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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-01-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE STATE OF TEXAS,

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County of Cameron. To all per-
sons owning or having, or claiming any
interest in the following described land
delinquent to-the State of Texas, and
Comfy Of Cameron, for taxes, A-wit:
Lot No. IL, IL Block No 81, in the city
Of Brownsville, Texas, and according to
George Lyon : map of said CITY, front
/ ing 50 fees on Adams street and running
back between parallel lines TO an alley
dividing sid block, which said land is
delinquent FOR taxes for the following
amounts: go So for State Taxes, and
sT4 o. for County Taxes, and penalty,
interest sLli costs, and you are hereby
notified that suit has been brought by
the State for the collection of said Tax
es, and you are commanded to appear
and defend such suit at the February
Term OF the District Court for Cameron
County, and State Of Texas, to be begun
and holden at the Court house, in the
City of Brownsville, in said county and
State, on the fifth Monday after the first
Monday in January 1901, and show
cause why Judgment shall not be rem
dered condemning said lot and ordering
sale and foreclosure thereof for said
taxes, penalty, interest and costs of suit.
Given under my hand and seal of said
Court at my Office in Brownsville, Tex
as, on this 9th. day of January, A. D.
1901.
LOUIS KOwALsKI,
Clerk District Court. Cameron Co., Tex
A true copy certify:
Caledonia Cara, Sheriff.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-01-11

SENATOR HANNA says me ship
Subsidy bill is non dtad-nor will
he even allow it TO sleep
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-01-11
LOUIS KOwALsKT,

LOUIS kOWALSKI,
Clerk District Court, Cameron Co., Tex.
A true copy ] certify:
Caledonia Cara, Sheriff.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-06
Purchase Bitter Root Ranch.

Butte. Mont, Sept. 5.-The announce
meut 10 made that Senator W. A. CLARK
is about to become the owner OF the
noted Bitter Root stock ranch. founded
and brought to perfection by the late
Marcus Daily, who was Mr.. Olar ks bit
tersst political and business eaemy for
many years. 1t is stated that Mrs. Dal y
10 anxious t, sell, and Senator Clark ha 9
sent an agent and personal representa-
tive to tho ranch to examine 1t and make
q report to him as to it's value.
The ranch has been famous the world
over as the for,uer home OF such noted
horses a. Hamburg. rammsny. Montana,
Ogden. Isador, Inishfrse, Lux CASTS
Chiffon, Cameron, Bathampton, Iuver
ness, Prodigal, Ponce de Loon, Milroy
Rachael. China Sslk, Lady Thisbe. Brown
Silk and many others. The ranch con-
sists OF H.. 900 acres OF the best land in
Montana, OF which about 25,OOO acres
are under cultivation and upon which
Marcus DAILY spent millions OF dollars in
improvements It is stated that Senator
Olark's intention is to cultivate sugar
beets on the ranch.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-06
King ha, Throat Trouble.

New York. Sept. Discussing the
state OF tho health Of tho king of Eng
land . London correspondent of the Tri-
bune says: -,.
Disturbing rumors ABOUT tho king's
health have been in the arr for many
weeks, but it has not been possible to
separate the wheat from the chan. Tho
most Trustworthy account received from
those in touch with the court leaves lit
tie ground for doubt that the king has
been nervous about the condition Of his
throat while he has been at Homburg,
and they have confirmed the previous d.
sgnosis that there 10 no evidence Of
cancer. r A
There is. however, some disease Of the
shroat which requires constant Watching
and treatment. s s
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-06

About as low down a specimen
Of petty political spite ever witness
sed in this or any other state was
the turning down Of the application
FOR membership of Senator T. M
Patterson in the national bar asio
cation at its recent meeting in
Denver. just what may have been
the motive OF the committee for its
insulting action still remnants my.
stery. but Mr. Patterson ought to
be well content that he is not
obliged to Associate with that sort
Of people. As lawyer, asan up
builder Of his home state, the SEN
ator stands head and shoulders
Above the whole caboodle.-Gold-
en- Transcript.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-06

more defiant each season. Last
years record was one of the worst
in the history Of Colorado, accord
ing to reports brought in by repu>
table huntsmen who went carefully
over the hunting grounds Of the
state. A big cry was made about
the amount of game killed by the
White River Utes, but the real
damage was inflicted by pot>hunt>
ing white men who slaughtered
many times the deer that fell be-
lore the guns of the Indians. Such
conditions should not be allowed
to exist this year. and every lover
of honessspert,wiAs seiora to see
the bfeskes 81 sysme Aws run
EdoYtl and actively prosecuted. The
reputation Of Colorado as a hunts
ing resort makes it imperative that
the game butchers be done away
with.-Denver Republican.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-06
NAME THE MAN.

"a Potato Story" was published
in the Glenwood Springs Ava>
lanche Thursday, September 5th,
which sounds rather fishy. 1t was
a long tale Of woe that covered
almost a column of how a lower
Grand valley ranchman shipped a
carload of spuds to Leadville as
6rst>class goods, but the commits
sion merchant there refused to ac>
cept them because they looked
more like small marbles than pota>
toes. He then turned them over
to another commission house who
in turn put them on the market at
"way down" price. This caused
the local merchants Of the greatest
mining camp in the world to be-
come frightened and wonder where
they we're at, so to speak The
Avalanche says in closing the arr
ticle that ut will be long time
before Leadvilie merchants will
recover from the feeling of disgust
which followed, and in the mean
time Grand valley shippers will
rest under a constant suspicion OF
dishonesty" Name the ranchman
that did the act and ifthere's truth in
the story The Sentinel will do as the
Avalanche, roast the dastardly bust
ness, but until then we leave it 60
as it is. We know that the fruit
growers and ranchmen of the
Grand valley are as honest lot OF
men as can be found in Colorado.
To have a tale, as published in the
Avalanche, 60 out regarding them
will not be tolerated without pro-
test by this paper. Name the man.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-06

Delta county fruit growers are
right in protesting against the ap-
plication OF the name of California
to fruit grown in Delta county, to
,hich practice.a purchaser Of Col
RADIO peaches has resorted. 1t
seems that this dealer. believing
that the name Of California would
carry more favor than that Of Col>
orado, has represented that Delta
peaches are grown in California.
Against this the Delta fruit grows
ers protest, saying that Colorado
and not California should receive
the credit. Colorado peaches differ
from those OF the Pacific slope in that
they are of superior flavor. Some
times they do not look as well, but
the tasteless fruit Of California is
net, in the opinion Of well>intormed
people, to be compared with that
grown in this state, and Colorado
ought to receive due credit for
what she produces. 1t takes time
for a state to to establish a reputa>
ton for high-grade products oi
any kind, and its people should,
therefore guard its reputation and
insist upon all occasions that it res
ceive all the credit to which it may
be entitled. Ultimately Colorado
fruit will rank better in the market
than that Of California, but that Is
to be achieved only by placing it
ON the market under its right name
and not as the product of some
other state-Denver Republican.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-06
Fight with Wounded Ostrich.

Indianapolis. Ind, Sspt, 1.-Two To-
cal physiciaus perioemed - unueual sur
gical operation today with great dinacul-
ty. A giant ostrich, one OF . carload OF
aftsen birds On route from the east to
Hot Springs. injured its neck and was
threatened with death. ''tn
A professional wrestler. the two ply.
sicians and keeper, alter hard fight.
threw the bird to the floor OF the freight
car and the wound Was stitched When
the bird was allowed to fise 1t sent out .
foot with suoh foscs % to tear the tFou-
sers OF the wrestler, whose leg vas -
vsrely scratched. Tho injured ostrich
nay die Of its wounds.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-06

From the reports sent out by
the Denver papers it looks as
though William Radcliffe. the En-
elishman who leased the Grand
Mesa Lakes from the state several
years ago, has entered into a con-
tract with Uncle Sam whereby he
may continue to run his f h hatch
cry there. His property was de-
stro, ed by mob Of indignant
Delta county citizens several weeks
ago and he has been in the east
looking into what can be done to
reimburse him for the loss.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-06

The report is again prevalent in
Washington that the Ishmian nal
commission will report in favor OF
the Panama route and the purchase
Of the property of the Panama Ca>
nal Co Ifit does, look out for a
h pwl from the people of this coun
try that wall frighten the intending
looters as they have never been
frightened before. -,
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-06

A grave responsibility rests ups
on the game wardens and their
deputies. and it is up to them to
see that the game laws are strictly
enforced The state laws are am
pie for the protection of Colorado IS
game, YET there are lamentahy few
prosecutions, and pot hunters grow
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-06

Here's luck to Joe" Blackburn,
who is going to take wife before
rcsuming his Sc in the US. sem
ate He is such a good Democrat
and good fellow that he deserves
everything good.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-06

The primaries to select such delegates
shall be held on the 9TH day of September
at the usual places in the several precincts
according to the rules established in 1900 for
the conduct of primaries.
G. R. BARTON,
Chairman.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-06

Mis- Daisy Gordon returned this
morning froa Salt Lake. She will
make her homo with her sister. Mr.. ".
n. Merrill this winter.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-06
Call for Democratic Convention.

BY virtue of the authority vested in me a.
chairman of the Democratic County Central
Committee of Mesa county. Colorado. at
meeting held at the county court house IN
A. d. 1901, notice is hereby given that a
convention of delegates representing the
Democratic party of Mesa county, is hereby
called and will be held on the lAth day Of
September, A. d. 1901, at the city hall At l;dO
One County Commissioner for District
No. 3.
One County Treasurer.
One County Clerk.
One County Sheriff.
One County Assessor.
One County Judge. 4
One Superintendent of Schools.
One County Coroner.
One County Surveyor. -,
The several precincts of said county will
be entitled to representation in said conveu
t;nn a a folluws:
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-20

other japanese started 70 help him
and soon there was a lively scrim
mage Garcia's friends started to help
him and in the melee one OF the
white men was slashed with a knife
Hearing OF the trouble the officers
on duty went 10 the scene and quelled
the disturbance. The Jap was order
ed aft and the passenger told to 90
forward He started forward and
vas followed by the japanese whom
he had assaulted and was thrown 10
the deck by the now thoroughly in
furisted Oriental who started to slash
At him with a keen knife The Span
iard's clothes were literally cut to
pieces. but luckily for him be was not
badly injured. Officers jumped in IN
time to save his life and after a
lively scuffle dIsarmed the Jap and
nut him in irons.
Efforts are being made here to have
the man put ashore and have the Jap
anese consul take charge of him until
the next steamer for Japan arrives
when he viii be put aboard and sent
home for trial The Spaniard. who
claims to be a French subject. has
sought the advice of his consul hers
IA the matter and will make a reporf
Of the trouble to his government.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-20
SHIPPING NOTES.

The schooner Malolo did not get
away lat sevening for Kauai. She was
delayed by the rain in discharging
her freight.
Coal is being piled on the new land
made at Kakaako from the debris rails
ed from the harbor in front of the
quarantine wharf by the dredger. The
coal is for the Army and is from the
ship ]. B. Brown.
The Mariposa sails from the Ocean
ic wharf this afternoon at O'Clock.
The schooner F. NJ. Slade departed
for Eleele from her anchorage out
side yesterday afternoon.
The Kinross was delayed in sailing
yesterday by repairs 10 her donkey
engine which were found necessary.
The Claudine for Maui and the W.
G. Hall for KAUAI viii sail this after
noon st o'clock.
The new launch for the |. l. s. n.
Co. has been having trial trips since
Saturday and is found to work very
we'll
The steamer Noeau made a special
trip to Kailua on Sunday. She was
chartered by Mrs. J. ". Robinson to
take her 10 the bedside of her mother
Mrs Roy. who Is lying dangerously in
at Kaiilia.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-20
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.


Prom Kauai ports. per ztmr. ". G.
Hall. Aug 1S.-Niss Ewart- Mss
Davis. Miss Center. Miss Hartwel, \
Mrs. Morrison. Mrs Center. Mokeller. /
". r. Love, Mr. Brasch. Mr.. Baugh, |
L H. Dee. Master A Dee. ". H. /
Wright, Mrs Wright. A s Wilcox |
G. y. Wilcox. Miss K. KeoIki. Mrs
Bowers. Miss Smith. Mrs Goodhue.
Mrs Hofgaard. Mr. Hutchinson.
Messrs- K Hamzno. Afoo E Cotton.
Neoler. Miss Koka, Mrs. Toshi, Mas
ter MaheIona. Messrs. TurnbuIl. Bush.
ROdanet. Mrs. N Mahelona. Miss L.
Ahiu. c. H Bishop and 60 deck.
From Maui ports, per stmr Claud-
inc. Aug Isl. p Cooke. H P Bald
win. Mrs. J. Kirkland. Miss NJ Kirk
land. Miss Mary Green, Mrs. ]. Wa
iterhOHse. T. P Du Rose. N. Beck
with. J. c. Moura, wife and child.
Theodore Richards. J. A Tuthill.
Chang Kan Po. Chong Kwon Chez
w s. Akana, Mr. Fujisawa. Sister
iLeopoIdina. Miss Knapp. Mrs. d. C.
Lindsay. L Sloper. A. H. Irving.
Misses Sutherland t2l. Miss Keoho.
Miss Keahi Mrs. c. Lee Pat, Mrs.
c. Lake and son. Miss H Lee Pat.
d. P Kapewa and.wife, Mrs A Ke-
kuewe, a. G. Frias and wife Mrs.
sylvia. NJ ]. Borba. ~ife and 2 chill
dren. Mrs. Achong, Mrs kama. Mrs.
All Wa, Rev. s. K. Kaailua aud chill
dren, George r. Carter, Miss S. Iokia.
Miss Hannah Kau, Mrs. A Bixby,
Mrs K. HoluaIoa. Miss NJ. A. Nunes,
F. j. Cross, C. P. Grimwood. L.
Barckhausen. William White. D. K
, Kahaulelio and 101 on deck
) From Molokai ports, per stmr. Le-
hua. Aug. Nv G. Bush and fami
[ ly. Mrs. Beckett. Miss E. Dudoit. Miss
B. Peahi. Miss D. Kaupu. C. Paiha
ale, J Aea, Rev Father Thomas, W.
G. Walker. F. B. Damon. G. P.
Cooke, Allan W. Judd. F. B Newton
5 II. A. Peterson and s on deck.
o From Hongkong. per Hongkong Ma
ru-For Honolulu: P Moller, Mrs
= e Betsui. For San Francisco: Rear
= Admiral Beardslee, q. S. N, Mrs.
Beardslee and maid, A J. Bowie. F
I W. Brooks. Lieut. Breithaupt. Lieut.
: Busse, Capt Dietel. Lieut.. Won Hagen
Miss Ester Hawley, Miss Adler Haw
: ley, Major Hoffman,. r. C. Heath
y Mrs. R. Kerschow, Lieut.. B. Koethe
o Lieut.. Leiener, Louis. Shuck, lie,
Shee. Louis Moi. Louis Fong. Louis
= =. Fa, Louis " Lam, Louis V
r Young, Lieut. X Lutz, l. NJ Lago
V. Nakajima, K. Naoki, Hatsuz,
t Mayesawa, Ichiko Onuta, Barron vol
II Reitzenstein. Major Won Reppert, Cap
l. tain II. Richelot, Miss E. Schwen
iersky, Lieut.. Westermeyer. Mrs. E
= c. Whaley and maid Mrs. Wm. Viii
}; 'ey, M H. Cardew, NJ B. Garcia
J. Florian Glasko. John NJ Manos, S
IS C. Higgins, Mrs. X. Ward, E. Iva
" zaki, Hussein Effendi Bros. Mrs. E
Gasparian. Mukurtieh Gasparian, A
= kanush Gasparian, Marie GaspariaI
TX Mariana Gasparian
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-20

-HE Solace Ead HouEkong Nara
from the Orient both arrived
here yesterday ahead Of time
The solace reports most pleas
ant trip while the EOngkOng Maru
reports very bad weather from the
time Yokohama vas left until within
a fev DAYS of this port The Aaru
has the usual large general cargo Tor
this city and wiIl sail for San Fran
cisco this morning at 10 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon the steamer
Mariposa moved over 10 the Railroad
wharf 20 complete her cargo Of sugar
for san Francisco with which she de-
parts this afternoon at 5 O'Clock She
win take a good many passengers
from this city and viii leave sharp
or time.
On account of the strike In San
Francisco Il is possible that the
steamer will be kept on the run here
for q couple OF months yet as the
labor on the Alameda has been de
Iayed for several weeks and she will
not be ready on time TO take her run
unless matters are Strengthened out
by this time
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-20
From Captain Wallace.

The following communication from
Captain Wallace. late OF the Sea King.
has been received:
To The Republican: Captain Wal
lace Of the bark Sea King is not going
IS second mate Of the ship Emily
Reed. as was stated in the Advertiser
last week: but viii 80 TO San Francis
co as passenger in the Mariposa
leaving today. When he reaches
Frisco he viii try and find out who
made the mistake in the United States
Court In Honolulu regarding his case
Either Acting Prosecuting Attorney
Mr.. dunno. Judge Estee or Prosecut.
ing Attorney Mr. Baird. are in fault
aud have caused him 20 lose his ship.
throwing him out OF employment for
perhaps six months II the govern
ment officials in Honolulu can make
mistakes OF that kind without any
redress 20 the sufferers. then II is time
that shlp-owners stop their ships from
coming 10 Honolulu.
A. WALLACE.
late Master Of the Bark Sea King.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-20
Freight and Charters.

The following freights and charters
we're noted at San Francisco prior TO
August 10:
a NJ. Baxter. Am sc, 459 tons
Railroad ties from this port TO Homo
.ulu; by C. A Hooper & Co.
A. NJ. Campbell. Am sc, 4S5 tons tat
Sambie)-Lumber thence to Salaver-
ry. 81 l5s; by Pope & Talbot.
Adato. Br str. Pas tons tat Port
landD thence to Taku; by
Pacific Export Lumber Co. Prior to
arrival.
Adolf, Ger sh, 1861 tons tat Taco
ma)-Wheat thence TO U K. II. = or
D, 81 lis Sd. Prior to arrival.
Brabloch, Br sh, 1000 tons tat Port.
land)-Wheat thence to u X. II, A or
D. R1 lis Cd; by Girvin & Eyre. Pri.
)r to arrival
Cambronne. Fr bk. 1920 tons
Wheat to Z X, II, A or d, e1 lis;
by Eppinger & Co. Prior TO arrival
Commerce. Am sc. 621 tons-Poles
from Cowichan to Santa Rosalia: by
Felix Santalier.
Cymbeline. Br str, 2150 tons
Wheat to Z X or Continent. Bordeaux
to Hamburg: option of Mediterranean
| ports. e2: by Balfour. Guthrie & Co
Prior to arrival
Eric Am sc. 49S tons (on Puge
sound l-Lumber thence to Mollendo
So 15s; by Parrot & Co Prior {,
arrival
Gov ROBBIE. Am sh, 1927 tons (ol
| Puget Soundl-Lumber thence t,
Sydney. 50 IS Cd: option of Mel
bourne or Adelaide. e2 los; Por
Pirie. 60 SIS cd; or Cape Town, c;
| IS. Prior to arrival.
| Hyson. Br str. 1882 tons Cat Taco
mal-Wheat thence to two ports. |
\. II, A or d, e1 1Ss Cd: by BalfouI
Guthrie q Co. Prior TO arrival.
India, Chill bk. 953 tons tat Blake
.eyl-Lumber thence to Valparais
(owners' account Prior to arrival
MacMahon. Fr bk, I'LL tons-Whea
to U K. II. A or D. 81 1Ss; by So
Wangenheim. Prior TO arrival
W. F. witzemann. Am sc, 4O7 ton
Lumber from Gray's Harbor to He
nolulu.
W. II. Dimond. Am bkt, $40 tons
Pas and mdse to Honolulu. in o. S S
Co.'S Line; by J. d. Spreckels & Bro!
Co.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-20

From st. Louis GIobe-Democrat-
The Democracy's irrepressible con
aict has begun. and It viii rage until
one or the other faction Is over
thrown The Ohio convention pro
claimed TO the country that the na-
tional Democracy is 8 house divided
against itself. and the party win be
forced TO accept the calamity which
that condition imposes.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-20
The solaee Arrives.

The trim navy transport Soiace ar
rived from Guam yesterday morEing
after a remarkably smooth trip. The
vessel brings quite a number OF pas
sengers who are on their way TO the
States after several months IN the
Orient and Philippines. Among the
passengers are several ladies. the
wives and relatives OF naval officers
aboard.
When the Solace arrives in San
Francisco she viii have travelled in
the neighborho0d OF twenty thousand
miles since she left there early this
year. She sailed from here on the
third OF May last and went 10 Guam
with supplies. Then she went 10
Cavite and Manila From the latter
place she went TO China and Japan
through the beautiful inland sea and
stopped az nearly all the ports Of in
terest.. From Yokohama the vessel
went 10 Guam and then came to this
city. She viii take several hundred
tons Of coal and water and sail for
San Francisco Thursday evening or
Friday morning
A list Of the passengers coming in
the Solace is as follows:
Mrs J. A. Murphy. Mrs. o. w. Kaes-
ter. Mrs s. G.. Evans. Mrs. r. H.
Orr. Mrs. I. W Kite and child. Mrs.
W ]. Sears. Mrs. c. A Carr. Miss
Channell. Mrs. Crone and , children.
Mr.. and Mrs Bias and 3 children. NJ
2. Chinman. r ] Doty. n. B. Smith,
W Estenherg. c. oakus
Naval constructor T..F. Ruhm
Lieut. Com. G.. F. W. Holman Lieut.
J. F Palmer. Lieut.. f. l. Bissett
P. a. Paymaster r. H. Orr Pay Clerk
a II. Robinette. Naval Cadet w, V
Tomb.
The shin officers are. Commands
Herbert II. winslow. L. s n. Lieut.
Com c NJ. Storey. Lieut.. A. G. Rog
ers Iieuts c. A. Carr. H O. Sticknev
T.. NJ Mutton. r. l. Hasbrouck Ches
ter Wells. Roscoe Smear. Ensigns II
7. Collins and r. c. Keenan,; P. A
Ensign s. C. Evans. Asst. Surgeon
FdFar Thompson. Asst. Pavmaster f
= Hall Paw Clerk F F. Macwilkie
Oh Sailmaker NJ. P. Barr: wa'
Machlnists J. W. MURRAY. c. II Ho
sung Cant. L. s. ". c. NJ. ]. Shaw
1st Lieut. II c. Reisinger.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-20
PASSENGERS BOOKED.

For San Francisco, per o. S. S.
Mariposa. Aug. pa. Scott and
wife. Miss R. NJ Kelley. Miss W. NJ.
Davis. Mrs. Paymaster Phillips and
daughter, Mrs. Saucedo. Mrs. Davis,
W. H. Hoogs and two boys, H. A.
Isenberg. G. w. Lubke. Miss Killean.
y. Dufficv Mrs. R. Cowes, A. c..
Gehr. a A. Braymer, Mrs S. R. Kay.
Lisbon Schweitzer, c. P. Bird, ]. Nc
Govern, A. H. Baldwin, c. D. Vim
cent. A. Young and wife, Mrs. C. C..
Won Hamm, /. Rosenberg. ]. Lando,
G.. n. Wilcox. ]. L. Mclean, A. U.
c. Campbell. Mrs. L. B. Kerr and
daughter. F. ]. Doyle, ]. W. Far
we'll
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-20
THE HAWAIIAN
Realty and MaturitgGu
@LfMITEO&

@1Esht &o%
EORTT-FTvE Choses Residence
E0ts t1st cpsned % home-sesk-
erx. comprising . seTen-acre
tract OF land adjoining the PEna-
hou grounds. each lot facing On 4
good bread street. and bounded by
Wilder avenue. Metcalf ard Dole
streets. The land in Itself Is unques-
tscuably, aside from being desirable
on account Of easy access 10 and
from the city. the best and cheapest
roperty yet placed on the market
Wide streets. electric car line. high
and aIiuvfai soil. besides being sit
uated cliuztically unexcelled-
Terms most reasonable Those de-
string homes win do well by calling
on or fling their applications early
Only applications from responsible
parties will receive recognition
For full and complete particulars.
apply TO the sales agents. 3 king
street. over Castle & Cookies. Phone
Main 141. P. o. Box 2s2.
THE HAWAIIAN REALTY AMI
MATURITY CO, LTD.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-20
ARRIVALS.

Saturday, Aug. IL
Stmr. Lehua. NapaIa. from Molokai.
Sunday. Aug. Is.
Schr. Malolo. from Kauai
Am. ship VIM. H. Smith. Colley. IL
lays from Tacoma.
Stmr. w. G. Hall. from Kauai
Stmr. Claudine. Parker. from Maui
Schr. ksuikeaouli. from Hawaii
Schr Ada. from Kauai
Monday. Aug. H.
e. S. s. Solace. Winslow, from
Guam.
Schr. Twilight. from Kauai ports.
T. X. X. Hongkong Maru. Filmer,
trem the Orient.