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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-01
x. ISOSHIMA
Notice OF LOST CERTIFICATES

Notice is hereby given that Certlh-
cate No, 3101, dated December 10, 1901,
for One Hundred shares Of the Capital
Stock of the McBryde Sugar Company,
Ltd, standing on the books of the said
company in the name of Mrs. Mary A.
Rhodes; and Certificate No. 537, dated
November 1, 1901, for Six shares Of the
capital stock of the said company,
standing in the name Of Mrs. Mary A.
Brazil; and Certificate No $685. dated
November 1, 1901, for Two shares Of
the capital stock of the said company,
standing in the name Of Mrs Mary A.
Brazil, have been lost, and transfer of
the same on the books Of the said
Company has been stopped. All per-
sons are warned against negotiating,
purchasing, or dealing with said certi-
1cates. Said shares are transferable
only by Endorsement on said Certifi-
Gates and by surrender Of the same and
the issue of a new certificate. No title
will pass to the finders Of said certl-
hcates. Said certificates, If found,
should be delivered to the undersign-
ed.
MRS. MARY A. RHODES,
Little Britain,
Honolulu, Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-01
WARNING AGAINST
FIRES ON TAN TALUS
CHIEF FIRE WARDEN HOSMER
SENDS LETTERS AND WARN
INGs no RESIDENTS.
no. tBOs
king street

Ralph $. Hosmor Superntend MT OF
Forestry ana chief Fire Warden has
sent letter to every resident Of Tan
talus regarding brush fires on Tantalus
II calls attention to the law prohibiting
the starting Of fires without the written
permission Of the fire warden. The fol-
lowing Is a portion Of the letter.
At the suggestion Of tn District Fire
ward u for that portion OF the island
Of oahu, lying between the Mnoa and
| Pauoa Valleys, / beg to call your at
tcutlon to the following by authority
notice which was published on Feb
ruory sth, Oh, and 10Th 1906.
| IN the interest Of protecting the forest
ON Tautalus from possible sources Of
danger, ! would suggest that you in
! struct your employees not to set fires
except by your special direction. Per
mits for burning brush may be obtained
from W. NJ. Gimard, the District Fire
Warden
The special warning notice which
are being posted all over Tantalus
printed I'm English, Hawaiian, Portu-
gucse and japanese Is a follows:
Under the terms Of Section 6 Of Act
II Of the Session Laws Of 1905 Of the
Territory Of Hawaii, It Is forbidden t
start fires 10 clear land, including the
burning Of brush, logs, dry grass etc.
for period Of twelve months from
date, within that portion Of the Dlstric
Of Kona Island Of oahu, lying between
Manoa ana Puaoa Valleys, unless tn
written permission Of the District Fir
Warden has been first obtained.
The law reads such fire shall no
be started during a heavy wind o
without sufficient help present to con
troll the same, and the fire shah b
watched by the person setting the same
or by competent agents Of his, until
put out" The penalty for allowing
a fire to escape through negligence o
carclessness Is a fine OF not less tina
twenty-five dollars nor more than nv
thousand dollars.
The District Fire Warden Is W. NJ
Gln1rd Of Honolulu
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-01
gLgcnON on OFFICERS.


WDaEEti MiLL COMpANY, H1D,
At the annual meeting NJ the stook-
U1IdNfa m tbo r1Ouoor MN Company
tfG. bAid ~ the aimee M ". nackfel1
n CuGpauv, limited, Honolulu, On
EalItd8V, FnJfuHrv ". lgOG, the fOl-
Jgr.uF dlfnrtDfs we're olrmod ~ serve
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H. h. McCandlofs, y, W, Macfmlaue.
WbO, subsequonOH u ID meeting of
iHa BOafd m Dlrert0r appointed me
fyiIDulrE OfHrnfs Nv aafYa FOR tbn on-
aliDH ynars
H. w. Observation-Disclosures
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-01
gLgCnOS o. OFFICERS.
EEEAtth EUgAu CDMpANY,
LtMrED,

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LlWfED,
hi me annual meeting NJ thn sfOnk-
hOidaw N the Eek8ht sugar Conn
tHuy, Limited, held m ibo once NJ Il,
U1rkfeld n rOumuy, Limited, Homo
I1u, IN Wednosday, February n, 1900,
tine fJlDWiug directors Woro elected 10
Bef7e fJf the ensuing yo14
0o0. NJ WiiooK, H. =, rnyo, y. +. IT,
tspnbefR, w. PfOlenhaupr, a. q, VIII
ogx, ", Kfuse, w. Klamp,
Wh6, ~ u subsequent meeting N the
BGHfd Ut Directors, appointed the FOL.
i6WinR OmceB ~ serve FOR lho ensuing
yHHfi
GeJ. n, Wilo0Ku,,s,.,up President
a. =, Fayeuuu,tH President
II. =, H. tsenbefg,2d Vloe-ptesIdent
W. Pf0tenhhuer .,,,.auTreasurer
". Elhmp Secretary
A. ii1ueberF utuss.,aahuditOr
r.. KbAMP,
Secretary
Honolulu, Fobrumy r.. 800
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-01

IIOUOIUIU- TOD- ~ INOJ
UHsM Promotion Committee, Homo
.ulu " o.
Gentlemen Your communication rec
..IH,d i3st evening and iu reply VIII
..g. Waa most aRrno1bly disappointed
fl. eo lug your floral parade " the 22d.
W. think our nos'as 600 Loa Angeles
rHI. afr about us fine aa caU be-, but IN
mIHv respects yours has surpassed
uHs u was simply splendid and
UorD aU1 trust you VIII make It 90 sue
PASS lU tbo future
TU OUly suggestion I could make 10
E.|s th1l the different scrtions be-
fgmnd cosor tog thcr and the move
#n.t not aD fast am,
VDfy truly your,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-01
T. BREWER & CO. lTD
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-01
INJECTION OF OFFICERS.

itOHOKAA SUGAR COMpANY.
~ me regular annual meeting Of
me stockholders N the iionokaa Sugar
Company, held M lho ONCE Of H. A,
Rp1Hafef N co., on ne 2slh day Of
February, 1900, the following officers
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-01
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
THE PACIFIC GUANO Il FERTI-
LIVER COMPANY.

lflIIlt NDMIAN =
~ the adjourned annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Pacific Guano
n Fertilizer Company held ut tho Of
nee Of IT, liackfold & Company, Linn
itod, Honolulu, ON Wednesday, Febru-
any a., 1906, the following directors
wpr1 elected 10 serve for the ensuing
yoaT
GEO. ~ Wllcox, y. T.. Il. Gsenberg
w. Pfotcnhaunr Geo. Rodek, T.
Kiamp,
Who, subsequently NJ % meeting OF
tho Board Of Directors, appointed the
following Officers 10 serve for the en-
sulnR yenr
Geo NJ Wllcox,,aa,..Pr President
y. =. H. lsonbcrga.V President
W. PfOtenhauor ,,.a.o Treasurer
n. lflamp "...,,n.,..,Secretnry
a. llnnoborg "n...,u."Auditor
T.. I{LAMP,
Secretary,
Honolulu February q, 1906.
Columbia Graphophonl free. See
ta0n \
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-01

nra elected 10 serve for the ensuing
HnIr.
r. a. neutrality-suspicious.
W. ~, Bmrd...,..V ico-prcsident
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W, LHuH ......,.,,,..""Trc Treasurer
IT, A. Mcfnoruy ............AuditOr
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
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Lanz, ". FDckc, Geo. UOdlek, w. l.
Hopper, j. W. Waldron.
j. W. WALDHON,
Secretary.
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pin Plantation,
MN AEd0 HA,sl Company,
YL1 fil6lsil6H Company,
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ELECTION or OFFICERS.

Honolulu, February 20, 1906.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
Must Be Something Brewing.
WATER S5 A BARREL.
Fairview Has One Drawback to Help
Counteract Mineral Riches.

Regarding the rush into the Fairvicw
district recently mentioned In The Trib-
une the Fallon Standard has the following
to say.
Mines and mining are still the engross
ing subject In this section. and unless all
signs fail they will constitute large factors
in our future life. People OF all classes
halling from everywhere have passed
through Fallon during the past week. all
= bound for the new camp. Townsites have
been plated. stores, eating houses, saloons
and even newspapers arc sharing In the
general business prosperity, until we
find 1t Impossible to chronicle transpirlng
events save In brief summary
The past week has been marked by
some active work that has been product
i've OF results. and although Fairvew is as
yet too new a camp 10 predict It's future
With certainty, its possibilities seem
great az those of any OF the southern min
Ing camps Its mineral formation is the
result Of the cruptige period. and pyrites
and lydites abound Its reefs resemble
some crustaceous ConglomeTate. although
IN some Instances ore bodies carrying high
values have beer encountered. Nearly all
OF the samples unearthcd TO date carry
larger value In silver than In gold, and
the major part of the ore liz base The
highest value encountered s reported TO
be $3.50, A strike WAS made on the Ber.
lin group of claims owned by a Goldfield
company while drifting work was in
progress the first Of the week 4 per-
manent elghteen-inch ledge was uncov-
cIed that showed a value OF sos In silver.
gold and copper
One of the greatest drawbacks to tho
Fairvicw district Is the lack of water 1t
is reported that water is selling ut S. per
barrel at the present time Among the
Fallon parties who are prospecting for
water arc E. NJ. Brown, Jess Bruner and
lack Barnhill, who left Fallon the first
equipped for digging. and they hope TO
locate water within few miles of the
present townsitc OF Falrvicw. At the
present time water Is being hauled fifteen
mIleS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
SACRAMENTO MINE TO
SHARE MORE PROFIT
Five Thousand Dollar Dividend
Declared by Directors of
Company, Thursday.

The Sacramento Mining company con-
tinues to operate their property most
diligently. dividing out TO the share
holders of the company profits OF good
dimensions On Thursday the directors
o1 the company met and declared tho
regular dividend OF 5000, payable the 1st
OF March. The books will clqse today.
Shipping Lot Of Mercury.
General Manager r. G.. Boutwell, re-
turned Thursday night from the property.
and stated that the management was
still going down on the vein recently
struck without meeting with any evil
dences OF diminution in either extent or
values OF the ore body lie also stated
that the company is now londIng As
TASKS of mercury preparatory 10 shipping
this amount to the Eastern markets.
This lot Of mercury will bring close to
the sum OF SIS, 600.
Mr. Boutwell, said that the property
was in the best phyical condition pos
sible, and that everything was proceed
ing satisfactorily.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
DAY ON GRANGE.
Large Volume of Business In Many
Stocks, at Good Prices.

1t would he dinlcult to select from the fea-
lures OF the business transacted on the local
exchange Friday the most striking one. ~ the
business transacted was the best for any day
for some time. The great number OF sales made
would tend To establish most firmly the con
Edonce that the Investing public reposos In
tho Utah stocks, 6nd IL Ia ono OF the henlthicst
signs OF tho season 40 far.
May Day. New York. Uncle sam Coneoli'
dated Beck Tunnel. Curisa. Ajax and Star
Consolidated registered some big ssles, oil at
lifting prioco, willie Copper Glance made It's
appearance. for tho first time In several wecits.
ZOO shares selling for and 81 cents, Ohio
Copper stock sold 10 the extent OF H5
shares at 81. .G9 and 81
total OF 6I.0oo shares passed hands turning
the OF S2S st5. Is. Tho quotations for tho
dag closed follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
BLACK DIAMOND ORE
ON TUNNEL LEVEL
General Manager Alexander
Gets News Shortly Before
Leaving for Indiana.

Just before taking the train for thfe
East Friday evening General Manager
Alexander of the Black Diamond mine
received news from the mine at Stock
ton to the effect that In the north drift
there were developments OF tho utmost
Importance. While nothing definite
could be sscertaIncd about this strike
OF ore, owing to the latcness of the day.
it was deemed OF great Importance by
Mr.. Alexander on account OF the strike
being made on the Honerinc drain tun-
mel level.
Hoosiers Own Great Mine.
The Black Diamond management has
keeping diligently at work without max
ing any noise about what IL ~ do
ing on the property. and few people rea-
lie that the mine Is one OF the best
I'm the State. The developments OF the
past few months have been wonderful,
and tho property Will, without doubt. be
In the dividend list before the end or the
year and Mr. Alexander Is enabled
to return to Lafayette, Ind, with most
comforting news for the many Hoosicr
stockholders In the company and moth
Ing could be more encouraging than the
strike OF high-class galcna ore on the
drain tunnel level just reported.
1t Is deemed OF special Importance, lol-
lowing closely upon the encounterlng
of such rich ore on the Honerine mine on
the tunnel level
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
Afraid of Strong Medicines.

Many people suffer for years from
rheumatic pains. and prefer TO do so
rather than take the strong medicines
usually given for rheumatism, not
knowing that quick relief from pain
may be had simply by applying Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and without talk
Ing any medicine internally Rev.
Amos Parker Of Magnolia. North Caro-
lima, suffered for eight years with a
lame hip. due TO severe rheumatic
pains. He has been permanently cured
by the free application of Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm. For sale by all lead
Ing druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
OPEN BOARD

OPEN SOAFD,
Ajax. 800 at 30c
Beck Tunnel 1000 at sc. buyer sixty days.
100 ut 57I.c: 200 at SIC
Curisa- eco ut 30lscs 500 Mt 3oAc; 1000 at 3Ic (:
1000 at 3lbSc. buyer sixty days.
Columbus Con. 100 at s4si: 600 at $50
Daly-Judge. 100 at sl0.lo.
Grand Central. 100 Mt s3.53
Ohio Copper, 100 at 81; 100 at 81 SO.
Uncle sam 6oO at 4Cc
Victor Con, lG0 at i7ec.
Shares sold $500
Selling value. Ssia0 %.
AFTERNOON SALES
Ajax, 100 at 5nc. 6oo MT s0Ec.
Carlsa, so at ale 1000 at 30iac,
Grand Central 800 at $3.50.
May Day. 22C0 at lso 1900 at lekc. 1000 at
l?,ic seller sixty days; 50O at IsIfc
Silver Shield 200 at 201sc.
Star Con. 1909 at l3hc 1000 at 13%c
Uncle sam 500 AT 5s%c: 100 at ssAc; 800 at
4uc. 100 at 40Itc
Butlor- Liberal. 259 at lac,
Beck Tunnel 100 at SITE; 500 at CSC. 600 at
5SEc. 100 At sec. 100 at 6S&c.
New York $40 at &c: 2e0o at 27irc5 300 at
"7hc, 500 at Z7Se. sellor sixty days. 22Vp at
3t.c 400 at 2sc: 500 at 2ssc.
Tctro. 1000 al lec.
Shares sold 81 260.
Telling value. S94Ss 20.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel, 1900 at 6so.
Carisa 500 at 30Ac: 1000 at :lkc; 80 at 3lc
Copper Glance, 1900 AT Sc. 1000 at SIC.
Dnly-Judge, 1I6 at SO.
Ohio Copper, Is Al s.
New York. 30 ct SIC.
Hicbmond-6 nacondn. lcoo NJ 3hc.
Uncle sam, 100 at 4Oc. 500 at 40ssc.
Victor, 1900 at iAc.
shares sold. Il. 700.
Selling value, $is27 25
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
UTAH IS SUFFERING
FROM EPIDEMIC
No Property Apparently I'M
mune From Merger RumOrs
Which Are Prevalent.
MANY OWNERS KNOW
NOTHING ABOUT DEALS
Ending of Montana Warfare
Throws Numerous Experts
on Mysterious Missions.

Very little else occupies the attention
OF the mining world just now more than
the tremendous consolidation epidemic
that is spreading like a prairie fire from
one end OF the mining country to an
other, distance nor anything else being
bar. over night the disease can spread
from Butte to Park City, from New
York TO Stockton. nothing being immune.
however vaccinated. from the ravagcs
of the disorder. The owner of property
picks up the papers TO discover while he
WAS peacefully sleeping some one has
accommodatIngy provided a buyer for
his ground that 1t has been mnoculated
with the yIrulent virus. and sold all his
stock at their own terms
Utah Having Its Share.
Utah is having more than It's share
OF this epidemic. Many mines up to
date have only shown symptoms of the
disease; in other words. they merely
have reached the rumor stage, but In so
positive n manner that even the owner
wonders II he sold out while non compos
meutis, and II II would not be advisable
To vaccinatc his remaining possessions
before another period of mental aberra-
tion Seizes upon him
Ru1nors About Heinze and Cole.
Ever since Heinze Jared loose from
name and that of Cole have been terms
TO conjure with I'm the great game OF
now you have some property. and now
you haven't For some unnamed rea-
son these gentlemen. with their mil
lions. have conceived big grudge against
NIL the mining world except that por-
tion contained within the limits of the
State of Utah. Suddenly they slip In
and proceed to gather In without ever
Investigating an inch of the properties
many mines very much after the fashion
Of n man reaching in the dark for
stone 10 cast at some unknown object
in the perspective
Effects of Looking at Dump.
The numerous agents who have been
securing the State In the interests of
have aroused a considerable amount OF
curiosity regarding their movements and
purposes All that they have had to do
was 10 cast q curious gaze upon a dump.
consolidated. 1t has been rumorcd that
these gentlemen were going to accumu-
late all that is good and holy of Tintic,
then pass into Park City, thence to
until they have successfully Corralled
G everything In the State that had vein of
ore
Must Be Something Brewing.
Numerous properties have been sold
without the consent OF the owners, and
in many cases without their knowledge,
IL formerly was the custom to at least
give owners of property the chance
to place n valuation upon their posses
sons but the disease recognizes moth
ing now. There is no doubt eX-
pressed in mining circles that something
great ls brewing In mining Utah, yet
several whose mines have been handled
freely by rumor are inclined to doubt
the present condition OF aifairs. mas
much as regarding their own properties
there arc so many mistakes being made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
SUPPLIES FOR PALMETTO.
New Districts Demands Being Sup
plied From Goldfleld.

Regarding the new camp OF Palmetto TO
which the Goidheid Sun 10 paying considerable
attention right now a B. Cochran OF Chi
,ago has returned from that district TO Gold
fold with several valuable samples OF to
be assayed Rays the sun Mr. Cochran is
very much Impressed with the district which
In hs opinion gives promise Of becoming one
OF tho star producers OF Nevada.
on his way to Goldncld he met twenty teams
on their way to Palmetto with supplies which
tho growing town demands in liberal ouantI-
tics II Ia not unlikely that considerable Chi
cngo money viii now into the district as the
result OF Mr.. Cochrnn's visit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
EXTENDING COPPER BELT LINE
Graders at Work on Extension &C
Boston Con. Ground.

Mines Manager Gates OF the Boston Consoll-
dated was in the local offices OF the company
iNrlday Mr. Gates stated that the most recerb
development In the affairs OF the Boston Con-
solidatcd was the Inauguration oil WORK upon
the extenslon of the Copper Bolt railroad
tracks TO tho point at which the company VIII
utillze the large steam shovel Tor mining
purposes The graders for the extension be-
run work Friday morning. ard the WORK VIII
bp rushed to completion. 1t viii he necessary
10 Law two miles of track.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
LATEST MONTANA STEP.
Senator Clark May Join Forces With
Amalgamnted Interests.

We understand. says the News Bureau that
Senator Clark Ia In New York and Ia ne
Eotiating with the Butte Copper interests. II
satisfactory terms can be reached the next
sep In tho Butte copper harmony may be the
t;nion OF the Clark Butte copper properties
with the interests which have recently pur-
chased the Hc,nzo properties In conflict with
the Amolgamotcd company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
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Omaha. Denver s Qy'
Francisco and 81:
No. lo-From 0rd... ..'"...s...
and San Franclzcoe oe0'uala
10; 6-For Ogden. ni o,a
SSnicaGo. Denver. vlaae Taa
No. 7-For Ogden 30.
Butte, San FrancIsssr,.l Isr,llrt
intermediate points an1
No l--For Ogden 60.
SSin,icag9. Denver, Ras
Francisco aua Uz1
No. 1i-For Ozder,
nointss Naries and intsrmsdIss,;''
No l7-For Ogden -:
Sd,o,Ig Ghiongo and inter1assdnIss,s. Hsnss
No. s-For Ogden p....:.
Kansas City Om,Se ,ISelylT
Louis and Chicago
No. e-For OEdsn -, q n
Valley, Butte, ush| usseh|
Portland, Snn Fsc slsc
and intermediate uainis
u, E. BURLEy,
c,. D. 8. SPENCER. |;
City Ticket offlce. ~ MAJ,
Telephone $50. s'
Note Train numbers ~.
Oregon Short Line train sa9
not apply to the Southsrsa ~
Ogden or the Union parIs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-24
Mining Notes.

Superintendent Raddatz of the Honerino
mine in the city Friday
corps OF surveyors surveying in the
Cottonwood district for the Consolidated JEFF
ferson and other properties.
Clarence E. Allen OF tho United Stntes Min.
ing company Ia back at his desk after An alb
sence OF several days at tho properties.
J. Fcwson Smith OF the United States com
pDny in the city Friday.
ID. ". Brunton OF the Taylor & Brunton
sampler carno in from Los Angeles Friday for
short stny.
Harry Il. Colo OF the frm OF Chiids q Cole
has gone to 81 George for few days visit