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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-11
Real Estate Transfers.

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snp 1T div -
ta. Buren, 10 l; T Green 81 swi. %
1914
J NJ Nillhulf to the Milhntf & Gage Mfg
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l. * |; imp co 10 & y Anderson 1t d bk
AZ " sup i2ih div II
I Norton Ia " I Murray Its II Is lk /;
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- l,k y l>t div 50 sup 50
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l14W Si4p6ih div = 10
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J.. l2-i9 1
Pr,id Real Estate < Trust CO to ChaS Cad
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So up leap go IL I g Sullivan It's ~ to )
Tx 80 sup Fish div ca
Same Ia y j An'!ar-jn Is ~ 20 bl. 30 So
Sup La Belle div Sc
snip hcy ~ to J:siscs BaTdun ii Its i'll L
sup Fish DIV
ore unpublished 80 co
J J Jones t. /. Y Leonard lis II l. blk &c "
sup -! div 4 Il
VIM IIaIbi~,n to y PR /: 90 It IL f Mich.
street, 1t ia w y Groin l. II j, W Ont.
street. IL Ill tlver 81 sup
l. J Larson 10 August Maynuson lis l. -
bk ~ Riverside Fax add 20 SUP :
II !itteli " I Mates Its > - bf IL;
Hammond "a add
" III Morse TO Same same prpper'y
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Notice u g:carisa::.
STATE OF WISCONSIN

STATI. OF WISCONSIN,
ToVCTsS CoJ:cvY J
In the mntter of determining the descent o. certain
lands in nuUc!. comfy Visions H. to the heirs
ut law Of William >cllcck late oi Iucbir ;, Colo
RADIO, deceased.
y Office j. hereby given, that al special term
y of this cOurl. II Id Oh the 3i,t dav of May
1872, the petition Of Frederick r. Jcr?ar grantee
by ucSilc ronrCyGnccS of Eliza i. SclieCk. widow.
and Charles +. SollCck, Fritz ". Selicck. and
Herman i. Scllcck I,y ms special &,i!ariiHn), heirs
at law OF said deCvtient. flied III this count
praying Judgment determining The descent al
certain lands in douglas comfy. Wisconsin, 10
said Charles =. S,i!rck. Fritz ". Srileca and
Herman Il. Scl!cck. all tie heirs ut law oi Viii
liam ~tllcrn, deceased, Sdhjoc To he dover right
ot sal,i widow.
slecai term of This court. held on the .St day OF
May, l>o9 :hc said petition will hc heard 1T a
special term of This court IT, be held the 10Th
DAY Of Jnly lea2, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
that day III the Office ~ The County Judge at the
court mouse, III the city of superior Douglas
comfy. Wisconsin.
! hat the lands in respect 70 wlt;ch the descent
is spu;i!t to be determined and ty the Judgment
established. are situate in Douglas county, Wis
cousin. and described as follows:
The southwest quarter t~Ni Dol section seven
teen 40 IN township f,rty-rlght IS north, of
range thirteen (i:;j Yves, according, 10 government
survey.
Dated this 2ls day OF May lNg2
BY The Court,
b. 4. ROBERTS.
County Judge.
". T; Krr.tnGG,
Attorney for Petitioner june Hills
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"a .N.TE e. $S.


CIRCUIT COCRT-EDUGLAS COZ MY
John j. Ru3p, Fred 7. HreNcr, J,taro Mitchell,
Plaintiffs,
Frederick Ecna@ti. Iutl3c: W spear, Samuel W.
Nhit,uorc, Richard Il. Wagner, AuuiS vi. Xii
gore. J.. K Br. c., o>tcihnu X Hugha q i.Emicr
tv., CORPORATE II etc. aud Mitchell Il Met lure,
Defendants
The State Of Wisconsin: T. the sd i'll Defendants
md each of Ihc:H:
You are hereby summoned 70 appear within
twenty day. after ScISIrc u: this summons, tN.
elusive Gt The day ot service, aId def ':id I. e
above entitled action in the :.ptlrt At rcsaii; :Id
in case II yoar failure tn do. Judgment VIII lie
rendered against NoI according IL the tt.ndIi 81
the c"mll amt: 81 which copy i hcrcwi h
served upon yUu.
-. T.. ROBERTS Tlainttf'S ATTORNEY.
jilyci i. o. Adde'S, Superior, Doug as T., Wis.
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No Xst'EG.
4 l.LILL

IT 8. LAND OFFICE, tS:II.AND WISCONSIN
II. january -, 1872.
Elmer y. GaSliii' William II. Irish AMI William
Hartley having iilci al application 10 enter the
>N of section l. township - north of Range 10
We>t, in Douglas county, Wisconsin,, alleging
settlement thereon June lst, lSS5 Nuv. :, ISL
and Nov. > i~9l respectively, and II appearing by
the records OF this office that Charles }. Me- ord
made Homestead entry No. .,JSI for s..id land
November > ISL, The SAID l'artirs are hereby
Summoned 10 app.aT at his office on the
Fir>: :bay % AUGUST. 1882,
nt 10 O'Clock II. N. TO resi- nn1 and furnish test
Euny cunccrii their resi- cciye rights to enter
siid land with view to The cancellation OF said
entry Of Cha IS j. Mcford il iulII'i III ,nfi;ct
with The preferred right of said G;.skl, Irish and
Hat e. to e Ter said lard.
q. W. CAREiNGTON. Rcgi>t T
jul1jy1 X. G. IlEIDLAUFF, Receiver
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ESEl%E.

Tow OF !iE Il. nnUr,lS Co VII.
Public notice !, hereby given !.:.It the ioIri uf
review tor said town uf iiriIr VII meet the of
tee Of the M !e!s-:ci town clerk thereof GA tic
2th day o jie, 49,. 1T IL O'Clock i'll the forenoon
for the purpose ri reviewing and examining the
assessment roll 81 real and personal property In
said town, and ail sMo!n statements and raln-
atinS OF real and personal property therein and
u bank stock, aad "orrr,,ting ali errors III s',id
r'll " neither III description OF properly other
wise.
Dated this Isl day OF juno. 1872.
in4 - G. y. SLOW. Town Clerk
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Whereas G.flult ba. h,r,, rna,n j., .,,c NAV.
mcnI f Two II,j,, secured ~, ,rr,,,,,.' ,i,,t H.
18th Iv 81 February. 80 r,n,;,. ana .>..,i;t,j
iy S,.lyn,,, = I,.i,, ~; I,,. 60
,.,ri:.agor To Alexander NJ Mmri>rn ~ fn,.
same l,iarc ana daily recorded iii thc o:;:r,. OF
the .c:>,e: of deeds ir npu .ts county the !.
tIy OF March .S:n at :. O'Clock A. Nj II, volii;l,,,
- OF IGcItg1gcS on race ~ c.uy,,fn,r
The following described ;t,Inrrt
silrIatc4 IN the County of I,I.i., St;..,! oi
Cnli>in to Wit:
rhc i.,rtGrast r1ar;er !;;.'I of t'rn north
east oti,rt, \ l.!I Of >..rit jv,nry th,.. ~,
township for; y-,.i.:it ff>I north Ti.. fhirt,
Il west containing f.,,fy tI.tl nee, MAN.. .,r
less, according To t!e United states government
sincy. said mortgage wis given to scc1:c the
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Taken Up.

By the subscriber. living near the
Brooks Brick yards, on or about the
9th OF April, one red and white COW.
about five Years Old The owner is re-
quested 10 prove property, pay charges
and take her away.
EI2Sj: ..o.EPu MCCEEtRy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-11

We have held our paper back few
hours that we might be ale TO an
nounce the result of one of the most
Important national conventions ever
assembled in this or any other coun-
try. The Republican party las given
the country, 10 Put it mildly, enc of
the best tickets ever nominated. Pres
ident Harrison was re-neminatCd on
the FIRST ballot just as lie should be
Whitelaw Reid, the worthy successor
of Horace Greeley, on the New York
Tribune, and orr late Minister to
France, WAS then nominated for the
second llace, and unanimously nomin
ated without Il call of the roll The
Ticket IS invincible. y full report of
the convention down to Thursday
night IS given in supplement- form.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-11

Notice is harrby given that the Arnrql Mrctlur
ofthc Stockholders 81 the superior Consolidated
l.ani Company VIII lie held the Office ot the
company, in The CITY of Superior. STATE of Wis
cou>in ON "Wednesday. the 10Th day Of June A. il,
le'1, III lduclck IA. of sad day, far the annual
election ri officers and TN. transaction of such
business may regularly come before il.
FRANK +. HANSON. Secretary.
Dated at superior. Nav iith. 49,. lnliilIl
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-11

Bret IIarte's young daughter, Miss
Jessamy llarte, viii make her literary
debut III the July Ladies' Home Journ-
al with most entertaining descrip-
ton Of Camp Life in the -Adiron-
dacks,' in which it is claimed every
literary tendencies not unlike those
evluced III Bret Uarte's earlier work.
Miss Ilarte is Il girl still in her teens,
and has artistic us well as literary pro
cllyities. as one of the illustrations
accompanying her first article shows.
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DOSvner CG!iegh ana Seminary.
Fox lake. Wis,

\ tir~t-c';-S school for youne women. Bet
of Instructors III Mu-i, and Art. Fun COL
lcge and Seminary courses. Fine loca-
ton ANA specially hCaithful. Pupils board
with instructors. Most pleasant surroiIit-
ingS. For Catalogue ana information address
NJ I>S Ella {. SiB!N. President.
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A resolution has passed the city
council approDriating 5000 for
police PATROL system. 1t was decided
to accept system made by the Gram
well Fire Alarm Co. of Chicago, the
same company which put in The fire
alarm system. One box each VIII BE
placed at the East End, South Sup
erior, Central Park, Steel Plant and
Connor's Point and five others VIII lie
distributed through the West End.
y patrol wagon and team will be
lnrchaScG
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HTFiT-IT T,a,-i,,r hoe, ,q,,,,., =, 80 ,,.-,,,,
Fof iht. SIM, Of itn,. ii,n,ir.d F,t ~ ~
s-,.,,,.,. l,, HANK, IN. = - - ~,
i I,,3.I "a lao i,', ,'I i' ~"
notice anon II certain mortgage d,Ily r~tr;IIri
ami delivered by Edward j. McAiailna to d.
April 1891 and with a r.,.ytr of sal, therein CON
tanned duIv recorded II, tn, i,, ,,f ne t..,.,,rr
81 deeds in and FIR the county pf I,,n,I = ,,,d
state of Wi,t., .i, on IN, I'm II,y Of ,H7i -
M eleven o'rl,rk N aud ynrar,I..i ~ rI,,,
NJ of N,rt.sa,,as ON ,e,,. l4S ',d , - ';I
mortgage VA. ;,.s.ru., liz thn s,.;a II ,!nnr,,
Morrison 10 sarah Epury Tx m n.,i,rynr,,f ri
,,,,t,,,, 49,. - ..t - al Si,i!.c''t 81
incnrinJ -, Ia !'..st ~? ~ '.iir tx, "i!n
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-11

Mr., Bob. Shields, one of Suaericr's
prominent men has been very low for
some days rast is reported better, and
i IS Aape,. he s cat Of danger.
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Nosilc OF Eoreci0snre Sale.

~ TICE is hereby given, that Gef,luit has been
~ made in ihe cua !itipirs Of II certain mortgage
bearing date the 2.it day of March. io.N. cXecut
ed and delivered by i.0j.t.it NJ fUltnn then of
superior. Wis. aS lnuftgEgnr. 20 lewis Baker If
-. Paul, Minnesota IA pEt-!gec. in and LIZ
which said mortgage >.ii muy-t-,,.r did convey
u said mortgage. his Ilcr> and assigns al the
following tracts aai parcels oi land yIng and be-
ing in the rCnlsty nt roEgits and state Ut Wi>con
sin, described! IL follows, tU-Nit:
Lots -, 9S. loo and I05. on Shields street
Lots a. - and -. on jackson street. aiiI
Lots 81 and -, on Van Buren, street,
All i'll M"rrisonS division TO Superior in the city
Of superior, AID described according to the plat
thereof of record IN The uf'cc of the Register Of
Deeds IN and for said Douglas county, Wisconsin,;
aud which mortgage WAS duly recorded in said
Register oi Deeds Office tlt. eth tlay OF March
l>!al, III pa III, in volume II of mortgages, at
page a.:
That there is cfsiined Ia he due, and there is
due, on said mortgage at the date of this notice.
the >u.n of tive hundred AMI eleven dollars and
twenty cents. i-2ll3j: ana that no action ut iaw
or proceedings IN equity. has been conInen ed
to The SAIL debt secured by said NOR; gag.
any part thereof:
And nolirc is hereby given, that by virtue OF u
power OF sale contained III sud mortgage and
pursuant To the statute regulating rh,. ni.Iter
said viii be- inTerio>t. Iy li:c sale oi
aid l,.or, a-cd premises above described by the
>herlf. under >hesifl or deputy sheriff nt Dong.
las county. WISCONSIN. t. tfe highest bidder. at
p9biiC auction. tn" Last 'front.' dor 81 Tie cu;Irt
hon>c. in the city of Superior. Douglas county
" Is, unsin. OH the
Eleventh day OF Luly. 1892.
AZ u O'Clock in tie forenoon. 10 satisfy the am
CUNT which shall then Toe duc ON said mortgage.
together with al costs and expenses ri sale. in
Guiding the sum OF FIFTY dollars provided III said
mortgage rs :,ItorGcy's fees.
Dated thts I'D day Of MAY 1872
LEWIS BAKEE,
m2>jy3 MoE;ga.:ce. Superior. Wis.
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-. fsSSS.

!IRCUiT Contributor is COUNTY.
John A. !Iumbirl Plaintiff,
Lille y. HroIhy Reubin c. Brophy and T.
tru'nhi.. Defendants
The STATE of WI>cou>n:-To the sail Defendants
am; yay h If thcm
lon are hereby summoned to appcnr within
twenty days after service Of this simmons cx-
elusive .! the day O; service, and dclcnd the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid: and
In trI>e q" your failure 70 10 Judgment will he
r.Itdr!ed against You according L. the demand Of
The complaint: of which copy is herewith
served upon you.
BAEEE < HELMS
i&%Jnul IlhIntif : Attorneys
+. .. Address, Hudson, st. CrolX TO- Wis
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(IECCIT CoCET,-DDGCl.AS COUNTY.
john A. I:u.:.'Ifd P:a;ntf,
Albert Eor2,ycil Icr~;ila,it
The State of Wi>cuii>H:-!u lhc >ail Defendant:
You "r" hereby Siam'Tci 20 appear " itiIim
t",ntN du!s after -tINirc uf THIS >jI,uruo!fs cN-
c.t-ivc al the dry -. service. a;';i ,lui"nd thc
above "illtl,'! aciH IA tiV aforesaid: :i!i
h! '.>t al Nn9r i!uic - t. IL. iri.i":cn! y III c
s"ij'i against VA ,spi'3iil;: to the GcIri.'Ii #
the c,i5ltli.iHi: of which cory j. herewith
served EpJn YEA.
La:,liuIn T!aintiti , Attorneys.
L. @. Address, Nuison, -. CroIx Co.. VIZ.
S-5Er:3-,E.
iiRcJIT CoJET-DoJt;I.As COUNTY.
John A. Ium'if,. Plaintiff,
Frank Dick Defendant.
The state of WI>col-in-to the sal Dee l.Ian':
Gou are hereby Summoned to Hup"Hr with II
twenty DAYS alter service of This >tiinri"'ls cX-
elusive Of the day ni service. and defend the
III c;t>r of Your failure to 3D. Judgment viii
bc rendered against yuu according il.' den and
"f tn complaint: of which Il copy Is h rcWith
served u,pn YOU.
RsEEE & Helms.
ta3Enl0 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
=. G. Address Hudson. st. CIoiX co Wis
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II fa5DtS.
(IRCJIT CCCRT-DOUGLAs COZ MY.
john y. H,Inbirti Plaintiff

John e Perry. :. f Hammond T. W Kanrnanr
W. J. Culhcrt>pI! and +. G. bennett Defendants
The safe cf y iseonsu:-To the said Defendants.
and each them:
l.di arc hereby Summoned 10 al pear within
twenty days a'.tr service Of this SUMMONS rx-
elusive "F til" day Of service ami defend the
aUty" entitled action in the court aforesaid: and
III ease Of yo'T failure to do Judgment y i'll h..
rendered against you according 10 the demand of
the complaint: Of which cory is herewith
served upon you.
BAKER (: HELMS
ia$gnllt Plaintiff Attorneys
+. .. Address, Hudson, St. Croix Co. Wis
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Harrison Nominated on the
First Ballot.
FULL RIO. DELEGATES, ecAl5
NECESSARY FOR CHOICE, 45o

On motion of Essair,Han Mckinley.
IIle nomination was made unanimous.
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Recent statistics show That the
United States and England together
furnish more than three tifihs Of the
coal consumed in the entire world
The wei h's a -GTegate product is lac
cd at FIVE hundred million tons = wear.
The output is said TO double its in
er-:iSin .Et..y. :: F;.iS
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So q HONS.
81 ~ TsJ.E.

('IECriT COi-ET-DUUGI.tS COTNTY.
John A.IIumhifI, Plaintiff.
William O. Tillo.s.,l ana Robert II. Harris.
Brtt.'i'ian:S
The state of WiscDn~in-To the SAID p2f,.ri.i4:!iS
ami each al them:
You are hereby summoned TO appear within
twenty days after service of this summons. cX-
elusive of The day Of service. and defend the
above entitled ar'un in the court aforesaid; and
III case 81 your failure 10 10 Judgment viii be
rendered against you ascending 10 the demand
OF the Gem nant: OF which copy is herewith
served upon YOU.
BAKER & HELMS,
lai2jntn Plaintiffs Attorneys.
I. @. Address. Hudson, st. CroiE Co. Wis.
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NOR ss...Sss. s..s....

-t>>I-IItN tII SUItI NUI,-,H.,t.
TiIOS. ". SIIAGEIEFui;p
Attorney tor Assignee OF said Mortgage.
l.. q. Address, superior, Wis ;2iiull
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-18
z Valuable Pieces Of Land
Situate in Waikiki waena, Honolulu, be-

Situate in Waikiki waena, Honolulu, be-
longing to the late Nicholas George.
Following are the metes and bounds
of the two pieces as per description in
Royal Patent (Grant) No. 2606 issued to
George Nicholas George:
Apana 1 Kaluaolohe, Alma papu ma
Waikiki-waena. E hoomaka ana Ike
ana ma Ike xiii akau mauka o keia pill
ana me Kuilei alma Keolaloa ma ka lihi
akau ka auwai ma ka pohaku pea X a
holo hem 81 hik 5S pauk ma Kuilei o
Keolaloa ka pohaku X (pea) ma ka
lihi hik ka auwai pill ana me Pahoa,
hem 45 80 hik 121 pauku ma
ka pa pohaku X (pea), aIaila holo
mawaena ka auwai kaawale al o
Kaluaolohe Kahanaumaikai penei :
Hem Is Is kom 205 pauk hem 80 kom
232 pauk ma Kaluaolohe ahiki ke kihi
hik ka apana no aupuni, alaila akau
81 80 kom 260 pauk, akau % 30 kom 240
pauk ma kuauna pill ana me ka apana
aupuni hiki Kuilei Keolaloa, alaila
akau 60 blk 166 pauk akau 45 blk 1913
pauk ma Kuilei o Keolaloa hiki kahi
hoomaka al. o ka iii he 2I5-1000
eka.
Apana Pawaa Maalo, Alma papu
ma Waikiki. E hoomaka ana ma Ike
XIII hem maka1 pill me XXI 20 Pauku-
wahie me Pahoa no Keoni Ana ma ka
pa pohaku X (pea) holo akau SO As
blk 234 pauk ma Pahoa pa pohaku y
(pea) akau 80 45 kom 81 pauk, akau 80
kom "a pauk hem SO kom 80 pauk akau
40 Is kom 128 pauku ma Xxi no Pauku-
wahie hiki ka auwai hem % 80 kom
257 pauku ma ka auwai pill me Piliamoo
anne Kuamoo, hem IS 80 hik 276 pauku
ma Ike kihi hiki kahi hoomaka al.
0 ka iii he 71-100 eka.
The title of these lands isperfect. Both
pieces are to be put up separately, and
Apana l must be bid for at an upset
price of $500.
Apana 1, area 215-1000 acres is suita-
BILE for a homestead and apana area
71-lOO,of an acre has rental of S45. per
annum.
E~Deeds at the expense of pur-
chaser.
- For further information apply to
James F. Morgan, Auctioneer, or to
HENRY SMITH,
Commissioner to sell Lands OF
Nicholas George, deceased.
3145 I'd
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Not the least Objectionable fea-
ture of Horner's Banking Bill is
the corruption that would undoubt-
eddy be practiced in connection
with it. Appraisers are to esti-
mate the value Of the securities
upon which the money is to be
loaned. Who are these appraisers
to be? Always men Of ability and
unimpeachable rectitude? Suppose
we have liz time another admins
tration of the Gibson variety. Even
under ordinary circumstances, po-
litics could not fail to be potent in
the administration of the business
of the bank. Favoritism will be
shown. The value of real estate
will be over-estimated. All sorts
of frauds will be perpetrated. Such
has been the case with all similar
schemes that have been tried in
other countries.
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contents. By a figure of speech
We speak of the container for the
thing contained. So we speak of
money for the thing-capital-
associated with it. When the con-
tents of bottle are gone, we do
not mend the situation by increas-
ing the number of bottles but by
replacing what was taken away,
and We increase the number Of
bottles only when We have more to
put in them. So let US first re-
place the capital and credit that
has been taken from us, and then
increase the medium of exchange
when We get more capital and
credit and business than we had
before.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, 1899.
THE HAWAIIAN BANKING ACT.
SECOND NOTICE.

Perhaps the fundamental error
of the Horner scheme lies in a
mistake as to the true function of
money. So conspicuous is the use
of money in all industry that peo-
pie easily come to regard it as
synonymous with capital, wealth
and credit. They mistake the
means for the end. Money is a
tool o certain amount is needed
to do the work in hand more than
this would be worse than useless
it would be an incumbrance; it
would depreciate the value and
lessen the usefulness of the whole.
1t does not follow that because a
little money in a community is a
good thing, more of it will be a
proportionately better thing. A car
penter can drive no more nails
with two hammers than he can
with one. In brief, it is labor and
capital that make prosperity, and
when these are set to work the
requisite amount of money will
be forthcoming. Capital and in
dustry are not created by money,
but money is a mere tool in the
use of capital. Otherwise, what
effect would the Mckinley Bill
have upon usH We could free our
selves from its disastrous effects by
mere issue of paper money. It
was the Mckinley Bill that gave
us our "black eye." 1t deprived
US of our chief source of capital
and destroyed our credit. 1t was
no lack Of currency that did this.
What we need is more capital and
more credit. Horner's Bill is q
good scheme to deprive us of what
little capital and credit we have
left. Money is of no use in itself.
Its increase can be of no use in
itself, 1t cannot create capital or
make men industrious. The way
to remedy an evil is to first find
out its cause. The Mckinley Bill
is the cause of our present hard
times. What we need is what that
Bill took away-capital and credit.
not something else, as for
example, paper currency. We
say man loves his bot.
tie when We mean he loves it's
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year a great many of them
will visit the islands going to,
or coming from Chicago but
it must be borne in mind that
the Worlds Fair is not a per-
manent show. After that is
over there will be a greater
drop in tourist travel to Homo
lulu than there was in the
sugar business, land conse-
quently every other business
here) after the Mckinley bill
was put into operation. We
must find relief through some
more permanent channel and
it is within the power Of the
wise men at the big house" to
help the country, the working
man, the merchant and them
selves. Here is the way:
There are thousands Of
acres of land in the Kingdom
lying idle and the laws are
such that they will continue so
unless a certain resolution is
passed. During the present
week a bill will be introduced
authorizing the disposal of
certain of the crown lands in
tracts suitable for the farmer.
This done and the fact made
known to the tourist we will in
a few years, see the islands
dotted with the houses of the
small farmers-the back bone
of any country. The product
of these farms will add to our
exports and make living
cheaper for the working man.
1t will add to the revenue of
the country through taxation
and give us a class Of citizens
of whom the country may be
proud. We may not see the
direct benefit; it would be sell
fish ifthe Legislation was simply
for the present generation.
Small farms have been a boon
to the United States-they
have done every thing for
France. And we sell farming
implements.