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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
CAD JOHNSON IN
CITY JAIL AGAIN

Cad Johnson, a notorious tender.
iolu woman. VAS arrested this aafa-
Ing charged with larceny from the
person The woman has bseu ar
rested 90 many times that fhe 10 per-
sonaliy acquainted with almost
every man on the police force. aud
has been charged with every efime
ffom dlacfderly conduct 90 grand
larceny. Hut she has never been COM
Ytcted OF a felony
In the present Ease the woman IL
accused Of tAkins ~ sold pi~ee
from the pocket OF John Rum =
eaak. When hium dama nded the re
turn Of hts money she " said 10 have
offered him "a silver doiiAf, which
he SAYS he refused TO take. n IL al
legged that the Transacted took place
In = resort near the cornsr % Sixth
avenue and king street. Policemen
Gfiffiih and carr made the arrest.
The last time that Cad Johnson
Vas In the city iati she was charged
with larceny ffam the person Ia
taking s. from the recket Of fish
efman. The victim testified In Jus
tiee Cams court that he had felt
the eoman'a hard In his pocket aud
that he tried to step her from taking
the money. but she got " By force
As there was 10 enfruborAtiNe eyi-
asuec she was DISCHARGED The po-
lice claim TO have better ease
a eaiust her this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
HOUSE-BOAT
AS PRESENT

A houschoat is a queer Christmas
present hut it Is the sift yeunK
fellow on tho water. front rveetNed
Yesterday tom pott Warden Ien-
sen.
Yesterday morning one Of tho
ahtika built OF Heats which ATE
meared ai0ng the hafhOr rim. got
louise, aud with the aid Of wind and
tide started ON Christmas ffoliC
down Elliott bay lee owner. II a.
had one, was either asleep nf aHhare,
People who saw the shack do not
know which was the ease,
The strange craft hohhgd along be-
teeent the HhipH anchored IN tho
stream, astoniHhlnE the sailors. few
eral times Il got N the path af eWall
steHnsrH ana was ruundiy cursed BY
the Hklpperr,
FINALLY the shack Kot clear Of
everything and set out fof Cape
Elbttufy.
Al Tits time capt Jensen wHa
notified and Was about To set a tug
TO te~ the dangerous Oh Etfuction cut
the hafhor when the young FELLOW
before mentioned anpeafea
BETTER give me the shack. and
IN save you the trouble ct mey-
las IL. he said.
All right" replied Capt Jensen,
take Il Tor a Christmas present"
aud the enterpfisinE SeNttleite tow
ed hta new home Ia West Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
HAD A STRENUOUS
CHRISTMAS DAY

After celebrating chriztuas for n
fen hours yesterday. W. r. Mullen
Imagined he Sass a pusifirt OF note
and that 50 fer as strength was con
eerned he had sandow looking Ike
Q babe In arms. His finish Was the
city jail 10 which he was sent BY
Policemen Decker aud Coleman.
Muilens first feat Of strength WAS
10 tear out a few stairs an the
mscknan hotel. on First avenue. lie
then amused himself by brrskinE up
the stair rails. When he grew tired
Of this amusement he went 10 a boot =
black stand near the Dolphin saloon
and tried 10 pick a fight The col
ored sinner" struck the fighter over
the head several times with y club.
hut the blows had no effect
Mullen then went into the saloon
and attempted to smash a slot ma :
chine. He was unsuccessful In this
and started down the street Near
the corner Of Madison street and
F1rst avenue he met the policemen.
and his fun vas nlpped In the bud.
When he arrived at the station he
eame near meeting HIS Waterloo. A.
NJ entered the receiving cell he vol
untecred 4 Merry Christmas 20 the
jnil birds In there. To say the least.
the greeting was not well received.
He was considerably damaged lie
VIII be tried for disorderiy conduct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
LANDSLIDE
IN TEXAS
Territory 10 Cut Oh From
Tvo Sides

AUSTIN. TEXAS. Dec. as.--The PEG.
pie Of TexAs are very much stirred
up over ths report just flied Ia the
state general land office OF a survey
made By the United States govern
m~nt Ira trying to establish the Tooth
and ie1t meridiRns. fhres PORTIONS
% the boundary lines Of the state are
affected and means that a slice Of
the state Of Tsxas involving over =
million kcres Of land has been cut
out and placed In okiahomA Terri
tory. Fhe people " Tsxss are very
jealous Of their vast domain and
any euereachmsrt viii b. al once
resented. II was first thpasht that
the new line would Eive Texas 10
miles OF the territory but the rvport
fixes the meridian - that Texas
loses about &c. GO acres. The survey
establishing a new tine for the toeth
meridian transfers a strip Of rs
miles hong and thr~e-fcuFths Of n
mile wide and contains approx
lmatriy sto aeN acres
This same condition prevails on
tire west side Of the state. the entire
length Of the Panhandle. The fed
sraf surveyors have fixed the ie3d
meridian. which forms the - eAfern
boundary Of Texas. 20 that n STRIP
% three miles Is taken from All the
border counties. making a total Of
about tea. 600 acres ~ land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
SAYS DANCE HALL
GIRLS GOT 500

Another new tendcrleiu dance hall
robbery has heen reported to thc po-
lice. THE ailcged theft vas cont
mitted Tn the tomiquc theeter onr
nf the harvest concert halls Va the
district aeatse Henderson. d etrNn-
ser Ia the pitN was the VICTIM iie
claims that n hiir in the gumluue
huyinT drinks for the painted Wo-
Heu there. he WIS relieved II cefs
tlncRtc OF deposit for tin0 GA local
hank
The matter II nov being inventlg.
ated hN the palice Henderson says
he would know the woman u he
should ser her again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
MARINE NEWS

Win more than leo passengers
Who intend 90 Hrend Kew Noafn day
IN California, the liner lmutiiia
put out fuf san ftapelaeo this morn
Ing.
iananeae liner niaiun Maul haul
cd from smith cove Ca the buuhrrn
this morning for coal
Ia order Ia repair leaking hnileiH.
the Honolulu liner fHmpico. which
sailed from Tacoma "Wednesday. uut
back from Cape t'iattefy TO Port
Townsend yesterday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
TRAMPS BROKE
OPEN HER TRUNK

The theft ef the contents of a
trunk from the wharf az Bellevue
on the east side Of Lake Washington,
Vas reported To tho police today
The trunk. which belonged To hrr.
Ada Anderson. was broken open and
everything of value IN u taken. Val
liable f0Fs a watch. some clothing
and several artieiss o. ts~sisy we're
stolen.
the vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
BEATEN AND
ROBBED

n. H. Hansen was beaten and rob
bed Ia the ahlpyard saloon on first
avenue south bY two thuHH ycHlef
day afternoon After they had
pummeled him into a state " In
senHlhillty they robbed him % $40 la
gold which he had Ia isss pockets.
lie had 500 concealed GA biH person
bat this was not found BY the
thieves,
Hansen WIS tahen 20 police head
quarters where his wounds We're
dressed The story that he told of
the AFFAIR was aftcrw verified by
80 police
liansea says that he went into the
saloon considerably intoxicated Two
men, whom he did not know. fellow p
ed him. IN a small room IN the rear
they pnunaea upon him and after
beating hts face into n pulp, ffned
his pocksts. They escaped through a
rear door
The bartender o. the naior heard
nothing % the row la the rear room.
-= E.
Mrs NJ -. Pease beaH 10 announce
the removal Of her Cloak aud Millln-
cry establishing from 1907 10 1905
second avenue, New Arcade
block" s's
neloheft nros.. Pianos. ITO Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26

seeo Bottles Beet Machine on. Iec
efsrs Tor ss.-..-...ss I44s--ssss.. be
women's 2s-tnch SIX Warp Gloria
Umbrellas. worth ft.Is each: af-
YET sss.sssss-s-sass.ss OSc
Peanut cocosnut and Walnut Brit-
tie, ALTO Fruit Brittle. worth sac:
after 9. pound lie
BOYS Fancy Plaid Flannel House
Waists, ages J TO years. worth
sl.sf. after 8 -...ssa..4.....TS c
Boys Navy blue and Gray blouse
Waists. ares To years. worth
eRcs TOT 4ssssssssst*sssssssa tftc
Toys Percale and outing FLANNEL
Waists, ages TO ID years. worth
80 Tor ss.sss+sHsssssat. TIE
Regular tl.to pettieoats. after &.
sees - fssssss.s sssssssss use
Superb Knitting sllk. very best
quality, nearly all colors. after
spool .................... &c
Quantity limited TO customers.
aexeo- inch Reversible smyrna Rugs
worth taco. after s........eI.2a
Novelty Ruffled Swiss Curtains. Z
yHra- long, worth st.ss pair; at
Nef fss4ssaassa sasas.sssssas..9 nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
new Line
TO SOUND

In opposition to the American
Hawaiian line another line Of biE
stsanss hips t. to b. run between New
York and Seattle. ~ W. Mcfiinnin.
a we'll known laeal steamship agent,
VIII b. its representative on tht
sound.
The first steamship 81 the Bes line
to arrive viii b the J l. f.aekin-
bach. as. tons. which n npw a
usonth out froen New York 10 this
pert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
STORM IS
AT AN END
SNOW HAS BECOME A LIGHT
RAIN IN MOST PIkcES-RAil.
ROADS SUFFER-

Reports received At the local Unit
I'd states weather bureau Indicate
that the severe storm that has been
raging Ia the Cascades and ON the
eastern stepe OF the Rocky noun
tsin- tor the past four days has
bfpken.
the SNOW has become a light rain
IN meet plates. aud the cold has
moderated considerably.
This does not mean that all tfous
bic 10 over. however. The heavy fail
% snow on the mountains II being
Ioosensd BY the rains and destructive
asalAnches are expected Several
were reported today.
l.Andzllies on the coast are con
tlnuinr 10 cause cotsidera bic trouble.
prineipally along the railroad i-ezz
Al rsilrosd traffic on the coast lines
10 delayed.
On the Seattle Tacoma Interurhan
electric road several siider and
washoutz occurred yesterday but BY
hard werk the company suere~ded IN
ke~ring the tracks opsn for traffic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
DIABOLICAL
MURDER
Merchant Killed in His
Store For Money

ATLANTA. Dee. "a A special
FROM Matthews, Ia, saaa that an
Christmas eye an Unknown niita
called at the house Of a n~rchant
named Gay and upen thU prrtvNt
that he ~ ishrd to purchase a oil If
sOodE induced Gay 10 return TO hts
ntofs saa apen " ups Gay was Sone
a ioisK tiine and hla wife, becoming
alarmed. started to 80 60 the sture
herself. She discovered il 10 be ~
flames
A rearsh OF the rufus " hen the fitv
had subsidized revealed tlsyr Chsrred
body la the debris. Ills skull had
hesn crushed. The eapporltion L.
that "a hen thv two men reached the
store the r0htcr forced Uay to opeu
hts safe. u hitch contained 81. coo. and
then killed the merchant with a blow
on the head. and taking the money
fir~d the building Ia the hope that Il
would be thought that Cay perished
IN an accidental fire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
MORTALITY RECORD

n g Mcksen. aEed 7e years. died
at the family residence. 770 Coiurr-
hia street. this morning The IA.
neral viii be held frum the First
Presbyterian church az 40 o'clock
Sunday afternassn. fBtefment will
be In IakeVtew cemetery. Mr.. Me-
Keen was a retired merchant and
has lived In Seattle about three
years.
Mrs. Jessie Stark oliver. aged as
years. dfrd at Providence hospital
last night The body ie AZ the fu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26

IL always on the alert for Bew IDEAS
IN the barber business and has
adopted Vim. DoOlittle'a system Of
facial massage. Mr.. Doolittie Il n
Demonstration Of the art for the Pom
pelan Manufacturing Co.. and will
give his treatment at Seattle Baths
Sunday. Dec. Is. from a. m. until
g O. M. This shop In located on the
Yealer way side Of Sotel Seattle. IN
the basement Beginning Monday
morning. Dec. 20. massage treatment
will be advanced 10 800. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
SULLIVAN ESTATE
TO BE DISTRIBUTED

The application 81 Edward Cor
corae aud Hsnnhh OCRiiahan. the
Irish heirs OF John Sullivan for a
distribution % the estate. which ~as
to have been heard in the probate
department u the superior court
this morning. vas continued aHtii
Monday on account ~ ths absence
OF Judge Robinson 81 Olympia. and
\. T, Haussf Of Montana. attorneys
for Marie csrrau
II ~as stated b. cofein n shank
Sho V private attorney for Ger
eefsa. that the latter VIII be IL &C.
attic within thfes weeks and Mr..
Shank asked TO have the hearing ~
over until then. but this WAS resist
cd by Piles. Iousofth a Howe. sho
are counsel for the heirs making the
apple alton. and the court set the
matter for MOndav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26

Hsmsiitch@d Pillow Cases. good
sbieached cotton. s4rte Inches.
worth ifct after t.....ssss.st Toe
Hsnrtitched .Feanot Sheets Of
blesched fsqaot shesiins. siSe
sixso inches. worth 10. after
s4.sass .sss4ss4 ssss4ss.tss- one
s~~rsucser bingham. extra heavy.
2 TO ie-yard lengths. assorted
styles. worth Ice yard. after be
Napkins. al linen. y sire. assorted
patterns worth n.Tt. after
dunen sssssssfss4 sssssssssf t.tU
Misses Fine DonGnis Lace Shoes.
heavy soles. patent tip. spring or
as heels. worth fi.ss. sf..set.fb
Womsn's Felt Slippers. leather
nolet, velvet bound. low heels.
worth Tic. 81 .....s..4....s.4 fSc
Mems blue Yachting Cape. patent
iea'hcr vizier. worth Doc. after s
49,. .....s. zoe.
Msnt raney Golf Caps. worth ssc.
hftcr ssssss s+t..tsss..tstss5.s tbr
! 600 boxes Rutterniik Toilet Soap.
eak-a IN i-ox. after g box Sc
only boxer Go customer.
Beef Extract tI.iebir'sl, ssc size Tor
#ssHtHs sataassssss 4aaaas#ss.s INC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
HELD AS
POISONER

CHELSEA. Mass, Dec. s.-cath-
crime Richardson. 20 years old. war
arraiHned this morning upon the
charge Of poisoning her mother to
secure $4,000 In insurance bonds.
Her bail Was fired AZ ii6.ee and the
case continued for ten days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
LAWYER is MISSING

The ppearanee Of J. r. Harper.
\ local attorney, from his once IN
the Globe block. has been reported
10 the police. Although missing only
yesterday. hIa friends are very
anxious and cannot account for his
disappearnuee. He In described a.
81 years Of age. 8 feet Z inches In
height. slightly bald. and wearing q
light nlustaehe. lie was dressed In
dark clothes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26

keSsparsf Ertsfpftns Asscstatisa
WARRINGTON, ~. g. Dee. IA
Probably the strongest man ~ the
Wisconsin congressional delegation
IL Congressman J, J, Jenkins. acting
chairman OF the house Judiciary
committee. lie lives Ia Chippewa
tlslls, aud Is serving HE fourth torn
Ia congress. HE 10 lawyer 81
ability. and Is particularly titted Tot
the position he holds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
WILL eE sEFIrTEp

on her return from San Francisco.
the Pacific Coast Cos steamer Tina :
tilIa viii be placed on Moran's dry
dock 70 undergo repairs 10 cost
about $4,000. While out Of COM
mission her run will be taken By
the com any's steamer Senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
STOLE TALKING MACHINE

H.. p. Compton told the police to-
day that some unknown thief stole
a graphophone from his buggy
Christmas eve. Mr.. Compton lives
at 7iz4 Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26

Burglars entered the shoe shop Of
v. Etone at so6 Columbia street. yes
terday afternoon. before O'Clock.
They removed . pane Of glass and
stole two sides ~ leather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26

As a result OF the recent heavy
rainfall numerous small landsiides
have occurred IN the city. None aerf-
Gus have 30 far been reported 10
Superintendent Of Streets Walters.
but any number OF small ones have
buried sidewalks under mud and
dirt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
LOST ovgecoAT

q. shelton reported 10 the paiice
today that he was relieved OF an
overcaat AZ a dance at Arrnnry hall
last night While In the hall Mr.
Shelton lsft the eoat IN . dressing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
PRlMA DONNA
TO WE'D

LINCOLN. Seb. Dee. - aeelic
befusNan, the famous prisna donna,
to-day announced her engagement
and prospective marriage to itsnrieo
Hoiolc. The latter y an American.
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
Book Store Specials

All our ite. isc and ets Matted Pie
tufes at hall price.
80 and ta.e1 Fountain Pens al
one third less than regular prices
Paper Bound Books. zse hind. Of
.Essasss ss.sa. ..tsssf sissas--ss NC
There are 80 Titles 10 ehocs<
from.
NEW LINE PAPER BOOKS Ibe
4 ueN line OF Paper Books con-
tanning Dupas HEsos fcuth-
wnrth'e Hfaemes. Hardy'e
H.utys and dozens of other pop
ulaf authors or sale al. each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26

sQ-inch 1srsfonue. in stripes and
fancy figures. worth lee: after .
p.s-sss s.s..s.... .s...4.... o>6c
Rug ana Couch Fringe. worth y4e
10 Sc yard. after s. At, yard 5,se
Mems Hensstitchcd Handkerchief
iec qualify. after s......... I've
Meme Heavy Wool sox. regular nc
grade. after s.+....-.ss......tD TIE
Sealing Wax Sets. With seal re-
uiar price 7tc. special at soc
Washington Souvenir Tabiets. nc
ktttus Tor .s4ss-s4...s.s.s.. -. Oc
A few bxs Vol. sets. cloth tcun1
Ss-inch All Wool Honespun ches-
lot. in street shades aud blacks,
value sec. at. yard .......... 1oc
Clinton Nickel Plated Safety Pima
with guarded springs, one dcnen
on card. regular prices tc. o..
1hc aud Ice per card: after q
choice. per card ........4.... 4c
Tortoise Brand Shell Hair Pima
very best quality and finish. reg
uiar price 25c per box. after
only f-~f bos sss+ss i've
Black jet or White Head Hat Pine.
one dozeu on card. regular value
ioc per card AFTER &. choice. card
49,. SC
Large Cubes. containing very best
quality Jet Head Pins. with
needle points. regular price = "
per cube after &. only. per cube
Ne
English Walking Hats. rrencn
felt. worth SAT- at........ .SS
Cainclhair Hats and Plain Felt
Hats, worth f5c. after at. .Jsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
BURGLAR eTFAIs HA1a

Two valuable hats were stolen
from thu millinery store OF Mrs.
Ann Hansen at Fourth avenue and
PIKE street. sometimes yesterf y.
Entrance was effected 10 the place
through the rear window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
CAN NOW GO WAY BACK

The city employees In the comptroi-
ier's office yesterday presented As
ristant Comptroller MiItz with n
handsome Morris chair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26

Professor Wilson at Ranks Han
Monday and Friday syenfngA Phi
vsfe lessons daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
Ribbons for Saturday

Fancy white and Blue and white
striped kihisons full 4 inches
vide. guaranteed 20 wash and
warranted al pure six. very I'm
est quality, worth Up TO zsc yard.
sale price .-...s.....s.ss.s...1 LOT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
NO CURRENCY
TINKERlNG

WASHINGTON, n e. Dec. ia
Secretary Shaw this morning said
inst after Interviews sfih many asn=
htefa sud representatives he has de-
eidsd that there II no hops that eur.
Iehef iektslation vii be ATTEMPTED
W either house At this session OF
congress. The time will be largely
tahen W With see.safy sppFopfia-
Ton bills. and no matter Involving
prolonged debate will be taken up.
-
Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar
Easns only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-19
CONFIRM dEAR'S2Ul|NG|
FEDERAL SUPREME COURT
ON The D. B. Smith CASE
DECISIONS OF LOCAL COURTS
susTA,NED-sETTLEs iMPoR.
TANT POINT OF INsuR.
ANCE.

Washington. d. c.. Dec. 6-The first
decision of the United States Supreme
Court on writ OF error from the Su-
preme Court of the Territory Of Ha-
wall. was handed down on Monday last.
Mr.. Justice White rendering the opin-
ion. II was in the case of the EQuit.
able Life Assurance Company. plain
tiff in error, versus Cecil Brown, Ad-
ministrator Of the estate of David b.
Smith. deceased, defendant in error.
On the trial of the case In the Cir
cult Court at Honolulu. Judge Gear
ruled out all the proof tending ia
show the appointment of an admins
traitor by the Surrogate of New York.
and the commencement of suit by that
administrator against the company In
the court of the United States for the
Southern District OF New York. These
rulings of Judge Gear were affirmed
on appeal by the Supreme Court OF
the Territory. The Company claimed
that the court had erred in ruling out
the proof SO offered and in so doing
the court had not given full faith and
credit to the proceedings in New York.
The policy was payable by express
language on its face at the Office Of the
company at the city of New oYrk, and
the demand for payment at the office
Of the company had been made by thu
New York administrator and they
claimed that the policy was payable to
H., 10, 40 Ca
Court of the Territory held that the
policy was payable in Honolulu and
that the administrator in Honolulu
having begun suit before suit was COM
menced in New York. that the courts
Of the Territory had jurisdiction over
the fund. and that the judgment was
rightfully given against the company
for the amount OF the policy. This
holding Of the Supreme Court OF the
Territory is now upheld by the SUI
preme Court of the United States, and
thesdecision settles what has been a
doubtful matter, and will tend to save
the Insurance companies when sued at
different places upon the same policy
from the liability and danger OF being
required by judgments rendered
against them in two jurisdictions from
having to pay, their policies twice. II
gives to the insured the undoubted
right to sue the company at his own
domiele and he or his administrators
cannot be required to bring his action
at the place of the home Office of tho
company.
Y. A. BRECKONS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-19
Legal Notices.
MORTGAGES NOTICE OF lNTEN
TioN TO FoREcLosE MORT.
GAGE AND OF SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A pow
Err OF SALE contained in that GER
tain mortgage made by II. N. Kahulu
and Miliama Kepe, his wife, mortga-
gors, OF Eva, Island of oahu, Territory
of Hawaii, to Mrs. E. Humphreys. Ho-
nolulu, Island aforesaid, dated the 10th
day of March, 1883, and recorded in
the Register Office, oahu, in liber 113,
pages 2s6-7-S, which mortgage was. on
the 5th day of June, 1901. assigned,
transferred and set over to J. Alfred
Magoon, MORTGAGE. notice is hereby
given that said assignee of mortgage
intends TO foreclose said mortgage for
condition broken, to wit, the non.pay.
ment of principal and interest when
due, and upon said foreclosure will sell
at public auction at the sales rooms Of
j. +. Morgan, Queen street. Honolulu,
on Saturday. the Sd day of January,
1903, at ~ o'clock m. Of said day, the
premises described in said mortgage
as below specified.
Further particulars can be had Of j
Lightfoot, Attorney.at.Law, Magoon
building. corner OF Alakea and Mer
chant streets, Honolulu.
j. ALFRED MACON,
Assignee OF Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, Dec. 10th, 1902.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-19
PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN MORT.
GAGE.

I. All that certain tract or parcel of
land situate in Puapuaaiki, ~ Roma,
Island of Hawaii, more particularly de.
scribed in Royal Patent GIG, L. c. A.
1887, to Thomas Sans, containing an
area of 40 acres, conveyed to said
mortgagors by deed of Dana, dated
July 26th, 1888, recorded in the Reg
lister office, Oahu, in liber 81, page
301, excepting and reservlng therefrom
all that portion of said lands and
premises lying makai of the Govern
ment road leading from Kailua to Ho-
lualoa.
2. All those certain pieces of land
situate in Haleaha. District of Koo-
lauloa, in said Island of Oahu. and be-
ing the same premises described as
Apanas /. 2 and 3 OF L. c. A. $3.50 to
Kamano, containing an area of IA
acres more or less, and being the
same premises conveyed to said Mi
llama Kepe Kahulu by Kaneumi (k),
by deed dated June 18th. 1885, and re-
corded in said office in liber 90, page
1853.
2S24-Dec. 10, 10, 20, 1902; Jan. 2,
1903,