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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-11

ing Dill at this session can be avoided.
Omnibus public building bills are all
evH IN the MING q the Speaker. who
is trying TO keep appropriations down.
There are bills in from every district,
except few within the large cities.
Arizona, New Mexico and Hawaii are
all asking appropriations for sucn
structures DR.. BarthoIdt and Gov.
Burleigh. the chairman and leading
member of the public buildings com
nlittee, VIII have one of the biggest
tasks Of the session in picking out the
bills 70 place before the committee.
The pressure from members VIII be
something enormous, for a public
building, appropriated for, is a great
card in the approaching Congressional
campaign Every member from =. close
district is going for every possible ap-
propriaton from the government and
the danger of a raid on the Treasury
was never greater.
ERNEST G. WALKER.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The cable steamer Restorer arrived
safely at san Francisco last Saturday
morning
The steamer J. A. Cummins brought
in 1000 bags Of sugar from Waimana-
10 yesterday
The steamers Nuhau and Nikahala
brought a total of 11.175 bags of sugar
from Kauai yesterday
The bark Emily F. Whitney at Ma
kaweii has 900 bags sugar aboard and
VIII sail next week for the Coast
Herbert Young is remodeling the
gasoline schooner MaloIo. He is rig
ging the boat up for towing and sal
wage work
About s2e9 tons of sugar are stored
in the All sheds awaiting the ar
rival of the s. s. Alaskan. The yes
sci viii take II 900 tons around The
Horn TO Delaware Breakwater.
DR.. Cofer IS advised that the sehoou-
er Alice Cooke left Port Gamble last
Saturday with cargo OF material for
the Quarantine wharf. The vessel may
arrive here the first week il February.
Purser CRUDE of the Mikahala re
ports the following sugar list On ka-
uai. 4 s NJ, 1000: W, 1000: NJ 4
x, 2sls; c. * r, $3.50; Mob. 14-745:
K P. 1400: L P, 481o; H NJ, 3S5;
x s. Co, $500. Total, 32,579.
The Mongolia departed yesterday
from Yokohama for Honolulu and Is
due here the morning OF January 70
The vessel has 1900 tons Of freight for
this port and VIII have accoEmoda-
tons for about 100 passengers from
Honolulu
While one Of the pilot boats with
Pilot Saunders aboard was going out
10 meet the ship Sewan yesterday
morning the boat and the tug Fear
less came into collision. throwing out
7over-s John Kai and kooiau, Who
were rescued by their companions The
boat was somewhat damaged. 4 big
wave caused the accident
The big American ship Edward Sc
wall arrived yesterday morning from
Newcastle with $3.50 tons Of coal con-
signed 10 the ". q. Irwin Co, for the
In1er-Island Co. The Sswall has z
crew Of % men. The vessel had rough
weather between Australia and Homo
lulu. but no damage was done Capt /
Quick Is in command First Mate Geo. |
Kfrr7rner-e vas arrested On arrival By |
L : Marshal Hendry on charge O /
assault on a seaman namsd Robert
von Kroog. the ofense being alleged 70 |
have taken place On February . 1sJ7, /
ou the high seas, while the Sewau was /
IN route 10 Manila The Manila al
-horities first took up the matter out
10 arrest was effected until yesterday
< irrr5ette was taken before CoT1rrls-
sioner Mailing and released on 1905
bond.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ANNIE ISABELLA FORBES.
The undersigned, william J Forbes,
having been duly appointed Admins
traitor Of the Estate of Annie Isabelle
Forbes, Of Honolulu, deceased, hereby
gives notice to all persons having
claims against the Estate Of said de-
cedent 10 present the same duly au-
thenticated and with the proper
vouchers. if any exist, whether such
claims be secured by mortgage or
otherwise, at the Office Of the under
signed, Room 297 Judd Building. Ho-
noIuIu. Oahu, within six months franz
the date hereof, or they VIII be for
ever barred
Dated. Honolulu. T. II, January 4,
1906.
WILLIAM J. FORBES.
Administrator Of the Estate Of annie
Isabella Forbes Deceased
75os-Jan. I, Il, Is, -, Feb. /
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VENTURA DIDN'T STEER WELL

VENTURA DIDN'T STEER WELL
After zigzagging on her course for
several hours and coming up on the
northeast coast Of Maui yesterday
morning. the Ventura reached Homo
lulu from San Francisco yesterday aft
ernoon about ? o'clock. The vessel
failed 70 steer correctly and therefore
none Of the time lost in starting was
made up.
The trip was quite uneventful and
the crowd was small, although about
half the passengers were for Homo
lulu r r. Cavalry, formerly purser
of the Mariposa, is now on the Ven
tura- Five days later mail was
brought
Among the arrivals for Honolulu was
Mrs Richard Quick, wife Of Captain
Quick Of the ship Edward Sewal, and
their child The SewaH reached port
yesterday from Newcastle Albert
Along returned from a visit TO Boston,
New York, Chicago and other eastern
cities While away his engagement to
Miss Bessie Whiting. niece OF Admiral
Whiting was announced
Prof. Z. Thompson Of Kamehameha |
School returned from a Coast trip |
Vernon Tenney, Mrs Tenney and son, |
who have relatives here, viii spend |
several weeks in the city. Mrs Pfeil, |
a daughter Of Capt Van Ottendorf, |
formerly commander Of the s s So |
mona. viii stop here for q visit. DR.. /
and Mrs n. R Cox, tourists from /
Portland, Ore, viii spend the winter
here.
Col Benjamin. a wealthy retired
business man of San Francisco, Is
making world tour.
B. F Butler. q retired merchant OF
San Francisco, who was at one time
in the millinery business, is making
visit TO Honolulu Il. II. Campbell,
business manager OF the Tfvoh Theater,
IS here for his health He is stopping
at the Moaua- William EIDE. manager
Of the Majestic Theater, San Fran
cisco. accompanied by his wife and
mother, Mrs. c. EIDE. viii remain here
for several weeks
Sol She idan has returned from a
lengthy visit IN California TO resume
his duties on the reportoriaI staff Of
he Advertiser.
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minus OF the transcontinental line Of
the Western Pacific Railroad Il the
trustees Of the former municipality
grant q franchise that viii be applied
for tomorrow night. A new ferry slip
is projected, an electric line for passen-
ger service also, with local feeders, and
every appurtenance Of z terminal sta
ton OF great railroad All passenger
traffic OF the Western Pacific viii go
through Alameda
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NOTICE.

4 special meeting Of the Bar Asso-
citation Of the Hawaiian Islands viii
De held on Saturday. January %, 1906,
at l. O'clock noon a the Republican
Headquarters, go Fort street Honolu-
II. for the purpose Of considering the
matter Of the reappointment OF Hon
" J Robinson as Third Judge Of the
First Circuit Court
Honolulu. January 10 1906
CHARLES r CLENONS.
1909 Secretary
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NOTICE

We take this method Of notifying
the public that all accounts due US
which are not settled within sixty days
from date viii be placed in the hands
OF an attorney for collection.
(Signed)
THE PORTER FURNITURE CO.
Per K B PORTER
Honolulu, January 2, 1906. 15s
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MEETING NOTICE.

PACIFIC HARDWARE co, LTD.
The adjourned annual and quarterly
meetings Of the Pacific Hardware Co.
Ltd. viii be held at the Office Of the
B. F. Dillingham; Co. Ltd, on Wednes-
day, January It. 1906. at 10 o'clock a. m
JAS. GORDON SPENCER.
1868 Secretary.
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Yesterday by the Ventura
Oregon Railway Navigation did make offer
the Oceanic s s Co 10 purchase Alameda Marposa
replace the Paul and another boat which the
company had lost. While the pending thought
perhaps accept would then
Ventura the Honolulu replace the Alameda
would purchase larger the Australia
place The company refused TO sell
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FLOTTENVEREIN.

Am Donnerstag, den Il ten Januar
Attends UNI uhr 80 fndet il der Schulz
die Jahresversamm lung des deuCschen
FEottenvereins staff Jedes Mitglied
list HERMIT dazu eingeladen.
Pastor ". FELAY. Schriftwart.
1907
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QUARTERLY MEETING.
c BREWER & co. LTD.

c BREWER & co. LTD.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
stockholders Of G. Brewer & Company,
Limited. VIII be held a. the Office OF
the company in Honolulu, on Satur-
day. January e. 1906. at 10 O'Clock
z n
Dated. Honolulu, T. H. January G.
1856.
z BISHOP,
-s1z Secretary
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY,

526 California St. San Francisco.
For the half year ending Deem
Der 81, 1905, a dividend has been de-
clared at the rate OF three and six
tenths g 6-1o) per cent per annum on
all deposits, free OF taxes, payab BILE
on and after Tuesday. January ., 1906.
GEORGE TOURNY,
1904 Secretary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND
TRUST COMPANY.

TRUST COMPANY.
Corner California and Montgomery
Streets, san Francisco
For the SIX months ending Decem-
Der 81, 1905. dividends have been de-
elared on the deposits IN the savings
department OF this company as fol-
lows: On term deposits al the rate
Of 6-10 Der cent per annum, and on
ordinary deposits at the rate of I-2
per cent per annum, free OF taxes,
and payable on and after Tuesday,
January ?, 1905
J. DALZELL BROWN.
1904 Manager.
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N0TT~r
NIL 4~E.

During my absence from the Ter
ritory, Mr.. l. c. AbIes viii act for me
under full Power Of Attorney
(Signed) K B. PORTER
Honolulu, January 5, 1906. 1905
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Hoaoluiu, Oahu Minor. Oraer 10
Show Cause on Guardians Appli-
cation TO sell Real Estate
On reading and fling the Petition OF
Thomas s. Raiama Of Honolulu. Oahu
the Guardian Of the person and estate
Of II. Kaopulupulu walaaulani Qzl.
minor, aging for an order Of sale OF
certain real estate belonging TO his
said ward. viz: L. OF land at waia-
hole, KooIau, Oahu, described in Royal
Patent lGranU No zS74. said half con-
tanning an AREA OF 5s.4 acres. and all OF
the land al said Koolau, described in
Royal Patent No. I0s4. l. g. Award
No. $3.50 containing an area of 3.0s
acres, and setting forth certain legal
reasons why such real estate should De
sold. to-wit; That said property Be
sold TO pay the debts Of said estate
and also for the maintenance and sup
port Of said minor. the income from
said property being insufficient to pay
the same.
II Is Hereby Ordered. That the heirs
and next of kin of said ward and ali
persons interested in the said estate.
appear before this Court on Monday.
the 18th day Of January, A D 1906 at
10 O'Clock a. m. at the Court Roou
of this Court, in Honolulu, oahu. then
and there TO show cause why an order
should not be granted for the sale or
such estate.
And Tt Is Further Ordered. That
notice Of this order be published az
least twice a week for TWO success
sive weeks before the said day of hear
ing, in the p. c. Advertiser, newspaper
published in Honolulu
Dated at Honolulu, Oahu, December
q, 1905
Attest:
(SigneG J. T. DE BOLT.
First Judge OF the Circuit Court oe
the First Circuit
(Signed) JOB BACHELOR,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court %
the First Circuit
c. r. Peterson. attorney for peti-
toner
72s7-Dec. %. %. Jan. 4. 5. II. L.
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MEXICAN AND COLUMBIAN.

Good progress is being made on the
American Hawaiian company's new
steamers, Mexican and Columbian. IN
der course Of construction at the Union
Iron Works. The double bottoms are
about completed and more haste vii
henceforth be possible on the vessels
They VIII. upon completion, be used
on the line connecting this Coast and
Honolulu with Sa1ina Cruz, the Pacific
terminus Of the Tehuantepec Railroad.
Chronicle
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ESTATE OF wALAAUL.ANr.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII AT CHAMBERS-aN
PROBATE
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For sale by

For sale by
TIE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.
Lta-,
Prise s5.eo postage prepaid
Honolulu. 7. Z
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n the Matter o. the Guardianship Of
N kaopulupulu WalaaElaul tE1 OF
ho1o-uiu, Oahu. Minor. Or1er 10
Show Cause on Guardians Appli-
cation TO Sell Real Estate
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OREGON TO STAY.

WASHINGTON, Jan 3--The at
titude of the Chinese toward foreigners
and foreign interests generally has be
come sufficiently hostile TO warrant
preparations on the part OF the vari-
GUS governments for the suppression
Of another demonstration such as that
which occurred in 1900. The Navy De
partment had intended 10 order the
battleship Oregon back 10 the Unit
ID States. but in view Of the threat
ening situation which has developed
Instructions have been cabled TO leave
this vessel in the Orient There is no
change in the purpose Of the President
10 increase the battIeship squadron IN
Asiatic waters by two vessels during
the coming spring
The Chinese situation was discussed
at the Cabinet meeting yesterday, and
later Secretary Taft cabled 10 General
Wood. commanding the military dIvl-
sion in the Philippines. that he was 10
be reinforced in order that he might
always have g strong detachment IN
readiness To proceed without delay 70
China in case American interests were
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NoANA COMES AND GOES.

The r. NJ s 6 Moana arrived al
$50 p. n yesterday from the Colonies
via Suva, after a very rough voyage,
and departed al midnight for Victoria
and Vancouver.
The Moana left sydney on Decem-
Der IS at s p. N, and arrived al
Brisbane on December p, sailing the
same day for Suva which was reach
ed on January l. About 200 tons Of
sugar were taken aboard there The
rough weather was mostly experienced
after leaving Suva-
Among the passengers for Honolulu
were Mr.. and Mrs Ranald Noel Patton
and maid. who viii remain ii Homo
lulu for about a year AT the Moana
Hotel. The PaIons have been here De
fore and remained for long periods
They are~from Scotland and have a
big aloha for Hawaii. They were met
at the wharf by Mrs Howard Hum
phris. Mrs 3 NJ Damon Dr.. ArTai-
tage and Mr. Anderson with leis- H
3. Sinclair OF T. Il. Davies * Co,
returned from a colonial trip. Rev
G. D. Watson and wife of the United
States viii visit here for few weeks
The Moana is making her last up
trim On her return 10 Australia, her
place on the run viii be taken by the
braud-new turbine steamer Moheno,
which - described as one OF the finest
of rnodern-built vessels
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NOTICE.

SPECIAL MEETING BUILDERS
AND TRADERS EXCHANGE.
Every member Of the Exchange is
expected TO attend the special meeting
Of the Exchange TO be he'd in their
rooms, Elite Building, January Il, at
s .. m.
Matters Of utmost Importance to be
acted upon Z. @. KEEN,
Secretary.
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The date of the above meeting has
been changed TO the 10th instant
1906
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TRANSPORT ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, December 31.-The
Quartermaster General of the Army
has made the following arrangements
for the water transportation Of troops
under orders TO sail for the Philippines
on February 1st. The First Infantry
VIII embark on that date at New York
on the transports fitzpatrick and Nc
Clellan and proceed by way Of the Suez
canal; the Second Infantry and the
Eighth and Thirteenth batteries OF
field artillery viii leave San Fran
cisco on February 1st on the trans
port Meade, and the horses of the field
batteries viii be sent from Seattle on
the same date aboard the transport
Dix
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Representative Butler Of Pennsyl-
vania has introduced II the House al
bill appropriating 5000 to III in .heI
United States quarantine station at
Honolulu, Hawaii
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menaced. Two regiments of infantry
and two batteries Of field artillery VIII
be sent from the United States az once
and should reach Manila by March I.
The administration does not expect
any rising before that date, but, as
an official said, il is utterly impossi-
bic 70 predict when the Chinese may
attack the foreigners. The only thing
10 do he said. was 10 be ready. and
this is the view of the President and
the entire Cabinet.
The troops at Manila will be within
fifty hours OF Chinese territory, and if
Il should prove necessary 10 land a
force IN the southern part of the en-
pire there viii not be the long delay
which would enable the Chinese TO
prepare for desperate resistance
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-24
Logan City Council Doings

n. NJ. Hansen's assessment on the
Seventh ward water main extension
was reduced from 1912 to s43I. This
was done on the representation that
Mr.. Hansen has twenty-foot 'front.'
age of DOGGY land undesirable for build
ing purposes, that he has private
water system, and signed the petition
for water main extension in order that
he should not be an obstructionst.
1t was also set forth that petitioners
for the extension had agreed to pur-
chase OF Mr.. Hansen about $3.50 of
water scrip. His assessment was re-
duced S75, after careful investigation.
Six hundred and eighty-three dollars
and thirty-nine cents was appropriated
out OF the paving fund,
An ordinance providing for a 500
yearly license for roller skating rinKs
was passed. It's $l8 a quarter, S3i for
six months, as for nine months.
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Notice of Stockholders Special
Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholders Of the
Logan Glove & Tanning company, a
corporation, will be held at the law
Office Of Nebeker, Hart & Nebeker,
Commercial block Logan, Cache
county, Utah. on Monday, the 10th
day Of mber. 1906, at 1880 o'clock p
m. for the purpose OF considering and
acting upon proposition TO amend
article seven (7) OF the Articles of In
corporation OF said company by strik-
ing out the word ten" and inserting
in lieu thereof fifty" so that said ar.
ticle will then read as follows:
Article seven The amount OF cap
ital stock of this corporation shall be
the sum OF fifty thousand 1850. 000) dol
lars, divided into 5000 shares of the
par value of ten 800 dollars each"
And to act on such other business
as properly pertains to and is connect.
ed with such amendment.
ELI J. BELL, president.
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Notice of Stock
holders MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting Of the land owners OF
Logan and Richmond Irrigation dis
trict will be held on Monday, Deem
Der 3, 1906, at llo'clock a. m. in the
court house, Logan, Cache County,
Utah, for the purpose Of hearing the
annual report OF the secretary and
treasurer, electing i've trustees and a
secretary and treasurer for ensuing
two years; also levying tax to defray
the expenses OF company for one year
and transacting any othnr business
that may properly come before the
meeting. LARS Q, PETERSON,
Secretary.
Dated Logan Nov. II, 1905.
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"The Man on the Box" isa glorious
ly good comedy. 1t kept the audience
at the Thatcher opera house Tuesday
night in constant merriment. Its hui
morous situations, bright dialogue and
sparkling wit are simply irresistible,
and from beginning to eud the inter
est Of the audience never lags In fol-
lowing the fortunes Of the Young army
lieutenant who masquerades in the
livery of a groom until he wins the
heart Of his fair young employer and
becomes her bridegroom.
"The Man on the BoX'is dramati-
zation Of the book of the same name,
by Harold McGrath The stage yer.
sion was prepared by Grace Livingston
Furniss. The book is followed quite
closely so far as the plot Of the play Is
concerned, but much Of the dialogue is
new and an Improvement over the book
The dramatiZer has done her work
well and has produced a comedy re.
plete with farcical situations and also
some strong dramatic sceness
The imam on the box" is Lieutenant
Robert Warburton, lately resigned
from the army Ina spirit OF deviltry
he has put on the livery Of a lackey
and has hired out To Elizabeth AnneS.
Icy, daughter Of a retired officer. Max
Figman, who heads the cast, is a very
clever comedian and makes the most
of his opportunities in the role of the
make.aelieve groom. The audience
was convulsed most of the time. His
quick transition from the gentleman
TO the groom, and vice versa, as occa-
sion required or as he happened to for
get himself, were capitally done. Very
naturally, the groom Is placed in some
embarrassing situations, such as when
members OF his own family call at the
house and when his fair employer gives
dinner to some mutual friends Be-
cause of these circumstances Mr.. Fig
man Is called upon to really play two
characters. He glides from one to the
other with amusing skill, and some
times he Just stumbles from one to the
other with most ludicrous results. One
moment lie is the respectful, apologet-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-24

The Logan city council in session
Wednesday evening had before it no
such important legislation as Railroad
hate regulation or Pure Food bill,
so hustled through some minor mat
tiers and got home at seasonable
hour.
The matter of making paths after
heavy snowfall was referred to the
Committee on Sidewalks with instruc-
tions to investigate and report at next
meeting.
The curfew hour is made . o'clock
the year round, and by ordinance 1t is
required that the fire bell be rung
three minutes each evening at that
time.
The hour OF commencing council
meeting has been changed from to
7:30 o'clock.
IL being ascertained that the mayor
and council can add to the police force
at any time, the recoR mendation OF
ihe Committee on Fire and Police that
an extra officer be added for as long a
period as the council deemed necces,
sary was adopted
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MendOn.

MEN DON, November Il, 1906.
Grandma Baker died Sunday night.
The funeral has not been announced
yet AS some of her children are In
Canada, in Snake River country and
in Salt Lake.
Mrs. John Whitney presented her
husband with another boy Monday
morning, John cannot boast OF hay.
ing as many kind as anybody, for this
is his fourth boy. BABY and mother
are doing fine.
Several OF our young men went 70
the show in Logan Saturday night.
This burg has not had load of Goa
this fall. All the coal we have, We
have TO go to Logan after, and then
probably only get hundred pounds.
Bell Burt, OF American Fork, spent
Saturday and Sunday in town with
friends,
Mrs. Jacob Sorenson visited couple
of days last week In Logan with heI
daughters, Clara and Mis-. Moses
Blanchard.
Seth Baker started TO the Il, Y. Col.
lege the first Of the week.