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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-15


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Notice is hereby given that an accord
anceewitm law, !&ndE by Tirtlle of the
power of sale contained in that, certain
mortgage made by, the, Hawaii Land
Company, Limited, All HAWAIIAN cdr
poration, to Peter G! J6rfes;; limited
like corporation dated the first day soft
November 1899, recorded in the, Regis
try Office in Honolulu, Territory Of j
HawAif,s III Fiber 1875 on pages ~454 ITO
ASS, the said Peter C. Jones5e4 adsafeed,
mortgage -intends-~to foreclnse said
mortgage for breach of the conditions
therein named, tRsWit the hon-peymefr
Of hs pThli ,I 9,ls sum n !HRqfeoffE JAN. II
Notice is also, hereby giXen that all
and singular the lands and premises by
sAfds mortgage conveyed, therein and
hereinafter described, and the improve
merits ehereoil. %ilb be, sold atHpubiiei
auction by said mortgages at the! auc-
tion aponIns ofl.JamesI Fl Morgan in sala-
Honolulu on Saturday the Ninth day
of January 1904 at IL osploRk ynoen OF
said day. ,a ,s,,,,,.,r.r, ,~lert s-s.-f
The property covered by said mort
gage and intended to be sold as afore-
said is alE'tfi e. following described lots,
tracts, pieces of"pafcels and leaseholde
of land situate lying and being in Ho-
nolulu Island of Oahu, in said Terri
toryI described as f0ll9Ys: nai tn n
RF3Aif ESTATE :A.All = those 1ots
situated at Kapalama.- Honolulu, and
more particularly known as Lots, Num-
hers One o. to Five. Q), inclusive ~
those premises known as, Kalaehaos
Lots, and being partseef. those premises
described in Royal Patent 692, ON L---C'-
Ar k2S3 and the same premises conyeF7
edfto hid said Hawhii lLanh EomRauyL
by-Beed-of--W,- G.--Acf1f5 dated April
Goth, 1891 9nd1recordea in, Liber lSl'
Page 1852. --
.LEASES:r(al Lease of IL, F., Col
burn to AAkana, dated September Both,
1891. (Lease recorded in Registry Of
fee iHoh0luIti, in Liber 2O2j page "a, or
thee following property att Kapuukole'
Honolulu First 41y100 of IAN acre: on
King street described in, r., p, 1646, L.
GA. SIC; Seconds go SQUARE fathoms,
described In :R9 P51T593, Ia. C sA.1294a
(conveyed4 To- il r. Golburn by,!deedoof
p. F.,Manipi, recorded in, Liber 80 on
pages 62-5S } Third: so square fathoms
and"25 SQUARE feet of land described in
r. p. 1910, IL. &c. "A. ISL !Gconveyed. to
said j. F. Colburn by. deed of Kama,
recorded in Liber 1873 on pages 224-225l
Term Of lease: Is Years from October
aB1fSl1elof WiR. 5sstlJ Executor.
to- J,nF. sCelburn. dated July, 3. ,lS99s
recorded IN "LIher 12S. page 1S6-13S
e PeT s9fsg qAoS n dsse
cribed in r, p, 2Qy6, L: G. a. 49,. Term
20 Years frbmA August 4, 1890 N'shouid
the, HAST 7sarVavinS child OK j. r. VIII
lierrs--ffve se--fone. ;. n etsteli-$ SSs-Pef
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-15

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-12-15
COLLECTOR AT KAHULUI.
naL&Aln1

e. IL. Bailey has resigned as Col
lector OF the Port OF Kahului, and will
be succeeded by w. o. Aiken.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-07
THAT DAMAGE CLAIM

As usual the Bulletin argues 5he
question OF it's damage claims against
the.,ty, BY etlltag the Rsv'tg a
These pretty terms of indearment are
appreciated coming from the source
they do We are glad that we do not
have the Bulletin 5 respect or esteem
to gain them it would be necessary to
sink the Bulletins level, The council
is of course willing and ready to pay
MIR. Caswell claims,, should it prove
legal, but this is a question: for the
attorney to advise upon, and the courts
to settle.
AT no time has the Review urged the
council to reject the claim + it was
found to be legal but it has consist
eatly advised the council to MAKE sure
of it's ground. not so much on account
OF the present amount involved bat on
account Of the bad precedent which
ill considered action would involve
Naturally The Ballebtn would like TIC
make II appear that the heldafatlohs
raised BY the REVIEW were from per-
sonal motives. II we remember rlghtiY
I the press of the city discussed the Me
earthly damage ease in much the same
way. We believe the member of the
council much to conscientious TO be
influenced in this matter either by a
howl for sympathy as set up by the
Bulletin or by personal attacks upon
the Bulletin by the REVIEW
The REVIEW has too much regard
for the council to argue before it a
thorough and due Investigation of all
the facts so that if pavment is made
they may be backed not only by sym
pathy but by law.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-07
AS TO NEW STATES.

The question OF admitting territories
to statehood is 100 large, too perma-
neut to admit of partisanship. The
fact that territory is of certain
political complexion at present does
not argue of necessity that it wilt re-
main as it is, ard even should such be
the case the demands of National
honor, and the welfare of the people
as whole, are much larger con-
siderations. Oklahoma represents the
best OF mingling of North and South,
it is typicaily American. 1t deserves
place in the sisterhood of states.
Indian Territory MAJ also deserve such
recognition, bur decade of additional
growth would do it no harm.
AS to Arizona aud New Mexico. we
want no more Nevadas in the Union,
little pocket horoughs, the chief pro
duct of which is United States Senator'S.
The population of either of these
territories is about the anne as that
of Omaha, the desirable population
the Americanized population, is much
less. Oklahoma should be admitted
Indian Territory should be told IL
wait little and Arizona and New
Mexico should be indefinitely post
pUned
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-07
Professor H. H. Savage.

The REVIEW has been publishing a
series of pictures of the Denison
schools We have felt that the series
would not be complete without a pic
ture OF Prof. H. HI. Savage the able,
courteous and splendidlv equipped edu
Gator who is at the head of our school
system. Brains as we'll as buildings
are necessary to a successful school
and we feel that in MIR. Savage, Deni-
son has secured a superintendent who
is the equal of any in Iowa We have
found him broad minded, intellectual,
fair and honest aud we are perfectly
willing to go on record as saying so.
He has been distinct addition 10 the
community in many ways and it is our
sincere hope that some larger town
will not find him out so that Denisor
may keep MIN for many years. 1t give:
US pleasure to commend him and II
congratulate him for his good work il
the schools of Denison
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-07
Missionary Meeting.

On " Wednesday afternoon the w. f.
M. S. of the NJ. E. Church met with
Mrs. Isaac Gillmor. Her spacious and
elegant parlors were well filled witb
earnest Christian workers
The meeting was presided over by
the president Mrs w. G. Merrill, The
devotions were led by Mrs +. A. Hill,
after which Mrs W, G. VanNess read
pape. on The Dim Centuries.
which was very instructive, las the So
ciety Is studying India this Year, she
aketched that country's early history
| literature and heather religions. the
three fold aspect of Hinduism, Vedism
with its early faint of Polytheism,
Brachmanism with its bondage, cast
and r"ansmi grafton of The soul and
modern Hinduism. 1t required about
twenty minutes to read her paper, but
it was so Interesting all wished it were
longer.
The next thing on the program was
Refreshments and good social visit in
which MI participated until the late
ness OF the honn reminded the ladies O
home duties, when all retired feeling
that the Missionary meeting at Mrs
IGtllmor's had been very peasant anC
profitable
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-07
OF Interest to Clnb Women.

w II. Bailv outlined the progr
for the biennial to be held in May be
ginning the 9th and lnstiog through
the 9th.
Tuesday viii be given UP to the
eouncll meeting, at which time the re
ports of the new clubs win be received
Wednesday at $3.50 viii be held the
opening meeting; the reports of officers
will be heard Governor Cummins will
address the convention and greetings
read from different state clubs.
Wednesday from , to 4 the reports
of officers and chairmen of committees.
Wednesday from 4 to a reception
in the home of Mrs. a. B. Cummins.
"Wednesday evening a reception in
the home of Judge and Mrs, F. S,
Prouty.
Thursday morning will be devoted TO
education. A paper on Child Labor
will be read by Miss Schaffner of Iowa
City, and one on Domestic Science
! by Mrs. Sabn of Ames.
Thursday afternoon, art, Prof G. A.
Cummings and Mrs. r. A. Patchin will
be the speakers.
| Thursday evening will be heard mes.
sages from the four past presidents Of
the confederation, Mrs James G
Berry hill, Mrs Van Vechton of Cedar
| RAPIDS Mrs. Howe of Marshalltown anC
| Mrs Hutchinson of Ottumwa.
| Friday forenoon will be devoted to {
business session.
| Friday evening it is expected tina
Mrs. Dennison, president of the gener
al federation viii be present to give al
address. Moines Register.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-07
THE LAST CALL.


The board of supervisors did NOT see
fit to investigate the unfortunate bond
bond sale. All there is for the people
therefore is to POCKET tneir loss and
get wise. The stauncbest democrats
in Denison admit that the county
treasurer made an unfortunate blunder.
The matter is thus removed from
partisanship and we are glad tnat il. is
so. The REVIEW stated thu facts
without malice and ia The dope that
something might be done TO recover
for the lax payer some Of the money
lost by the treasurer's hasty aud III
advised action Personally we have
no efudge against the treasurer. He
is m;ld-mannered inotTensive and very
much OF a gentlemen, We have moth
ing to say concerning his integrity,
we do not believe that ne profited
single penny by his blunder. We do
not believe the purchasers OF the
bonds would have employed such
means even had the treasurer been a
different kind of man than he is. All
of the foregoing we wish distinctly
understood. First that we have no
malice toward the county treasurer and
seconG that we have no suspicion Of
any crookedness in the transaction.
The fact remains that the tax payers
of the county are out of pocket-badly
out of pocket and as the board has
seen no way to remedy what we believe
the majority recognize as a serious
blunder permanently out OF pocket,
on account of the transaction.
1t is matter of easy proof that Mr..
Bechtel in his talk before the board
made the following proposition. 1t
was recognized that the county would
not need all of the $75.000.0 90 the first
of May. MIR. Bechtel therefor
agreed that the county might deliver
$35. 900 of the bonds the first of May,
retaining the other 100000 for six
bonds minus one interest coupon. This
would have amounted in interest saving
to $4,000. We understand that the
present bond sale does not provide for
any such arrangement but that inter
est must be paid on the entire SO, 900 90
beginning May l.
Let Us draw up tue balance sheet
according to the facts, VIII h we be
lieve are easily capable of proof.
What could have been had the pre-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-07
ARCHITECT has
BEEN CHOSEN
Berlinghof of Beatrice, Nebr
Win Supervise Court House.
Board Of Supervisors Makes an Exceil-
ent Decision. Handsome Build
ing is Now Assured.

After three days of earnest, careful
uupreiudiced dcliheration the board OF
supervisors selected Mir. Geo. A. Ber-
iinghof of Beatrice, Nebraska, as arch
itect for the new court house ard with
minor alterations adopted the plan
which he presented. The list of com
petitors was given in Cur last issue and
Mr. i5eriineof is entiuLed 10 congrdtu-
lat.onS oyer winning from snch d tield
OF distiuguis architects,
The plan adopted ny the board Is y
fine one and we believe will give gen
eral satisfaction The design Is class
zeal, not severely 50, but still not on
the elaborate style OF architecture.
The building IS to be almost square,
about 90N90, ana Will probably be con-
structea OF stone throughout The
principle Offices viii lie on the main
floor and every room will be light and
airy. A handsome dome will surmount
the structure and rise TO nelght OF
100 feet. 1t will be As it. from the
ground to the cornice. The Offices viii
be about 24X3a and the vault room Will
be ample. The wainscoting and floors
will be of marble The court room
will be 35N6o The heating plant will
be outside The main building and steam
heat will be used, The building will
be wired for electric lights by the con-
duit system and piped for gas. Ihetoilet
and plumbing arrangements are fully
provided for Taken all in all we believe
the board has acted wisely and we are
convinced they have acted honestly
and fea rlessly.
Mr.. Berlinghofis highly recommend
ed as an architect and imIresses one
as man fully to be trusted. Accord
ing TO the terms of the contract, he i:
TO draw all plans and supervise the en-
.;.o ,,,s+,,,,..ion Ia has ,,,t m
s-e.,, ~ es!.l4',1
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-07

acres of winter wheat goes with
the farm this year. $40 per acre.

acres of winter wheat goes with
the farm this year. $40 per acre.
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IN 4,4
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n,.cb;ns sbad ona blacl.sn,ith
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er;b one notato cellar one ice
,o,,ea faad ,.c,.s o,,a ,i,d,n;l,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-07

MUM mad the Treasurer acted with
Judgment and deltheration.
Premium authorized By MIR
Bechte!s letter. .slooo w
Interest S.vt'4 Oh red be Mt *. ~
Bechtel. ..... ..............' GUY w
Total .............. 1900 90
Premium received. $500. 4o3 w
Total loss to county. S'5oo W
The REVIEW does not propose 10
harp on this bond sale continuaIiy'
1t is now too late to remedy the blum
der. The large sum OF 1880 90 has
been absolutely lost to the county,
when ordinary good business Judge
ment would have secured it, Inc
supervisors complain that they nave
too little money forithe court house as
it is. they might have mas $3.50 90
more cash for $500 less cost had the
bond sale been conducted on business
principles. Taisis the last the RS
VIEW shall have 70 say ABOUT he
matter at this hnle oniess The defend
ers of the treasurer wish 10 proiong
the discussion. 50 lons as there was
a chance that The nalter might be
remedied the REVIEW IN the interest
of the tax payers endeavored to do
what it could but at present we see no
good thing to be accomplished by vain
regrets. Let this fact sink in however,
on account OF the undue haste. needless
ambiguity of speech and lack OF bust.
ness judgement on the part OF the
county treasurerCraWford County IS an
actual loser not less THAI, 5 $4,000.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-07
Lands In south Dakota

No, $50 acres 81 miles
from Woonsocket, Sanborn soun-
ty, can be had on easy terms.
Price $I2. 50 per acre.
No. ? $40 acres 4 miles from
Woonsocket, all fenced, flowing
well, price SIS per acre
No. 3 100 acres 21l miles
from town, fair set Of improve
mea AL under cultivation, 40
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-07
OUR JANUARY
PREMIUM Offer
Has been extended to
Feb. 10.

Remember it is to your inter
est to pay your Subscription at
Once
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-14
ROCK ISLAND CHANGES.
Engineers and Graders Are Clos
ing the Gap Between Amarillo
and Tuauncsri, n. NJ.

The Rock Island engineers
Office iu Bswton has been abandon
ed. aud the men who have been
making their headquarters in that
city have gone to Amarillo, Texas,
at that point J. 4. Carey viii be
in charge Of the connection be-
tween that city and Tuauncari,
New Mexico, a distance of IL.
miles. With this extention the
Rock Island will have a through
line from Memphis to California
l.. p. Elliott aud G. b. Watson
go to Texas to assist Mr., Carey
Mr. Elliott will have charge of fiji
teen miles OF construction, Parl
of the contract has been awarded
TO w. R. Stubbs & CO., and J. A.
Ware has the remainder. Both ar'
well known Rock Islandooutractors
with headquarters in Chickasha.
+. +. Watson, who was divisor
eoglneer with headquarters in Law
ton, has not been assigned to anoth
er / ost although the Office there
has been abolished.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-14
Judge Townsend Holds Mayor
Scoffern Must Call One.
Decision al Purcell Yesterday
Matter Argued in all It's Various
Phrases Before the Court,
and Decision Accords
With the Law.

The question of whether or not
the City OF Chickasha will have b
municipal election this spring,
was decI ted yesterday at Purcell
where the matter Was brought
.up ia Judge Hosea Town
sends division OF the United States
Court for his decision. Mayor
Scoifern was mandamused by. G.
NJ. Fechelmer and R. NJ. Welborne,
the peliiion praying that he be com
PEELED 10 call an election for Yari-
ous municipal officers therein
named on the first Tuesday in
April, 1908 The people were repre-
scented by r. d. Welborne, while
Holding anu Bailey represented the
interests Of defendant.
The quesMon was brought before
Judge Townsend yesterday after
noon, but his decision was not ren.
dered until 7.3O O'Clock last night.
Following are the main pulnts OF
the decision;
tits ordered, adIudged aud con-
sdered By the Court that K. +.
seeiIerD, as Mayor Of the City OF
Caickasha, order an election in
said City in manner and form re-
Quired by law, on the first Tuesday
IN April. 1903, for the following
named officers; Mayor, police
Judge, chief OF police, city treasurer
and two aldermen from each ward,
and that the clerk of the couvt is
sue peremptory writ Of mandamus
to r. +. Scoffern, mayor, demand
ing him TO order said election.
The Court rendered the further
( opinion that no election should be
held until 1904 for the offices Ol
city attorney, tax assessor and tax
collector.
Mayor Scofiern stated TO repre-
sentative of the Express this morn
ing that an election proclamation
would issue next week and further
that he will not be candidate fol
re election.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-14

neace and none residing nearer
than twenty miles at arrival town.
tlis not strange that the Depart
ment objects to any increase of the
commissioners when we consider
that each addition under the pres
ent system means S2100 per year III
fixed salaries, and probably more
han this in added incidental ex-
penses.
The operation Of the new Re-
cordlng Act develops the anomO-
lous condition that a judgment
rendered at either of the seven
places Of holding court in the
OhIckasaw Nation may be a lien
upon real estate IN any city or
town of the Southern District, aud
that a clear abstract of title must
show search of all those records
with corresponding charges in the
abstract sheet. There ought to be
no difficulty 10 arriving at an agree
ment to correct such as an over
sight.
In the same connection it is well
known that no influence has yet
been found that can procure copies
for public use Of the appraisement
schedules and sales lists Of town
lots made by the Townsite Commis
sion, aud it appears from good
authority that they are withheld
from publication by direct order Of
the Interior Department. The rea-
son assigned is that ihe ministerial
work If the department would be
hampered and its clerical force
over-cfowded if attempt was made
to meet all demands for
such information as the
publicity of the lists called for.
Certainly no one could reasonably
object to a rule authorizing and
requiring the registration Of These
lists in the Recorders office but
everybody must realize the adyan-
tages there would be to the public
! in such registration.
These are by no means the only
non partizan questions that are be
fore tue people of the Indian Ter
Iitory for consideration but they
are among the most important anC
the Express would like to have
them discussed by the brethren 0
the press to the end that some con-
certed action may be taken by th'
people for relief
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-14
Some Thoughts Of Interest to In
dian Territory Legislttion.
People Should Get Together
Some Agreement Among Our
selves Must be Reached Be
fore We can Expect Con
gress to Help Us.

All assurances that we can get
from members Of congress and de-
partmeni officials concerning af-
fairs in the Indian Territory are TO
the effect that we can have almost
any relief that we can agree upon,
and that 1t is useless to ask for rnl-
ings Of the department and general
legislation that is voclferou sly
opposed by as many interests as
are active in procuring the demand.
There is vast multitude Of little
ills and some fewiOf great moment
that ought not bring out any con
flict, ana while congress is at its
long vacation and ITS members are
accessible to our representations
the people of the Territory ought
to get together and learn how to
agree.
Among these pressing interests
the first and chief is the whiskey
question and it is almost lmpera-
tive that some changes be effected
in the present system. All will
agree in any event that the matter
deserves a careful Official investi.
CATION and the Express is assured
that such an investigation can bt
had if proper application is made
for it.
The question ofpublic roads and
country schools ought not val
upon the dilatory statehood move
ment, and now that the Record
ing Act has practically settled the
vexed question Of county lines snt
boundaries. it would be an easy
step to reach an agreement for
township organization that will a
least give local option IN the mat
ter OF schools and local authority
for the maintenance of such roads
as we now have through the coun
try.
1t is unprecedented in the bis
tory OF people whose tradition
of Justice are founded upon tn,
? Hundred court and the barOnia
manor that a population of bal
a million souls should be compel
ed TO settle their minor difference
before a couple Of dozen magis-
trates aud that large cOmmunitie
Y should be compelled to take thei
petty grievances q days journe.
away from home 10 find a iustic
OF the peace. just the same ther
are score of towns 10 the India
y Territory that ought to be elite
c of the second class at least, who
& have no resident justice of th
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-14
ANOTHER ATTRACTION.
California at Wagner Opera
House, Big Company Headed
By Raj Bronson.

Manager Burt Of the Wagner
Opera House has secured a treat
for local theatre goers, to take eff
feet March 20, at which date Gal
ifornia," one Of the most successful
plays Of the season, will be pre-
sented. This production is one of
the strongest on the road today
and has made at splendid record.
Mis- Rae Bronson, the young emo
tiOnal actress, heads an excellent
company, her part of Dolores
being one Of the strongest charac-
ters yet presented in the American
drama. A full car of special
scenery is carried and the play is
produced in a most thorough man
ner.