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For the week ending Julj 28 thegold bars tlfey did not csll thembricks in the assay olire oxebanged for gold coin amounted to S190

78017 This is a small figurecompared with what the office hasdone on a biiBy day Once six orseven yers ago when a large quan ¬

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of two genrral eizjs the 3TC00 sizefor bankers and the 150 siza forjewelers the small wz being aboutan inch and a quarter loujj- - threequarters wide and perbapsl balf aninch or less in tbiknes Veryoften they run up to 200 or evenmore in value Trnir izi ndaptRthem to the size of the jewelerscrucible As for the banker hedoes not melt his gold he contentshinnelf with shipping it back andforth acroB lite ocean

A reraaika le feature of Ibis exhange of legal tender for gold bars

is that one cannot alwajs et justtbe amount he wi lies Ifnj-we-- ar

or a banker wishes 10000 inold bullions Uncle Sam gives hims near that amount as he pnailly

can It may be 9970 B0 or 1005030 because the bars vary in sz andweight and practically ail of thrmnave odd conls in their value Twooara the eahior handed rut onelay thii weuk were stamped 531 70ind 123 10

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comes as nar this amount ai hecan with the bar on bam aud tlunthe purchaser goes uext door tothe Sub Troasury where he depiBit3his legal teuder gold certificategreenbacks or gold coin for theamount designated by the assayollice cashier s the nearest to thedesired amount receiving theiod y

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which has the special attention oftourists as well as the local poopleis the Mint which is established onNuuanu streol opposite QuoeuEmma Hall It is interesting toenter tho large main working roomwhore general manager MuDouougband his corps of assistants are atwork The cool and large lanai is aproper resting place and the vaultswhore the bars to be minted andbeer are kept present a very tastyapeotaole The Mint is open from580 a m to 1130 p m aud duringthose hours the work never ceasesVisitors after looking over the placewill find first olas refreshments andthe purest of liauors

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TUESDAY NOV 11 1B02

ISSUED OAIL FOB THE SENATE

And Governor Dole dared lie has

issued acall for tho Senate to assemble

in special bession on Thursday the 20th

instant for the consideration of such

public business ns may be brought be-

fore

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it Well now its done and wo

have only to await its lcsult

Our artlclo of yesterdays issue head

ed Will the Governor Dare was al

ready written before wo were aware

that theGovcrnor had really consented

to do what was wanted of him by the

Republican Central Committee and had

issued his proclamation by virtue of

tho authority in mo him vested by

law As his authoilty to call the

Senato to convene has not been quod

tioncd wo liavo nothing to bay on this

point Wo concede that ho has such

right and wo have no bono of conten-

tion

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on Unit score

In the last Issue of the Bulletin we

notice in a purported interview thattho Governor is credited with making

tho following statement that ho shouldcortalnly recognize only the newly

elected Senators with those holding

over fiom tho piovious election Thatsnatural for him to do for what else

could ho do as his party now has a

safe working majority nut had Home

Rulers got tho majoilty wo are suntnnd certain that ho would not havocalled them or tho Senate to conveneinto n special session for tlio transac ¬

tion of nny public business whatsoeverOne thing then would bo perfectly cer-

tain¬

and that is that ho would nothavo issued his call Buru

Many points havo wo raibed whichwero embodied In our last two Issuesplainly showing our contention and ar-

gument

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that tho Senatois elect cannot

row come In and take their seats nt

tho extra session for tho term of a

Territorial Senator does not hegln

from one genciul election to anotheras In the caso of tho Representatives

but it is rather from one regular

session to nnother Although a greatmorning paper of the grand Republi ¬

can paity makes an attempt to dispel

this viow but 11 signally falls in over-

coming

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tho clear and plnin wording

of the law as contained in the Organic

Act unless it may havo another law

apait and irrelevant from tho basic

law governing this Territory today

under Amciican rule and domination

Admitting the argument of a Repub-

lican

¬

morning paper that legislators

serve from one general election to an ¬

other our fundamental law Is plain

on that point Only tho members of

tho lower House and not those of tho

upper are mentioned and that in very

clear concise plain and unmistakable

language And yet this morning organ

would have us believe that otherwise

was the case According to its conten-

tion

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now that Its party is on top

they can make white out of black and

black white Anything and everything

they can do oven to evading the plain

and clear terms of the Organic Act

In tho position now assumed by our

Governor ho Is anything and every-

thing

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He will only recognize thenewly elected Senators with those hold-

ing

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over from the previous election

Didnt we once say so that that would

surely be the stand taken by him and

he has done so now but we think thathe is evading the issue and the law in

the matter But of course we have to

live in order to learn things new andwise or things wise and otherwise and

wo are having it overy daynow

And aside from all arguments In this

matter we deem the extra session now

called by Governor Dole as one of theperquisites of those Senators elected atthe last election and whose terms will

expire In accordance with our conten-

tion

¬

at the convening or the next

Legislature in lcgular session It is

not only a matter of perquisite but itis as well a matter of justice and ofright under the law in the case accord-

ing to our construction

Hut as Governor Dole has seen fit to

ibsue a call for tho Senate to convene

in special session all that wo can do

now is to calmly sit and await resultsand developments Holding to our own

vlows that he Is mistaken in tho idea

that Senators elect arc meant in hiscall we havo to submit to his decisionas that of tho Executive and look forwaid to a vindication if tho people

should receive such at the hands of apower superior to that of our Territor ¬

ial Executive

Tho oligarchy and tho Republicanparty rules and we are done for butwo will not yet give up tlio ghost forthero is yet a bright gleam In tho dhtanco where comfoit Is to be foundHut for the present wo shall exclaimso moto It be

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Tho A I M of tho Republican party on Oahu hit tho bulls eye good on

election day and won tho gamo forthem Instead of their being M A I

sick they i evened things pleasant-

ly

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to fouit themselves

If Wo watch wo shall see Senatorelect MeCandlesB working with might

and maiu to save and to extend the

franchise-- of tho Hawaiian ElectricCompany Limited ns It will soon ox

nlie by statutory limitation

The Mirror is correct when it said

that the Republican headquarterswere arc being besieged by an army

of time servers and job chnsers who

let no opportunity slip of declaring

what they have been and who and

what they are now

Tho attack of tho Advertiser in tho

diffusion of public patronage by JamesH Doyd as Superintendent of PublicWorks is uncalled for Pattoiugc is

due to all paper the Advertiser not

being tho only one entitled to pap andeverything depends upon the one In

authority But wo now sec that that Is

the Advertisers fight against MrBoyd

It does not seem strange that Gov-

ernor

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Dole should in Executive Coun-

cil

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yesterday not accept the offer of

the Inter Island Steam Navigation Co

to build a wharf on Queen street on

the same lay out as the proposition of

H Hackfeld Co Probably Govern-

or

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Dole has finally found out that sucha policy was entirely un American andso refused this local corporation

Our Republicans will have justcause to be thankful forwhen Thanks-

giving

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Day comes around on Thursday

the 27th instant the day set apartand proclaimed by President Roose-

velt

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as a day of thanksgiving to Al-

mighty God May they enjoy it to

their heaits content and live long

enough to hand the accounts of theirunexpected success to posterity and

to their childrens children

Tho Independent is hand and glove

with the Maui News now that thesmoke of tho political battle has clear-

ed

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and men can again think and rea-

son

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calmly that now is a good time

to make a clean sweep of all incom-

petent

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and dishonest office holders

throughout the Islands with a fearless

hand wherever such are found so thatwe can start off with a high ideal es-

tablished

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for tho guidanco of our fu-

ture

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public servants Right you areand keep right on demanding and do ¬

ing it

Thats a dirty old broom at tho peak

of the flagstaff over Republican head

quaiters Tho saying is that a now

broom sweeps clean hut wo thinkthat a dirty one will do dirty work

and therefore it behooves all to keep

a good watch over them from now onto tho end of their term And theidea of having that dhty broom over

the American flag It p tantamountto a lack of real and honest patriot

Ibui In the flag that Republicans glory

so much in flaunting before the gazo

of people opposed io them Wo thinkthat Chairman Crabbo should at once

order that broom down and put up a

better one in its place

It was well nigh impossible to And

a Homo Huler In town on Wednesday

and tho Republican headquarters were

besieged by an army of time servers

and Job chasers who let no opportunity

slip of declaring to tho powers that bo

that thoy wero Republicans always

had been and always would be Some

of thoso Individuals and there wero

haolos among them to our certain

knowledgo did not vote 1J or If

nigh impossible to find n Homo Ruler pTif nPflYillifIn town on Wednesday It being tho OXday after election Home Rulers say

they arc just as numerous now as

ever they wero and a walk down jowaids Homo Rule headquarters will

verify this many of whom arc down

in spirits and are sick at heart in tho

seiious levcrsal they received at tho

polls But they arc still buoyant In

the hope that although dead at this

time they will yet be very much alive

for they are only sleeping in death forthe time being to bo lesurrectcd when

the trumpet sound is issued with re

newed strength and vigor for the next

fiay

From the Tombs

Once upon a tlmo thero was in

this country a mighty organization

known as tho Populist party It

nominated county tickets State tic-

kets

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and national tickets It ontrolled the Legislatures of several

States and elected quite a number

of members of the Unied States Sen-

ate For a time it seemed to havoa great futuio befoie it but in 1800

It diopped into the quagmlie of Bryanism and after a few short strug-

gles became quiet and ceased evento clamor

In the years that have passed sincethe famous Bryan fusion so little has

been heard from the- - Populists or of

them that the general public hasalmost forgotten their existenceThose who have thought of them atall have deemed them no moio thana memory The opinion has prevailed

that they weio all submerged in thequagmire and that not one remainswith his he ad out of the mud and hisvoice frco to shout calamity Thoseopinions arc erroneous Somo stragglers from the old guard remain In

one or two States a few forlorn menheld what they called conventionsand have nominated Populist ticketsThe public has given no hcvd tosuch performances but none the lessthe men who went through withthem were doing something morethan a political stunt It appearsthey were actually in earnest andfixing things for the coming Presi¬

dential election

One of htc survivors of the Bryancatastrophe Is Marlon C Butler of

North Carolina and he vows thereIb a future for Populism He saysIn 1004 tho Populist party will have

a ticket in the field for tho Presidency Independent of any other party We will poll more vot s for aPopulist candidate then than wedid when we put up Weaver and got

over two million votes for himSince then wo havo twice fused withthe Democratic party and given itour votes In all that time the Democratic party has taught tys votersto despise Clcvoiandism and thoseteachings will lie remembered The

result will 13 that In 1001 wo willnot only get all the votes we get forWeaver but wo will get a largo paitof the Democratic vote also as I

have no doubt that by that time thoDemocratic paity will be In tholulnds of tho Cleveland DcmocratM

and will lio gndeavoilng to fosterClwelaiidlsjn I cannot undertakoto say what vote wo will then poll

but it will bo a largo one and thelargest wo havo ovor had

Perhaps Mr Butlers voice Is buta volco from tho tomb but theremay bo something of ghostly pro ¬

phecy In It even if it bo no morethan that At any rate It has a doleful sound fqr Democracy

aroTho re- -

noy uiu voicu lor whto wu muni organizers warned Stay withthe Mirror from which tho above Id J Bryan or take- - the conEoqnoncestaken is mistaken In that Jt was well- - fl f call

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THE iNDErENDENT

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TLo steamer Korea is expected toarrive horo at noon tomorrow

Edgar Gaypless is nn outgoingpasBonger by Iho Voutura thisafternoon

Quacn Liliuokalani and partyleaves in tho Ventura this afternoonfor tho Mainland

Tho steamer Souotna is due to-

morrow¬

from San Francisco on horway to the Colonies

Both the steamers ClaUdinu andMauoa Loa left at noon today Theformer look some Japanese laborersalong

Last night at Washington Placemany Hawaiian ladies called to paytheir respects to Queen LiliuokalaniSinjiug was indulged iu to a Intohour

Tho Maui delegation of young menreturned iu tho Mauna Loa todayThey wore Representative elect E

Keliiuoi T Bjnnie Lyous and NbahWobBtor Aluli

Mrs Jam s Wight Mis8 MaudeWight W O Smith M A Silva C TDay Riv E W Thwing H B Gehrwere among those who left in theOlaudino today

A farewell party to Queen Liliurkalani was given at Mrs MauasiPauoa Valley last Saturday afteiuuon There were over forty ladiespresent at the luau

Pedro Moliuo a Porto Rieanws fouad guilty of receiving stolenproperly by a jury in Judge Dei

Bolts court yesterday morning Hewill be sentenced Wednesdaym irning

F W Makinuey nai found guil yin two of the forgery cases agaiusthim in the District Court thisrmroing and Judge Wilcox finedhim 100 and 3 20 costs in eehAn appeal was noted

Gable news were uobt by theVentura from Fanniog Inland liwas roporttd that Dr Pardee is

elected as the Republican Oovornoof California and that the State h dgone Republican King E J wardVII is reported sink

Altorne Uuorge A Divi s suc-

ceeded yeattrday in getting a notsuit in the case of L C Cainohi vs

A M Browr High Sher IT whichhas been on trial siuce Saturday be ¬

fore Judce R binoon When themotion was aiade it was fojngranted

Among those who left by theMauna Loa were Mrs F H HayBelden F H Hayseldeu Jr Mits RachelHayselden A O Lovekiu Q- - REwart Lorrin Andrews JamesCowan F L DortobS Leaser F LLeslie Mies S Kamauoha and U

Kaiaiki

A Japanese boy of 10 years of agowas torn and raangleU by au infurinted stray mother dog last Saturdayafternoon His arms were torn andhis face bitten but under the circumatances the boy ii doing welljinder the care of Dr Katsuki whowas summoned to attend to him

Tho Oceania liner Ventura arriv-

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early this morning from Sydneywhioh port she left on the jfteruoouof Ootober 27 via Auckland PagoPago and Fduning Island the latterplace she left nearly three days agoHad a pleasant trip all the way upShe leave this afternoon at 8

oclock

The Treasury was ouriohed yes ¬

terday by the Distriot Court whore

the airing of Ohiueae gamblers ar- -

rested last Friday evening weretried aud fined The banker wan aa

sessod 50 and costs seven pleadedguilty aud wero fined 5 and coststhe roet being tried and wero lluod

10 and coats each

The U S battleship Oregon arriv-

ed

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off pori at noon yesterday andBhortly after fired o salute SIibleft Sau Frauoisco on the 1st instaqt in the forpnoon nuc bail a

pleasant run down During herstay here of about ten days or sn

she may stay off port She is on

her way IP the Asiatic station

9 v JtoRji i Jiif iijt jaalUJi

HILO DOPK BUSINESS

Btockholdora Confirm Various Con-

tracts¬

and Work Wilt Proceed

The stockholders and diroclors oftho Hilo Dock Company held ameeting last Monday in the officesof the First Bntk of Hilo and tran-

sacted¬

important business in connec-tion

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with thu financial and construc-tion

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phases of the big improvementTho meeting confirmed tho supple-mentary

¬

contract made with theTerritory binding it not to takeover the dock until after a periodof five years This deal was madeiu order to facilitate tho floating ofthe dock bonds the man who are tofurnish iho money not caring toadvance the same for a shorterlength of time

The contract for building thedock made with the Hawaiian Engineering and Construction Compaoy was also confirmed and it is

thought aotual work will begin bythe 20th of thb month F J Amwegwho will have charge of the workwill arrive in Hilo November 19thTho motal for the dock will arriveby the Roderick Dhu iu tho mean

whileThe money to be realizad by tho

company from the sae of bondswill be 570000 whioh will be furnislind by Tsland capital

The directors of the companywore also authorized to close a con-

tract¬

with the Hilo Railroad Com ¬

pany under the terms of which allthe freight handled by that roadwill also be haudled by the newDock Company This inoludt sbesides the Puna and Olaa sugarthe freight of st veral other largecorjcerns and brings to the DockCompany an sdlitional valuableasset Hilo Tiihupp

REVERSED AOillf

AnotUor ut Judge Llttlod Decisionsis Set Aside

The Supreme Court yesterday renderdd a decicion in the case of H

Hackfelu Company vj the HiloRtilwoy Com piny rever ing theruling of Judge Little of HioTne action was originally broughtin the F mrth Circuit Court to euforce a lien by Haukfeld upou thepropsrty of tin defendant Oi atrial before Judge Little Willi nil a

jury the court decided in favor ofthe defendant holding that Hackfull Company had not succeededin natablishiug their lieu which wastransferred to the firai by a subcontractor

The case ii sent back to the HiloCimuit Court for a nev trial ac-

cording¬

to the findings

Funi us Indian Chief Dies at Ad-

vanced¬

Age

Price Utah October 28 Newshas just leeched hern that OldTabbey chief of the Utih Uts for

far b ck ns the memory of tieoldest inhabitant runs diedoue daylast week oesr White Rook agencyaged MM 3 ears He was in earlydays the special friond of BrighamYoung and did much in his timeto preserve peace between his peo-

ple¬

and the whites He had beenblind for a number of years Hispquaw died some twenty II o yearsago and he hal never taken anoth ¬

er His personal ilduts ware buriedwith bin in his grave and afterhis body had been put beneaththe grouud forty I orses belongingto him were led and driven to thoscene and shot cvr the grave

Made to Pay Alimony

In he hearing of the case broughtbv Mrs EP Dole against her husbandthe Attorney General for aeperatomaiuteuanop which was held beforoJudge Gtar yenloiday forenoon andafter the hearing of toalimony MrDoe was ordered to pay lfi0 a

month alimony for his wifes Bupportaud 250 counsel fees He wasallowed two days within which topay An appual was notod by thodefendant

Tlie bi monthly meeting of thoBuckeye Olub waa held last oveningat the residence of W A Bowen ohKewalo alreot About sixty mem

I bore name together iu a reuuiou

IXRTA SESSION CALLED

Proclamation Issued tor the Senateto Convene in Special Botsion

After a cnnRulatinn with theExecutive Council yesterday morn-ing

¬

at which it was decided tocall the Senae to comn togetherin extra soaainn the Governor is-

sued¬

the following call

MOCLA3t TlON

1 Sanford B Dole Governor oftho Territory of Hawaii by virtueof the authority iu me vested bylaw hereby convene thu S iia n iuSpecial Session on Thursday thoTwentieth day of November A DNineteen Hundred and Two fortho consideration of such publicbusiness as may be brought before it

In testimony whereof I havehereunto Bet my baud and

seal causo the seal of the Territory of Hawaii to beaffixed

Done at the Capitol iu Honoluluthis Tenth day of Njvember A D1902

Saniord B DoleBy tho Governor

Henry E CooperSecretary of tbi Territory

Will Exchange Land tor Laud

In the Bcssiou of tho ExpputivoCouncil held yesterday H E Coopersubmitted a proposition from W HCornwall J F Bowler and A Ahrensfor the settlement of their claim todamages for land lakeu by the government in the widening of theWaikiki Road The appliuautnoffer to give the land taken by thegovernment in fxnhnnge for thslots in Kapiolaui park for whichGustav Kubnst now holds the lease

Themonth

Independent 50 cmts per

The assault cases cgainst MrsIviikainahaole Win Blaicdell andotherB were dismissed by JuyeW lcox jeteday He held that theassault upon C S Dole was 1 ut atechuidl one

Mr Wills mansg r of the Hawai ¬

ian Hotelj ha midi arringomeuisfor a concert to bo ttivMi at thehotel on Wednesday evrinng fromBHPon to nine by tlu baud of thefligship Naw York

Land Commisioner E S B ydwqb an dutward bound passeuger outhe Mauna Loa today He has goneto Kona Hawaii to look into themttter of aettiug apart laLdi forDdkotan families to settle uponhere

Juigo Robiuson made an orderyesttrd ly morning again txPudingthe decree in the case of H ItUiteheouk et 1 vs Frai k H istace et

Jil for 00 days The attorneys foriht plaintilli are still seeking pro ¬

perty upon which to levy for thejudgni nt

The Frieud will uelnbrnto itBOQihbirthday anniversary by inuing a

piiuiM Deeeiiitw edititvi of 10000copies covering the work of theProtoataut missionaries in theBu isl-

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Alcoholism waa thosubatauoe ofthe verd lot given by thoeorouors juiyupon ihe body of Joe Land a uartHawaiiau who wa3 fou id last Satur-day

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night ljing on the sidewalk duUat Magoouvile oorrier of Qikoo andSouths ret i Ha was 3o years ofage nu4 km employed by L nvors

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Dr Galbrailh f this ciy hisreturned his praeiiee Mid can befound at h r fikB comer of Heretauia nud Juion rlreet betweentho hours of 8 and 10 a in aud 1

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Ex Ohompion Pugilist Answers anInsult With a Blow

Fbesno Oct 29 A big strappingfollow named Hough applied a vilo

opithot to Robert FUzsitnons iu

the corridor of tho Hughes Hotoltonight Whon ho came to sovoral minutes allorward he waa ina corner sevon feet distant andhad four loose teeth and a badlydisfigured countenance

The ex champiou pugilist in inthis oity with his theatricaltroupe and tonight played in TheHonest Blacksmith in BartonOpera house At 7 oclock thisevening tho heavy weight pugiliststood in tho corridor of the Hugheswaiting for hie wifo to join him togo to the theater Hough enteredthe hotel and made straight forthe place where Bob stood Hoslapped the blacksmith familiarlyon the shoulder and tfitzMmons responded good naturedly to thegreeting

All these duffers around hereare fraid of you said the chainpion butter in to the ex championfighter

Oh no was the response Noone ib afraid They have no causeto be I am harmless

Hough pareiatea in his attentionsand FitztimmonB left him andweut to the second floor He returned- - in a few minutes and Hougbtook up the conversation where ilhad been droppod Frequenty bewas seen to lean over and ftol ofthe mueolna that have made thename of Robert Fitzjimmone fam-

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The pugilist was gellirjgtired of the attention paid himand finally remonstrated

Will you get away and leaveme alone he asked

You was the responseA quick short arm jolt followed

and Hough was in the corner Hewill be out again in a few days

Mirror Bi flections and BcintillationsCupid found the light parly at

lest This is not meant unkindlyBy the way isnt the Republican

party pledged to municipal governmont

Tbe Cupid land Blide was a greatsurpriie Cupid was almost asstartled as Wilcox

Whatever else he may have beenWilcox was not a Hopper Hestayed with Ltia party and wi h itwas buried

Young men whose employersadviBPd them to voto the straight

Republican ticket on pain of dis-

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may now logically ask forhigher wages

Ob yesl We thought tho nameof Cooper reminded us of something The grand jury will ofcourse investigate Seorutary Coop-ers

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share in tbe spiriting away ofTreasurer Wright

Secretary Coopers little jugglewith the Chinese fund should en-

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him to carry out his duties asSuperintendent of Public Workswithout in one whit dispelling theclamor pertaining to tbe office

NOTICE TO OBEDITOBS

In tlio Mattor of tho Estate ofThomas A Lloyd Deceased

T the linflnrAionpil Iiavinn lunnduly appointed administrator ofit i f m tiuh etuuo oi x nomas A Liioyudeceased hereby given notice toall creditors of the deceased tonresent their olaimn rlnlv nnthnticated and with proper vouchersif any exist even if tbe claim is se-cured

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by mortgage upon real estate to me at my place of businessin the office of Alexander Bald ¬

win in the Stangenwald Buildingin Honolulu Island of Oahu Territory of Hawaii within six monthBfrom tho day of this publicationor they shall be forever barredand I shall not bo authorized topay then

Dated October 3lst 1902JAMES W LLOYD

Administrator of the Estate ofThomas A Lloyd Deceased

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