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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-21
M'BRyDE SUGAR CO., LTD.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the ninth assessment OF ten 10) per
cent (s2 per share). levied on the as
sessablc stock OF the McBryde Sugar
Co. Ltd. II due on october ]. 1900. and
will be delinquent on October rs. 1900.
stockholders viii please make prompt
payment az the Office Of sMessrs. Theo.
~ Davies a Co. Ltd.
(Slgned): II. NJ. SWANZY,
Treasurer.
Honolulu. September 10. 1900. 5655
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Corporation Notices.
NAHIKU SUGAR CO LID.

THE FOURTH ASSESSMENT OF
10 per cent. or 81 per share. becomes
delinquent on the 1st day OF October.
1900.
stockholders are hereby notified that
the delinquent shares on that day will
be- published according TO bylaws and
sold az auction.
]. Il. COOKE.
Treasurer NahilSu Sugar Co.
Offices: Alexander & Baldwin. Ltd.
Judd building. Honolulu. September 81.
1900.
5s56-2213-2t-sept 81. %.
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THE TENTH ASSESSMENT OF .
per cent. or $3.50 per share, has been
levied. 90 become due and payable on
the LIST day OF October. 1900. VIII bear
interest from November l. 1900. and de-
linquent December 1.,19OO.
j. r. COOKE.
Treasurer Kihei Plantation Co,
Ltd
Offices: Alexander & Baldwin. Ltd.
Judd building. Honolulu. September 81.
1900.
$685. i3-2t-Sept. q, %.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO.. LII

THE FOLLOWING ASSESSMENTS
have been levied upon the assessable
stock of this Company, as to become
due and payable at the Office of the Ha-
waiian Trust and Investment Co., Ltd:
SECOND assessment of % per cent,
October I, 1900;
THIRD assessment of % per cent,
November 1, 1900;
FOURTH and FINAL assessment
December 1, 1900.
Dated Honolulu. September II, 1900.
f~a G.. r. CARTER,
Treasurer of the Hawaiian Electric
Co., Ltd. 5649
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HAWAIIAN LODGES NO. q, r
& A. M.
*

There will be a special meeting of
Hawaiian Lodge No. II, f. & a. M, at
its hall, Masonic Temple, corner OF
Hotel and Alakea streets, this (Friday)
EVENING, September q, at 7:30, to
provide for the reception and entertain
ment of the Mobiles of Islam Temple of
Mystic Shrlners to arrive here in Octo-
Der.
Members of Pacific Lodge, Lodge of
Progress and all sojourning brethren are
fraternally invited to attend.
BY order of the ". NJ.
K. r. G. WALLACE. Secretary.
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smith. The other went by the lone cogno-
men OF Morgan When being searched he
was good natured and loosely remarked
to big JIM" IF yez fond a tousan'
dollars in me close. just keep it me frien
until termorrer-I moight need 1t for ter
baccy. Good night gents, and down he
went TO the cooler.
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MASS CONVENTION

a MASS CONVENTION OF THE
DEMOCRATIC VOTERS of the ISL
AND OF OAHU is hereby called to
meet at the Drill Shed on MONDAY
EVENING, September "a, 1900, at 8
o'clock, for the purpose of nominating
Legislative Candidates for the Island of
Oahu, and to elect delegates to the Ter
ritorial Convention.
C. ]. MCCARTHY,
5656 Chairman.
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EVA PLANTATION COMPANY.

THE BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY
viii be closed TO transfers from Friday,
September "a. 1900. TO Saturday. Sep
TENDER 20. 1900. inclusive.
Il. ID. TENNEY.
1854 treasurer.
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Up COOKE. Treasurer.
Ian september ~. 1900.
las. r. MORGAN, luctr.
|li REAL ESTATE and SHARES
h corporation STOCK
| n AUCTION.
|SAHCt FOR CAPITALISTS
| lNO INVESTORS.

~ u Henry smith, ESQ, who
b change the form OF HIS In
y me undersigned win expose
q Public Auction az his sales
lsn street. In Honolulu, at n
oon on WEDNESDAY. Sep
100. ths following pieces or
and and shares of stock. via:
REALTY.
On makai side OF King street
n Catholic Cemetery. lately
v James carly. being lot 4 Of
~ has % feet frontage on
y, 100 feet depth. and contains
N acre. more OF less. Pos
y s.ven immediately.
pscss Of land In Kaiauao.
~ belng apanas 1 and J OF l..
nkE both containing t3.77
MA Nd wet land. more or less,
cAa Wo Company for $40. q
pm MT payable IN advance
u'sled July 4. 1900. Ha,
- rars more 20 run.
~ ne above nifty per cent
y ~ cent on mortgages fol
Ia seven per cent.
RnRATiON SHARES.
hares waimanalo sugal
t,k. par value. 800 each.
afts Mutual Tel Company
allie 80 each.
hamoa sugar Compan,
Ialue 800.
IN for shares Deeds an,
tponse Of purchasers tt
estate are perfect
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WAlMeA SUGAR MILL CO.
LIMITED

THE BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY
will be closed TO transfers from Friday.
september "a. 1900. to Saturday. Sep
TENDER 20. 1900. Inclusive.
Il. ID. TENNEY,
1854 Treasurer.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

TONG KEE, STOREKEEPER, FOR
merly on Nuuanu street, has this day
made an assignment for the benefit OF
his creditors.
The assignee now gives notice that all
claims against the said Tong Kee must
be presented to him, within six months
or they wiz be forever barred.
A. GARTENBERG,
Assignee fos Tong Kee.
Honolulu. September 20, 1900. 1855
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Hives are a terrible torment 10 the
little folks, and TO some older ones.
Doane's Ointment never fails. Instant
relief and permanent cure. At any
chemists. so cents.
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HAWAIIAN SUGAR CO.

THE sToCKBooRs OF THE
above company will be closed to trans
fers from Tuesday. September 25. TO
Saturday. September 20. both inclusive.
w. l.. HOPPER,
$3.50 Secretary.
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Auction Sale
or --
STOCK
~ THE
)LAA SUGAR co.
| Limited.
SATURDAY,, SEPT. 20,

.,i.aoom. 81 Queen street.
twill sell at Public Auction
.f Inc treasurer, Mr.. J. Il.
.. allowing certificates OF
M. OtAN SUGAR. CO. LTD.
IL f.,ann assessment. due
L. s.lr4u.ut August Stat. with
ssra,a and advertising ex-
|vw.f o1 or before The day and
I.fnIf.
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All OF the above are payable at the
Offices OF Alexander a Baldwin. Ltd.
Judd building.
j. p. COOKE.
Treasurer Oiaa Sugar Co. Ltd.
Honolulu. Sept. 4. 1900.
'6si1-220s
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OLAA
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

THE ELEVENTH ASSESSMENT
% oiaa Sugar Co. Ltd. became due
July 4. 1900. and IL now delinquent
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THE THIRTEENTH ASSESSMENT
became due September 1. 1900. and will
be delinquent October 81. 1900.
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ENOUNCfMENT.

COOPER having this day
Iuarahip with Dr. J. II.
mfmoriy of san Francis.
De-. Cooper Al Mcdonald
Che practice. occupyinE
mofly used by Or. Cooper.
fFiCE HOURS.
tp 20 10 a. M. 2 20 q and
a-ilu M. 90 2 y. m. 2 %
y, Cooper. $50 % no a. m. F:
lto = p. ON. Telephone
o. N1o
WI present all bills IN
y tha formation OF the
Nioueh his collector.
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PARTIAL LIST OF
Real Estate
FOR SALE BY
WILL E. FISHER.

s.. 000-BERETANIA STREET, near
McCully street; three lots, size 75 *
139; terms to suit.
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THE TWELFTH ASSESSMENT
became due August 10. 1900. and will
be delinquent October 10. 1909.
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81, 250-CORNER LOT, being corner Of
Young and McCully streets; size,
81 X 141. This is an elegant corner
ready for building upon, and in the
neighborhood of good improve
ments; all new. Terms to suit pur--
chaser.
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NOTICE.

PARTIES HAVING HORSES IN
Punahou pasture will be given until
tomorrow night to remove tt n.
1856 TRUSTEES OAHU c LLEGE.
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Corporation Notices.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

HONOLULU SUGAR COMPANY.
Location of principal place of busi-
ness, San Francisco. California.
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nlOn, g. A. r.

[,AL CAMPFIRE OF
y. ss.ns Post viii be held al
az The home Of Com
~. W.,rlsht Saturday even
comrades. veterans Of
Mny and Navy Union
,,, .nl baughtcrs OF Vet
'''y Invited TO be pres
u EATON. =. c.
INVITATION COMMITTEES.
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PARTICULARS enquire OF
lAMEs " MORGAN.
AuCtioneer and Broker.
Street. Honolulu 66tf
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~ w. N M highest art.
"'uss At the GA.
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I'll NOTICE.

. h. " =. MONDAY. SEP.
/ M ". wsyson win be at
! ..s,.,lience. Reretanis
hog,. , y The Methci I.t
10 a N. TO Z .. ma.
~ telephone Main
- sea
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s.. 25o-KINAU STREET LOT, 65 49,
with many valuable trees and
shrubbery; ready to build upon.
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10 LET.

N...sslpENcE. CONTAIN
bedrooms. dining
D. 's,er closet. bathroom
lls,,.l Vineyard street.
70 lam Sal. % Wing
NJ ~ has a lot Of nice
d .,.4,rnl,uro for sale at
vice. IN the above
1856
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SO, 500-BERETANIA STREET, be-
tween Victoria and Pensacola
streets; size IS X las: with trees,
shrubbery, grass, etc.
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KIHEl PLANTATION CO, LTD

5eS6-2213-2t-sept. 81, IS.
The oasis., 1900-11-24

THE next move of the land grant ring will be to. get through congress a bill validating all the land grants which have been re- jected by the court of private land claims and the rejection affirmed by the supreme court. The effort will be made in the congress just elected, and unless the settlers look out the bill will become law. They don't want to go to sleep in the matter, but should keep wide awake and be prepared to take active measures against the bill from the moment it is introduced.
The oasis., 1900-11-24

"JUDGE," the comic illustrated weekly, published in New York. proposes to inaugurate a campaign for municipal ownership of public utilities, such as street car lines, gas, water and electric lighting systems, etc. Besides that the journal named will suppress the Filipino insurrecuon, construct the Nicaragua canal and elect United States senators by direct vote. Surely a pretentious program for one newspaper.
The oasis., 1900-11-24
1&R~<
Saturday. Nov. "A, 1900.

THERE appears a wide differ ence of opinion between some of the county officials and the con- tractor for supplying meals to prisoners in the jail, upon the question of what constitutes good meal for convict.
The oasis., 1900-11-24

So LONG as the powers fail to agree upon joint policy to be observed in China will Russia profit by the mixed up situation and farther advance her frontier in Manchuria. Perhaps that would help matters.
The oasis., 1900-11-24

REPUBLICANS in Santa Cruz county need not be cast down by the showing made at the recent election. Analysis of the vote shows many encouraging features. Some of the candidates came very close to election, and without some extraneous features, which forced themselves to the front, they would have been elected. It is an easy matter to make the county repub- iican, by first inducing all repub- hcans to respect and observe party fealty.
The oasis., 1900-11-24

MT. Tener should surely feel hattered at the votes he received in Washington, his own home pre- clnct, and Old Glory and Gro blanco precincts, where his op- POnent resided many years. In Washington he received two-thirds oi all tue votes cast, and in Old Glory and Gro Blanco he got i've sixtns Of the vote. But for a bus ,"eSS matter he could not neglect ne could have canvassed the county, aud the result in all the precincts would have been just like that in the three precincts named.
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They are peacesble. iaw-ahiding citizens
when well treated by the whites, and not
given whisky.
A carriage passed us on the road The
team, 4 fine span OF grays. was driven by
Mrs wapato, who handled the reins with
all the assurance OF a Seattle Jehu. 4
white lady, whom she was giving lift
home, was riding with her.
We visited an Indian ranch on the Co.
luubia river, where two lumet (oid wom-
enl lived. One, who looked 70 be near
20 years Of age, sat on the ground making
mats of tules with long wooden needle
threaded with twisted cedar bark. making
Il so neatly that stitch could not be seen.
When finished she used the mats TO dry
peaches on laying the mats on board
racks She had packed her tules four
miles from the lake, over the mountains,
and had twisted the thread from cedar
bark; vet she was one Of them lazy ST.
washesr The orchard contained a fine
assortment Of fruits. Her companion was
blind and lay on a mat In the shade. Ask
ing her ''Clahowa six. mika cumtuN
Chinook wawa9" GLOW do you do, friend,
do you understand Chinookg) she an
swered. "Nika halo cumtuS Chinook nika
halo wawa. nika tiacum halo wawa; hyas
cultas wawa" Il do not understand Chit
nook; do not speak It; my people never
speak It. II is a goodfor-nothing Ian
guage). She talked right along in CHI
nook saying she never spoke 1t, she or her
people and did not understand II, finally
winding up with a song and begging in
her own tongue.
l made the old mat maker a small gift
as started to so, and her face broke into
smiles and she said: "Closh! Closh; Nika
tilacum chaeo tomala." Good; Good; you
are one of my people; come tomorrow
There were number Of stone imnle
ments by her door. which are still used.
After spending three weeks ut First
creek. we went to Railroad creek TO hunt,
fish and prospect. Taking our pack horse.
Molly, we boarded the steamer Dexter and
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tied. yet when the sun came out they were
as fresh as ever. AS soon as breakfast
was over we took our rifles and started
for the pass. north OF camp for goat.
When we reached the pass we saw a big
ollie on the next divide. feeding IN Sc
curity out OF reach OF our Martins. We
watched him with the glass while resting.
He walked with case where fly would
have hard work to stick. so IL seemed. We
were upon the roof OF the world there and
could look down on the other side. Peak
after peak, stretching miles away, lay
before US. At our right was the glacier.
within stones throw, grlmblng and
working away. rolling down rocks. earth
and blocks OF ice.
The park IS full OF marmots, which
whistled at every move we made. count
ed twenty in one short walk from camp.
We would keep very still when I was
sketching. and the marmots and pleas
would come very close. one day when we
were passing a rock slide. three little kit
ten marmots came out on rock and
watched US with great curiosity their
hands in their overall pockets. apparently
stood there like diSobedient children. in
spite OF their mothers wild shrieks and
calls.
May the hunter who shoots game inst
for fun and the man who paints advertise
ments on the rocks never visit this park
II those who mar the rocks at the lake
with advertisements could hear the un-
complimentary remarks made by the tour
lists OF the marring OF the matchless seen
cry Of Lake Chelan, they would surely
erase their work
As soon as our rowboat arrived we pack
ed our outfit In and started down the lake
trolling for trout on the way with good
success. We reached Twenty-hve-mile
creek the first evening Our tent was soon
UP on a sandy beach near a ranch where
the owner gave us the freedom OF his
melon patch, saying that they were Just
as free as the water in the lake. The ba-
mana melon. some OF which were two feet
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member of our glorious First regiment
From the top of Ten-Mile mountain we
could look across to Monumental peak,
$500 feet high, in all its rugged grandeur,
peak on peak, with several small glaciers
in their midst our trail led over rock
slides and along the face of the mountain
for four miles. The rest OF the way is
along the creek bed and through the tim
Der. We had the exciting pleasure OF
stirring up several yellowjackets' nests.
When within about a mile OF our camping
ground l sat down on a log 10 rest, where
1 found a big hunk of pine gum plas-
tered neatly in blaze on the log, where
some traveller had left II. I was so tired
1 fe,t that I had never realized how Dig
a foot had and each one surely weighed
q ton; when all at once / noticed about
peck OF ye-sow Jackets swarming in the tran
where the pony had crossed over the nest.
/ jumped and ran like Fourth or July
Splinter, as "a to go over the nest.
Luckily my sweater was thick and / es-
capped their stings.
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landed NJ Refrigerator harbor. at Rail-
road creek, at noon Packing our GRUB"
on Molly, we struck out once more FOR the
parks We reached six-Miie camp the
trst day and soon had our tent up and
FIRE going.
Next morning We fished in the creek.
getting a large string Of trout We then
started for Nine-Alle camp. reaching the
little cabin on the trail IN good season.
China Plate Inn" was the name carved
on the door Wood Rat Roost" would
have been more appropriate. for the place
was overrun with wood rats the aixo u a
cat. Here a rain storm overlook uA and
We made everything snug for a lay-by.
Molly wanted TO come ia with US She
had turned turtle twice qB we came up
the trail. the ars, time rolling over three
times down the mountain side hut eha
lay still at a word, or she would hAvo
gone down hundreds OF feet We helped
her UP. Her pack had not even shifted
me deer nieH tormeutod her and she
would try to scratch them off with her
loot. and caught II In her halter. 80 Il
threw her. II was taken or and aha vent
all right after that We mad 10 mack
everything into the grub box nhich Is
found IN every cabin. 80 as 20 keep out the
rats. They held high links that night an.
~ my husband 10 the camille and took
shot a. them. killing three that night
everything was spAttered with gore We
had 20 XII them every night aa long aa
we stayed Al the cabin They made an
with The ivory soap as Il was. Ozark crows
came near the camp. they were usgrr
tame. saw many ant hills. shaped Ike
hay stacks. on the lake shore They vera
made Of half-inch bits ~ grass stems.
some % The mounds were Two feet high.
a Ereai many hawks ard eagles we're
AFsLnd camp. large hawk iit al fuy
feet As ] sat in the cabin door orc aRg.
~ WAS aftrr the squirrels that we're run
ming around me. ia never noticed ma am.
III ] reached Tor my rife. then he lsft mo
IN A hurry.
When The weather cleared we started
Tor he4ulah land. finding 70 as lovely az
ever. There vera : great rnsr, sefs,.
trees IN our way Thtgo were several
goats Ia sight The bel on The uanv
frightened them 30 we ala not get ora.
ASNY would follow US everywhrre sge
went, sEe seemed 20 be afraid To h.
alone She followed US hlFa ua on thr
mountain side one aav u-her 49,
sSsiching. she was feeding near AMEN
Ne saw goat on the opposite side az the
paF x where We felt sure ~ a ehat We
had sot nearly IL range when Molly miss
"a ls and here she came, rattilnx her
0r4 IKE boiler snop. The way that
eD@t ran IS caution 70 mountain
climbers. II ran through the chimney
FoeNs, sending stones bounding down al
q terrible rate. Ny chun ran FOR fhs
pass ana took a long range shot az the
goat, ~ouncins x. u stumbled for n
moment, then q went over the mountain
anything 70 climb.
One day when We we're hunting goa,
ana my husband was fully fniIs away on
We opposite mountain. 7 had looked for
William Until Tired. I had climbed nearly
- lie ts2 oI = pass al4d Ma Ie4slrsly
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We saw i've goats on the mountain
top The valley of the park IS wallet IN
on each side by high rock Gins The
park Is at an elevation % 5000 feet. was
the FIRST woman TO visit u. X - tNo
miles long ana half a mile vide. and ia
covered with the Ereruest grass and
countless thousands OF flowers % the most
beautiful and delicate kinds. Huge snow
banks are 70 every side at tho Bot Of
the rock walls with b,uehclts. cry thoft-
urns. heather. COLDER sparrea coiUlnoiue.
forget r1e-pot and many other KINDS "
towers growing right up TO the etge az
faa SNOW. and even through IL. ID Sea
a larEe bunch With one hand, and. with
a8t moving. reached over ana got snow
taU ana stuck 10 fun 81 flowers. The pink
aul white hea thcT Slows in great mats.
while the aEaleas huns t9lck wlt6 creamy
bells tangie goIr footsteps Ia the belts
90 timber that run across the park We
pitched our tent by the ley waters 81 the
e.a5icr stream at Buckhoru camp ground.
aud my chuu made our bed of Norway
s.ruce-he knows Just how anA IS tho
prince OF camp makers What 8 JOY 4
Was 90 - ilAei 90 rest ~ the song q
The stream No sound cTlld reach "a
tr5m she outside, world No steam vhis-
ties or screcch q the street cars rounding
the curves and no Goa smoke or dGst. Il
was delight 20 breathe the pure pine
1erfamsd. s4n-steepea afr We soon bad
g -aaraS Gre. ami Il was needed. for our
camp sacTi glacier. the Che.ana. that
was within A quarter % q miles o.: camp
L. Is not as large as the lssiia. buJ u is
a lovely sight In ia setting OF red noun
taias. the Cougar on one side and the
Laurence peak on the other
Tbcre WAS no wind. hut occasionally
there would be a cold breath from the gla-
cler as though Il breathed a sigh o. re-
gret for It's former greatness. The park
is tho old bel o. the glacier Tho ground
fs0ze hard that might. and the way tslt
rn4tc mo think az tae way "a certain %
man ordered MS bacon "a streak o. fat
an streak O lean" was a streak o,
freeze on the side next the tent ana a
streak ~ warm rn the other size. There
was i-c 1u tre stones iu fse --eek next
morning. where the spray had frozen.
Tae eSHeEs .Eoze 50 tAAs the leaYes rat