davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
SrGplamtnina.

Gen, icm planter ct Sra, eisr ia
f|ortjent al i'm GfterII9gt". 9anIte
Der / bette Sroiprog finoes en- 5ortldz
ring ON, bpprfor bet mangeItebs gaQr
'ua imaat meo at plante SrGer. 7ruaz
ten euer Nptten Iig9er iaa lanet borte
6remtiben, at Qrbeiost life Iparer fla.
Def sr isrgeligt, oeriom ggennptten
Ituloe faa iaaoan Operbaanb. Del
bebeoes life beqer at pGrs iad ret lang
Iipet, fsreno man IeIp fan bape baaoe
Nptte o9 9Dgge al i'm egenSr9plunts
ming. 6ert p9 fremTt 9i9Ioer bette
6rugttrGet / 6apen, oeruGit "SrGer
omtrtn9 SuspluOien, osls til Sorifisns
nelie, bells til "Winobratss" Tom BE-
itDttelie mob aulos og Stprmpsir.
Sa, men ruar man life foar Sr9et
til at bore, iaa er baaOe SiO os 9enge
%bcrttaitet. Netpp al ben 8runo hal
iaaoant Grbeioe uofsres msO SnbTgt;
tbt bar man lGrt ben rette Smaano3z
moaoe, ioa piIoe bet Ibttes bperenefte
Gang.
Oct Tan moi b9noe, at bet i 1srtz
nin9en lite 9uur eftsr ZnFe, men
2ptl'e bette, ION / ale andre sina or
aIoeles neopenoig, bsrIom 5ulbtomz
men6eo ital Opuuass.
9enns ~tortfuttsoe 8eilebuina, Tom
9tpes I bisIe2inier. puupeser Blot be
alminoeIigite ResIer, iom bsr, ia mao
iagttases.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
s Saarmen, SSnfet, SSapen.


Stooen pilbt pprenoe Srrer blipe iau
paniteli9e at Unite, naa be sr blepne
itore. Rdar oerimob be i!srite Gsos
Der pad ct Tibet Sr9 1ticres al, iud
uopitIer Der Jig mango Imod Reob.r
iiteoen % berfor bliper bet mere Iepts
opgtigt for bpersang bet pmplantes
meb Stjsniombeb.
Cuff % ems tdaler 5r9ernes Rgos
Der albeles life. De mao berTor bploes
fugtise og pei ttloGtteoe, naar be flpts
tes. ollie be 5rGer, Tom er barpirs
bolbige, iuaiom 5uru % @ran er al
lermeit emtaali9e. | oenne Senfeenbe.
Oct minofte SoIitin gjsr. at 9ubfsrne
/ Rsboerne ~itipner pg 3r9et er uoiens
taloeli9t bsbsbsmt.
Sulet, bpor ct Era ifal plantes bsr
bare 'ad tort, at Rsobsrne fan Ipres
bes ub. Oct mou life pore tranat Tom
ct Stolpebul. Sin pasieligt fugtio
Mulo mda itrses imelem Rsbberre
pg trpttes gObt til; fu9tis balpraabs
ben Salm lG99eS omtrins, naar alt
er fGrbi9t. 9op % Creme mao MI
b~eIi9res, babe fproi be afItaarne
3gober life magic at mere ben fuloe
&rone, fuapelIom forbi aronen fan
puu ben Muabe bannes sfter 9ebaa.
0erTom life Sorbbunoen er rioti1
me9et tor, Iau er bet life nDttiet At
BRUCE @uno unoer 9lartninaen; tbi
meominore 9unbet Iprinfles Ipurfomt
O9 flgtigt, iau blioer Sorocn emfrinq
Reoberns iiben oeito fauroere. Snoret
bet Zig, at SrGernes Srone beloer liot
mob Spo. Oct bill ftoHe Stboee mob
ben parme MiobaqsioI.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
SGer fra SfCpen.

Selgenoe er en- uom9rtet 9lan: Soo
en- Harp Spade og meo ben Ipao runot,
iaa en- ii Sommer fra Stammen, Ittt
'dd Spuoen unoer p9 ItiGr al 5ierteroz
ben. gu er Greet leit og tunoe flDttes,
men lab bet MI itaa nstcp icm bet OPP
rinoeli9t itoo, tramp Soroen gobt oms
firing bet, BETTER 9ronen opetig %
nG'te 5pruar fan ou is sFter ON bet les
Der. Spts bet leper, oa fpab runot, en-
tolo CONNER fra Stammen % pmz
plant bet / 6apen, eller bpor bu pil
bet itol itaa, pg SrGer, Ipm bebunoIes
pdu ben Madbe, bill bore, naar ale
andre Waaber pilbe ilaa fell.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06

for tor iii at fad rullet ub. Rddr Del
gen er f0roie. ubtrilsr mar Strimler
al en- Giaefingers Snttelie, former en-
arons og opppsr ben / ildgne gsgges
bptoer og aropt Suttsr. Mdn mua
belIt itGd paa ct tisli9 Steo, meoens
man trilIer benz lto.
5nlif cfoncmi.
vt benptts lib, 9snge % Qrbsibe
rigti9 burbe bare enbper 6usmooers
Wanal. Og Dog tiltrobs for, at Der bel
Itte er noget 2ano / @erbcn, Iom bar
laaOan MGngbe Og iaa forfienigurteOe
5soeoarer Iom ameritu, ida er Der Oe;
Tile noget 2anb, bpor IGomeget gddr
ttlipiioe. Man9e Scinoer roier fla al
at bare etonomiIte, men oeres Ztong~
mi er gait anpenot, % Heiultatst sr,
at be tie6er mango unDttiae 5ing,
mems oeres Sistten og 5orraobstams
nter man9ler bdaoe be nsnpenoige So
osoorer og 8rpoer og Reoitabsr til at
bsnptte benz ret.
5 mango 9uIe IpiIes Der Blot ct goot
Wtaaltto ON llsen, % bet sr ON Sers
oasen. S be fslgeroe 9a9e opparmes
od Seoningerne al bette Maaltib, til
man rent taber 4ppetiten, % "tiliilt
tan'te mac benbsnbe ia til Sottpren
Tor at faa fine 5oroSielfes sapparoter i
Sroen igien. Site iuu at ~ioritaa, at
man ttte Ifdl bsnptte 2epningsrne, men
man mao TcrdnbreS maQen pdu benz oeb
fornuftig 9enbttelIe at Srpoerisr,
Saucer, 8rsniagsr oip.. Iaa at be life
Tan 9ientienocs Tom ppbarmsbe. Sg
Oct at opparme 2epninger, iaa be tan
bltoe pelImagerhs % Iunos, - at De
Tan IerpereS paa en- uppstitlig M1noe,
o9 at man fan pariere Mauoen at till
bereoe Dem paa, 'aa man Ilipper at
bare bet famine op igien, er nogei, Iom
enhper fornuftiQ 6usmober burbe leoz
&c zig efter. Naur man betqnter, at ct
Salosldar ian beIss / 5 StDttsr % ill
ldoes paa 80 fOritieIige Wuaosr, o1 at
enoo9iaa Spinetisb Tom ialminoeli9s
beo bare tiaabes puu en- % Mddcet,
tan tiuapes paa minoit 20 fcrIticaigs
W'daoer, 'aa er Der ingen ilnbb1Ionins
for, at man life tan bare 8ariatipn /
i'm 6soe. Sg, ION betisnbt, bsrer bet
til en- al be pigtigits RegIer for iuno
Sepemaaoe, at man bar 5oranorins /
Maoen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
Garoiualiuypc.

9ertil fan anOenbes ferIt Sjsbtraft,
l~l9esplots at bpao Slags 8jso. Sar
maj ben life, tcges en- StssItant sller
ct Stegeben iammen meD ct Stptte rsot
Sttnte, bporfra Sporen er 1taaret bort.
&raften berries bel for oft 5eot %
llles. Smsr % Wtel jepnes, ipRbes op
meo &raften og bGlbss up / Serrinen
oper to piiteoe 9@ggeplommer. Stinz
ten flores i imau. fine Sernirgsr pg
ierperes / Suppen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
Wclfeiuppc nieo gGa.

2 pottsr Melt faur ct Sptpg; bsri
pipes l STE Speoemel ,fpm er rsrt
gIat / Iiot @unb. s Serrinsn ptifes 2
9Ggqeplommer meo liot Sutter % /
S6eIte Salt, berefter be itioilagns 2ggs
ge9oioer. Suppen pipes raft, ioet
mar ilaar Den / Serrinen. Gn SbeIte
@anilje tiIipttes, og ben Ipiies meo
imoa Saprinser eller mso "ODIter
Gracters."
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
Enrrtelt np Duurit.
saur paa eeitens Olanfe % sfulOrs.
8cOtasrct al ca gralttii 5arm,

q 8intertiDen bruges 5drmsrnes
6eite fun Tibet, og naar be oa ON BAD
rem iGttes til psobolotnoe tungt ars
beioe er be cmms Og utauIi9e. Sadr
pda gals og StuIore er oerfor nG'ten
uunogddsItge, meominore tiIberlig
Torigti9bcO iugttages. Oct tlogeits c:
at forsbggge en- FABIAN GiIitono peo al
oripe gunite imaat / 8egpnosI'en o9
IaaIeoc8 graoepis bGroe 9eiten til bet
bdarosre 4rbeioe iom ital uofpres |
SOmmerens 2sb.
Gn fsrite getingelie sr at SGlepus
ben fdIber oroentlig, faa ben er bpecs
fen for tor eIsr for liben. Sioligt pau
9daren sr nelitelte !6eite / goot pub,
ieoe "a tDtte, ba mua SGlepuoen eaer
9ogringen ubpiOes, men eiterbpert
iom Soften arbeioer, bliper Sdlien tprs
bere % fslgelig mud Puoen insres
mere til, ioa ben bIiper minore. 0stts
mGrtes tiGr paa unge 9eIte; tbt ofte
trGnger en- Sole / fire aarsGIoeren en-
iterre Puoe eno ben, iom ber bruges
paa ben sfter at ben er ct @ur Glore.
Der lnggea @egt pua bette, foroi Ell
olminbeli9 Sell er at Puosrne sr foc
fore. Gn Ioritanoig Suoelmu9erS
&aaOferins i bette Stptte er barb al
ogte.
6psr often ber Stulorsne paite5
meo tolot 9ano. Oct u[lerbebits er II
tuge ben jnors Bart at SOibeg, pg tOgs
ben, inotil man faar it9rt 8arpers
pGoits % faa buIts bermeb. s Wanz
gel at G9ebart pil Bier pg PiIsburt
o9iaa bore npttig til famine Srug.
Sunns life nogen al oisis erboloes, oa
fan 4Iun oplrit / 8uno ogIaa bielpe
til at naa bet forgnitebe Maal, nemz
Zig, at !Suoen Oso Garpning bliper tpt
% itprt.
Ndar Soften unoer Irbeibet sr BARN
pg iUeot, lab ba, nuur Den faar bpile,
Puoen blipe lsftet liot frsmopsr, iua
StuIorene terreS % aftieIes. 9isIe
og andre lignenoe 5oriigtigbeos Reg
Ter, beriom De fplges, bill SIRE Def
operflsoigt at foreitripe 2~GgemioIer
for Saar paa Ssitens StuIore.
Gn Del 6urmrebitaber er bog enos
nu al Iuooun 9eItafenbeb. at be bpil,r
for tungt pau 9eitsnS Ratte % fsr
nan peo at bet, er ben iaar. 8eo
SnotjDb al fine Waitiner % anbet bsr
man altiuo tomme osiaa bette ibu.
Sm np9et ubelDigt Ituloe inbtrGHc,
at Saor at opennGpnts Slugs aGisss
bel muutte trRpe 2GgsmiOler, Iaa Ital
Ri ienere tpmme tilbage til oenne
Gags 9ebonolin9 O9 9ips ben bsbite
Raaofering ri bupe lart.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06

en @ut meo cro,nsianbs. Mootren TN
W" ''nlaarisc Senrii, iom life for bar YET
D'aan'n poa Simltn ON Soseu % en- DaDr'
W" lonlmsr bsit leenoe iuo iii bsnot): "Raa
'"'' 9oaO CT bet, iom er iaa moriontif
"'' -aab, Drama, for Mpro! Teal,
! 9' CLIENT at ia ino Waansu!.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
&alpeleDer iDrri Silot.

l &alpeleper flaaes rg l9gaes / Gbz
BIT nogle sinner, faa terres ben qpbt
o9 ipGttes meb imaa Stptter ferift
6leif. Tom fsrit er ruIet / Salt. Den
brunes 9oot paa ale Siber / Smsr.
Saa tuges ben pp, mebsns man bruner
ltbt WteI Smsret CO ppipabsr ben mco
Wtelt % liot 8anb. Sua l9gees 2ez
rsren / 8rpben igien pe toges lansipmt
/ 1Sime. 2ibt for ben ital ipiiss,
bGloes J Sop fur 5lsbe pper ben. 2ez
peren lR9ges bel paa ct Sab og cpfiGz
res peo Soroet, Saueen tilI9ttes liot
peber, o9, ON man fpnes ON bet, Iibt
Borcefteri6irezS Sauce.
S%poefager.
Gn COB Sop Smpr, l Sop Sutter,
l Sbeite Soba, 2 SbeItser Cream Sars
tar, a 2Gg. naiten 4 Stopper Mel.
Smsr og Gutter rsrss til SSlsbe, faa
babes 9Gggene /, efterat man bar piifet
benz goot, pg tililut iigtes Wel, Spba
o9 Cream Of Sartur /. 0sigsn elites
goot, ubrunes sunite tpnb, og ubTti9res
n'so en- a~lminbelig "~cootpzcutter." Ssr
8a9erne 'attes / Spnen operItrpses re
meo rda @gssplomme.
Gleolfencr.
6gs9 Iludes meb } 9uno Suttfer
cmtrent 10 Wlinuter, oerpuu rsres !
puno Wtel % en- itrsgsn SbeTte RppoI
Batting popber /. panoerne Imsres, po
Heren l9sgss paa mec en- 5beTte / 5Sorm
at 'maa runos 8assr. De mao life
lig9s for n9r b%tnunnen, bu be eIsrs
flpoer iammen. Seitrees meo Suffer
ps itesss ~lpisbrune / en- temmelia BARN
Spn.
:. Serlinefranie.
| 2Yunb Mel, l puno Smsr. / Qur>
Sutter, A 9Gegeplpmmsr, / Sbeits puI,
periieret S%iprtetutialt, @urtsbUrn)
Sop @ano. Smsr pg Suttsr rsrss ii
t 5lspe, QGgssplcmmerne bopes i, uoe1
at piftes fsrit, % blanoes 9oot me
r Smsrst og Sutterst. S~iprtetutIalt,
: blanoes meb Melet. Gfterat Melet c
: tommst /. bsr Seiseu urbsipss iaa Il
r bet, Ipm bet sr mulist for at faa be
til at banse iammen. Shit al a
babies ben balpe Sop 8unp, liot q
9ansen, opsr Deisen, bu ben elers bl
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
ut rciie til Slonoif,

er ct uiiffert 5pretaaenoe, men tlqb - |
/ ben npperlise Bart 8egiou I I,r,]
hppr Tan iaaes oeilige, opoDrf,o. m N
9eoe 6arnle iDr blqiae Triier "a pos
8tltaar. 5rnstbar Sorbbuub Tor al,
% 9rrsorter; apot &arO; talrios AL
rt9e Snolgsr, nGriig9enoe Stolshui, \
o9 observation-disclosures; StpritsDcler \
nuoer; 100 III 1875 Ntile &eit ira 9Firrl
lis. Elsie 6urme optlVbes burtS,|
@runo al Seli99enbeocu, men III, nd
ian enonu litres peo itrur at ii trlU,
Ebert KOEFOj
Glenwood, MINI,
az bpem Tan erboloes nsin9ttgs Column
cabs
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06

S1ier Cp'olor'ua Hal iea meooclr 9rm
hp'er lnlofommsa tilire5s meo Spmiaiil.
{ 'Snsoennen. 5ragten bar so Gents
Sebn ps><rfoa. Gaa Claire. 3iseouGu
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
0ip M9t!


stereoltopbiaerer fra goo9s. gcn
fer % otnnbeimeu, @uobranOsOop,r
2ulinet. 6prtesnelie ienOes Dan a.
9enoe. e. 2ianitaS, Gor, N
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
On reoeIta Snifer.

On ilaoan Rauo mites / busrt 8 curtt IN
ae Dor Portable Permitting Bed Surlng,
SprtU er let OF hngtiat iEitet III "slatt ),
goro / Cen en-, urber U,aIraSitul / lulI.tt
Scnacitco, % banner od en- tart. hGuSis d,
aelta Zprinds Seua Nue SvriHef er and
for 10 adr. CT SGt ocier Blot q ku1e Il a
irduspcrtertS | en- G. 8ueap. NRt1tt frt1
u - ~. sag usftnr og 8CtiUNc .rr hi, ID
0RDWAf & CO.. 10 d Str, Peoria, m.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06
Gil Wlaifas 6mlo:G &c

nj b ben me "6mptrc ! tuie"s $500 Ipnt 4
Chic, ~Sirniniunnil", "3ltnCis" "3ulG-j
ncmdugh". &c er uoitnret me- 5arg0g9ld
ele'triH Sns % AIR mcoerue GorbeorireG
Seattle til 81. MidatI.
beitsrrte III at ai9aa pmtrtHi l50t. 29ot 2sj
% 3et, 20oe % 2Tbe anil. SiSit tore Crl
perc, iaa bel tleuntc iUr IN transatlantic 4
heo I Scrbinoelie meo nor eqen 5Iaaht gl [
2tibs for ,,drt paa Yu'au Rtpsr, i,GTtr II
bcoite &uie I'll Sdrpitn 9ttp % ole sH9l |
ueo 0uidn Rioer.
On tuIoft9nbta Cell Ruit.
Oct MAJ man huite, at ornre Riis later 4
rcrne iirano I'll at rad 9eHirEm At SE.s'diIj
SciUGr iabeoer, S%irGbaoier, StrnU "a ylrt |
q Gtenbom, hpiitet man CT ubiat for gal trd
ruten. Miau beuuenoer ia til
Empire Transportation C0npal
COZ First Ave. SEATTLE, Y
- sIer ii. -
International NayigatiOnS
I43 La Sale Str, CHICAj
easr bette Aaruter | DC Sureueot std
% SanasG.
= ~ Il
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-06

Taiitr q
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|siT for
Fstrpits 8
|95art At
|lra9e
tls.r 6Iit
EnabI N
|-y b,nns
tlannsls
bar be
4, bsr I
Esisnsit,
in Cru.
Etoulh m
.iSisis :
|lnSst lie.
Pc op til
|lgica pt
Fat9 ION
n.o Il (
FNSrift
speiaa
torflu,
Ei ON at
bit ittt
els,rt.
rnlhin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-13
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT
Loss OF Life on the Bark ]. c. P1user
In from Liverpool.
Mauna LOa with KOna Notes Santiago at HllO
Budget from Kaual-Keauhou
Loads at Lahalna.

Inspector Storey's vacation
commences next Sunday.
The barkentine Planter is dis
charging at Irmgard wharf.
The bark Santiago arrived al
Hilo May 10 from San Francisco,
The schooner Esther Buhne is
discharging redwood lumber at
Allen street.
Good weather with moderate
east north east wind and sea is
reported off windward Oahu.
The Kaena is discharging a guam
tity of blasting powder at Jensen's
camp on the railway extension to
day.
The imports of sugar from
these islands to the port of San
Francisco for the month of April
we're 3l4,371 bags, weighing
1886 tons.
There was about 1000 sacks of
sugar remaining at Kahuku mill
yesterday. The mill is now
grinding Lsie cane. About 400
tons will be this seasons crop at
Laie. ......
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-13
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From San Francisco, per bktne
Planter-T f Sedg lex
From Kona and Kau, per stmr
Mauna Loa--Rt r v Ropert, ID
Conway, DIR McWayue and son,
Geo Clark and daughter, Geo Nc
Dougall Sr, Geo McDougall Jr,
w b Macfarlanr, Il VI Keamo
hull, Isaac Sherwo d, JK Kaulia,
Henry Peters and ~,f-, Stephen
Barrett and wife, W H Corn well,
L Hons, Miss Lizzie Cockett, Z
Kopke, wife AMI family, ~ on
deck. 49,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-13
COFFEE PLANTATIONS
FOR SALE:
OLAA LANDS.

A fine Coffee Ranch Of 11s acres lease.
hold. 20 acres cleaned and under
cultivation planted with year old
coffee trees.
Excellent bargain in Coffee Plantation
OF 100 acres. Fee simple. 20 acres
planted in coffee trees from to 3
years old. Fine dwelling house and
outbuildings.
A 60 acre Coffee Ranch in fee simple,
facing on the Volcano Road. Is
acres i'm coffee. months advanced.
A 80 acre Coffee Farm, leasehold pro-
perty. acres are planted with 4
year old coffee trees and Is acres
with 2 year old trees. The owner
will clear and plant 2 acres addi-
tional free OF charge for the pur-
chaser.
2s6 acres of unimproved coffee land just
back Of the Volcano Road. 80 foot
road leading to the land.
A Coffee Plantation Of 81 acres only
miles from Hilo. 90 acres planted
in coffee. A house and improve
ments on property.
200 acres fee simple. so acres under
cultivation. 10000 bearing trees.
Good residence, stable and laborers
quarters.
255 acres fee simple. 80 acres culti-
waited.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-13
ARRIVAL OF wARRIMOO.
From British Columbia Ports Will
Freight and Passengers

From British Columbia Ports with
Freight and Passengers.
The r. M. S. Warrimoo, $500
tons, Chas. VIM, Hay, commander,
left Vancouver, b. c., at 3 a. m.
May 6, and Victoria later on same
day, having been delayed some
twenty hours through Atlantic
mail being late Experienced
moderate to fine weather with
light winds to arrival at Honolulu
at 3 p. M, May ID, after run
of 7 days 3 hours.
Passed a bark flying Hawaiian
colors, coming in past Cape Flat
terry at 3 p, m. May 6, aud r. M.
s. Aorangi at 4:30 p. m. May IL,
bound north. Both wished to be
reported "all WELL"
The Warrimoo brings the fol-
lowing passengers: W Duguid,
l B Richard, Mrs L E Arleigh,
Norman Kay, A b Arleigh, Miss
L B Arleigh, Mrs II Mason, A B
Wishard, l. Harrison, M A Har
kins, Mrs 1 M Smythe, A R
Smythe, W Hilton and 30 through.
Mr.. Bellmaine, the obliging
purser, is thanked for the forego
ing reports.
n-x--.
The steamer James Makee ar
rived from windwsrd Kauai this
morning with full load of sugar
from Kealia plantation. Captain
Tullett reports the following sugar
remaining on Kauai yesterday:
Kilauea $50, Kapaa 80 o, Hama
msulu 1000, Lihue 600, Koloa
1900, Makaweli 10000 and Keka-
ha 1000 bags. The steamer Kauai
is dischsrging coal at Waimea,
and the Mikshala is at Hanama :
ulu. The steamer w. G. Hall
had 1910 bags of Maxwell sugar
on board and was to leave for
Niihau last night.
Kona-Kau steamer Arrives.
The steamer Mauna Loa docked
at Fort street wharf at noon today
from Kons and Ksu with cargo
of sugar from Pahala and Hut
Crimson plantations and 20 head
of Kapapals cattle. Kau is clean
ed out of sugar and has fine
weather and no rain. In Kona
there has been considerable rain
fall lately. There is remaining in
Hamakus 1000 bags of sugar at
Honokaa and 1000 at the Pacific
Sugar Mill. The Iwalani was
anchored off discharging. The
Keauhou was passed at Lahaina
and will bring full cargo from
that plantation tonight. The
Mauna Loa returns to Kona next
Tuesday as usual.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-13
The HOUSE THIS MORNING
Oahu Railway Is Granted Extension Of
Time in It's Charter.
Resolution Is Passed on Harbor Matters =
Mr.. Damon Wants a Board Of
Public Works.

The Committee on Public Lands
submitted a report on Senate Bill
9, being an Act entitled "An Act
to further pr ovide for the construc.
ton of railways on the island of
Oahu, "said bill more particularly
relating to further time being
granted for construction with ex-
tension of franchise.
The Committee recommended
the passage of the bill, stating that
they considered that said extern
sion of time may we'll be granted
to assist an enterprise which has
successfully COPIED against so
many set backs, and has brought
the outlying districts into close
communication with the capital,
and has been the inducing factor
in inaugurating the establishment
of several sugar plantations, and
has materially aided in the gen.
eral prosperity and taxable value
of lands.
House Bill So, to authorize and
provide for the construction,
maintenance and operation of a
street railway or railways, in
streets and roads, on the Island of
Oahu, and known as the Rapid
Transit Bill, came up for third
reading and passed by a unani-
nous vote of IA ayes. or
Report of the Special Commit
tee in relation to tide lands, Homo
lulu Harbor, came up and mo.
ton to lay the report on the table
was lost The resolution intro
duced by Representative A. G. NJ.
Robertson, as amended by the re
port of the Public Lands Commit
tee, came up for consideration.
Rep. Robertson urged the passage
of the resolution, Notwithstanding
the fact that the executive had de
clared a harbor policy.
Minister Damon stated that the
need of the Government today
was Board Of Public Works,
consisting of five or seven expert
and competent men who could
consider all questions of harbor
improvement, and whose advice
would prove invaluable to the ex-
ecutive. Such resolutions could
pass without number by the legis.
lature and still they would not
strike at the vital point.
He stated that he would not
begrudge any amount if spent on
the Richards st eet slip wisely,
but that the wasting of $4,000 by
pottering around and for the pur-
pose of giving employment to
men for political purposes, he did
strongly object to, This statement
was loudly applauded by members
of the House. 49,
Representative Achl urged that
the Resolution be postponed un.
til next Wednesday until the Com
mittee on Public Lands could re.
port upon the new plan of the
Executive.
Rep. Gear asked to suspend the
rales for the purpose of introduce
ing resolution, to the effect that
a bill be passed by the Legislature
providing for the establishment of
Board of Public Works. Mr..
Gear was ruled out of order.
The concurrent resolution of
Rep. Robertson, as amended by
Public Lands Committee and Rep.
McCandless, finally carried, after
much squabbling and attempts to
adjourn by the following vote:
Ayes Loebenstein, Richards,
Paris, Pogue, Robertson, Atkin-
son, Kaulukou, McCandless and
Wilder-9.
Noes-Achi, Kahaulelio, Gear,
Isenberg and Kaeo--5.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-13
DEPART.
ARRIVED AT HONOLULU.

Stmr James Makee, Tullett, IA hrs
from Kappa.
Stmr Waialeale, Parker, 8 hrs from
Laie.
Stmr Mauna Loa, Simerson, "a hrs
from Kona and Kau.
Ger blk J G Phuger, Siege, 1872 days
from Liverpool, 1900 tons mdse to II
Hackfeld Il Co.
Stmr Maui, Freeman, for Paul.
hau.
Stmr Warrimoo, Hay, days from
Victoria, pass and mdse to II H Da-
vies & Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-13
Notice to Creditors.

All creditors of the Estate of Charles
II. Gulick, deceased, are notified to
present their claims with proper YOU
cheers and duly verified to the under
signed, Executrix of said Estate, at
No. 239 King street, Honolulu, within
six months from andiafter the publi-
cation of this notice otherwise, they
will be forever barred,fnr
SAREPTA A. GULICK,
Executrix of the Estate of Charles
I. Gulick, deceased. S69-lm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-13
RECEIPTS ISLAND PRODUCE.

Per James Makee-27OO sx
sugar, @ Brewer & Co.
Per Waisleale-3OO0 sx sugar,
M s Grinbaum & Co
Per Mauna Loa- 5737 sx sugar,
w G Irwin & Go, 1895 SIX sugar,
O Brewer & Co, % SIX coffee,
various, 20 head cattle, Met Meat
Co, IA bdl hides and 100 pkgs
sundries.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-13

j. II. Weavers, a well-to-do
citizen of Vineland, N. j., has
gone to Jail rather than pay his
poll tax OF $l.3O, He realizes it
may mean life Imprisonment but
declares he will not allow the
authorities to extort from him
what wealthy men keep in their
pockets.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-13
KONA LANDS.

AZ acres in Holualoa. IL acres in coffee
2 to 3 years old. Laborers house,
water tank, etc., on same.
acres on new Government road. All
planted in coffee from 3 to 4 years
old. Laborers house. Situated In
Kapalaalaea, North KOna.
80 acres "a portion cultivated. 2 story
frame dwelling.
5000 acres fee simple. 1000 acres the
best OF coffee lands. 80 acres under
cultivation. laborers houses and
store house at landing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-13

The opposition to the Fedora
ton bill of the convention in Aus.
tralia is making strong fight. II
is the proposed constitution rather
than the principle of union which
is opposed. The history of the
Canadian confederation movement
is being repeated.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-13

The Standard time whistle sounds at
12h. ON. 0s. (midnight), Greenwich
time, which is In. Bonn. p. m. of Ha-
waiian Standard time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-13

Diamond Head Signal Station, May
10, pm-Weather hazy, wind fresh
NE.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-13
FOR SALE:

MAKIKI-House OF @ large rooms. Bath,
kitchen and pantry; large hall,
veranda on sides. Electric lights
complete.
Notwithstanding lot 75X1O3.
PROSPECT STREET Building lot
75xl5O.
I75X2O0 Valuable lot in fashionable
residence portion Of the city. Palms,
fruit and ornamental trees. A desi-
rable lot for anyone contemplating
building.
BIIRETANIA STREET-Improved pro-
perry. Lot 2OOx29O through to XII
nau street. Two fine residences,
Stables and servants quarters.
Grounds well covered with shade
trees, plants and flowers.