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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
GEN. BLACKMAR COMING,
Commondor.in.C Chief Of g. A, r., viii
80 Here Next Sunday,

Communicative w r, Bl0ckmlr
Of the q, A. r. win spend part Of noNJ
sunday IN this ely, ms guest Of the titan
department. don BmckmOr soryo
during the war on the stan Of Glen, W.
IT, Powell ana was promoted 20 cOp'
tain ON tho battlefield Of Five Forka by
Gen Custer lie raw service IN both
the onstorn and western armies, par
tlolpAlcd IN ~ battles, among them An'
tlo,am stone River, Chlcomougn, Chot.
tnnooga, Wauhatchlo, Shenandoah yal'
Icy campaign Of 1884 and IN the lluOl
flght NJ Dinwlddio court house,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09

II was huge task TO undertake. the
euro OF such bad case Of kidney Al.
eoasc aa that Of G., r. Collier Of Chcro
koc, lau but Electric Biltore did H. Hc
writes my Kidneys were 80 far gone
| could not slt on chair without "A
cushion and suffered from dreadful
backoche, headache, and depression In
Electric llIttors, however, ! found n
cure ana by them was restored 90 per.
feet health I recommend this gront
tonic medicine 20 all with weak KID.
ncys, liver or stomach Guaranteed by
Y, c, NJ, l. Drug Don't prlco toc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
JugoIino With Dynamite

" no moro dangerous than to neglect
Kidney disorders. Foleys Kidney Cure
corrocts Irregularities ana has cured many
severe cases after other treatment has
failed, II hullde up the worn out lls.u +
troubled with kIdnoy complaint Tor about
two years" writes A. H. Davis = MI
Sterling Iowa nut two bottles Of Foley y
Kidney euro effected a permanent euro"
Sold BY r. J I'M DRUG CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09

,Ia cold drough,e " air. 10 keen ana
azure, scnnty clothing, undue ospos,lrc of
we throat and neck after public speaking
VIZ WhWnn bring on coughs ana colds
n1IatuaJda ilorohound syrup IN the host
Mis- A, narr, Houston, Toyos wr,,os
lan a. 1907 zone hottie ~ poIlnrS9s
uolohovnd Syrup cured mo OF a very bad
UlRn, ! w. very pleasant 10 tOko,h e6c
Hg,, W." Sold by n g, NJ, l. prng
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09

MIS- josie sumner Bromond, Teyae.
writes AprIl l6 1909 ~ have used Bal
lard's snow Llnimcnt In my family To-
lhroc years, | would not DO without II In
Ne house, ! have used II on my little
Knees. II cured her right away. / hnvc
also, used II for frost bitten feet with
good success, II " tho best lInlment |
eyer used - %c, Zoe, 400 Sold BY Y, c,
NJ l. DRUG Dept u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
A Good Suuoestlon,

MIR c, y Wamwrght Of Lemon city.
Fla has written the manufacturers that
much bcttor results are obtained from Tho
use uf ChnmbVrlnm's cote, Cholera and
niurthoca Remedy IN eases q laine IN IN
stomach collie and cholera morbus by
rhai when taken I'M this way the effect
~ double IN rapldty ~ seems 10 got
at the right spot Instantly ne says, For
sale by all druggists,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09

II IN n Kind Of bilious mood,
You wish nm aid 20 digest food,
No other nil N half SO good
As DeWitts Little Early RIscrs,
when Ger YOU feel impending IN,
And need magic little pill,
No ether ono Will fill the bin
Like DoWltts Little Early Rsers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
systemic Catarrh Quickly Leads 10
Shattered Nerves,

Catarrhal nervousness IL phrase
that has hocn recently coined 10 DE-
scribe these cases,
Catarrh h really at tho bottom " the
difficulty,
Catarrh affects the whole digestive
tract and produces rundown, anemio
condition Of the body,
Tho blood Is thin, the nerves are
weak, digestion poor sleep disturbed,
All this leads 10 most profound las
siudc and general weakness
Bitter tonIcs arc generally rosortcd e
and IN some cases they do seem tc
benefit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
MEN TAKEN IN cHARGE.
Manifold IMPROVING,

Inquiry was made Mt the hospital TO.
day as 70 MoYnold's condition and II
Was stated that he Is improving, Dr.
Bird does not think that the knife
penetrated the Kidney 40 ,ho wound liz
not very serious, MaSnold ls rs years
ot age and Butler II about o. Up TO
This ,lmc they had been close friends
Tor yOarp,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
(Do YOU RGMEMBuRy)

Land Commissioner Sparks making per.
sona assault upon Col, Dcnl, special timber
TEN YEARS 10 TO-DAY
Governor Mcmw Of Washington refused appoint tho s
YER convention TO be held IN Salt Lake,
Abram Could formerly a
The treaty Of between China midnight
va YEARS AGO TO-DAY
wreck the Plant Railroad person ana seriously
injured several others at udyllc u
Lord salisbury made sensational
he said that England must stand against the world,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
TODAYS REALTY TRANSFERS.

James r. Anderson TO Sarah v,
Morris BANS rods northwest from
"a rods north ~ southeast corner
" lot 2 block %, plat II ruuu,u tcC
Alec H. Rogers 10 Lbblo 4
Miller north half Of lot L. block
~, plat u Observation-Disclosures 1900
Fred W. pitcher 10 n SCHNEIDER
ct al part " lot O. block ~ plat
,'p'ppr'','u,'rt,,, ]
william ~ Tollcs 10 Laura Y To.
les l.5Nl1 feet northeast from
southwest corner Of lol 2 block II,
PIOl '''nHH'f'Hu''',u'',t ~
w. NJ Tcols 10 Marie h. porco,
l9lNa loot southeast from l32 foot
cast Of norlbMoH corner uf lot %,
block 10 plat u ou,u,,uuuu,o 1850
Western L. a IT, Co. tp ", ono \
GO, lots ,, ana Z block oi, plat
ElnIro shcOrmnn to Western & W"
y CO, lots 0, ana z blcck o.
dUsl Gabrcisop to 4 Arden, 1913.
block O plat a Wnkos Bingham S0
pnnS TO Utah ApcN company, Par
nell lode, etc. West Mountnlnn,,.
Arthur Brown 10 Elmirn Shoarman
0nosihlrd lnlcros, In lot 2 block
ga pI'o oinelon" Q, 10 s'W' S,c:.
nrl ct nl interest IN Annie Laurie 90.
Mnrga'ol NOndybnkor io John
lohnron SNOW Drop lode, etc,
llg cottonwood .'.... ..,.I LD0
Snll Lake county 10 James 'r Me.
Cam, OTIS % aid ~ N ck ", oar.
den ety. plat A ,ur,,,,,,u,,,. ,,,,u,
r. IT. Lay 10 Alberto ~ combollo,
lot a. block g. OntAr o subu,.,u ~
D. II Ml,Nmon 10 w. H. llondor.
United States Of Amorlcl to David
W Teachonor Ropu llcnn mine
, luuu Mm' Muun'N,n Nt',"'p,,, 900,
lots 10 u block T. south Lawn, 9Ot
Laura 4 rolos 10 Albert n Rose,
l&Nl0 feet northeast from south,
west corner ~ lot 2, block II, plat
u uiilrupiuinttrt,,u ,tutui ,OOl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09

German nags lnicuNlncd Tho speak.
on Of tho evening was chris Diohh who
made a scholarly address,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09

Ancient wltchory WAS believed In by
only a few but tho true merit OF De-
wits witch Hazel Salvc IN known by
every one who has used II for bolls,
sores, tottcr eczema and piles,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09

Hon. NJ A. Doyns Judge Municipal Mayor
yc County Commissioner Tor DuyCoty CITY Treasurer also County
| Tax Collector writes from Jacksonville Fiat
"Ny experience and that u my family has been that pona
cclont medicine colds general debility trouble
am therefore pleased TO endorse IT, fully appreciate It's merits
and believe that honest medicine well worthy the confidence
the public"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
CUTTING SCRAPE
N COTTONWOOD.
Richard NayheId Abuses Ncrl
Butler and is Stabbed Ia
The Back
BOTH MEN HAD Been DRINKING.
,,,uble Arsss Over the Jumping Of
Certalu Land 10 Big Cotton
wood Canyon,

thcre was q cutting scrapo at BIG
cottonwood about o'clock last evening
IN which Richard MuSllol, proprietor
NJ Maynold's summer resort, located
t,t above tho stairs IN the canyon,
was stabbed In tho back by Norl Butter,
who resides about n half milo west vt
,no lower power hourc, MaSfold was
taken 10 Murray ana placed IN DR..
ZONES hospital for treatment and But.
,,r wns brought TO this city BY Deputy
ehonfls sharp, steele ana Edwards,
spd plnced In the county JAIL lie viii
nrobably be charged with assault Win
a deadly weapon with intent 10 do bodl'
" harm ,u
both men that the trouble arose over
Maxneld'a land In the canyon being
claimed by Bishop l'rinton, MaSlloli
had been away on "a prospecting tNp
ana IN his absence his resort was
Jumped lie had some trouble over the
ISpd With RIshop Brinton at Sandy yes.
,erday morning and had decided 10
eehi tho ease IN court, In the after
noon no started up the canyon 20 his
Mace lie had been drinking ana had a
hottie OF whisky with him. When he
arrived NJ Mr. Buffers home he
r,oppcd and invited Butler out ~
have a drink After drinking together
Mayned wanted 10 know why Butler
ana not Jet him know about l}rlnton
Jumping hla land, 10 this Butler re-
Piled that ne aid not know tho land
Mad been Jumped and didn't know
where MaSfcld's family wM
sTABBlNG OCCURS
Mayncld called Butler liar and com.
mcnccd abusing him and finally told
him to set his knife out and come on.
lie rushed at Butler and the latter
drew large pocket knife and stabbed
MaXncld IN the back Just under the
leit Kidney MaSncl1 thcn commenced
throwing rocks at Butler and chased
him IN tho house, After trying 10 get
,ho man to como out Of the house ana
Ne refused 60 DO 10. Mayncld went up
to tho power house ana the men there
called up Or, Bird of Murray and also
rolIncd the eheriffs Office
MEN TAKEN IN CHARGE
Deputy sherffs sharp, steele ana I'd.
wards went out and brought the
wounded man TO Murray to .ho hospital
and brought Butler 20 Jail They scs
cured the knife with which MaNncld
was stabbed and also the latters knife,
which was unopened when II was
found
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-09
TEA

Not l in 1000 who buy
ech'lling's Best wants the
money,
s'N'lns'' D.s hs uod los,,uI. 10 m..,u,,
NV poser viii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18
FLINT CARRIED AWAY
FORE TOPGALLANT
VESSEL ARRIVED YESTERDAY
AFTER AN EVENTFUL PASSAGE
TO THIS PORT FROM FRISCO.

The bark W. -. Flint. Captain john
son, made "a much slower passage this
time than is usual with her She ar
rived yesterday afternoon from San
Francisco 26 days out The vessel
had quite AN eventul voyage losing
fore yard during "a gale She is now
discharging 400 tons Of cargo for Ho-
nolulu and will sail for Eleee within a
couple Of days. She will discharge 500
tons Of cargo at Eleele and then go to
Makawel and discharge COO tons more.
The vessel win load sugar for San
Francisco at MakaweH While I'm Hoo
nolulu she viii have "a new yard made.
Captain johnson makes the following
interesting report of the passage:
Bark w. b. Flint left San Fran
cisco December %. The first three
days out had moderate winds from
west to northwest and mostly pleasant
weather afterwards for several days
had variable winds and weather. De-
cember 29, Lat. 3O:3O north Long. 1890
west I'm a fresh strong wind carried
away fore upper topsai yard. Since
then have been under jury rig in fore
mast which has retarded vessel some
what.
From January . i'm lat. 22:0O north
or about $40 miles east Of Honolulu un-
til sighting Maui have had constant
succession Of winds from southwest to
west northwest with very rough sea
from same quarters. On the and 7
January had a heavy gale from west
northwest also on the 18th inst. had a
] !, 10 "a 10
had to heave the vessel to under lower
! topsails shipping much water on deck.
ION the 10th inst, took the northeast
| trades off the east end OF Maui which
carried the vessel to port"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18
RESTARICK
ON HIS WAY HOME
HIS son ARTHUR is MUCH M
PROVED-EXPECT TO ARRIVE
BY MANCHURIA FEBRUARY 3.

Mrs. Restarick yesterday received a
cable from her husband Bishop Res
tarick from New York, saying that the
Bishop would sail from San Francisco
with their son Arthur by the Man
churia, January %, due I'm Honolulu
February 3.
Arthur is very much improved, though
stlll very weak. 1t Is his physicians
opinion that he will improve much moro
rapidly in this out of door climate with
its abundant sunshine, than I'm Boston
with nts severe climate and impossi-
bility Of being out OF doors at this
season Of the year
Contrary to the first information 70
ceived, the relapse Of Arthur Resta-
rick while on his way across the CONT
nent ,lfrom the hopeful condition of i'm
provement he was IN after his first
visit TO Boston IN October, was not due
to a fall.
Bishop Restarick was to have start
ed from Boston January l6.
The new Episcopal bishop Of Han
kow, with his wife, Will also be pas
sengers on the Manchuria
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18
NO EXPENSES
FOR MAGOON
JUDGE ROBINSON DENIES MO-
TION TO TAKE MONEY FROM
PARKER ESTATE FOR TRIP.

Judge Robinson this morning refused
to entertain the motion made by Attor-
ney j. A. Magoon this morning for an
order on a. w. Carter as trustee for
the Parker Estate, for a reasonable
sum Of money to pay his, Magoon's
expenses as attorney to proceed to
Washington and appear before the SUI
preme Court of the United States.
The motion was made by the minor
Annie r. x. Parker through her next
friend and guardian ad Item j. S.
Low represented by Magoon. Attor-
ncy Ballou was present for A, w.
Carter and argued against the motion,
questioning the jurisdiction of the
court.
Judge Robinson expressed his great
reluctance at acting in the matter as
IT was case which Judge Gear had
heard entirely. He denied the mo-
ton without prejudice on the ground
that the Supreme Court Of the United
states had issued a restraining order
on the Circuit Court of Hawaii.
The Parker ranch case is before the
Supreme Court Of the United States
i'm the form Of an application for a writ
of error and also for a permanent writ
Of prohibition on Judge Gear I'm the
case.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18
kauai CHURCHES
COMMEND CARTER
APPROVE THE ENFORCEMENT OF
THE SUNDAY LAWS AND WANT
THESE CONTINUED IN FORCE.

The <auai Association of churches
held a special meeting at the Lihue
church on the 18th at which they pass
ed resolutions commencing the gov
ernor the Marshal and the Sheriff Of
Kauai for their efficient action i'm en-
forcing the Sunday laws of the land
They also took steps to circulate petit
tons amoLg the churches of the ISL
and requesting the coming legislature
to continue the existing laws guarding
the quiet and sanctity of Sunday end
recommended the other island associa-
tipns TO do the same.
connection with this meeting Mr.
i%dgate conducted his minist r.; class,
the time Icing devoted to the study
and criticism of sermon outlines
Garden Island.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18
ADVERTISING
TOUR TO HAWAII
A NADvERTIsEMENT THAT APP
PEARS IN THE LITERARY d.
GEsT- PARTY DUE FEBRUARY.

The Literary Digest for December 81
contains quarter Of a page advertise
ment Of Gates annual tour (under
personal escorD TO Hawaii and the
Volcano Of Kilauea: An ideal winter
voyage to the land Of perpetual bloom"
The remainder Of the advert sement
IS as follows;
Leaves Chicago February 2, 1906
Leaves San Francisco February 18th.
Returning leave Honolulu February 2S.
Arrive San Francisco March G.
The ocean voyage from San Fran
cisco TO Honolulu, a distance Of 2,0sg
miles, will be made on one Of the fast
express steamers Of the Oceanic Steam
ship Company.
The cost Of the tour, which includes
every needed expense, will be $3.50 from
San Francisco.
Write for itinerary giving particulars.
Oceanic S. S. CO.. 427 Broadway, New
York Chas. II. Gates, Toledo, Ohio.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18
GRAND OPERA SINGER,

Miss Drusilla Marx, sister of Attor-
ney b. l.. Marx, will give a concert in
the Hawaiian Opera House on the even
ing of February If for the benefit of the
Young Womens Christian Association
OF this city. This will be the first on
portunity the public has had to hear
Miss Marx. Miss Marx originally
studied under Professor Stockhausen
In Germany and afterward studied
three years in Milan with Maestro Gin
ma, but principally with Maestro Bias
co, teacher of the famous Gaiare, and
under whose guidance she made her
debut In grand opera four years ago
Miss Marx was a member of the Carl
Rosa opera company in London but
she preferred grand opera however,
and returned to Italy and has been
singing there until recently, appearing.
I'm various grand opera roles, with the
exception Of one winter, which she
spent in Berlin. Her principal roles
are Carmen, Mignon Ruy Bias. Linda
di ChevaniuX and Siebel i'm Faust; Or
SIM in Lucrezla Borgia, Martha in La
Traviata, Fra DiavOlo and Magdelena
I'm RigOletto.
Miss Marx will be assisted by other
local talent to be announced shortly.
The tickets viii be sold by the mem
bers of the board of directors and mem
bers Of the association.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18
CHARGE AGAINST
SENATOR MITCHELL
ALLEGED THAT HE ACCEPTED 81
900 TO USE HIS INFLUENCE TO
SECURE LAND PATENTS.

PORTLAND, or, January as. A.
u. Puter, recently convicted In this
city, with Horace G. Mckinley, Daniel
r. Tarpley and Mrs. Emma watson OF
conspiracy to defraud the United
states Government Of public lands,
made a statement TO the Telegram to-
day I'm contradiction to statements is
sued by United states Senator John II.
Mitchell, indicted on Saturday last by
"A federal grand jury on evidence sim
liar to that presented at the criminal
trial Of the persons recently convict
ed. Puter's statement follows:
when ] said that / gave Senator
Mitchell $4,000 to use his influence with
Binger hermann to expedite those land
claims i'm III | told the truth, and
Senator Mitchell knows it.
Il gave Senator Mitchell $1,000 to get
these patents through and ! will say
that never regretted telling anything
so much i'm my life as the fact that
Mitchell took the money. / never told
a living soul i'm my life before gave
the details to Mr.. Hehey. 1 never told
it to Mckinley or Tarplay, my partners
i'm these deals. l kept an entry book
I'm which / made entries Of every cent
spent i'm connection with getting these
lands to patent. All the costs of fling
were entered, as well as railroad fares
etc. The only entry / made of this
money given to Mitchell was $4,000
L. Mckinley may have had an idea
of his own as to where the money went
but never told him.
Mitchell had no intimation from me
as to the fraudulent character Of the
entries to this land.
Il never so much as intimated it to
him. But w en- Hermann gave me to
understand that the land was down
and out and that the matter would
have to be referred bacq to the Oregon
| City land office l went to Senator Nit
chell and told him that these patents
would have to go through for the rea-
son that If they were referred back to
the original Office they would be re-
jected. 1 told him that the entrymen
were scattered and that it would be
to get them together again.
81 laid two $1,000 bills on the table.
Mitchell said that it was too much. |
was desperate over a desire to get the
patents through, and told him to take
| it and do what he could to influence the
/ Commissioner Congressman Hermann)
/ to take the claims up and get the pa
tents issued. l knew that as United
! States Senator. Mitchell would have a
! lot of influence with the Land Office,
and [ was willing to pay that amount
TO have the patents issued.
Il knew the special agents had made
a report on the lands, but of the ma
ture of the report / had no means of
knowing and | was at a loss to know
why Commissioner Hermann threw the
claims out l don't know to this day
why he did it, but when he told me the
/ last time | was before him that the
lands would have to go back to the
/ Oregon City office l went to see Nit
chell at once. All / know about Her
mann is that after the money was paid
to Mitchell and l had given him that
inducement to make a good hard talk,
/ that Hermann changed his mind. Why
he did 1t 1 don't know, and would not
presume TO say.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18
BYAUTHORITY
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION.
TENDERS FOR PRINTING REPORT.

Sealed Tenders for printing and bind
ing Five Hundred copies Of the forth
coming Report Of the Department Of
Public instruction win be received at
the office Of the Department until
twelve o'clock noon Of Tuesday jan
uary a. 1905.
Size Of page, quality Of paper and
general style of work to correspond
with what is usual in Hawaiian Gov
crnment reports Samples Of paper
proposed to b" used must be submit
ted with the bids
lids to sta,e the price per Page Of
Pain matter and the price per page
for tables, ana to include the covers
and title page without extra charge.
No insets will be allowed. all tables
must go on the regular sized page.
Work must Do completed and de-
livered not later than Tuesday, Feb
ruary 14th and a penalty Of Ten Dol
lars day viii be charged for each day
Of delay beyond that time.
l'y order OF the Department of pub
lie Instruction,
ALATAu r. ATKINSON.
Superintendent.
c. r. R"IGERs.
Secretarv
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18
MINSTRELSY FROM
THE BR NY DEEP
UNCLE SANS. BLUE JACKETS TO
GIVE AN ENTERTAINMENT AT
THE OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW.

Honolulu is to hear some minstrelsy
that has evoked plaudits IN all the big
cities Of the Orient. The minstrel
troupe aboard the New ORLEANS will
give an entertainment at the Hawaiian
Opera House tomorrow evening. The
troupe Is made up of the best talent
from all the ships Of the Asiatic fleet,
the fleet that was here year ago. Most
Of them are service expired men who
are on their way home II Is said for
them that their minstrel first part Is
second to none in the professional min
strel line.
In this part the "Emperors Of Fun
and Mirth," Fuller and Hetherington
are the end men, and j. f. Forster,
late Of Haverlys Ministries, is the In
terlOcutor.
Some Of the best talent in the COM
pany are such well known artists as
"Filipiak' the baton swinger; Opper-
man and Bright, musical artists; and
the Harmony Four" Morris, Bright,
Dickerson and Phillips.
The New Orleans minstrels have
given performances I'm Shanghai, Hong
Kong, Manila, Chefoo, Yokohama, Ko-
be- Nagasah and Toxic ana every
where were pronounced an excellent
The troupe Is under direct manage
ment Of II. p. Crandall, Surgeon, u
s. ~.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii
At Chambers.-In Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Maleka
Hakau Nahalau (w) of Honolulu,
Deceased.
Order Of Notice of Hearing Petition for
Administration.
On Reading and Filing the Petition
of William X. Nahalau, husband of
said deceased, alleging that said de-
ceased, of Honolulu, died fntestate at
said Honolulu, on the 18th day of De-
cember, A. d. 1904, leaving property in
the Hawaiian Islands necessary to be
administered upon, and praying that
Letters of Administration issue to c.
F, Peterson.
1t is Ordered that Monday, the 18th
day of February, A. d. 1905, at II
o'clock a. m, be and hereby is appoint
ed for hearing said Petition in the
Court Room Of this Court, at Honolulu
Oahu, at which time and place all per-
sons concerned may appear and show
cause, If any they have, why sid Petit
ton should not be granted, and that
notice of this order be published in the
English language, once a week, for
three successive weeks, i'm The Hawaii
an Star, newspaper in Honolulu.
Dated at Honolulu, Oahu, January
18th, 1905.
J. II. DE BOLT,
D'lrst Judge of the Circuit Court of the
First Circuit.
Attest:
]. A. THOMPSON, ar-
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the First
Circuit.
c. f. Peterson, Attorney for Petit
toner.
Asian. II, IS, %, Feb. 1.