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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-14
NAVAL STORES DEAL.
" 'ale & Jones Have Purchased the
"oltenden Turpentine Farm.

" ale & Jones Have Purchased the
"oitenden Turpentine Farm.
'roaoie x Jones, the naval stores
o'''Ai'rs and lumber manufacturer
". ave been engaged in business at
A'aAIaha for several years, are branch
20 or ~ in other words, extending
"'f ,.''ness. This energetic firm
'H i'' closed a deal for the turpen.
W. ann II Wolienden & Co, Samp-
- - which 10 one OF the best and
-' '''aiable in this section. While
Ne #" arge as many, the yield has
-. '''i and in proportion to the
.'r ~ crops il may be safely said
~ '..' amt is one OF the beet pay
~ '.. section.
-a months ago T. j. swearin.
desired TO engage in she ma
'.' and milling business. pur.
~ 90" interest OF Mr.. Jones at
,A.a and the firm aI that point
" % Zen Nrnable 4 Swearingen.
Mr. Jones 10 q very active
Wss not content TO be idle.
.~ purchase Of the sampson
% -, -ry
- owners have already taken
and the Affairs OF the busi.
h~ managed by Mr. Jones.
roughly eonversant with the
%. business
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-14
AN IMPORTANT DEAL.
p II Baker Buys Twsrty.Eight Acres
OF Land in Southwest Gainesville.

p. n Baker Buys Twenty. Eight Acres
OF Land in Southwest Gainesville.
Another important real estate d,sl
has been made in this city, p. II "a.
ker, he naval stores operator. having
purchased through J. W. Patton a.
agent tract OF twenty.eight acres II
land In southwest Gainesville, in close
proximity TO the University grounds
This and is high and most desirable
for building purposes. The new owner
proposes TO divide the property into
one hundred and fourteen building lots
and viii place same on the market
within the next few weeks
Mr.. Baker. who is engaged in the
manufacture Of naval stores in the East
End, i an enterprising man About a
year ago he realized that Gainesville
was the proper place in which to rear
his family and educate his children,
with the result that he purchased
home and other property in East
Gainesville. He made extensive inn
proyemcnts upon his home, which is
now one ~ the neatest and most COM
Portable in the city, and his confidence
has grown with the city, for he has
constantly added to his property pos
sessions About a month ago he pur-
chased several lots in East gainesville
aud Al the present rate il will not bp
long while before he may be classrd
among 'hr leading property holders Of
the city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-14
a Business Chang.

l. VI Mccormick ThursdAJ cold "a
=. -. Rutherford Ihe stock ~ cnhfec'
tionery. cigars and tobacco, stationery
etc and in future the business SiIi h.
eond uctsd by Mr. Rutherford ~ the
same stand 100 East Main street :
Mr. RUTHERFORD propose. 90 aid in'
Of fruits and pil! eandusi fut-clAs'
place
Mr. Mccormick Also leased % Nf
Rutherford Ihe hIiuF-s - the sior~
including q Zoe soda fountain
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-14
rheumatism

When pains or irritation exist on any
part q the body. the application OF
BAllArd's SNOW Liniment gives prump,
relief r W. sullivan. proprietor sol
Ivan House, r. ReRo. o T. writrs
June 8, 1907: II take pleasure "a rec.
ommendinR Ballard's snow Liniment
20 all who ar afflicted Nth rheumA.
tism. Ia IA the only remedy have
found that gives immediate relief "
2Ss. JO- and 81 sold by W VI John
son
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-14
The Goodwin Sale.

sheriff L. " Fennell and Attorney
JUS VI. Rivers conducted the sale Of
the estate Of J J. Goodwin. deceased
NJ Rex, Wednesday The sale vas y
private one, aud comprised the saw
mill and lumber, with other appur.
tensnces, property Of the deceased.
The saw mill, as we'll as the stock Of
lumber on hand was purchased by J.
\ Mauitsby ~ Campville. The price
PAID for the former VAS ~ To-. and the
lumber on hand, tq5 The capacity Of
the mill IL about 300 feet per day,
bat the plant lea mudern one
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-14
The COTTON CROP
." WILL Be DAMAGED
O...rri,lars ard Rain Have Com
,;,s1 10 Dishearten Growers.
o. ANT OPENING RAPIDLY

u,,dred Bales it is Estimated Are
oo., IN the Hawthorn Section, but
o.o Has Prevented Gsthering-Re.
.,,,, from olher Sections,
o.. ,,..ence Of csterpillArs in the
ATTN crop in various sections OF the
.ogp,y +. causing CONSERVATION on the
80, # ,hp growers. This has added
:. n. rycen, heavy rains, and that
..,,,o which has opened within the
a,., few dag. has been badly damaged
By HI ram.
IN Ramsey Of Wscahoota, one Of
hs most extensive growers OF cotton
!, ,ts, section, states that the cater
0,lsr. have almost taken possession OF
Il. ,,o2 hut he purchased a quantity
o,rsr., green and hopes to exterminate
III. insects By liberal application Of
N. robson. which is sure death. Mr..
Ramsey states that other planters in
h. section are being damaged by the
c,er lar, and if this pest is not de-
,tra,el the crop will fail nearly fifty
rst cent short OF the original estimate.
n. worm made its appearance about
two weeks ago, when the cotton was
well N to opening, and in this short
rmr has played havoc with the.staple.
Aprominent grower Of the Hawthorn
dstrr, who was in the city Thursday
sisted thar the crop in his section had
beer considerably damaged by the
MI There were few caterpillars, but
lh- rain. had csused great loss and
The crop will be short il dry weather
doe. not come. He stated that fully
one hundred bales of cotton are now
open in the fields and damaged 80 bad
ly that but little of il will be saved.
Cotton is opening in that section rap
idly snd by the middle OF the coming
week, II weather conditions are favor
able the gins will be active.
Reports Of damage by caterpillars
and rains also come from other Sec
lions Of the county.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-14
Pseuha, p..sppsarAnes

I'D Rgnyan o. BatleFviiis % lad
the peculiar disAppearAne- ~ he pan
ful symptoms Of Indigestion and bil'
bousnsss 20 De. Kihg's Nee Life Pills
Hs sayss ''fhsy are . p~Ffect remedy
fnE di1siaens. s18F stomach, headecbe
saasllpaeion, ets." 0nafnatsed ~ ell
drag rlarss pfisa 1e.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-14
Gwen Up 10 Die

g.. !S4 n. Virgins st., Nv.
% writes: For over DE
!, 'a' troubled uiSh kidhey aud
elections which eaused me
!. aud worry Loot Essh and
a-d7un, and . year ago hAE
Sotk entirely. had three
physicians Who did me no
sas practically Eiren up
r.. 1'~J's kidney Cure Sas rec
- and The hFxt bottle save
y, 'sbst. and afssr taxing lke
u ie ! wus ensfrely epFed {"
oilal 4 Ga.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-24

W. n. LEAkY'S
EXpERIE nee
Il. =. tstruett uf Hosst, L. ftttls, H.
hind che OHhvp Man ~ Results
h Ills knve That Nas Drawn
Up and Locked ~tilf
Nesk Agu g. straight

The faIlomtHE article fcom the
Denisua HeWiG b. &c Interest ueraure
a concerns he noted healer who is
at the Rogers hotel sAch Monday
4 sensation Nae created late Mon
aAF afternoon when ~ N Leakcv af
BELLS walked up tn the clerk uf enc
Hiusley hotel aud handed iu a pair
90 efufehes With the remark You
am hate these sffeka tuu need
them suY more
a teW hours esEllvr thIs imam
keahsX. eame 80 me hotel tht most
fetIons mtss Fabie gooblnK cripple one
could imagine Even sith his rrutChcs
at eould aeaFCes waik. ana man
lad ga help him uusaAlFs ~hrlr j
Weller lang Austin laraou s
gifted associate treated him AZ.
tef he ftrss treatment G.eAkes wnlk.
II foFth, ustug the srnfFhe= az Games.
lie tooN second treatment Ia fhr
afternoon aud then discarded hls
eFnfrhss entirely 4 dozen psnpis
aruand fhv ninkles gutiuding me
clerk saw fhe entrance "a the gfsp
pie In Ire mofnih3 and their smr
prtne AN ants - Imagined Ahen
fhes witnessed HE nuessmeitiaf wUt
ia the affasno0n
A Fep0FteH talked N&th Mr tMANsst
fea minutes 8e said { haven
leevh allie - salA 8 8wp before 70.
aas a&thnnf NapssuFt for over U@u
munthk. lad Auta "a canfiaemsr
@hen eaue aeFe eui aidn ~
Essrt "a leave nY erafeaes behind
gne asa feeging lots better aad
Soa ean @Ae boa maea guo1 I've GOT
already I've had rheumatism s&nce
1895. bat for tie lass five moushs
I've been &wfailx bad
NJ Lezksy = man - years q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-24
FEvER sITuATIoN.
0sssh Este ri Nsw Orleans ss.-~s q
DECIDED Decrease.

NeM Orleans. Ang HI Following IL
the official yellow fever report I'd 10 8
o'clock Wednesday evening New cas-
es. ss. total 1856. deaths. s. total
deaths. zas new foei. 10: total sS2;
cases under treatment. 81. The report
continues 10 show an Improvement ii
local conditions There are no vsll
known names or the list Ok new cases
or among the deaths 0nfv ole OF thg
latter occurred uptown
The stale board Of health has tanen
steps 70 relieve the distress at Lees
vile. a the mouth ~ BavBa Tafonrche
Past Assistant SurA4on Csuat made
an elaborate report 81 the work done
In s.. John ard ~ Charles parishes.
and this Indicates thar mbaf threaten.
ed IL be very serious gtoup of foci
has been controlled with good homes
Of stamping Qat tire Infection Tbts
report covers la Place Diamond Re-
serve. Sarpy and other nelgbborlpg
places.
DIR. Brady returned from his tour of
inspection on Bayou rldeeon IN lbar-
Vile parish. whore - large rrosn II
suspicious cases were fenar9e4 but h..
says There Mas no susplcioas cases
there. Hanson GHy reports asue caAes
Wiilswood plantation in Jefferson
parish reports two asa=e essv~s
tine additional case e.sz ro.artp I
from 81. Rose and gnashas ~ /, r.sluf
near that town iu - Cl.4fIes parish
fat'srsoy reports eleven rea saas .
ard no desthr.
81 Bernafa parisa reports fvga more
cases Ia the Italian s3Iiare. and ryrs
Asranx- ~ho went To Tsrre Aux
Ro~1fs, SAYS there are fYa eases there
and thru suspicious caxee
Mississippi cts reports shrae new
cases
pr Ven kxagrr q ehe marine res.
nttai service. ordered here from Coiot
ny General wyman. arrived st qaaran-
tire On the steamer 0r}ren
INT hTaHaS. mmriDe hospital sersgc
Snspsetor reported ta tins city beard ~
health ~ EScsshurg THAI he had faaae
four positive cases q vesgsrN Fewer AZ
Lake Fru1 l8~uce East carroll raflsh
There are uDe ~ tuo sAaaac ts8 asses
rot Yrt diagnosed FheNa asses ARE.
Tupt~ssfa To hRve developed from the
original fewer case az Lake Providence
ar italian woman wru died fea weeks
ago
a reTor' eays tHat m rssYerar rs-
PORTED ti.8t $50 Tad fs.#fd I7a q ae q
geilow fsvsr aud goa cases II rgsss
~ L~nsFiils. aa8 conditions acre sush
srzi hsin &&s needed Immediately
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-24

The readers 81 this paper 0gll be
pleased 10 learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease TINT s4@ leute has
been able tu Cure Iu alt Ua stages
and that is CatarfH WH3l CH4~~h
Cure ls the unly positlys cure SHOWN
ro the medical fraternity Cagarrh
beine "a constitutional disease. rH-
quires coustltgf lanal treatment.
HALLS Cafarfh Cafp is taken Intern
gliy. acting dlretly upon the blood
and mucous sarfaees of the syatem.
thereby destFvN luE the foundation NJ
the disease. and giving the patient
strength by nuildiue zap fhe cnnsti-
tuition and assisting nature iu tolns
its work The ufopflteors have so
much falth in tfs curative pawore
that they offer one hundred dollars
Tor ans case that "a fails 20 cure ssut
for list Of testimonial
Ader~ss f. f. CHENEY q eco
Toledo Ot.r
Sold ~ 6r#&sikEs. FHe-
raAe Tails Family F3lia fur c1H.
sftpRtluH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-24
ACTRESS GOOD LUCK.
Falls Heir 20 Part Of late BRITISH
Baronet's pcssessiors

San Francisco Aug 24--The Exam
tnsr SAYS that Miss Lilly Belle Browne.
Miss Ids Wafyn, Has fallen heir TO
one~ttir3 Interest ia an estate valued
at tEe9a o@o left by SIR Reginald Ira p
eeY ar English barnnet Ia II said SIR
VI E4n43a before attaining IN the title
n8sf Miss Erowne and her mother. "a
wta@~ at Washington. L. C. and be-
esfHs engaged to her, h8t died pending
me marriage ln Australia whore he
ha1 gore "a aettte garne matters eoa
nes*eA #tth th@ estate Vie lefz the
g1oaee 81 asf8 sa Mrs Browne nha
hesn= Ia @vek healfh turned IL os@r 60
far s8a Efsg
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-24
ALL ARRESTED
President - oefsaet Denver sa4tngs
Bars 10 at South wCAlsstre.

south McAiester Aug 1tf g. $3.50
president ~ me sefutrt Denver
inNs Fank. Wam arrested Aeft D.
~ EaAre CrteF Hn irfuxmHttss
thw en*tr Huthnr.{ies wbu aaHaH
Heill he hsi@ BHtW EHetf urr8at W
arrested Nf Fif3 nfafe8 Glass;
fssgfM ta HHrer gttMaBt nraf#5t
0atHftet p9HeFe futtrU tHe
II faa t~nffF efscvF lfH r. tHk
uade ftFattl8naa. tfe ta na1 tsH-
fss~f
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-24

o8gvss f.asa : asxFe atfJsa Fa8a slsas
assm. . ~hsf~ mar n.as - fssa. a.
a wns steve th~ w~wsU s.. rAassT eHs
II fAe a1aR as@R 1rassms8e @ssssssH~a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-24
ZINE EXPLODED.
e Fsejaasr Lost s4,s lie gr Csnse.
esencs % tire Accident.

y hsHt7Hsr Lost Ttf LIE gT C8r8e~
sssoss ef tire Accident
cfiesEo A8x "a a sispatrs ,o ths
'FFIaHre fr.fn 81 Lous Says p~
inassH EtHiarvr member ~ tHa
fara.tF eft MARION Sims MaticaI cot
ia uaH s3lied by an explosion OF beu-
s4wa aa tae laboratory of BATS Horrge
Tar e&srEe of hls Hfa uaz ta7srectIy
Hae ae aHa zaaI tr prog~suttn., stein
at sgadv 81 tne sSmptnw4 ana #ure
af nsrflea.
l8e wss et~auina thr 1en- 81 ht@ ut-
treaernv er the t~gt ~ "a ,t8 }et $50 ee
csc rHnea ~ bsnElnn whteh e- ,y4a
.3ne #s "a .svaHHr arert nr. ru~ ix
ntEet ae3 tt~ -yuiosiou falluueH
Vs. Ef-trEar was An .ntuu~.aafig
FH isra ops ana tu the ar sir
months had devoted much aei~4fe "a
tne sgefiy e consumption
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-24

L.sNsHfHasz Aug e Priv braks azaa
- th~ sss~raa~ - ghw white StaF tire
sss@FaNT sssw@uff sas Il w&s promptly
~szaawassaa~zz ~ sF~ er~w TIE aasnAxe
wAa fxaHsna
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-24

MOSS NgE e8. Ne7s af a~r-
Tate '.e"oat nnr.wrat dr.
nla w#H .arr asiy received htr- searx
en r"aaifatnu fof Ea au Tarr.t4-r
saa ttaaa arsls.f HH stpalr.rr+rt .
eieErn committee. na. Hrofr Is ta ss~
appointed a fyraft Is srtrsfss e. ss-
8aw
fnlst @nakoFoe FNifauls seHfH Afe-
Alesfrf uhn.ulE~e aad WHeueer afe
candidates fuT rapsta ssts ~ te pro-
fsased state
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-24

81. Louis. 9 Boston, ?
Cincinnati. Philadelphia. 6
Bfoaklyu 10. Chicago ..
New york. : Pfttsburg. ..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-24

ShreFo art E Little Rock 3:
Shreveport, II Little Rock. ?
Nashville 4. Birmingham s. Biz
minghsm Nashville g.
Memphis, & Eew Orleans. , six in
rings rain
Montgomery. 3. Atlanta. I.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-24
ThREE sTRAloATs.

Fort North Wins Thrice From Mac1
ard Temple From Dallas.
Temple = Dallas 1.
Fort Worth. 5 Waco. /,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-02

cent trip of the vessel to port and has
to be repaired.
Stagnant water under a Pake's house
on Fort street, near Vineyard is breed
ing countless thousand of mosquitoes
People living in the vicinity declare that
the sanitary inspector has overlooked
this fertile spot.
Captain Andrew Hall master of the
IS. S. Walla Walla at the time that YES
sci was sunk in a collision with a
French bark, is a through passenger on
the S. S. Mongolia for Yokohama to
take charge of the warfage business Of
the Pacific Mail.
The Attorney General has been asked
by the Secretary of the Department of
Public Lands to take action against
various people who have been carrying
off buildings that will revert to the
Territory at the expiration Of the lease.
The land i'm question is at Kaohe, Ha-
waii.
At the Christian Church tomorrow
the new pastor, G. D. Edwards will
preach, i'm the morning at II o'clock,
his subject will be For What Intent
Am / Sent For. or Do 1 Gomez" and in
the evening at 1880 o'clock his subject
viii be, Seeking for Life Among the
Dead, and Among the Living All
are cordially invited to these services.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-02
CARTWRIGHT TELLS
OF EQUITABLE
HE SPENT TWO MONTHS IN NEW
TO CONCERNS STRENGTH.

After spending two months i'm New
York making as fun enquiries as pos
sible into the affairs of the Equitable
Life Bruce Cartwright returned yes
terday on the Mongolia to Honolulu,
and this morning stated that he is alb
solutely satisfied of the strength of the
company.
Il felt a personal interest in the con-
Germs of the Equitable policy-holders
here" said Mr.. Cartwright this morn
ing, "and for that reason l went on to
New York to examine for myself, as
far as one could do so, the condi-
ton of the company, this of course in
! view of the many rumors which had
| been sent abroad. I may add that I
had a very personal interest indeed for
carry 100000 myself in the company,
and I can say that I am perfectly sat
isfied.
| "Of course" he continued, "the inn
possibility of one mans being able to
I investigate the concerns Of a company
with $412,O 900 Of assets will be appar-
ent, but l received every courtesy, was
enabled to inspect any mortal thing
that l asked for and was given free
access to the safety vaults where
| picked out different securities at ran
dom and was in every case shown
them. Then I took up haphazard their
lists of mortgage securities, looked ov-
er the properties myself and made en-
quiries as to their values with the re-
suit that 1 was perfectly satisfied as
to the soundness Of the investments.
Il met Paul Morton, the new presi-
dent, and had several conversations
with him. He impressed me as being a
man of fine business attainments and
with a keen eye to the interests of the
huge concern of which he is now the
head. How do account for the trou-
BILE that has been so much writer
|, about? Well, there can be no disguis.
ing the fact that there were grave err.
rors in management and that some o.
these errors were plainly errors Of
judgement while others may have beer
worse, but every official with the slight
est faint on him has been removed
and an entirely new set took theii
places. ]. H. Hyde, who has been 81
much talked Of, I have known for {
long while, and have always liked. HI
is cool, quiet man, but unquestionabl!
eccentric Tor the late President Alex
ander have nothing but sympathy. HI
was placed much in the position tina
the late General Grant was. He wen
ahead on the advice of others and au
thorized investments which his owl
calm judgement would have condemn
ed, and naturally he had to bear tn
brunt of the trouble when it came.
"The moral point only was raised il
the Equitable row." concluded MI
} Cartwright "the ability o(fthe com
pany to meet it's every obligation wa
never in question Now that the trou
BILE is all over think that it has beel
Cartwright, tthe ability of the com
pany as well as for the policy-holders
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-02
''CHANCED MAN"
INTERVIEW
CONTINUED from page one.j

George r. Carter, mainly"
The Governor is now at the ST. Fran
els, and was asked this morning wheth-
er he had been correctly reported.
Yes he replied, the words that
was represented as having said were
said. l reiterate what 1 said that the
fault lies with George r. Carter, and
with none else."
Then there will be no changes in
your administrative family?"
None whatsoever. The troubles were
my own fault, and not the fault of any
body else. 1 intend to avoid the mis-
takes that were made, and expect that
everything will work tremendously"
Then Governor, you attribute the
friction that existed entirely due to
yourself?"
Il certainly do
You are extremely candid in your
self-criticism, and do you desire to be
SO reported?"
Il certainly do, and I also say that it
is the press that makes a man candid,
or rather mouest, and also truthful. 1t
was my fault that the friction existed,
and l am going out again and will
smooth down the difficulties that have
existed
There will be no designations de-
manded?"
mot one. shall in future get along
with my official family, and there will
be no difficulties or troubles. George
R. Carter is a changed man."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-02
MONTHLY METEOROLOGICAL

SU M M AIRY.
Station, Honolulu, T. H; Month,
August, 9O5.
Atmospheric Pressure. (Reduced to
sea level: inches and hundredths)
Mean, 1902; highest BOIL; date, On;
lowest, 1894; date 22".
Temperature-Highe 81; date, 18th
lowest, 20; date, 18th. Greatest daily
range, 10; date. end least daily range,
8; date, 18th.
Mean for this month in 1890 49, 1891,
so; 1892, ~; 1898 rs; 1894, Il; 1895, 49,;
1896, 70; 1897. 70; 1885, IS; 1899, 70; 1900,
80; 1901, 70; 1902 70; 1903, IS; 1904, rs;
1906, r.
Mean for this month for 16 years 70.
Absolute maximum for this month for
Is years. SS. =
Absolute minimum for this month for
Is years, S.
Average daily excess (+) or deficiency
q Of this month as compared with
mean Of 16 years-1.2.
Accumulated excess a. or deficiency
(-)s,uce January 1, -394.
Average daily excess ~ or deficiency
q since January I, --1.6
PrecipitatiOn.-TOta this month, 220.
Greatest precipitation in. "a hours, 1O4.
date, 9Th and 9th
Total precipitation this month in 1877,
O.53; 1878, 122; 1879, LIS; 1880, O.S4; 1881,
2.17; 1889, 1.72; 1888, PIP; 1884, 1.O9; 1885,
2.O1; 1886, LII; 1887, 1.32; 1888, 4.47; 1888,
1.2O; 1890, 1.12 1891, 0.93; 1892 165 1898,
1.10; 1894, O16' 1905, 2.2O
Average of this month for 10 years,
1854.
Excess "a or deficiency q of this
month as compared with average of 19
years, +O.66.
Accumulated excess (-r) or deficiency
& since January l, -10.53. 90
Wind. Prevailing direction, NE
(67%); total movement, 1858 miles; av-
erage hourly velocity, SO; maximum
velocity for five minutes) 2S miles pei
hour from the northeast on the 2Sth.
Weather.-Number of clear days, 5
partly cloudy 81; cloudy, 5; on which
.01 inches, or more, of precipitation oc
Cured 10
Miscellaneous Phenomena dates of
AurOras, none; halOs, solar, oath, 25tl
2Sth; lunar, none hail, none; sleet
none; fog, none; thunderstorms, none
Note,-RainfaH to 1894, incl, from
MciNbbin record; all other data to 1904
incl, from record of Territorial Mete
orologist; 1906 data from U. S. Weathe
Bureau records.
ALEX. MoC. ASHLEY,
Section Director, Weather Bureau.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-02
DISPUTES
OVER SEA WALLS
CONTESTS OVER IRWIN'S BOUN-
DIARIES AND SEVERAL OTHER
CONTESTS OVER BEACH

The Waikiki sea wall inspections by
Superintendent Holloway and Lorrih
Andrews have been finished, and 1t re-
mains for the public works superinten-
dent to fix the boundaries he claims,
after which the property owners will
be notified of what the government ex-
poets them to do.
There will be a contest, 1t is stated,
in the case of w. G. Irwin, as there is
dispute as to the boundaries Of his
property August Dreier is another
who is reported to object to the gov
ernments claims. 1t has not been
decided what will be done in the case
of j. b. Castle whose big beach home
is declared to be one of those obstruct-
ing the public right of way along the
beach. A number of other property
owners heard from have agreed with
the governments claims as far as
known.
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rom San Francisco.
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