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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06

Bias Kreu-e was fined $40 and court
costs in The court of Justice ot the Peace
II. j. Kirk this morning upon conviction Of
q charge 81 varrancv I'm violating the
liquor law. N charge pf Violating the Gig
arctic license law was also filed against
him. lie wa arrested yesterday after
noon by Sheriff ". r.. Naun and Deputy
sheriff II. II. Barnc- XII li- place NJ hn-i-
ness ou THE military road y short distance
beyond the city limits. Two casks of
beer were seized.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
$50 CHILDREN
ATTEND SCHOOL
CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS OPER The
SESSION WITH HEALTHY ATTEND
ENCE. 1T is ANNOUNCED.

Four hundred and twenty-five children
Of Brownsville started ID school Monday
upon the opening or the four Catholic
schools of this city. At the lncHruatc Word
convent, a school FOR girls only, it was an
noUnced that the opening day enrolment
numbered 100 pupils. The immaculate
Conception school, fur boys, opened with
an enrolment of iiliy thc San Francisco
dc Asis. for boy and girls. with POO, and
the Lady OF Guadalupe, tor boys and girls.
with seventy pupils.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06

subject 10 come before the regular meet
Ing Of the board "a city commissions at
it- regular meeting tomorrow afternoon.
~ .- understood. will be tue pending or-
d%inurcc fixing thc lnn' of " -alo.n dis
trict. In tie absence of Mayor :. 4.
Browne from the oity it viii hc nacc- -ary
f1r three mcmbc af TIKI council to agree
WY for onc tg refrain from voting in order
to make thc ordinance 4 law.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
Violated Sanitary Ordinance ISador

Sotero and Francisco Trcvino. both ar
rested yesterday upon complaints made
~ the city health department, were con
victed IN the corporation court this NOR
ming Of violating the sanitary ordinance hy
throwing filthy water upon the streets and
were fined each ~ and costs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06

III par~nip- are being cooked with NJ
roast joint thcy can he cooked underneath
thr mcat-trivet. This not only civcS this
vegetable q delicious flavor. but saves gas.
Potatoes can BE- done IN the same way.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06

Net Baker of MilIer-The Charles Ba-

Net Baker of miller-The Charles Ba-
ker who was tried il the corporation court
q Few days ago on a charge in connection
with the alleged violation of the liquor
laws. wa~ not the Charlie Baker. vino for
the past seven years has been employed
a. head porter 1T the Miller hotel Char
lie i known 70 thousands 81 travelling men
from MI sections OF the globe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
PyOClGni0

En- virtud dc IL dutoridad en-
mi puest6 \ por IN CGTtd Cons
tittucional dc IA ciuddd de
Brownsville. proclar1o que Ia
senidna que principle 81 MIer-
coles trcinta DC AgOsto y ter
nina ~ dia cinco he Septier1bre.
sea M de aseO para ld
ciudGd de Brownsville.
En- tOdos los sOlGres debe Inn
piarse las yerbGs. dcsechos y
orrds condolences insdnitarias-
Los dcsechos y yerbas dcben
colocarse en- los cGlleiones. de-
positdudolos en- cdIores o botes
para que los carros DE- la ciudad
pueddn recOIeTiOS.
Todos los Gl1ibcs y bdrrjles
dc aqua deben estGr cuhiertos
O echGrles petroleo Y los botes
que c%0rtengor dguds sucjas
dsbcn rdcJarse-
Inforrnes recibidos Dc III sec
cjo1 de sandal publica del Es-
tado. references a las condicio-
mes en- 81 Sur dc la RepublicG.
cxijen que los ciudadanos lie
Brownsville poRgcr sus finccs
en- las condolences mas aseadds
G,le les sea possible.
Sc pidc y sc anticipa la mas
perfecta cooperation de cadd
orno de casa EN- liz ciudad.
+. III. Williams.
Gsrrase Muaicipal
Agosto % dc 1916.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
PLUMBING WORK GUARANTEED.

know my business and do.the best work
NJ reasonable prices. Figure with me. J..
A. CARA, 304 Adams St., Phone 495-L12
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
Holds Mule And Horse-Dennty sheriff

Joe Longoria Is looking Tor the owner OF
q gray mule and q bay horse, both about
fifteen hands HIGH, which he recently
picked up ~ the vicinity w the Country
Club. The mule has the number p bran
ded on the left shoulder and the horse a
brand resembling the letter ~ on his 'sft
side.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
SEND US YOUR BABY CARRIAGES Il

be retired; We have a SPECIAL MA
CHINE for this purpose. Rio Gralde
Electric Co. -7llOtf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
WE'VE cor YOU SOLDIERS. when

comes to candies, fountain drinks. etc.
City Confectionery, between Dreamlaud
and Dittmau Theater~. 9-G-tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
VALLEY PEOPLE: Send your Type

writers, Bicycles. ETC.. to US for repairs.
We repair anything. We carry q complete
line Of bicycle supplies also Rio Grande
Electric Co. III t. f.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
Electrical, bicycle, automobile, tyre

writer, flashlights, telephone and telegraph
supplies and repairs. We repair anything
Flo Grande Electric Cot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Wk<TFT-Y0arr mfn over IS yrs. 10 ears
messages and learn the business. GDhl ~
pDrtnnsfy fDr bright boys Western lni"n
Telegraph O.. .
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06

We call for and deliver your fans for re-
pairs. Call Us. Rio Grande Electric 20.
-4-E-tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06

Many n girl has given up an casy ;oh
at a good salary for the cake Of workings
All the rest Of her Life for her board ~
clothes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03
he ALONE is GREAT.


/ like the man, whos faces what he
with step triumphant and heart of
cheer; -
MhbY lights the daily battle without
Sees his hopes falL yet Keeps, unfalter-
inc trust -
That God 'is Gods that somehow, true
and just kasae 8
Els plans work GIFT forHmortals; mot q
tear
Is shed when fortune, which the world
holds dear,
Falls from his grasp; better. with
love, q crust,
Than living IN dishonor;; envies not
Nor loses faith in man; but does his
best, -. II -
Nor ever murmurs at his humber lot.
But with . smile and words of hope
gives zest
To every toiler;; he alone Is great,
Who by; a life heroic conquers fate.
n Z. Sarah X Bolton
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03
SUGAR CROPS ON
HAWAII To FALL
fARBHON 1915
CONTINUED from page one,


mate OF this years crop from $4,000
tons to not over q, 900 tons. This Is
a reduction of about 5000 tons from
the bumper crop OF last year. Upon
the return Of Manager Eckart from q
six weeks visit to the mainland he
was asked by the agents Of the plan
tation TO make an estimate of the
crop Of Olaa for this year. Much of
their cane comes from individual
planters, IN, fact there are more than
q hundred such, and this necessarily
meant that time was required to re-
wise the estimate accurately. Manag-
eF Eckart came over from Hawaii
with bis report and a meeting of the
directors was Immediately called. Lat.
er statement was prepared and is
sued
The report shows that the planta-
ton fields of the company will yield
about % per cent less than In 1914
and the outside planters fields will
decrease about % per cent from the
crop Of two years ago.
In explanation of the delay in ar
irving at the new estimate the agents
of the company give the reason that
Manager Eekart was absent and the
number OF outside planters whose
crops must be investigated took ..
considerable time. The announcement
was made by the directors as soon
as they were themselves advised.
Higher prices received and now Of
fered for sugar tend to make I'D for
the smaller output, A. w T. Bottoms
ley stated. and at 81 cent sugar the.
company should have a. balance De-
cenabef 81 Of $500 600 after paying all
necessary expenses, dividends alone
excepted.
1t is noticed in regard to 0laa that
the outside planters are the ones who
suffered nsastly In reduced product;
and the plantation itself suf-
fered much less. The same is noted,
by all the other plantations on Ha-
wall.
While this years crop win be mate
rally less than last years for other
plantations than Olaa conditions dur.
inc 1915 and up to the present time,
this year have been and are such that
II IS expected that the 1917 crop will
be q record maker in the sugar indus
try OF the Islands, s
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TWO REGIMENTS
TO Be ORGANIZED
ONOAHU AT ONCE
ec0n.inued from page one,

Wssh;Rgtea p c. July 2, 1916.
Evans, Honolulu:
..E'ollonsng is personnel Of officers
new regiments IN your department:
18th Field Artillery; "a
Col Joan f. Mcaiahon elformerly
ists Field Artillery.
'.Lieut-eol. William S. Guignard
formerly 1st Field Artillery.
MAI Henry w lButner formerly
list Field Artillery.
sCapts. John w. KiIbreth, William
IS. Browning, Raymond s. Pratt, Sam.
Euel Frankenberger. Henry s.. XIII
bourne. Jr.. George III Paine, Harry
Pfiel, Herman Erlenkotter tall for.
merry 1st Field Artillery
First Leuts Clyde A. Selleck,
Robert G. r. Goefz fade. to Gen Ed
wardsl, Joseph Andrews. Harold G..
Vanderyeer, John N. Hauser. Joseph
q. DAILY.
"s2d infantry: ii
Col. Benz. w Atkinson formerly
I'd Infantry.
Lieut. col. Michael j. Lenihan (for.
merly I'd sInEantry1.
Lieut.-col. Francis e. Lacey, Mr..
formerly 1st inf, attached.
Majors Samuel p. Lyon formerly;
18th Inf.), Henry 2. Games formerly
2Sth Inf.), Rufus E.aLengan ffosmer-
~ 18th inf. 4 d
''Capts. Fred w. Pitts formerly LIST
Inf J, John D Burnett, james A. UIio,
Thomas H. Lowe. Walter 3. Rridgen,
Charles. G. sRankhead. Byard Sneed
Gan formerly fst inf John r. Rich.
ardson, Paul r. Manchester, Clyde B.
Abrah anl Gall formerly I'd INF. y, Lloyd
r. FredepdaH Uofmerly I'd Inf.l
Charles Al Meals. Robert P. Harbold.
5ohn R, Cofbly. George G. KaIcher.a
EigsI Lietts John r. Baxter, Hugh
b Keen. James n. Psais. Otis K.
Sadtler. William a. Mcculioch, Rufus
s. Brattof IAN formerly Isl Inf. j. Carl
L Cohen. Robert c. Calder, Douglass
T. Greene. Charles B. Lyman. Wood
fin c. 5opes can formeriR I'd Ipf-l..
Bernard 2. Lamb. Alfred. e. Sawkins.
Carl Spatz. Howard P; Milligan lall
formerly 25th Inf).
MCCAIN
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03
SPIRIT OF PATRIOTISM Will RULE
A1AA1|0R GREATEST HOLIDAY

/ 9Th grand display Of silver Magne-
6lum stars Multiple or repeating
bombshells: one and three-break
bombshells. burst in quick succession
end releasing smaller shells which al
20 break, displaying all the colors OF
the rainbevs Aerial ladder rocket
display: three four-pound rockets. re-
leasing double chains Of coloFed
lights. forming long, swinging ladders.
Mammoth battery display: composed
/ Of memmotb electric fireworks hat
terry, made specially BY the Eewton's
California Fireworks Company, and
giving an effect Of q giant electric
franfafn Rayonet toarbillions: TIRES
nammofh size tollrbillionE. forming
great umbrellas OF fire as they as
eend with revolving molten. Comet
bombshell; a huge 13l6-inch bomb
shell. releasing brilliant comets fall
ing blazing towards the earth. Search.
light rocket display; six mammoth
rockets with dazzling searchlight EFF
feets flashing across the sky Golden
poppy battery; . mammoth battery.
giving z display effect OF beautiful
golden poppies. The palmetto tree:
mammoth palmetto tree with brilliant
foliaae. I25 feet In height Floral
hotnhsheIj.-f m erfra iarca floral
bonlbshell. throwing forth q display
Of colored meteors and finallv nro-
iectinr to a ereaf HEIGHT q homhehall
,isDlayin6 eafifs,I f,ss.l affeSss
Spider. bombsbell iisnIav. two nam.
meth bomhsheIls burstine snto hnCe
.chirese spiders creeninrs a -.,S 81, sbs
tfy FIERY dragon b6m li :
large fiery .slraenn' .ho,nishsli7 foryn,ne
mythical, draeons .phich' helcs forth y,
flames Of brillianf Gre and streansl
81 kissing serpents NultipIe or re.
ptatinR bofnbshelk "a 1ne6 rs q inch
bombshell bursting three Times IN
quick succession into gorgeous bow
quets q fibRers. Screamer rocket
display; three fwO-p0und screan1er
rockets. emitting screaming noise,
terminating their flight with q display
q pIismatie stars. Willow tree rock
e display; three two-pound willow
tree rockets, displaying grand burst
q hanging golden spurs representing
me graceful branches Of the willow
tree Mammoth eeyser display; three
iplinpctp geySers, revolving rapidly
as lney ascend and bursting into
great torrents Of brilliant liquid fire.
Enslaid bomb. two emerald bomb
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03
Cooperation IN
Work Of Charity
Most Successful
Manager of Associated Chair
ties Tells of Results Obtain
ed in Striking Example

f. +, Brooks. manager OF the Asso-
ciated Charities, delights in telling
OF incidents that illustrate how well
the different social agencies in the
city work together. Yesterday he
had a new story.
"A Portuguese plantation hand
came here from Kauai with a sick
wife and four small children last
week. be said The woman was
committed to the insane asylum and
he was stranded here with the chill
dren. Those people heed their emo
tons first. you know. His wife was
sick and he was teld she must 90 TO
Honolulu He had steady work, but
he had no thought other than 10 conle
here with his wife. II was unfortun-
ate, but here he was and someone
had to takeAcare os him.
HE; went first to the Portuguese
consul From there he was referred
to the immigration station and then
10 US. A few hours after we heard of
the case we had guaranteed the room
rent OF the family and looked after
their food supply II we had waited
a few hours they would have been on
the street.
Then the worker to whom the case
had been assigned went to the Sal
walton Army home and arranged with
the superintendent for the care of the
youngest three children. Next she Sc
cured the aid Of the inspector Of inn
migration, who promised to keep the
father and 10-year-old son until work
could be secured for them. He Is
trying to place them on an Oahu plan
tation now, so they can be near the
wife and mother of the family. IL
he can't find work here for them he
viii try and secure the fathers job
In Kauai for him again.
sIn the, meantime the Salvation
Army is keeping three children, but
as soon as is..possihle the youngest,
8 months old, VIII have to be placed
elsewhere, as the home has no accom-
mOdations for babies, The father
says he viii pay for the keep Of all
of them so soon as he gets work. We
are paying the home for the ehildrenssl
keep now. ~
IS Preekss poiI4s to this case to Illus
trate the, many agencies that are
working togethsr-in this instance
the immigration station, the Portu-
gnese consul 1.-THE case has been re-
feTred to him 70 advice several times),
the insane asylum, the Salvation
Army and the Associated Charities.
Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03
HARVARD MEN HEAR
CRIMSON CT EW WON
IN BIG YALE RACE

Harvard won the tarsifg boat race
against Yale by two lengths, accord
ing 10 news received BY Harvard men
here in q roHndab0ht way Word Of
the result Of this big dual crew com,
test did not come in the regular news
DISPATCHES but Prof William Lyon
Phelps OF Yale who left for the. main
land last week, heard that Harvard
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03
CITY NAY OPERATE
ROCK QUARRY ITSELF

Moiliili quarry may be operated by
lne city during the coming six months.
The pr,ce OF rock IS said to be slated
for 2 raise and several At the super.
fisors are attempting to figure out
what the price Of rock IL Z city.operat-
ed QIiarry win Be.
sppfryisQr larsen. whose agitation
resulted u the closing Of the quarry
this spring. declares that the road de-
peI<neAt can produce it, own rock
chez per |th1n Il can buy II now and Is
preparing to:n1oIe that tie quarry be
again operated. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03
SUPPER AND MOVING
PICTURES AT \. IN. C. A.

I A get-together supper to commend.
rate the Fourth of July viii be held
at the !. n. c. Al this evening Tor
all departments in Cooke hall. Ten
cents viii be charged for the supper
and It isg expected d large number Of
boy and men will attere. Follows
Ing the supper three long moving pic
ture reels viii be. shown. 80
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03

Unnamed 81 Exposure . Sun, p1sf and W,ind
quickly relieved 6y Murine 5sr6 Re civ No
smartlnk iuet ne Crnfnrk A. your Dfuel7Hs
Or y mai. SOC - lottle. Eer Book q tie
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03

The supreme court ordered re-
argument of the minimum wage law
which has been pending in the court
for several. days.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03

W0IkS. Exercises aU0 4ece0-
finne Not oh4or,,onnn
Hone e' SReF' g W
= 3 a.
Dne n1nertl ma i0rty years ago 70
oH ns American people were await
news rum rAilaaeIpnla- w.
~. tnsn y gig come &c. me NAo.e
.tlon aLlre Win Is pefning ueciafa-
|t o. feeqoH
me hunoreq hnqk lely Eears ase
|esaay the nation ceienratea Win
N.. Ire4 apo ringing q bells the birth
q re American nation.
lsseat ne annlxeFfeIy q tne
.|'e more than lvo years ont past
fareeise OF the Paeiflc ane even
% ne tlippRlpes. Win pe ceie1rateo
Nth Dontlres ana ringing o. bells
~ Nth speefhes ana music and IRE
.||ks.
t|&N24'es q sCaPito' GROUNDS.
~ ttopolpiu the morning ceremo.
mes VIII pc held e. the capitol
<DQnds From until ~ O'Clock
z-.cert VIII pc rendered py the RIA
"||'an pana ana promptly - ~ tns
c|'.pPnies proper VIII pc opened
'.h the Invocation q g divine bless
tease = ~ Dols Mlr esl NJ
III essS KS 1esisrss,ar n, 81 = hide 5Is
20 q =. ~, ~ q f5 ~, 8. -
1850, -, 5.,;vss ~. ns1r5essc a.
49,. 81 49, 49, p s,.s -, 80 - cers.
1850. 80 .',fii -. $500 ,,,.'1.,Ss
q. =. I, & & ,,,,-,i -, ,..' tons III
s.t -. ..9s 80, $500 ',-,.,., -, ~
@>- 49,. ~ ..iIll 1920 .,,i -. e,,;11'
- ~ - -
- 80 q. .i--,si 5,,s,.5 ,.,;Ii
49,. - 4 & ,;,,,,s - ~, r<,,,,,.
-. 49,, - a..
+. ..,, ',,,'3 !. .,s - ~ III
- -, $500. - ~, go, 81,
~ - ~ ~, $500 49,. 49,
- ~ <6,s-<S,r.,.,, uf,i
~ - ,.,-.,.'-.s I, a., c..rcf;e1d
<'-es e ser5bsr an taka Mace On
q .s s,. s'smeae g 9 sha ssu..
~. 8. 1.s- ,,.,, r,se, e ffh1ef,c narIr
.r, g y. Z 3 "a o;clock,
|.- 41wriien Row;nr 1zeociation
Fl. ~ = "a al o:1iocf 81 ne morn.
AZ. 5000 ,,Sis;<,, man oriV ,ar.
= 49, = 49, 800 - 80 80 -
.,....
=. ~ ~. ~. =, 49,.
49,. 800. g : = Z, , ~ ~
t>'s &, IS ots 80 ksnes = ne
49, -. g a. And Arthur +: Dean
~. ~ ,<,rc;nsi s1ea1erss Mere
so .rs ,p,' '1e'Rs' 1 ssses seep essf
|00cer| I'd Infantry Band
.1Un a. the Republic.
n. I'd Infantry Band
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03

The known coal areas of the United
States cover about $4,000 square
miles. and there are about 100000
square miles more that are believed
to be underlain with marketable
coal. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03

National andsstate fel6b ties of the
Civil war attended ne golden jubilee
s1cHnpnent q the Chic G. A. 4. at
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03

by vote Of So to 81 the New York
assembly killed Assemblyman Whit
mans local option bill
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03

]. r. Freitas. owner. Kapahulu, ma
kai side Of Hebron street, 500 feet
Waikiki from Kapahnlu road Two
dwellings. J. r. Freitas builder and
architect. Estimated cpst. $4,000. 3
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03

DIR ". Z. SCHWALLIE. snperin.
tendent Of the territorial insane asy.
lum, is leaving On the Oceanic liner
Sonoma tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Sehwallie for San Franchises He viii
beson the mainland two months.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03

j B. McSWANSONs former editor
Of the Hawaii Herald Is now acting
assistant clerk in< the fourth circuit
court. OF Hiloa Court repoTtsris Miss
Ruth Quinns former stenographer for
Attorney. G.lF. Peterson of this city.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03

Board Of Industrial Schools, own.
ers. Location. Waikiki side Of Nuu-
anu street. 400 feet makai from
School street Detention home. J.,
Holmbere architect. I. H. Picano.
builder. Estimated cost. sl02s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-03

r.. Il Wilson, owner Location,
Waikiki-Ewa side of Beach Walk, cor
ner of Kalakaua avenue. Garage. X.
KekomotQ builderpi Estimated scost.
$3.50 I 80
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Bun DING PERMITS

Clara K.eK Lee oNnef. ~ Location,
Panoa road. rhakai side Of Puma lane.
Residence. Hong Pal, builder and
architect. Estimated cost $780,
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4FLY The FLAG ON THE 9Th"
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II 3. Walker. owner. Location,
Manoa valley. east side of vancou-
Yer highway. 100 feet mauka from
Kaalu street Garage and dwelling.
Y. 4. Char architect, Wong Wong,
builder. Estimated cost s214b. S
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-10-06
REPORT OF Police JURY Proceedings.

sheriff Stanley Boudreaux be paid
the sum Of $500 and that his en-
ployment be discontinued after Oc-
tober the 7th.
Moved by T. 4. Kimbrough
seconded by A. E. Calm that the pre-
sident appoint a committee with him
self as chairman to consider the
matter Of lights on automobiles and
report at the next regular meeting
Carried. The president appointed T.
B. Kimbrough and Sidney J. VOL
ford
The reading of the reports Of
Clerk Of Court, Sheriff and Tax
CollcAor and Treasurer were on
motio'i duly seconded dispensed with
and the report filed
The report OF f. l.. Saucl>r, Dem
onstrator Agent was read and on
motion of A +. Calm seconded by
Oscar BoudrcauX was ordercI filed.
\ bill Of $4,000 was presented
BY Nh Homer Htbert and on motion
Of r. + kmbrough seconded by A.
T. Calm 4 committee composed of
Arthur Olivier Gabriel Haydel and
L. \ Loustalot were appointed TO
Investigate thi+ matter and make
their recommendation 10 the Jury
at the next regular meeting
Moved By " y Gooeh seconded
by Arthur Olivier that warrant no.
1872 favor Of Miss Kate Gibbon
and heirs OF Charles Gibbon deecas
ed for S2G3lo and warrant 1920
favor Adolphe Matcrine for $i7.50
be cancelled as the parties in whose
favor they are drawn have been set
tied with by the Columbia Sugar Co
as per previous agreement with tn"
police jury.
Mr. John C. Pooiey Of c. C. Hart
sell & Co. of New Orleans. appeared
before the police jury in regard to
the heating apparatus at the jail.
On motion of T. e. Kimbrough
seconded by Sidney ! Wolford, it
was resolved that the Courthouse
committee be authorized to have the
necessary work done as soon as pos
sible and as cheaply as possible.
There being no further business be
fore the meeting on motion of Cab
riel Haydel seconded by T. \ Calm
and carried same adjourned