The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-21
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THE CAPITAL.
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.I States uf America in CnugrHaa noe
.nn..1 Shat ihe Hawaii Ditch CO..
IIN.. H corporation duly organized un-
H.. II. iHWa uf The Territory " lia-
.HI fs sUDDossuff and assigns. D.,
H"' hereby granted the right ~
N'f i' construct and maintain two
bitches. Geo he known as the Upper ko-
huia Ditch and the Lower kohala
Ditch. through and ovey the public
lands boo said Island uf Hawaii. Terri
tony VI Hawaii. within the following
described area, to wit: Bounded ON
the north by the sea ON the east by
I Waipio Valley and the summit scpa-
rating the Waimea watershed from the
4 kuhala watershed, on the south by
the summit of the Kohala Mountains.
and on the west by Polulu Gulch. said
area being known as the kohala wa-
! tershed. and through, over. and upon
such other public lands In the districts
! of North and South Kohala and Hama
| Nua as may be necessary % properly
! supply the consumers Of water and
4 for the conservation and utilization of
waters now running to waste into the
sea: also the right to construct and
! maintain reservoirs dams. impOunding
. cmbankments, tunnels, feeders, water
| ways, tlumcs. inverted siphons, pipe
lines. or such other works as may be
! necessary To conserve and convey the
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", "'loSs s'" p'D'i' ia''ua, r.
v. M"S 80, w ,,,,,,,,,, ~,
si"u,'" .l'.,., ~ - 80, ~, 80
ais aud fifty feet on each side of the
marginal limits thereof. The Hawaii
Ditch Company is also granted the
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Sec. .. THAT this right Of way
emit, a., ali The conditions and re-
iouir4r1puts of the act of March 3. 1901
chapter SOL sections IS to u, inclusive.
And the Hawaii Ditch Company shall
comply win an the PROVISIONS OF salu
act ana pe HupJ'Ct 10 an aus hI'' ''"l."
",,' ,,,.'',.i1,d ~, s,.ti,r az mis-
hhI md ,Isn ,non tho further rnudi-
lion that The Hawaii Ditch company
shall furnish to all persons DESTROYS OF
using said water for irrigating purpos-
as sd'h quantity as is reasonable Tor n
lalf price, ahu II me haN"h Dlt,n
o't.p""S ",u 80 =, haii nv,
,'I,i' .,c,..', a,, 70 roasnrobIe usa
or fair price. then. on the request of
l,ithei party. the District Court of the
United states shall determine the same
and may change It's decree from time
To time as may seem epuilaple anu
JUS" ~ ~ ,.,. ., ..,.,,,,,
, t', ill, 40. anna,, ond ,ago,-
voirs shall he commenced within two
Years and completed within six years
, from the date of the approval of this
, act; and In default OF either or these
conditions lhe rlshts herein grantee
Shah W nun anu 'o'''
CUBAN PROBLEM.
Tb. cuhar sugar nrobIsm continue
60 ha , hona ~ contontion In tho Hons
, NJ Uanresentatives and nrobabIv will
mot ha sottIad I'm LONG after this ,ette
4 Ieo,,os Tho mainland Tbe uouse Re
= ,,,,h,,,,,,,a - ,,,,,, ho,a ,hraa o,,ar
l anoas ara annarontIy aro M neare
; roachtrg a setttar,ent than when the,
nrst met axcent that the heet supa
men who favor n rebate. or no actio,
vbataver have GAINED strength. Th
} 0gbt has grown In bitterness and hal
TO ouita an extent involved the leader
shin or the Uouse Sneaker Henderson
who was lukevarm toward the reci
nrocitv scheme has now gone over to /
. and is working with might and main I,
sove his own nrastiqe and that az hi
lleutenants.
? The reciprocity men have tried Z
make it appear that the President wa
committed entirely to their plan Tha
is probably not true The Presiden
has given the impression that he woul,
, prefer the reciprocity method, but h
has told the leaders of the beet suga
rebate followers that he Is anxiou
chiefly to have some relief extended [,
cuba. and is willing to leave Congress
to decide upon the method. Both s,de
have been contending in the last few
, DAVIS that the President was on thei
side. but the above statement Is prob
ably a fair one of the situation.
Yesterday the beet sugar men he'll
, o,nsaro,ca 4, tho r,or, % tho Conn