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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
NOTICE OF SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or IHs
Third judicial District OF tho stat, o' ".
County n Salt Lake Iu the matter OF ts
estate aud guardianship ~ Netue Nltus, ,
Minor Take notice, that uu luCudl5 -
Fist day ~ August, a. d, 100. 1t 10 ol,.
a. NO. Of said day. or ut such time tIti l.,..i
within six months rs the uulur.shtl a
receive "a proper bid therefor tNt Va.
signed as guardian OF the estate ol ',
wilkins "a minor VIII sell bi t,,lf.,'rs
pursuant 20 the order Ot court lhH ~.
described real property, situated iusa.i ~,
Comfy. state W ufah. and prior 20 -t.i
win receive sealed bids therefor HI we
deuco m the undersigned. 'n t.- n,
wood. salt Lake County. state f ll'I' ~
undivided Oue-twc'ttb l-EI Interest ''
following. ,..
Rcginning SIS 100 oia chain Di, u 4
southwest corner ~ the ,nuiNtl' tAW
section eight N, Township ,itn l.r
Range one On east ~ lhe sa.t liA. fs.s
and running thence north Two Jolly -.W
minutes east three hundred .1' H..
rlair. Thence eg.t nine and 1910 '.Aa,
thence south two degrees fifteen I..,.
west Thirteen and iO.u0 Chains
south lightweight degrees ioH} INV, ga
utrs cast and ten ll-lo0 chains tr
south thirty minutes heN I'd
ANA 1910 chains thence west I|.Hist.U
"2-lu chains thence uoIIH veg 49,, rI.,
chains. thence north two dc.ie, 'TisssH
utes east twelve and s.-lo0 oN'''
beginning, t..t
Part of the south hall u tbo nlf I I.,
oparter "a section twcnty-scygn "a. iistn
shin one 0D south. Range two % NT,ts 80
salt Lake Meridian. COmmenc.l- ~ c1s.tsi
two rods north aud siyty-iour lnl M ,,I
rods west uf the southeast t,I. tTartg.
northeast quarter ~ SOFA ',.,-,t seventy.
seven c5l and running then. n.l...,,,-ooe ail
eight l79 rods. thence Ne' lN,,H seventy.
Ono-hu'f gt-i0 rods, thence ".,t,g-Coa lll
eight Csl rods, thence east tNen.',3olrs. COZ.
one-hafCllfl rods toplace ni les..,Jn-.sg5b I'l
talnlng ten 90 acres ana se'el''
square rods ....,,,.,,.. .t.yrNslN
Guardian Of the estate %; Ne,te
minor
Dated August 10th. 1900.
Richards & NarIan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10

the Salt Lake & Los Angeles trains 70
saltair yesterday
James Whalen. a butcher Was killed
Just above pocatello, on The oregon
short Line. yesterday
A washout 90 Black canyon. Colorado.
Yesterday delayed No 7 on the RIO
Grande Western Tor TWO hours
Superintendent j. r. Dunn OF the
short Lines motive power department
has just completed a trip OF inspection
IN Idaho
II IS expected that the Burlington
VIII naugurate lts train service over
the Brush-Alllance line Boo The hrst part
OF next month,
Many people from places outside Of
Salt Lake came in over the railroads
on account of the Pacific islanders exc
cursIon TO saltair today
President Hu OF thc Great Northern
is determined Go boom Seattle and Pres
ldent Mollpn of thp Northern Pacific has
undertaken a similar service for Taco
ma.
Business on the Rio Gande Western
for July reached "a tutd amount OF
23,990D am increase of $4,000 over the
earnings of the corresponding month
In last year
a special rate Of 81 for the round
.n pIl' Doe in vogue between salt Lake
and ogden 0n Monday next when the
outing OFF the railroad men and women
occurs al the Salt Palace.
on account OF the intermouutaln
meeting of the W0odmgu "a special
train win leave DenvaS Tor salt Lake
on the 18Th inst rate of SIS has been
made FOR the occasion from Denver
Colorado Springs ana Pueblo. Regular
~, Cuce year the people %; the san
Juan country n Colorado are given an
opportunity 90 come here on reduced
rates. The date of the excursion this
year has been set for the 10Th inst
VIC. Pearce. assistant general super
intendent OF the Northern Pacific rail-
way and general manager of tne Seattle
g. International. has been auDoIniei as-
sistant 20 the president. with he1dquut-
tiers al Tacoma This makes Mr Pgarce
a member ~ the executive department
of the Northern Pacific system. and
gives him control not only OF matters
pertaining 20 the operating department.
but iu the traffic. construction and ex-
eCutive department 8s we'll
There IS no particular change In the
situation of the striking Canadian Pa
cldC michinists today. The main fca-
turo Is the Joining OF the tinsmiths pipe
filters and helpers The strikers claim
It is but a matter of a day on Two
when the blacksmiths and members OF
other unions at Vancouver will leave
and the fun stan of the local shops sill
be on strike. on the other hand. the
news from Winnipeg IS of more reas-
surfing character and anticipates a
speedy settlement OF the difficulty The
strike has made not the slightest diff
erence In the operation Of Canadian
Pacific trains
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LATE LOCAL NEWS,

Mr. James 7 BRADY. an ola theatrical
man. ana az present press agent lor
hnginI BROS ois snow" /, ls I'D me C y.
tts coming M the rIrrus which he de-
gfaras As a LARGE clean hlgh-tonci
amusement organization a fact that he
Is sgre Will boz clearly demonstrated ON
"wednesday afternoon and evening OF
-svt ,g.sp
Mrs Fm. Dsan Kronrar tho we'll
known voice builder wlI Give n recital
M her studio I'M tha Dayr,s music store
this evening The numbers yin include
a 'hol.e selection oi ..u hno"h au-
la'ie ul in',l.u,is .l 4' N.'7s, me
aitlr ls not pubic ana j, nose VINO re-
al rare treat.
,,
a serious pldz' was narrowly avert
ed Iasi evening at EI w. seniors A0-
0o' residence ai Brighton. The roof
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY CINE giD'sta.
the city Council of salt Lake ~ li,t day z
a board Of equalization ON W. Hs Cln'l
August 1907. az 5;l5 y. p, llnltrg 10 bear
chamber. CITY and county arv b ODE ~
seSlm 0 and levy Of spess laA ne is e,t
tendiBg ana laying sewer late-IAs, "a soattn
side on Third East street from .. g.'S isshi
MN south street. and any uv,,sg haN
himself nggrleved by said ,'AnsiIrst0rh
hearing before said board OF '4'
said time and place. al made Alg'N
BY order OF The CITY Oonh''+
7th, 1900. ,,,rou CITY Becofad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
! JUDGE TIMMONY'S COURT.
1lnnnnnnnnnrnnnnunnnnun

The only case 10 the police court to-
day was that OF a Mrs Hansen. a lady
accused By Edward 3. shepard OF us
Ing abusive language 10 him. Before
half OF the evidence was introduced lt
was apparent 90 the court and every
body else that the lady was more
sIuucd against than shining and that
the complainant was really the offend
ing party, 10 appears that Mr.. Shepard
chased Mrs Hausans little boy with "a
rake. and threatened 90 do him Nlo-
lauce and Mrs Hansen called shepard
an cold snake Shepard endeovored 20
make it appear that she had called him
vile names. but the evidence dld not
SUPPORT his assertions The defendant
informed the court that Shepard had
repeatedly Insulted her when She was
visiting "a friend who lived near Shep-
prd The court minated that n there
was any evidence ~ abuse II was an on
the other side and Mrs. Hansen was
discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
Place ,235 Feet Long for Storing
!, C, Railroad Freight
MELLEN on INFRINGEMENT
he IL Determined 20 Room Tacoma,
uhiIe Iuu is Pushing seattle
60 the 'FRONT.'

Along Nh. river front In New Orleans
Their stretches "a substantially built
warehouse -l0J feet Go length used for
tfe unloading and delivering OF mis-
c.l1neow freight from railroad cars to
vessels. Here can be seem lumber pig
i.9n r0fIn. raek.ug-h1use products and
other ndeh. ready for shipment u
r.ut OF ta.s wasoaause six large yes.
pa can be b.r,hal az once
the berthe being quay bsrths
taat De-. thp vessels are right next TO- the
wharf Care.es arl loaded for Liver.
POOL Bremen aud Hamburg. the freight
consisting ri grain. tobacco, etc. These
vessels bring 30 their cargocs. and after
dscharrlng .ha same they load Tor the
return voyage.
In addition 90 the long warehouse
along the river front which has Just
been described the Illinois Central
has completed a one-story fre.proof
and r8t-prO0f warehouse. 1926 feet Zoo
length by 100 feet wide. This warehouse
g. situated between tAC elevator ana the
long warehouse on the river front and
IS one of several warehouses designed
90 take care OF the continually incrgas-
Ing export aud import bus!nesl. This
warehouse has q teu-loot platform on
either side II is divided into ten Sec
tons and lifted mp with iron doors, the
floor being composed Of solid sand and
cinders covered over with concrete. In
this warehouse cotton seed meal, toDac-
co and an kinds of merchandise are
stored, there being ample track taciii-
ties on either side. As many as 1876 cars
can be placed for cargo az one time
This new warehouse Is within twenty
five feet OF the wharf The combined
length OF these two warehouses extends
o.. D nnn l..l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
AT THE RESORTS.

The people Of the Twentieth ward bad
"a merry day OF it az Lagoon yesterday.
The DAYS sports We're inaugurate1 with
am eight.milc road race over the Boun-
ufu course The start was made at
2.l0 in the following order. Four-min-
ute men. Dean paynes. Tim bugh'e'
fbr.a minutes Harry Hansen William
Hogan. Harold Young David Peacock,
Caud Simmons. two minutes Alex
pruglo. George Isen Alma Ellis Eeu-
Den Romney. one minute, Joseph stay
ugr Vernon VIM; scratch, j. b. Hume.
Port Cope. Earl clayton Hume a
scratch man. carried OF time ana irst
prizes. finishing 10 --.or. The hnishius
order and time OF the other riders were
las follows. Prlngle. second. 1910, Clay
Ton. third. 2i3A; Cop. fourth, 1855,
VIM. NTH. 25.u; Romney sixth, % y,
Tson. seventh, 1884. Ellis. eighth. 2y.St;
Peacock. ninth, 3ii0i Stayner tenth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
SUMMER RESORTS.
Mr. Hcintz Is Endoavoring 10 Get
Capital Interested.

George Vs. Ha.utz general passenger
-u. oi Che RIO Gaudo Western. is
a..n- much these days 90 cali the lt-
'.ut0n OF eastern capitalists to uUuor-
'lu.tes which exist here for the prof
table investment of their idla money.
If.r, are e' man.. ideal suWmar.ug
places along iha line OF the Western
that ara without hotel accommodation
and other improvements and develop
mvnts that Mr. He.urz has recognized
those ?.acos FOR the establishment Of
health resorts To is the Intention OF
the Westerns general passenger agent
t' k..g thes, matters before capital
..'s uutO their interest is attracted 20
them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
District Court Orders.

Judge Booth sat IN Judge Cherry's
court today and transacted the follow
ing business.
George Nichols vs. oregon Short Line
Railway company, motion for new trial
taken under adyisemeut
W. S. Mccormick US @. J. Hodge
leave given plaintiff TO withdraw orig
iual summons and return for furthJ
service.
L0renz pickert VS. Salt Lake City
Railroad company; motion for new trial
I'M course Of argument
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
UNDER QUARANTINE.
The Rowe Residence at Spanish Fork
Oh the List
LsPEcIAL ro m oNEWs.nI

Spanish Fork, Aug. lo-GraCe Rowe
the fourteen-year-old daughter Of Prof
owen Rowe, was stricken with that
widely spread malady known as small
pox." The disease was contracted while
Miss Rowe was on recent visit 90 Tin
uC The case does not seem 90 De ser-
Ious one and IL is believed that no other
persons have been exposed The Rowe
residence has been put under quaran-
tine regulations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
OREGON RAILROAD.
VIII be 50 Miles Long and Com
struction win Begin az Once.

In a series Of conferences just COM
C.ulei at Ashland. ore. between the
officers OF the corporation known as the
land Construction company. ~ ChIrl-
en-. O. decision was reached Co begin the
alt..
Leaving the oregon and California
Southern Pacific lire just north OF the
Ealamth river. 70 trayyrses a heavy
tWhe.aI belt north of that stream ana
Dos fairly direct route reaches Kali
ma'h Fails in the Oregon lake region.
a. a distance Ot So miles.
The engineers say the cost OF con-
sru.,.0U at the road Is {2.2jlO0l IT ls
bonded 90 2gU11CG1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
SHEEP ON PUBLIC LANDS.
Exceptions When They Nay be Pas
tured by Settlers.

A letter from Washington was re-
ceiyed az the land office this morning
pertalniu. 20 an amendment TO the
regulations governing forest reserves,
which viii prove OF interest 10 sheep
men. That portion Is as follows:
"The pas,ur,ng OF sheep and goats on
the .ubuc lands In the forest reserya-
lions ls prohibited. provided, that
when 10 shall appear that the limited
uasuage of sheep ana goats 10 "a re-
serve Or part Of "a reserve. iu any Sldls
or Territory viii not work injury 20 the
reserve, that the potection and lm-
.r0yemeut of the fOests for the pur-
pose of insurIng "a permanent supply
of timber and the conditions iaNoIan.e
90 "a continuous water How ana lht
water supply of the people VIII not %.
adversely affected by the presence OF
sheep and goats within the reserve lhr
commissioner OF the general land Office
may, with the approval oI the selIe-
tary of the Interior, also allow the
limited grazing OF sheep and goats
within such reserve. Permission t0
Craze sheep and goats within the re-
serves viii be refused in al cases
where such grazing is detrimental %
the reserves or 20 the Interests depend
snt thereon. The u1SturIng OF i've
stock. other than sheep and goats. VIII
NOT hoe prohibited In the forest reserves
M long as % appears that injury is not
being done the forest growth and water
SUNNY. and the rights Of others are not
thereby ieopardlzed. owners 10 all
lfys stock win Doe required 90 make app
rIicafiou To- the commissioner OF the
general land office for permits 90 craze
their animals within the reserves. Per-
mits will only bee granted ON the eN-
rress condition and agreement on me-
part of the applicants that they VIII
agrse To fully comply with an and sim
rilar the requirements of any law ot
Congress now or hereafter enacted re-
lotlnc 10 the grazing Of live stick in
forest reserves"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.

Elder John Henry Smith win attend
the conference Of the Star Valley Stake
next Saturday and Sunday
Elder 3. II. Roberts will attend the
Cassia Stake conference. while the Wa
satch Stake conference viii Doe attended
by Elders Francis NJ. Lyman and Reed
SmOOt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
his MOTHER DEAD.
Frank Frazier Wanted at Cripple
Creek on That Account

A telegram was received last evening
by Chief Hilton addressed 20 Frank
Frazier from Cripple Creek, Cai0a
dated August 7th and is as follows:
Frank come at once, your mother
dead Answer 8t once.
l.. u. w. WISTER'
The telegram was handed 90 Jai.er
Kimball and 70 was thought that The
Frazier wanted was in jail, but such
was not the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10

The Rio Graude Western limited No
2 leaves Salt Lake city at 1918 p n
daily II Is the best eastern train out %
Utah via any route. Through slelFh
fast time, magnificent scenery paf.si
dining car cool and delightful zoe
Ticket office. DoOly block corner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

In the Eighteenth ward hall tonight
a fine program win bee rendered in honor
of Elder VIM. a. Shepherd. who leaves
tomorrow on a mission 90 Europe The
affair Is complimentary and the public
Is invited.
The Twenty-nrst ward meeting
house was packed 20 its capacity last
night by the friends OF Elder VIM. 5.
owen, who united in rendering him
testimonial that win long remain with
him as n cherished memory, A very
attractive program was rendered, and
in addition Elder owen was presented
with substantial purse
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
sPKE ANn RAIL

Iispay day on The Utah q Pacific
The Western stands well on Wall
street
Improvement is the motto on all
western railroads.
Mr Clark OF the Rock Island Is exc
pelied home from Denver tomorrow.
Messrs. Babcock and Henry OF the
Western went 10 Park City this morn
Ing
Twenty cars constituted some OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
DIED,

the sixth inst, OF a
gun shot wound accidentally receive
ed on the NTH inst, while herding
sheep 20 the vicinity OF Indianola,
sample county, Utah. Henry W..
Sanprte county, Utah Henry w.
LcweIlyn. aged 10 years, son OF
Rees Rand Ann Lewellyn OF Fountain
Green. said county.
Funeral took place ON the 7th Inst
and was attended by a large concourse
lf sympathizng friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
A NOBLE RESPONSE,
Mr.. Bamberger's Appeal for Help
Finds Many Ready supporters.

The News OF last evening contained
an account OF the sad ending Of Thomas
Sparks and the deplorable condition 10
which his family at Ceuteryille had
been left ana the effort Of Mr Bamber-
ger TO raise the hundred and nifty dollar
mortgage and pay of the additional
one hundred dollars Indebtedness ON the
little home of the stricken household.
Mr. Bamberger's generous act found
a ready response Do the hearts OF many
people. particularly among his own enc
ployes. and w 90 the time of going TO
press this afternoon the following con-
uibuuons, aggrcgating $3.50, had been
made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-10
CHILDREN GrEssL

The population Of Salt Lake, new
N-.Oy standard Dictionary given the
successor, guesser See the News"
advertisement
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT,
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS,
MCCORMICK & co

MCCORMICK & co.
Mingo bullion ,...,. 900. ,,.,..,.' -. 9yy
silver and lead ores. 600. 90. .,,,' o,oJJ
BAMBERGER & MCMILLAN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-30
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

Arrived.
From San Francisco per o. s. s. Mari
posa, Noy. 2.-Honolulu: w. II. Bailey
and wife, Miss NJ. II. Bailey and mad,
g Bolte.. Ben Bruins. Chas. E. Bryant,
Capt B. f.. Chapman, J. K. Farley, c..
n. Il. Fowler, L, T. Hall, Mrs. C.~Hede-
mann and child, F. Hustace and wife,
Mis- Nj. Jameson, T. $, Kay. Jas. KID
well, 3rof. Koebele and wife, Master
Koebeie. Fergus +. MacWillSie, Miss II.
Mccarthy, a. II. McChesney. Mrs. NJ. Nc
Namara, RI. J. Nolte, Mrs. Peck, Miss Il.
Peck, Miss NJ. Peck, Miss S. Peck, Miss
Po<seon, r. b. Richards and wife, A.
sSrAsnson, J, G. Rothwell w r. Spalding
and wife. A. a. Trueblood, Walton,
wife and son, Miss l.. Ward Alex Young
Auckland: l.. a. Bachelor, wife and
. mid, a ID. Benedict. Baron Bultzing-
Miss 1T. E. Flood. Jas. Horn, Mrs n.
fIo.ssey 5as. .6 Lamb, Jas. Leslie, f. r.
Packham, e. II. Patterson. Mrs. T. F..
Foneycliffe. Sydney: G.. Beals, j. S.
Bentley and wife, f. p. Bevan, T., II.
Blackall. Edward Cave. Geo. GARRISON
Jas. Cunning. Miss Cunning. Wyndham
Davies. Jas. Evans, Mrs. NJ. Flynn and
child. Chas. Franklin. c. Gardner, wife
apd child. Master Gardner, Chas. Garrett.
SOM ~ j Gerrftsofl, C. C. RI. Gibbons
Ne Sar4 Hart, Frederick r. Hogarth
Ma Hi r. Howell. Mrs. r.. X. James
tt johnson, Geo.t Knox Capt. Robert
'Iatfrie and wife Stanley Iearnrbutb wifi,
and three children. T. w. Lissaman, Ms
J. AcGinnis, F. McPhail. F. H Miller anc
wife. II. ID. Millet. W. Mitchell, Alex
Moir Miss o. Moore. r.. ID. Riano, wiz,
and child. Miss NJ, Robertson, A. Rofe
r. l.. Scrutton. Miss C.-Af. Scrutton. V
C Sharp. w. N. STAGE. RS. Wall, Mrs
Il n. Wetzlar. Mrs. NJ. Williamson A
r. Witherby, s. G.. Wright and wife c
sG Young and wife. NJ. Zeltner and wife
A. X. Zimmerman. Mrs. s. w. Pierce, Mrs
IL j.. Pierce, Mrs, r. s. Pierce, Miss u
Pierce, Miss r. Pierce, HI. Pierce, r. S
Pierce. w. II. Pierce. s. w. Pierce. Joi
N Honolulu for Pago Page: ]. II. Boot
Mason Mitchell. Join at Honolulu 70
Sydney: F. r. Dallett. r. Deekin. n
EF,stfnghausen, e. A. Field and wife, W
wv. tF'uhohs Jr.s r c. Wilson. -
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;. p. DENISON, +. G. SMITH,
Superintendent. G. p. & T. A.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

NOV IA. No. 6623-S. ii. Kaeiheana to }.
A. Mcclure; 1 snare in Hui Land OF no
lualca, y. kona. HAWAII. Consideration
500.
40. 6G24-S H. Kaleiheana and Alisa to
j. A. Mcclure; / share IN Hui Land III he
laaloa, n. kona, HAWAII. ConsldeFaSioii
500.
No. 6627-S. A. Gulick to NJ. A. Riedel;
lot SO Gulick Tract, Kalihi, Honolulu,
oahu. Consideration 5000.
NO 6629-R. q. Moore to A. =. s-la'k:
z. L. 1924, kul. SI35, r. p. 4422, kul. a29 and
water right, Pawaa, Honolulu, Oahu
Consideration $500.
Nov. Is. No. 663S-G. n. Pahia and wife
to j. NJ. Monsarrat; CIR. SO and r. +. $40.
kul. 422, kekauiike ST., Honolulu, Oahu
Consideration $1,000.
No 664I-Supel intendent of Public Works
to S. A. Quick; $40 acre, KaliEi, Homo
lulu, Oahu. Consideration 81.
! No 6641a-S. A. Quick to Superinten-
lent of Public Works; por. kul. 500, por
kul 1852, CIR 1922, Kalihi, Honolulu, Oahu.
Consideration 81.
No 6642-H. l.. Poaloa to Superintendent
of Public Works; 965 square. Feet, King
ST., Palama, Honolulu, Oahu. SonSidera-
ton $500. .
No 66i3-J. G. Henriques and wife to
Superintendent of Public Works; por.
Grant S67, Kiloa, 8. Kona Hawaii. Con-
sideration SIS.
! No 6644-C. s. Desky and wife to F. e.
Nichols; lot As, Pacific Heights, honolulu,
Oahu. Consideration $1,000.
! No. 664S-C. s. Desky and wife to F. j.
Cross; por. of Grs. 3i71 and 3i72. Punch
bowl Slope, Honolulu, Oahu. Considera-
ton $10,750.
! No. 6650-S. Paakonia to S. Mahelona
r p. $50. kul. 2S02. r. p. 1857, kul. Z746,
Waialua, Oahu. Consideration $50.
No. 6654-Peter p. Davis to Ieo. Mark.
- -. = To- 81. o1r,lt
Oahu.
! No. 6655-A. V. Gear and wife Ell al to
J X. w. Auerbach; lot 20, block B of CIR.
3400, Kuloakahua, Honolulu, Oahu. Con-
sideration $500.
No. 6657-Geo. Markham and wife to Ka-
aha ct al; por. r. p. POTS. kul. 1893. Mocha
lua Honolulu Oahu. Considerable 81
! No. 6s5s-Geo. Markham and wife &c
Peter p. Davis; por. R. p. 2o75, kul. 1893
Moanalua, Honolulu, Oahu. Considera.
ton Sl100.
! No. 6659-Peter P. Davis and wife to, S
NJ Damon: por. kul. 1793 Moanalua, Ho
Inolulu, Oahu. Consideration 1890.
No. ee75-W. 2. McDougall and wife tc
]. p. Atherton; por. r. p. 1898, kul. s734
and pc. land Apuakohau, N. Kohala, Ha
wall. Consideration $3.50.
No. 6676-W. l.. Peterson to 8. 3. Kalei
kau; pc. land. Waihee, Maui. Considers
ton s125.
No. 66so-M. kama, guardian, Il. kama
minors to Geo. K. kama; pc. land MA
kena" Kainui, Puma, Hawaii. Considera
ton 81
Nov. 10. No. 66S1-S. Kaahu and wife L
F. w. Bartels: CIR. 2s49, kuls. s767, 9157, CIR
$751; kul. STU. Kau, Hawaii. Co1sIdera
ton 800.
No. 66S4-J Kaula to F. Strauch; Int. il
CIR 1913, Papahawahawa, Hama, kul. S4I
Falelau, Waiehu, Maui. Constellation
$50.
No. 66S7-Est of w. NJ Gibson to P
Neumann and w. II. Pain; lands, build
ings, leases, livestock, etc, Lanai. Con
sideration mortgage $4,000 and 10000.
No. 66SS-J. Silva to NJ. Lima; lots Is, q
"a, block A, Kapiolani Park "Ad.," Homo
lulu, Oahu. Consideration 81.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-30
OFFICES TO LET.
NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Pearl City Cemetery will be open
for interments on and after Monday,
November 5th. 1900. A special funeral
train will leave the railroad station at
2:l5 p. m, daily, remaining at the
cemetery until after all interments.
The rates for transportation are one
dollar for the corpse. and fifty cents
for the round trip for mourncrs.
plats are now on sale nj the office OF
the company. ranging IN price from 80
up. according go location and size. No
other charges ~ any nature.
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY ASSo-
CITATION. LTD.
Room 2. love building Fort ~