The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04
I'LL SORTS Of llKD
STORIES FROM HIll
New Discoveries Made
By Land Commits
sioner Boyd.
no MORE lUsTI0HIHs or LAND
JUDGE LITTLE DECIDES CASE
~ FEDERAL LAW AFTER
JURY MIsTRiAL.
Favorable Reports Of Many Plsnts-
,ions-waiakes Mil erinds tire
olsa csne-Ineoms Tax Returns
Business and Other items.
HILe. August ?.

Tracks are laid 70 eleven miles on
the Hiio railway
About 100 acres OF the Turner land
vii De planted in cane at once.
Miss sutton and Miss Mary canario
are expected in the Roderick Dhu
business houses appreciate the
Wireless judging by the way they use
Il.
Mrs. W. A Ray and children have
spent several days in olaa during the
past week.
Mr.. Buckholder. Mr. Mcdonald.
Willie Vannatta and Mr. Moves left
for the Coast this week.
Miss Mary Ridgway has accepted the
position Of instructor in Oahu College
and Punahou Preparatory.
W II shipman. having done duty
on the grand jury. goes to Honolulu
to serve as a federal iuryman-
Mrs. Dole and Miss Severance left
for the Volcano on Tuesday. Cover
or Dole is expected there on Saturday.
George Donahue has decided to re-
main in the employ OF the Olaa SUI
gar Co and viii continu at Olaa store.
Keaau
Mr. and Mrs Dillingham;. Miss Ma
rion. Walter and Harold Dillingham;
arrived in the Kinau and are staying
at the Hiio Hotel.
The receipts OF the Circuit Court
this term. in fines and penalties. is
something over twice the total ex-
penses OF the term
Hale and Ashford Austin. sons of
Auditor Austin. leave for Honolulu
today They have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs John A. Scott
Miss Elise Nickeus and Miss Hazel
Lewis returned on Sunday last from
weeks visit at the home Of Mrs. L. NJ
Whitehouse at Mountain View
Two Porto Ricans got into row at
wsiakea on Monday and one of them
stabbed the other in the arm with a
knife. The assaiiant was arrested
W. K. Andrews. head luna Of Ho-
nemu plantation. left ia the Annie
Johnson TO vist his old home in Nova
Scotia. He viii be gone until next De.
cember.
s. A. Huntington has resigned his
position as manager of Olaa plantation
store on account OF IN health He will
take his family East and put his chill
aren in school.
The patronage of the Volcano House
has been large during most OF the
present nonth. The manager is look
ing forward to golden days when the
railroad arrives
RodeFick Ross. manager OF the
Crane Coffee plantation in Puma. was
married on Saturday evening last to
Mrs. c. o'Rourke. who has SO long
been the proprietor OF the Club res
taarant on Front street.
Henry Item has this year as usual
gof a phenomenal crop Of coffee from
his plantation at iS-miles. He Ass
sent quite consignment to Swifzer-
land IN the hope Of obtaining better
price than prevails IN the States
On Wednesday morning japanese
engaged in cane planting at Kaumana
was throwa from his horse at the cor
ner ef Waiannenue and Bridge streets.
receiving serious concnssion OF the
skull and internal injuries from which
he has since died
Il Is probable that the vexed houn.
AIRY question between the Government
and individual land owners Of Kukuaa
First. which was sent back BY the SUI
preme Court Tor q rchearing before
the Commissioners of Boundaries. r /.
A. Lyman. viii be settled b. ssipnla-
tor within a short time Il Is under
stood that the Government has reed
"a sror moss az The claims on which
tbs dispute was founded
j. @ segrso Is putting up me
new store baflding on his lot CT tie
corner az Bridge and Shipanan Streets.
Il Is being huist 81 accordance with
she conditions 81 the lesse granted BY
the Government. Portuguese labor Is
employed and tAs construction bids
fair 70 Be a Ane one and credit 70
Ehe cemmenitr Il has net get been
sseiaea for phss purposes the halla.
Ing win be nsillxsd
Last Friday. slr. Peek and his Chi.
nese driver met nish what misnt have
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