Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-28

outcome of his visit. From the gen
eral tenor of his remarks, however, /
appears highly probable that such pur
chases will be made.
Among those present at the banque
were: Senator Charles F. Chilling
worth of Honolulu, w. H. Routedge
Colonel George s. Hopkins, Scot
Hickey, w. J. Stock, Judge Chambers
j. G.. Schleif. Charles R. Evans, Bruce
Conely, Dr. j. McCosh Smith, e. l.
Raymond, George S. Graves, p. E
Garretson, C. L. Cole, Charles L. Rich
ards, w. P. DeWolf, Geo. Higerloh.
Manhattan's commercial interests
were well represented at subscrip
ton banquet given In the Merchants
Grill last Saturday evening in honor
of Charles F. Chillingworth of Homo.
lulu, a member of the Territorial Sen.
ate of Hawaii. Senator Chillingworth
is the representative of large capital.
Istic interests of Hawaii and his visit
10 Manhattan was with the object OF
| inspecting mineral conditions from the
| viewpoint of possible buyer That
the Senator is favorably impressed
| with the camp was gathered from the
general tenor of his conversation, but
owing to certain conditions arising i'm
mediately after his arrival It is under
stood that he negotiated no purchases
of mineral property prior to his de-
oarture Sunday morning.
Il appears evident that the Senator
will ultimately make extensive mining
Investments in this camp and that he
will likewise interest capital other
than that of the syndicate he at pres
tnt represents. With the object of
explaining to the distinguished Ha-
waiian the probable limitations of the
Manhattan pay belt and of advising
with him relative to the greater per
cent of mining success that would ac-
crue as a result of combining opera
tons thereto as against the per cent
adverse to such success by seeking the
remote limitations of the district, an
informal reception was held in the
rooms of the Toquima Club prior to
the banquet.
Although Senator Chillingworth is
or was until his recent visit to Man
haitian wholly unfamiliar with mineral
conditions he possesses a keen per-
ception of general meteorological signs
as applied to the finding of pay ore
and had little difficulty in distinguish
ing the dross from the gold. Whatever
of doubt along those lines as did
possess him was dispelled before the
close Of the reception.
The business men of Manhattan, al
ways alive to a situation and keen to
grasp its suggestive features, extended
to Senator Chillingworth that open
hearted hospitality and generous,
whole-souled geniality which has SO
signally marked their treatment OF
distinguished visitors in the past
That the Senator was impressed with
the courtsies there can be no question.
e. L. Raymond, cashier of the Bank
Of Manhattan, and formerly identified
with banking interests at Denver, Off
ciated as POSTMASTER at the banquet.
Mr.. Raymond presided with the grace
of manner and dignity of demeanor
worthy of the representative citizens
present and was most happy in his re-
marks introducing the gentlemen who
responded to the several toasts.
The names of the gentlemen re.
spending to toasts are as follows:
The Prospector, Colonel George S.
Hopkins; The Ladies, DR.. J. McCosh
Smith; Manhattan as Viewed from the
Outside World, c. o. Burkert; Man.
haitian, the Town and District, c. L
Cole; Manhattan and It's Ores, ]. H. G.
Wolf; The Flag and a Few Truths,
Judge J. K Chambers; Manhattan
from the Brokers' Point Of View, s. S
Williams; Our Guest, Homer L. Ross;
A Free Lance, George M. MartinSOn:
Just Talk, Thomas King Muir; The
Old Settler w. c. Humphrey; Our
Island Neighbors, Hon. Charles F.
Chillingworth; Manhattan from a
Businessman's Point of View, ]. B
C;iffen.
Among those present were: e. l.
Raymond, J. B. Giffen, Colonel George
|S Hopkins, George M. Martinson
Frank Naughton, w. II. Routledge, j
H. Van Harllngen, Percy Train, S. s
Williams, G. o. Burkert. j. H. Hum
phrey, Grant L. Davis, George s
Graves, p. E. Garretson, w. M. Veith
Ernest +. Hall, Nelson Rounsevell
Scott Hickey, A. A. Johnson. Hon
Charles Chlllingworth, w. c. Hum
phrey, William Do:thitt, + p. Davis
rhos. King Muir, Sutherland Murray
lanes Riggle, II. G Wolf Homer
L. Ross, C. l.. Cole, Dr.. ]. McCosll
smith. Judge, j. II, Cnambe"s. Dan
Ryan, A. H. Davis, T. /, Pa .ts.or Jr
Geo w. Hartley. ]. G. S,hicif. w J.