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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16
Hccnab @is.

Onsoag b. 9. San. ~pgteDiebes Mr.
Biuiam qarien oa SenIine Gbriitianz
len | Qouis NielIens !6jem at YaItor
SEMEN.
- qaftor s. q. Sersilo fra Oconto
bar Der / 9ben / IibTte ltge oq febte
9pggeplaos tot oeb @er6ring .6otel;
ligeleoes bar paitor Sersilb febt ben
gamle t~atolite Stole, Iom Iod ital
flpttes oper pdd opennpbnte @runo.
gbgningen IfaI inbrettes til Stritferi.
Oct er Meningen, at Strifteriet, Tom
bibtil fun bar b9ret brepet / bet Imaa,
nu ifal uobioes ~betpoeligt.
- Gnoelig er bet blebet nogenlunbe
aonefere.
Mifs Marie 5riben reiIte /
9irsbags til Gbicaeo for at blipe uoz
oannet til Diafonisie.
paitor SEMEN rsiife til Bear
Greet Onsbd9 ben Is. San. for at
boIbe 9ubStieneite.
(8Orrsiponoancsr fortiettes ppa Sibe 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16
Korreiponoancer
Nz"~
Gnifin, Ncbr.

8t bapoe / Sulen ben @lqoe at
babe oort Juletra reiIt paa eQen
8runo. nemIig / Dor nDe airte, bpor
bet tog ia glimrenbe ub unber 9uen
melem Stibet og Goriet. Bgrnene
boDoe forbereot fla / Qnlebninoen %
nnber6olot os afbetslenbe meo Sang
% Gale.
5ra 1. 6ebr. bill oi Forelsbiqt
lite babe reqeImRsli9 @ub5tieneite. oa
Dor nuoerenoe pr9lt refer. - 8i
arbeioer imiolertib al ale arGfter
pda at fau ben lebige plabs ubfnlot.
- Den baslige lifting, al laoe en-
Santa Claus fiourere Oeo SuletrGet.
bleb bor Rabotirte, ben presbbterianz
tie. bog fritaget for / aor. o9, bet er at
6dabe, for ite0ie; tbi bet bite fig, al
ban bar olbeles ooerfIsoig, ioet be,
efter eane llotolelier, bapoe Ell meget
ten og oellpttet Set.
- aort for SUI rejite opr Den og
9rober SIR, g. Obllen meb Jamilie
lii Oregon. 6an %liriber. al De an
fOm til GuQene / Wlulm % Werte og
ct Oregon Regnbeir. U}en SIR. s.
Is. 6%briitenIen. Iom MI bar b9ret Der
loe ca. 3 Waaneber, er duerebe inoe
/ 6orbolbene oa bar mebt frem | luls
tet 8ogn. Ser | Nebr. git bet moi
Iaa bebdgeligt / Marepis meb naben
8o9n - men 3ornnbrin9 frpoer 10.
- Wr. 81. qarien bar folqt i'm
8arm og filler liqelebes mob Oregon,
Iaa ON fort 3ib bill Wgb. Der. Ogiaa
bbao BAN angaar. fun babe til6age
W}inoet ON en- TAR og trofdIt grooer.
- 5orsOrist fortGuer Mr. SbIien,
at be allereoe onfomne Odnftere taller
itGrtt ON al flute fig iommen |
Wgb. @r bet lite itsnt al bgre, at
inaInart Der iamler fig en- lille Slot
at DANTE pda en- fremmeo Ggn, iad
er bet, at flute fla fammen om Subs
Orb, bet fsrite f9aes Sormadl.
- 5 De ienere gur er bet banbet
at og til, at Soft berfra er rejft til
Oanmart, nugle pao tort 8eis9, andre
meb ben Sunte at flaa iig til SO, bpor
beres @ugge fob; be fleite at BEN er
bog TONNE igen, mere eller minbre
ftuHeoe.
Utter bette Gfterdar rejfte noele.
bboraf be to, efter en- Mdaneos OPP
bolo, to sReturbilet. Den. iom jea
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

Tor bet onbet er QelIon bleben
9elteitebet for en- flor Wlengbe at
bort fgolt, ION bill belbreoes DeD @lefs
t%ricitet; % man tiger, at bet bjGlper
baabe for be Sbgoomme, mdn bar,
% benz, man penter al foa. 0erom
Tan jeg bog life Iise geiteo, ba ieg er
uerfaren paa bet Omraabe.
glen bet, jeg egentlig bleb opforbret
til, bar at tribe ct 3%otalinotrbt fra
Mebet, Og bet mau je9 MI TONNE til.
I'll Stebe bar at fremmeoe Yt9z
Tter 8reosformanb Yait. Sebolm fra
9ucf, Iris. pait. u. III. Rielien fra
minneapolis % unOertegnebe. 8i
blep mootagne paa Stationen al pa
for Salt og tsrt en- balD Wil ubenfor
9pen. bbor prGitegaaroen ligger
ldnbIigt / llotanten al en- lille Stob.
vi bapbe 9reosmpoe Der, ba Yaitor
2itergaaro bar Brett for Weni9be=
ben, loa Stebet bar os betenot. men
palt. Salts 6iem babbe Nielien og
ieg lite b9ret / for, % oi par glade
peo at Itifte 8etenotifab meo Wgs.
Salt, bpem pi l9rte at tenoe Iom en-
benli9, itilf6roig PraiteIrue.
III baboe 9uostieneite ben II. om
Gftermiooo9en. og be andre to 9dge
DIN 5%ormiobdgen. Gftermiobagen
brllote ri til Sdmtale oper Gmner.
Oct enc: 9oben oQ @bongeliet; bet
onbet: MISUNDERSTANDING Den
iibite Dag baooe Ri tilIi9e 2%(ltergang,
og ON Nftenen 9lutningsmsoe.
0uostieneiterne bar bel beieQte.
Srbet blep tall alporli9t og inbtrGns
eenoe, og Ri bdaber, at bet mda bare
me9en 6rugt ibldnot port Soft Der
oppe. Oct er efter min Wening en-
COB 3dute oeb Wisiionsmsoerne at
baoe Gmner til Oreftelie. Seq IDz
mes, al Weberne oerpeo fadr ct mere
oliibigt prGg DC bliper Ior1 Iaaoan
mere Trugtbringenoe for Wtenigbeoen.
3 gr9biten BED Iaaoanne U}soer BIZ
Der / 4lminDeligbeb ldgt i9rliq
Yinb pda BET b9tteu0e % opbDq9enoe
lllutllS utu 0ulltultllt VI Dtlui1it
be er bet fremberTtenoe. Soao De-.
aaloer ON er 10, at Subs Orb faar
COB til at lnie for os meO belle i'm
alarbco, ioa BET ION blipe til SiRle=
fpoe for os, iom er SUBS Bern, %
peileoer be oilofarue ben til 9riitns.
gi TtuIbe reiIe ON Ratten int efter
81. 2, iad bi all iIet lite til 9pile,
men unoerbolbt binanoen / paitor
Salts Siem. 3oget bar imiolertio
forintet % tom fsrIt ON Woraenen,
Iaa bi 1T bele Rdtten til at Iamtale l.
%, tattet pare pait. Sebolms unoers
boloenoe @one, fortrso pi Iet lite,
at pi babOe inpot os ielo for en- Rats
Seon.
gi Ienoer Iaa Dor bierteIiqite 0ils
fen % 3ot for qoot Camper til
p%r9ItefdmiIien % Wlenigbeben.
Goers | 9erren,
q. q. Gang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

Den dfIfebigebe 8orgmeIter /
Cartilage, iom blep offfebiget efter
Orbre at @upernsr Wooo, befpfbt
for Moro, bar forlanet en- nD timber
is9elie at i'm Gag.
Regsringerne | Mibtz og Snbeuroz
pa bar erfleret &ordntene imoo
Sonftantinopel, begrunbet paa be
mango 9ilfelbe at peft / ben tbrtiife
9opebitab. ss.sn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

en ung oanItsomeritauft @ioliniit
fra Gbieogo. Deter Warius Poulien,
fom for TO Mar iiben bandit Gonierbaz
toriets @ulpmebai1e. bar. efter boao
.9pltets Qb." meboeler forn1lig OPP
bolot Iig / Rocine, til flor @lGoe for
fine QanosmRnb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16


Gn %franf officer, &aptajn G6ar=
benin, er / bisie 0aQe benbt tilbaQe
fra Spodfrita. bbor ban tjente 30
erne, inbtiI ban toges til 5onqe. Sap
tainen taller fIpoenoe Gn9eIit; men
ldgbe StjuI berpaa, bporbeb ban
bleb / Stano til at gipe 8oerne man
sc b9roifuloe unberretnin9er.
@an TortGner bl. a. at @eneralerne
Roberts o9 &it6ener unber belle Self
toget bar b9ret ueniqe, FAINT, al
&it6ener ffal BABE label Hoberts BIZ
be, at ban baboe melt Chit til at tage
lin @fiteo og oberlabe Nnioaret til
BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

Sorbuoet / 6inlanb mob at ubz
Ienoe 8reoe meb @srgeranb er uos
DiOet til at g9loe ben belle finite &orz
Repentance.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

Den r~u51iife Miniiter 80. De
Nitte ubtalte / en- 5orfamling: @i
er be 5oreneOe Staters trofaIte Ben
ner, o9 De geng9loer port Ben fab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16
Sanif.2 M

3 GsIge nQoro. 81" fanOtes ei9e
ne at GbarIes peterien % Sbomas
earlIen forrige Manoag 10 for Sta
ISLE GitD paa Seriebtpiten. 9e99e
2igene par lurret fdit til en- Bddo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

6tueIpiGer Glit6 Reumert oeo bet
tol. 3eater / 9ebenbapn. bill, efter
boao ,Rorolpiet" %itrioer, / CONNIE
rens Sob aileg9e 8eisg / be 6oreneoe
Stater os bo!oe SplasninQer for fine
Qonosm9nb beroper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

Zen banIte aaptein 6pttel I Racis
ne, 5Brer at 5iiterbdmperen oGmma
@loe4er,~ Qiorbe forleoen. oa ct
9ampItib paa @runb al at 61ret par
futfet lob paa @runo pau Racine
Rep, ct gobt Sbtte 9trbejoe oeb at
fannie 8eoningsmanbItabet. Der bar
psrmiteret for 9interen og FIRE bet M
ill Damperen, Der bar / flor gisO pao
@runo df ben beie Seqang. 3attet
p0re a1ptein 5pttel tom 0amperen
lbs lloen at bape libt nogen Stobe.
og bens 6srer betalte fin banite aols
lega 500 for lllejli9beoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

Den befenOte foenife 8orfatter.
Ola 9ansion, og bans 6uftru, 'fobt
Marbolm, Der for en- 3tO iiben eff
oOer til &atOIicismen, bar nu az
iDoret Den t%atolife 3ro. De erflerer,
at De formelig bar tDungne at be
6uperife aatolifter til at gdd ober til
Pooetirten, og nu d9ter be berfor at
trGbe SfaoeSeritatning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16
SrI0cnS y Mt.

Der er Rpgter oppe ON, at Prinler
al Bales bar Ioebet / 5are for at Bill
be mproet. 0a prinien benote bien
fra en- Sagt / 0erbDf6ire fuIgtes ban
al en- utenot Man6, ION, ba en- ge=
tent tom | R9rbeoen, pluoieli9 for
ipdnbt. Senere arreitereoes Wans
ben, men nG9teoe at opgibe fit Hapn.
pasidgererne pg 9eI9tningen pao
ben itronoebe frantic YoItoamper
nRusiie" er lat / Qanb beo MarIeiae.
QQe bar / beoite @e~lbeinbenbe.
Song Oscar at SberrigsTor9 er
'aa meget beore, at ban ben 10. os.
tan opertage Re9eringen.
20 npe 9obe er traabt / Graft /
5rdntrig. Den enc giper Soloaterz
ne COB til at afIenbe to 8repe ont
ugen, portofrit. Den anoen 6eorz
orer ale 5orretningsfolt at anItafe
Stole til oere5 9%utitsoamer.
Den ipanIfe Reqirinq bar 1enbt
8a9t neo til ben IDblige aDit for at
fOr3inOre SnoimugIino at @aaben.
Gn bolOiom Sneitorm FAR rofef /
ShDrusldnD. Ollie Spd fton0{phea
nnoer l%lpeiret, os fem 9age MATTE
Basiogererne tilbrinqe balbt beQrabet
/ Sneen. Sneen falbt / tptte 4ao.
uafbrubt / oper 100 Elmer. Qlue
bjalp til meb StopIingen; men faa at
li9e til inaen Rptte. Sneen Iaa 80
Sob bei,
G~fterbaanben fom ale be forIinz
teoe 3og tom inb til ObesIa, Iaa
man be, ialt 5000 pasTaQerer, for
lben Sogperionalet, / ben 0nteliqite
3ilitono.
Sbinoer og 8ern 6olbt banbittioe
al Suit. MGnoene ubaiebe af ars
bejbe.
st Regiment Solbater fenbtes
Spb poa, og 5000 trooper mob
0orb = for at bielpe meb at rbboe
Sneen af @ejen.
100 Menneiter bar frps1et libel
unoer Sneltormen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

@ntaIlet paa De @migranter, Der
/ bet forlgbne Nar, pber Bremen be-
GAP fig til Nmerifa. naar $1,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

Den oanIte Mliniiter / paris S. 8
BON 6e9ermann s9inbencrone befpd.
reOe De Rpgter, ION Gpb paa, at &ono
&ri1tian ItulOe babe I Sinbe at qiot
4ftalb paa 3ronen til 5orbel for fin
Sen, meb ct bcitemt gtej.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

6inansminiiter De @itt bar MI
Ct. petersburg ofentliqqiort Qars-
6%eretningen, / 5pl9e bbilten be rus
fife 5indncer itaar obermaabe 9obt
og man bill life bape neOig at optag(
noQen QQdn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

Ere Digte at Song Oscar er
franft 0berIettelfe optagne / sc
Rebue bes &ebues".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

De foreneoe t9ffe 5~laffefobrttfel
bar ~beiluttet at inbfere @laspuTte.
W}uifiner, Oct foritoas, at MaIfi.
nerne pil blipe beItilte / De 5oreneot
Stdter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

Gn | ct. paul boenbe banit Manb,
Olaf aorion. miiteoe forrige Wanbag
Deb en- Slbebranb al fin Gjenbom.
.0on bopbe intet ~asiureret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16
.uoeblabet" Tmtriper:

z Century Wd9a3ines Sanuar
Rumer bar Sacob u. Riis Itrepet en-
4rtitel, y6amlets Gaitle." boori ban
beTtriber aronborg og bets Omgipels
Ter, Iadlebes iom ban fenoer bet fra
fit Opbolb Der / 8arnoomsdurene og
fenere 9eIgg. Qrtitlen er rigt iauitres
ret. Der finbes IN Qfbiloning at en-
@ibe of 9bens arenite, bpori omtas
leg ct 8eIsa of be S~tueipiaere, iom
SbateIpeare birtebe idmmen meb, og
blanbt bbilfe mulig 0i9teren 'elp bar
peret. Weget moriomt fort9aer 9iis
om 6amlets @rop. @naelfte Suriiter
buaqebe ftabig @rapitenen | StDtter
for at fad RelitDier, % bette gentos
ges Sang efter Sang; men tiliioit
fanbt 8orgerne pua at batte @raben
meb 4fFalo fra @ldspRrtet % form
bette e~fterboonben fom Suriiterne
flebte bet bort iom Relifoier fra ben
me%lantolfte Bring iibiie 5pile!teo.
I'm ; az mnri1 hnenhe nnnff mnuD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

6ber eneIte Dag Ier man / 2onoon
4DiIer lange @rtitIer. bpori De 5or=
eneoe Stater o9 3p1tldnb fetz
tes Iom ct IpYenbe Gtiempel pqo,
9Doroan GngIano nburbe .babe be-
ret, / SteOet nu at bore I en- faa
uIptteIi9 Sitting fom 9ilfalbet er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

~9onoon @lo6e"5 6anit bar Dutt
alminoelig Opiigt I 2onoon, % Gre
ben at 9uferin % aba er 8enitano
for alminoelig 9pmGrtIombeb.
9reoen, Der bar PreIibent for
5orretnin9en, tog pltto1elig for ca.
2 Tiger iioen i'm 4fIteo, for at rejIe
neD til &plaoIen / Sboafrita.
Smiolertio baooe @reben qjort for
tert 8egning, t6i enbnu fer ban babz
be ndaet Sout6ampton, bar belle ben
enorme 5orretninq foGit, og ale
8eora8erierne tonne for 8ogens
Chs.
@reoen bleO itrafs bentct tilbage,
Iaa ban tan afla9ge 5ortlaring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

Den ipanffe Regiring bar Ienot
9aqt neo til ben IDblige aDIt for al
for6inOre SnoimugIing at 8aa6en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

Song Oscar at Sberrigs Iorge er
iad meget beore, at ban ben 10. bs.
tan opertage Re9eringen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-16

pasfdgererne Og 8elatningen pao
ben %ftronoeoe frantic poftoamper
y Ruslie" er lat / Qano beo MarIeiae.
4Qe bar / bebite @elbefinbenbe.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01

enough o. ltiipete o1o Brrss ~ cane
for month The outlet would hp hi
en- elevation " iio feet above sea
level. 30 that the water would bp
available Tor 1900 acres ~ our cane
nclds y, iiamakunpoko and about ! 900
acres Mt Baiiu
we will soon have cane loader
that ! think viii prove great labor
saving machine, but its practicabllity,
OF course. remains to be tested
The estimate az given last year by
your president OF 5000 tons will prob
ably prove very close 60 the mark 7
think the crop will be harvested by tho
middle Of July.
For this crop we have 700 acres Of
plant cane and $50 acres OF ratoons,
which ought TO yield 1000 tons at least
Owing largely TO the tabor troubles In
cident 20 the declaring on " the labor
contracts. our planting WAS not finished
until rather late. November 23d. As a
result OF late planting and cold weather
our young plant cane Is rather back
ward. but "a most OF II IL Rose Bam-
boo and yellow CALIFORNIAN, both Wig
orous growers. ! think the yield win be
about normal. The Young ratoons are
unusually good owing TO the fan
rains"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01

pumps, has run satisfactorily. All
parts of the machinery have been test
ed with the exception of pumping the
full capacity. 100000 gallons per day,
to the 450-foot level. Two pipe lines
have been completed. The total water
capacity for every twenty-four hours
lis 20OOO.O00 gallons.
Four hundred acres Of cane have been
planted and 1t is expected that by April
] about 500 acres VIII have been plant
ed. Four reservoirs have been con-
structed to hold n total capacity Of
800 100000 u. S. gallons.
"Crops-The present crop amounts to
500 acres, including 40 acres Of ratoons,
and should yield us $500 tons of sugar,
providing the cane is ground at the
right time and the percentage of sugar
IN the juice equals that OF our neigh
bnrs. The lateness of planting last
year has not allowed the cane the
length Of time 10 grow that It should
and would have had had we been able
to have completed planting during the
warmer months ~ the previous fail.
The crop OF 1902 now planting, win
consist Of 500 acres OF plant and 100
acres OF ratoons. Being new land ana
DHNltu ldle III tine season IL ~ lmDOS-
slble Ia make an accurate estimate NJ
the sugar production. Land OF the Ha-
waiian Commercial and Sugar Conn
pany, adjoining the land now being
planted, which was planted In January.
1900. has a fine stand Of cane and did
not tassel this year. thus allowing a
good additional growth before the cane
IL cut.
1.-THE crop Of 1903 to be planted this
summer viii be 800 acres OF plant and
400 acres Of long ratoonH. This crop
win be planted In the proper season,
our labor supply permitting. ifF
"Labor-Our labor supply for the last
eight months has been very low, not
having enough men 10 attend 10 lrri-
cation some 81 the time. The shortage
still continues In the Irrigation depart
ment The shortage Of labor ID the
prime cause Of reducing the area 10 be
PLANTED each year and the shrinking Of
former estimates on erops and inereas-
ing the amount Of Operating ex'
psnAas.in
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01
.WA'S BIG
YEAR.

TwA PLANTATION reports wcre
read yesterday morning AZ the
annual meeting ~ the stockhold-
ers Of that company. indicating that
Oahu's largest plantation and heaviest
producer OK sugar cane has just passed
through one Of it's most prosperous
seasons. No changes were made In the
personnel OF the directorate. The plan
tation put itself on record, following
the example of "a local corporation. by
putting aside "A sum of money amount
ing TO 5000, for the social, religious
and benevolent Improvement or the
plantation laborers. a dividend OF /
per cent monthly has been paid dur
ing the past year, and "A surplus OF
$2I2,.li.39 is carried forward.
The report of Manager George II.
Renton was fun of Interesting data of
the plantation, chief of wnicn was the
number OF acres under cultivation, ana
the number of tons realIzed per acre.
He stated that 1854 acres of cane were
harvested during 1900. from which
%, 700 tons of sugar were taken, max
Ing an average of 1882 tons per acre.
1t in estimated that the 1901 crop VIII
1902 crop, 1919 acres. In the past two
years ration cane gave a better yield
than plant cane. Plant cane in 1900
averaged 1911 tons per acre, ratoons,
l2.5 tons. At present the plantation
burns twenty-siX tons of leaves per
acre, stripped from the cane, and the
manager hopes to have machine
which will turn them into fertilizer,
instead OF burning them.
Manager Renton has great faith in
what the Porto Rican field laporers
can do, and believes ii will solve the
labor problem. to bring them in in
great numbers. Otherwise cane must
be loaded on cars by machinery to save
expense. At present 755 men are work
ing on the plantation. The new num-
Der seven pumping plant, which Will
be completed about May /, VIII have
n capacity of 100000 gallons per day,
which with other pumps gives the plan
tation a daily capacity of $1,000, 900 gal
Ions.
There can be no question of the alb
solute necessity for doubling the pres
ent milling capacity" says the mana
ger. AT this place the one great OBJ
ject, the Overshadowing necessity for
the past two years, and for this com
ing one, has been and is to rush off the
crop as rapidly as possible. 1t is.
therefore, reasonable to expect that
better min work will be accomplished
when this pressure has been relieved
by additional machinery, and from
the points concerning the fields given
above, ii is simple deduction 10 an
ticipate that they will yield their best
1t will be red-letter day when these
improvements are completed, for, when
all the land is under cultivation, it
will mean an annual output of $4,000
tons of sugar"
The following were the officers re-
elected J. .. Anterior, president; c.
NJ Cooke, vice president; Il. ID. Ten
ney, secretary; w. A. Bowen, treasur-
er; j. b. Castle, auditor; George f.
Renton, manager. vice president
and an assistant secretary, both to re-
side outside of the Territory of Ha-
wait, were provided for by an amend
ment to the charter.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01
ANNUAL MEETING OF
Y. THE KIHEI STOCKHOLDERS

X HE kiheI plantation stockholders
held their adjourned annual meet
ing yesterday morning at the
Chamber Of Commerce hall at 10
o'clock. The principal business was
that of reading the reports of the man
ager and treasurer, which were listen
ed to with interest by the large attend
ance of stockholders. President Bald
win answered many questions concern
ing the plantation. In answer to n
query about the laborers, Mr.. Baldwin
said that the recent rains had started
the grass in many parts Of Maui. and
this coupled with the efforts of the
plantation manager and his assistan s
in making improvements. he thought
would have salutary effect in keep
ing the laborers on the plantations.
The grass and the improvements kept
the dust down and made life more toll
cradle.
Treasurer j. p. Cooke said at the
commencement OF his report: "Owlr.
TO the small crop in prospect and the
high cost Of labor II win be necessa ~
to call In the thirteenth and last as
sessment some time during the present
year" He gives the total amount ~
the assessments received to December
81, 1900, at 3, 2s3,616; amount due Alex
ander q Baldwin, $50 $3.50; due per-
sonal accounts and OUTSTANDING drafis
s5,5tl.93, a grand total OF sl.37S7 0O.32
Among the expenditures the important
items were! Operating expenses. 1899
sl37. 1888; same for 1900 s32l 6907l;
stock expenditures, ss77 .G6; supplies
on hand. s3s.975,bO' personal accounts
and cash, s2,e32s7, a grand total Of
81, 1913. 7O0,s2.
The manager reported that at pump
Ing station No, /, at which Wor'h'nR-
ton pumps had been Installed. good but
not economical work had been done, as,
being OF direct action, they are eK-
trayagant consumers NJ coal. During
the middle OF November a food was
experienced, In consequences ~ which
the northwest wall ~ the pump pit had
collapsed and the center pit was filled
with silt, fortunately, however with
no ReriOus damage 10 the pump, Pump
Ing station No, has been reconstruct
81 and 10 doing very g0ed work, Pump
ms station No > consisting ~ Rladon
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01
WORD FROM MAUI.
Message is Received From Lahaine
by Wireless Telegraph.

Manager Holloway. of the WorthinE
ton pump Company OF this city, brings
proof conclusive of the fact tnat the
wireless telegraph Is working between
Honolulu and Maui Holloway had In
tended making a trip to Isahaina today.
but was saved what would have been
a waste of time by receiving mes
sage from Maui saying Don't come
Friday"
The blank upon which the message
is transcribed does not state the time
of day when the message was received,
nor when 1t was sent, but II Is sur
ticient to know that 1t arrived here
in less than one day. Nine words, in
GLIDING the address and signature, are
contained in the message, and twenty
cents Is charged for each. However,
the business men of the Islands will
not object to the rate IL the communi-
cation between the Islands is maintain
cd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01

III feet fnpIh Hf hrid moulded ID feet
fn lHtntf shr d. built iH i4iHtds hlnh+
faI UiHaa thraa. lptk rules having nnly
une dtgh Mid. with o. complete shelter
uHtk above ih's upurf DOCK fluht fuiu
and hiL aud beams urr utitd GU only
main drpk Loinht A. tho MoutNuk
is intended fnf trans Atlantic trade.
large quantity ~ water ballast r. proc
sidrd FOR the cellular double bottom
being Increased iu depth and a large
deep tank or cargo hold u fitted ahaft
the engine room Water ballast IN car-
Rcd lu both fore ANA after peaks. The
machinery l. ~ triplc-rNrausion tyne
ana H. being constructed 10y Mcssrs
Blair n co. Ltd. ~ stockton Tees.
The diameter Of the cylinders viii be
- ~ and ~ inches. with 4I-iuch stroke.
steam win be supplied by two multi
tubular boilers working at $50 pounds
pTeg sure.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01
Would Raise Rates 10 Mono

The subject Of Nome rates for the
coming season is one which is already
attracting the attention of shipping
mon on the Coast, although II Is stlll
early In the season. 1t liz pretty gen
orally conceded that there will be
large, heavy rush into the Nome coun-
try during the coming season. Last
years rates, II is claimed. We're not
especially remunerative. and It is pos
sible that an attempt may be made
among the various steamship compa
MES to pool issues and maintain n
common rate OF about SIPS FIRST class