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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Der Bur mmD ietn &imo.
(guf Der beutl6en Spmpatbte,D ers
iammluns in Gbicaeo bora
eetragen.)

-
Sn Sranspadl unb in Sranies2 aub
Oa lit Der &f fir bic Sreibeit ents
brdnnt,
Sir bic bsimii6e S4olle, fir's alte
He1t -
2teber Sob aIs Stlape unb 8ritens
fneht.
limb in Der bGrtisen Buren, Hetb'n
Oa brdnsen ii6 blpnbe &naben bins
Elm -
G6tes, trubiaes 8urenblut,
SIR Nuge bas blibt pou 9eloenmutb.
80 LAB, lieber Batter, mid NIT Dir
sieb'n
Ten Hiabern entgegeu, our @r.a)e
bin,
Dn lebrtst mid tummsln bas lpiloe
Rob
llnb lebrteit mid lenten Der 9u4ie
8ei9ob."
ein T,ster, Ou biit erit bretsebu
Sabr,
Gtsin sSiinsIier unb Mutters Nie6Iiro
gar,
Gasr ion ie beIhiibsn, fie b!sist olsii;,
S..ne Yriiaer iino audi IN uRlevsn
Heih'ni""
n0ieb' Naier, o LAB MIDI bo9 mi. tirs
aus -
S1iueI ter @ntje bleibt BEL Der SHUTTER
81 9aus,
Die fGisbt 10 ii9er unb gut Dis Tu.
G2 lafen bic Shpor5sn Die Sarm in
Stub"
Dd blibt eS i'm Mitge bes Mlten duf:
so bole ben Happen uno i9tping
Did bineaf
limb 5age Der Mutter unb S9peiter
abe
limb md9' ibnen ni9t bas 9er5 gu
peb!"
ltnb pistsr liest in Der SHUTTER glrm,
Sbre MISUNDERSTANDING, bic nebt i'm
lpdrm,
Sine Jsber itedt Mntte ibm an ben
SUIT,
,g(be, metn Dieter uno 5iele quit"
Das mar an benz Sage bon Glands
laaet,
tobte bu pilo uno teib bic
S6la6t,
9~iertauienb 8riten iino iturmgerannt
Jfeunbunoert 4nren, bic bieltenG tanb
Der &f, - auf benz bIutis
gen Gelb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Die a oer WreKc.

Man barf nidt auber W9t laifen,
bab es atpei Mrten BON prehen giebt:
cine 9 II t E, ipel6e bic Sa9e Der Reli>
sion, Der Wabrbett unb bes Rehtes
p~ertritt unb cine hfehte E, tpel9e
bieie GRANDDAUGHTER Der hrtitliben
@efeufdaft enttpeber betdmpft pber
gdnalih isnorirt.
Sn benz sesenpdrtisen aampf Der
Setter, in ipelfem bic Ginen auf Der
Settle Der Sueenb unb Wabrbeit, bic
Qnberen auf Der Settle Der 3iisellpiiss
feit unb bes lnglaubens iteben, biloet
Die Yreiie bic furtbtbare Waffe, NOS
nit jece partet ben Sies iiber bic Qns
oere Su errinsen bDfft.
0ersleiben mir bic stpei grten bon
prefen nit einanber, 10 erfbaint bic
f6le4te prefe nte elm sefpaltigsr 60
liatb, benz iuneen Dapib, Der suten
Preiie geseniiber. Sic bat auf ibrer
Settle bic finansiene Ma9t, bic ruters
itiibun9 Der pornebmen unb gebilbeten
Welt, unb ale Geibenihaftsn bes
menihli6en 9ersens. Sic penbet aae
Wftttel an, I'm in ale Samilien in
Stabt uno 2anb at gelansen: SIus
itrationen, grsdbluneen jeber Dirt,
Sfanbale, 2isbessei1tdten, S6eaters
beridte II. T. H., Qles bent, UNI Die
Gelision unb bic Sugenb Der unerfdb>
renen Gefer 81 untereraben.
Dieter eepaltisen ible6tsn prefe
ftebt gar i1ii1tern bic tIeine, bic arme,
fatboIiide preTe seseniiber. Die 3abl
ibrer Ibonnenten lit Helm. 8iele ber=
ielben iino iosar f6ledte gesabler,
dber bdufig i9arfe 3rititer. SIT es ba
elm Wunber, baB lie nidt in tasli9en
RieiensG bitipnen erfbsinen tann, pie
bic idle9te prefe2 @iele bebauern
bic HiiditGnbisteit Der suten PreFe,
aber anitatt bieie prefe nit ibren
Mitteln gu unteritiiben, brinsen lie
ibre Innpncen unb 4bpnnent elmer
i9le6ten 3eitung bar.
Gs lit alerbinss pabr; bic @elt lit
uno pirb INNER unfamiliar iein.
Qber Die 0ortdmpfsr Der fatboIif9en
Sadie in Der suten preHe miiHen ben
arDbten @ntbeil bon biefer ltnbantbars
felt peri1luden. sic BADEN sinen
gang uneleiden admpf nit Der iAleds
ten preHe gu fiibren. sSbr Inbdns 1T
tlein i'm 9ereleih nit benz ungebeus
rem Nnbans Der i4lshten preFe; aber
benno9 foroern bic atpei lebten pdpite
bic tatbolii6e PreHe gum uneribrodes
men &fe sesen ibre @egnerin auf.
Mber Der Mutb uub Der Gtfer bes
Ginselnen rei1t in bieiemRampfe ntdt
bin. Cine Organization Der einaelnen
&Gmpfer ndre %erforoert, I'm einem ees
ipaltisen. gut orsaniiirten Seinbe ents
gegenautretsn. Wer fam jebod unter
ben sssenmdrtisen @erbdltninen, mo
Sober fir 5ein 2eben ober fir feline
3aide tdmpft. cine ioIde @~sreinisuns
erpurten?
@inss jsbo9 itebt in unierer Watt,
ndmlih: bic quite preife nit 8slbmits
teln gu unteritiiben. Das @elb ipielt
auf grbsn in alen religi0ien, pie poll.
ttiden 5rasen eine erobe RoGe. GO
tpobl bic tatboliide prefie, nie bas
Wiiiionspeien brauAt @elb. bel
@elb. limb mir aatboliten iteben in
oieIem puntte ben anberssldubtsen
tpeit suriid. Wer fir bieie firdli4en
,3tpede ntht serne in bic Saids sretft,
Der fol- fi9 faamen unb IS ME ipaseu,
iiber bic MdnssI Der tatbolii9en
preile ooer bes glerus gu murren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Wir lsIen In eiucum @c6fcIs
bIatte
foloenbe interefYorte Gtatiitif:

fOleenbe intereFante Gtatiitit:
Die 3ubl Der Srauen 1T i'm @agss
meinen erDber, oils bic Der Mdnner.
Iuf tduisnb MGnner tpmmen in pur>
tugal 1901 Srauen, in S9peben unb
Norpeeeu 1861, in England 1868, in
Der S1peia 1044, 5innIuno 1044,
SeutI6lano 1889, Seitsrrei9 1924,
SGnemurt 1925, Spuanb 1925,
Srdntrei9 1925, 9slsien 1901; an
bers Ratipnen odsegen baben mebr
WGnner, als Srauen. go tommen
auf 1000 Wdnner in Stalien 995
Sralen, Serbien 99S, 8ulsarien 952,
Rumdnien 944, @rie4enldno 996,
9psnien unb 9ersosegotpina 96S. -
@us benz vg9o be pSueit".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

" o.
seieIt;
Gin 8rtten=g Captain iiber's S9lahts
felo gebt
Der mad ben bleliirten Sreunben
fpGbt.
Oa iiebt er in ben ~sefaIenen &eib'n
gtne He~denseitalt duf benz Selsgeitein,
Yin BUR nit tpeibem Saar unb Bart,
Yin urbtlb alter sermanii9sr Dirt.
Die gruif TT seri4oKen, nod atbmet
er f9per,
Sein brbenbes Muge irrt fudenb umz
Der;
limb ais Der 8rite it9 iiber i'm beuot.
Oa bat Der Wlte bic Worte aeteudt:
nMit mir iit's su Gnb', mir bilft
&einer mebr,
Der Sob fir bic Sreibeit, Der pirb mir
ntht i6per,
Oo9 bab' cine 8ttt' i9 fir @ottes>
lpbn:
SUD-. Sremoer, mir meinen gefauensn
Spbn.
Gr lit nod elm 4inb, bod CT fo1t tpie
Elm Wdnn,
. Srember, o bring mir ben &naben
beran,
DAP i9 ibm nod einmal ms Mntlib
ieb',
Gb' i9 fur INNER bon binnen GET!
Gr fptt mir CUR Gette i'm blutiaen
Streit,
uni're 8ii9ien bic fnanten au glei6er
3eit,
@m 5elfen bort fab ih ibn tpanten que
lebt,
9rab' als mir bic 8usel bic 8ruIt
serfeBt."
Stumm tpdnbte Der 9rtte 1it nun our
Seit',
DER tobte &ndbe Der lag ntGt peit,
@r belt bic 8iifie i'm 4rm nod q,ier
uub fem Yatrpnens@ iirtel mar Ieer.
Or lag als tpie I'M Sruume limb,
Utit feinen 2oden ipilte Der Wtnb,
CUR Seite ibm lag fein teder Sut -
unb 4ntie's Sober tpar ROTH bon 8lut.
Oes 8riten barter Sinn tparb tpeif,
Gr nabm ben 4naben 10 itumm uno
blei1
limb Iest' tbn benz alien @atsr ana
9ers,
Das adj polf pergeben bDr Sammsr
nnb S1mera.
Der f9aiit uuf fein tpbtes 8inb 10
lang ~
uno itrei1eIt benz &ndben bic talte
Wdne',
lnb tiiBt i'm 70 betb auf ben blei6en
Wunb
llnb prebt i'm On feline 8ruit 10 numb.
rWein Dieter, mein Dieter; Du lieber
&nab',
fteisen mir 8eibe auiammen ms
@rab.
Stud Sud-. Sbr 8riten. unb Gurem
Rei1,
Oas 8lut bie5eS &naben, es fomm'
iiber gu4!!"
Damn brad ietn Iuse; i'm Sobs nod
felt
9dlt Der Batter ben &naben an fi9 sez
prebt.
80 trifft iie Der ideibenben Come
Strdbl:
Soft f4iBe Sranien. Soft i9iise
S"ranspadl!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Nau0Oc bon Dett 0ret
0t0OrittcrM.

Gs sosen brei Rabler gum Shore
binaus
Sbne Drummer!
Drum iiben Tie beute i'm Spribenbaus.
$ Summer!
SelesrapbiI9 gum Startsn lie iparsn
beiteat
Sn Gil!
Gum 3ablen Der Strafe fsblt nidts als
bas @elb!
Ia Setl! -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Wber ,ute?

arDIus : chamberlain (bas OrateI
in Delphi befra9enb): oWas piro aee
Itbeben, tpsnn England nit Sruns>
paol ariss a%nfdnst9"
pptbia: nSn bret @odsn perben
GngIdnber in pretoria iein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

n0ein ipa9tes Slid, o Msni9entinb.
. glollbe Spd) nit ni9ten,
Dab es e~riiilte 8iini9e iino,
IS iinb erfiiQte pfli9ten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

Sleine Sinber treten Der Wutter auf
ben S9OoB, groBe tretsn ibr auf's
Ser3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

9efer bic 3unge i'm Seraen, als bas
9erS ouf Der 3un9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
ScbenS,u cisbett.

8roBer Winb bringt oft nur tleinen
&esen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

Wir tiiinen ni9t nit ben &inbern
auf glc;dem Jube leben; ~bebanbeln
mir Tie alS glei9, 10 bebanoeln ie uns
ais unteroebeue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

Sic Oielen 4usiprii6e Der altenPbiz
iiber ben Snbegrtff Der 8etss
belt lofen ii6 ale auf ben 9epanten
3uriidfahren: Ser WetIe geniigt iid)
ielbIi. = Die 9rtItli9e Gebenspeisbeit
auf iEgen lebten &ern 3uIammen se5os
gen ldutet: nWeiie 1T nur Der, Dem
nidts geniigi ols 8ptt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

NltGD IN Nrlerttd gtDt es 1Dnoerbdre
&Guae. 60 f9reibt giner an elm tds
tbpliI9es Ylatt:
SIS pirb in 3eitungen perIdnst,
DaB, penn in bie''m Sabre Der aIse-
meme &atbplitentag ausfa1en folts,
bab bdnn gang Defenders bafir ge>
Iprgt tperoen ioate, in alien Staaten
Staatstat9olitentage 81 balten. Dos
Iiebt ii9 ia gerabs 10 an, als penf bon
ben 8dtbolitentdgen bic etpt9e Selies
felt abbinse. Wenn bic aatbolitenta9e
cine 10 groBe Notbpenoigfsit Iinp, tpie
oas 10 burgeiteut pirb, bann iinb ppbl
bic 2eute bier in @merifa ni6t redt
futbDlti4 eeipeien, 10 lange nod feline
&atbolitentage gebalten nurben. limb
bod bat bic fatboltI9e Religipn in ben
,3citen ppr Dem erIten &atbolifentaac
IN bteIem 2anbe 9r0Bers Sorti9ritte
semabt, als felt Der 3eit Der &atbolis
lentage. Was niibt bas prlinfen,
rpenn nihts babinter itedt9"
Sier folsen Die Ratbi4ldse isiner
8eisAett;
SIS ndre ii9erli6 better mebr Sleib
unb Sorgfalt auf Den 8oltsunterriht
su perpenbeil, as duf 8eranitdltung
offentlider tdtbolifder S6auItsnuns
gen. Qtaes prunten nit &atbolitsn.
tu9en unb ioniti9en 8ereinsperiamm.
lun8en 1T citcI 9unit, 70 LANCE nod
Ods 8olt I'M Ssrenglaubsn erbalten
unb ipeitcr gcbilpst pirb. QGe Drum
terei nit tatloliIdem aeben bier in
Qmerifn i: eitel Sunit nno Sotus pos
tus, 10 .loa8c nod bas Bolt bur9Wfebs
9eripredh uno0ebetserb6runeen aus
geloSsn ipiro. Wir meinen gier bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13

(Sortfe oIst.)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-29
PROPOSALS FOR FIRE HOSE.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the Board of Commissioners of
the Honolulu Fire Department, until IL
o'clock m Oct. 9th, 1900, for furnishing
1000 feet of az inch cotton'covered Fire
Hose, to be delivered within sixty days
after notlfiea ion Of accept nee of tender.
All tenders must be accompanied by
samples.
K, r. 6. WALLACE,
Secretary Board Of Commits lonels Of the
Honolulu Fire Department. I63etd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-29
ARE YOU DEAF??

Every kind OF deafness and dinirult hear
Ing can lie cured ~ our new Inyeutipnj only
bose having been born deaf are incurnhla, Noises
- the ear cease NJ onTc. send particulars abOu.
our ease, Consultation aud advice free. Every
u" can euro himself 20 Hn own home at very
He expense
Dir, DALY0p'S AUaAL CLINIC,
..Gsailo Avenue. CHICAGO, ILL, u, 5, A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-29
The California and Oriental 5. 5. e..
". G. Irwin & SO.
Limited

AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refinery Co., Of San
Francisco.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, -
Philadelphia, Penn, U. s. A.
Newell Universal Mill Co. (National
Cane Shredder), New York, u. s. A.
N. Ohlandt q Co.'S Chemical Fertili-
GERS.
Alex. Cross & Sons, high grade Fur.
tilizers for Cane and Coffee.
Reeds Steam Pipe Covering.
ALSO OFFER FOR SALE
Parafiine Paint Co.'S p. & b. Paints
and Papers; Lucol and Linsesl
Oils, raw and boiled.
lndurine Ia cold-water paint, l.
white and colors.
Filter Press Cloths, Cement, Linz
and Bricks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-29
SEATTLE BEER,

The ever popular Rainier beer is be-
coming a household word and will
you have glass of Seattle" is more
often heard than anything else. The
Criterion Saloon has the beer on tap or
In bottles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-29
CLAIMS ON THE STREAM
CONTEST FOR PRIVILEGES ~
BY PLANTATION LEADERS
"-..,s. - -.AfTi
Propositions Made BY wsislus Co.,
Of ais and Wahiawa Promoters
Latter Promise to Pro-
tect the Forests.

Following is the full text Of the
correspondence In connection with the
granting of rights to the Kaukonahua
stream:
Mr.. Wray Taylor, Commissioner Of
Agriculture, Honolulu:
Dear Sir-The undersigned desires to
secure in what was formssly the school
lands and now under government con-
troll, right to make storage reser-
voirs and to erect necessary fuming
bitches or tunnelling, as circumstances
may require, for bringing water from
the reservoirs SO located onto the lands
below and occupied by our company.
In consideration Of a conclusion OF
this character we would undertake.:
First-To fence the lands as near cat
tie and hog proof as conditions will
permit.
Second-To make a thorough and
systematic cleaning out Of wild hogs
and cattle now roaming on the lands
and destroying trees OF small growth.
Third-To place in charge a compe.
tent forester and three assistants en-.
tirely at our own expense, whose du,y
shall be to clear the lands Of lantana
and other noxious underbrush and tc
replant such portions as have been do.
nuded by fire or other causes, and &c
prevent such wanton destruction OF the
forests in the future.
All work covered by agreements
herein to be performed to the satisfac,
sion OF the commissioners OF agricul.
ture or his authorized agent, and the
replanting Of lands to be accomplished
in such manner and with such plants
as the commissioner may direct or fur
nish.
We do not feel that we can pass mon
ey consideration for the privilege.
herein sought, as the expenditures fol
reasonable period Of time will be o
extraordinary character.
Believing that the agreements GOV
ering the action herein requested o
you will be mutually beneficial, an
submitting blue prints of the lands II
question. showing their relation to ad
joining premises, we remain, your
truly,
WAHIAWA SUGAR CO., LTD,
GIN. Whitney, Sec'y.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-29

Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.
Olaa Sugar Co.
Haiku Sugar Co.
Paia Plantation Company.
Nahiku Sugar Company.
kihei Plantation Co.
Haw allan Sugar Co.
Kahului Railroad Company.
-ASp--
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-29
"a The U52as2:Zzz.l cigar 81
NJ 51i &3q5g&zsizE3&1337GkE37 w

and make bitches, fumes, tunnels,
dams and reservoirs; therefore 1t Is
agreed:
1. That a corporation shall be form
ed for the purpose Of developing the
water resources in question.
2. That the corporation shall have a
capital Of blank dollars divided into
1900 shares Of the par value Of blank
.dollG'i.
9. That the parties Of the fourth
part shall convey to the corporation
the rights Of way across their lands
for water conductors.
4. That the parties Of the first, third
and fourth parts shall convey to the
corporation the lands which may be ne.
cessarily flooded by the operations
and all the rights in and to the water
running in both the north and south
branches Of the Kaukonahua stream.
excepting as reserved In this same sec
ton fortified Of the paid-up stock as
apportioned In this section. Mary E.
Clark and L. G. Kellogg reserve the
right to take from the stream $4,000
gallons of water day for household
and domestic use.
5. That the party of the second part
shall convey all its rights in the water
OF both branches at and above tie
dams to be constructed, but not any
below the branch be made appurtenant
to the lands of the Wahiawa Settle
ment Association pro rata to the area
Of the respective holdings. for use only
on such lands provided one owner may
divide his share with another.
s. That all the water and water pow
er from the reservoir at the foot o!
the colony lands shall be furnished t.
stockholders In proportion to their
shares at rates to be established; pro-
vided that the party of the second part
have the right, at such rates, to use all
the surplus water power not used upon
the lands of the Wahiawa Settlement
Association.
0. That charges for water for irriga.
ton shall be one-third of one cent per
miners inch per hour, and no more
where supplied by gravity. and for DO.
nestle use not less than two cents MOI
more than five cents for each 1000 gal.
Ions. A miners inch is nine gallon:
a minute.
That water which has to be supplied
by the party Of the second part (Waia
lua Agricultural Coz to kuleana hold
ers or others having vested rights II
to be supplied by the new corporation
without charge. and II charged to tn,
party OF the second part when takcI
from reservoirs credited back to tn
party Of the second part. "And san
party of the second part agrees to &C
quire any and all OF said vested right
when practicable and to terminate sal,
free supply without expense to an,
other of the parties hereto"
IL. That the party Of the second par
agrees to take and pay for all waite
not required by the other parties.
~. That all wood now growing oil
lands agreed to be conveyed to the Cor
poration is reserved to the owners Q
such lands respectively.
10. This section describes the work
the Waialua Agricultural compan
agrees to construct under section G.
The foregoing Is condensed as
stract and does not follow the phrase
! logy OF the agreement.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-29
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. Il. w. Groves signature
is on each box. 25 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-29

The above Company will buy, lease 1,
or sell laniJ In all parts Of the Hawaiian
Islands; and also hiss houses In the City
Of Honolulu for rent. l4s9-y1
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-29
Applications for Privileges.

One of the documents in the matt 81
Is an application to J. +. Brown, Com
missioner of Public Lands, dated Hone
lulu, Aug. 80, 1900. and signed by l..
q. Kellogg, manager, for the Hawaiian
Fruit q Plant Co., Ltd. and by j. b.
Anterior president, for the Waialua
Agricultural Co., Ltd. 1t asks for tho
rights and privileges set forth in an
agreement with l.. G. Kellogg and
Mary Il. Clark, and for location refers
to map on file in the Governors
Office.
Another application for the water
privileges in question is addressed tc
Wray Taylor Commissioner of Agri.
culture, Is dated Honolulu, August "a
1900, and signed by G.. NJ. Whitney
secretary, for the Wahiawa Sugar Co.
Ltd. II asks permission to make stor,
age reservoirs, conduits. ETC., and un
dertakes to fence the lands proc
against cattle and hogs, to clear out al
such animals now destroying the younl
trees, to place in charge OF the Ian,
a competent forester and three assist
ants at the company's expense, and al
to be done to the satisfaction OF tn
Commissioner Of Agriculture.
I'VE do not feel that we can pas
money consideration for the prlvileg
herein sought" say the applicants, "a
the expenditures for considerable pc
riod of time will be of an extraordinar
character"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-29

Hon. J. F. Brown, Commissioner of
Public Lands for the Territory Of
Hawaii:
Dear Strive hereby present and
submit to you for your consideration
this, our application for certain rights
and privileges, as follows, to-wit:
To enter IN and upon the pubic
lands adjoining the north branch of
the Kaukonahua stream, in the island
Of Oahu, mauka Of the Wahiawa col
ony, and make surveys for bitches,
fumes, tunnels, dams and reservoirs on
and over said public lands.
To contruct a dam and reservoir in
said stream at point mauka of sail
colony lands, at a sufficient cleration
to enable the water to be diverted
therefrom by gravitation to the highest
part Of said colony lands.
To construct ditch, tunnel and
fumes from said dam and reservoir
over the said public land to said col
ony lands of not less than 5O.OOO,OOo
gallons per day capacity, and to there
by direct such portions of the waters
Of said streams as we may be or be-
come entitled to divert and to conduct
the laid water so diverted to the SAID
colony lands and the lands owned and
controlled by the Waialua Agricultural
Company, Ltd, for use thereon in nc.
cordance with an agreement by and be-
tween l.. G. Kellogg and Mary T.. Clark
as parties Of the first part, and the
Waialua Agricultural Company, Ltd,
as party Of the second part
The location of said dam and reser-
voir and the location and course y.
said ditch are more fully set forth and
shown on plat now on file in the office
of Sanford b. Dole governor OF said
territory to which reference Is made
Very respectfully submitted,
HAWAIIAN FRUIT AND PLANT co
LTD.
L. G. KELLOGG. Manager.
WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL co.
| LTD.
]. b. ATHERToN, President.
Text OF Agree ment.
A memorandum OF agreement wa!
submitted, with date of execution ex
cepting the month of September 1900
between Mary L. Clark and Byron D
Clark her husband, and l.. q. Keilol
of Wahiawa, of the first part; the Wal
alua Agricultural Co., Of the secon,
part; the Hawaiian Fruit and Plan
Co., the third part and T. l.. Holloway
w. =. Thomas, DR.. IL. G. Rhodes, Ed
gar Wood, Carl Pullman, A. w. Eames
I. ii. Gibson, James Dole, II. Il. Han
ma, J. w. Welte w. b. Mccormick, l.
G, Kellogg, Mary Il. Clark and Byrol
o. Clark her husband, and Adeline c
Clark, members of the Wahiawa Sci
Element Association, of the fourth par
The agreement witnesseth tina
whereas all the parties thereto are tn
owners Of, or interested in, one or bot
branches of the Kaukonahua stream /
the district of Waialua; and that i
cense has been obtained from the HG
waiian Government to enter upon ia
public lands mauka of the lands {
the Wahlawa Settlement Associate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-07
MINISTER HART
Reports on the True Political situa-
ton I'm Colombia.

Reports on the True Political situa-
ton In Colombia.
NEW YORK, September 6.-Benito
Zalamea, United States Vice Consul
General at Bogota, reached the city last
night with dispatches to Secretary Hay
from Charles Burdet Hart, the minis
ter to Colombia.
ometime ago news was received that
President Sanclemente had resigned
and that Vice President Marroguin had
legally succeeded him. This news was
sent to Colombian representatives all
over the world with instructions to
transmlL it to the heads of the various
governments. The latter were suspic-
ious Of Marroguin and delayed recog-
nizing him. Minister Hart reports
that Marroguin did not peacefully sue
coed San Clemente but seized him, to-
gether with Gen. Palacio, the Secre-
tary Of State, and put them in prison
July 31st.
Several of the Governors Of the diff
ferent States recognize Marroguin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-07
WINDOW GLASS WORKERS.

PITTSBURG, Sept. 6.-The executive
committee of the Window Glass Gut
ters' league to-day agreed with the ex-
ecutive committee of the American
Window Glass Company 10 submit to a
telegraph vote of all cutters a PROPOSE
ton to return to work and drop the de-
mand for the transfer OF the cutters OF
the Window Glass Workers Associa-
ton, l.. A., 300, K. OF L., to the league.
The result of the vote is expected on
Monday. Disgruntled blowers and gath
erers, members of L. A. 300, are organi-
zing a separate union. The new organ
ization plans to form within a week
some fifteen preceptories.