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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
TESTIMONY
ON SAKE
tFrom Wednesdays Advertiser)

(From Wednesdays Advertiser)
The taking of dispositions in behalf of
the appellee in the sake cases was con-
cluded by United States District Court
Commissioner Mailing yesterday. A
japanese witness called to testify as
an expert as to whether sake was more
like wine than beer, or more like one
wine than it was like another, was
put through his PAGES and incidentally
put away lot of booze at the behest
of United States Attorney Leavett,
of Washington, who is looking out for
the governments interest in the case.
The Japanese was game, He went
from port to sherry, and from sherry
to claret, and back to sake, and
through it all, for a long time and in
many tests, he picked out the sake
every time by the taste and said that
it was like neither port, nor sherry, nor
claret, and that any of these was more
like any other than either was ike
sake.
This sort of thing was kept up, Mr..
Leavett changing and shifting the
glasses again and again as If trying
to catch the witness, until at last the
Japanese threw up his hands and said
he could not taste anything any more
unless he were permitted to 60 for a
short time and have a drink of water.
After this incident, Thos. McTighc
was called and said that he did not
and would not drink sake. DR.. F. b.
Humphris, on the invitation of AttoI-
ney Tom Fitch, took jolt of sake and
was asked to say how it impressed him.
The doctor said it did not taste like
any wine with which he was acquaint-
ed.
Manager Hertsche of the Moana said
that sake was not like any wine with
which he was acquainted, and all the
testimony of the session went the same
way.
The dispositions will be sent on to
Washington, and the question of the
refunding of duties will be fought out
there. A great many local importe S
are interested in the matter, as the
question is whether sake shall be class
ed for duty purposes as a beer or a
wine,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
SMOKED AKULE FISH.

Smoked akule is a product which is
being prepared at Hanalei, island of
Kauai, under the direction of Charles
Makee and others. Those who have
eaten of this fine sea fish so prepared
say it should be found in all the city
markets. There is a possibility of the
smoked akule being sent here in large
quantities, if not just at present, at
least in the near future.
one feature of the smoked akule is
that it retains the juice and that the
hau wood by which it is smoked i'm
parts to 1t an excellent flavor.
Hanalei is a big fishing port and aku
lie is brought in by Japanese and Ha-
waiian fishermen by the ton. Some
times the catches have been over
large and could not all be sold and
smoking the akule has resulted. A.
Gartley of the Hawaiian Electric Com
pany, whose business calls him to Ka-
uai frequently has sampled the fish
on several occasions and says 1t is eX-
cellent. He has brought samples to
Honolulu and given it to friends who
agree with his opinion. Mr.. Gartley
thinks that there is an opportunity for
working up large industry in smok-
ed akule.
AS an instance of the tremendous
catches of akule taken in by fishermen,
it is said that the Devauchelle Broth
ers recently took more than a thou
sand dollars worth from Molokai
waters to Maui ports. This represent
ed one catch, or, at least, the stock
from several sea-catches and kept in
fish ponds until needed. Such large
sales may be accounted for by reason
of an occasional shortage of fish In the
Maui markets. The fishermen on Mo-
lokai. on the side opposite Maui, watch
the direction the smoke Is blown from
the plantation stacks on Maui. II It
goes I'm certain way they know that
the waters are too rought around Maui
for fish to be taken, and they inme-
diately stock up whaleboats and sail
over there.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08

to be construed as reflection upon
Lorrin Andrews?" said Fleming.
What do you mean?" asked Kinney.
You admit that you meant 1t as a
reflection" said Fleming. That is all l
want TO know"
You go to hell" said Kinney. heat
eddy. who are you? What do you
mean by questioning me in this way?'
The leading attorney for defense
hurried out of the court room, and the
incident closed, so far as he was con-
cerned.
HE brought that matter up deliber-
ately and without any reason" said
Fleming.
The court adjourned at four instead
of at 4;20. the usual hour, at the request
OF one of the jurymen,
1T is a good thing, too" said attor-
ney Kinney. This weather is pretty
hot"
II don't know" responded the judge.
II would like to sit from nine to five.
Then the court could get through more
business"
The prosecution of the Douse case
has not yet closed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
DANGER In DELAY.
PROMPT ACTION MUST BE TAKEN
TO PRESERVE HEALTH.

Kidney troubles are dangerous be-
cause they creep on SO stealthily that
they get firm grip on the victim be-
fore he is aware of it. They manifest
themselves in such varied forms that
they are easily mistaken for other dis
eases.
Make no mistake!
Do not delay!
Treat the kidneys now!
The kidneys are sick and will not get
well unless you use a kidney medicine.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills is the
certain, safe and prompt remedy for
the kidneys only. 1t cures. 1t has
cured people right here in Honolulu.
A. j. Cahill, of Fort street, this city,
night Waterman in the employ or
Messrs. II. II. Davies g. Co., Ltd, says:
"Whilst a young man | was a sailor
and at one time worked for the Inter
Island service. / was, however, oblig-
ed to give up sea life on account of
severe suffering from my back and
kidneys. For this i had tried various
remedies, but the one which restored
me to health was Doan's Backacho
Kidney Pills-procured at HOLSTERS
Drug Store. They relieved me COM
pletely after years of suffering. IL any
one desires further particulars he may
apply to me. ! am to be found Mt Van
Dorn's Ship Chandlery, Fort street."
You should get the same medicine
which helped Mr.. Cahill See that the
full name, DOAN'S BACKACHE KID
NEY PILLS, is on the wrapper and
refuse any imitation,
Doan's Baekache Kidney Pills are
sold by all chemists and storekeepers
at 80 cents per box, six boxes Ss.bO, or
will be mailed on receipt Of price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu,
Wholesale agents FOR the Hawaiian Is
lands,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
MIR. KINNEY is EMPHATIC.

ii"''
A breezy little scene marked the close
of he court day in Judge De Bolts de-
partment yesterday. The Douse man
slaughter case had been on all day, and
Japanese witnesses for the prosecution
had been telling the judge and jury
how Douse had thrown benzlne upon
Yamagata and then set fire to II, each
witness telling OF the incidents as he
had seen them. And Mr.. Kinney for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
RECORD MONTH
FOR ROAD WORK

Following is the report of Road Su-
pcrvisor Johnson for May:
Honolulu, 4. H., June 5, 1906.
d. X. Kalauokalani, Esq, Clerk, Coun-
ty of Oahu.
Sir: l herewith respectfully beg to
submit "A statement of the amount of
most important work completed by the
Road Department during the month of
May, 1906
| also beg to state that besides other
work, such as light repairs on the
streets and roads, bridge work, clean
ing and patching, and oiling numerous
streets about town, this department has
been able to macadamize or otherwise
make new roads to the extent of over
two miles, this being the largest month
on record, and is largely due to the
favorable conditions which the depart
ment has met with in the month of
May, such as no rainy days and any
serious breakdowns in the quarries
and steam rollers, and also striking
good lodges of rock in the different
quarries.
Most important work completed dur
ing month of May, 1906:
Construction tiikoi street concrete
storm drain from Lunalilo street to be-
low King street, $500 feet.
Reconstruction Kalia stream bridge.
Oiling Beretania, Hastings, Anapu-
nj, College, Dominis, Kalakaua avenue
and Alakea streets to the extent of
1880 feet.
No &c Of OF nd 1c
constructed and macadamized:
Macadamized and drained Punahou
street 1000 feet, Hackfeld street $50
feet, Palolo road 500 feet, Wyllie
street $50 feet, Liliha street extension
600 feet, Puunui road 700 feet
Graded and macadamized Kalihi
road 900 feet, Kaluapalena streets 1925
feet, Spencer street $50 feet.
Macadamized Beretania street 1900
feet.
Graded and filed Waialae road 500
feet.
Graded, filed, coral dressing, Kala-
kaua avenue 1900 feet.
Graded and coral dressing Wailupe
road 300 feet, Foundry lane $40 feet,
Quarantine road 800 feet.
No. of miles of streets reconstructed
anr macadamized, 223 miles.
The quagries which were in opera
ton to supply material for the above
mentioned streets were: Kaluapalena,
Kalihi, Alewa, Pauoa Makiki, and Ka-
moiliili quarries, and the South street
bunkers, which supplied coral for Ka-
lakaua avenue.
Estimate: In asking for the appro-
priation for running the Road Depart
ment during the month of June, / will
only say that if the work for the
month of June is to be carried on on
the same basis as that of the month
of May, the sum of $ls,500 will be
the amount required but the depart
ment at present stands ready to either
continue work on last month s basis
or to cut down, so as to be within any
appropriation that may be made by the
Board of Supervisors for the month of
June, 1906.
Yours respectfully,
SAML. JOHNSON.
Road Supervisor County of Oahu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
oILING OF STREETS.

A petition from residents of Kewalo
street, second precinct, fourth district,
to have that street oiled to prevent the
flying of dust, was referred to the road
committee.
A similar petition from residents of
Makiki street, between Hastings street
and Wilder avenue, was similarly dis
posed of.
Another, that Union street be oiled,
was similarly referred. Chairman
Smith said he would have signed this
petition if it had been presented to
him, as he knew how great the dust
nuisance on Union street was. He also
mentioned that people living along oil
ed streets complained that the oiling
drove fleas and ants of the streets into
their yards.
II. =. Wood, secretary Hawaii Pro-
motion Committee, wrote the following
letter, which was referred TO the road
committees
"While the Board Of Supervisors I'M
douLtedly have the matter In mind,
yet may We urge that AZ soon ns IL
can be- conveniently carried out by
your street force that something bee
done "a improve the approach 10 tho
iluckfod wharf,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
COUNTY SUPERVISORS
CLEAN UP BUSINESS
CFrom Thursdays Advertiser)


A meeting of the Board of Supervi-
sors of Oahu county was held in McIn-
tyre building at . p. m. yesterday,
Archer, Cox, Lucas, Moore, Paele and
Smith present, Chairman Geo. w.
Smith presiding.
When the board was adjourning at
1920, to meet as court of impeach-
ment at 1880, Chairman Smith announc-
ed in terms of hearty satisfaction the
fact that the table had been entirely
cleared of all pending business. The
next meeting for regular business, it
was agreed, would be held at the call
of the chair.
Expense bills for May for roads and
bridges, fire department, garbage de-
partment, and public improvements and
electric lights were passed by calls of
roll.
Regarding improvements and lights,
Moore said the committee had kept
within the estimate by $500 and odd.
"Good," the chair remarked.
Moore objected to bill of Hawai-
ian Carriage Co. for repairing the bug
gy of S. Peck, the Koolaupoko road
supervisor, amounting to SAG.
81 told him not to put that in, "
Lucas remarked. Moore said he was
objecting to it now and Lucas added,
as the bill was carried out of the room
by junior clerk, 81 might as well
charge the county for painting my
house
A list of the bills passed is printed
below.
Cox offered a report which was
adopted, asking that the county engi-
neer be directed to report on the cost
of construction of approaches to the
new bridge across the north branch of
Kaukonahau stream, for which Wahi-
ava residents petitioned.
Treasurer Trent's report for May
was presented. Moore said they had
read it in that mornings paper. Clerk
Kalauokalani nevertheless rendered the
document in his best style of elocution.
Reports of the County Road Super
visor and County Road Engineer for
May We're accepted. They are given in
full below.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
wHooPING COUGH.

This is very dangerous disease un-
less properly treated. Statistics show
that there are more deaths from Il than
from scarlet fever. All danger may be
avoided, however, by giving Chamber
lnin's Cough Remedy. II llqulhes the
tough mucus, making Il easter 10 ex-
pectorate. keeps the cough loose. and
makes The paroKysms ~ coughing less
frequent ana less severe, II has been
used ln many cpidemlcs ~ this disease
with perfect success For sale by All
dealers ana druRgisls, Henson, smith
a con LID agents Tor Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
REPORT ON cHAuFFEuRs.

II. A. Wilder, Examiner of Chauf-
feurs, reported as follows under date
of June 6:
"In compliance with instructions
from you l beg leave to submit the
following report for the month ending
May 81, 1906.
"There have been seventy applica-
tions for chauffeurs' certificates. Two
of these were from applicants who were
not seventeen years of age; these / re-
fused to consider. l have issued two
certificates covering steam, gasoline
and electric cars; five covering steam
and gasoline, five for steam only and
forty-four for gasoline only, making a
total of fifty-six. One applicant for
steam and gasoline was given gaso-
fine certificate only.
"'There are twelve who have not as
yet presented themselves for examina-
ton -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
SPECIAL REPORTS.

G. II. Gere, County Engineer, sent in
this report, which was accepted:
81 beg to report that the line of
road as Iald out Tor the Fauoa exten-
sion has been approved by c. S. Hol-
loway, Superintendent of Public Works,
and | am informed that all right-of-
way for the line as laid out will be
transferred to the government upon the
completion of the road.
"The said right -of-way is entirely
through the land of the Bishop Estate,
and of Chas. Booth"
Mr.. Gere also reported in writing
"that the new wagon road constructed
by the o. r. g. l.. Co. on the Waialua
side of Waikakalaua Gulch has been
finished in an acceptable manner. The
new road is decided Improvement on
the old
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
GARBAGE SERVICE.

Saml. Johnson, County Road Super
visor, presented the following requisi-
ton:
81 herewith respectfully ask that
the sum of $l475 be appropriated for
the regular and labor pay rolls, for the
garbage and excavator department, for
the month of June, 1906.
"The estimated expense for material
and supplies for the month of June will
be about $500, making total amount
for pay rolls and general expense of
1919"
Referred to sanitation committee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08

~ q, sheldon writes % eonlempo-
mry 81 pay mat lhe rall-hendlng ma
chime Lately credited a. charles Nus
maypH Invention was Invented ny w.
sr0tt tho present manager ~ kilausa
plantation about thirteen years hHo'
~ admits only Tho adherence thai lhn
scott h. run hy manuel ana the NUS
grave machine hy elrrlriral poNeri
ihoush ihe scott can easily hr aiapina
iu operation by rleclrlrlly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
BBLATBD BILLS.

Auditor Bieknoll camo In aud said
that the greatest trouble his office "a
perleurrd was that caused hy The late
ness ~ business men in presenting iheir
accounts against the cDuniy each
month
lp'as suggested that tho remedy for
thar Hau 70 make tho business men
Nail thirty days for payment of their
bills Tue meeting ronrufTei in ihp
sugHrslipa,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08

Lieut., slaiiery Nv quoted as belns
h0peful nat Congress viii piss appror
prlaiinns both ~ coast lighlH and
e0aff ornaments, for this Territory, 90
mo prrsrnl session. 90 h lose sans
sumo about appropriations 10 complrln
lhe haranT improvements hrgun andrr
lasl years allowance pf $4,000
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
OFFER FROM BISHOP ESTATE.

The following letter was read and
referred to the road committee:
June 4th, 1906.
d. Kalauokalani, Jr, Clerk, County Of
Oahu, Honolulu.
Dear Sir: On behalf Of the Trus.
tees of the Estate of b. i. Bishop, i
am authorized TO offer TO the Terri
tory of Hawaii IA title in fee to that
certain strip of land situate in Pauoa
Valley, Oahu, running through taro
lands now leased 10 the Wing Sing
Chong Company. Said strip to be
forty (i0) feet in width and five hun
dred twenty (520) feet, more or less,
In length, required by the Government
for the extension of Pauoa road. Con
sideration TO be one dollar (sl00), II
being understood, however, that the
Government waive oil assessments for
betiorments, etc, and that the said
road be- constructed within six 90
months from date, The deed 10 be ox,
eeuted upon completion Of the work,
aud al costs connected with the trans,
fnr 10 BE- Loun hy the Government.
The above Offer Is subject 10 tho
ability nu the part NJ this Estate 10
mrkr satisfactory arrangements with
tho prescott tenant " The land fof the
release of iho area above referrri 49,,
This laiief hns been practically ai.
iuriri, hnWfrrr aud we anticipate no
lnirully in this connection
Nnfy lluly Y0uu,
" y WlNAkr,
rnT SECRETARY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
KooLAuLoA 1 AND 2.

The only work in Koolauloa has been
the construction of Kaipapau culvert
and a few days labor expended be-
tween Aiea and Kahuku, removing a
sand bank from the road. The bill for
the latter is not in.
The Kaipapau culvert has cost to
date. sl5s046, made up as follows:
Road dept, Honolulu, 500; Levers &
Cooke, $32.62; Levers 4 Cooke, $31.-
81; Allen & Robinson, 1859; IL. Hack
field & Co., $2930l; Theo. II. Davies,
$l22.50; Cotton Bros, $79.75; j. A.
Crowder $4,000; Hoflschlaeger, 81; Ka.
malolo, $44.25; Kuluwaimaka, 1890;
Sylvester, 1925; Chun Hin, $40, f.
Rerkin, 5000; Kawamoto, so cents; o.
r. & l.. Co., $l35.s9; Hawn. Stockyards,
$40; Lucas Bros, $l0.93; $l590.46.
l am confident this work will be com
pleted inside the original estimate of
$4,000, and ask the Board for an ap.
preparation of $400 to complete the
same.
The survey for road through the
Pupukea homesteads has practically
been completed, $200.99 having been
expended thereon during the month.
AS soon as the data can be worked up,
the same will be presented to the
Board.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
KooLAUPoKo.

Amount spent, sl252,55, made mp M
follows Supervisor, $685. Waimanalo,
Sllsj Slp3.
Kaneohe Quarry Labor S23O50j
tool acct, $780, earling, $500 mm.
Dor, f3O357j s55652
Ahuimanu road Labor, tiO2,
stable accounts feud, $685. shoe
ing, $780, fl5us.
lucidoniulsi Repairs 40 buggy, moy.
Ing crushor 10 lionplulu, telephone and
typewriter 5000.
Total, fl2ba60
Tho workng la Waimunalo section
consisted 0f opening nrfps1 drains,
Ilirhns, NcY ana rrsurfarlnH rough
.lnrrs rausri hy iho heavy rain ~
Apnli aIhn fofi ~ ihe Ahulnanu road
Mas feeonslmel1i duhng lhe month
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
COUNTY ENGINEERS
, WORK LAST MONTH

Two reports from G. II, Gere, Coun.
ty Engineer, contained the following
matteFt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08

at the approximate cost Of IS cents per
foot. As the work was nearly com
pletcd work has been pursued with the
expectancy of finishing on the 9TH at
an estimated cost of $3.50.
Permission was given the County by
Mr. Weldon, superintendent of the Ka.
neohc ranch. TO develop a quarry about
two miles from the foot of the Pail,
and very good quarry has been devel-
oped. About 500 feet of road has been
constructed to connect the quarry with
the main road.
The face of the rock has been strip
ped and site reserved for placing ma
chinery and bunkers. The lumber for
the bunkers is on the ground. framed
and ready for erection, awaiting the
arrival of bolts.
An agreement has been made with
Lord q Belser to move the crusher
and engine from Honolulu to quarry
site for the agreed price of 800.
| regret to report that one of the
laborers was injured on Saturday, the
I'd inst, through an explosion of pow
der. He was attended to by DR.. Wa
terhouse, who had him removed to the
Queens Hospital. Other than a brok.
EN- arm and few bruises. he is all
right.
70 carry on the work for Koolaupo-
ko for the next month, i would ask
for an appropriation of $3.50, to be
expended as follows:
Regular pay roll, $l35; stable ac-
count, $25; quarry, $3.50; incidentals,
$3.50; to complete Ahuimanu road,
$3.50; to complete Homestead road,
$500; $3.50.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
PAIL ARCH.

The Pail arch contract is completed
with the exception of about ten yards
of concrete in the mauka spandrel and
parapet and the plastering of face and
parapets. A third payment on account
is made this month of $3.50. An extra
piece of parapet wall "a feet in length
mas been built by order of the Road
and Buildings Committee, which will
cost $l03.34. The retaining wall above
the arch was completed on the I'd of
the month, its total cost being $745.99
for As yards of concrete in place or
1854 per yard In this connection
desire to correct "A report made at your
last meeting giving the cost as 1888
per yard. The figures were not cor
rect, two days time being omitted.
PAIL ROAD.
Two thousand nine hundred seven.
ty-seven feet of road has been macad-
amized, 1477 feet being finished dur
ing the month. A third payment on
account of contract of $756.9S is made.
Respectfully submitted,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-08
WAIALUA.

Work in Waialua has been confined
to the construction and fencing of the
Waialua- Honolulu main road with the
following exception:
Clearing Paalau, $l3; breaking stone
for crusher, $l62.50; freight on crusher
and engine, $3l.39; $206.s9.
Main road: Regarding: Team, $40S;
labor, $3.50; $766.
Fencing. Material, $l64.05; labor,
$202.25; $4,000.
Tools and powder, $12.25; road over
seer, SIS; $S7.25.
Total, $l426.44.
The new road is graded from the
lower end to point just below the
upper reservoir total distance of l
IL miles. The major portion of the
fence is in place, but the gaps will not
be closed until the new road has had
n chance to settle.
There remains one mile of the road
yet to grade and l am in hopes it can
be finished this month.
/ would ask that an appropriation of
$l400, be made to carry on the work
in Waialua district.