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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-24
WA Y APPEARED ON FLOOR
WITH HIS HEAD BANDAGED
Mncie Fi1v Found McCHUayS Indians Stumbling Block and
at The Final Bell the indianapolis Team Was -Four Points
to Good the Score Being 10 3
Referee Moran Was Greeted 7Oifh Storm of Hi5es--Gae Be-
i4ceen anderson and Richmond Notable 6r Number of
Fouls CaLlsd--May10n Defeated El7COod

two of the other players were playing
new positions.
Peele played goal for the picked team
and played good game. May played CEN
ter, and after being warned by the ref
cree 10 desist his fouling. was put out OF the
game. The game will not be counted in
the amateur standing. Lineup and sum-
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LoGANsPoRT. Ind, Jan. 1.-Fo,
Wayne defeated Logansport tonight. 10 TO
5. 1t was one OF the cleanest games seen
here. not foul being called. although the
fans jeered at Referee Galley when ne re-
fused TO foul McGrath when he tripped
Griffith in the first period Jason was In
vincible. while his support was fine. Berry
showed weakness at Logansport's goal to-
night. Line-up and SUMMARY.
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winners at Los Angeles.


Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. 23.-Following
are the summaries at Ascot Park. Weather
clear; track fast:
First-Slauson course; selling: Beautiful
and Best, los (Redfern). / to 10. won; Ga
lanthus 1O2 CBuxton). 10 to l. second; Land
seer, 1O2 o.. Beam, 80 TO ], third. Time, :1llh
Observation-Disclosures of mile; two
year-olds: Lady Lasca, III (Redfern). 2 TO /,
won: Pinkerton. lis 81. Boland). 3 to 5, Sec
ond: Airship. l15 o.. Spencer). to l. third.
Thrd-Mile and quarter: hurdle handi-
cap: Phil Archibald. lSS (Archibald), 10 to l,
won: Poorlands. It's CMcMahon). IL to 5. Sec
third. Time, 2:l9.
Fourth-Mile and n sixteenth: Corona
Beach stake; selling: Haviland. l02 Red-
fern. 6 to 5, won; Orsina, So (E. Walsh, 10
/. second: The Gold Finder. % (Anderson). s
to ]. third. Time. 1:46%4.
Fifth-Mile and an eighth selling: Fortu-
natus. 90 (E. Walsh). to s. won; Dupont. 100
CRedfern). s1z to 1. second; c. B. Campbell,
lO2 81. Booker, 10 to l. third. Time, 80
Sixth-Seyen-eighths of a mile; selling:
Bucceuth, 112 q. Boland), to l. won; Salie
Goodwin. 105 (Anderson), IL to 1, second;
Dollie Weithoff. los Buxton) 8 to /. third
Time. 1:29.
Los Angeles entries for Monday:
First Race-Ffve-eighths mile: selling
Phyz, Agnes Mack. lO6 Sceptre los: Nellie
May. 40; Ethelrose, III: J. V. Kirby. l12;
er of Candles. us; Cardwellton. 1l6: Mac
Flecknoe. Jack Richeleu, The COvenanter
III; Sharpless. no.
Second-Slausen course: selling: three
year-olds: Columbia Girl. 9S: Samar, Ma
tronia. Lady Belair. Negrusca. Ocyrohe
lO3; Lady Fonse. Strife, l04; Pat Harmon
100; Quest, l06; Huapala. 1O7; Fox Lake. 100
Dargin, H.
Tkird-Mile and one-sixteenth: selling
Dotterel. %: Martin Brady. Merwan. 81
FL Fonse, Invictus. l02; Farmer Jim. f05
Lunar, 105: Vllmar. Frank Mckee. 10.
Fourth-Three-quarter OF mile: Pat
Bulger. Blumenthale. 90; Denzil. 1O2: Redan
10i; Ocean Dream. l05; Felipe Luego 90
Cruzados. l12.
Fifth-Mile and seventy yards: selling
DoGie s.. s.; Fustian. SO; Montana Peeress
Dolly Hayman. Cloche Dor. 80: Dupont
Paul Whaey. Blue Miracle -: Ray o.
Sixth-Thirteen-sixteen Of a mile: sell.
ing: Iras, Double o, 81 UrbanO. 80; SalliC
Goodwin. Canejo. Thisbe 100: Wachusett
102; Paddy B.. 1914; Cislanthus. Little Mar
garet, Evsnder los; Quidado, l07: Bucceluth
10: Milas. ll3.
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First Period
Third Period

Score-Fort Wayne. 10: Logansport, &
Stops-Berry. 50; Sutton. 50. Referee-Ca-
ley. Attendance-l.200.
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Score-Indianapolis, Z; Muncie, 8. Stops
Bannon. So; Cusick. Is. Fouls-Hart and
Holderness. Referee-Moran. Attendance.
LOO.
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NO FOULS CALLED
AGAINST. THE LOGANS
Fort Wayne Defeated Logansport
in Clean Game by Score
of 10 TO ).
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Last Nights Scores
Fort Wayne, 10; Logansport, 8.
kokomo, Z; Danville, 4.
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Period.

Score: Marion. I; Elwood. ;. Stops
Fox. 2S; White, 20. Referee-Mullen. At
tendance-S50.
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sHORTRIDGE REAT BUTLER.

Inc DuNlci-ShOlttiust game was Walk
away for the lads from the North Side
school. When time was called and after
all the returns had been figured up. Short
ridge had won by score Of "A to IS. 1t
wasn't a real basketball game-t was a
slaughter. Palmer. at center for Short
ridge, played a strong game. The lineup
and score fnllnWa
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western League Standing.

Last Nights Scores
indianapolis, Z; Muncie. 3.
Marion, Z: Elwood, 5.
Richmond, 4; Anderson, O.
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Anderson.

Score-Richmond 4: Anderson. o. Stops
Jessup. 30; Mallory. 81. Fouls-Doherty. 3;
Jessup. !: Mansfield. 2: Miller. 2: Gardner.
1, Wodtke. Goals lost on foul-Richmond,
2; Anderson, !. Attendance-1,6oo. Referee
Lush.
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Score-Kahns. 4; Picked Team. 3. stops
Gifin, Is: Peelle, %. Fouls-Williams and
May.
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Oficals-M Mccormick and Sartain. Score
De PAW, IS; State Normal. Il.
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Sc0re--Y. NJ. c. A.. Is: NJ r. n. S.. o.
Field soals-Huggins. 4; Hester ?; Gibbs.
j; Ayres. /; Spohr. /; Diddle. |. Foul goals
-Huggins. T. Hester. 3: Bohnstadt 5:
Ayres J. 1.-TWO points awarded Y. NJ. g. Al
Referee-Reiman. of Charlottesville. UNI
pire-Walters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14
The Worlds FAR.

In making your arrangements for
The worlds fair at 81. Louis, this sum-
mer, II you consider convenience and
saving Of time. you viii take the Wa
bash Railroad as It runs by and Stops
at its station at the entrance OF the
fair grounds; thus saving several
niles run ard return. and the newt
able jam at the bis Union station -
n means consider the advantages q
he Wabash.
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No. 81. and Miss Dula Brent. Of Dist
No 62.
Parei Methods and devices for
work in the primary grades in rural
schools. by Miss Lena Ostorn, OF
Guthrie city schools and Miss Ethel
Ward OF the Mulhall schools
Music ny the male quartette OF the
Loeau county high school.
Roadine by Miss Helen Mccoy
class " '06 L. c. II. s
Paper-tIow TO get a school library
How 10 Get The i3os; benefit from it
by Prof Nelson Cable. Of DIST l6. Dis
cussion led by Miss Christine coriett
Of Dist 81. Mrs, Emily HUFF, oi Mar
shall schools Nj Geo ccoper. Of Dist
No. 22
Readmr--M Miss Sara Knight of The
Coyle schools.
PAPER Thanksgiving and other ma
tlonal holidays and how we may ben
ehciaily observe them, by Prof S A
Carson principal OF the Moridhr
schools. discussion led by Miss Cock
of DIST No. g.. Miss Myrtle Johnson
Of DIST No 20. and Thomas King o
Dist No e.
Music-solo. by Blanche Hoec o
Dist. No 9
Reading. by Prof Chas A Baird.
Collection Il annual dues by Mis-
= Rosetta rate, secretary of the assC
citation
Announcements 10y Pres y. G. Gable
Adjournment
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STEALS LETTE RS.
Ava Livery Stable Empioye Gets into
Trouble.

Alva, okla, Nov 14.-For some
time past a number OF our prominent
business men have been missing nail
from their boxes in a most mysterious
manner. and although a sharp lookout
has been kept no clue TO the guilty
parties Was sighted until Friday, when
letter was found in one Of the stalls
at Mr.. sinm's livery barn bearing the
address Of e. Rall. and the letter had
not been opened An Investigation re-
suited in the arrest Of John Spring
one Of the employees at the barn, ano
he is at present in the federal jail at
Guthrie &c await hearing
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corroN pEsrRosYo sY LIE.
Twenty five Bales Lost at Mill Greek.
No Insurance.

Mill Creek, !. T, Nov l4-Yester.
day the cotton yard Of w. c. Hooser,
at Troy small station five miles
south Of here. became ignited from a
passing train and before It could be
stopped about twenty-five bales OF
cottsc were destroyed There were
some one hundred bales in the yard
at the time. and but fer The strenuous
efforts Of the employees it would have
heen all destroyed There was no in
1urance.
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AFTER PROOFS.
New Country People Give the Lawt,n
Office a Rush.

The Lawton land Office is doing q
big business. The largest number OF
patents ever received at that office
in the history of its existence are now
in its hands There are about eigh-
teen hundred Of the beautiful parch-
ments, with the big red seal Of the
department upon them, and the office
force will he kept busy for some time
in issuing them TO the applicants for
final proof The number of applica-
lions for final proof was larger in Oc-
toher than Il has been during any
month previous since the opening OF
the country.
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Not a slsk pay since.

Il was taken severely sick With Kid
ney trouble. / tried all sorts of med
cines. none o. which relieved me. One
lay saw an ad Of your Electric pit
tors and determined tc try that After
taking a few GoseS ,elt ielieN ed, and
soon thereafter was entirely cured.
and have Lot seen a sick day since.
Noiel.bors Of nine have been cured
# Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Liver and
Kidney troubles all General Debility.
This is what Is + Bass of Fremont
y. C. writes Only soc, at all drug
gists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-14
ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY
OF Shawnee is in Hands of Receiver

Shawnee, okla, No, 14.-For some
nays It has heen known that the af-
fairs of the Shawnee Light and Power
company were not in the best condi-
zion The financial embarrassment Of
Fr. J. j Henry. the owner natural
ly affected the property and today
the matter came to a culmination by
the appointment Of Mr. J. G Fisher
of the Bank OF Commerce as receiver
Of the company
Mr. Hooker manager Of the Lieht
and Power company states that since
the sale Of the plant by Mr.. nraushu
the original owner to Mr.. } ] Henry
default has been made in the pay
nent Of interest on the bonds whicl
formed the basis Of the application foI
a receiver.
Mr. Fisher is n well known. pracu
/ cal and level headed business man. am
/ in all probability the affairs Of th'
company will be managed in such 9
way as to straighten matters out anC
place the company on a good hnan
cial basis
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Program of the Logan County
Teachers association to be held at
Guthrie. Okla, November 25 and 2c.
1894. in the new county high school
building.
Friday tc a. m.
Music-Hy the association led by
prot. E. g. Ringer director Of Music.
logan cnuuty high school
Deyot' onal services--led by Rev A..
b. Nicholas. pastor of the First Epis-
copal church of Guthrie.
Paper-riIow much Time Should
the Rural Schools use in the Obscrva
ancc Of Birthdays Of Prominent Writ
ers?" by Miss N"llie Anderson, Of Dist
No IS. Discussion by Miss r Almai
Carson. Of Guthrie city schools, and
Mrs. Allie Stewart, Of the Orlando
schools
Paper What should the teacher do
10 secure attendance an dinterest in
the schcol9 by Prof j |. Mcdaniel, 0;
Dist. No. g., Discussion led 5y Miss
Addie Barnard. If the Mulhal schools
Mrs. stella Noble. OF Dist No. 6, and
Miss Stella Moore, Of Dist No 3.
Music Solo piano accompaniment
prof e. c Ringer OF the logan coun
~ high school.
Friday Afternoon. 1915 O'clock
Music-by the association, led b,
PROT, Biager.
Paper What the teacher should dc
10 II pupils OF he eighth grade fo
The examinations TO complete the rura
school coursc. by Prof } c. HarSina
principal Of Crescent schools bis
ussien lc,l hy Surt G. w. Derrick
] prof A. W Baird, Dist No. SO, an
Mrs. Lovlna Smith. Of the sewon
schools
Readinc Miss Mary Guss Of m
class of '07. Logan county high schoo
Paper Would the consolidation q
,ural schools into township grade
schools be pracneanle and adyisabl
in Oklahoma? by Prof. J, II. Bowe
sox of Dist No 10. Discussion le
by Prof ii, W Elliott principal {
. the Mulhall schools, Prof c. c. Ric
principal of Coyle schools. and Pro
+. 0. Buck superintendent of Guthr
schools
Paper The tendency of the time
u for commercial education In hse
schools and colleges. by Prof. Roy
Cain, of the commercial department
u the Logan county high school hi
cussion led by Prof Walter McNall
Of Dist. A. Fred Walker. Of Dist ?
q and S. N. sherard, principal Of Dis
No Il.
Saturday, 9 a. m.
Music-Led by Prof Ringer
Duet Mrs Nora Muxlow Of Di
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Its shameful ynen youth tails TO
show proper ,'spe,; fer Old age but
Just the CON rary in the case of pr'
Kings New Lie Pills They cut on
maladies 40 matter hoW eeyere aud ir-
respective If oh age. Dyspepsia
Jaundice Fever Constipation all Weld
10 thus perle i PHI 25c, at all drug
stores
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A Good Complexion.

Sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks re
stored bv using Dewitts Little Early
Risers" 50 writes s. z Moore. of Nae
oedoohes. Tex. a certain cure for bill
fousness. constipation. etc Snail pill
-easy to take-easy to act. Sold by
!. n. Wallace
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naily Leader 10 cents a week dsliv-
cred every day e1ceRs sunday
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MORE THAN FAIR.
Read r. 3. Lille & Co.'S Guarantee
5ond that Ml-o-na VIII Cure
the Worst csse Of
Dyspepsia.

The unique plan on which Mona
is sold is more than fair Unless u
cures dyspepsia and all forms Of ston,.
ach trouble. the purchase price is re
turned al once in accordance with the
follovi inc guarantee bond:
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The West sias Coal Yard is lhe hest
place to leave yonr order for coal and
wood. Give me a trial order. T. d
.aarshall. Phone 37S. TeIms cash.
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) Q Q Q 0 g o Q 0 0 o q 0 Q 0 0 9
Guarantee Bond.

- 0udrantee Bonu. -
9 We hereby agree to refund the q
: money paid for Mio-na on return 9
9 of empty box IL the purchaser &
. tells us that it has failed to cure G
. dyspepsia or stomach troubles. G
o This guarantee covers two boxes, c
9 or mouths treatment Price c
Q SOC. per rox. G
G (Signed) F 3. LILLE & co. 9
p n n 90 n n Z
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A YOUNG GIRLS THOUGHTS
Oftentmes turn musicward. The ones
lion is, What instrument shall | learL
to play? Nothing better than one Of
our Pianos. which we are selling a
low figures you can purchase on cas-
monthly payments. Years OF e1pet
enee has enabled the makers to Pr
duce a piano Of unsurpassed woTt
manship and quality Of tone. Tue pos
lection OF mechanism for mskiHs
melody.
we will sell you on easy payhaAta
Write for full information If you %
Ser this ad. We win seud you
copy Of the Nations Home songs tree
containing the following words ~
music
CONTENTS.
America,
star spanged Banner,
Red, White and Blue,
Yankee Doodle,
Old Folks at Home,
Annie Laurie,
Aud Lang sayne,
Home, Sweet Home.
Lead, Kindly Light
Rock Of Ages,
In NY Old Kentucky Ftoma
Write your name and address plains
.E. H. KNAUSS
IO4 Harrison Avenue
Phone 362
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The decision as TO whether Mona
costs YOU anything or not, rests en-
trely with Won and your word decides
the whole matter
Many cases OF seemingly chronic
and incurable stomach trouble In
Guthrie have been cured by this simple
medicine aptly termed. natures rem
edy FOR dyspepsia.
If it we're not practically infallible
in curing dyspepsia and the melan
choly slseplessness, and weak nerves
caused by that disease, F. B. Lille &
20. cculG not afford to sell the remed'
in this way. Their faith in the medl
cine IS so implicit that this guarante'
bond is given with every box the!
sell.
BEGIN the. use OF Mi-o-na today, a
few lays' treatment will give re
lles and its continued use. perfec
health
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LOGAN COUNTY TEACHERS.
Program Of sesslons-sone interest.
ing Features.

Program of the Logan County
Teachers association to be held at
Guthrie. Okla, November 25 and 2r.
1894. in the new county high school
building.
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Music-Led by Prot. Ringer.
Duet Mrs. Nora Muxlow Of Dist
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-08-23

stock, tools, etc, Waimea, Kauai; so, 900
and advs 100000, b 256, p 800. Dated
Aug 8, 1904.
Ching Sal Kee mrm) to Pah on ct
al; Agrmt; in re settlement of claims,
suits, accounts. etc; $l0l.05. Il 265, p
lis. Dated Aug ., 1904.
Kala (w) to c Kaui Ck); d; int In APP
!, Il + 1924 kul 2l65 Kunawai, Homo
lulu, oahu; $50, b 25S p BOG. Dated
Aug II, 1904.
Bernice + Bishop Museum by Trs to
Bishop of Zeugma; -; por 1. T. 1929 kul
ii59, Ap Q, Walplo, Hamakun, Hawaii
$40, y 25S, p 800 Dated Aug II, 1904.
I shaw to WIN l. Peterson; AM;
mtg u Gardner und vi on 1, rs aGji
ana lild. NahiSu, etc, kooluut Maui
$500, q 200, y a, Dated Aug b, lpoi
Recorded Aug ~. laoL
WONG Yeo chan uud VI 90 y De
ilnil, -, $500 Hq "a land, kapnlHWNi TO-
uoWlu. oahu f4uo, - sl, D 5000 DATED
Aus inoit
Sandwich l8lAnlH lluurf '2 iil lp
nHHsru ru li rHI lHu AWWl aa
wHHms Iu lhH hnl ur iuunW iaNni
hW. 81 % sli. 3 D n'i.l AuH 20
inti
haHAIrl fsisif iil il METROPOLITAN
nfsi.iHlIl AKlWl WlH NHlmfhl y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-08-23

10, 1904.
John X Kaua and VT to Territory OF
Hawaii: Elk D. 1S-100 A land, Koali
Hama, Maui. b 25S, p S0i. Dated June
rs, 1904.
Territory of Hawaii to John * kaua
and VT; Elk d; 10-l00 A land, Koali
Hama, Maui, Il 2js, p 3O4. Dated June
2S, 1904
Malta Kaaoao to Territory Of Hawaii;
AL; por Cir 2S7S and kul ma, School 81
ENtn, Honolulu. oahu; $50. T. 25G p i29
Dated Aug 3, 1901
Wing Sang 90 to Territory Of Hawaii
Al; por CIR 2s7S and kul ma, school -
ENtn, Honolulu, oahu; 1888. u 2jl =
i30 Dated Aug 3, 1904,
WING Sing 90 20 Territory Of Hawaii,
Al; por kul n2l school 81 EXtn Ilo-
nolulu oahu so, y 25I = ill, Dated
AUG q. 1904
Recorded Aus la. 1904
Joseph FIuandas ana Wt hy mlHrr
tu rufIl Known fr fuu AMI l0I ld
pHNaa THri iiuU0luiu oahu ~ .a
N 3ha nairi Aus a. 1904
Joseph lsuWnlrs aud Nf h} Potts
IN n a 500 Holt NJ l2f io iiHHHH
.1mal iinHHHlu HW iNH a. r'. i
.N nHifl AuH M lwl
Ahhn ~ iHH nH nai lHHHHH'lH
t'iHa pA'N lIH iNlH H'hNl N'E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-08-23
CASTLE & COOKE CO.. 10
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchant
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Company.
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
The Kohala Cugar Company.
he Waiinea Sugar Mill Company.
he Fulton Iron Works. St. Louis. No.
The Star dad OIL Company.
The George F. Blake Eteam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company. Of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company,
of Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company. Of
London.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-08-23
COMMERCIAL NEWS:
o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o.o.oo.O.o.o-o-o.o'
BY DANIEL LOGAN.

is Perhaps less be
of
be
IL
anything
held New York the noted this column last
Hawaiian
decided another doubt
might be
recorded
As
taken which
Monday follows
&LandC Mutual
Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-08-23
PASSING COMMENT.

what alleged to be prevalent
of in
with
eng and looking for land cultivate have been driven away by
Honolulus the
named
He These talk
the slightest
things talking There for such running down OF
and
white settlers mainland
socaed promotion
OF auxiliary
whether made
should conjunction and harmony with the Public
fund disposal personally con-
o working
being
Of recorded A1ver
Hawaii has mad excellent obtaining
nqui for land Yet something re-
than schedules OF
the annual meeting of the Chamber of
coincng with the OF yearo that in
NJ showed
deal of good work accomplished for the welfare
ii Chambers
the of to
Another that OF the Merchants Association at which
Territory Hawaii of Federal
mastery
community awake the the Ter
them
Francisco also noteworthy
Board of Agriculture
Forestry enomoog late of California Alexander Craw
probably other welfare OF the
tina
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-08-23
Recorded Aug. II, 1904.

Dowsett Company Ltd; Resoln; in re
conveyance of lots 16, II. is, q. so, 81
and 50, for s6S75, Puuloa Lots, Eva, Ca
hu. b 265, 1O9. Dated Aug II. 1904.
John Walker to Notice: Notice;
applcn for Reg Title of por CIR 10, Young
st, Honolulu, oahu. b 265 p 10. Dated
Aug s, 1904.
Hugh Robertson to Sandwich Islands
Honey Co Ltd; d; lot of CIR 1888, Ka-
unakakai Homesteads, Molokai; 500.
b POI, p 325. Dated Apr 80, 1904.
Sandwich Islands Honey Co Ltd to
American Sugar Co Ltd; ID; lot of CIR
1888, Kaunakakai Homesteads, Molokai;
5000. b 261, p 327. Dated Aug TO- 1904.
Sandwich Islands Honey co Ltd to
American Sugar Co Ltd; BIS; lease
holds, bldgs, bees, honey, ETC. Kawela,
etc, Molokai; SlS5l.5O. b 265, p III.
Dated Aug 10, 1904
Look Tong Hung; Cop ID; general
mdae Honolulu, oahu 10 yrs, Capital
$500 = 2G5. p 49, Dated July -, 1904,
Kat Chu 10 kOck Gun ChOy; rs; !
share IN Chew We Chong 90, Pnuao
Honolulu oahu $1,000, u sGh, 40,
Dated Aug II, 1904,
ju0 Mako aud NJ to Tr W J. Wilcox
~ n T. tls9 kul 9sHl kallhl, Honolulu
oahu $3.50 and mtg $500 % -tl, D A-,
Dated jane b 1852
Miriam kswekuku tn Joseph " linlr
luNaT. nA. lrWsir .hHl Flora Is fiIiH
u ,0i. d mol niUi Ava ~ lHnl
NollH hahnnpl HNl han iu IfUiun
nf iisNali lh b lH.lm a Wul NuNlh
liana NaHi q sh D. M uai.l lung
~ lHai
lfuHW} ~ lianail in NHua hHhHr
wlHH1 hap lR ~ $4,000 a lHHl hHHll
lialH MaAl hNf A. iW nai.l lNNF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-08-23
GENERAL NOTES.

Line, that the from San
io
The specially
she will
present devote %
Honolulu the Hlo
Io shelter the steel rails
of tracaying
providing hotel
with have been entered
100000 alleged This incident result of conditions but
which, hoped Eana
moreover has had specific troubles
Of foreclosure
the Allen bought onehtth land
Mkua
for Quinn has bought from Gus Scuman house and lot at ka-
by Ahko to Pah On
buildings mill $4,000 and advances
The sale the OF the late W. Luther
Wilcox be held a Mogans auction
$4,000 been almost all released from deposit
fortnight All OF the latest of registered
called have yet been presented
public works. calling the lowest have been
opened besides constructing HIo's system.
STATISTICS,
The following information from the semonth circular of Berrs Com
meral Agency the 18th
Chae Mortgages $73IS3 Releases
$674ooo; Partial Releases $500; Bills OF Sale, $o765o