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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-02
PRATT TALKS ON ARABLE
LANDS OF THE TERRITORY

In that chapter of the Governors an
nual repor. 20 the Secretary Of the In
terio.. devoted to the affairs of the Land
department, Commissioner Pratt writes:
The public lands of the Territory of
Hawaii comprise about 1,720,00O acres
| OF this total there are some 500 600 acres
which may be classed as barren, owing
to the fact that they are rugged and
/ inaccessible mountain tracts, hopeless
| in the extreme as homesteads. Under
the classification of grazing or forest
lands there are included 100000 acres
leaving, according to the present divi-
sion only about 100000 acres of social
ed flrst-class agricultural land. or this
there are 25.e0O acres which are c1assed
as kula or rice and taro lands and
sugar lands. This is not close class
ification, for of the million acres of
forest lands experience has shown that
probably 10 per cent are as highly pro-
ductive as any of the lower areas.
The higher lands-those which have
heretofore been known only as cattle
lands, and more recently as forest re-
seryes-ara now being made more easy
Of access through the building OF roads
where formerly only trails were used; |
and the value of the acreage viii in
crease in proportion as they are open |
ed. The lands are often so situated that
cultivation will make them as great
of rainfalls as if they were
kept in forests. and thus there is a
prosnect that the near fu-
ture will see many hundreds of acres
added to the arabic areas.
Among the lands classed al agricul-
tIral there are acres which are in close
sontiguity 10 sugar plantations. and
:ome of these are not available for gem
sral agriculture. except where special
arrangements have been made with the
plantation for the use of water for ir-
.iasating purpoges. The expense of put
ing water upon the dry LANDS is heavy,
md this preeludes any other than ac- ,
ion in concert. or through large cor
,orations which are able TO put hund- ;
etis of tileusa nds of dollars into pumps !
nd pipe lines.
The average price of sugar lands from !,
'rivate owners is from SIS to $50 an .
Gre. but from the government to home !
leaders the average is sic to SIS. Cof- h.
ee lands range from $40 to SIS an acre
lnder Homestead agreement Grazing
ands run from s1.25 upward
CROWN LANDS OF THE TERRI /
TORY. I
The following is a brief description of
he lands formerly known as Grown
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lands, but now a Part OF the public
lands of the Territory. This list does
lot Include those portions now under
control of the superintendent of public
works. The values given are approx
mate only, as in many cases the prop
er area is very doubtful and can only
i De correctly stated after complete
survey and location of kuleanas has
been made.
The total area given below is s05. .7s8.
! 10 acres, and the total value of this land
is placed at ss.o9S. .175. This is believed
/ to be a fair valuation of the lands. un-
incumbered
ISLAND OF OAHU.
District OF Kona.
Kuwili-Area, 1880 acres; value, s1n.-
900. Fish pond and rice lands. situate.
on seashore at Kapalama. This prop
erty is under lease to Chin Wo Com
pany at $2S5 per. .annun. Date OF lease,
January 1, 1902; lease expires January
1,1907.
r Kapaloa,-Area 6.55 acres; value, $5,-
oeo. Taro land. situate IN Pauoa Val
ley. Under lease to Kwong Ak In Com
pany and Chew -Wo Company at $3.50
Per annurr1. Date of leases, May II. |
1891, and November Z, 1903; leases ex-
pire April 1, 1896. and July, 1902
Haaama Piliamoo - Kauanloa -
Puahia.- Area. 66.07 acres; value, $40. t
o00- Taro land situate in Manoa Val
ley. Under lease to Kapiolani estate !
at 1920 per annum. Date of lease. July
l, 1882; lease to expire July l, 1912.
Kahaumaka.a we.-Area, about $50
acres: vaiue, So. coo. Taro land, situate
in Manoa Valley. Under lease to Wing
Sing Lee Company at s175 per annunl
Date It lease. April %. 1904; lease to
expire May /. 1909.
Haleleua.-Area, unknown. A small
of taro land in Manoa Valley.
Mookahi, and Area. about 8
acres; value. $4,000 Rice or banana
and, above the Waikiki road and east
# the Pau land. OF this land 1.46 acres
$ under lease to Kwong Sing Company
It $50 per annunI Lease dated April
j. 1890; expires March 3. 1915.
KahaIauwahina-K K-aluaolofe- KaaIa-
--Kaloiiki-One-haif Pawaa.-These
re small remnants, and their exact
ocation and area have apparently new
r heen fxea.
Kaneloa ertart1.-Area. 1870 acres:
-alue $4,000 Rice land. adjoining west
boundary OF Kapiolani Park Under
ease to Lam We Sing at s545 per an
Iun. Lease dated March Z, 1903, and :
Q expire March = 1908
CONTINUED on Page p
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an article on TIE tenth page of tn
! revised specifications for the GIilo ar
Inory under the head of labor, as fol
1 lows: mo Asiatic or Japanese labo
| to be employed on or about the work
| or in any manner whatsoever, eithe
as manufacturers laborers, skilled .
| otherwise or as suppliant of material
! Any violation OF this will be sufficien
for the cancellation of the contract ant
| forfeiture of any moneys that may be
due the contractor, and all material Or
| the ground shall be the property of tbs
Government
In the first place wish to call your
attention to the fact that Haekfeld &
Co. of Hflo are the contractors and
can bring proof that they admit this
to be SO. although the contract Is un-
der the name of L. NJ. Whitehouse. and
that Hackfeld & Co. are not only the
contractors, but are manufacturers and
suppliers of material as well.
l wish to say that / am prepared to
give ample evidence that they are sup
plying the material for the Hflo ar
nlory and that they are manufacturing
lumber for the Hilo armory at their
mill with japanese labor; and. as a
matter of fact. the Japanese are doing
all the milling for that building.
I will only call your attention, in
this letter, to the manufacturing of
tho rustic. 1 have been with witnesses
and saw the rustic stuck by the Jap
anese at the mill. saw them pass It
right from the sticker on to wagon
and saw the wagon hauled to the ar
nory site and unloaded. 1 have gone
sr,f TGfi IL q =
ness and put private mark on some
of the boards and these boards have
gone on the building and my mark
can readily be seen. simply state
this to let you know that Lam prepar-
ed to give you proof of what ! state.
Although it is a well established fact,
susceptible of proof, that the firm OF
4ackfeld & Co. have not had any but
Japanese employed in their mill here
or long time past except the mama
ger. and do not think that they VIII
wen attempt to deny that all the mill
work. done on the material for the
.rnlory job, including the manufac
uring of the rustic, has been done sole
= and only with Japanese laborers-
Now, Mr. Holloway. I, as citizen
nd a contractor. who is figuring all
his work and intending to live up TO
he specifications {should I get any Of
j. ask YOU to see that the specifica-
ions are lived up to-. And more par
do I ask it on this labor
lause. for there is no excuse what
yer for employing japanese TO do that
-ork.
1 wish to again call your attention to !
le labor clause for the Hilo arrnory.
! that clause they are very specific ]
nd if they are lived up to at all they !
ust be lived I'D TO the letter I should {
zpeet you to make me live up TO that
ause should in anyway ATTEMPT to
Iolate it and I do expect you TO en-
,rce this clause to the letter with
le~e contractors.
When I put in my bid to do this
ork on the armory it was with the
rpectation of living up to the speci- !.
cations if I secured the work, and
/ did not secure ii. to do what
Continued on Page 3, It
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HowLANp TO KENDALL.
Honolulu, Il. of H., I

Honolulu, T.. of H., Dec. 5, 1904.
Mr.. H Kendall, Hilo. Hawaii
Sir: Your letter under date of De
cember l. addressed to Hon c. S. Hol-
ioway. has been referred to me. In
reply to same, with regard to the
change IN the girders for the Hilo
armory from Skis inches with six posts,
to 10xl2 inches with eight posts, viii
say that the change was approved of
and made with the consent of this De-
partment, inasmuch as it was strong
er floor
The information which you submitted
with regard TO the tie-beams of rafters
and the mailing of the bridging be-
tween the floor joists before the floor
ing was laid, VIII both be Immediately
referred to Mr.. G. H Gere, who viii
be instructed to carefully investigate
these matters and see that the plans
and ecifications are lived up to.
Allow me to thank you for the inter-
est which you have taken in this work,
for 1 assure you we appreciate any
suggestions that are offered which aid
In getting better resalts in connection
with Government work.
Very truly yours,
+. H ROWLAND.
Assistant superintendent of Public
Works
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TERRIBLE WINTER WEATHER
PREVAILS IN EUROPE

ST PETERSBURG, Jan aInense prevails here. The
schools
LONDON jan a.-Gales, accompanied by blizzard,
Europe causing damage both life property
Ba especially suffered.
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The Russians Are Preparing to Evac-
uate Position East of Port
Arthur.
Six Russian Oestroyers Escape From japanese
RaIn OF Destruction---Third Pacific Squad
ron to Sail In Four Months.

tAssou1AxzD oABLEaaAMsJ
TOXIC jan general Nogi cables that he has received
letter from General stoess relating The Japanese
have captured fort Pauongshan Heights forts Of South
ousanyantao and Wantai The Russians preparing
cuate the position of Port Arthur
RUSSIAN VESSELS ESCAPE
CHEFoO, JAM -Four desroyers from Port Arthur
nave arrived Two others gone Tngta
The Russians arriving impossible remain longer
at Port Arthur.
THIRD PACIFIC SQUADRON
MOSCOW JAM a.-Admra skrydlof is TO command the
third Pacific squadron, which tie end of April
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DR.. CHADWICK OUT ON BAIL.

CLEVELAND Jan. 2-Dr. Chadwick has
$4,000 affecting
wife in jail
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FURTHER pARTIcuLARs.

Washington January l, 1905
To tho Japanese Consul, Honolulu
Port Arthur that the prearranged
the of Shunshushan fort Sunday
assaulted securely occupied
the fled toward the height the
of
The army reports that the was
removed and Russian officers
and made prisoners who more
Russians buried by the who
The booty of field guns guns and is
still under investigation.
Saturday evening facing toward the
old of the fort
TAKAHIRA.
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THE JAPANESE GAIN MORE
PORT ARTHUR POSITIONS
WASHINGTON, Jan. /, zoos.
(Received at 2 :45 p. m.

To the Japanese Consul General Honolulu
Our Port Arthur beleaguering army reports follows
Our central driving enemy them occupe5
the Il fort the captured new fort
Panlongshan thus the whole lines of Panlongsan the ri
fort have been brought occupation Our e
wing commenced bombardment effectively occupied
the height in the south of Hankangn village despite eney
stubborn resistance"
TAKAHIRA
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KENDALL 10 HOLLOWAY.
HiIo. December S. 1904
Hon. C. s. Holloway. Superintendent OF
Public Works. Honolulu. T. H
Sir. / wish to call your attention to
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06
TRIBUNAL SUPREME

El Tribunal Supreme, en- session
de'este dis, acuerda adoptar la Regla
81 que Sc agregara al Reg lamento
de la Corte Sunrema de Puerto Rico
despues de a Il'gla 81, y dicha Rega
81, Sc entendeTa redac.ada como sigue:
81, N!ngdn abogsdo, litiganie 9
cualquiers persona dlrigira carta al
g1nS q los Jueces de esta Corte con
referencia cuslqnicr csso civil 9 crl-
mlnal que snts la misma penda; de
biendo ertregarse al Secretario todos
los sleg gatos 9 argumentos escrltos o
les que sersn presentsdos la Corte q
su debido tempo, segdn prescribe este
Reglamento.
E.ta Regla comer ara q regir In
med ataments.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, O.tubrs
de 1905. Jose S Ql1onsS ,-Jot6 c.
Hernandez. Jose Ma Figueras j. II
MacLeary. Adolth G. Wolf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06
A NUESTRAS AGENCIAS

Advertimos a los senores sgentes
Z ;e Ell coaro de suscriciones Sc hace
MES POR MES y que elos son respon-
sableS de los recibos que no devuelvan
al remitlr la remesa mensual. Tn sus.
critor puede entbt0iLdr la empresa
una Quota; pero no mas de una, por-
que entonces Ia 8gencis, por 10 re-
caudar q tempo, seris responsible an
to nosoiros.
Tsmbien advertimos que no son
admisibles las manifesssciones de que
Sc DO DE BAJA A tai sCscRlToR Y A
TAI oTRo un mes, 9 dos, tres meses
antes. Aquf Sc toma nota de las ba-
Jas embellishments, y Sc conte sta en ell
scto y Sc suspende ell envio de ejem-
places. 81 un sgants ds la bsjs y no
Sc lie contesta, debe repe'irla, y avissr
que ell peri6dico sigue yendo.
Estss edvertsnciaI nscen de did-
cu'tades que Sc presentan q cada ola
sin raz6n de ser, va que la empress
dicIa reglas iuvarisb es y es natural
que agusrde de sua buepoa smigos Ia
observsncis de esss reglas que son 81
dnica garantla de buens msrcha eco
monica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06
ESTUDIOS DE- HARMONIC

Los mdsicos y afcionados al srts
de los soridos deberian in- ,ribirse
cuAr to antss eu ell Ateneo, doude Sc les
informara de los tipos m6dicos que Ell
profesor Arteaga fla para sus clases
de harmonic, pGr el sistsma del CO n
servatorio de Paris, ca que la spren-
diera el mismo y donde fu6 ayudsnte
de u-a clase pcr el periodo de tres
sdos hasta ] -
Cuenta va con sells alumuos mdsi-
cos que empezar antesyer, demos.
trspdo int,res Y entusiasmo por los
coaocimieltos qge le comunica Ell pro
fesor. Las clases tienen lugar los mar
tes vierres a las custro y media
Danes nuestros plscemes al senior ar
tssga por su exito en- ese punio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06
TEATRO EN- LONDRES

La psssda semana SO hs insugu-
RADIO en- LondrsI una nueva sala de
espectsculos, considersda la mayor
mas lujosa del mundo.
Este nuevo ediRcIo se denomina
Colosseum y supque su fschsda NADIA
ofrece de particular, parece que el in.
terror es una msrsvills de arte, de ri.
queza y de buen gusto.
El escenario es dnic0 en- su gene
70, y en- 6l pJdrAn verse csrreras de
caballos, que produclrAn la misma ilu.
sion que las reales.
Las salss de espers son ssloueS
lUlosos, en- los que hay toda clsse dc
comodidades, Y en- el edincio habrS
restaurant, cafe, etc.
FL espectaculo que he de cultivar.
Sc en- Ell Coliseo eI Ell de vsriedadea,
msEcla de circo y de sausle haH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06
vAR|AS NOT|C|AS
Joven estudiante. Corte do
Arecibo. Profesora que re-
nuncia. En- ell mueIIe.
ACCIDENTE EN- LA BAHIA
Sobre una subasta. De Pom.
ce. Defunciones en- Setlem-
bre. Registro civil.

Fl msrtes de . pr6xima sema.
NO, embarcaran para los Estados Uni
dos, el j6ven Octavio Marcano, de Rio
Piedras, que va & cursar estudios su-
periores en- la universidad de Cornwell.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan nues-
tro correligionario de Arecibo el
abogado don Antonio Suliveras.
~-Durante elte mes no habran jul.
clos Dor iurados en- Ia Corte de Dis
tito, debido & que seran empleados
todos estos dias en- asuntos civIles.
-Ha reanudado sus sssioDes 10
Corte de Distrito do Arecibo.
Una lancha que iba aver hacia
Cataf1o conduciendo una partida de
csjas de gas para Ia <West Indies OIL
Company, estuvo q punto de zozobrar
en- medic de 10 bahia, debido 81 exceso
de cargs que llevaba. Fue precise
echsr al aqua parte de la carga para
evitar ell naufragio.
Aver tarde tomo puerto el vapor
americana philadelphia.
-Nuestra amiga doila Maria M.
de Colon, de Ponce, ha presentado 10
renuncia como maestro de Ia escuela
nocturna de squella ciudad, siendo
nombrada en- su lugar la ierorita Eu-
genia T. Gilot.
Es do lamentsrse esta resolution
dc tan inteligente profesora.
Sc ha extremado 10 vigilancia
on el muelle. para evitar que ninguna
clase de embarosciones tome mas car.
ga de la que determine su tonelsie.
Aver sali6 para Ia isla, en- visje
de inspection, ell puimer i'fs de obras
pdblicas senior Jimenez
Hasta hoy no Sc conoce el resul.
tado de Ia subasta efectuada ell 30 del
pasado mes en- la o6cina de Obras pd.
blicas, para la construcci6n de dos
puentes que han de ser montAdos en-
las carreteras de CarolinH& Rio Gran
de y de Rio Piedras a Caguns.
-Noticias de nuestro corresponsal
de Ponce:
Eu todo ell mes de Setiembre pa
sado han ocurrido sQui LOT defuncio.
nes, habiendo el slarmaute numero do
,reinte y cinco tet0s. Han muerto d0ce
nldoS' antes de cumplir un aho, y Siets
nid0s antes de cumplir dos, y trece an
tss de cfnco amos. De Ia edad de 20 {
80 amos han mucrto l6 ciudadanos;
de IS amos y otro de l05.
Sc han celebrado diez nueve
masrimonios, y han nacido vfvos no.
venta v un niios en- todo ell mes.
Ell Juez de Psz scfior Sslicrup
hs condenAdo hoy q los comerciantes
detallistas Manuel Rios, Nadal Espi.
net, Juan Va'e cisno y Vicente Mar.
iinez, q s2.70 por ipfringir las leyes
| de Ssnidad,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06

samente Sobre diversas materias impo
sibilitado como estaba para defender
causa tan dificil. Habl6 de la preston
que ejercieron los americanos que en-
Puerto Rico y frente los jlbaros no
ersn mas que los invasores de su tie
ira; estuvo algo duro con los agenteS
de policia que llam6 dcSyrC ciddos 4
sGeldo, y pidi6 al iurado que sin sujs
ci6n a ley aguna, de acuerdo con los
dictadoS de su coneiencis, absolvIera
d les acusados.
Ell FISCAL ESPECIAL
En- ests causa despleg6 ell svlor
WilcCx X toda su activida1; irtrodujo
hsbilmente tres grupos de prueba psrs
demostrar que los jursmentos eran
ileg sles, que los frmantes estsban en
ell Havt1, J que en- las e1cluIiones ha-
bia la intenci6n del frsude.
Rebaii6 la asever aci6n de que e
ljurado no tenfa que suietarse a ley a
guna y hssta lego & afrmar que esa.
manifes.aciones las habia siempre Ell
boca de los abog gados de Pence, 10 qul
tai v,z era causa del aumento de Ii
crimins'idad en- ete distrito.
Ell NEREDICTO
El iurado do verejicto de culpa
: bilidad q las dos horas de delibera
ci6n,
OTRACACSA
En- la mar ana dc hoy A'ejsndr
: Arenas, acdsad) en- la causa ant ri 7
Sc decla-6 cu'pa /. eyltardo Ia CO {
. braci6n de nuevo juicio Sebreseida
5 las demas deaur cias tenemoI un rtcI
so hssta Ell il les de la semsra prt
xima
i. REPORTER ESPECIAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06
OESFALcO JAPONES

Sc ha hscho pdblica en- Toxic Ia
information de que tres habilitados de
Marina han desfalcado fondos del go.
blerno por la suma de $l65, 900. El pG
blico hs recibido lA noticla con calms,
pero el sfecto es tremepdo, teniendose
en cuenta la Illusion en que ha yivido
ell pals sobre la perfecta honradez de
sus empleados oficisles Temese que
Las oposlclones Sc sirvan del hecho CO.
mo arma polftica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06
OESDE SAN SEBASTIAN
veIada dramatica. Meeting
obrero. -Conferencia peda-
g6gica. Coro de Srtas.
COMlTE De MAESTROS
Oueias sobre caminos. Nom.
bramlento de un professor.
Otras noticias.

Octubre :. En- la noche del sabado
lltimo, ante numerosa cor curencia
tuvo efecto en- los salones de la socie-
dad <Casino del Pepipos la represen-
taci6n teatral, anunciada por Ia sim.
patIca cofradia de I'll jas de Maria,
Las obrss que suberon & la escena
fueron desemptnadas con gusto por
los distipguidos afcionados que to-
maron parte en- elias y el publico que
concurri6 al festival tribute splausos
q los artistas y sali6 gratamente i'm.
presionado O del <Cssino,.
La congregation sHijas de Maria, ,
altamente reconocida de las personals
que asistieron a la fiesta y de los a6
cionados que prestaron au valioso
concurso q ella expresa por nuestro
conducto q todos su gratitud, asf CO.
mo al enthusiastic cOmpeteLte direc-
tor de escena Sc for Rodriguez Cspcio
y al i6ven conserje del casino don Ca
briel'Zavals, por sus desiuteresados y
dties Eervlcios
Ell domingo la hora del mer-
cado tuvo efecto un meeting de la<Ame
rican Federation of Labor, en- ell que
tomaron parte los seiiores Iglesias,
Aware Aybar.
-Lucida result6 la conference a
pedagogical ceebrada en- Ia mahana
del sabado, en- la escuela rural del
barrio de eHato- -ArribaS q cargo del
j6ven professor don jose Crlstino Pc.
rez. En- ella hablaron ell senior Perez
que abri6 el acto, ell seTlor Carde, pre-
sidente de la junta local de instruc.
ci6n, ell senior Font Diaz, secretario dc
la misms, ell inspector St Nor Libby, 81
professor don Manuel Mendez Licisga,
oil sgents de la <SIngero senior Lou
triel y este humilde cronista.
Varios alumnos de la escuela, ds
ambos sxos, recitaron boni!as com
posiclones poeticas y cantaron pa
t-ioticas canci )res.
En- la ps6Xima velada que pre-
para la culta sociedad SCaslno de
PepinC, be pondra en- escena la apl2u
dlds zarzuela IN llsica cla,icaS e.
chistoso juguete c6mtco eRopcar des
pierto0.
-Muy aplaudidas fueron las ochl
distipg guidas sehorltas qus desempe
faron con gracia natural despsjo o 8
coro Spasa- -csll2S de la zarzaela sc
aGo pasado pr sguas.
-Ha quedado canstituido el <Co
mite local dc q Association de Macs
t.oss en- Ia FIR sig 4ient' Presidel
te, don Frsnci, II Milan; secret.
ric, don Juan T0rres Reyes; vocal
don Urbino Peiez.
F E 6tanbiel nombrado para de
leg do d4l distrito el sanor Milan.
Much 3 propietarios y dueho
de- 6ncss de cafe Sc queian smarga
mel to del Il. al estado de las Was d
communication vecigales, y maninestsl
sufrir cons! derables periuicios en- Il
conduci6n de sus frutos.
CORREsPONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-06
UN UKASE EN- Russia

Sc hs promulgsdo un ukase abo.
llendo los derechos de represalias que
pssstan sobre muchos ariiculoI de
producei6n americana, los cusles que
dan ahors sujttos & la ley general de
arancees para ell comercio europeo.
Los prime pales srticulos benefci sdos
son resinss y trsss, hlerros aceros
de variss classes, hsrramientss, ma.
quinas de cossr, mssu'nariss utens'
lios de sgricIltura, locomoto as, me
tros para gas J aqua,