublic reception at which the garer
nor presides. The senate chamber
often used for public GATHERINGS. IT.
now converted into the public works
department office, and the supervisors
assembly hall is entirely too su,als
The number of dei~@ates tt tho char
ter convention is So, and at some of
the sessions at least so are expected
to Ibe in attendance.
Several possibilities for chairman o.
the convention are being talked over.
W. o. Smith is one of those most gem
eraily favored. as he is veteran in
legislative matters and is held inf gen
eral respect. w. G.. Achi has ALREADY
declared his intention of nominating
Mr.. Smith. Former Supervisor M. C.
Pacheco is strongly favored by some
II is felt that it would Re good thing
to have a Democrat as chairman of
the convention, In order somewhat to
balance up the honors. as the major
ity Of delegates are Republicans. Sen
ator C. f. Ch;llingworth is also men
toned for chairman.
" &c n'-o,,'v n,,-lc,c-,. t',at tl,o ron.
.-entien viii - nrorec - r.rc', ';nsata
Sc-e-1l,- 5e;egrtcs ssre en'r
against any radical revision and
several do not wish the number of
elective offices reducsf Or the OTHER.
hand, there .sss.so1 and CROWN :
in favor Of the Short ball
lot" and some talk even of ADVOCATING
the citv manager ,plsfl ..,..,,,,yf u. 500,
While the law under which the cor
yention is called does not specify, any,
thing about its organization. Il Is
probable that the mayor will be as'.ef
to call the delegates, to order and ,rre.
side until Temporary chairman is Sc,
lected. si,3 -, t,isi
49, The convention hnNh has ne assilr
ance that funds viii be provided, but
the Supervisors are exreGted to appro
pirate $1,000 for its ilsf, ssese,.. S..
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The Pharmacopoeia has had nothing
to act directly upon renal tissues and
reduce albumenuria in Brights Dis
ease. Tyson on Bright's Disease, p.
1861 Hence, Basham's Mixture, a
mild diuretic tonic, has been given,
often with results in first stages. but
in chronic, forms with universal fail
Note the new approach. Instead Of
stimulating the kidneys. results are
now being had through mild infu-
sion acting directly upon and oppos.
ing granulation in the kidneys and
strengthening,the secreting renal cells.
AS a natural consequence albumen is
commonly absorbed and casts decline,
urinalysis having established the re-
suits in several thousand cases, many
involving dropsy, and some tapping.
Analytical results cannot be ques-
toned. The presence of albumen is q
PHYSICAL FACT and its disappear
ance is a FACT IN PHYSICS.
The new agent, Fulton's Renal Com
pound, is vegetable infusion (see
formula with bottle)s The motive be-
ing to oppose renal degeneration, the
heart agents, eliminants, ETC., given
by physicians do not conflict, being
continued IL necessary. So mild that
children take it. Thoroughly digested
and assimilated. At Honolulu Drug
Co., local agents. Literature mailed.
John ]. Fulton Co., SO First St, San
Francisco. Some analytical results
can usually be looked for the third
weekday.
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