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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-11-09
Work the D. A. r. can do in copying
Vital Records.
ICONCLUDED.l

We may now, before closing. ask ourselves
in what ways you, the members of the various
Chapters of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, throughout this State. might CO.
operate IN this work Of preserving her records.
and of bringing to them the share Of the pub
lie attention they deserve. Among ways
which suggest themselves are the following:
First. by taking an interest, as Chapter, in
the old books of your own city or town. Go to
the vault where they are kept See that they
are all there. 1t sometimes happens that old
books have been lost. stored in attics of town
halls or carried home by former town clerks.
Any such should be found. and returned to the
vault. If the books need reminding or repair
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FOR SALE

Two houses for sale: one on Condor
street and one on Northport avenue. Fol
particulars inquire at
AIT s MILLER STREET.
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A REMARKABLE
STATEMENT
Mrs. Sheldon Spent $1,000 for
Treatment Without Bene-
fit. FinallyMade Well by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound.

Englewood, III. -" lille going
through the Change of Life I suffered
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Eastern Steamship Lines.
ALL THE WAY BY WATER.
BANGOR LINE
Turbine Steel Steamships Bel.

Leave Belfast Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays 200 p. M. for Camden,
Rockland and Boston. Leave Belfast Tues
days, Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays at
7.30 a. m. for Searsport. Bucksport, Winterport
and Bangor.
Return: Leave India Wharf, Boston, Mon
days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at SEQ
p. m. Leave Bangor Mondays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at II GOA M for Bos-
ton and intermediate landings
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Pittsburgh

PITTsBURGH. Jan. 14.-The Win.
SSinsR Glass shares again demonstrated
fIiefrfpopularity on the local stock ex-
tShSnge yesterday, not only because
they were among the most active on
4iie list but in their movement they
1 Stifi presented the same strength,
~ iIcif has characterized them during
Il{ife transactions throughout this week.
|tIn tits group American Window Glass
Preferred was firmly held and COM
small amount Of 80 shares
sITiiichswas dealt In brought an advance
hi IN American Window Glass Ma
scffne common, the most active in this
tcia5sss at one time during the session.
tTose stof a.. which Is new high rec
.E0rd for this stock. However, IT later
.STeceded from this position to the e%-
font OF half dollar, but negotiated
3Sil the days transactions OF El0
filarea! a clear gain OF tx points. the
sDrefer IN this issue opened at an
ADVANCE OF 81, at 1874. and It maintain
"a this advantage throughout on safes
aEeTeEating 135 sharon.
ThegoilE and gas shares appeared %
80 SIM suffering from theS attack OF
sfarnation, witch seemingly overcame
herns q few days ago. Columbia cas-
and Eclectic in e movement wHlcll
aTtendetl 7nnlT within the narrow range
I IL a small fraction WAS fairly active.
mt NJ aSe and on falos Of 800 shares
+ Is f6lis an te 15sss Manufacturers
sJI3aht ashfl Heat was. equally trail IN
lis sustaining qualities and also loss
ts IN all fffaclo1 ;ls;t q small lot oil
tFaoples pipcage, which is exceeding
III closed hold In this market, al
ttaItcads TO 81. o gain Of one point. ne
former friends OF Pure Oh were eltneF
sstilf m hiding o. else they nave lor'
Snkef13 hair favoTttc., For q oriet mo- =;
Slent ,r9Se to. within a trsctlon ..
femadc ct 1s&, ct watch price 1t
8stosed
{ SToyS on sales OF 5000 shares
dropped on nlother 2 cents, and was
Ia 4 20
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spForAI. NoTICEs


hela Industrial Company. dated Do
eember j, 1905. and recorded In tho
CLERKS once OF the County Court OF
sad Marion County. West Etrstnta. IN
Trust Deed Book 10. u. Page 391.
and The holders Of the interest eon-
pons 10 said bonds b longing. whether.
thereto or detatehed there
from. and also the Tho lders OF the Sec
ond Mortgage Bonds issued by said
Monongahela industrial Company, Sc
cured by a trust deed on certain lands
OF said Company. msdes to said Mary
landiTrust Company, a Corporation, as
trustee, dated December 10. 1905, and
recorded in said Clerks onice, in
Trust Deed Book No. 81. Page 4a6:
and all holders OF the interest coupons
belonging thereto, whether attached,
thereto or detached therefrom. are
unknown, it is ordered that the said
Maryland Trust Company, a CORPORA
ton, trustee, and the said unknown
holders Of the First Mortgage Bonds
issued byssaid Monongahela Indus
trial Company, and the said holders
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New York

Nt5w YORK. Jan. forts to.
III The market out OF recent slough
~ Aggression by O concerted drive
InRafnBt the Increasing Short interest
m special stocks proved Eabortiye in.
v6St stdaysgf duh and professions mar.
.et. k fewSo the war order shares
nude sharp recoverles from low Sprtc-
e5 oG yesterday, partic ularly Cructble
9teol, which was helped by the COM
panyss favorable statement OF earn.
ln95 for December Another encourag-
mi development in that quarter was
tiS fepoftf that the Administration at
Washington had registered its opposi:
ton 10 any gislat don :aicmed at an
sn6bfaeos OF exports of munitions.
DurinE the mid-season the rise
ratherSd further impetus from de-
snnnd for higher.class rails, includ-
tfne NewYorkIC Central and some OF the
Hartdcs, as well as Chesapeake q
ehfo. New Haven and the Southern
f6up. Gains were largely, II not
holy wiped out In the final hour,
hen heavy selling of Mexican Issues
1as resumed. Mexican Petroleum
nj ds an extreme decline Of six points
pSli az 10 1888. The weakness OF
rs 101s. and American Smelling drop-
these shares was accompanied BY
many disquie sting reports dealing with
scohdi dons in the Southern Republic.
d.
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oil and Gas.

Late reports from various sections
of the West Virginia oil fields state
that the floods, occasioned by the re-
cent heavy rainfall have not done any
serious damage to oil properties ex-
cept in very few localities and then
only to wells located on lowlands.
Some OF the Eureka Pipe Line COM
pany's local pumping stations have
been forced to shut down but has not
interferred with any Of the trunk-line
stations. Weston, Lewis county, ana
Buckhannon, Upshur county, and resi-
dents in the Little Kanawha and West
Fork River valleys, have been the
heaviest sufferers, many having to
abandon their homes. Industrial
plants at Buckhannon and Weston are
under water.
In Union district, Clay county, West
Virginia, late competitions are rather
disappointing. 1t is Big Injun sand
territory and a single location from
a good producer is no indication that
another will follow! The Chalmers
OH & Gas company has had such ex-
perience on the ICs P. Samples farm.
When It drilled in It's No. 2 on this
farm nearly two months ago It pro-
'duced 120 barrels the first "a hours.
The same company has now completed
No. 8 on the same farm, located 700
feet west Of No. z and 1t is a gnsser
with an estimated capacity Of 100o,-
900 cubic feet day.
In the same district, when the Pub
lie OIL & Gas company drilled Its test
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spEcIAL NOTICES


Of the interest coupons 70 said bonds
beioneing, and tho said holders Of the
Second MnftEa9e Bonds issued by
said 1fonongnhela industrial Company
and the aid holders Of the Interest
Coupons belonging thereto dofappear
within one month nom the first pub
ilieation 6fS this order, In the Clerks
sOnicA of our Tat5 Circuit Court. at
Rules to be mold len therefor, and do
what Is Necessary to protect their in.
terests.
Is ordered that copy, OF this or:
der be published Sand posted as re.
asgen under m my hand this 9Th day
oftJanuary, 1915 =
sf an W. 81 BLACK. Clerk.
sEAB. Carskadons Counsel for Plain
tina. 81 Z
This order unpublished for the first
time. january 9TH, 1916, and to be pub.
i1iShed once eachl week for four con-
wv. 81 BLAoK, Clerk.
~ "a 1.7.14.21.2s.
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Jan. 14.-.Highest prices
vet ION, the 1915 crop were scored in
the wheat market yesterday, chiefly
because Of the cold wave: A reaction
followed, however, and the close was
unsettled at A@ss5to gE@'Bc5ne adj
vance, with May at $1.2sh@1.2SI
and Julyiat S1,21%@1.21&. Other lead
irg-staples, too, Sail showed gniis-
corn H9h tol4@Sc; oats 4 to%c'
and provisions 2A to 15c.
Top prices of the day in wheat
came shortly after the opening: The
severely cold weather had brought
about active buying, which was in
creased by predictions that the Arc
tic temperatures would continue for
several days, and would increase the
likelihood of extensive damage to the
winter crop.
Corn, like wheat, touched new
high price level for the 1915 crop.
Reports wsre received that drought
had injured the Argentine crop 20 per
cent. Cold tended further to lift the
market. Oats trade broadened con5i'
Gerably. Buyers seemsd disposed as
much as possible to give preference
10 oats instead OF corn, some dealers
taking the position that oats were rela-
lively Is CENTS too great discount.
Provisions responded to q spectac-
'ular advance in the hog market. Spo-
c;alists denied reports that cash pro-
vision sales we're the largest on re-
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Knox wanto 70 TO Eack.

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 14.-Thc fornaal
announcement of the candidacy of
Philander c. Knox for the United
states 3onarorship was made last
night. 1t struck popularsgchoEd
througnUnt the state, %1epdersHeye5s.
whero promptly announcing thatStlle
former Seer 4tary of State was their
ideal for candidate and that he
would have their undivided support in
the May election. Governor Brumbaugh
and his administration put the stamp
OF approval on the movement in an
UNQUALIFIED endorsement of Mr.. Knox,
and former Senator William Flynn.
now of the Progressive party. declared
the state was to be congratulated on
having a man OF the caliber of. MT.
Knox to put forward. Senator Pen
rose and his followers arc just as
heartily for Knox.
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Ammunition for europe

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Ammuni-
ton, not including dynamite, TO the
value OF Sl2I ,743,947, was shipped to
Europe from the United States during
the Is months ending october, 1913.
according to figures prepared by the
Department of Commerce presented
to the Senate today by Chairman
stone of the Foreign Relations Com
mittee. Shipments Of cartridges were
valued at S25,175,1s4; gun powder at
$25,972,s05; other explosives $685.
5s1 ,226, and firearms, $13,13,625.
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ORDER Ole PUBLICATION

state Of west virginia.,
At the January, 1916, Rules, held in
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court.
in and for the County Of Marion, and
State aforesaid, January 5. 1916. the
following order was entered:-E. b.
Carskadon, who sues on behalf of him:
self and all other lion; creditors of
Monongahela Industrial Company, a
corporation, Plaintiff, VS.. MononGahela
Industrial Company. corporation,
and others, defendants,-Chancery. ].
OBJECT OF SUIT
The object Of the above entitled suit
is to enforce certain Judgment
against the above named Monongahela
Industrial Company, rendered in favor
OF the plaintiff, by NJ. r. Musgrove,
Justice of Marion County, West Vtr-
ginia, on the 9th day OF November,
1915, for the sum Of S341.SS, principal,
and SITS costs, and to convene the
lien creditors Of the Monongahelas In.
dustrial Company, to ascertain the am
cunts thereof, to whom owing, their
,priorities, and to ascertain the lands
Of the said Monongahela Industrial
Company, the quantity, location and
value thereof, and to enforce the liens
existing thereon, and to obtain general
reliet,
AN affidavit having been made and
filed that Maryland Trust Company,
Corporation, Trustee, a defendant IN
the above styled suit, is q non-resi-
dent OF the State Of West Virginia,
and that the said unknown holders
Of the First Mortgage Bonds issued
BY said Monongahela Industrial Com
pany, secured by trust deed made by
said company to said Maryland Trust
Company, a Corporation. Trustee, COW
ering certain lands OF said Mononga'
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Little Brown Jug
Must s taY OFF IFIsiiln Ia.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan! ~
The Supreme Court Of Appeals! haste
fused an appeal asked ~ for ny Ine
Chesapeake & Ohio railway COMPANY
from an in junction Of the Circuit Cent
of Kanawha county which PROMPTS
the railroad company from permitting
passengers to carry labeled tntoxicantf
as personal baggage. Local scounsel tot
the railroad company does not bahevl
any further action will be taken by
this or any other "a lroad company III
this connection.
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sPEcIAL NOTICES
.oKpER % RUsLIcATloNII

State OF West Virginia:
AT the January, 1916, Rules held In
the Clerk Office of the Circuit Court,
in and for. the County OF Marion, and
State aforesaid, January 5, 1916, the
following order was made and enter
ed:-J. c. Duncan, Plaintiff, VS.. c. D.
Greenlee. and T. N. Barnsdall, De.
PENDANTS, Chancery:-
Object Of Suit 4
The object of the above entitle suit
Isl to obtain a decree cancelltng and
annulling a certain agreement made
between the plaintiff and the defend
ant, C. D. Greenlee, bearing date the
9th day of April, 1903, and OF record in
the Clerks Office of the County: Court
OF said Marion County, in Deeds Book
No. 100, page 80, and TO remove the
same as cloud upon the title OF the
plaintiff, to plaintiffs interest In the
oil and gas and mining rights, in and
to that certain tract Of land in Man.
nington District, Marion County, West
Virginia, containing go acres, more or
less, and fully described in said agree.
ment; and also TO declare null and
void, in so far as the same affects the
rights and interests of the plaintiff,
in and to the said oil and gas rights
and interests, of that certain decd
made by the defendant, G. D. Greenlee
to the defendant. T. N. Barnsdall, bear.
ing date the. 9th day of February,
1908, and Of record In said Clerks
Office, in Deed Book No. 156, page
102 and to have both of said irstTu.
ments set aside and declared void
as to the said plaintiff, and as cloud
upon the title Of said plaintiff, and
to obtain general relief.
An affidavit having been, and fled
that the said C, D. Grcenlee and T. N.
Barnsdail, tEa defendants named in
the. above styled suit. are non-Tesi.
dents oft<5 lac State of West Virginia,
it is ordesc.7 Gr.St4Hhe said C. D. Green.
lee and q. ~. Barnsdall do appear
WITHIN o1o month from the first pub
lIcatirur S;I this order. in the Clerks
Office &c ou5 said Circuit Court. at
Rules to be holden tliel sfor, and do
what Is necessary TO protect their
interests.
IL Is ordered that o copy OF this or.
der ke published aad posted as re-
quifed by law.
Given under, my hand this. 9Th day
:. .s.'14s' s ". S. Bbask,
]. "A. MEREDITH.
n Counsel fcr Nlaintiff.
This order Il subllEt,ad fo- the first
time January 8 ~ 2 91eAnd to be pub.
Iistied onco each week for four. con-
ssSa' " W. S. BLACK,
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CIV Aeka Postpenement

CHARLESTON, VIVA, Jan. IA
The city of Huntington today asked
the Public Service Commission to In
definitely postpone its case against
the Huntington Water company
against which It has been proceeding
to bring about reduction of rates and
the extension OF mains. The illness OF
the city'ss attorney was given as the
cause for the request.
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HInhInnd Eaxora MeraIna.

CLARKsBURG, W. Va, Jan. A..
Virgil L. Highland, Of this city, Re.
publican national executive committee
man for West Virginia, declares him.
self in the following words regarding
his position on the tentative olive
branch !proffered by the Progressive
national executive committee IN CHI
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cago: II am heartily in favor of the
support OF any measure, that VIII
bring union between the Republicans
and progfessives 50 long rs such
measures are not revolt tionasy 70 Re
publican princtp1es:s
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onsthet 3. NJ Aiaynor farm tbrongh the
Big InJun sand re got q Light gRsser.
The Goshorns Oil company isk drilling
another test on the Goshorn tract:
In the Big 5lnjun sand deyelopment
in Clay district the gas companies are
very active In developmen work The
Hope Natural Gas companyEdr drilled It's
second test on the osa NJ. Tenant
farm through the Big 1njun sand and
secured o 10.barrel bumper. In the
same locality the same company com
pleted q test on the Price heirs farm
and has fair gasser. The same com
pany's test on the William Price farm
Is due in the sand.
- The Pentress Gas company is drill:
ing tests on the Michael Wright and
osa NJ. Tennapt far1us and has rigs
completed for tests ton{the WI. Clark
and Simon johnson farms. The Car
negAe Natural Gas company aud the
West sVirginIaF e Pittsburgh Gas COM
pany are drilling atnutnb Ter OF tests in
the same district In all there are
about 20 wells drilling. and rigs up IN
the district.
The Oil Market
Pennsylvania ........i.... ........ Sz:5 20
Indiana .............t...,.. ~, ,ys !'s9
Illinois .......... ..,.:: u !-o
Kansas ..!..... "a: y! !;60 y
nm z.L-z- .sEl... Y 80 -. go
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING sss VIII SSsss
HELP wANTED-MALE

wANTED-As good all around black:
smith and horseshoer for railroad
construction work. Wages 80 cents
per hour. Apply at office two miles
up Helen Run from Worthington. a
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Baltimore

/ Fnrnisfed by w. w. Lanahan &
EE5o:. Main floor Calvert building, Bal
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Representative o; $500: c:-pital,
istaC:so 'a..H3;aat ArTagre0 a. sn!s icouE,
try to$gessmids3:cr 'contra:1Ss:s.- - build
ing extensive. tYansnunitin!aj kaStortes
in Russia.
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s0ssharess Cogde com 80. l145t
219 Shares Day Chem en- b. 20
go Shares HousE OIL spfd ~: 81;
70 ShareatM q M Bank .ys.. 70 e
Z IL Shares Nat Elk Bank 146
st sss SsShares Ed ~ Dep ..... 81 I
1 15nSy fSityS4s Isl Z 3 ii l9sK
500 City As. u 961s s 80: 9SA
5000 B1lkhorn Fuel SIS $3.50. 9sh
s 5000 4Elkhorn Fuel SIS 9S1s
1000 Elkhorn Fuel s. 9SsS
5000 Elkhorn Fuel 1873 9s
1000 It'd Rys rs (. -. !. SS1z
5 5000 Elkhorns Fuel 5s 10U4t
S 500 EIkhorn Fuel 5s .:..:.. l00h
$4,000 NJ 81 NJ IS (. q. K. .;..:.... BIB
5 5000 a O Il Con 4ss:.Ss....... 92s
! 1000 Ga Car & Nor s. j. =. -. 103
S 1000aMd Elec Rys s. :.-...,...i BIS
1877 Shares iDav, Chem scm2 20
go Shares Dav Chem en-. 69N
423 Shares Dav Chem en-. 20
so Shares Dav Chem en-: 69N
100 Shares Dav Chem en-. 69N
825 Shares M & N Bank 80. %
no Shares It'd Rys en- 80. 26A
80 Shares Hous OIL pfd -. 81
100 Shares Sap Ref com 80. 81
100 Shares Cosden com 14ss
5 Shares Cosden com 800. 10
100 Shares Way OIL CON-.
1915 Shares Way OIL com -. 4B
s Shares Poole e "a. MOO. las
10 Shares Consol, Coal -, 102
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FINANCE, OIL, Gas. AND PRODUCE

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~ WANTED.

WANTED
W1NTEb11ESSp fle6sed parry to
take charge Of large boarding house.
References required. Apply to Q: H..
Hughes Supt. Federal Coal & Coke
company GEapt ToMn, w. Va
1:148t
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J HOUSES FOR RENT 4

dUUbG9. p Ub 3t3N
FOR RENT-4.room house corner
Guffey streets Apply 20S Arcni
street. a1-1a.et ,NoS6sSl
FOR RENT-sIx.roomF house NEWtthi
bath, Ohio avenue. Brooks 9. Hutton
no a. iIoa l12.2a.2Rt No. l66A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-11
Movement of Pershing South
ward Daily Lengthens Line Of
Communication With Border
PURSUIT OF VILLISTAS
LEADS INTO BAD LANDS
Bandit Apparently Intends To
Put Big Mapimi Desert Be-
tween Himself and Yankees
Associated Press by Federal wirelsss)

Associated Press by Federal wireless)
WASHINGTON, April lO.--The pro-
blen Of getting supplies to the troops
under General Pershing is becoming
alarming. The line of communication
is now more than four hundred miles
long, and growing longer with the pass,
age of each day, as the American force
moves southwark after the fleeing
bandit leader villa and his men.
The granting of the American request
for permission to make use of Mexican
railroads for the shipment of supplies
would 90 far toward relieving the stu
alton, but so far there is no indication
that Carranza intends acting upon the
request.
Objections Are impeachment
II has been suggested here that the
base at Columbus, New Mexico, be
shifted and moved farther to the south,
so as to shorten the line as much as
possible, but this is regarded as of
doubtful practicability, as 1t is open TO
the same objections on the part of the
Constitutionalist government as tlNgc
which are standing in the way of Ameri-
can use of the. railroads.
During the last twenty.four hours
there has been little information from
General Pershing, regarding the devel.
Opment of his campaign after Villa. 1t
is understood here that Pershing has
himself gone. to the extreme front and
is pushing forward south Of Satevo as
fast as possible.
Troops Moving Southwark
The position of the various columns
operating in MBxic0 has not been pub
lished by General Funston, but it is
known that Colonel Dodd and Colonel
Brown are advancing south of Satevo
with all possible speed and their ar
rival at Parral is expected to be re.
ported at any time.
Dispatches from TorreOn, Mexico,
say that SaHutor Reyes, with a large
band of robbers is heading north to
join Villa, wbp is.now reported to be
midway between TorreOn anV Parral.
Desert May, Block Americans
Military officials here are of the opin-
ion that the willy bandit leader is
claiming to strike toward the Sierra
Mojada, and thus force his pursuers
TO, attempt the dreaded crossing of the
ilrfsmed Map;mi desert, where the diff.
6cul les are almost insurmountable, ow.
ing to the total lack of water, and the
practical impOssibility of moving sup
plies Across the broken sandy waste.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-11

O. "A. ID.
.ss We. will do. what II. fair. We will
aive the homeeteadars q price Cor their
cane that viii enable them TO live, We
want no trouble with Colonel Spalding,
and, we only want TO enter into fair
connpetition with, him, rs the Governor
requested We, should do, We viii not
enter into apy share Increment with
GolqHel Spalding, nor agree to divide
up The honesteaders between US. ~
Mr.. Isenberg IL insistent upon the
fact that the Governor is, wholly wrong
in stating that he, Isenberg. ever trR
ilueed or abused Colonel sbalding at
any time or at any place. Colonel
Spalding and l have always, enjoyed
the, most pleasant social relations,'' he
said, "!'and, 1 never abused him to tho
'Goyernor nor to anyone else.
M When the Governor s. party landed at
Nawiliwili on. Friday morning it was
mst by Col. +. II. w. Broadbent, Lieut..
Col. L. D. Timmons and DOCTOR Frank
l., Putnam, who had autos waiting TO
take the party TO Waimea.
Mcfryde In yisttod
On ,his tr;n ,yhi.b ,ooL nm oil dov