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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-02
PASSENGERS.
Arriving


Per S. s. Korea, November 2, from
the Orient, for Honolulu: l.. Aseu, Mrs.
Aseu, S. Aseu. Through for San Fran
cisco: Il. Abaya, r. Acosta, b. Agana,
d. Alba, c. Alcazar, o. Aligada, S.
Apostol, j. Arboleda, J. Avelino, G.. Ba-
cobo, A. Baltazar, Mrs. Charles H.
Banes, c. Baretto, j. Batungbacal, NJ
NJ. Hicks Beach, Count A. de van der
Burch, NJ. Billedo, 1t. H. l.. Bingay, f.
Borja, p. Bueno, Mrs. Bull, Miss Bull
Miss Nj. Bull, j. Burgos, j. Cabrera, b.
Campbell, Mrs. b. Campbell, Master
Robert L. Campbell, George Campbell,
Mrs. George Campbell, M. Carbonell,
Mrs. N. G. Casselberry, Ensign H. D..
Childs, U.S.N. NJ. Cruz, 4. S. Darling
Mrs. Il. S. Darling, F. Delgado, A. Do
nato, Mrs. L. j. Doolittle, Mrs. G. f.
Draper and child, Master q. II. Draper,
Miss Marion Draper, Miss Winifred
Draper, G.. Espinola, j. Espiritu, A.
Favis, John Ferguson, C.M.G.; Miss
Ferguson, V. Fernandez, c. Flores, V.
Formoso, V. Fragante, S. Gallardo, A.
Garcia, DR.. j. N. Gardiner, Miss Mar
guerte Glover, j. Gomez, L. Gomez, L.
Gonzaga, ]. Gonzaga, p. Guazon, H.
fernando, NJ. Hidalgo, l.. Hidrosollo,
S. Hipolito, II. Ho, j. NJ. Hunt, r. naya,
e: llustre, S. Ioi, d. Jaranilla, NJ. Joya,
F. Julian, NJ. Kasilag, p. H. Lannan, f.
Larracas, p. Laygo, F. Llamado, Il.
Lomibao, c. Lopez, S. Lopez Mrs. r.
P. Lutz and child, V. Manalo, G. Ma
nuel, DR.. w. w. Markoe, E. A. McCub-
bin, e. w. Mills, c. Monasterial, NJ.
Mondonedo r. Montenegro, l.. Morada,
j. Munoz, p. Nacion, r. Nokpil d. Ma
tividad, l.. Nava, A. Nera, NJ. Nicdao,
j. Nieva, r. Ochoa, F. Oliver, B. Pal
mares, G. Paroles, l. Patdu, e. Quirino,
e. Outstanding, E. Ramirez, G.. Rami-
reZ, joaquin Ramos, Justo Ramos, f.
reyes, j. Reyna M. Rocco, l. Rosario,
L. Ruiz, d. San Jose, A. Santos, j.
SnVitores, p. Serrano, A. Sevilla, A. Sis
on, b. Suga, w "A. Sutherland, Mrs. w.
A. Sutherland, II. H. Towel, Mrs. II. II.
Towel and child, A. Tuason, II. Val
deras, j. Valdes, F. Valencia, V. Va
rela, N Valez, M. Veyra, E .Villanueya.
Per stmr. w. G. Hall, November 1,
from Kauai ports-F. w. Macfarlane,
Mrs. Macfarlane, NJ. Loring, w. Pfoten-
hauer, A. f. Under, E. LANCER. w. G.
Kay, Mrs. Kay ]. Wilcox, p. McLane,
Mrs. McLane, w. c. King, b. Wagner,
w. Mann, p. Bomke, T. Komatsu and
80 deck.
Per stmr. Maui November from
| Maui ports-Miss Rose Aki, Mrs Croc-
kett, NJ. Correa and wife j. Correa and
wife, Mis- Correa, w. G.. Taylor and
wife, Young Put Chow, Luke Mong Wa,
j j. Walsh, j. NJ. Viyas, c. c. Eakin,
H. p. Baldwin, NJ. NJ. O'Shaughnessy,
q. w. Carr, Miss NJ. E. Alexander, Miss
S f. Alexander c. Dunkhase, J.. w.
Waldron, D. Conway, n. Greig, Mrs.
Mrs. j. r. Meyers. w. II. Cornwell and
j. Kaae, j. Campbell, j. A. Bortfeld,
wife
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Sunday, November I.

Sunday, November 1.
L. S. S. Iris, Price, for Mare Island
and San Francisco at p. m.
TUESDAY, November 8.
Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for La
haina, Maalaea, Kona and Kau ports
at noon.
Stmr. w. G.. Hall, S. Thompson, for
Kauai ports at p. m.
S. S. Sonoma, Herman, for San
Francisco probably sail in afternoon.
Tuesday, November 3.
S. S. Korea, Seabury, for San Fran
cisco, at 10 a. m
Wednesday,, November 4.
S. S. Sierra, Houdlette, for Page Page
Auckland and Sydney, proably sail in
evening.
Stmr. Kinau, Freeman for Hilo and
way ports at noon.
Stmr. Maui F. Bennett, for Maui
ports at D. m.
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STEAMERS.

Associated Press. Morning servi--
PORTLAND, oregon, November -.-
The longshoremen have gone on strike
here. All work on the vharves ha.
been suspended and as a result the
large British steamer Algoa and the
Austrian steamer Kobe which were
taking in cargoes for the orient have
been tied w TO the wharves.
The Algoa was in Honolulu in Sep
TENDER 1900. She is to take a cargo OF
lumber, wheat, and general merchan.
disc to Manila. The Kobe was under
charter to take similar cargo to Chi
nese ports.
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THE MANCHURIA LAUNCHED.

Associated Press Morning Service
PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-The
Pacific Mail liner Manchuria was
launched during the afternoon in the
presence of a great crowd.
The steamship Manchuria is a sister
ship of the Mongolia, which was
launched at Camden, New Jersey, on
July 25. These are two $1,000 ton
steamers which were purchased by the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company after
the work of constructing them had
been commenced for the Atlantic
Transport Company. 1t is expected
that both the Mongolia and Manchu-
ria will be in Pacific waters shortly af-
ter the first of next year.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co.
and Togo Kisen Kaisha.

of Honolulu and leave ms
sort or mentioned
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CHINA COMMERCIAL LINE PAU.
Reports from Japan are to the effect
that the China Commercial Steamship
Company has decided to abandon it's
| line 10 San Francisco.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

(For additional and later shipping SCI
pages 4, 8, or 81
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BURNED IN A TENEMENT.

Associated Press. Morning Service
NEW YORK, November ten peo-
pie have persisted in a tenement fire
here.
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ARRIVING.

ARRIVING.
Monday, November ?.
S IS. Korea, Seabury from the Orient
at a. m.
Tuesday, November 9.
S. S. Sonoma, Hartman, from sgd
ney, Auckland, Page Page and Tanning
Island due in morning.
Wednesday, November 4.
S. s. Sierra, Houdlette, from San
Francisco, due in morning.
DEPARTING.
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Full moon Nov. 4th, at 1856 p. m.

Times of the tide are taken from the
u. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey ia
bles. The tides at l<ahulu- and Hilo
occur about one hour earlier than at
Honolulu. Hawaiian standard time is
10 hours 80 minutes slower than Green
witch time, being that of the meridian
of 157 degreess 80 minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1880 p. m, which is
the same as Greenwich, y hours, min
utes. The Sun and moon are for local
time for the whole group.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-10-10

ing Company in Diamond Valley, where
1t is understood active operations will.
o be commenced on the company's
mine.
Attorney George A. Bartlett and wife
arrived in Eureka Wednesday evening
by private conveyance from Tonopah.
After attending to some legal matters
here, MIR. Bartlett left for Tonopah Fri.
day afternoon. Mrs. Bartlett and
children will remain in Eureka for the
present.
Hermann Lautenschlager of st. Louis,
Mo-, a brother Of the late Charles Lau-
ten%schlager, arrived in Eureka Thurs
day, accompanied by his son, George.
Their visit here is for the purpose of
looking into the general condition and
settlement of their deceased relatives
estate, and they will probably remain
several weeks. This is not George Lau-
tenschlager's first trip to Eureka, he
having made a former visit to his uncle,
Charles Lautenschlager, about 10 years
ago.
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DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS
Paul YOst Appointed Administrator
of the Lautenschlager Estate
Probate Matters.

Paul YOst Appointed Administrator
of the Lautenschlager Estate
Probate Matters.
In the District Court on Tuesday
October 8. the petition of Paul Yost TO,
letters of administration upon the estate
of Charles Lautenschlager. deceased,
came up for hearing, the petitioner be.
ing represented by Attorney Otto T.
| Williams.
The petition was granted upon Mr..
Yost taking the oath and filing a bond
in the sum of 8 1900.
r. j. Reid, J.. H.. Shoemaker and
Martin Mahoney were appointed ap-
praisers of the estate.
On Wednesday Mr.. Yost and his at.
torney made a demand on w. J. Tonkin
for all the property placed in his pos.
session by the deceased, and Mr. Tonkin
turned over to the Administrators the
following property: $50 shares of South.
ern Pacific stock, checks on the Eureka
County Bank for 800. $500 and $40,
also s65. so in cash, making in all a total
value of about 1896. so.
The Courts attention having been
called to the additional personal prop
erty which had come into the posses.
sion Of the Administrator, made an
order requiring the Administrator to
execute an additional bond in the sum
of s7.306.5 so, which will bring the Sc
curity fled by the Administrator up to
the sum of S14, 306. so.
In the matter of the estate of Gabriel
Morgantini, deceased, the final account
of the executrix was approved and al
lowed, and DEGREES entered distributing
the residue of the estate and finally dis
charging the executrix.
This makes the eigth estate of de-
ceased persons settled up and cleared off
the calendar in Eureka County since
January 1, 1908.
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ACCIDENT ON THE Z. & p.
Due to Broken Axle-Little Damage
and None Injured.

The Z. & p. train due to arrive in
Eureka Thursday o met with an
accident just as it entered the canyon,
about four miles below Eureka. The
real axle on the tender broke, but as
the train was running slowly, little
damage was done. Word was brought
to Eureka and a dispatch sent to Pali-
SADIE for a new axle. AS steam had to
be gotten up in the engine at Palisade,
it was after 8 o'clock p. IN. before the
engine left there. The train crew had
the tender lacked up and ready for the
new axle, SO that little time was lost in
making repairs after the arrival OF the
engine from Palisade, and the train ar
rived at Eureka at 1920 p. m. The
regular train left for Palisade a
little after II o'clock p. m. The
mails and the seven passengers aboard
the train were brought to Eureka by
private conveyances about l:3O p. m.
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Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Ms. Alex. Fraser OF Eureka
announce the engagement of their niece,
Miss Marie B. Fraser to Mr.. John II.
Fine of Ruby Hill. Miss Fraser is one
Eureka's fairest daughters, and has a
host of friends whose congratulations
and best wishes will be extended. MI
Fine has been engaged in mining on
Adams Hill for some time. and is q
young man highly respected in this
community. The wedding will take
place on Monday evening, October 10
1908, at the residence Of Mr.. and MRS
Fraser on Mob Hill.
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To Erect New School Building.

The trustees Of the Italian Ranch
School District recently purchased the
Moorish dwelling on Ruby Hill, and
have had it taken down and removed to
the Hammond crossing, about four
miles from Eureka. p. H. HUI of Eu-
reka has been engaged to build a new
school room 16x20 feet from the mater
ial, and work ON the new building will
shortly be commenced.
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Infant Child Drowned Near Ely.

The 19-months old daughter of Mrs.
Harry Randall was drowned Tuesday
in an irrigating ditch on the McGil
ranch. fifteen miles from Ely. The
child had been playing about the yard
watched by its mother, who went into
the house to perform some duty, and
on her return found the child had dis
appeared A search was made and the
body found under water in the irrigat-
ing ditch nearby. Every effort was
made to resuscitate the child without
success.
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New Goods at George Gayin's.

George Gavin has an advertisement
under New To-Day" calling attention
to q new lot of goods Just received. In
this lot is included stoves, ranges and
heaters of the latest and most improved
makes and patterns, and anyone need
ing anything in this line will certainly
find something to please them IL they
will call at the store aud inspect the
goods. He has recently added to his
general stock Of hardware and othe +
goods in his line. Read his advertise
ment.
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1t was very clearly shown by County
Assessor w. J. Hooper, in the dis
cussion which followed the reading
of the railway company's petition. that
the company had returned and entered
on their 1902 assessment papers a valu-
alton Of 81 per acre on their Eureka
County patented lands; that they had
paid to this county taxes based on that
valuation hast year, and that the afore-
said railway lands in Eureka County
had not decreased in market value since
the valuation of 81 per acre for pur-
poses of taxation was placed upon them
in 1902 by the railway company through
it's authorized agent in this State. 1t
was also stated that the railway COM
pany had been notified of the assess
ment of 81 per acre for 1908 in time to
allow their agent to appear in person
before the Board of Equalization.
The Board ordered that the assess
ment ON the Central Pacific Railway
Company's patented lands in Eureka
County stand as assessed by the AS
SCISSOR al one dollar per acre, and that
the application of the company for a
reduction to fifty cents per acre on their
patented lands be denied.
After taking the above action the
Board adjourned.
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Mhalen Conner Company Sued.

Dan Davies, through his attorney
Otto T. Williams, has brought suit IN
the Eureka District Court against the
Whalen Consolidated Copper Mining
Company of Alpha, Eureka County, to
wages. He u ON his own
claim, and also on a claim assigned him
bv John L. Williams. The total amount
claimed is 81. 964.4 is.
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State of Nevada.
County of Humboldt

State of Nevada.
County of Humboldt
Geo. s. Nixon, being duly sworn de-
poses and says: That he is the General
Agent of the petitioner, above named,
in and for the State of Nevada; that he
has read the foregoing petition and
knows the contents thereof; that the
same is true of his own knowledge, *.
cept as to the matters therein stated on
information or belief, and that as to
those matters that he believes it to be
true. GEO. S. NIXON.
3rd day of October, 1908.
JAS. f. DENNIS.
Notary Public.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Central Pacific Denied a Reduction
on Its Patented Lands.

The Eureka County Board of Equal
ization held its final meeting for 1908
on Monday, October 8. Commissioners
Alex Fraser. John McNaughton and
Phil Paroni. and the County Clerk. Dis
trict Attorney and Assessor were present
The Assessor was ordered to assess
and enter upon the Assessment Roll
100 head of wild horses belonging to
George A. Woods. Paul Pedrioli agent,
and value the same at 5000.
Mrs. James Jury was allowed a
widows exemption.
A communication was received from
George s. Nixon. agent for the Central
Pacific Railway Company in Nevada,
asking for a reduction on the company's
patented lands in Eureka County from
one dollar per acre to fifty cents per
acre, as follows:
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners of Eureka County, Ne
vada, sitting as a Board of Equalization:
Your petitioners, The Central Pacific
Railway Company, a corporation, own
ing lands situated in said county, re-
spectfully shows: that it rendered q
statement to the assessor of said county
as required by law fixing q value on all
of its said property. situated in said
county; that the assessor of said county
raised the value of said patented lands
to one dollar an acre; that your petit
TONERS had no knowledge of said raise
in time to appear before your Hon.
Board at its meeting on the Third Mon.
day in September.
Wherefore your Petitioner prays that
your Hon. Board equalize and assess
the patented lands of petitioner in said
county at fifty cents per acre, the actual
value thereof.
GEO. s. NIXON.
General Agent in Nevada.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
The Board Increases the County Tax
Rate Ten Cents.

hdtC lCu OtutSs
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of County Commissions rs wa
held Monday, October 5.
Observation-Disclosures Fraser, Par.
oni and McNaughton; also the Clerl
and District Attorney.
The Commissioners and Auditor
counted the money in the Treasury and
found the same correct.
A list Of the bills allowed will be
found in another column.
The Auditor and Treasurer's state.
ment for the quarter ending September
80, 1908, showing the present condition
of the different funds, will be found
on the fourth page of this issue of the
SENTINEL.
A communication was received from
]. A. Yerington, Nevada's Commission
err to the st. Louis Exposition, calling
the attention Of the County Commits
sioners to an Act approved by the last
Legislature. which permits the coun-
ties Of the State to contribute $50
monthly for the purpose of exhibiting
and advertising the of their
counties, and asking that Eureka
County consider the matter favorably.
Assessor w. J. Hooper's bill Of $50
for making a statistical report for the
Surveyor.G General vas rejected.
The Board ordered that the adva-
loren tax Of one dollar on each 500
valuation of all taxable property in Eu-
reka County, including the net pro-
ceeds of mines, heretofore levied for
General Fund purposes, be raised to
81. 10 on each 500 valuation.
The Chairman of the Board stated
that the October statement, on which
the County Board of Equalization can
increase or lower the county tax rate,
fixed at the beginning Of the year,
showed a decrease of about $4,000 less
than for several years previous. This
was caused by their being about $1,000
short at the beginning of the year, the
Board having in January, 1902. paid
about $500 for the steel bridge at Beo-
wave, and there being also the expense
of a general election in 1902.
This year $40 has been paid for a
three years insurance policy on the
Courthouse; about s40O has been ex-
pended on the County Hospital for re-
pairs, and about $1,000 has been paid out
for criminal business, such as fees and
mileage for Grand and Trial Jurors,
board for prisoners, etc. There will
also be a general election next year,
which will necessitate an expense of
about $4,000.
The Board estimated that they could
probably meet all expenses with a raise
Of 5 cents on each 800 valuation, but
as the Newlands County Tax Reduction
Law requires q reduction of 10 cents on
each 500 valuation next year, this would
make the rate for 1904 for county pur-
poses $1.05, which the Board thought
would not be adequate to pay the run.
ming expenses of the county, and that it
would take the full limit of $1.10 for
county purposes during 1904.
The Board adjourned to Monday,
November 2.
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Anniversary Ball.

The Italian Benevolent Society will
give their annual ball at the Opera
House in Eureka on Friday evening,
October 30. The advertisement appears
under "New To-Day" Rice's orches-
ira will furnish music for the occasion.
and the committees in charge will spare
no pains to make this annual ball a
most enjoyable affair.
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A Bnll's Head Sumner.

A Bulls Head supper was served at
the San Francisco Brewery on Wednes.
day evening, and was partaken of by
a large number of the male population Of
Eureka. who gathered there to enjoy
the feast. Liquid refreshments were
freely dispensed, and a good time was
the order of the evening.
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More Horses Shipped East.

Snow & Chandler. horse buyers OF
Kalamazoo, Michigan, purchased some
200 head of horses last week from Ed
gar Sadler, VIM. Cox and others OF Dia
mond Valley. They paid from 70 to
$40 a head for the animals. They were
shipped East from Alpha ON Tuesday
and it required IS e. & P. cars to carry
them to Palisade.
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Attention Rebek abs.

Mrs. Mary E. Woodbury., president
of the Rebekah Assembly, !. 0. 0. f.,
of Nevada, will make her official visit
to the Diamond Rebekah Lodge on DC
tober 10. 1908. A full attendance is re-
Quested.
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Father ManiOn Visiting White Pine.
Rev. Father Manion of Eureka left
Friday for a several weeks visit in
White Pine County. He will hold serv.
vices at Ely on Sunday, October II, at
Cherry Creek ON Sunday, October IS,
and at Hamilton on Sunday, October %.
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Roll of HonOr-PrOspect School.
Following is the Roll Of Honor for the
month ending October 2: Theresa Borgna,
Gindita Borgna, Victor Borgna. Angelo
Borena. Tony Frank. Mary Cavilia. Eddie
Berryman. JESSIE I. DIAMOND, Teacher.
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w. ]. TOnkin Will File Claim against
Lautenschlager Estate.

Lautenschlager Estate.
On Friday, September 80, upon filing
his bond as special Administrator OF the
estate of Charles Lautenschlager, de
ceased, Paul Yost, in company with
r. ]. Reid, made a demand upon w. j.
Tonkin for all property placed in his
possession by Charles Lautenschlager.
Mr.. Tonkin offered the Administrator
$65. 80, money found on the deceased at
the time Of his death, but declined to
turn over stocks and other securities,
claiming that the same were given to
him, Tonkin, for his daughter, Celia
Tonkin. by the deceased on the day OF
his death as q gift.
On October Z Mr.. Yost and his attor.
ney made q second demand on MIR.
Tonkin for the aforementioned prop
erty. and Mr.. Tonkin turned over the
estate mentioned in the court proceed
ings published in another column.
Mr.. Tonkin intimated to Paul Yost
and his attorney that he would file a
claim against the estate for the personal
property turned over to the admins
traitor, which he alleged had been given
to his daughter by Mr.. Lautenschlager'
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AS stated above. it was intimated that
suit would be instituted against the es-
tate by Mr.. Tonkin on behalf OF his
daughter. Mr.. Tonkin states positively
that there will be no contest whatever,
reports to the contrary receiving abso-
lutte denial by him Friday. At an in
terview between Herman Lautenschlag-
or and SON and Mr.. Tonkin Thursday
evening, the decision not to contest his
claims was definitely stated to Mr.
Lautenschlager by Mr.. Tonkin, and
it is probable the matter will rest there
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