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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-30
BY AUTHORITY.
$25 90 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid to
any person who will give informa-
tion as will lead to the arrest and
conviction of the person or persons
who carried off some twenty.four
cocoanut trees from the Beach Road,
near Kakaako, between Saturday
afternoon, January 9th, and Mon
day morning, January 29th.
ALEX. YOUNG,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Honolulu, Jan. 80,
1900. 1419-3t
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Bargains in all departments at l..
B. Kerr's this week, be sure and call
and examine them.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-30

All Shirt Waists at only 35c. each,
regular price 81 to $3.50. Sachs Dry
Goods Co.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-30

There are LOSS persons at the Ke-
rosene Warehouse camp OF which a
large majority will be discharged on
the 9Th OF February.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-30

There is great demand for cloth
ing, cigars, toys etc at the detention
camps
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-30

If you don't remember the Maine
call at l.. B. Kerr's and see her.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-30

The lack of lights in the streets a
night is a digrace to the Interio
Department.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-30

The marriage OF DR. Hoffman and
Miss Katherine Mcneil the popular
actress will take place on the LIST of
February.
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Modern English.

The following advertisement sent
to this office is a specimen of Eng
lish as she is wrote in this country.
1t is plain and forcible however:
Notice.
No throughfare Here by no body
to allowed to come in this gate after
9 o'clock. II any body should come
in he shell be dam.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-30

Chester Doyle received S25 yes
terday from T. FL. Davies & Co. for
the benefit of his wards in the Bar
rack camp.
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Born.

BERoER-In this city, Jan. 80, 1900,
to the wife of Capt Il. Berger, a
daughter.
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The U. S. survey ship Nero arriv-
ed here yesterday, 80 days out from
Guam. She will leave for San
Francisco this afternoon or to-
morrow,
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T. r. Mossman has opened an Of
fee as real estate agent and abstrac-
tor and searcher Of titles in the
Campbell block. Mr.. Mossman has
great experience in this country.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-30

A doctor on Kauai states there i
no plague on the Garden Island.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-30

One hundred an ten Japanese
were refused admission TO the coun-
try and returned to japan by the
Yosihime Maru. Out of the num-
Der "a we're women.
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The old Chinese theatre ought
certainly to be pulled down. 1t
stands in a very nnsanitary location,
Want any matches, boys?
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The Santiago, Mauna Ala and W
III. Dimond are discharging at the
Imgal d wharf.
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Call and see the Rugs and Cur.
tains being displayed at l., B Kerr's,
Queen street.
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A correspondent asks us whether
Mr.. Chester A. Doyle conducted the
Buddhist and Christian services in
his camp yesterday. We under
stand that the business was strictly
informal (ine.)
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Notice,
Overheard.

Citizen;-To HI with the plague.
I'd Cilizen:-Wait a while, Thurs
ton is still here!
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When you want a hack ring up
191. On that stand you will get a
reliable and good driver, fine hack,
and no overcharging.
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Contractor Russell has large
gang of men employed in erecting
the fence in Chinatown which is
built for the purpose of segregating
rats and plague micrabes.
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No advertising posters will be al
lowed on the fence around the burnt
district of Chinatown for which
we are all truly grateful.
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Per AUSTRALIA, for Camarinos
Refrigerator--An extra fresh supply,
of Grapes, Apples, Lemons, Oranges,
Lines, Nuts, Raisins, Celery, Fresh
Salmon, Caulifiower, Rhubarb, As
paragus, Cabbage, Eastern and Cali
fornia Oysters Gin tin and shelly,
Crabs, Turkeys, Founders, etc. All
game in season. Also fresh Rock
fort, Swiss and California Cream
Cheese. Place your orders early.
prompt delivery.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET.
Talaphone 27o
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The building on the corner of
Emma and Beretania street on the
Eva side has been condemned aud
there will be a nice residence lot
vacant for the owner.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-30

Mr.. M. Brash, who for several
years has been connected with
Hyman Bros, will shortly open a
business of his own and has leased a
store on Hotel street.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-30

The proprietor of the Waikiki
Inn gave fine dinner for his Chi
nese cooks, stewards and employees
generally last evening and the
"boys" thoroughly appreciated the
kindness of their "boss." This is
the year where all of us ought to do
the pretty to the Chinese
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The genial host of Sans Souci, DR..
George Lycurgus will close his esta-
blshmentat the end of this month
his lease having expired. Lycurgus
is voted a good fellow OF the first
class whether you meet him at the
bal mabille in Paris or in Jail in Ho-
nolulu. He will be greatly missed
here when he sets sail for his old
stamping grounds on the two con-
tinents, and the fair sex will weep
big tears.
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Messenger Service.

Honolulu Messenger Service de-
liver messages and packages. Tele-
Phone. 379
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T. r. MossMAN,
NOTICE.

LII BILLS CONTRACTED ON
IA account of the Detention Camp
at the Government Barracks should
be forwarded at once to the under
signed.
CHESTER A. DOYLE,
Superintendent of the Camp.
l4l9-6t
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Harry Juen who has paid $1,000
for liquor license and who was
burnt out by the government is
looking for place in which he can
locate the Beehive" The places
he suggestes meet with the objec-
tions of the authorities, and the
places suggested by the authorities
are objected to because there is no
business in sight.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-30

Don't fail to ring up Telephone
444, American Messenger Service, if
you have any messages or packages
to deliver.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-30

Additional monetary contribu-
tons has been received by the Ha
waiian Relief Society from Mrs. Ke-
nahu Brenig OF SIS and from Daniel
X. Kaeo OF 1929 l5 The latter was
collected in small sums from the ma
tive residents Of Waikiki and the
Society is very thankful for his ef-
forts.
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We have been asked by the ladies
of the Hawaiian Relief Society to
extend their grateful thanks to the
ladies of Kapalama, headed by Mrs
Capt. Peterson, who have turned
over to the Society 300 pieces f,ho-
loku, chemises and childrens' dresses
all made up. They raised the mo-
ney by subscription, bought the
goods and had them made up all in
ten days time, and now it is all
turned over to the Society.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Chinese New Years.
Belts that we're 75c. and ST. each,
now 15c. at Sachs.
There is a great demand for cloth
ing, cigars, toys etc at the detention
camps.
Bargains in all departments at l..
B. Kerr's this week, be sure and call
and examine them.
The marriage OF DR.. Hoffman and
Miss Katherine Mcneil the popular
actress will take place on the LIST of
February.
Chester Doyle received 1926 yes
terday from T. FL. Davies u Co. for
the benefit of his wards in the Bar
rack camp.
There are 1,055 persons at the Ke-
rosene Warehouse camp OF which
large majority will be discharged on
the 9Th of February.
When you want a hack ring up
191. On that stand you will get a
reliable and good driver, a fine hack,
and no overcharging.
No advertising posters will be al
lowed on the fence around the burnt
district of Chinatown for which
we are all truly grateful.
The old Chinese theatre ought
certainly to be pulled down. 1t
stands in very nnsanitary location.
Want any matches, boys?
Jno. X. Burkett has been appoint
ed district magistrate of Koloa,
Kauai, in place of Judge Blake who
is here and can't go home.
The U. S. survey ship Nero arriv-
ed here yesterday, 80 days out from
Guam. She will leave for San
Francisco this afternoon or to-
morrow.
One hundred an ten Japanese
were refused admission TO the coun-
try and returned to japan by the
Yosihime Maru. Out of the num-
Der "a were women.
The building on the corner Of
Emma and Beretania street on the
Eva side has been condemned aud
there will be nice residence lot
vacant for the owner.
Mr.. M. Brash, who for several
years has been connected with
Hyman Bros, will shortly open a
business of his own and has leased a
store on Hotel street.
Contractor Russell has a large
gang of men employed in erecting
the fence in Chinatown which is
built for the purpose of segregating
rats and plague micrabes.
T. r. Mossman has opened an Of
fee as real estate agent and abstrac-
tor and searcher of titles in the
Campbell block. Mr.. Mossman has
great experience in this country.
kentucBy's famous jesse MoOre
Whiskey, unequalled for it's purity
and excellence. On sale at any Of
the saloons and at Lovejoy & Co.
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Islanda.
A correspondent asks us whether
Mr.. Chester A. Doyle conducted the
Buddhist and Christian services il
his camp yesterday. We under
stand that the business was strictly
informal (ine.)
The proprietor of the waikiki
Inn gave fine dinner for his Chi
nese cooks, stewards and employees
generally last evening and thu
''boys" thoroughly appreciated thu
kindness of their "boss." This il
the year where all of us ought to de-
the pretty to the Chinese.
Additional monetary contribu
tons has been received by the Ha
waiian Relief Society from Mrs. Ke
nahu Brenig of SIS and from DAME
K Kaeo OF 500 l5 The latter wa
collected in small sums from the ma
tive residents of Waikiki and tn
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NEWS lD GOSSIP Or 1K Mining WORLD.

bought the property few years ago for
a winter residence. and * was entirely
by accident that he discovered. recently
the fact that the piece OF real estate In
question was sItuated directly over an
immense mass " sol5d salt--the 9rgest
block Of sait known 20 exist anywhere In
bs s whoIr eomposs see = II ' the Rnesi auaI
ity OK table salt. without the slightest adj
mixture Of any other mineral and its
,aly + such e tss any one may ,s AK
a. just - n u were 80 much glass.
Apparently the whole island. which -
about 20 acres In extent, Is underiaid by
one great body OF salt which Is struck
at depth OF 100 feet or so. Mr.. Jeffer-
son came across II while boring hopefully
for mineral waters. and since then u has
been penetrated through vertical dis
lance Of 100 feet or more than third Of
a mile directly downward. without reach
ing the bottom OF H. This was accom-
plished o. means q drilis. wni ',i xieialms
serisf through iss successive strata with
the utmost accuracy. But there Is no
variation with the depth In the stun.
The srst discovery Of the salt treasure
was made in 1862. BY negro who was
digging well on Petite Arse. Within
twenty feet 81 the surface he struck the
deposit Of rock salt. which was seized
soon afterward BY. the Confederate gov-
forces attacking BY land and sea. de-
stroyed the works. They were not re-
built until 1879 when a company ~
Charleston and 1T. Louis capitalists leased
the property. This mine, as already
stated had no riva, IN Louisiana until the
recent discovery on Jefferson Island.
seven miles 10 the northwevt. which was
formerly known as Milisr's island but ~
FIRST renamed by the actor Orange isiand
on account OF the extensive groves OF
orange trees. planted hy him there.
Like his favortte character. Rip Van
winnie Mr. Jefferson woke no to find
himself exceedingly sarprfred-iu this In
stance rather sgreeably, however mas
much as he discovered himself 70 be the
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TEMPORARY SHUT DOWN.
Mtm<s IN Republic OMIT work ratil
ore CAN Ne Handled NJ

Special Disratct 10 The pnst-Inteiligencer
RFrtFf.IC. Nov. u.--At the annual
meeting held IN SPOKANE last week by
che storhholdern Of the Lone psne-aur-
Prise Company. the following officers were
elected 10 serve for the coming year:
Charles y. Robbins. president. Leo H.
Long. vice president q. Jeldness, w j.
G. Wakefield. philip creasor. Thomas
RYAN, Charles " Haahtna. Lee H. Long
and James clark. directors II was de-
cidej that No more work be d0ne on the
pruperty TN about January !. or until
such time ae ae ore can be sold 10 the
local mills or facilities provided FOR ship
ping u TO n smei ef.
The Ben Hur mine and he Tom Thumb
WITH probably SUSPEND operations also
shurtis. owing te tha same conditions
that confront the Lone Pine Surprise com.
pAny AMI others IN tho camp By Feb
nary II Is likely the Republic cyane
idtng Company viii he ready 10 treat the
ores from other mines other than thc
Rsnubitr
Smait tests have heen made the as,
Few wsska hy the Republic Reduction
Company. the custom mill erected last
summer 90 handle the products 81 the
varaose minrs, bas the results are not
known. nor the attentions Of the eor.
paDy for the future
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REPUBLIC MILL A SUCCESS.


a easine % srihr over II per cent.
~ an the values contained in the ers a.
the result ~ the arst tank Of ore 10 hs
treated IL IRE n~w Sepnhlir mill rats
statewsHt was made 10 She Minrr hy Mai
" " ksf~arsiS-i-eekie general manager
ut ihc Hspulitc Consolidated Conpanv's
pfopefttr@. Mr. f..ckir said IN sp~aktnx
81 me metter. We knew iast exactly
What results % expect from ths mill ne
eenss ~ the MANY tests thar we're made
before We eyrr began the work ~ con.
sttuctien
The exact perrenta9e 90 ths values saved
ives obtained BY . thorough eanViinE and
a@@pSins ~ IRE ore after u Nas crushed
ard cafefpl ANALYSIS ~ the SAME orr
Aftey g had been e0ivvyiRad. roasted ara
treate5 esrh, days ia thr fyawlfo tanks
Ths Will has been ~@rkin9 utcsiy fnr
the past ~erk Tne Nsl mills a. ptsi.
Vsffsers wNirh " NaN feared Ms Su.s fj,,n
W0Nid have ta W. aHpasknteA IA 4 new
and h~ttsr machine are aiting nueh hef.
frf Satie1Srfier nov SRI fsfth Ne frekte
ara NJ j. Alma stated ihaf tseS NAV
pfave fatifeN slrcwr~fal iH WkiAh event
iNern wsN ~ na nes4 ~ q chaaze Nr
4afknue stated fuFfh*F thaf N Ease th~y
atsisie tN EnAke enc rhaNge Z: wlu sht ~
necessary 20 stop tse min 10 DO 40
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ama NAM, NO, WAN caorr.


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THE State or TRADE.


NEW YORK. Nov 1.-R q fmn Z CO.. week
" review Of trade tomorrow ~iii say;
With reasonable proupsnsss business II recovering
both activity and tone. and fortunately without the
stA3ns. snd which wss followed hs q sudden and
sestoas transition 20 natural range. Man
ufsctnred gnois rising. in response 90 better
demand frusn distributing scarc~s. helped at the
nsminess Is Da yet what II vas ON Top 81 the
~ Industrial prosr~fify. but this vorkins
fcrtw q fast inrycssing The ordinary of
business ssfiest operations at al Toints bat the
textile marssts a the Point 81 least Ffpcas 10
the iaaprossd HnJsffunt II trade
Rsrital u conditions In The iron aud steel market
has Aesone 4 manotennsis repetition. Each week
there n the record a activity generality
distributed that everything. from The material
to the nnssbcd product. enjoys share. Thew IL
iion IN antiespstnn u fancy pFires that hss been
for weeks the moss encouraging feature. Railroad
companies compete Cor ruas stcrk Espn<t orders
in lines si,ed With iHieulty. ewing 20 the
unusual domestic drazna frs al fetms 81 iron and
steel prcduets, hut in no quarter 4 there any ma
reasonable Initiation ~ rrios. snch "a sern
under the msfeoric ssceut last scss In few de.
stipsicns prices expbst orsrn are shaded to hnid
the ssaxiness.
TIVE fsesofs initiate strongly snins activity saa
strength in wrnl aud wpaisas Mud weather has
hera the chief sdser~s infnsncs, reslnsans saiss
far bsla- a nornsi voinnss In this sicinsss. shiie
ltiflidsttan nf embarrassed Threatens 70
,hEvw considerable aHsnilty cH ihs msFkFt a,
fsrcsd sales In the ghf az thess diaaiisilng feat
rcs u i not sirprsinx that ss'ss 4 wms e tho
three rhisf Ess,crn msrbets declined % s.sss. Isl
pcsSnds. seeipst Sa.e9 forpds ~ tbe ssek ree-
cesiins aud ~ mi peands ysaf s2r
iiass crutiu.s ~ rt~s Fvsardlss - the largest
rrrivsh q cattle 81 cAscsso n many yess
ssssss ssssnss isi last year, ard , = csnsds.
asainFf = fsst reaf.
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seems to have been the rate at which scccnsnsd.r
tion to carry standard stocks ccnid Be chfAlned-
The fact that the item q leans in last Saturssys
bank statement increased only s. 80 was AZ mr.
regarded with surprise. hut the explanation cdcreu
fer it is that great proportiou q The purchases
II stocks and bonds made b. commission hccsrs
are in the nature u Investments. ths securities ri
ing paid fer and taken cut 81 the loan usrk<t-
This rrursss erorEht monsr 70 New York and It the
time reduced the relsme Il ousssandins hs>Hs
extent which largely Offsets the ;ncrcas<i
speculative Borrowings Europe has. 20 some e.
trrf, been heyvr a stocks Mt CONCESSIONS TINS
week. rrnhshly 20 meet calls Americans put out
in Lcnaon prior to the elscten. The effect % futf
however. has not overcome the previous lar<e for-
eisn sales. which have bern sufficient 10 hold mp
foreign exchange rates At level considerably above
the geld importing point. The confidence o. cur
csn pubic in the financial and business Situation
H. however, general and msrxet that EurcT<s
position continues he Tc<aried with indifference.
and in the purchasing power which asSrrss itself
at all conversions rsrsicns the strcst ands the
best indication that ths til movement IN, prices Is
not exhausted.
Bank Cfearingr.
The fclicwfns table. eumrsied hv Breds--esf.
shows the bark eissrtnes az all principal cities fer
the week ended November p. with tire pTfcenta1< of
increase and decrsae as ccmpsrd with the cfxA~
sprndfrr week sssf var.
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5sca,e 10 extend the long tunnel from the
California mine already controlled by
them. into the Giant ground. IL IL also
believed that In case the necessary ar
engagements can be made the tunnel vii
~ extended into tho 81. Elmo. another
good property lying stiIi further up the
hlif from the Giant.
The exact terms of the option could not
be learned but IL is understood that they
are very favorable and the bend Is liable
To be taken up.
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AnatT rsl. tNs4sa y~s cees inn iaan : rer
eeg4 pfiasa mtfrsnsie tsprF as*A fsf 7srs Ssgr.
1iHx fNcNsaAf sfscee atfh setrsf tstnsas ~ t,snf
sfs tii,s - u Ssst 81. 81 era.Ani sna ~ "a siA
~ A. ~ titts 3AgN Naaed fnfsa. Nss thd a. 4
Etsag,sTglai hdi4 81. 49, -.
sssssr ssysia.ssas. e'eer IA sius 0Nh Net
ifxa aaissrs. -
iafsssrnss, bsss, screws lsasr ess4i., sssas,
RtQiuAs tsris kFvEiias
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Southern California and Arisona afford
unsqualed attractions to those seeking
sunshine and dry, exhilarstinR air IN our
winter months. Tho Shasta Route now
offers two daily trains with improved
eauipmcnt 10 all points South For de-
ncripttve pamphlets apply 20 g. J, atcepls.
ID III Agent. 6ia First avenue. Seattle.
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exclusive right for Washington to Rand,
ArNally A. Co.'S latest folder map OF
china and Asia. These may be secured
AZ Post intelligence business ofices at
10 cents each
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IHeeftlGA NNNtlltf f0tfFflIttN
tka rsssn and Scsains dsssfstaisen tAr wesk, saf
impast sulsfsr tone - snsersi lines indsfsstif
secistsd astsvish ss-cs sgeeela'ien 20 hs' lssen
tnxs has thsscfsgs. SHs esva ~snaisd There ~
heweres, tls - 10 ssssfsat iess q basis ssrsvsh,
sss i s, -. .sss5' AZ. 4 '.E,s sssss =.
tnass sstakss IN ~ Srea snt sfrs trades. " 80
vuiiSa. and % > lrtssr assrse IN he essvals ana
IA asaslns sas.rans slreses a sistiats inrTsseasat
n fsf.xtrd ssnes ~ Nrss wses ID Ngssmf<s. wAsle
~ selams 4 sus.ns.. ~ pis lrov |. IN lsrss. =
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