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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-03-15
Drink Hot Vigoral at O'Bryon's,

ssss> INV "t ~ VIZ -
Fresh Carnations every day. O'Bryon's
Phone 1858.
Don't forget the Salisbury Orchestra
M E. church.
Miss Helen Mosher spent Sunday with
friends in Iona.
Rev. j. w. Sheehan is attending a
m seting in Flint this week.
Mrs. ]. H. Kinney went to Grand Rapids
Saturday for a weeks visit.
A. W. McKibben spent Sunday under
the paternal roof at Orleans.
Mrs. W. E. Rogers made business
trip to Grand Rapids Tuesday.
Miss Emma Hansen was guest Of
friends at Six Lakes over Sunday.
Miss Lena McFarlane was the guest Of
friends at Big Rapids over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Hart went to Lake
Odessa Saturday, for few days VISIT.
Mr.. and Mrs R. W. Swift visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Ranney at Greenvile last
week.
Mrs. ]. j. Palmeter wentto Grand Rap
ids Saturday for a short visit with friends
in that city.
Mrs. c. W. Pierce and Mrs Will Gordon
were guests Of friends in Grand Rapids
over Sunday.
Miss Cora Hoppough returned to Olivet
Monday after a few days yisit at her
home in Smyrna
Edward Norbury of Grand Rapids was
a guest of his friend, Miss Huldah Sun
dell last Saturday
Wortley & Frenchs Velvet Ice Cream
for sale al 'Bryons by dish. pint, quart
or gallon. Phone 265.
FIG Lincoln Of Chicago arrived here
Saturday fer few days visit at the home
Of Mrs. & Lincoln of this city.
Vern Brown made trip to Grand Rap
ids Tuesday. having business for the
Richardson Silk Cos spooling room there.
Mrs Jennie M. Hookirs. Of Tacoma
Wash, and Miss Jean Stevens Of Shiloh,
Maine, are visiting their sister Mrs. NJ E
Peck.
Mrs. H. Stahlin went to Ionia Tuesday
to visit a short time with her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stahln will move to their
farm soon.
If you want to send a telegram call up
the Postal Telegraph, 1927. Quick SER
vice prompt delivery. Mrs. Carrie K.
Edmond Manager.
The Misses Elsie and Rena Miner and
Master Albert LETTERS Of Palo, we're guests
of their little niece, Esther Miner from
Friday until Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Cannon has been home from
Grand Rapids this week, where she has
been spending the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Widdicomb.
James Meginley is making quite extern
sive alterations to his residence on Broas
Street. Among the Improvements being
made in the house is the installment Of
some modern sanitary appliances which
are being installed by Winfield Wilson,
the West Main street plumber.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-03-15
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends and neighbors
who have so kindly assisted and expressed
ympathy during the late sickness and
death of our loved one. We wish also to
thank the lodges, Business Mems Asso-
citation and all others for the beautiful
floral tributes.
Lewis D. Pierce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Morris
Mrs. A. M. Wilkin,
Charles Morris.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-03-15

Marie Peterson went TO Greenville Mon
day for short visit.
A. z. Wetsr was in Lansing on business
Monday and Friday.
The perfumes we sell are delicate and
lasting. Wortley & French.
Guy D. Weter and his son Edward have
been in Coicago few days.
Miss Bertha Bisbee left Saturday for a
visit with friends at Moseley.
About fifty OF the best brands Of cigars
on sale at Wortley e. French's.
Mrs. Mae Ostrum and Mrs. Mcintosh
went to Grand Rapids Tuesday.
W.T.. Bricker has an ad in these col
umns of especial interest to the ladies'.
Miss Jennie Cady Of Elsie was a guest
Of Mrs. E. Lincoln the first OF the week.
Mrs. r. M. Wilson returned Tuesday
from visit of several weeks in Chicago
Order your spring suit or overcoat OF
n. A. Loewe the Tailor. 40-w2
1t is impossible to write we'll without
good ink. We have the best Wortley a.
French.
Charles Rockefeller OF Grand Rapids is
guest of his brother, Elwood. in this
city.
THE Souls Refuge" church of Christ,
Lords Day, 1880 a. m. Special music
by the choir.
Mrs. D. z. Penny was a Haynor visitor
Monday night, sister of hers being quite
i'll at that place.
We are about to order another gross Of
White Pine and Red Spruce cough syrup.
Wortley & French.
Roy Cramer and wife have returned
from Fenton where they went on their
wedding trip last week.
Mrs. A. E. Weter and Mrs. Minnie Van
Pelt have returned from several days
visit in Ionia and Grand Rapids.
John j. Hersel, wife and daughter, re-
turned to Greenvile, Tuesday, after
ioW HayS Niole az lhO hOilS VI LHiihSt
Davis.
Mrs. M. Chapman spent Sunday in Col
Inns with Mrs. n. L. VanBenSchoten Of
Manhaven Dak.. who is visiting at her
old home.
The City and ward caucus for nominal
ting city officers, have been called to be
held Monday evening, March 90, at the
usual places for holding the same.
Miss Ona Stanton left Tuesday for
Owosso and other places to resume her
work. Her sister Miss Ina Stanton is
spending the winter in Mobile Alabama,
as companion to a wealthy lady. She is
enjoying the south and her experiences
very much, her mother received box
from her Tuesday containing some OF the
famous moss which grows in that country
and other souvenirs among which was
Rex flag from the Mardi-Gras Carnivsl
held in Mobile recently.
Evidently Miss Lila Tubbs, reader, is
appreciated in her own town, says the
Grand Ledge Independent of her: The
ladies Of the Methodist church struck the
right note when they secured Miss Lila
Tubbs for an evenings entertainment,
Wednesday evening, at the church, she
entertained a large audience with her
portrayal of Captain January, Star Bright,
and other characters in quaint little
story and held the close attention Of her
audience the entire evening. Miss Tubbs
will take prominent part in the concert
in the M E. church Monday evening,
March Goth Admission 25 cts.
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the CRIMINAL who represents group of v1duals
singularly inclined to favor innovations In fact
there is a spread of swindles and defamations by
telephone, revenge by means of photography, frauds
through Insurance. highway murder with an electric
apparatus, which knocks down pedestrians with one
blow, bank-note forgeries by of the most up
to-date apparatus, the utterance of spurious coin
by means of radium, the breaking open of safes by
dynamite, and better still with ylene and liquid
oxygen, and the assassination of the Russian royal
family by explosives and electric wires.
1t therefore to be supposed that evil doors
would seize upon the vehicle, as it permits
OF the complete concealment of the face and person.
thereby preventing any awkward curiosity the
part of the police and, above all, it allows of
speed of fifty miles an hour, by which means the
thief can place himself and his booty at a consider
able distance long before the robbery has been dis
covered. On the other hand as the motor car is
an expensive vehicle used only by the wealthy, it
dispels all diffidence suspicion the. part of
servants, porters, etc. and facilitates access to
those in high places. 1t may therefore be easily
understood that it is the prosperous law breaker,
guilty of swindling fraudulent bankruptcy, etc,
as well as thieves banded together in companies
who have recourse to the automobile.
Escaping by Automobile
THE first individual who to my knowledge, made
use OF this means of escape in Italy ex-
minister accused of peculation This man traversed
the whole of Italy from Rome to the Tyrol in COM
pany with 1r1end, VINO Steered the car, at the
time when active steps being taken for his
arrest; and his flight so well concealed that
nobody would have found it out had not the friend
revealed it afterward. Furthermore, two years
later, the returned to Rome in exactly
the same way, which enabled him to sign notaria1
act necessary for his trial. and depart from the
country without leaving any trace of his passage.
Casale, the assassin of the advocate Bianchi at
Perugia, had arranged to escape in motor car as
soon as the crime committed, but was stopped
by the police. Galaxy who swindled the Banque
d'Escompte out of nearly million, was able to
flee with his sweetheart and booty from Paris to
Havre without being noticed; Whereas the fact
of hiring yacht to take him to
Brazil sufficient to reveal his
destination and facilitate his arrest. =
rich Italian banker, who was
wanted for fraudulent bankruptcy
was enabled to flee from a town in *
Romagna to France, changing I'M -
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observed from car to car, and employing a
still more impenetrable mask than that us
ually worn by motorists.
And as we are in the banking world, may
mention that swindle and robbery was per-
petrated at Paris by an astute criminal, aid
ed by the motor car. This individual had
deposited an important sum of money at the
National bank, and few days later he called
at bankers in a neighboring town, where,
on pretense of settling an urgent debt of
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OF hiring a yacht to take him to
Brazil was sufficient to reveal his
destination and facilitate his arrest.
A rich Italian banker, who was
wanted for fraudulent bankruptcy,
was enabled to flee from a town in
Romagna to France, changing I'M
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honor, he demanded a big sum, which he guaranteed
by check on the National The banker having
ascertained by telephone the of the depositor
and the genuineness of the deposit, handed over
the amount requested, whereupon the sharper sped
in his to the National bank and withdrew the
deposit few hours before his creditor handed in
his check, and by means of the vehicle sue
ceeded in placing himself out of reach of the police
Still more frequently does the automobile play
part in the abduction of girls generally with their
consent, but sometimes without. Such cases
occurred in Sicily at Naples, and at Paris, some
being followed by marriage, Others by the resto-
ration of the girl, and one by her murder. Recently
a celebrated singer, married of forty with
three children, while aying at his villa at Vallom-
brosa, made love to one of the daughters of rich
manufacturer. He took this family for tour
around Florence, Leghorn Montecatini, and back to
their villa in his twenty horse power automobile
A Motor Car Abduction
DURING this trip, his illicit passion being discov
cred, he upbraded both by his wife and the
girls mother and taking leave of them he ordered
the chauffeur to have the in readiness for him
toward midnight At the time appointed he set
off, but in company with the misguided young
woman with whom he escaped to Bologna, arriving
there at five in the morning. After taking some
refreshments they proceeded to Ferrara and reached
Padua at eight where the chauffeur told to
return to Florence. 1t not until then that the
latter discovered at least he asserts that he had
been aiding in abduction. The lovers, who gave
false at the hotel, left for Venice, and here
all trace of them lost until they reached Vienna.
when after short time the young woman returned
to her parents and the singer to his art.
Last year occurred in which the automobile
was employed a means both to accomplish
robbery with impunity and to escape from all in
vestgations and it may interest motorists to learn
that the victim patron of this form of sport,
Count De Ossel by name, who threw his villa at
Medan open to the members of the Auto Club.
One morning about eleven o'clock he received a
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at the moment, that although evil doors
IN Italy have not adopted instrument
as yet little used and decidedly expensive to be
within the reach of such needy class as our thieves
the thief OF other not ALWAYS moor. and
as certain regions of Europe, England especially
are increasing in wealth and tend to the associa
tlon OF capital this progress has been initiated by
the thieves, who are adopting expensive means
to attain their ends, and to accumulate capital
with view to better carrying out their designs
thus, international thieves, who chloroform
passengers on the special trains in order to rob
them at their ease, as well those who in the first
class hotels penetrate the walls near the beds of
travellers occupying adjacent rooms and stupefv
them by means of small tubes filled with ether
all belong to distinguished class of criminals of
ar1stocrat1c bearing. They are we'll supplied with
money, and carry luggage of snowy appearance
calculated to prevent arousng suspicious in the
minds OF hotel proprietors or of their intended
victims
Aristocratic Thieves
A FEW monthsago there discovered at Moscow
band OF thirty international thieves who had
n1cknamed themselves "aristocratic lust because
they disdained undertaking robberies where a
sum OF less than half million was at stake In
winter they occupied a magnifcenty furnished
suite OF rooms in the town, in summer villas fitted
up with telephones, baths, greenhouses, costly
eqWpages, and gardens filled with the choicest
plants The chief of the band, Radzkovski, owned
walking stick worth thousand rubes. 1t was in
deed their luxurious and fast mode of living which
drew the attention of the police to these fellows
and one night their summer residence was unexpect-
eddy surrounded they arrested, and large sums
OF money plate, and jewels, all spoils of recent
robberies, were seized
1t IS well known that London and Paris house
breakers associate in order to increase their capital
and thus are able to replace the clumsy and heavy
Jlmmles and pick-locks common to the ordinary
thief by diamond-pointed instruments of extreme
del1cacy, which can be contained in envelops no
larger than cigar and are extremely expensive
Thus, it is only too
natural that the auto
n %sS :::s :sa: %!.s :: s:; q H.
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had come across any misdeeds committed
with this new means of locomotion. |
replied in the negative; rather imprudently
must confess, because | did not reflect
at the moment, that although evil doors
IN Italy have not adOpted an instrument
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
M0SSMAN GIVES
OUT A Challenge

IF in making a statement to the ef-
feet that the appeal to class prejudice
In the present campaign was first be-
gun by the opposition, the Bulletin
means or infers that any Democratic
candidate has drawn the color line on
the stump or at any other time, that
paper Is not stating facts" said ii. j.
Mossman, the chairman OF the Demo-
cratic committee yesterday, as he
pointed out n passage in the editorial
columns of the evening paper.
II want to go on record as saying
that not one OF the speakers at any OF
our meetings has brought up this ques-
tion. II the Bulletin claims to know
of any who have It should publish his
name. The Democratic committee Is
just as anxious to have the name pub
lished as the Bulletin would 0e IL it
knew of any such a name"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
KAUAI COUNTY
OFFICE ELECTIONS

The following candidates for county
office on Kauai have no opposition: w
IL. Rice, Jr., County Sheriff: j. NJ
Kaneakua, County Clerk; Arthur II
Rice, County Treasurer; w. ID. Wish
ard, Supervisor for Lihue: w. ID. Nc
Bryde, Supervisor for Koloa; Henry
Blake, Deputy Sheriff for Koloa; VIII
liam Ellis. Deputy Sheriff for Lihue.
In Waimea a. F. Knudsen, Republi-
can is opposed by $. Malta for Super
visor, and w. o. Crowell, incumbent,
by r. Blackstad for Deputy Sheriff.
In Hanalel district the candidates for
Supervisor are Charles X. Kahee, Re-
publlcan d. Kanealii, Home Ruler; e.
Kuapuhi, Independent; and, for Deputy
Sheriff. s. Kanewanui. Home Ruler
and j. X. Lota, Republican
In Hawaiian district, for Supervisor
]. X. Apollo, Home Ruler. and S. N.
Meheula, Republican.
For County Auditor the candidates
are O. omsted, Republican. and II.
Kanealii, Home Ruler.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
TWO BOYSI
SENTENCED

George Naailono and John Puana, the
two boys who pleaded guilty to indict-
ment for breaking into country post
office on Maui, were sentenced by
Judge Dole to pay fine of 81 each and
to be imprisoned in oahu prison for one
month.
Wong Min, indicted for perjury, was
allowed to reserve his plea until Sat
urday.
A motion by A. Perry. attorney for
the trustee in bankruptcy of Hart &
Co., Ltd. for fee of $3.50 and reim-
bursement of about sl7 paid out. was
taken under advisement by Judge Dole.
On motion for confirmation of Sher-
ifs sale and for further instructions.
in the bankruptcy case of S. Ahmi Of
wailuku. counsel after argument en-
gagged to file briefs. Thompson &
Clemons for the motion, w. w. Thayer
for the trustee.
w. w. Thayer for the trustee in bank
ruptcy OF Waialua Mercantile Company
made a further submission of claim.
In the admiralty libel case of Pope
& Talbot ct al. VS.. the dredge Pacific
and the tug Fearless, Holmes & Stan
ley and r. w. Breckons, proctors for
J. D! Spreckels & Bros. Company, own
er Of the Fearless. have filed excep-
tions to the amended libel. Among
other things they say there is mis-
joinder Of causes of action, in that two
separate and distinct torts are COM
plairied of; it does not appear in what
the negligence charged against the
Fearless consists; the damage claimed
is alleged to be partly legal liability
for breach of contract, such damage
not being recoverable in these proceed
ings; the damages of $4,000 claimed
are stated so indefinitely that the al
legation thereof cannot be answered
unto, and there is a misjoinder of par
ties libelee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19

Total balance Road Tax
funds. ......... ~, llo.ut
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD II. TRENT,
Treasurer, County Of Oahu
E.&O.E.
Honolulu, October 10, 1906.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19

Company and at meeting of the lat
ter 1t was decided to increase the cap
ital stock to 100000 and change the
par value per share from 500 to 500.
The Tropic Fruit Company's shares
will be taken over by the consolidated
company at the rate of one for five of
the latter's stock. A dividend OF 6 per
cent. will be paid after November /.
Under a new name the company will
be listed on the Stock Exchange.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
FRUIT COMPANIES
ARE kMAlGAMATED

l.. G. Kellogg is reported to have
made a deal whereby the Hawaiian
Fruit & Plant Company will absorb the
Tropic Fruit Company. He bought all
but forty shares of the 245 constitut-
ing the capital stock OF the II. F. & p.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
COUNTY TREASURER'S
REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER
COUNTY OF U-TREAsuRER s
REPORT FOR MONTH OF SEP.
TEMBER. 1906.

GENERAL FUND.
Receipts.
Bal on hand Sept. |, 1906. $40, ,576.50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19

fIftlr.l That a Alrgef
cd 10 tho ur.cn, necess,,v OF promp
action being taken 90 abate the nui
aanrc caused by the Incomplete drain
age of the storm waters Mt the waikiki
neuNe cor"er vi N"u"hu anu Scn"o
.,
"' sVu' n''."''o" W o'''
eu W ,le uula''io" y, iu,o,a,l'a ~ Nv,
~. '''''' u'''"Vu !" '"e ""'"e 'o'u
~ W" .'vu''',''o'.ua',o' .""' '"e "eee, !,
s"s 'ep""s oe i'aue 'neIe'o' as We, WI
as ~ 'ae ""'ai,e roau rom moi,,''
~, ~ "" 'a.o" or,use' rius .o''p'e.''i
,",,., wise eNee'e"' roau 'hroush u
Na,uN' .,
Wv "'e'hpe'sh'p VI '"'s aSsoeia'io'
v UP VI REPRESENTATIVE e'.iHen'
l,u,n an poruons Oh ,he o'y, win tn'
e ~ view vi i'iproNins anu oeaut'
s ,io''o'u'u anu ps supuros' WI
nowsr a' 90 .. yoa W." M '"u o y WI, you'
and carry out the improvements sought
Thanking Won for the prompt atten-
tion given to former matters brough,
to your notice through this committee
I beg to remain.
Respectfully yours,
sec'y Oahu Central Improvement Club
The matter was referred IN the road
committee.
.,.,,>,,,
the Following letter was read ana the
appended resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY
endorsed'
Chicago' sept. Is, lsoo.
President OF City Council or Honolulu,
aa"aliah islanos'
-, ,his oor,r,,,toa ,ha, =, or,,at,r ~ =
o.,ah,,sh,,an, =, ,a.,a, .,,,Irn. ho,La
NO da.,,, 4, ;r,no,.,on, 20 hava On o.
nres.ion a, onnroyaI ,ron, your honoro-
,,,o ~,
u,,,I co., ,oo, ,r,ro,,,. th,s ra,n-
,,,tion ana ,,hon the same 4. na.aes
send M a convs
yours verv truIx
,,,,,,,s 90, n1,pn c..,
'oi'Nif'i,' Imam mani
whereas, Repeated failures Of saw
ings banks, nvo.Ving the small savings
onstrated the necessity of a system
by which such savings can be made
aosoiuteiy n secure anu
so,yed In other countries hy tho ,nsti-
tuition ~ nostal savings hanks which
have nroven to be effective In snco,,r-
aging thrift and economy among the
peonIe. therefore be n
"Resolyed. That we favor the estah-
lishment of postal savings banks in the
United States and urge upon Congress,
the speedy enactment of the necessary
pETIT1oNs
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Mnran,, a,uts o' ...., es"e.n ,,. ou ,.N anu .
d,,s, 80 30 49,, o' ~ 80. .Mo
IT., 80,
n gn IN oooa orda,,,
,raxn.,au. "a A.,
Koo,an,oa d,s,r,ot rat,,,astaS .hat
whereas 3 w Logan waa nor,,natod
as Sunervisor for the district. NJ Koo-
lauloa and Koolaunoko tho road nf
aDno,nt So,,, Iua a.. M
,,ca orr,cor ,or tho d,str,ot =, Yo.,s,,
loa IN n,aca of w logan ro,y nv
ming as n candidate for Sunervi.or
Referred to the Police i,ommttteA
'ss ,->r,, t'a-
"A i.
no.ne' pe.'iop WAS preIaeeo w th0
io'io"hs ie'.er S'sheo ny tue cano'T
oa.eS Oh .ne i'epuoI'can t'cAet:
f'oSeu p,esSe hiu '"o pout'os
"o u' nos ior .ne
soun.y oi Uahu on 'he roaos IN .hs
oi hoo'au'oa ana hoo'aupoko'
e"s " 'he'r pay
w. va. unoeis,sneu, approve OF
,"''e peu.'ohs ana oene'e 'hat 'he
oou VI Supeiy yisors ol tne Sounty OK
oAu ""ouiu pi'ee al 'heir Foao eni-
p'o!es vi, d" equ"i ioo'ihs. ana II .hey
pay %i,-o per uay III some ais.r'c's,
nsss We sincerely \: s hope sha, 1T, the honorable.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
A RELIABLE REMEDY.

The only remeuy which can always
be depended upon in the most severe
cases of pain in the stomach. cramp
collie or dlarrhoea. is Chamberlain's
collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Most dealers know this and recommend
It when such a medicine is called for.
For sale by Benson Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19

The record of contagious diseases In
Honolulu for the first of October was
seven cases of tuberculosis and one
OF typhoid fever.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19

4 The chair stated that the estimates
for the month were made up. but that
! IN November there would be more mon
ey coming into the county's Golfers.
Moore asked Thurston how long the
500 month would be needed.
Thurston thought that two months
would see the bulk OF the expense OF
completing the Kunst bathing pool at
an end.
i Moore knew of n department that
would not expend within 5000 OF Its
estimate for the present month and
/ thought that the Park Commissioners
could easily be accommodated in their
request for more funds.
| Lucas was decidedly OF the same
opinion.
Archer thought that $3.50 a month was
too much to pay the Park Superintend-
ent, especially as he only had five or
six men under him.
Lucas pointed out that the superln-
tendent was trained nurseryman who
would be getting n much bigger salary
for his services In the States.
1t was moved and carried that the
Park Commissioners expend not more
than $500 this month.
ht itpiSSNiltuhiNVs VI Wv No''''
sioners thanked the board for the favor
and withdrew.
AN UNEASY EASEMENT.
The following correspondence was
read and referred to the County Attor-
ney for an opinion:
Honolulu, T. H., Oct. 10, 1906.
Mr.. D. Kalauokalani. Jr., Clerk, Coun-
ty of Oahu, Honolulu. Z
Sir: l beg to enclose herewith a copy
of letter which l have addressed to the
Oahu Railway & Land Company, rela-
tive to an easement which they have
offered to the County of oahu, over a
certain road at Pearl City, known as
Lehua avenue.
AS the secretary of the railroad COM
pany has informed me that 1t Is I'm
possible to execute a deed covering the
land occupied by the road, have noti-
fled him that I am not in a position
to accept an easement, as the law pro-
vides thatNhe Superintendent of Public
Works, in accepting rights of way for
roads. must have deed to the same,
giving full ownership to the Territory
of Hawaii. Possibly, however, the
easement is all that is required by the
County of Oahu. and II such is the
case, I would suggest that the railroad
company execute the same in the name
of the county instead of the Territory.
Yours respectfully,
c. S. HOLLOWAY,
Superintendent of Public Works.