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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04

where he has stood by the Superin-
tendent always with advice and sug-
gestion of the greatest value.
Prof. Alexander was appointed a
member of the Board of Archives I'M
der the act creating that body passed
by the last legislature, and leaves the
school department because the work
of the Archives Board. very congenial
to him as close student of history,
lures him. He desires, in fact, to de-
vote all his attention, and all the time
that he can spare, to the work incident
to his membership in the Archives
Board. And so, while the schools Of
Hawaii will lose in his loss, there will
be distinct gain to Hawaii. in the
historiographic sense. There is much
that is historically interesting being
brought to light in the search of the
archives, and much more promised. No
man living, perhaps, can put this ma
terial to better use, or preserve it bet
ter, than Prof. Alexander.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04
GOVERNOR MEANS
TO COME BACK
STILL GOVERNOR

now who the know wondering whether
did send real enough formal
ton the President
Because develops that the Governor drew money
his Office for the price Of ticket to New York and back The
voucher reads 1885, Of trip New York and return to
consult the President"
If that Governor
Governor does That he has gone the
President Governor Of without saying But his
resignation President Roosevet hands, If should
before his he could
And yet the voucher calls for trip and
return at public expense.
this where Secretary Atkinson acting
his bunch? 1t will be that
that started for the mainland
Secretary Atkinson afternoon paper interview
which he asserted very positively that Governor Carter who
away Governor would also back Governor And when
pressed for the faith that in him. the Secretary
said that he had hunch."
Is possible Secretary about this wonderland
That solution altogether probable The Secretary
position to know.
Anyway this last development will of the Gov
errors the mainland to be awaited with keener
interest Honolulu For if Governor Carter back Gov
the hundred that will
Governor And in that may out that the resigna
ton may have been explanation than anything else
expressed desire for than wish quit altogether
That would be like Carter.
The explanation being supplemented by another by word
mouth the whole affair the French say would arrange itself
And the stay at home statesmen who have permitted their b
ton busy itself would be given chance their
ter during the heated term.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04
PORTUGUESE
ARE READY

As reported in this paper, Frank P.
Sargent, U. S. Commissioner of Immi-
grafton, addressing the Territorial
Board of Immigration, spoke of the
probability of a grape wine industry
if people from Northern Italy were in
troduced here. 1t happened that within
an hour before that meeting, j. w.
Pratt, Commissioner of Public Lands.
in the course of conversation with an
Advertiser reporter on land settlement
matters, preached an idea of how u
considerable grapergrowing and wine
making industry might be created right
in the environs of Honolulu.
Mr. Pratt referred to the reservation
of the Makiki watershed lands for the
purposes of Honolulus water supply.
There is an area of about 1000 acres
and Mr.. Pratt estimates its value at an
average of $3.50 an acre, or $4,000 for
the whole. AS a matter Of fact, there
are bottom lands within the confines of
the reservation assessed as high as ST.
600 an acre.
At six per cent. per annum, $4,000
represents $4,000 year to the Terri
tory's debit against whatever the
reservation may yield in value Of
water. Yet all of the Makiki water in
sight, Mr.. Pratt says, would not make
a volume of more than one-third the
capacity of six-inch pipe.
1t looks to Mr.. Pratt. who has had
and water rates adjusting, like very
high price to pay for the quantity Of
water. He considers that it would be
more economical to pump water from
the ample subterranean resources
known to exist, particularly at Pawaa,
IL that district. Especially is he i'm
pressed with this opinion because the
surface water requires filtration to
insure it's purity, which the artesian
water does not.
Mri Pratt, with the views just men
toned, declared his belief that, should
he give notice to the Portuguese Con-
sui that the Makiki reservation would
be offered for settlement in small lots,
a day would not pass until applications
covering the entire area were filed.
The result of such settling Of the land
by Portuguese would be seen in hill
sides covered with vineyards, adding
greatly to the scenic attractions of
Honolulu. Then the revenue from
taxes on the holdings would far exceed
the cost of finding water from another
source. Moreover, the cultivation of
ground now bare would tend to improve
the climate and, as trees and shrubs
would be included in the culture, the
purpose of conservation of moisture in
the soil. benefiting the natural reser-
voir underground, would incidentally he
subserved.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04
FUND
NOT USED

By the expiration of the time limit
on the loan bill appropriations. great
number of public improvements that
had been provided for in the loan bill
have been lost, The money, however,
is still on hand, and can be used for
other purposes-by going through with
the proper formalities. The toiai
amount that will accrue from lapsed
appropriations is $29S,600
The improvements provided for in
the last loan bill that will not be made,
unless they should be provided for
hereafter, are as follows:
Wharf at Kahului. appropriation $780,
0OO
New penitentiary on Oahu, appropri-
alton $4,000.
Armory at Honolulu, appropriation
$4,000.
New road, waipio valley, Hawaii,
1900.
Retaining wall, Wailoa river. Hilo.
s27O0.
Culvert at Puepaku. $1,000.
County building, Hilo, $4,000.
County building, Kailua, Hawaii, $15.-
0o0
Homestead road, Kolo to Kuhuiopea.
$4,000.
Road from Kawaihoe to Puuhue,
$4,000.
County building, Waikiki. $4,000.
Street expense, Wailuku, s67Oo.
Outfall sewer, Honolulu, $4,000.
Three fire stations, Honolulu, $4,000.
Bridge at Kaneohe, $4,000.
County building, Lihue, $4,000.
In addition to this, the building of
the insane asylum at Honolulu Is held
up. 1t being the purpose of the Terri
torial officials to bring suit against the
bondsmen for the contractors as soon
as the contract time expires. This is
the old cement brick quarrel, In the
course of which Pinkham gained dis
tinction In the matter of an uninvented
machine. The contract price for this
building is $500
The archives building appropriation
was saved, as related In the Advertiser
of yesterday, and In addition to this
contracts have been let to save two
other loan appropriations within the
time limit, namely an appropriation of
$4,000 for an extra electric generator
in Honolulu, and an appropriation of
$4,000 for the Wailuku armory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
GIVES UP NOTHING

"Under the Supreme Court decision, y
said Attorney-General Andrews yester-
day. this department gives up nothing.
The ruling is specific. The power of the
department remains the same. and its
responsibility as to the prosecution of
criminal cases in the Circuit Courts. In
deed, the power Of the department is
enlarged, for it is made responsible
also for prosecutions of criminal cases
in the District Courts, that power be-
ing explicitly taken away from the
Sheriff of Oahu.
"Oh, yes, We will let Mr.. Douthitt
prosecute. We have no desire to inter
fere with him. In fact, he must report
to this Office. under the County Act.
But this department gives up nothing,
and will in no way be changed"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04
HEAVY DAMAGES WON
IN TIE H|LO COURT

HILO, June 30.-The Circuit Court at
Hilo has had an exciting case in prog
ress for a week and the jury has rem
dered a verdict for the PLAINTIFF In the
sum of eight thousand five hundred
dollars. This is the largest verdict for
damages ever given in the Fourth Cir
cult. The action Is that of VIM. Fer
nandes. Hilo storekeeper. against
Evangeline da Silva, bailiff of the court
and II. s. Overend, formerly deputy
sheriff of Hawaii. Early in 1908 the
plaintiff was arrested for fornication
and was obliged to give bail for his
appearance. When he appeared in
court the plaintiff produced his mar
rage certificate showing that he was
lawfully married to the co-defendant
and this terminated the criminal case.
The Portuguese of Hilo were very much
worked up over the illegal arrest and
as soon as 1t was shown who were the
parties behind the proceeding, an ac-
ton for malicious prosecution was COM
menced against the Deputy Sheriff and
Bailiff.
At the trial it was shown that Silva
had been ill-disposed toward the plain
tin for a long time and that the arrest
for fornication was an act of malice
for the purpose of getting even. The
Silva. took peedli4r posi-
tion when he called largs number OF
witnesses to prove that tn iplaintiff was
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04

ONCE" went on the Governor. ''The
transfers will ali be made tonight. just
as they are In Honolulu, and there will
be not the slightest friction anywhere.
1t would be desirable 10 have all the
county treasurers come to Honolulu, In
order that each might confer with the
Territorial Treasurer, and get thor
ough understanding Of his duties. 1t
seems to me that they might as well do
this, as their real duties do not begin
until July s1st, when they will receive
their first installment Of cash for run
ming expenses"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04
QUEEN HMMA,s VIII.

Bruce Cartwright, trustee Of the
Queen Emma estate, moves to have n
day set for hearing his suit agaist the
Queens Hospital. Bruce Cartwright as
administrators of Albert X. Kunuiakea
and A. N. Campbell as administrators of
Mele L. Kunuiakea- The suit is to pro-
cure q construction OF Queen Emma's
will for the purpose of apportioning
rights to the property.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04
THE HONOLULU CHINESE
ARE AGAINST EXCLUSION


1900 Chinese
X.
Chinese Society," meeting
extended those merchants
to in
the meeting wi appear tomor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04
CHARLES L. WIGHT.


Harrington to succeed himself on the
same board.
Mr.. Wight Is one Of the best known
men in the Territory, having for many
years past been the manager of Wild
er's Steamship Company. a corporation
that has lately passed out of existence
practically through merger with the
Inter-Island. AS such manager Mr..
Wight has been brought into contact
with men from all parts of the Terri
tory, and knows the needs Of all parts.
Also, he has always taken a strong in
terest in educational matters.
Prof. Alexander. an educator himself
and a man who has done much for the
public schools in the eighteen years
that he has served as a member of the
Board of EdpcatioH Estires from the
Board now by hisSo~n desire. His
loss win be felt in the department.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04
MAKING TRANSFER
IN ALL COUNTIES

'sorders have been sent out to all the
outer counties to turn over the Gov
eminent property and police parapher-
MALTA to the county authorities" said
Acting Governor Atkinson yesterday.
1.-THE transfers will be made under a
form OF receipt reading as follows:
.Receiyed from ----- the fol-
lowing, the property of the Territory OF
Hawaii. to be returned on demand,
reasonable wear ana tear excepted
"The instructions are to take these
receipts subject to the approval OF this
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04
FOR ARMY suB.posrs.

At the next meeting OF the wailuku
Improvement Association, to be held
July ID. Representative w. ]. Coelho
Will ask that resolution be passed
asking the Federal Government
through its War Department to estab-
fish sub-posts on each island ana
maintain a detachment OF regulars
Maui News.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04
NEW HORSE DISEASE.
The Maui News says:

The Maui News says:
"a new disease among horses has
made Its appearance on Maui which
battles the knowledge of the most
prominent veterinarians of the main
land.
1.-THE disease shows first by bony
growth on the nasal tube and later
affects the horse in the knees and
hooks.
"The disease made its appearance
first in New York City. but has appar-
emily Travelled overland to the Pacific
Coast and from there to the islands"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04
RECOMMENDED BY DEALERS
EVERYWHERE

Mr.. NJ. Links. a storekeeper at Car
coar, N. S. W.. Australia, says; II
never fail to recommend Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
because l know it is good" You
make no mistake when you buy this
medicine. Dealers all over the coun-
try will tell you the same thing Sold
by all Dealers and Druggists. Benson.
Smith & Co.. Ltd. agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04

a man of no character Instead Of re-
ducing the amount OF damage the de-
Tense probably tended to increase It,
Ridgeway and Ridgeway represented
Silva in the trial and Harry Irwin
represented oyerend. AT the close Of
the case Carl Smith, representing the
plaintiff. dismissed the case against
Overend.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-04

Miss Macdonald and Miss Thorn are
now in Honolulu. Miss Thorn Is about
to be married to the Rev. Mr.. Buchan-
an OF Kohala.-Maui News.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08

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Baltimore i'm 8olfltrpm unltcr 36.3t
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neitlider 26nQe treibeno pom Gopi.
tam oe@ GompierS oIOnIirol GepeD"
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in goIton alt5 %Snmuicu eintruf, qt-
lidtet moroen. Captain Gortcr be.
rld)tct, DER Soupt- mo &or0crmait
oes Shoonera ltdHoen nod mGbrcno
Der gelnnmoit 0iht iiber Dem Sed
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Settle bGn0t, Gie aus &ol5 beitebep.
De GedlaounQ iii noQtonmlen crbol
ten, Ger oGborlcS VI, @itler" lit
am "a. Nuguit bon @eoractomn. e..
e., nit elmer &uouna @ol5 in Gee gc.
aoltgen mo itono inter Dem Gom.
manOo Oe@ GopitGila @ropnca.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08

IS wnrNe bcidlYicna AT @interper-
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lfcnt in @ctroQe bon 81 nuroe BON
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08

Gin hmor5er Haubpr.
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Jon luur6e geitern I'M mittleren StG.
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perfoufen moute, ben Der 9eamte ais.
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Sronci5 Ruiio bon Nr. 13, Olt'
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Sobnion bon ser Del . Alep botttu
lid gelteru i'm mittleren Citations.
bollle Dor Dem Yoli5cirihter @ron.
nan uui Ole ACKNOWLEDGING 5u per.
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Fro5eBperiabren pegen 9etreibens
bon Slot" -Maitinen in ieiner
Wirtbidait iibermieien. Srei Waidi.
men wuroen bon Ger Eoli5ei coniis.
5irt.
gomunb S'9rien ser an Galtern.
apemne, nabe Z. StraBe, Sigblano.
tolun, cine @irtbltait betreibt, Wnrbe
9eiteru in ser Boli5eiltotion 81 Gan.
ton pom Eoli5eirihter s. q. MILLER
INN $40 uno Soften geltrait, lpeIl CT
%logenonnte Slot" .Maltiueu in lei.
ner @irtbitait bebielt, troboem i'm.
ongerotben woroen, lie 5t Gutierrez.
GerionuI q oti5em - Sr.
Senrp u. Wiiaer bon Softer uenue
bdlt iih einige 3eit sur grboluug in
getterton auf.
Srou Soiepbine Safer, Die
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HoIt, liegt id,uer erfranft in ibrer
Wobnung, Nr. 23i, 8oriud : slpe.,
nobe Sarioro . &oao. oarnieoer.
Srml aoiier lpobnt Sabre lang in
annapolis. 9ie nabe5u 80 Sabre
alte sSrou lei0ef am Wodenfrebs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08
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len.
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Naue"nm @cluir Wturtt. Atah Grle.
oiglua Der porlicqcnbcu @clhGitc err.
lhicn cine Delegation Scr WeBQcr
bon Molhin9tou melde bon ciucm
Gomite, beitcbeno aus Den $50. Ybil.
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pCrnio Sill Furf" am 1. OCTOBER.
Cine G%inlooung pom @eion9perein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08

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llneefdbr 600 Gedtsamu1lte obne
Earteiunteridieb boben elm Shrei'
BEN unter5eihnct, in lpeldem &id)ter
Senrp 3. Sarlm bon Neuem als
&idter : Gauoioat inooiiirt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-08

hilbert $. @icr ulo Satin ieicrn i6r
l%ilberneS Moh5eitS . &ubilGlm
mo 5u1Ieih ihlieBt ibr Sobu oeu
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Gin 9rHoer oeS Eoitor8 ".
@ab in oeilen Stride getraut.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-02

A.
FINE OPPORTUNITIES
If you wish to buy or sell property of any
description do not fail to call upon US; we
may have just what you want to buy a
purchaser for what you have to sell.
]. w. JAQUITH.
Removed James Flood building.
Rooms S74, s76 and S7s.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-02

For SALE 4 years lease and business OF 27-
room northeast corner house, well and COM
pletely furnished and equipped boarding house;
SWEETEST location in city; full permanent. first
class people: on account of departure soon
opportunity Is offered to start in business for
the small investment of $500.
High-grade family hotel on the hill: ele-
gantly furnished; has so light and sunny
rooms; always full and clears fine income
bu. sickness Is only cause for being on the
market; good chance for some one to get pay
ing investment at sacrifice
Big snap; 31-room apartment house; rent
only sa per room; well furnished and clearing
500 per month: will only take $3.50 cash. bal
ance time; price. $3.50
"a beautifully furnished rooms new house; !;
new furniture; modern and up to date: COM
pleted less than months: close IN; sudden
illness In family causes sole chance to get
brand new house cheap old one. Owner
sick In bed: rare opportunity.
First-class investment where you can earn
S2400 per year expenditure of $4500 In 46-
location on Sutter ST.; always full; best of oak
furniture; good carpets; sickness only reason
for selling.
Swell family hotel on Sutter ST.: beautifully
oa sa5 ored TO eave are 80 w
sold at half cost to furnish
Grand new. modern apartment house: beau
tiful building: elegantly furnished; good long
lease with cheap rent: only 15 minutes walk
from Kearny ST.: has $50 rooms and pays $500
TO 5000 per month: always full; best class Of
people; bargain be had IL taken at once.
This is a fine opportunity for some one with
$1,000 cash to get % rooms well furnished In
oak and cherry; M everything in rst-class shape
rooms for iandlady; balance can be paid out
OF house.
Beautiful new building; grand entrance:
electric elevator. lights: steam heat; 90 light