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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18
Ja.-~sewa Buildi.x.

TO facilitate the transfer of freight
from this city to local points along
the main line and branches the n.
p. company expects to erect large
freight shed among the c0mpany's
tracks west OF the river. 1t is proba-
bly, that the location will be on the
right Of way near the location Of the
Oil tanks west OF the Main street
bridge. The increase in the recent
Of freight that has to be unloaded
and re-shipped from this point is
large. Freight that comes here in
car lots for various towns along the
branches will be handled in the new
warehouse, reassorted and loaded for
prompt shipment. The new building
will be at least 400 feet long and may
be 600. Plans have not yet been de-
fnitely announced for this new en-
largement Of the companies facilities
here. The new building and the con-
centration OF the re-shipping business
to this place will be the means of
bringing number of additional resi-
dents to the city. The branches for
which this freight transfer business
will be done are the J. & n. to
Leeds, the Turtle lake branch, the
Esmond line the James Valley line
and the McHenry branch
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-09-18

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15
ERNEST G. WALKER.

following biographical sketch of Captain Very
Samuel Liverpool Eng, April 49, 1886
Saem Mass and Havre Frances public
Cambridge Maiden Chelsea, Mass and
Academy Newport r. L. and Annapolis
Warehouse Point Conn, June H. 1883 to
magnetic investigations
1901 having charge of the Transit
of Commissioned 1885,
MASTER ls70 leutcommande March
1895; February 10, 1901 Gem
Cuba,
Philippine and Chinese waters While
Zamboanga
p highly
j. Francisco, Medi
November 1908 December 81 1904 Club:
NewY Yok Yacht. Residence: Newton Center, Mass.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15
PROSECUTION
HAS RESTED

A. S. Humphreys, leading counsel for
the prosecution in the trial of Alfred
Douse for manslaughter, rested before
adjournment yesterday afternoon in
Judge Dc Bolts court.
DR.. ]. T. Mcdonald, the government
bacteriologist, was called as the first
witness of the day His evidence
agreed with that of Or. Sinclair, its
conclusion being that Yamagada died
of burns
Drs. Uchida, Kobayashi and C. b.
Cooper were the remaining expert med
ical witnesses called. Every one of
them concluded that the death was due
to burning
KELLETT ONE YEAR.
Judge Lindsay sentenced p. d Kel-
lett Jr.. formerly a clerk of the First
Circuit Court, to be imprisoned one
year for embezzlement. There were
, seven indictments against him found
in May last, severally for embezzle-
ment, gross cheat and forgery. Hav-
ing made restitution of his entire short
age as already reported ne now plead
ed guilty to one indictment, when a
nolle prosequi was entered in each OF
, the other cases.
| A nolle prosequi was also entered for
| Kellett on his old Indictment for en-
bezzlement in the Barete matter. This
was for SSS4.40 and found by the grand
! jury on September II, 1905
| Deputy Attorney General Fleming in
formed the court that Attorney General
Peters had asked him to state that the
department felt that year or eighteen
months of Imprisonment would be suf-
ficient punishment.
Mr. Magoon for defendant expressed
surprise at the suggestion, thinking a
nominal sentence of twenty-four hours
would meet the ends of justice. En-.
bezzlement was purely statutory of.
tense and so easily committed thai
persons We're sometimes guilty without
knowing it. When he was a judge III
sentenced a man to pay a fine of $60O'
for embezzling that amount and the
Attorney General at the time, ii. 10
Cooper, was satisfied without imprison
ment.
Judge Lindsay then uttered his sur
prise at sentiments such as be had jus
heard EmbeZzlement was especial!
despicable, uniting as il did betraya
of trust with larceny. Kelletts cas'
was so much the worse from the FAC
that, as clerk Of court, he had seel
: hundreds of criminals tried and faile'
TO take warning. Ii was to be regrette
that there were so many cases like tn
one MIR. Magoon had mentioned. Tn
sentence of the court would be imprls
) onment at hard labor for one year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15

with a cross beam upon two uprights
and from this long boom fitted with
rollers Il swung out ahead of the car.
The outer end Is free 10 swing as those
In control Of II direct. Rollers on the
sides Of the car permit the rails to be
rolled along on the boom-rollers When
free OF the car the rail- is lowered TO
the side intended for IT, and II is
swung down easily and exactly. the
inner end swinging between the fish
plates protruding from the rail last laid
down. All that is necessary is To shift
the rail this way or that and the spik-
ers Immediately clamp the steel to the
ties. With this quick method the car
Is pushed ahead rapidly. and there is
little doubt but that Superintendent
Denison's forecast will come true
that the locomotive will be in the
midst of wahiawa's pineapple planta-
tions on June 26.
All the bridge frames and other sawn
timbers are prepared at the yards of
the Oahu Railway in Honolulu. Rails
for curves are bent there also and so
far everything has been a good fit OF
course. the rails are not spiked down
and finished altogether. They are
"half-spiked." That is, the rails have
been spiked to every other tie. A
gang Will go back shortly and
spike i'm between and tamp in the
roadbed and level up the track, round
out the curves and MAKE 1t perfect.
The construction locomotive and cars
go over the road now and there is no
danger, but all danger will be eliminat-
ed when the spikers are entirely finish
ed.
The trip to Wabiawa will be novel;
| ty. 1t takes the traveller away from
scenes with which he is familiar and
carries him through scenes which may
| remind him of other places, Colorado
| for instance. The road passes through
| the long, winding Waikakalaua gulch
for more than half its way to Wahi-
ava. At Wahiawa the traveller may
see what may In time be the greatest
pineapple plantations in the world.
They are extensive today and are the
greatest perhaps when quality is TAX
| en- into consideration. The Wahiawa
| pineapple is acquiring wide reputa-
tion, both the pine as it is taken from
the plant and the fruit as 1t is found
in cans.
| So great has become the pineapple
canning industry that can factory has
been established near the oahu railway
| depot and already operatives are turn
| ing out great heaps of cans. These
| will be conveyed to Wahiawa and the
fruit placed i'm them, labeled and ex-
ported to the mainland and even to
Europe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15
co SLOW ON
LOAN MONEY

During Governor Carter's absence
all questions relative to the expendi-
ture of loan appropriations, other than
upon Old contracts and some school
buildings long time planned. were
referred for answer to his return by
officials at the Capitol. Yesterday an
Advertiser reporter put leading ques-
ton on the matter to the Governor
His reply began with the counter
query:
"Wrl the Territory continue to build
reads and turn them over to the coin--
ties for control and maintenancef
"Shall the present plan be corr
tinued." the Governor proceeded ih
substance. "of appeasing each county's
demands by allowing 1t portions OF the
Territorial loan and having one county
or another complaining that IL does
not receive its share? 4
Before expending the total amount
of the loan II might be well to obtain
= an expression OF the people. In the
various counties at the coming elec-
| \fIons, upon the question whether the
= money shall be expended and charged
to the counties.
"Or, according to the American
| plan. before issuing any bonds ask the
| people of each coupty how much Of
borrowed money th,y are willing To
have expended upon their schools and
roads.
| "If the counties can not float bonds
| Ia6vantageousy. let the Territory en-
dorse their bonds, or. in other words.
let the counties pay the Territory In
bonds"
Thus, substantially, the Governor
gave his views upon loan expenditures.
the central idea being that the coun7
ties, outside of their pro rata OF the
current revenues. ought to pay Tor
whatever they receive from the Terri
tory, and their respective voters to have
the say regarding the amount OF future
obligations thus to be incurred.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15
DISblRMENT CASE
MAY Be SUSPENDED

Five witnesses were called In the dis
barment case against Harry 4. Mills
before the Supreme Court yesterday.
They were people from Kon4, laval.
Deputy Attorney General Prosser has
not yet res.eu.
e. W. Ashford appeared for the re-
spondent and, at the outset, entered
q protest against the proceedings. He
argued that the charge amounted to
the crime OF forgery and The. Supreme
Court should not call on Mills to de-
fend himself on such charge while he
was liable to indictment and trial.
Another ground OF protest was that,
II guilty at all. Mills had committed
the offense as notary public and not
as an attorney
Mills IL charged with procuring sig
natures to petition for liquor IL
cense and then changing the name OF
the applicant without the knowledge
or consent OF the signers.
Mr. Ashford admitted that the court
had Jurisdiction. but thought that II
should suspend the hearing as matter
~ judicial discretion,
II was decided by the court To go
ahead with the taking of evidence
while reserying ruling ON the re-
spondent's protest When the ease foI
the prosecution II closed the hearing
may be- postponed to await the OUT
come of any criminal proceedings that
may be- taken
Justice Haawell complimented Mr.
Ashford on his fair and frank presen'
tniion 0f the protest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15
SILVElRA FIGHTS
his ASSESSMENT

NJ. u. silveira's appeal was heard by
the Tax Appeal Court yesterday II
IL from an assessment of s37 600, the
sam4 as last year, on the property
bounded on three sides by Pauahi. Nu-
uanu and Chaplain streets, containing
about 23 900 square feet There ls an
Did stone house on the land. Tax A.
SCISSOR Holt presents q lot OF data on
his side
Ia 1905 The property was returned AZ
fSi2f2 when the ASSESSOR raised u 10
ts7 900 an stated. This year u was re-
turned at $4,000, but the latter part ~
January Filpeirn asked 90 amend the
reinrn 10 10000.
r nolfs, attorney IN fad for hllyelra,
~ 1871 pui value ~ llesoo0 1n me
pTOpffiy when d matter ~ isng DAM
ages f0f street widening vac W. ask
lug IseI sguarf fnoi fof what 'be
government wanted ln heyfnhffl
1904. n ArmiiaFs. ~ Al a, Peterson
snd y. ! Wlhflm d hpufi ~ commits
tloneIF aplraifr1 ihe Yaile ~ lhr Iili
ibe HnifruWfni innk % " spuaff
foot. ana . deed gafa tsffuird ~ lh'
sppsilani on Fsn b. 1906, oi lti tlual'
49, fug isop ~ JvHf ~ lhf sslns l'a'
lhe npprllHni Nenfsyfd ip ihr hfliH ~
W Apsll0 80 sgpalf if'l ~ 'h' lan'
fal lloog
nos hesffef ihs isslsgu faYr NJ
esnRp 81 apllRI ~ lhe F'''e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15
PROMOTION FRIENDS III
CHAMBER OF COMMEaCG

At u meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce trustees yesterday afternoon
the question If finance was discussed
The Promotion Committee came in f1r
a good share of the discussion, friends
of that organization presenting n state
ment to the effect that an investigations
shows that the Chamber of Commerce
is morally responsible for the main
tenance of the Promotion Committee
until June 80, 1907 The friends Of the
Promotion Committee stated that the
Promotion Committee had more claim
upon the revenues derived from the
wharfage tax than the militia.
As result an effort may be made
to obtain subscriptions to satisfy both
organizations until the Legislature
meets.
The following resolution was adopt
ed:
That $500 be paid to the militia out
of the funds of the chamber and whaf.
tax as soon as 'possibleSnd the balance
be raised by public subscription tS
make up the sum of $1,000 promised
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15
GkLBRA|TH'S
BIG ESTATE

A submission on agreed statement
of facts has been made to the Justices
of the Supreme Court, for the construc-
tion of the will of the late Geo. CAL
braith. The plaintiffs are Hannah and
Barry Fitchie, executors under the
will of Eliza Fitchie, deceased; Eliza
French. John Galbraith. William Gal
braith, Samuel Galbraith. Martha Gull
ly and Margaret J. Rome. They are
represented by Holmes & Stanley. The
defendants are Cecil Brown and w. o.
Smith, executors under the will of
George Galbraith. represented by Smith
& Lewis and G. ii. Olson; and Hawai-
ian Trust Co., Ltd, represented by
Baldwin & Marx.
All of the plaintiffs except John CAL
braith of Wahiawa, Oahu, are residents
of Ireland and England.
There are twelve questions growing
out of the agreed facts (which the
court is requested to answer. One of
the facts stated has reference to the
Aw of descent In Ireland. George Gal
braith left a large estate, making e
DtQutSlS III tnth anu
dreds to relatives in Ireland and rela-
tives and others in this Territory. Then
the residue is placed in trust. for SO
long as the statute may require, to be
! used for the payment of nineteen be-
quests in comparatively small amounts
| excepting one large sum in block for
| the children of a brother.
CASE COLLAPSES.
| Jose Nobregas damage suit against
| ]. da Costa and Antonio de Costa went
| to pieces in Judge Lindsay's court yes
| Arday. In the forenoon a nonsuit al
to one defendant was granted and II
| the afternoon a directed verdict was
given for the other defendant. A. G
| Correa and +. Andrade for plaintiff
A. G. M. Robertson for defendant.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Judge Robinson appointed Charle
Bon as temporary administrator of tn
| estate of Louis Marks, deceased, unde
a bond of $500.
Judge Lindsay approved the account
and granted the discharge of John L
Hackfeld, guardian of Heinrich VII
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15

helm Ehlers, minor come OF age.
Judge LindE-y yesterday signed an
,rder allowing Kanoh3kula Enos,
guardian Of Leon Sterling, to purchase
the dover interest of the widow OF
Constant Sterling and to mortgage the
real estate for three months to secure
the foregoing purpose.
Heirs of the late John Reilly, engi-
neer. have sent a receipt from Sche-
nectady, N. Y, to Mark p. Robinson,
administrator. for $40 cash, gold
watch and some jewelry. The heirs
are the widow and two daughters.
COURT NOTES.
George A. Davis yesterday filed an
assumpsit suit for Felipe Rodrigues
against Honolulu Plantation Co, claim
ing $500 damages for breach of con-
tract
Judgment has been given by Judge
Robinson for +. j. Testa to recover
from ]. p, Kahahawai, VIM. White d
L. Keku md ID. X. Kalauokalani his
claim of $74S.40 together with interest
costs. etc, making the total amount
\ s12O9.60. The cause OF action was al
| old Home Rule printing account. w
C. Achi was attorney for plaintiff.
| Mrs. Elizabeth X. Pratt by her at
torney, H. G. Middleditch, has filed sat
isfaction Of the Judgment she recovered
| from Y. Ahin & Co.
| Fred w. MiHerton. Deputy Attorne!
General, has filed a demurrer to the al
tentative writ of mandamus in the SUI
of Kapiolani Estate, Ltd, VS.. James w
Pratt, Commissioner of Public Lands
| This is the case in which the govern
mcnt throws doubt on King Kalakaua'
completion Of a purchase of land b.
payment of his bid.
Oahu Railway & Land Co, Ltd, ha
field aasnmended declaration in it's as
sumpstt suit against Eva Plantation
Co, Ltd, claiming $2271.2S with inter
est froin November 26, 1904.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15
ORDER TO REPAIR
ST. JAMES HOTEL

Judge Robinson yesterday made the
fonowing order in the matter OF tht
estate of James Campbell, deceased:
This matter coming up for hearing
before me on the petition of the trus-
tees for leave to expend money upon
real property and buildings belonging
to said estate situate at San Jose,
Santa Clara county. and State of Cali
fornia. and the beneficiaries, Alice IL
Macfarlane, Abigail w. Fawananakoa
and Mrs. Abigail X. Campbell ParKers
being present or represented, ana aitef
taking evidence in the matter ana
hearing counsel:
TT is hereby ordered, adjudged ana
decreed that the trustees of the estate
of the said James Campbell be, Anio
they are hereby authorized. empowered
and directed 10 make all needed ana
necessary repairs to the buildings sill
uate on the real property belonging 10
said estate at said San Jose. In such
manner form and style as they may
deem proper for the best interests Oh
the estate, and that the cost OF such
repairs shall not, without the iuriheI
order of this court, exceed The suin 90
thirty-tve thousand dollars
And it is further ordered and de-
creed that all the money that may DE
so expended as aforesaid shall DE
charged to and taken out OF and ion
the income derived during the present.
year from the realty owned by saM
estate no matter where situate"
| This order refers 10 the 81 JaneS
| Hotel, damaged by earthquake II IN
open to appeal by any OF the parties
| other than the trustees within The
statutory time limit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15
wHoopING COUGH

This IN "a very dangerous disease un-
less properly treated, stalisties show
that there are more deaths from II than
from senrlei fever Al danger may be-
avoided. hONeYsr, by giving Chamber
laln's Cough iiemedy II liqulfsH the
tough muruss making u easter 10 eH-
pfriDrBin. Keeps The cough loose, And
makes the paf0Eysins ~ coughing less
frequent and Tees severe. u has been
usrd hl many rpldenloF ~ this disease
vim perfect su0rfss. F0r sale W oil
dealers and dfuRHiEls iisns0n, smith
A Iny Id. aEtuis fOf Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15

Announcement h made ~ the ap'
pg0arhlnH marflaEr ~ Ethel WATTS
nummld. lhr Nrilrr who rpHilfd Va
iinnnluiu ahnui three nr huf years
as0, iO q Nov fpfk br0kpf hhe u
lkv author ~ 'pupfs,' novel, N nns
NJ ihh eellah0rainls ~ ihp 'iFniN
ralondar and shs hsB written y NUM-
boz " short sloflss w llsssil
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15

Tbs 0sHe ~ liafry . Mills lhe liaF
asli aiiDlHeY, aFalnsi sbom AH inloT'
nsilpn hsF lfsH nlrd fDf his alshaTf
insll fJeW fiafiifst Nili t0uf ~ in
lfsllng hffWf ihf fupIfne i'nun lblf
~ Begnlns llr h alieFfa ~ haff
ihanffi ihf namf ~ filnaiilsu l'ff
ililiailHa inf Fsln0u llfsnsf inf ihsi
IN pnHlllfi f'hluanHn aii'l ipf names
~ lesiaehV nae bssu se'uls4 fef 100
nlH lhlHaMgN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15
CAPT. GOING
IS FINED

Captain Philip Going, master of the
Japanese transpacifc liner America
Maru. appeared before U. S. Judge San
ford b. Dole yesterday afternoon as
respondent to n criminal information
against him filed by District Attorney
IL. w. Breckons, charging him with
carrying steerage passengers In that
steamship without the accommodations
for their comfort-such as partitions,
tables, chars--which the statute pre-
scribes. BY his counsel, e. b. Nicola
nahan, lie pleaded guilty to the third
count of the information.
Nolle prosequis were entered as to
four other counts and respondent was
fined $3.50 and costs, with imprison-
ment until the amount was paid. OF
course the penalty was paid by the
agents.
PLEA OF GUILTY.
Dong Tong. Chong Cheong, Wong
Hau and Chong Chang each pleaded
guilty to the charge of conspiracy to
land Chinese from Hawaii on the
United States mainland. Sentence
was set FOR 10 a. m. today. A nolle
prosequi was entered for Wong Kow
Yee under the same charge.
BANKRUPTCY CASES.
Henry Vierra Jr., on his voluntary
| petition was adjudged bankrupt.
Frederick Henry Redward yesterday
! filed a petition of voluntary bankrupt
cy. His liabilities amount to $l4,S73.94
| The secured debts are $lOSSS.99, the
only security being building lien val
ued at $63.79. Unsecured debts to pri'
vate creditors make $S965.32, and $l9.'
SO is due the Territory for taxes. Th'
assets consist of personal property val
ued at $500.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15

Charles sheldon Judd, son ~ the late
Chlnf Justice Judd has been elected
10 membership ~ the Yale chapier of
iha sigma rhi SOelely THIS eorre'
spands ln phi nela kappl la The arts
and 10 given fpr rArelenl work IN
solenoe. M Judd 10 a member ~ the
Yale Forestry school
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15
ADMIRAL LYON
FOR MARE ISLAND
CAPT. VERY HERE
Especial Cable to the Advertiser.)

Especial Cable to the Advertiser)
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Captan Samuel Verj, u 5.
NJ assigned the Honolulu station to succeed Ad
mra Lyon who will transferred to the command of the
Mare Island Navy Yard.
ERNEST G. WALKER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15
SELF CURE NO FIoTIoNl

MARVEL UPON MARvELi No suFfkbhh
NEED NOW DESPAIR. but without runnins
doctors bill or falling Into the deep dioh o.
quuckery, may safely, speedily, and ecenen,is-
slly cgIe himself without the slsdrs es
aerond party By the Introduction of Tue tes
Francan Remedy, THEhAPiOh, oemye~
rsyOlutlon has been wrought IN th's asysft'
ment of medical science, whilst thousands hate
been restored 10 health and Happiness wus ~
ysafs previously had been merely dFsggint SH-
4 miserable e4iHtanca,
TIIERAPlOs No, ! Ia remAEt.s'I slsss
time, often few days ONLY, effects : sssss
snllvfarding injections, tho use ~ shlee 49,
lrrrparable harm by laying tbs fanassisa "
strittuTs and Other serious dlsraAss
TIlEHAPlOk No, =, foF lmPuliV % ~
blood seuFYy plmples spots, hlol.hrsi l,alas
uad sssillngs VI tho I0lnlu, Ioni, Fhsanisuail,
secondary synpinmH eif THIS pifpAs..N.s
punAes ihs Nh0ir Vs,fm thlnuth we w. :.
snd lhHoughly slluinalss 81 polsoi'oss salts
tom tho hldy ...-
lnipalgra Tlialiil, slrrpsnsnFssi $40 ~ ths ais
lgssslng rpnssqupnerv W dAslpalleni ssisls
nverphgt, 90, " possessfs sulHilslns plu.f
NJ gsstnslps sitshstf sha Ylpsaf u lhs tstthE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15

ghss1II Ihaula ~ lhsI 30 eeil 'IhlItVllH
,ppesls w hllilsh npfr4nmfnl hieNp ~
s.i1 Isis n Fsslsn(, tls az ~ ~,
ki.i'tssi ~ sl,lssl sllll y W slEsF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15

There was some little discussion OF
ways and means, arising from re-
quest Of an Advertiser representative
that the committee order a thousand
copies OF the Jubilee number OF this
paper. An order for 500 copies was
given. the members OF the committee
expressing regret that they were unable
10 order the larger number or even
more. AZ the value OF the publication
for promotion work would be great
A. the conclusion ~ the meeting the
members were invited 10 visit the Nuu-
anu stream park In the chairman'r
auto, the Invitation being unanimously
accepted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15
GETTING RESULTS
Continued from Page IL

enjoyable time and are going to prove
splendid advertisers for Hawaii.
Upon completion of the notable cleo
trcal enterprise now being pushed
through on the island of Kauai by Mr..
Gartley. manv of our people would un-
doubtedly like to take advantage of
the opportunity to visit that island and
| would respectfully suggest Promo
tion Committee excursion, to Kauai at
that time If satisfactory arrangements
can be made for steamer, and in this
connection l would suggest further that
when the people of Maui open up their
new rest house on the top of Haleaka-
la that a similar excursion be arranged
to take in the island of Maui The
trip of the editors to Hawaii will be
our committees excursion to that is
land.
| am informed that Mr.. Bonine, the
moving picture man, met with good
success in Kohala, that he is now in
Waimea and will lose no time In get
ting to Laupahoehoe and Hilo.
DR.. Emerson reports that he hopes
| to be able to entertain the visiting edl-
tors with some genuine old time Ha-
waiian music. probably the first thai
many of this generation have ever lis
| tened to.
Mr.. Howard H Hitchcock has again
placed on view his magnificent painting
| OF Kilauea. the lake of fire, and Mr.
| Alexander Scott has three new can>
vases on exhibit in our rooms. adding
materially to the attractiveness OF the
| place.
| Mr.. w. o. Aiken of Makawao, Maui
writes under date OF June l2th, tha'
iu compliance with our request he If
making arrangements TO entertain Mr
/ Bonine without cost while this gentle
man is on Maui and will do his utmost
10 show him all points of>interest OF
that island.
Respectfully submitted,
! II. p. WOOD,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15

s0IIAsTHS pHUs 90, AesHys
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-15

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