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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
A BRUTAL MURDER.
Riddled Victim With Bullets and
Then Crushed Head With Rock.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
BR1sTo&. TENN, September 26.-News
o. a tragedy in which jeff Church Was
shot to death BY James Rankin. alias
lanes Campbell and Squire j. II. Shoun
was seriously cut, comes from Johnson
county, Tenn. Tho tragedy happened near
Pandora, a distillery some eight miles
from Mountain City
Fifteen empty cartridges were found on
the ground and the body Of Church was
completely riddled with bullet holes and
his skull crushed. It. is stated that Ran
kins went back to Ills victim after tho
shooting and seeing he was still alive,
crushed his skull with8a rock. The trou-
bio grew out Of an old fcud. Rankin was
arrested and lodged In jail.
shoun was also arrested, but his con-
dition was 4 too serious to remove him
.t,lthe jail. and a guard was placed over
him at his homo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
The Supreme Court.

a q (specIal to Tho Tmes- Dlspntchl
sTAUNTON. VA Sept 26,-In. the su-
1preme Court to-day the cases Of virginia
gministrator, and the American Agrtcul-
tural Chemical Co. VS.. Kennedy and Craw-
ford were argued. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
OBITUARY OF MRS, M. ., OLD

' =
A strangely attractive figure, a gre.-
cious personality, a bright and vigorous
shintelect vanished when Mrs, NJ u. Old
died at Brockyllle, Canada. Wednesday
afternoon, August 81, 1904. III
Born February .. 1886, died August 81,
1904. In her SEVENTEEN years she was tho
granddaughter OF Major Joseph Eggle.
ston.i an officer of Lees Legion (Light
Horse Harry, during the American Rev.
olution, and the most prominent member
OF that distinguished Eggleston name IN
Virginia. Her young life was spent a t
Eggleston In Amelia county, Va, under
the tender care OF her parents, Mr., Frank
'I'ggleston and Mrs. Judy Eggleston. She
was a. Presbyterian In religion and took
a deep and active interest In all that
.pertained TO that faith She breathed
from her birth all atmosphere of culture
and distinction. She will be remembered
with genuine affection and regret by
more people than many woman WHO has
died amid noisy sorrow and perlunctoryi
n 1t Is good thing for any
one's memory to have her survivors say
that She never harmed any human be-
ing BY word or deed. and that Is What,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27

Elect Members School Board.
The city Council will meet In joint Sos
sion at 4 $50 o'clock tonight for the pur-5
pose OF filling the vacancies on the SCHOOL
], De3 Stiff and the death Of Mr.. Edgar
Shine, il4N5 lss85 sE Ts4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
place this afternoon at o'clock from
the residences
William Jackson Walton.

Especial to TIL. Times. Dispatch,
JACKSON, VA, Sept. 2c.-- Mr.. William
Jackson Wilton. a very prominent citizen
Of Louisa. died at his home near here
Friday morning aged Iseventy-one He was
paraiyzcd His general health was good
ago which caused Inn to lose the entire
use OF one arm and although he could
walk. he had not been, from home since
gpara!yzed. His general hath was good
until last Friday morning, when he suf-
fered tho second stroke Of paralysis,
which ended ibis life In a short time.
At old Bethany College he graduated
With nth honors, and was only son OF
John Walton. Of this county, He married
Miss Sallie Masse Meredith, n grand
daughter OF the late DR.. William Mere
dith who at that time paid the la largest
before the war, engaged very exclusively
in the production nhd manufacture Of to-
bacco. After the war he was for many
years superintendent OF public schools In
& Louisa. He was a fine public speaker,
although he would never exercise his
talent in that respect, excent In local de-
bat;ng society. and in hfA church, OF
which he had been o constant member
MI htS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
COUNT ERNST DEAD

(By Associated Press)
e DETMOLD. GERMANY September U.s.
Count Ernst regent Of the principally
of Lippc, Is dead He was born in 1891
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John P.Waggoner.

Sss Especial to The s-Dspatch)
4 ROANOKE. VA, Sept. 26.--Afr: John
partnent Of the, shops and president o
the city school board, died suddenly at
his home this morning from apoplexy,
y Kb and aaes
get his breakfast. His wife followed a
few minutes Ia ter and found him lying In,
The q doorway dying. He was q native Of
Of the paint shops at Lambert's Point,
Yved by his wi Wife ot and i've i've Children. -
Captain William H. Rutledge.
ESPECIAL e The Times . p 81
at his residence yesterday afternoon. and
was buried this afternoon with Masonic
honors at the Keysville cemetery.
dren. Captain Rutled aa VAS VAS e extensively
engaged In the mercantile business here.
and at No JAG East Main. Street. Rich
ana the rf Of large
saw mills, and had done more to build
up .Keysville than any man in town. HI
had accumulated comfortable fortune.
Philip Bohrer.
5Ea Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
cal MfA SHpr
and farmer,,adied to-day fter5 a long III
ness It the home Of his daughter. Mrs.
Rebeesa Jolicy q at Whitacre this county,
Ser iSe yeeeHfn fn sixt
i've years. He outlived two wives and is
survived by five daughters and two sons.
Henry c.. Howard.
so }SRssiaR 6 IS TSs TWiResRE ag sr
Henry G. Howard, fter, a. short illness.
= Eea W Howard. Sunday, aged thlrty-nine
funeral director in Halifax county. He
leaves, besides his mother. wife and
soy. Tom Howard; also one sister, Mrs.
j. ID. Tucker. s Il!
Miss Bright Eubank
SPECIAL f The Tlimes sa1t & A,ss
Bright Burbank. daughter Of Richard Eu-
at the home Of her father, and was
buried Sunday Y evening at Beulah Bap;;,
by Rev. r. w. Fox, Of the Christian
Church. her pastor. REV. H. "A. Wills.
being away on his vacation. The deathof
ly and friends. She was ouu driving that
evening: she was in feeble health.
Mrs. Alice M. Crowder.
Especial to Tho mes-Dispatch)
JEFFRESS. VA, Sept. 26.--Mrs. Alice
NJ. Crowder died OF commissions last night
Mt her home. a few miles from this place.
after brief illness.
Mrs. o. S. Bozel.
FR aiGeff' Il 81 VA. Sept. es.-
Mrs.. O.. 8. Bozel, of Lancaster county.
died a few days a go at her home of con-.
sumption, after protracted illness. She
is survived by her husband and four
children.
S. Ellis.
cA {f3sf'a' H + t. S|Hs g. p'S sssf
s.. Ellis, who lived at Mt, Pleasant. few
niles from here, died this afternoon Of
typhoid fever. He was thirty-1ve years
Of age. A wife and four children sur
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DEATHS.

tstli1I i. lied, at residence or ner par1nts.
Brookland Park. at 4gP. Nj, septemberi
9e,s 1904, ELIZABETH ELLIS, daughter
& Off. p. and F. Belts, aged three
Funeral TUESDAY, september ~. 4 p.
Mplfrom residence,
iCOsBY,-pied. Sunday, September IS, 1904.
a,atP. NJ, ELYIRA Nj Beloved Wife OF
Funeral Will take place from the resi-
dence, No. 507 East Clay Street, THIS
{TaesaaS} A 4 Hai1xWoed es9 snd
acauaintances Respectfully inv,ted to
attend
MARTIN n. ~ Died. at the residence OF her
parents. AGNES. the two.year-old clRld
Of i. ]. and \. A., Martin. Sunday at
sf Funeral TO-DAY (Tuesday) at 10
& o'clock from St. Patrtck's Church
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Mrs. r. G. Babcock.
special to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.)
tracted illness. Mrs Frederick G. Bah
cock died yesterday, evening at her home.
No. 1886 Forty-seventh Street, Brooklyn.
She was the WIDOW Of Gaptaln 7, J p g;
Samuel DeForest. who commanded tho
Alliance and Britannia, Of the Confeder.
ate navy, and who also held a place OF
eminent at Richmond Mrs! Ba bcock Will
be buried at Cypress Hill on Wednesday,.
Hon. w. N. Yauncey.
y tBy Associated Press)
& BUFFALO, n. y, Sept 2B--Hon. VIM.
N. Yauncey, a Federal Judge and several
times Democratic candidate for Congress,
who recently removed to the State Of New
Jersey. died to-day at the home of l.. T..
Benton. in Monroe county, where he had
stopped While en- route to Chicago In his
private car. Is 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
As CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Sept. 26,-N1r.
s. Ellis. who lived at Mt. Pleasant. a few
miles from here, died this afternoon Of
TYPHOID fever. He was thirty-flve years
Of age. wife and four children sur
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-17

enir cards of membership for full
members, lady players and visitors.
There are many lady players anxious
to join the club and blank membership
forms are soon to be placed in the
hands of all members who will in turn
submit them to their fair friends. The
ladies' fees are fifty cents per month
without initiation, this giving them all
privileges of playing without voting
rights. Others wishing to Join may
apply to Wade Warren Thayer or to
Woods and Sheldon.
There will be another golf tourna-
ment at Haleiwa on Sunday, starting
with a qualifying game in the morn
ing followed by a match in the after
noon for all those who make the nine
holes in 20 or better. The entrance fee
is $1.00 with $40 added by the hotel for
first and second prizes. Players are
looking forward to the further inn
provement of Haleiwa putting greens
with much foreshadowed pleasure.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-17
FEW TEACHERS
HAVE RESIGNED

There are thus far only eight resig-
nations of teachers on file in the Of
flee of the Board of Education, against
the opening of the next term. This is
at the summer vacation. In but one
case is the reduction of salary given
as the cause.
Miss Kate Horner, Pohukaina school,
Honolulu, leaves to be married.
Henry M. Lull, vice principal of the
High School, has obtained a better po-
sition in n Berkeley, Cal, school.
Miss Clara L. Zeigler, High School,
resigns on account of the salary cut
and leaves Hawaii.
Miss Helen Putnam, Normal School,
concludes the two years only she in
tended to remain in the islands.
Miss BERTHE N. Enoch, Normal
School, resigned according to intenten-
tion expressed six months ago as re-
ported.
Miss Horner. Normal School, is also
said to be leaving in accordance with
II previous intention.
Miss Alice Tabor, drawing teacher,
resigns partly from III health.
Miss Mary 5, Ross, principal at Wal
pahu, Intends to study medicine,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-17
ARMY POST WORK
BEGINS FORTHWITH

Captain c. F. Humphrey, @. MS de-
partment, U. S. A., accompanied by
Captain II. Nick. Williamson, called on
Acting Governor Atkinson yesterday.
The Kahauiki Army Post was discuss
ed at the interview, Captain Humphrey
informing Mr.. Atkinson that the work
of surveying the building sites would
begin right away.
The Acting Governor expressed the
hope that contracts for the structures
would be let in Honolulu, so that local
contractors and workmen would get a
show. Captain Humphreys reply was
encouraging so far as he was pres
emily able to speak for the War De-
partment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-17
Arrested BY Ga BILE,

The third engineer of the transport
Logan, whose name is Kerr, has been
arrested in San Francisco on cable
request from ]. j. Dunno, Assistant
District Attorney. He is charged with
serious assault on one Ramos, shortly
after the transport left Nagasaki,
breaking the victims Jaw, in two places.
Ramos Is still in the hospital here
from his injuries. Efforts to arrest
Kerr at Honolulu failed. A witness of
the assault has also been apprehended
In San Francisco and will be brought
back here with Kerr. Either an officer
will be sent from the Coast with the
men or Marshal Hendry will have to go
after them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-17
Golf,

The contract has been let Tor the
hNlns NJ of tho links 81 the Manoa
Golf club and work was oommeneed
by the contractors yesterday This Viii
result ~ 1he readiness oi lhe grounds
for play ~ JplY isl foF 1hs maRl
Players who ass analepslg aNeilins
lho ehaneN
rhs paplWgl lass pel iRglpdg lhr
mlNs IA IF FWepf ana lses NNeh
SIN n naga laief lhsf infelmN
aafp anl hulfY pll RfrAe W lhp Ala
Wllh anl ~ pHHl IwmflHiHl NrN
alHNH M isflM az HMllpN n
lNHnHF lfhafFH Nilh fnNH
.E0M'W1i4 l l.a l4l
". lfr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-17
oRoMWELLs HEAD UNBURIED.
Now In Possession Of 8. f. wilkinson
Of Kent-Wss Sold for $500.

LONDON, May 21.-Oliver Cromwell's
body, after suffering various indignities
at the hands of royalists on the restora-
ton of the monarchy, was buried at the
foot of the gallows at Tyburn, which
approximately is the site of the present
Marble Arch, the principal northern en-
trance to Hyde Park. The head. how
ever was never buried and now may
become the center of an animated dis
cussion as to whether it ought or ought
not to be inferred.
A head which has long been regarded
authenticity as Cromwells is now in
reverent possession of n Kentish gen.
tleman, S. f. Wilkinson. When the
body was torn from the grave in West
minister Abbey. in 1861. the head was
impaled with those OF other regicides
on the roof of Westminster Hall, where
II remained for twenty-five years. 1t
fell during a storm and sentinel pick
ed II up. lie took II home, hid Il and
ulu not mention the lact untll ne Was
on his deathbed, Then he told his wife
and daughter who sold Il TO family
named Russell, who were marriage con-
nectlons of the Cromwell family, The
last Russell who owned II exhibited the
head IN London AS "A public show
Eventually IL WAS sold for fiis
The original emhalmlng Was 30 well
done that tbs skin remains on tbs eyeT
lids ANA The nose ana tongue are Hllll
perfect The famous NaTi on the Flshl
fYelll 10 slhl lrAreahle ana lhs point
~ lhs pke on nhleh u Nas impalsa
San remains ln lhs Fhull though mach
niipnnAlpi ihlppsh lufi Az Milkmr
SOM nhp haf ralhflfl nnRnlllY NJ
fNmArhNNlf nuNNWAlY fNllspfe NJ
'h' ttngmfnf'i "a lhp rl. sppwl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-17
ARRESTED ON
INDICTMENTS

Seven persons were arrested during
yesterday afternoon and evening on
bench warrants after being indicted by
the grand jury. Those arrested and
the offenses with which they are charg-
ed are:
Chew 1t. having che ia tickets in his
possession.
p. O'Sullivan, selling spirituous liquor
on Sunday.
Alexander Lazarus, selling malt liquor
without a license.
A. F. Franco, selling spirituous liquor
without license.
Becky Houghtailing, Henry Delaneux
and Henry Ramos for malicious injury.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-17
Shipping Notes.

The S. S. Nevadan left Kahuui fol
San Francisco on June IA.
A cargo of 1000 tons of sugar was
taken by the bark r. p. Rithet.
The ship Edward Sewall will take in
a cargo of about $500 tons of sugar.
The Inter-Island Company's gasoline
schooner Eclipse has been temporarily
put out of commission.
The p. NJ. S. S. Siberia will be here
on Friday morning from San Francisco,
bringing six days mail.
The Hanalei has come off the ways
and is being made ready for her de-
parture for the Coast next week.
Capt. Niblack, U. S. N, has found
that the Kahuku side of the island Of
fers good sites for a naval wireless
station.
The United States gunboat Wheeling
is expected to arrive here on the morn
ing of June 20 from Page Pago en- route
to Bremerton to go out of commission.
The big white ship Edward Sewal is
rapidly filling with sugar cargo and
may be ready to sail for Delaware
Breakwater next week, Captain Quick
expects To make the trip in about l2I
days. Mrs. Quick and young lady
relative Will accompany the captain OF
the long voyage Captain and Mrs
Quick entertained one evening last
week At luau aboard the big shlp
which was attended by large number
OF ladies and gentlemen from town,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-17
REALTY TRANSACTIONS
Recorded June IL.

RecOrueu June IL.
| ]. w. Fleming and WI to r Dow
die; d; 4 1900 acres land, Makawao
Maui. s119.s5. d 25s, 236. Dated
June Q. 1904
| Mrs Kawaikunuole to Kaaipuliki:
d; int in CIR 1901. Kamananui, waia-
lua. Oahu; ss5. b 261, D 1856. Dated
June 2, 1904.
Fanny Wehselau and hsb to George
Rodiek tr; M; lot Z, Kali Place, Ka-
lihi. Honolulu, $1,000. Dated Feb "a
1904.
Ltd; l.; lot 4, blk E Of r p 4475, Ap
16. Piopio. Hilo; 15 yrs art SIS per yr.
Dated June 8, 1904.
John II Est Ltd to Yong Chiu Co;
L; sea fishery of Or 1884 and r P 1860
Fords Island, Eva, Oahu; yrs at
500 per yr. Dated June 6, 1904.
Oahu College by trs to w w Rem
ny; Rel; lot IA, blk 8, College Hills,
Honolulu; $500. Dated June 10, 1904.
Chas Aea to w r Castle tr; NJ; Kul
$3.50 and r p APO Kul 1892, Keouhou
| /, N Kona, Hawaii; $135. Dated Apr
20. 1904.
Henry Berger to John F Soper; BS;
bhgs, household furniture, fixtures.
etc, No. 114s Miller st, Honolulu; $500.
Dated June 7, 1904.
John F Soper to Rose M Berger;
BIS; bldgs, household furniture, fix
tures,etc, No 114s Miller st, Honolulu;
$500 Dated June s, 1904.
Makaleka Nahalau and hsb to C Yet
Kai; l.; por r p 1853 Kul 939. Vine
yard st, Honolulu; 20 yrs at $500 per
W. Dated Dec II, 1903
Filed for Record June IA.
Antoine r. de Souza-Maui Ayr Co.. ID
Joao de Lima-Maui Ayr Co.........D
T. Awana-Maui Ayr Co...............L
t. F. Lansing by mtgee-Bruce Bon
ny, tr .....................F Fore. Aft.
T. III. Gibson ct al. Notice
Keaka-Solomon Mahelona .........D
+. hlamp Notice
Dowsett g Ltd. Resolution
Dowsett Co Ltd-U. S. A..........AL
Dowsett Co Ltd by trs-U. S. Rel
Dowsett Co Ltd ct al-U. S. AL
j. Dowsett-John Grace. 81
Star Dairy Co Ltd. Resolution
Star Dairy Co Ltd-U. S. A.....AL
Sarah ]. Grace-U. S. A........AL
Bow Lung Wal ct al-U. S. A........D
T. Ikeda and wf-K. C. Kubo. ....PA
II. NJ. Dow and wf-Oliver Johnson
tr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
w. f. Allen tr-Bank of Hawaii Ltd
...'........ ......... AM
Farm Corn-En OF Farm. .............D
c. w. Booth-Chas. S. Desky. Par Rel
Chas S. Desky ad wf-Francesco de
ArauJe Observation-Disclosures. ID
Francesca de Arauje and wf-San-
Antonio Port Ben Socy.
Emily X. Mehrten-E. K. Bull. M
Bishop & Co.-Chas. S. Desky. Par Rel
A. N. Campbell tr-Henry Maui Tram
H. Naiapaakai ct al-Kohala Land
Co Ltd Observation-Disclosures.
Amalie Won Graevemeyer and hsb-
F. A. Schaefer Observation-Disclosures.
Filed for Record June Is.
E. II. Waterhouse tr-Mary E. Foster
.....................
c. Ahuna & Co by assignee-Chang
hee .....................
Filed for Record June 16.
H. E. Waity and WIS. NJ. Damon. ID
Fong See All Leong-Ah Yin. Rel dwr
j. p. Mendonca-Lai Pau. Rel
l.. All Pau-C. Lai Young.
c. Lai Young-J. P. Mendonca. Ad Chg
First Am. Saw. & TT. Co. Ltd-Palolo
Land Il Imp Co.. Par Rel
Palolo Land & Imp Cot. McCants
Stewart n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-17
FORECLOSURES
MORTGAGES NOTICE OF INTEN-
TON TO FORECLOSE AND OF
SALE
2599-F

MORTGAGES NOTICE OF INTEN-
TON TO FORECLOSE AND OF
SALE.
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
to the power of sale contained in that
certain Mortgage dated April 10, 1902,
made by Jesse p. Makainai, of Homo
lulu, Island of Oahu, Territory OF Ha-
wall, Mortgagor, to Joshua K. Brown,
Jr., Of said Honolulu, Mortgage, and
recorded in the Register Office, Oahu,
in Liber 236. pages 123-124, the Mortga-
gee intends to foreclose said Mortgage
for condition broken, to wit, the nom
payment of principal and interest when
due.
Notice is likewise given that the
property conveyed by said Mortgage
will be sold at public auction at the
auction rooms of Jas. F. Morgan, Ka-
ahumanu street, Honolulu, Territory Of
Hawaii, on Saturday the 25th day Of
June, 1904, at II o'clock noon.
The property conveyed by said Mort
gage consists of:
All that certain lot or parcel of land
situate at Kaluaopalena, Kalihi, Island
of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, being
Apana 2, Royal Patent No. 4164, Land
Commission Award No. 1313B to Kau-
wahi, containing an area Of 92-100 Of an
acre, and being the same premises con-
veyed to said Jesse P. Makainai by
deed Of Lipeka Kauahi, dated Deem
Der %, 1900, and recorded in Liber 217,
page 237, Hawaiian Registry of Deeds.
Together with all the rights, privi-
leges and appurtenances thereto be-
longing.
Terms: Cash, in United States Gold
Coin; Deed at the expense of purchaser.
For further particulars apply to
Smith & Lewis, Judd Building, Homo
lulu.
JOSHUA K. BROWN, JR.,
Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, June 1, 1904.
1886
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-17

OanTaafs RahoolsNs lspRrh design
"a ~ Hebron snl mlHlshea vim 4
l,oslff fnHlps p iulnH Satisfactory
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inlff eapflffi inp lHa.f ~. hauma
M msll hphn#arf nHm iiWNlHl4 II
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-17
Race Horses to Maui,

Sambo, Cyclone and Dennie Haley
will go to Kahului for the Fourth OF
July and compete in the free-for-all
and 2-15 classes. Davis says Cyclone
is now in his best form for the first
time this year. Quinn will drive Sam
DO. Billy Lemps will also go and
Lucas will take Bruner and Racine
Murphy to tackle the Maui runners.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-17
ON SATURDAY, JULY a3rd
1904.
AT 70 O'CLOCK NOON


of said day, at the front (mauka) en-
trance to the Judiciary Building, in
Honolulu, Oahu, the following described
property, to-wit:
All those certain premises situate In
Nuuanu Valley, Honolulu aforesaid
and particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the South angle OF this
tract at the stream, thence running by
true bearings:
N. 60 So w. 80 feet along L. c. A.
1868;
N. So 90 w. 1877 feet along L. c. A.
1O613
N. $50 co. E. 275.S feet along South side
Nuuanu Road;
S. 4s' 90 E. 1868 feet along lot convey
ed by Kekaunaoa to Dawson;
N. 77' 3O' E. 140 feet along lot convey
ed by Kekaunaoa to Dawson;
N. 60 TO- E. 20 feet along portion Of
L. c. A. 1851 to lower side new road;
S. So 2O' E. 81 feet along side new
road;
S. $50 OO' w. 200 feet along remainder
Of L. c. A. So;
S. SO 20' e. 200 feet along remainder
Of L. c. A. SIS to the stream; thence
along West side of stream to initial
point; area, 1O8,10 square feet; being a
portion of L. C. A. 49, r. P. 1859 to
Thomas Phillips. and a portion of the
premises conveyed to the Honolulu Clay
Company, Ltd. by deed of H. L. Kerr
and others, dated May 2srd. 1900, re-
corded in the Registry Office in Homo
lulu in Liber 30, page 8, excepting and
reserving strip of land along Nuuanu
ctr in, ,,,,I tI~ ~. o
length, conveyed to the Government for
road purposes.
Also, all that certain piece or parcel
Of land situate at Puunui, said Nuuanu
Valley. and particularly described as
follows:
Beginning at point on the North
side of Puunui Avenue, at the South
corner of this lot N. $50 co. e. true 1900
feet from the North corner of Puunui
Avenue and Road D, and running by
true bearings:
1. N. $50 00' w. 200 feet along Lot 10;
2. N. $50 co. f. $50 feet along Road G.;
8. S. $50 co. Z. 200 feet along Lot Is;
4. S. $50 co. w. $50 feet along Puunui
Avenue to initial point. Area 10000
square feet. and being a part of those
premises described in r. p. Grant 1850
to ii. A. Widemann, and the same
premises conveyed to said Honolulu
Clay Company, Ltd. by deed Of w. r.
Castle, dated May 23rd. 1900, and re-
corded In said Registry Office In Liber
225, pages 81 and SO.
Together with all the appurtenances.
buildings, improvements. machinery
and appliances on the above described
real estate. including the followingi
one Horizontal Erie Steam Engine.
100 ii. r.,
One Fire-box Boiler. 1850 II. r.. with
pump,
one Clan, Ausur, briek-making ma
chine,
one Wire eut-or machine,
one nisiniegTaior,
one nrusher and set Rollers,
one so-fool ronyeyor for ls'fooi bell,
Seven brick kllns,
shafllns, helllns, iron and Wnod pull
leys, ste Main hllldns onioss, drying
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