The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-30
.CAUG Of PROCLAMATION. THESE MEN ARE EFFECTED
OBTAINED LANDS AFTER THE
FLAG RAISING.
Most are Residents of Hawaii But
Some are Honolulu People-All Have
Paid Money on Their Holdings.

There was prepared a short time ago
list of all sales and leases of public
lands from August u, 1898, the date of
the flag raising, to August %, 1899. The
latter date is about the time the letter
from Secretary Hay in regard to the
Olaa squatters was received here Now
that all transfers back to the signing
OF the annexation resolution, on July
. 1898, are effected, by President Nc
hlnleyS proclamation, another list is
being made out, embodying such trans
fers as well.
As will be seen from the proclama-
ton itself both the Hilo and Kohala
Railways will be knocked out in their
rights of way, if the present outlook
stands The Oahu Railway Company
will also be effected in small way.
and most of the plantations of the ISL
ands have secured slight concessions
of the same sort in the past year.
As noted yesterday the Honolulu Su-
gar Company has erected its headquar-
ters upon the 9S acres purchased for
$4,000 from the Government. The Pio-
neer Mill Company also has five acres.
purchased for special purposes. Makee
sugar Company has forty -four acres
upon which it has erected its pumping
plant. The outlay of money on this
project has been something enormous.
The list of private parties effected is
very long. Following are some of those
best known to people of Honolulu ana
the Islands generally:
James II. Boyd, 25.O2 acres: $19l.71,
homestead: w. A. Mckay. 191.6S acres.
$S53SO, Olaa lease; r. II. Rycroft. 100
acres $500, time payment; f. de Mob
grego, 1870 acres, $lS7.60 homestead:
j. 4. Hall, 1920 acres. $425.9O, OIaa
lease; Makee Sugar Company, 44.5O,
$500, cash sale: Charles FurneauX. 1872
50 acres, $l066.34. Olaa lease, j. w
BergstrOm, 115 acres. $5S time pay
ment; Mrs. NJ. Richards, 20 acres. $50,
quit claim deed; Honolulu Sugar Com
pany, 9S acres. $4,000. cash purchase
at auction; Charles Dudoit, Jr.. Il. sc
acres. $I5, homestead: *. Dudoit. II. .O2
acres, $15, homestead: Charles Lostad.
lI.3O acres, $1S5, homestead: Julius Du-
doit, 542 acres, $75, homestead: Mrs
Blanche Lewis, ISL acres, $75 home
stead; Alice f. Beard, 27.57 acres, 81
O2O, time payment: j. $. Low. $50
acres, S3l6, time payment w G.. Sin
glehurst, 1910 acres. $50 time pay-
ment; j. c. Cook, $3.50 acres. 1892. tine
payment; f. NJ. Swanzy, $3.50 acres.
$3Sl, time payment; George 5. Angus.
95,'O acres, $lS4, time payment: John
Shane, 40 acres, 5000, homestead: r. l.
Lille, 624O acres, S251, time payment:
Robert link, 1925 acres 1892 Olaa
lease: Olaa Coffee Company, 1869
acres, S4l5I16, Olaa lease j. d. Aber-
crombie, 1880 acres, S695.60 Oaa
agreement sale; Robert Abercrombie.
1876 acres. $69O.S0 Oaa agreement
sale; Manson, johnson & Thaanum,
2lO.23 acres, $6Si.55 Oaa agreement
sale: Albert +. Sutton. 202 acres. 5000
80 agreement sale; August Item. 93.77
acres, S592.32, agreement sale: Bishop
Gulstan Ropert. for the Catholic Mis-
sion, 10 acres, $500, cash purchase:
Jarret 4. Lewis, 100 acres. $1OO Olaa
lease; Hattie 5. Lewis, $50 acres. $500,
Olaa agreement sale; T.. O. Wilson,
146.46 acres, $439.2O, Olaa lease: A. sun
ter, 1910 acres, $77O.40, Olaa lease: +.
Brughalli l99.SS acres SS5359. Olaa
lease; Alice Brughalli 200 acres, 5000
Olaa lease; Charles Supe. Jr.. 1884
acres. 1898, Olaa lease: Waianae Su-
gar Company, l acre. 800 cash pur-
chase at auction; c. L. Wight, $50
acres, $3.50 time payment; s. G. Wild
er, $50 acres, $3.50, time payment: A.
Cockburn, 62.7O acres, $25l, time pay
ment; Mrs. Sumter, 100 acres, $751;. "a.
Olaa lease; r. Mahoney. 22.6S acres.
$l36.OS, homestead DR.. w. l.. Moore,
lSS.42 acres, $7l044, Olaa lease: Chas.
j. Wall, 200 acres, 500, Olaa lease: ].
Z. Hewitt 299.95 acres. $791.75. Olaa
lease; Richard Sweasy, 200 acres. 5000.
C'''N iNpoN' pCDI Sc a. DduDnlIldN, SU6
acres, $500, Olaa lease; f. Steininger,
200 acres, $599. Olaa lease: Pioneer Mill
Company, acres, $500, cash purchase
at auction; A. II. Brown, 229.S0 acres,
S63S.5O Olaa lease; II. G. Junkin, 1876
acres, $69S,3O, Olaa lease: William
Eidert, 1920 acres, $32S.SO. Olaa lease:
j. w Morris, 200 acres, $500. Olaa
lease; j. p. Sisson, 200 acres, $3.50.
Olaa lease; A. w. Carter, $50 acres.
$3.50, time payment; NJ. Rycroft. 30
acres, Sl5O time payment: II. r. Ry-
croft, 30 acres, $3.50, time payment.
Matters pending at the time the list
was prepared are of more or less i'm
portance. one is a large tract of land
negotiated for by the Nahiku
Sugar Company, which it was expected
would be incorporated in the estate of
that concern. This item now stands
oyer.
In the list published above the Por-
tuguese homes steaders on Hawaii and
Maui are not included. There are quite
a number in the large homestead
tracts, particularly on the Island of
Hawaii, who have taken up lands un-
der the homestead act, in tracts run
ming from ten to thirty acres each.
The band of the 27th Infantry on
board of the transport Tacoma, will
play at the st. Andrews Cathedral Iu-
au from to 4;30 this afternoon.
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