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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-12
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franaoiii6en aatboliten ri9tsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-12
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Der rOmiihe Correspondent bes
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ton, lei pcm Yatitan brtefli6 in&enntz
nib geIsBt pprcen, baB er gum Garois
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-12
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Gans 2pnbon uno Sauienoe aus
ben entlegeniten ODrfern oes &Onigz
rei6es 3ollten Der peritprbenen &Dnis
gin bsute in ibrer SauptItuot ibre leBte
Sulbieuns.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04
THE MCKINLEY WILL,

The last will and testament of
President William Mckinley was
filed at Canton, Ohio, last Friday.
All the property was left to Mrs
Mckinley, with a charge thai
$1,000 a year be paid to his pgstheI
during her life, and at her death
said sum to be paid to his sister
Helen Mckinley. The will pro-
vides that Whatever property re-
mains at the death of his wife
shall be given to his brothers and
sisters share and share alike.
1t is given out that the estate
will total about S250,000, includ-
ing $4,000 life insurance. The
dead presidents will was written
in October 1897, in his own hand
writing and is on executive man
sion letter paper.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04
SNAKES KILL ThOUS ANDS'

London, September 30 The
number of Hindoos killed by
snake bite in India in 1899 was
greater than England's total losses
through the Boer war. The Of
ficial statistics just issued show
"A, ,169 deaths from snake bites.
The total number of deaths in
India from wild animals that
year was 1885, the highest since
statistics have been collected,
Tigers killed 899 human beings,
while 98,687 cattle were destroyed
by different amin ais.
Eighteen thousand eight hun
dred and eighty-seven wild
beasts were slain, and 1921
poisonous reptiles.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04
SUCKERS.

A sucker as fish is not worth
the worm that it takes to catch
him, but a human sucker is gen.
orally caught on an empty hook
and hooked by the gills, too.
A sucker is a hoodoo that buys
packages of soap with $40 bills in
them for So.
A sucker is a man who signs a
receipt for a carload of grind
stones only to find it is note for
5000.
A sucker is a youth who stakes
his money on the pasteboards
when he doesn't know a bob tail
flush from a boiled fowl.
A sucker is a farmer who buys
his goods from the travelling
public when he can buy them of
his home merchant for Is per
cent less.
A sucker is a man who bites at
every advertising scheme pre-
sented to him.
A sucker is a kicker who op-
poses every Improvement, and
rails at every hustler in town,
until some other springs up near
him and his property depreciates
95 per cent and he can't sell it at
that to get out of debt until the
sheriff helps him out.
A sucker is a smart Alexander
that at Is knows more than his
grandfather at eighty.
The world and the water are
full of suckers and the shores are
lined with sharks. The current
is principally down stream and
suckers must swim against the
current if they don't want to get
hooked. d.-Exchange.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04
GAVE CITY ClNDERS.
Dry and dusty.

Health is exceedingly good.
Most of the people are waiting
! for rain before they sow wheat.
John A. Watkins of Maxville
was in town on business Monday
jeff McAdams the genial mar
BILE dealer, is spending a few days
at home.
Rev. ]. l.. Brown will preach
for Cave City Baptists for the
next year.
Van McAdams has completed
his school in Randolph county
and is at home now,
T. E. Pickens has moved his
family back to Cave City for the
benefit of the school.
W. W. Brewer and Yves AID
ridge are prospecting for a job
on the railroad near Batesville.
Luther McGinnis of Pough-
keepsie moved to our town last
Monday. He is drawn here by
the school.
Frank Gray, Bob Brewer and
Lee Lamar have gone to St.
Louis this week with a car Of
cattle each.
Mr.. Wells of Batesville and
Mr.. Cole of Tuckernan entered
school last Monday. The en-
rollment is now "a.
w. T. Townsley, Prof. Buck
and Warren Landers attended the
Baptist fifth Sunday meeting at
Cushman last Saturday and Sun
day.
The meeting is still going on
and much interest is being mani
tested by all denominations.
Rev. Horn Of Hickory Valley is
rendering some good service at
present. Rev. Jernigan is a di-
vine general, indeed.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04
FREAK FARMING.

For freak farming, 1ndi-
ana takes the lead. Instead
of depending on corn, wheat,
rye and the manifold stand
bys, many farmers are de-
voting their time and every
energy to raising skunks,
weasels, rabbits, frogs, gin,
seng and noxious weeds.
Indiana has six large
skunk farms, and the indus
try is becoming so extensive
that a trust" has been
formed. The pelts are val
liable, bringing from ST, Soto
81 so apiece, according 70
color, the darker colors COM
manding the best price.
AT New Harmony, in Pos
ey county, there is a large
family of Angora cats, Her,
man Euler, of that city, has
made a fortune in them.
There is one leech farm in
Indiana, and that is probably
the only one in the country.
For many years the farm
ers thonght peppermint weed
noxious. To-day there are
three big peppermint farms
In Indiana, the largest being
located in st, Joseph county.
The greatest demand comes
from the manufacturers of
print fabrics, who use pep.
permit to make the colors
more solid. The successful
peppermint farmer realizes
from SIS tC $50 from each
acre Of his land. New York
Journal.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04
YOU O. sQgp
lie aas "a HG9goSG

to water but you can't
make him drink.
You can't make him eat
either. You can stuff food in
to a thin mans stomach but
that doesn't make him use it.
SCOTS Emulsion can make
him use it. How? By max
ing him hungry, of course.
SCOTS Emulsion makes a thin
bodyhungryallover Thought
a thin body was naturally hun
cry didn't you? Well it isn't.
"A thin body is asleep-not
working-gone on a strike.
1t doesn't try to use it's food.
SCOTS Emulsion wakes it
up-puts it to work again
making new flesh, That's the
way to get fat.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE Chemists, 400 Pearl ST., N. Y
soc and $780, all druggists.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04
THE WAR NOT OVER.

Manila, September 30.-Gen-
eral Hughes, from the Island of
Samar, reports arrival Sergeant
Markley and one private at Tan
nan, from the fight at Balangiga,
where over forty men of Company
C, Ninth Infantry, were killed by
insurgents, who attacked the
troops while at breakfast Satur-
day last. The men who have
reached Tannan say that the Of
ficers of the company, who were
at first reported escaped were
killed, with a majority of the
company. The troops were at
tackled while unprepared by four
hundred Bolomen of whom the
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04

A good remedy for anarchism
A hemp rope in the hands OF q
body of determined men, and q
convenient limb, telegraph pole
or lamp-pust.-Imboden News.
The News suggests a remedy
by which an anarchist can be
punished, but as a remedy for
anarchism it is badly off. Mob
law is no remedy for anarchism
nor mob law is not a remedy
which will suppress any particu-
lar crime. Mob violence is a
crime itself, one of the worst and
most disastrous errors committed
in this country today. The an
archist believes in no law what
ever, and waen a mob takes the
law into its own hands how far
does it differ from the anarchist?
1t is certain that mob law is no
remedy for anarchism, it is simp-
ly carrying out the anarchists
code that all laws are wrong and
useless.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04
LOST HIS JOB.

Washington, September 3d.
William Burns, a mail carrier on
the rural free-delivery route be-
tween Eureka Springs and Mar
BILE City, Ark, has been dismissed
from the service Of the postoffice
department by Second Assistant
Postmaster General Shellenberg-
er for having expressed in forci-
bic language his approval Of the
assassination of the late presi-
dent.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04
?9asIs Wanted!

Residing in one Of the Best
Pearl Markets in the United
States we wish to establish our
selves in the Pearl Business at
once; can therefore pay the high
est prices for all kinds of Pearls
and slugs. Send them to us by
registered mail, priced, and check
will be promptly returned if we
can accept. Try US with a few,
Highest reference as to reliabil-
ity.
F. D. Wallace & Co.,
Sm;thville, Tenn.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04
What's Your Face ""

Sometimes a fortune O"' :,
If you have a saIl"w c0'Dp ,p,h.
ianudiced look, moth P'''D', :,
b,o,obes Oh the skln~-aIl 's'
liver tronble. But Dr. k''s'
Life Pills give clear ''r' o,,
cheeks, rlch complexion
cents at Shows drug s'0'''
The best graoos Of life
from the graces Of God ). :,
Life,s commonplacos fit U
its uncommon places
81 had long suffered i'Ps fs
digestion, Virtues 81 ike Otb
Cedar City, Mo- ILln' .ians butl
tried many preparations diS NE me-
found anything that tae1 piG GpysP
until l took kouoi nod ne
Cure. One bottle C cursSp snsS sirl
friend who had sulleF1TS 81 1TSoiol
I'[SltU I put on to the US use C Of t,siping aiming
pepsia Cure, he he IS sSje to
Before he used kou1, y ,nads
Cure indigestion hao FdTall 75vu
total wreck, W. a.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04

Americans killed about $50.
Many of the soldiers were killed
in their quarters before they had
time to grasp their rifles. Gen.
eral Hughes is going to the scene
of the disaster and will possibly
command the troops.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04

Attorney-General George w,
Murphy in an opinion delivered
last week held that parsonages
are not included in the general
exemption of property devoted to
religious purpose, and are there
fore subject to taxation.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04
AMONG OUR NslGHeORs.

Imboden sends three young
men to the Fayetteville Universi-
ty.
Candidates for county positions
are announcing in the lizard
county papers.
Last week the Baxter County
Citizen entered the 22nd year OF
its existence.
The contract for the building
of the lizard county Jail has been
let to J. E. Freeman for 81 $50.
G. F. Crosser has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Newark, to
sncceed C. E. Edwards, deceased
The Mt. Home Citizen says not
enough rain has fallen in its Sec
ton to thoroughly moisten the
ground since April 16.
Rev. c. E. Pitts, a prominent
young Presbyterian minister, and
Miss Irene Stone were married
near Cushman last week.
Col. V. Y. Cook is, at entirely
his own expense, having a nice
and commodious church building
erected at Elmo, Independence
county.
Uncle Steve Brown Of Salem
was made a Mason in the same
lodge in which the late President
Mckinley took his Masonic obi
cations.
George Allen has a young or
chard of 1000 Ben Davis apple
trees near Batesville, and will
gather about 400 bushels Of fruit
this season.
A debate between Elders Field
and Lawson has just closed at
Black Rock. The point of dis
pute was which day Christians
should observe as the Sabbath.
Candidates are announcing in
Fulton county. Fulton county
holds her primaries for county
officers on the day set for uni
form primaries by the state con-
yention.
]. S. Burns was killed at New
ark while working in a we'll
When he reached the top Of the
well the rope broke and the un-
fortunate man fell TO the bottom,
dying instantly.
Wesley Thornton of Black Rock
is an honest man. Sixteen years
ego at Carrolton, Ga, he con-
tracted debt of 500, which he
was unable to pay. Last week
he was visited by a streak of
good luck and scooped in S916
worth of pearls, He Immediately
sent 500 with interest to his
Georgia creditor, who doubtless
had forgotten the transaction.
Gov. Davis has pardoned Rufe
Wallace, of Lawrence county,
who was convicted in February,
1901, of assault to rob, alleged to
have been committed on E. 7.
Wayland, and sentenced to one
year, He wrote a four-page
statement to the governor, saying
that he had abandoned the enter
prise before its commission, and
never received cent of the
profits, which his former accom-
plices secured.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04
a BORN MUSICAL GENIUS.

Joshua Straw-Our boy Silas
is goin' t. be a musishun, or |
miss my guess.
Mrs. Straw-Dew tell!
Joshua Straw-Yes, stree
You jes ort t. see him prick up
his ears when he hears you blow
the dinner horn.-Columbus
Journal.
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04

This note from /,
correspondent, "Des,
Cotton is kilt, corn i,
taters is rotten, an +
a failure. Nuthln' ii
me now but to 90 "a
teachin' an eddica,.
youth of the countrrI'
lanta Constitution. "
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04
PREVENTED A SUICIDE.

Cholly-I saved a girls life
last night.
Archie-How?
Cholly i proposed to her and
she said she'd rather die than
marry me, so l excused her.-
Baltimore World,
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04
QUICK RELIEF FOR AO7D

Miss Maude Dickens, ,, II.
Kan, writes: 81 sufe,a ty-five|
years with asthma in IFS v,'. toxpn !
| had several attacks durpDS.. = !.
year'and was not expecrsi rs -
through them, | began u5,' -M||
ey's Honey and Tar and drb1 aimed
failed to give lmmedls,s .fr;anda
Williams & Edwards.
The pigment of life sn, "
the heart. : 1
Edward Huss, well know Iaw pr|
ness mau of Salisbury, No., 1hs|le1 !
81 wish to say for the baA
others, that | was a sufgp We
lnmbago and kidney trouble ceased
the remedies took gave me Laliure|
lief. | was induced to tr Mount
Kidney Cure, and after thers Meoic'
hotties | am cured" WTp glst.
Edwards. M
Most of US would rather The nj
others than work ourselves Every
Stop, The Tough md Tus, .sn4 count!
Laxative Bromo.Quinine Iters q
cure a cold in one day, NJ the bd
no pay. Price % cents J3
A man does not posses g NAL
he has but what he is. naY1n|
A. O. Blanchard, West b
n. Y, says: 81 have been It'd
with kidney disease for the IN
years, Have doctored with 4
physicians and got no relied
| used two bottles Of FOgt
ney Cure Williams d EtH
Much Of the sting Of lha ovs
from our smart sayings ,5,,nt|
Thousands of the most S1 W.
and distressing cases of pile w. III
been cured by Tabler's BHMinu|
Pile Ointment. 1t never III satiaf|
cure. Price, so cts. IN SolIa "a II
tubes, Is ctsr at Shows drug colde1
He who persecute8 the Y
tian pains the Christ. 1
TIE cy.7 GUARANTEED EDH'"A 'o'n
Is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure ''ee
druggist will refund money pova1
taking one bottle you are %sectid
tirely satisfied with results " Fae 4
He that aims at reputH py
may kill a lamb
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is s.ss,,|
mere stimulant to tlreu ''
It affords the stomach conlteet
and absolute rest by usTcatio|
the food you eat. You rich
have to diet but can en]OSy,TI1hero
good food you want X k0asa a.s,saooun|
pepsia Cure instantly ~, rJ ,Escs
that distressed feeling a,N w, es|
ing, giving you new ,, Lie nto
vigor. W, A, Edwards nadd
Boiling anger soald' n'" IN
finoers but their own
Sharp County record., 1901-10-04

Make ks before You
give; work, that " ".
have the wherewitb!,T1'' ~
stow and bless. ~.
good rules for all, :, ),
departure from tber -
tended by evil conssp,
Exchange.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-26

hour when We sav ih the distance M,
sitacklhe party Of he Enrlish u WA
only a few minutes aitsi THE that tho
joyful sound ~ he chinese rail- 10 re.
treat reached us We we're rlad
band ai that moment
we haad captured tho forts and iost
but thirteen men.
When We had possession NJ tho
forts. We hired over a thousand Chi.
nosc coolies 10 tear them down We
made no effort 10 pursue the retreators,
as our only object was 10 make tho
army go into camp farther from tho
consulate"
Mr. Van Buskirk says he has never
seen any printed accounts Of the as
sault on the Shanghai forts outside ~
diplomatic CORRESPONDENCE. lie Is Ger.
tain too. that the expedition was the
FIRST that ever moved against chinese
soldiers on Chinese soil under the An.
erlcan flag
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-26
For the Coast,

The following passengers are book.
ed to sail tomorrow on Mariposa:
w. X. Douglas, Mrs. $. r. Alexan.
der, Miss Naylor, Mrs. John Water.
house, Mrs. Pond and daughter, J. H..
Bullock, C. f.. Stafford, Miss A. Mills,
A. w. Wilson and wife, Mrs.
Robinson, W. s. Miller and wife,
II. S. Hull and wife, ]. NJ. Longnacker
and wife, Miss Slower, Mrs J. X. ely
mer, Miss Sturgeon, J. +. Calf, VIM.
Morris, S. Henry and wife, Jos. II.
Grey and wife, Mrs. II A. Blood, Miss
Gray, Miss Taft, Mr.. Phem ana wife,
II. s. Taft, w. A. Cowley, +. NJ.
Walsh, Miss r. Mulfunte, Mrs. Il. Graf,
Mrs. II. GUILT, T. NJ. Starkey. Miss
hack, Miss A Kessler, Mrs II. Hem.
ming, Mrs. W. Mays, J. B. Agassiz,
Mrs. Il. BattencOurt, A. Hromda and
wife, w. n. Peterson and wife, Lewis
Morrison and wife, +. Belasco and
wife, Miss Rozetta, Miss Howe, Miss
Armsby, Mrs, Cousins, Mrs. Clench,
Il. =. Cousins, p, GcrsOn, Mrs. Robin.
son, Mr. Morris, Mrs. G. II. Flanders,
Miss NJ. l.. Flanders, Mrs. X, Cousins,
Mrs. Mauer, II. Morrison and wife,
Mrs. Fontin, wife and child, James
Lloyd and wife, l.. j. Burdick, l.. +,
Stone, Mrs. +. J. Dudley and child,
l., Henderson, Mr.. Arper, Mr., Smell,
Mr. Redick, c, Montaine, C. Moore, +,
Vaughn, b, LathrOp, c. A. Brown and
wife Miss C. w Flanders A = Can.
tin, C, +, Murray, Mark Robinson, DR.,
Wagner, F, b. Wagner, A. Il. Morey
and wife.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-26
Election OF Officers.
McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd.

At the Annual Meeting Of the MeBryde
Sugar Company, Limited. held at 10 am.
on the 77nd Of March in the rooms Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, the following
officers ana directors were appointed tG
serve for the ensuing year, viz:
President MR.. >. p. p. Isenberg
Nice-President Mr.. b. r. Dillingham;
Treasurer. MIR. +. NJ. Swanzy
Secretary. .........Mr. @. +. Davies
Auditor. ........Mr. T. r. keyworth
......Mr. A. NJ. McBryde
mir. Albert Wilcox
Directors MIR. X. w. I. Purvis
.......Mr. J. NJ. Lydgate
....".Mr. ". ID. McBryde
GEORGE F. DAVIES,
06.3t Secretary, McBryde Sugar Co. Ltd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-26
NOTICE..

AT ASPEClAL DIRECTORS MEET.
ING Of the Oceanic Gas and Electric Co.,
Ltd. held March rs. 1901, the following
resolutions were passed
I. All delinquent stockholders I've noti-
lied that II delinquent assessments are not
paid by the first day Of April, 1901, a sufi.
cient amount OF such stock shall be sod TO
pay such assessment.
2. The remaining so per cent due on
the assessable stock of this company be
called In monthly assessments of 10 per
cent each, beginning with April 5th next.
Said assessment TO become delinquent at
the expiration Of thirty days from date
called, and subject to sale at auction II not
paid within thirty days after same becomes
delinquent, In accordance with the bylaws
OF the company.
NJ. N. KOHN,
I79z:IM Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-26
1,07O,533.67

Total Assets ........s27 ,37S, 533 80
From the foregoing statement OF
Assets there is excluded las is usual
with this Company every item which
is not admitted by the State Insurance
Department, and very conservative
valuation is put upon the various items
OF assets.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-26

olst, lJUU ....,...... ~ Z ID o,Joo.oV
Liabilities.
Reserve fund for all out
standing Policies in force
December 3lst. 1900. cal
culated on the assump-
ton that the Company's
investments will earn ins
terest at the rate OF AZ
per annum............ 1923 ,G23, 3O4. 90
Additional Reserve FUND
required to place the
Company on a 3laGo
basis for all outstanding
Policies ............... Sii.1S1 90
Reserve Fund for Extra
Risks and Surrender Val
ues, etc ............... 1O1 $50. IS
Unadjusted Claims ..... 155,25232
Unpaid Dividends of 1900
due to PolcyhOlders. GO,299.sS
Reserve Fund for Dlvi-
dends to Policyholders:
Payable in 1901
.............. slSS,22i.S5
Payable subse-
quent to 1901
as Dividend
Periods ma
ture ....... SS2,30S.S2
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-26

bEURDE 7. DAVIES,
O6.3t Secretary, McBryde Sugar Co. Ltd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-26
Notice 10 Intending Passengers.

The :. :. "MARIPDSA" VIII leave this
port tor San FanCisJo on Wednesday, the
eth inst, at y. m.
The ). ;. "ZEALANDlA' will also Iely,
fof the port Of San Francisco on THURSDAY
the 7Sth inst, al ~ O'Clock noon. The
latter vessel has been rehtted and will take
cabin passengers.
VIC. IRWIN & Co, LID.
Goat General Agents, Oceanic =. ). Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-26
Real Estate
TRANSACTIONS.

] } ' silva 90 fegO u
y Manoa ct al A Waninehookse 4
J " Nui ct al All NJ /
Pee Maihui Ell al u
kanulu MahUe II
Il n Paoa JM Nivas Tr |
A X Miranda ct al w AHA Tr y
OK G Rookie BCartwr.ght p
Look See & hus Yee Wo /
Instruments filed for record Mar 10. 1901.
Fi"s' Party Second Party Glass
All Han Lam sam Chin ~
JR Wlison and VT MS ~ Stacker u
N X Stacker & hus First Am. savings
& Co Of n Etd N
p Muhlendof Tr ct al Schneider -
] Shneider & Motley Sr NJ
Waikiki / * l. A Ltd P " Pond d
p " Aond * VI & Motley ST ~
T Masuda T Ozawa Al
w kamana Alabama ct al l.
RECORDED MARCH 20, 1901.
EVG Todd to Olaa Sugar Co Ltd, l.,
Sept 8, 1890; right Of way for flume over
lot al, Ksumana Hilo, Hawaii. 81, for 10
yrs. Book 2ro, page 200.
RECORDED MARCH Al, 1901.
N Vieira to J Vieira and'wife, Rel, Mar
S, 1901; por r p 1912. Hilo, Hawaii
fI7oo. Book 2o4, page go.
W McChesney to A Sehimmer, d, Mar
20, 1901; por lots 90 & IS, r p ;6S4, IA.
lIhi, Honolulu, OAHU. SAYS. Book 2I7,
page 4I0.
Hayashida Co to Laupahoehoe Sugar
a Anr ., al.
at Waipunaei, N Hilo, Hawaii. Book
2I2, page AS.
Havashida Co to LaupahOehoe Sugar
Co, c ", Mar 7, 1901; cane planting agrmt
Waipunalei, n Hlo. Hawaii. sI585.SS.
at 7 per cent. Book AL, page. 800.
MIL Lazarus ct AZ to You Kwong, l.,
Feb Q, 1901; apana s. r p S57c. kahawali
Honolulu. Oahu. 5yrs from April 10, 1901 ,
at 800. Book 2IS, page 1879.
Nina (w) to Lau Yuen, L. Mar 8. 1901;
por K P 56o3 kul 1897; por X p 8oa3. kuI
5o43, Waikiki Honolulu, Oahu. 10 yrs
iron Nov IS, 1900, at $50. Book ais,
page 40.
II 7 Marsh to q A Martin. d, Mar -,
1901; Int. In granr 36ol, Punehbowl Slope,
Honolulu, Oahu. 81. Book 2i7, pag,
423.
A McWayne to q A Martin, d, Mar q
1901; grant 1904, PunchOwl Slope, Homo.
lulu, Oahu. !25oo. Book 2I7, page 423.
q A Martin and wife to Ida E Lamb,
", Mar y, 1901; grant 36ol, Hackfeld ST.
Honolulu, Oahu. $500, yrs at 8 per
cent. Book al, page I33.
\ Nahoa to H Aea, d, Mar 20. 1901; Int
in r P 6567, kul O6o,. keauhou, n Kona,
Hawaii. 81. Book 2I7. p &c 424.
kekohai to s Keanini. d, Sept "a, 1887;
piece land kapuukolO, Honolulu, Oahu.
$40. Book az, page 476.
SIX Kane and wife to A Enos, D, MAI
II, 1901; por grant I6I, ManOa, Honolulu
Oahu. $500. Book 2I7, page 425.
A Mcwayne to II T Marsh Rel Mar 10
1921; grant j6oI, PLnchbowl Slope, Homo
lulu, Oahu. $1,000 Book rS7, page 335.
RECORDED MARCH ~, 1901.
Ell Dillingham; to s K kalama, Rel
Mar 10. 1901; ror apana 2, R p 1907, kuI
3I47, Kaakopua, Honolulu, Oahu. $4,000
Book 100, page SO.
CHI lima to N Breham, Coven ant
Mar Ia, 1000; to first pay 1880, and ther
let out .pors kapena Premises Nuuanu St
Honolulu, Oahu. Book 2I2, page 4So.
S K Kaama to Estate of B P Bishop
N, Feb aS, 1901; por apana 40, kul oo7I
por apans 2. R P 1857, kuI 3I47. Vineyard
Street, Honolulu. Oahu. $500, 3 yrs al
per cent. Book a2o, page 70.
J W Jones and wife to w G Wilder Jr
D, Ma Il. 1901; por lot 37s, grant 3s2S
kulaokshua, Honolulu, Oahu. 81. Book
222, page u.
wv Keliikoa * VT to Hawaii Terrific y
by Supt Pub Works, d. Mar I, 1901: POI
ku SS74 keauhou 1, n Kona, Hawaii
$40. Book 40, page asa.