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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16
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>sesghing Is pesasnx 10 he a sAi>;
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c l. MeAlIi-aer of Ohio Cay -,
an Doyievslie is~ ssys lAst vssk.
Mrs. Alice Doyle. Mr.. AID ~
Glassner and fe~ Young EsugAs q
tended the dance al Oe,o Cav -
urday night.
The friends of Miss Ciasa -
gave her surprise party Thssu1hs
ese.ing At ..yo psa. the er,sA -
rived carrying baskets fsll II q
ibles All we're cordially vsSsxmr
J. NJ shuckhAri broaght kis =.
phonograph and ! r. iarmoa - vie
lin. Canceft n'usic. dancing, snnss
aud car playing formed the suAsr
talnmest After sspfer . sssaG b.
II II toge was greatly enjoyed By
everybody Those pre~sat Usvs
Messrs and Mesdames J II. SAnak
hart, Frank Dunn. W. Glsssass, II
II. fogg. Jesse Leonard, Nissss hss
sic Gibbons, Ida Leonard. Cesa
Hazel and Sadie Burt, Ethel aad
blanche Doyle, Ruth Brscewell. I'D
ma Upton. Messrs Harmon, Hisd
maa, G.. A Descombes, Nj Gowans
VIM. Monson. viii Burt, Cecil Hard
man, Roy and Eddie Leonard sad
john Doyle.
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Uapss Cssaansna VakIsv
ee~s-C Chanapio Correspoaaeuce


Monday. March ii
Clara Haymaker ss On tile ssck lis,
Ebert aud Henry smith brought
oet Jolly crowd from town las,
Friday.
Bob White and family have moved
from their ranch aud Mr. White will
follow rsIlrosiing.
Ebert Smith and Irwin Ames en-
pect 10 DO some prospecting for coal
up Lost Canon
The school Is preparing ior the
last dsy exercises There are
three TO graduate from the eighth
grade
Upper Gunnison Valley folks sur
prised Mr. and Mrs. W A. Gillaspev
Saturday night They must have
had Jolly evening, judging by the
time II took ~ get started home.
The FIRST car of Almoni stone was
shipped out Thursday. We under
stand 1t went to Boulder for the new
library Now If Messrs. Chase a
Lamb ust land the contract for that
Denver library 1t will make a big
industry IN cur midst
The last # the literary meetings
was held Friday night The pro
gram was good, especially the play,
Just the same as last season" The
teacher, Miss Julia Relden, and
others who assisted are to be con
graduated on the entertaining meet
ings that have been held.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16
Earth's Greatest Cities

There now nine cities in the world having
= population of more than one million. Lon
don. the leader, has over ~ million, while
Greater New York is a close second. Among
medicines Hostetter's Stomach Bitters have
been the leader for over half a century. and
there are no cloee seconds because no other
remedy can begin 10 equal its record Of cures
of stomach. liver and bowel disorders In
thousands of homes it is used exclusively for
all the common ailments of mankind. When
tongue is coated. appetite poor. bowels costive.
and sleep restless is the time you'll appreciate
this wonderful medicine. 1t cures spring fever
impure blood, indigestion. dyspepsia, billicas.
ness. female .troubles. chiils colds grippe OF
mslaria- Get bottle today from your druggist
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16
0DCssuk ke..ss

~ fssapssose
TssEsa-s March IS
fias 's setssas scarce >sase .r,
ieedsng b.lsd hay
Must b. gosas H. be an early sps.as
from tiss blsckbsrd~ Ia s.sh,.
>oae ot our rsncsasen have de.
sorned their esaiis and report then.
dong w~ti
III c. k~rtiess visited the erseA
FRIDAY. it ws~ quite . surpr.se ,a
see fIsHry this early.
Ihep sao~s have dr,vea the r.h.
bits oss of the hill. and they arc
eating hay Ike sheep.
A. Hslstsbrand. who has spent the
winter With h,s father and mother
near Lsss!stoa, is expected back this
week.
L. H. kssterly bought los head II
stock cattle from 4. A. Silka and son
tins week Mr.. Sllka and John ex
Pect soon 10 e. 10 the Usntab reser-
vatlon. while Carl will remain on
the ranch
Mr.. kunze, the mail carrier de.
serves much praise for the stiff Il CHI
he has made this winter III keeping
the road open. Ii has been a hard
winter and in turn he deserves lib
eral patronage from the ranchmen.
Mr. and Mrs. G-D. Lightley were
shopping IN cunn;sor last SATURDAY.
and on their way home the gale
which was blowing carried away
Mr.. Ligbtley's hat, and he says the
last be saw Of II 1T was going ''out
Of sight
fresiden, Gillaspev of the Stock
Growers association has received
IRON DIR. Lamb a complete report Of
the heinvestigatlon of calf diphtheria. +"
We Intended TO publish il this week
but did not receive copy until too
late. II viii appear next week.
Fred Eilebrecbt came home the
first of last week and Levan +. East
erly came home the last of the week
from Fort Collins, where they had
been attending the Agricultural
Short Coarse. They are highly
pleased with the college
Mrs. Underwood, wife of one of
the range riders on the Gunnison
forest reserve whose district is near
Tin Cup, visited Mrs. Deloe Samp-
son last week. She will be remem-
bered as the eldest daughter of Mr.
Arthur Simms, an old timer ON East
river at Jack cabin.
About % friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gillaspey came over from the Para
gon district Saturday, filing the
night air with merrillent. A very
delightful time was had in the way
of dancing till l. clock when lunch
consisting of sandwiches, coffee, pic
kles, fruit and cake galore was an
nounced. After lunch two hours
more was spent with music and
revelry and then the guests departed
vowing they had the most pleasant
evening of the winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16
GuNNisON FORpsr RESERVE

AFPIIC ALTON FOR GRAZING PERMITS
NOTICE Il is hereby given that all spplicai ions
tor permits To craze cattle aud horses within
the Gannison Forest Reserve during the season
ni 1875. must be submitted 10 ". K kruetzer.
Forest Ranger IN charge, t1uunson Cello, on or
before Aprii ?. lso. Fall information in rega rei
20 the grazing fees To be charged, and blank
iornls 10 be used ia making application, will he
furnished upon request addressed To the above
named officer.
THOMAS II. SHERRtRD.
Acting Forester.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16
Mt. Carton

News-Champion Correspondence.
Thursday, March s
Fred Oversteg left Tuesday for
Denver.
The Black Diamond mine is work.
ing full force.
John Polo and Louis CHM wer
in Gunnison Saturday, returning
Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Santarelli Wis
tied in Gunnison couple of days
this week.
The few men remaining at the
mine this month only work three
days week
Sam Bottenfeld has been verv
sick during the past week, but .
again able to be around.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16
A Safe Cough Medicine tor Chill
dren

In buying a cough medicine for
children never be afraid to buy
Chamberlain 5 Cough Remedy. There
is no danger from 1t and relief is al
ways sure TO follow 1t is especially
valuable for colds, Group and whoop-
ing congh. For sale by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16

The Van 4 number of mining
guard Min men have formed new
ing District mineral district in
Gunnison county. tax
ing portions of the Goose Creek
district and portion of new un-
named district
The said mining district contains
all Of twp. As \ II. 4 w and sec
tions 4-5-6-7-S-9-l6 lS.l9-20-2l 2s
29-30-3l - 33 of twp 4S n. II. 3 W.
of n. NJ Z. in Gunuison county.
This is a section of the Lake Fork
country lying south of Saplnero and
Just over the hill from Dubois.
The rules require close obser-
vance Of the mining laws of the
United States and Of the State of
Colorado President of the assocla-
ton of mining men forming this
district are Edward c. j kyselka
with Lewis NJ. Merriman as secretary
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16

The audience at DIR. Green's lee
ture Saturday night promises to be
as large as the one that applauded
Spillman Riggs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16
~ aAvssrAR VwSESf Raxssvr

APPLICATIONS FOX GRAZING PERMITS
Noilce Is hereby given that all applications for
perMits t. eraBe cattle bovs.s 80
sAeep within the Cocbetovah Fo,est p..sn.u anu
curing a the season Of 1915. must be submitted ,s
X ~. Shellabsrger, Forest SUPERVISE Mosf.,
nation IN regard to the fees TO he CHARGED "a
oisns f.rn- 70 be need in making applicstinn
VII y FURNISHED ut-On request addressed IN thc
above named officer. W 'ie
THOMAS H sHERR,RD
Acting Forester
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16
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~ oo~se ~ Avss.N ASssA tss sk>.ssssA-
sIATE OF COLORADO.
totNT 90 ui SNI-oS.
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Pacific Jar,raict,oa.
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risissiff
Aaron n Levy MAJ Nsr- s.umous I'm
ana q a :. NerneT Appl,cstt.a
Htio ""I'"nt- anu All tor h.0t--
other Ieu-ans or psfti.s trstion
nrh no~u, claiming any
ri-nt, title. estate, lian-
Interest ~ the real
estate described iu she
application horeis.
Def.ndHnts.
The peupio oi the state q Coierado to the
above uamed D.iendsuis- t4h t.kIiNs.
Nou are hereby salnmonea and reluired 10
answer tht nlsiilicat ION al ts applicant plaintiff
in tnp above entitled application fgr ragizIrs
tion Of tiie following hand situate IA tunrison
Z onHNY, oioradH. ttl-WIt. isist- uumlysrad one
li- TIVE ~ three 70 ia Block numbered thir-
teen 10 Original Town of 6uuBi-ou a. Der
the recorded plat ~ said town. aud to lie your
sns~er - tho raia application IL the ofiicc of
the tlsrA of ssIa Court. "a said auutv. within
twenty aays after the -efyice 81 this summons
ufon You exclusive Of the uay # such -iIrtic..
aun u You TAIL 10 answer The said amp caftou
within the time afurf said the spulia ant plain
TN ~ tiis action viii apply 10 the ourt for
the relief demanded IN the applicsiian herein.
itne-s. b. o. Palmer. i.rk
81 -aiht uurt, ana the seal there
oi, at my office in The touri
SEAL douse at ,funslson in said o,n-
A~nNy y and state this 9TH aay of
~ March. A d. is.
&c PALMER.
clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16

AGu uaRANvEGh CUaE VeR PsLEs
Itching Blind, Bleeding Protruding Piles Drug
gists are authorized to refund money II PAZ0
OINTMENT fails to cure in to II days. sic.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16

SIMMONS On APPLICATION r"s R.GIsTRA-
STATE OF COLORADO. o..
tot NTf 90 ca SNIsoN.
10 the District Court. No. O.
tiroree Jayne,
kunice A Pratt and sac.
I,hen u, Pratt. aS Irn--
tee. and all other per \ summons gu
sons OF parties Application tor
known. claiming any kegis istration
night, title. estate. lien.
or Interest IN the real
estate de-cribed in the
application herein.
Defendants
The People Of the state of Colorado to th.
abose named defendants -6kEETiNt.
lou nre hereby summoned and required to
answer he Application # the app licani piaiutin
IN the above eniitled application Tor regi-,re-
non OF the following land situate iu 6unni-op
,"nHty, toiorsdo. town. Lot p m Rluck NJ
Lots ~ n, 81 q IN Block IA Los 2li n ~ 53
=, IN hiock II, Lots and u in Block ~ Los
-, ~ 10, II. and in Block ~. and ois l. II
g. I, - o, and Ia Block ll6. all in the Nest ,;un
nison Addition to the Town uf Gunpison said
lots being known and de- -gnated a surh Il The
amended plat of said addition, as same Is Z und
on Tile aud of record in the office of the CI.rl
and Recorder II sa "a tiunnison County and To
ME Your answer 10 the said apulicatlon in the
one i 90 ,ne .ers oil sald ouct, in said oouuty
within twenty days after the service OF This
summons upon you, exclusive eff the sia, ~ Surh
service AMI you TAIL TO answer the said au-
plication within the time aforesaid the ami
cant plaintiff in this action viii snniy ,o ~.
curt TOR the relief demanded in the appIi lea.
tion herein.
Witness, E. q. Palmer CLERK
of SAID Court. and the seal
thereof, at my office in the
SEAL orurt House at tiunnison in
A(DN sali touuty and State this 5rh
day If March \. d, 1905
e. q. PALMER,
Clerk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16

SUMMONS On APPLICATION voR Rte,.rsA-
TIV>.
STATE OF COLORADO
torNTl OF GUNNIsoN So
In the District Court M IN
Joseph H Block,
Reese Il. Carlisle and all
other persons OF parties Summons an,
unknown, claiming any Apulicatio, 10,
right, title. estate, lien u kepistrat,,,
or interest in the real
estate described in the
application herein.
Defendants.
The People Of the state Of Colorado IN a..
above named Defendants-GREETING
You are hereby summoned and reauired IN
ans~ er the application If the applicant MA int IN
IN the above entitled application for rer,stra
County tolorad to-wit An updiyired t-ant~
1ve tblrty-seconds t2532) interest in and tn e.cb
OF The following nan ed lode M ming cs ,ns s,,
uste IN the Ruby Mining District, to- Wit. III.
Atha abascs, Survey No. 476s; The Dsisy Surx.1
80; 80. AND the Crested Butte, Survey No. s2SS
ana 10 me your answer To the sa Hpplic,tion
IN the ONCE OF the Clerk Of said Conrt in .s;S
CoVhty, Within twenty days after the service ~
tbis summons upon you. exclusive tf the a. -
such service; and if you fail to answer The ss;d
appicatinn within the time aforesaid the ar
piicant plaintiff in this action will aunly 10 IT,
q urt for the relief demanded in The sn,i;n ..'e
tion herein. "Pihoa-
witness E. q. Palmer Clerk
OF ssld ourt, and the seal there.
~ o., AT my office in the Court
o8A3 Huse az 1unnison, in said
WV County and State. this 5tb dsv
OF March. A. d 1905
Z. Il. PALMER.
Clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16
rhat eood lumAoe. .
Ea1aor uu0bee e.

Boards are surfaced one side.
Dimensions surfaced one side and one
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16

Fine stationery our speciality.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16
Powaerhorn

News-Champion Correspondence.
Monday. March p
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-07-20

ceased. Order entered determining law
full heirs.
Estate of Clara j. Halsted. deceased
Order entered determining lawful heirs
Estate OF Jane Meisenbach, deceased
Order entered determining lawful heirs
Estate OF Joshua c. Drake, deceased
Proof taken and will admitted to pro
bate. Henry Goss appointed administra
tor with the will annexed.
Estate of Otis l.. Newman, deceased
Albert G. Newman appointed admins
traitor Bond issued.
Estate of Elmer w. Hall, deceased
Minnie l.. Hall appoin ted administrative
Bond issued.
Matter of Julia Adams, alleged insane
Physicians certificates filed and order
entered admitting to asylum.
Estate of Ruth Beckwith, incompe
tent. Renewal bond of guardian filed
Estate of Sarah Briggs, deceased. les
timony on determination of legal heirs
filed and order entered.
Estate Of Myron E. Bronson, deceased
Administrator report of sale of real es
tate filed. Order entered confirming
sale.
Estate Of Mary MCGOWAN, incompe
tent. Release of guardian by admins
traitor filed. Order entered discharginl
guardian.
Estate Of Harriet Wise, deceased. In
heritance tax receipt filed.
Estate of John II. Reese, deceased
Receipts filed and order entered dis
charging Administrative.
Estate of Thomas Sawyer, deceased
Final account of administrator filed
Day of hearing August 20.
Estate Of Henry Belville, deceased
Order entered setting aside inheritanc,
tax.
Estate of Melvin H. Wilson, minor
Bond filed and letters Of guardianship
issued to Albert II. Tuttle, Hartford.
Estate of A. T. Traver, deceased. Re
port of commissioners of claims filed
Order entered for payment OF claims al
lowen.
Estate of Edna .. Hoard and Haze
Dahms, minors. Bond and oath Of guar
dian on sale of real estate filed
Estate of Noel Whitman, alleged in
competent. Petition for appointment o
guardian fled Order for personal ser
vice issued. Day of hearing July 30.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-07-20
Probate Court.

Matter OF Bear lake drain. On Tues
day, the 10th day of July, the jury sum-
moned to determine the necessity of said
drain appeared a. the probate Office, and
after being sworn went in charge Of Of
ficer Chappell and Drain Commissioner
McElheny over the line of the proposed
drain, and on Wednesday, the 18th, at
probate office, heard the testimony of
witnesses on said matter. They were
out from ii o'clock a. N. to p. M. and
brought in their report that said drain
was a necessity and fixed the damages to
the seven different freeholders who had
refused to release the right Of way. Or
der entered confirming report.
Estate of Edward Mcnamara, de-
ceased. Hearing on claim of William
Jonas against this estate adjourned to
July 20.
Estate OF Ann K. Skinner, deceased
Last claim day. No claims filed. Estate
closed to creditors.
Estate OF Justus Irish, deceased. Last
claim day. Claim allowed and estate
closed to creditors.
Estate of Martha Chaplin Kellogg, de
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-07-20
Big Preparations to Handle Grape
CrOp

Nate Simpson was in town the first OF
the week on business connected with
the Fruit Belt line. They are making
preparations TO handle what bids fair to
be an immense grape crop. A gang OF
men is at work improving the curve
where the road passes under the NJ. G..
tracks near Mattawan, and otherwise
improving the condition of the road.
They have had the promise of all the re-
frigerator cars they want from the Mich
igan Central and loaded cars will be
delivered to the Central at Lawton.
New team sidings will be put in at Paw
Paw. They will be in readiness to han
die all the business that comes their
way. Conservative fruit growers esti-
mate that there will be eight hundred
car loads of grapes shipped from Paw
Paw this season.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-07-20
Bad Snashup.

Ed. Null, the drayman, had bad
mixup last Friday which might have
proved to be a serious affair. He had a
dray load of goods in front of Buffers
store, and in backing up the lines be-
came tangled and cramped the wagon
around too short, tipping the dray over
The horses started and ran across the
street, with the front axle and wheels
attached. They ran into tree in front
of the Drown place. The horses were
both thrown, but aside from badly de-
molshed wagon and harness no serious
damage was done.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-07-20
New SUITS.

Elias W. Bowman vs. Geo. w. Markil-
lie Bill to set aside deed.
Lusiani Allen VS.. James Allen. Divorce.
The Bote 4 Weyer Co. vs.. Emil Sci
bel ct al. Attachment.
The people vs.. John Kaufman. Aid
ing prisoner to escape.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-07-20
Need of Humane Society.

A case OF extreme cruelty to animals
was brought to the attention OF the off.
GERS this week. Last Thursday, James
Kelly, living about two and one-half
miles north of Decatur, while backing
his team out of the barn, had the mis-
fortune to break one of the horses legs.
For some unaccountable reason he al
lowed the horse to lie there and suffer
until Monday when officer McCabe
notified him to kill the poor animal and
end its suferings.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-07-20
Marriage Licenses.

Joseph j. Zaseck, South Haven -. %
I Alice II. Lewis, South Haven. ..... 10
Sam. Moserelck' Toronto, Can, 80. q
! Evica Tanar, Toronto, Can, ...... 10
Sanford Magill, Chicago. ,.....,. "A
! Maggie Walrath, Chicago. ....... 81
I Chas. ID. Elite, Lacota ............2 %
! Laura E. Wood, Beramont. ....... Is
I Chas. II. Clute, Chicago 10
I Mary E. Hughes Chicago. 20
{ William Rectonwald, Chicago. -. %
I Laura Barteneck, Chicago 49,. %
I James @. Cash, Chicago ...........22
I Laota \. Fowler South Haven. 49,. 10
! Louis A. Shears, Waverly .......... 20
I VERNE Schillenger, Waverly ....... IS
Orville A. Rice, Paw Paw ..........76
I Mary Butler, Paw Paw ...........L6 go
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-07-20
VAN BUREN, COUNTy's CAPITOL AND
WHAT Is DOING AROUND THE
SEAT OF JUSTICE.
MUCH REAL ESTATE CHANGES HANDS
And the Van Buren, Matrimonial
Department is Kept Busy
Probate Court
Zeal Estate Transfers.

Clara G Packard TO Warren S
Dodge pei n "a sec 2 Covert 49,. s47
VIM II Smith to Guy j Wicksall
pei W = y 5 = sw "a flor rail
road purposes) on sec IA South
Haven Twp. Observation-Disclosures I'll
Lucy E Trip to John W Locker
pei a a sec II Bangor 500
Geo G Monroe and to John f
Mould lots 7, s, 8 and 10 blk s ex
part lots and 10 South Ha-
ven. Observation-Disclosures $3.50
Jas Stewart and W to Alvin Chap
man y W p "a sec 26 Gen.
eva. ................ S1AOO
Asa & Glidden and to Carleton
w Benton W p p NV d sec
~ Antwerp. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S%VOV
Carlton w Benton to Mrs Carrie
Smith same as last above. .... $1,000
Horace j Hubbard and W to Frank
Downing and W lot blk ex
10 # Paw Paw. -, $1,000
D M Vaughan and to Douglas
Pompey 10 a on e z NV d sec
10 Covert. .4................. u
Christina Miner to John Miner pei
known as lot blk Breedsville. 81
Louise M Spencer and hus to Lula
A Spencer pei W fri d sec 81
heeler. ..............'.'' @I'O
Milo E Keene and W to Chas n
Clark p lot ? side Kalama-
zoo st Bloomingdale .....,.... $40
Chas Gillespie and W to Charles
Hogberg hill near center of
side of "a W "a sec Gen.
eva twp. ................... SOUO
Phoebe A Dyer to Edwd d Good
win lot blk ~ Hartford 49, $500
Wm NJ Broadwell and W to Lynds
A Spencer and W lot blk 6
Monroe's ad Bangor .......... Sl400
Catharine A Colvin to Dominick
Geymer and e p p Use
sec II Hartford .....,....... $1,000
John n Travis to Minnie A Law
renee pei lot blk l Hartford -. 81
Chas Ii Smith and to William
Farman lots , and and q 20 it
lot 6 blk ex pei Dodge's add
Observation-Disclosures $1,000
Bessie NJ Costello to Ida VI Fort
lot 10 blk Napier's add ex pei
South Haven ................. 80. u
Geo Michels and to Theo + Els
enlohr and W pei "a sec 10
Covert. Observation-Disclosures 1915
Chas Monroe and to Geo 9
Monroe lots 5, 6, 7, s, 8, 10, II
and y blk ex part lots 9 and
10 South Haven. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Franklin L Parker 10y extrx) to
Milan d Virgins lots l, 4, 5, 6
and blk A Ravens add Bloom
lDgdale .....,............... SIUOO
VIM Sellick and to Martha A
Myers W "a d sec II Wav-
erly. ........... ............. $50. SZVVO
Frank II Grove to Richard Powers
and lot and = lot 10 ex pei
Bloomingdale ........ $3.50. $500
Russell Dunkin to Greatly Over
heul lot B DIX ID ID II & Co.'S add
South Haven Observation-Disclosures. S40O
JDo G Overhaul and W to Russell
Duncan pei S ID NV sec IL
South Haven twp. 5000
Jno Overhaul and to Albert
Rand pei W Ia n W d sec IL
South Haven twp. $40
Mariette Kellogg to VIM f Hal
sted y q d sec 30 Antwerp
twp ...............'.... u
Mariette Kellogg to VIM + Hal
sted und p lots l and blk 20
and und p pei on blk s both
Bitely's add Lawton. ............ 81
VIM F Halsted to Mariette Kel-
logg und p 10 N "a
sec 80 Antwerp twp.............Sl
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-02
JAPANESE
MURDER ON OAHU
CCont..ued from page one).

The crime occurred at Camp No. 10,
some miles from Kahuku. The Japa-
nese had been drinking and Kawabe
went to their house and demonstrated
with them for making so much noise,
Katsuraro had been specially boisterous
and was specially demonstrated with by
the section boss. Ito another Japanese
came into the room and put Katsutaro
out of the place. The latter armed
himself with a long knife and going
back to the room stabbed Kawabe i'm
the right side with the weapon. The
blade punctured the liver, causing
hemorrhage from which the section boss
died within a short time.
The Japanese leld Katsutaro prisoner
and notified the trainmen. Mr.. Gin of
the train got up steam and took the
train to the camp and took charge of
the prisoner Dr. Bruce McC. Mackall
the plantation surgeon was also no.
tilted of the tragedy and went to at
tend the man. Gill locked the muir
derer i'm box car and about a. m.
yesterday Kekuoha came from Laie
and took charge of the prisoner. In
stead OF promptly working up the muir
der evidence, the deputy sheriff told the
Japanese that he wound return at 10
a. m. on Monday to hold an inquest. He
ordered the Japs and others not to
touch the body intending it to remain
there until Monday, a day and half
after the crime. The body was left
in the room where the murder had
taken place.
In order evidently to make his incom-
petence as glaring as possible, Kekuoha
took the prisoner, handcuffed, to Laie
and left the Japanese on his porch in
charge of a boy about 10 years of age,
while Kekuoha went off to church.
Fortunately Sheriff Brown who had