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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record November ls. 1906

Entered for Record November 1S, 1905,
From 8 a. m. to p. m.
w M Campbell to George Osborne. D
Heinrich Gumpfer to G Cordes. -. B S
G Cordes to Seattle Brewing g. NJ
20. ..'''..'......' .....s''C M
Bertha Peck and hsb to trs of
First Blk of Hilo Ltd ..........,.. NJ
Ho Sun to Ho Yuen Soy............B B S
Maggie Fisher TO ] Alfred Magoon d
d X Wailehua ct al to Mary E
Low .'.......... ............s.. -
Hawn Realty & Mat Co Ltd to
Benjamin B Kaoao .............. r
Hawn Realty & Mat Co Ltd to
Mary A Maikai ................... r
Mary A Maikai and hsb to Geo H
Kentwell :. ..................... NJ
Hawaiian Trust Co Ltd to Notice. N
Mrs Waiola Wailehua to Mary e
Low N ~
Kalanionehu and hsb to R Kekula
kauka ...................... -
Orhpeum Co Ltd by comr to George
Tourny ..............'....... &c u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-17

Entered for Record November IA, 1905,
From Q a. m. to d. m.
Cabrinha & Co to Antonio r Pr
mental ct al .............,......... IL
Antonio X Pimental ct al to Man
uel y Pimental Sr .............,. NJ
Kamealani Kaahu and hsb to Ed
gar HenriQues and VT .............. ID
b Kaoao to Andrew Adams ....... l.
Mrs Keliikuewa AlSini ct al to Pa
cific Sugar Mill ................... l.
C All Tong Tai Lung to See Chez
Tong ...........,.......s..
John NJ Bright to Pioneer Min Co
Ltd ...................... II
Lucy X Henriques to NJ w Tschu-
di .................... ..''.''''.a NJ
Entered for Record November 10, 1905,
From 9 a. m. to D. m.
Wing Sing Chong Co to Water
house & Kopke .....,.............C NJ
Liliuokalani to Trs of Est of James
Campbell ..............A "a ,
w II Shipman to Cecil Brown tr. "A NJ
NJ X Hull to William X Mihiole... r
F A Schaefer and VT to Kaia. $50. d
Henry Holmes and WI to Robert
Scott ...................... d
C A Brown and VT to Oahu Rail-.
way & Land Co ................... D
Kauakahi (l<) ct al to Naholo-
waa (k) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ID
Paikalani Naholowaa ct al to La
hela Kapika Kea ................. d
Lam Chung Chin by atty of mtge
to Martha Berger ................FA f A
Sarah Robertson ct al to Henry
!. n ReStaricl n
Meaai Kekuewa to Esther X Baker D
Kapiolani Est Ltd to Charles X
Farden D
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-17
CASTLE & COOKE Co.. Id
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants
SUGAR FACTORS.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
The EVA Plantation Company.
The waialua Agricultural Co.. Ltd
The Kohsla Cugar Company.
he Waiinea Sugar Mil Company.
ne Fulton Iron Works. st. Louis. Mo
The Star daid OH Company.
The George F. Blake Eteam Pumpa
weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life lnsur-
snce Company, of Boston
The Aetna Insurance Co., OF Hart
ford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company. Of
London.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-17

The foregoing list omits the many
mishaps of channel collision. capsizing,
fires, and mysterious disappearances
which have occurred around these is
lands. as also the numerous deep sea
casualties that were first reported here.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-21
A warning to Mothers.

Too much care cannot b used with
snall children durinG the hot weather
q TIE ssmner months 10 guard
oOainst bowel trosbles. Al . rule 10
u ealy nsaeesary 70 give the child .
6sss q oas>se oil - correct any dis
ec1es q ~ bowels. Do not ~ sny
pabeoits1s. bat give The old.fashiened
eogoee I'll. ard - that II 10 fresh. -
sAnoll ell naueea1ss esd has . tsn.
Aeoeg - ssips. X tkis dsss net chsok
~ bewsis aivs Ohanbsslain's
uDlSa. Oholeea - Diasshesa Remedy
- ~ ~ = saster ~, -
The daily tribune., 1905-08-21
SECURING sEEPAaE-Mr. 3

EOUh1N3 6EEfA0E-Mf. n.
B. House Of the mathematical do.
paEtment Of the Colorado Agricul.
tural college was In she city today
aud CALLED at The Tribune offloe. II
was told." said Prof House. ION
reaching town that got terrible
roast In The Tribune, on account Of
taking the seepass measurement Of the
water along Beaver creek. and called
to see the articls.'' A paper was
handed to the professor who stated
after reading the item that II wa
correct. with the exception OF the
wording. where Il says at 10 reported
they get into the good graces Of the
farmers by pretendins 10 Be 10 yn-
pathy with them." This part. Prof.
House says 10 unloading. They
treat the farmers friendly and court.
sously bot do not try TO deceive them.
Their work be says 10 simpl. securing
the seepage along Beaver orsek ~
they get what the farmers are en-.
titled to or own from the state engi :
nssrs ofiios. They have nothing 10
keep from the public ~ Il will al
come out and b. published anyway.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-21

MISSED TONG RANOH-Jefl
Tong . prominent ranohmsu Of Eight
Mile was = caller at this office Mon.
day and reports that the big storm Of
Saturday night missed his place pass.
ing between him and Lincoln Park.
he noticed the storm form in two dis.
tinct places but they seemed to come
together just west of the Union mill
at Florence. between the two clouds
appeared TO be white streAE and
from this Mr.. Tong 10 satisfied the
bail came which did 20 much damage.
Mr.. Tong 10 speaking about the drill.
ing experiments going on In Eight
Mile declared they would b success.
ful. and in i've more years from now
We would see that land between this
Union mill and Eight Mile In
blooming orchards and waving alfal.
fa or beet nslds inhabited BY pros.
porous and happy farming oommu.
nifty.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-21
sh. di... . nay B. checked iu IT. in.

the dissA may b checked IN Its In.
cipteucy and ell danger avoided. The
catsoF oil and this rsmedv should bs
procsrsd at onos and kept ready for
instant ~ - soon - the nrst indica.
sion Of asv bowel trouble appears
This II ths most s1sosssfal trsatmsnt
known ssd usy b rolled spon With
implicit confidence even II oases Of
cholsra infantsm. For sals By all
dealers. mwf
The daily tribune., 1905-08-21
Schwab to Visit Carnegie.

London, Aug 81 - -Onarles n. Schwsb
arrived hero today. and will 70
direct to Skibo. The fact that hs
will call on Mr.. Carnegie gives riss
70 report that the Immense Carnegie
arnoF pists plant 10 TO do . grsat
deal Of the Russian armor plate work.
1r. schwsb 10 going to Russia also.
and hss with hfnfsens f.nous sns,.
nssrs. He intends 70 oloss his armer
plaas deal With ~ RussiAnA
The daily tribune., 1905-08-21

Tho annual water nsiol day sxcur.
sion 70 Rocky Ford. Ssptsubsr 7sh.
q 70 for round strip on that dGy.
GOOD on special train. vie the eauta
Fs lsavisG Florence u 7:sS ., -. i.
rstarnins leave Rocky Ford 5:sS p. n.
<A.0l
The daily tribune., 1905-08-21

A WlNDFALL-The hailstorm il
proving . windfall for paper hangers.
roofers and those dealing In glass
and putty. They were all busy to.
day.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-21

Family bottled beer pins or quarts.
by ths oass delivered at your door By
John WssteuTidsr. 10 .. Main.
ehsss blask ~. NV
The daily tribune., 1905-08-21
..EeeaI new.

POSTPONED-Th funeral of E.
kanouss has been postponed until 2
O'Clock p. m. Thursday the place to
be named later.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-21

Furniture and piano movina Nil.
las, the "tRassfer man," osrnse Front
~ Piks's Peak svssss. ~
The daily tribune., 1905-08-21

The Pueblo Chisftain (daily) } morn.
Ing aud Tue Tfibuns evening = the
two only TO . month when paid q
this once il advanos. Il
The daily tribune., 1905-08-21
ABOUT YOUR NEi0HB0Rs
AND YOURSELVES

-Nrs. e. g. Watts lsft this morn.
ing for Delta to visit her mother.
CHARLES Rocksfellow was up from
Pueblo visiting friends yesterday.
Ed. Snyder snd George Crouch
drove to Canon Yesterday afternoon.
MN J. g. Thickens and daugh-
tor Thelma were In Canon City yes
terday.
John Bald and family visited rel
htives 1t Goal Greek and Rockvals
yesterday.
"A. J. Hymaa and family. left At
noon for Omaha to remain for .
month or three weeks.
Miss Matte Lockard. CLERK at
Hadleys was taken sick this morning
and was compelled to 90 home.
Miss Beatrice. NcOaudlesa and
Mrs. and Mrs.. MoCandless. her guests,
returned from Cripple Greek today.
Ralph Patterson. Of Auskagse. l.
T., nephew Of Mrs. W. L. Aacs.
stopped over In Florence between
trains today.
Mrs. Walter O. Smith of West
Ssoond street has been quite sick for
several days. She ia threatened with
. siege Of typhoid.
Mis- Maude Orr of Pueblo. came
up Saturday evening and remained
over Sunday the gue.t Of her friend,
Mis- Bell Kennedy.
W. n. Mitchell and William
Davis. delegates to the National con.
vent,on OF Eagles in Denver. returned
from the Capital city yesterday.
e. e. Owen and wife Of Chicago
who were the guests Of Prof. Newell
have gone eaat. Mr.. Owen IL night
editor Of the Chicago Ohroniols. q
Frank CArmody and Paul Tan.
nsr left yesterday for Parlins on .
fishing trip and to Join the Aarshall
Eakin party that lsfs Last week.
Mis- Ruby Scott returned from
6alida yesterday whore she has boon
attending her sister. Mrs.. George
6ausaman. who hes bsen quite Ill.
IT. n. Rowells Joined . party Of
ssvsntesn Young Canon people yesesr-
day ana spent the day on ranohiat
Webster park. fourteen miles west Of
Canon.
Mrs. v. A. Hutton and Fred LETT
today for trip 10 0lenwood Spr ing
and other points In the western part
Of the state. They will b gone three
weeks.
-Mrs. Charles Lazarus. son Joshua
and daughter. who have been visit
log Frs@ont county friends the Last
two weeks. left for their home In
Denver today.
m. q. Slaughter left this morn.
ing for bis home In Liberty. No., 10
visit homo folks and on the fifteen th
OF September be will 20 to Telluride
to work in one OF the mills.
Mr.. and Ars. p. Purdy have
given up their residence In Florence
and moved to Colorado spr ings whore
they v Ill In future reside. Mr.. Purdy
having been Transferred BY the com
papy TO moro lucrative positiou
-Mrs J. Victor McOaudless, son
and daughter. left yesterday on No.
8 for Oakland. California. whore they
will visit for sixty or ninety days
With Mrs. McCandlsss' parents. Mr.
AoCandlsss accompanied them part
way.
-Missss Annie and Kate McCou.
nell have returned from their trip to
the Pacific coast. Miss Whiscomb
stopped over In Lcsdville. Aiss Mosher
In Trinidad and Aiss CuYran In Coal. !.
dale. The yousE women travelled
from British Columbia 70 Old Mexico.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-21

II pays 70 advsrsiss yssr wants 4.
~ TribsnA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
PERSONALS

G, l.. Marsh Of Goldneld, New, is reg
istered nc the Wilson,
Il. s.. Hooper, an old time travelling
man, IS at the Wilson from Denver.
Il, r, Freudcnthal, a prominent mer-
chant OF Milford, h a guest al the
Southern hotel
James G. Leary has gone to Gentle
valley ON n live stock contracting trip,
and viii be away for one week.
President r, u. Rich of the Produce
Exchange Is able to get Off his sick bed
and attend to his business once more,
Miss Alice Hilbert, a santaquln school
teacher Is visiting with friends IN this
city while the santaquin schools are
closed
James Saylle, head OF the crock
cry department OF n, G, NJ. /. has re-
turned from n New York trip after a
months absence.
William Anderson son of Hugh An
derson Of this city, and the promising
young architect and engineer, is visit
Ing with his father ON return TO this
country from the Philippines,
Mr.. Frank 1, clayton and his sister,
Miss Mamie Clayton, loft this after
noon for Los Angeles Via San Fran
cisco, where Mr. Clayton win continue
AZ car accountant With the San Pedro
road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28

the lloral offerings Of friends, and n
contest In which the guests were re-
CURED to write verses to the guest OF
honor was employed, the prize being
won by Mrs, George A, smith
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Moyle entertain
at their home tonight
The Woman's club met today with
Mrs. A. j, Johnson
The Cleofan met with Mrs, Charles
Wells, and Mrs. W. ID. Ritter and Mrs
II. l.. A. Culmer gave critical COM
Iaents on Shakespeares play Henry
Mrs. Charles Bonettl was at home
Informally TO her friends this afternoon,
previous to leaving for Boise,
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Nye left yes
terday for Denver whore they viii re-
side.
The High school alumni bah postpon-
cd last Friday VIII take place on Satur-
day &C Unity hall.
The Women's Relief corps of the
Mexican Post win be entertained next
Thursday by Mrs, Mankln at her
Calder's park residence.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. c, Miller are IN Calf
forna.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
WEATHER REPORT

Record M the local Office q, =,
weather bureau for The "A hours ona, tne
at g a. m. today: '"ulng
Barometer reading at IN. M
inches; temperature at a. m o1'gA
grees, maximum, "a: mininn,,'i &C.
mean, a., which is degrees qboys SJi
NAL. ''o'e nor
Excess Of the daily moan tompor,,,
since the first Of the month. AZ dosn.''ule
hNcSss OF daiiy mean temperanro
Precipitation since the first NJ a.
month, Lzs men which is "a inch hao'
deficiency In precipitation since in,
FORECASTS TILL p. NJ. WrnNps
DAY. '-''
vicinity; ivy una
Partly cloudy with posslblv r,,.
snow tonight or Wednesday '"'" or
For Utah Forecast made AZ Do,y..
Colo. '"'e''
Fair north portion. oceaslor,i r,,,
south portion tonight and Weduesday
Wyoming ''
Fair tonight and Wednesday. wo,n
er tonighti cooler Wednesday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer Is highest oyer ~,
middle and northren Rocky mountain
slope ana northern plateau, ana lo,'
est over the south Pacific and Main
Atlantic states and southern platcan
region.
Precipitation occurred over portions
Of Utah. New Mexico, Arizona Callfor
MIA, oregon, Washington, British "a,
lumbia, Tennessee, West Texas Wo,,
Virginia, Pennsylvania, New yorL
District Of Columbia and Vernon 7,
was raining this morning AT Nodena'
Spokane and Pittsburg, and snowIng
at Blkins, scranton and Mortified
The temperature changes were pan.
orally slight except rise Of 10 40.
grees or more over portions Of Oregon
Vermont and Manitoba; and cora.
spending fall over portions OF Mlcbl.
gan, Tennessee and Georgia No zero
temperature was reported
r j. HYATT
Local Forecaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

"rhe Silver Slipper opens It's three
performance engagement at the Salt
Lake Theater this evening. An excel
lent presentation Is looked for.
There Is much OF fair promise In store
fot those who are ticlded with good
comedy Harry COrson Clarke who
opened AN engagement Of seven weeks
at the Grapd thcater last night, proved
easily that he has capable company
as 0f old, and that every evening of his
long engagement VIII be worth while
The audience was his from the first
without The asking
what happened TO Jones" was
healthfully humorous as well as sani-
tary, Although 1t had appeared here
before, II brought out "A fun house, and
one that enjoyed it as deeply as Clarke
was ever enjoyed In the old days when
the Grand was more or less his perma-
Lent home. II there Is any change In
his manner 1t IL for the better The
absence OF the broad, the overdone, ana
especially the coarse IN laugh-makIng
was a noticeable feature, and one that
makes the prospect for seven weeks
such as last night inviting
The company which Mr.. Clarke brings
with him Is above the average of popu-
lar priced stock companies, and one OF
them who VIII play the role of heavy
fayoritc Is Miss Margaret Dale owen,
whose sweet ana frolcksomc manner
proved a winner last night
Among the plays promised after the
present week are Ills Absent Boy"
"Why Smith Left Home, "Whoso Baby
Arc Youq" "rhe BrIxon Burglary,S
Lost TWenty-four Hours, "rhe Amer
lean citizen "On the Trail, % and "our
Regiment
What Happened 10 Jones" holds the
stage for the rest Of the present week,
and ought to draw comfortable houses.
The next attraction at the Salt Lake
Theater following 1.-THE silver Slipper"
Is Kerry Cow" and after that "Shaun
Rhue,' both OF which VIII be presented
by Joseph Murphy The dates are Fri
day and Saturday Of this week
Mother Goose" with its great and
brilliant following and It's notable ag-
grogatlon Of fun makers, win he IN Salt
Lake on Monday next, making ready
for the big presentation OF the Drury
lane spectacle one week from tonight.
The show is IN three acts, each with
from Ave TO six scenes The story" TO
the spectacle Is blending of mythol-
0gical lines and the broadcast of farce
comedy Briefly, II "a a contest be-
tween the demon King" and Hearts
ease, the Fairy Queen I'm which
mother Goose Is selected MS the one
mortal who Is cOntcutod. The De-
mon having asserted that even moth
en- Goose could not stand prosperity she
was endowed with the Golden Goose"
which would remain with her and fur
nish her with unlimited wealth as long
as she was contented, but would ny
Qway II she became discontinued. The
resulting action follows the test, which.
after an sorts of comical trials, ended
with everybody happy, and the De-
mon" finally yanqushed
Tho sale Of seats VIII begin Thursday
morning. The engagement 10 for 1--WE
nights ana two matlnees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
LEGlSLATlVE GOSSIP.

The state solons with their wives
ana sweethenrts, VIII dance at Amer-
can Fork tonight
Representative Kinney enacted the
role OF speaker the greater part Of the
time yesterday afternoon
The committee ON military Affairs viii
meet I'm the house chamber Ht 10
o'clock tomorrow morning,
Messrs Joseph, stookcy and Gundry
the subcommittee appointed 10 look
into the matter " worlds fair pur-
chasos At ST. Louis, left last night after
having been regularly excused for one
week
A. IT, Moyes, the governors nppoIntee
for state fish and game warden. was
I'm town today shaking hands with his
many friends II was thought that
the appointment OF Mr. Moyes, which
was held up by the senate several days
ago, would be acted upon this after
noon
The committee on public health held
a spirited session last evening and
discussed what Is known as the med
teal bill, with regulars" osteopaths
and Chrlstian Scientists ON the firing
line. The meeting is said to have been
one OF the most interesting OF the ses-
sion,
Speaker Hull Informed his colleagues
during yesterdays session, that he had
been assured by the best legal talent
In the state that bills, 10 pass, must
so through intact, and that the emerg-
ency clause could not be detached after
rollcall because the measure had failed
TO receive the necessarily. two-thirds
vote.
There was @ Joint meeting last even
ing, at the Kenyon hotel, OF the irri-
cation committees Of the senate and
the house, when a subcommittee con-
ssting OF Senators Mckay and Larsen
and Representatives Austin and Marks,
was appointed to confer with Atty
Gen, Greeden. Atty H. s. Richards,
Atty. Oscar w. Moyle, State Engineer
Doremus and Prof c. l.. Swendson OF
the government reclamation service.
relative TO the new irrigation bills In
troducod recently into the house Tho
idea Of this conference Is 10 secure
light on the subject made more or less
dark by almless discussions, and tho
honorable members want to know lust
whore they are at Light specially is
needed on the constitutlonaity Of the
present irrigation law which has been
questioned by the advocates Of the pro-
posed legislation who claim that the
law leslslates ON more than one subject,
ana confers judicial powers on the state
engineer IN that 1t makes him the
adJudlcator Of water rights.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
TWENTY YEARS
FOR FORGERY.
We're Two Checks and They We're
Drawn on the State Bank
OF Utah
ONE YEAR FOR EACH DOLLAR.
Pleaded Guilty a Few Days Ago and
For Mercy Today, Then Got
Solar Plexus Sentence.

Twenty years In the state prison at
hard labor is the sentence imposed by
Judge Armstrong today upon W. H..
Barnett, alias W. II. Deming, who sew
eRl days ago entered pleas Of guilty
In the criminal division Of the district
court to two charges OF forgery and ut
tering forged instruments, This win
be Barnetts nth term in the state
prison for forgery II IS said he Is
absolutely unrefornoble.
ON Jan. 81, 1905, Barnett forged r. j,
Moran's name 10 two checks on the
state Bank Of Utah for the sum OF $40
each. one OF the checks was passed
upon Robert Birkin, Jr, and the other
ON G. Cowan. There were five other
charges Of forgery against Barnett but
they VIII probably be dismissed. Bar
rett made quite plea Tor lenlency
before sentence was passed upon him.
Fred r. Rychel who was arraigned
several days ago upon the charge Of
burglary appeared before Judge Arm-
strong this morning and entered a
plea Of not guilty TO the charge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28
THE STRAWBERRY
VALLEY SCHEME.
Twelve Hundred Owners Make
Formal Petition to tie
Government.
PROFESSOR SWENDSEN TALKS.
State Engineer Doremus Expects Def.
mite Information and 0rganiza.
ton 10 the Near Future

petition has been received by Prof.
George l.. Swendsen from 1900 land
owners in the vicinity OF the proposed
strawberry river irrigation project.
and win be sent, to the interior depart
ment Mt Washington, u. c. The petit
TONERS bind themselves to pay as high
as $40 per acre for 2. Q feet OF water IL
the undertaking proves success.
These people are among the first ones
to act IN the great reclamation project
undertaken by the United States recla-
nation department, the water users
OF Bear river and Weber river having
ms yet taken no definite steps In the
matter Speaking OF the proposed
plans Of the government in relation TO
the question OF the reclamation and r.
rlgatlon Of arid lands, Mr., Swendsen,
who IS actively engaged in making pre-
hminary examinations said;
"Tho complications the government
meets I'm retaining the partly rrgat-
ed lands are immense, For example
the government cannot ignore the ex-
listing canals and water systems that
have been In use for years, It cannot
take the water rights eway from the
lands that have been settled upon and
irrigated for 25 years There are hun
dreds and even thousands OF land own
ers under the proposed irrigation river
systems, and before the government
can deal with them they must be or
ganized
THE reclamation work that can be
accomplished In Utah is great and II
the government finds the project now
under consideration possible ana the
land onwers organize themselves into
an association, the work will be soon
under way on the government lands
the reclamation department can go
ahead with It's work and supply all the
land with water IT can then invite
the citizens TO come and homestead
the country without meeting the diff
culties where the land is partly settled
and under irrigation.
THE projects that are now before the
department Of the interior for consld-
Grafton viii add hundreds OF thousands
Of acres to land already under lrrga-
ton and it means untold wealth to the
state Of Utah II the land owners win
go ahead with their part of the work"
ENGINEER DoREMUs.
State Engineer Doremus Is confident
that by March 10 sufficient information
viii have been secured from water us
ers and owners within the territory Of
the proposed greater Utah irrigation
-
ior department that the great majority
Of people to be benefited by the irriga-
ton scheme are agreed TO treat favor
ably with the government The dissat-
isled element is found 10 be so small as
to occasion no particular apprehension, -,