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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-19
SfroffeIie Jernbane.
lllYfte.
% nrrebts, on,kriitp 100
DuurPoe.
9eoe, lem f9Iteoe % idd
reoe Uienneiter lda
ftreeoe ldngs Storet.

utter lfal man 6srs ON en- fret
teIig sSernbdnemlntte = 0en Sang
ira felipe Storitaoen Hsip Yort.
Oet par / 9sroags Mites. 81
YasIagertog, beitaaenoe al to elet-
triits Uiotorer. en- Bdgga9epogn, en-
Rs9oogn og fem pasIagerpogne. pdl
giep Yort Central 8anen, forloO
0ranO Central Station 81. 6.13.
Yasidgererne beItoo for en- tor De!
al apinoer, Iom bapoe p9ret inOe
Speu Ill llnoerbolonin9 (Wlatinee)
e9 MI returnersoe biem. Goget bol0t
peo 125 8doe, og oerfrd og til
05ite Ylaines ituloe oct gaa uoen
al itanoie. Oct baOoe Hart Sppr
o9 lob meo en- 5art al 70 Uail /
3imen. 0a oet iaa tom til 207
0aoe o. Bopoldpn gloe., boOr
Seoret bar en- faup gsining, for
ioo ot bagerite 9ogne Sporet os
ruileoe neo oper en- Straanin1. Beg
&c WSotorer o. Rsgpognen holot
Sporet, men Den ooloIomme 5urt
ioingeoe oe dnOre Yogne no al SpOs
ret % p9lteoe o0er paa Sioen msO
& OGloigt Drag o9 il9btes ca. 100
garos ldngs 40 Sporet. Den bag
erite 9ogn, Der o9ientIig par fplOt
mso aJinoer. breoes lbs Frd Rss
ten al 5oget og rulleoe neo ooer en-
Stralnina, inotil osn fnuites "a
lianeot en- Wlasie 9raiplinier %
iammenbeieos Sernltanger. Der lua
% 9ie o. 9emner .os Taareoe Menz
meter lan9s Sjporet oe 100 YarOs.
iom Dc dFIporeoe 9Ogne par Ilabt
meo. Der tdltes od % eieblittelig
ore6e U2ennelter me0ens omtring
IN Snes perioner bar opoelig iad'
reoe o. benpeo 100 mere eller mini
ere bdlrot ldareoe. 8ef er n9iteu
ei Inner. at nogen tom leOenoe ira
oct.
Der er nnppe 3OiUl ON. al oenne
isrgsli1e lllptte itploes oen uforIoarz
lise burtiae 5ari, iarGis opsr Sur
zen" Qlan foripger Dog Al lagat
S.tploen paa noget anoet. 5srit
menie man, al BET bar Sporet, ser
bapoe ipreot fig. Si0en iiges Der, at
oct par en- breffet 2ltsei pad oen
forreitt pasiageroogn, Der par SfplO
lllgtten. Nisn oet er 10 lite lmosr=
li9t. ON ser efier en- faaoan aatu
itrofe Tdnotes bldoe uopioet Spor
og bu9tteoe 2(tsler. 8egge Dele
haoOe formoOentlig boIot, ON Ser
par tert mso minore 5drt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-19

en- gdnfforretning, Iom for @fs.
Qdn0mdnosbanten | 8e6eilbdbn, ber
tr9oe til for findncielt at nruligs
gsre planens @ennernfsrelie.
= Os0bringenoe 8da6es
i tu 3. = lloe oct ounife Settle
ment en- 10 a II Wlil 9torosit for
Council Bluffs, Sa., orebte en- g.
Glars Oreng forrige 2erodg i'm
MoOer Oe0 ct 9aaoeituo. aMaeoens
5doeren, s. S. gbriitoferfen, Der
ejer en- 6arm nogIe Mil fra Greicent,
car borte at bugge Sreer / en- ners
lig9enOe Stoo, og Meooeren Ipsleos
i aettenet, lege0e naonte 0rens o5
bans lille Ssiter pud 9erunoaen
foran 6uiet. Saoeren bapoe lpoet
Orengen en- uair rife, og Taa fp9Eot
par 0rengen pua BEN Sport ser
renteoe BAN, at ban fit fat paa en-
eammel 8esie og eoeoe fig at
iigte. Smoo Saopane baooe Manosn
0agen foruo laoet 8ssTen og iai
oen 6en. lln0er 2egen 9if 8ssien
al; og Sfliooet gift igennem 8inouet
og ramte Wooeren. Ida BUN itrafs
ianf oso ON. 8srnene LIB til Stp<
pen o9 TOrtalte 5aoeren, boao Der
rar itet, og Orengen, Ser life for
ifoo, boor ifr9ttelig en- @erning ban
9aboe giort, iugoe: uJar, ou buroe
9ioe mig prpgl, for jeg bar ituot
Weor."
gegrapelIen fan0t Stso unosr For
9eltagelIe fra 6en oanife &trfe;
pdit. $. HierIen boIot 9igtale os
forretteOe oeo 9e9raoelien.
Dor befenote oanlf dmerifanz
ife 2anosmano og 5oreoruas6oloer
Sacob 9fits bur nblig bOlot 5ore6rag
/ g6riitian Science 6a1 San
6randisco for en- meget itor 5orz
iamling ober @mnet: rWlin N9ite".
= Sacob So9un peterIen, en- SO
9ar gammel OanIter / Odflano,
Sal, 6lsp Sen0ag often 6en 3. 6s.
iii. ngien" orebt af soaet Oeo
3bir0 og 0elapare Street, geerlei..
pmtrent en- gloct fra hans 5jem.
6oorleoes lllptfen ifete, oioes life
mes 9eitentbeo, men oct antlaes.
at bans 500 er tonmen / &lsmms
i ct Sfifteipor, og at ban life b1r
funnel faa 5o0en lo5, in6en Soget
6ritite ober bam. Dsoen i.iotrddote
eieblitfelig. Den 9lfopoe eftsrll0er
iig foruoen i'm 9uIttu fem 9srn.
gegrabelien fanot Steo paa Mounz
tain giep @rapIuno; paI Itor 9ans
len fra San 5rancisco forretteoe
: Sra 5ernoale, Ga, r,eo@
@eles til n9ien", at en- At beres
gamle 0aniters. r8ranOpa" Srcbe~
riff SenIen 8.rt, er af5aaet oeo
Nsoen 83 Qtar aan1met. 0an bar
fpof / 9aoersteo 1922, og fom III
9tmerifa 1885 oa 6oiutt. fig / 0p<
resbiGle, boor bans 6ultrl. eeSe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-19
Stor Strife / ct. 1Ouis.

Gra ct. eouis melOss esr.
bags: eleoe 0unoreOe aeoetIoeno'
% ercoTmeoe oeo NlisIruri paci-
nc & Sron Uaountain SpItemet er
gaaei paa Strite for bsjere Beta
Ina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-19
Sra lDaihinoton.
st efstra 9uo ia s

grGIi0enten bar Ienot &on9ress
len ct IerItilt 9uofab, iom paas
tal0er oens i9rli9e Opn9rtIon6eD
dn9daenoe offentligt 9anS. San II
ger, at oct er paatr9n9eaNe ngOpens
oigt at fad M 2opgioning dngd1s
enoe en- Ratte Spsresmdal / 9en@
polo til offentlig 2uno / oe Sore
neoe Stater.
Yr9lioenten aneefdler paanD. 8sz
bdrelIsn at 8uldno og o9roifulos
sDlinerdlejer pad Regerin5sns 2dno-
omraaoe. 8ioere fOreilalr ban fss
0eral 8ontrol at 9r9sningen pal
offentlig 9anO / Yeiten, iad bette
bortleieS moo en- ringe aarlig III
gift.
( Qln9ddenoe 9an06eord9erierne an
nlo0er pr9iioenten &on9resien ON
at title en- Sum af 100000 til Hss
,geringsns Radoisbs0 til llnoerIp>
gelIer og trininel lorfelgelfe al
ge0ragere.
prGIioenten b9ooer, ii offentligt
8uls, Die og Mineralfano life
6sr I9lges men bortlejes. Iaa Oct
for6liper gationens Gjenbom, og
!
Driften uf 9ruter tan tontroleres
al 59llesregeringen. paa Idmme
5io paapeger ban, at De. bdooe be-.
ret beore for 9iten, ON oens aule
lano bar forbleoet uiolgt og unoer
Regeringens aontrol. oa 9eiten mda
MI unogad at tomme ino unoer fig
nenGe 5orbolO, fom man betlager /
Often.
s BET beletaget mener preiiOent
Rooieoelt. at Ielo boor 2dno Ielgss
eller bortifeOes, ldd ital Iad0an Ret
til 9dnoet fun g9loe bets Operfla0e
og life oe unoer Operflaoen liggen=
ne W}inerallejer. 9isie nttnerulIte
lRigoomme bgr for6lipe g1dtionens
saaeseje o9 fun uoleies. Sdn beps
:, at man lIo!anoet bar gjort
Iheloige @rfdriHger meo 8ortleje |
SteOet for Salg al minsrulbotoigt
Qdn0.
OgIaa offentlig StobldnO, mener
prniiOenten, bsr relerperes for glus
tionen.
gr onnpiilez 81 fferen.
llnOer 9ioneaf6erelIen 5rs=
odas for Senatets Oliltt9rtomite
angadsnoe gronnspiaes9 es9(Heren for
tlarsoe flere al De afifeoigeoe Re
griolOater, at Snobbggerne 9ropns>
oiQe, 5erus, blo0e affpret @eOarz
lfu0 moo Sol01terne in0e / 9drats
terne o9 rdd6t, at ON De pflos
tomme no, ifuloe gfegrene fdd oeres
9etomIt.
9eOilling til Stagitibe.
Observation-Disclosures beoilgeoe 5re=
rags ari9smarinens Budget meo ct
iamlet 9elg6 af $96,000,0OO. Ser
nnoer in0gaar 8epiIgning til 9bgs
ming af To Slagitibe, Jon Stsr>
relIe Os 9eitptning life fal itaa tils
cage for noaet biotil bngget arigss
itib. 0i0ere er gibet 9epilning til
TO 5orpeo0iagere og en- bel Del an
ore arigsitibe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-19
6unsersn0o | Huslano.
go Wiltioner Wsnneiter
ulter.

.5ilitanoen | Musiano bar life
Forbeoret fig oei Iioite 9(ar", iags
ot oen rusiTIte 8onosfsrer q(leris
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gid Og ger 6(anOt cMlOsmdnO


pait. 9pi6erg bar opIagS Ia
9erning Iom Carer Oeo oen oanile
Airtes PraiteifOIe / Oes Naoines,
Soma.
Den oanite airtes StprsGie
bar nplig bolot Msoe paa Iummt
STOLE.
= pait. 8. @rs9etTsn
Gu0oington, Wti6., bar dFIlaaet oei
&aao, Der bar uoIteot til bam frl
5ut4inIon.
Den oanIte &irtes Weni9be6
/ 6reosoille, Sa., 6dr Ienot &alOss
6rep til poftor gtoObolm / Bolton,
ser tioligere bar oaret Uienigbeoena
pr9it.
0unit aofoni i ar &c NJ
tina. = Om en- Iaaoan friper
OIaf 9pper / n9ore 2anosmen6
llolanoet" bl. a.:
0Oorfor life iege til patag o.
MEN, bpor &limdet er mere llQt
oct biemGige, boor Der er Steoer,
iom egner Zig u0mertet til Oanneie
fen at en- aoloni, og bpor SorOsn er
fiQig. vi mad ip9e uO periferien,
tbi oct er en- meget bigtig OmIten@
Gi9be0, at 8s6et al Soro fer Bill
ligt, og at Sen tilligs bar 8etin=
gelIer for meo 5ioen at ltige, en-
ser nemt opfploes, oa
@r9entinu er ct 5remttoslano, og
Sor6en Ter er itdoig Stigning. 5or
10-20 9tur til6age 6aooe Soroen
FER / propinien 8uenos 9(ires life
en- 5jer0eoeI af Sen @eroi, Oen nj
bar.
5il Patagonien ipger 5pIfere o9
@ngl9noere ben for at oanne &o~
lpnier; Ger bpgges og projettere8
Sernbdner, Ser Iinoes at Naturen
qooe 6aone, ser er Ndturifgn6eo o.
Der finoes Stooe, paa boilten pro+
binTen 8uenos Q0ires er meget fdttig,
Gfter min Wfening er oct oa me-
for Dc futtige 0anite, Iom
Oe flelte at os er, at tg6e I. Gfs. cen
SorO 8uenos Qlires,
nddr oi for De Idmme penge mddIfe
tan tebe 81 &oa6ratmile sSoro
qdtdgonien, SorO, fom naar oen
blioer oprtet. btl bere lgie iaa 9ob
iom Soroen ber, og Sor0, Iom man
Ifdn bere Iiffer pda, / 2pbet al ca.
10 2lar bill repreIentere en- @eroi,
Der er oct 3-4 0obbelte af &sbes
iummen. 2lQereOe nu er Soroen Ser
neoe / Stigning, 5olt faar 8iet op
fpr, bpaO Sorb er o9ro, t6i oe bar
let, boa0 ben fan bringe, og ndaIfe
pil BET melte af Sor0en | patagonien
pm en- balo Snes 9(ar bape famine
@proi, fom osn bar FER / prooinieH
9lires. 2do os od Ime0e
mems Sto er, og life forIpiIoe G6dn-
eerne. Tom bore 2dnosmeno giorot
for ca. 80 9lar iioen, oa Ser Bier
oem til6u0t Soro omtring Sanoil
for Taa at iige irtet, men fom 81
life febte, SorO, fom nu fife er til
at faa.
Oernait bill Spprgsmoalet bere;
6pem ifal oa bebDgge oen nAe So
loni2
0st ital ln9e, energiIfe 2ano-
memo, Der tommer bet oper frl
Oanmarf for at itdfe Jig en- 5rema
tio. Der er inger1 3eiOl ON, at Sn0.
panorinsen fra De ifanoinaoiite Gan
De er / Stigning, bpiltet pglaa Sta.
tiititfen oiier. arsentina gpr megt
for fine SnoOan0rere; Der bebepei
ingen 2anogangspen9e, De faa gratis
Op6olo paa Gmigrdnt9otellet
8uenos Qlires en- bel Wlaane6 ol
gratis Hejie. boorben De eniter #:
/ 2anoet, og boao mere er; Der e
life Wlaneel pda Qlrbeioe uoe Can
oet. s oet bele taget meoer Gmigran
ter 6er life oen itarte aonturrenc
Iom / georo 9fmeritu, per jo pa
flere Uand0er Ieaer at bin0re ef
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oamorrbOio,r beIbreoes t614 9oae.

ps5o Ointment saranteres at beIbreoe etbperi
gurlbe ai ilsenoe, inopsnoiss. blsenoe euer irems
fnbts oamOuboicsr / 9 til "A 9a5e. elsr 9ersens
+ lbaeebetalfs. SOC. f
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-19

On itnere 8eretning tiger, at Sc
orebtes 5dl fun BAR 20, men oe
iaareoes gaar op til 147. 2(f oisie
iioite er Der to. iom rineltgOis life
ian leue o. 80 er tommen aloorlig
III EfaNe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-19
9ampifibs yiotiticr

OampItibet IS. 3. sietssn" a
Scanoinapian 2fmerican 2iniean'
tom iii GbriitiansIaao Den IL. 5ebs
qQt bel. Oct bill iejle oerfra iger
oen 2. Waarts os Oentes oa til Ren
g)ort oen II. Wtarts.
9Grbpoisit
u. 6. Sohnfon 6 60.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-19

Norfelelie belbreoet paaen Dag.
Eaa 9aratipe 8romo Guinine Tablets. Benz
aenr tibaqe ira ale apotbefere hois lite belbreoet.
6, gg Grupe's glapu paa bper g@iie. 25c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-19
Sampifib saaet unoer.

IA Menneiter orutneoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-19

,,qnnBkeren",
bet enefte banife Dlob | HmeIfo.
Der uoeaar to 6ange ON llsen.
ubgines Of -Daniib 2utb. Bubl.
SonieI, Blair, Rebr.
Yrgpe-Wumre ienbes frit pao
6orlangenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-19
Qgrbpoigft

q. 6. So bnfOn G. 6 o.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-09
SIZE FOR HOSPITAL
ON kUAk|N| STR{tT
Committee FayorsBuying
Four Acre Lot
There

The committee which is looking
after the selection OF a site for the
new children's hospital has given up
the idea of purchasing the land in
Pauoa valley on which an option was
secured last week, and it is now pro-
bable that site on Kuakini street,
near the residence of P. c. Jones will
be selected. This land is the prop
erty of Mrs. S. e. Damon, it having
been purchased by the late s. E. Da-
mon, whose intention it was to erect
u city residence there.
"Yes, it is probable that the Kua-
KIM street site will be selected" said
Judge Dole, who is acting as chair
man of the Committee. 1--WE have
already reported in favor of that
site to Albert S. Wilcox of Kauai,
who has given the donation for the
hospital, and if he approves of it the
purchase will be made. The area of
the property is little over four
acres, and the price asked Is $1,000.
1t is on the mauka side Of the street.
/ think it lies between the two
streams"
AS soon as the site has been Sc
cured the committee will go ahead to
devise means for the raising of an
endowment fund for the purpose of
maintaining the institution. DR.. Judd,
another member of the committee,
states that about $4,000 will be
needed for this. 1t is not expected
that there will be much trouble in
raising this amount. Judge Dole
states that the eat..e "roHcsition, in
Guiding the letters of A. ). Wilcox
in regard to the matter, will be laid
before the public in few days
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-09
SUPREME: COURT HAS
No JURISDICTION
EVA Tax Appeal Case
Sent Down To Judge
Robinson

The Supreme Court this morning
passed the buck in the matter of the
appeal of Eva Plantation Company
from the assessment placed on it's
income by Tax Assessor Holt. 1t de-
cided that it has not jurisdiction, and
sent the case down to the Circuit
Court.
The matter came before the Su-
preme Court this morning on the
alternative writ of mandamus issued
yesterday morning, giving the Tax
Assessor "a hours in which to issue
the certificate of appeal asked for or
show cause why he had not done So
Attorney General Peters appeared
to represent Tax Collector Holt. He
read the answer of the respondent,
in which it was stated that the Tax
Assessor had refused to accept the
appeal of the plantation company and
the costs of appeal rendered on the
ground that the appeal was not TAX
en- on the actual amount in dispute,
hut on the total assessment.
I'VE contend," said the Attorney
General, that no certificate of ap-
peal is required under the tax laws,
and if it were the appellant is not
entitled to it, as it is asked on the
depreciation. Our contention is that
as far as the appeal is concerned, it
must be taken on the actual amount
in dispute"
The actual amount disputed, how
ever, is less than $4,000, the amount
necessary to be involved in order to
allow of an appeal to the Supreme
Court of the United States, which
accounts Sfor the appeal being taken
Continued on Page s.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-09

cool VerandaS.
After lunch the party was duly
photographed by Judge Ballou, who
acted as artist for the occasion, and
then they proceeded mauka to the
pineapple cannery of Mr.. Eames.
Having Travelled on two islands of
the group, the mile after mile of su-
ear-cane was not novel. There was
much that was new and attractive
in the long rows of pineapples cover
ing acre after acre of prairie-like
lands. The beautiful scenery and
toning air of the higher altitude fur
nished the spice of enthusiasm which
is genuine when coming from the
newcomer and appreciated by the
cid resident.
From the Browns the autos went
Continued on Page 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-09
FRED KILEY MAY
POSSIBLY
GET A LICENSE

At the secret meeting of the
Board of License Commissioners yes
terday action was taken on several
applications. The application of Y.
Okumoto for license for a saloon at
kahuku was refused. The applica-
tion of J. P. Monahan for rehearing
of his application for a license for
the Opera House Annex saloon was
also turned down, and the Japanese
who wanted license for the Makai
saloon at Iwilei was refused.
Fred. Kiley presented petition to
be allowed to amend his application
for a liceYse for the Favorite Grotto
and the Board deferred action on the
matter until this afternoon. Treas
urer Campbell, secretary of the
Board, states that there is a ques-
tion of law to be settled. The Board
is uncertain as to whether or not it
has the right to consider an amended
application for saloon license wheD
the original application called for
restaurant license, without advertis-
ing it for 80 days. This is the ques
tion to be settled today.
Action on the applications of Hop
Chong for license for a saloon at
Waipahu and of Hamamura Futi-
matsu for license for a saloon at
the corner of Beretania and Aala
lane was deferred.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-09
GontInued on Page 81
congressman Enjoy
Seeing
Sights At WahiaWa

The tour of the second Congress
sional party around the Island of Oa-
hu was punctuated with pleasant
things all along the line. The wealth
or was as If made for the occasion
and the autos kept up the record, not
including Ballous, which made the
trip from Honolulu to Haleiwa with
out accident or differential pried
loose.
The first stop was made at the
very honey homestead of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Brown at Wahiawa. When
the last car was in line and account
of stock taken there had been no
casualties and everyone was happy
The goodly number of guests at the
Brown homo assisted in making the
,gues,5 comfortable. and a splendid
lunch was served on the broad an
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-09
YOKOHAMA SPECIE '
BANK
PLANS APPROVED

Manager Y. Akai of the Yokohama
Specie Bank of this city, received on
the Siberia yesterday a letter from the
President of the bank at Yokohama,
approving the plans and specifications
of the new bank building which is to
be erected Immediately, opposite the
police station, on Bethel street.
81 expect to receive more detailed
report by the next boat" said Akai.
In that event | will order the con-
tractor to go ahead with the construc-
ton"
When completed, the second floor
will be used as meeting room for the
Japanese Merchants Union and for
social gatherings.
The ground floor will be used for
purposes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-09

lands in areas capable of affording cor
responding occupation, sustenance,
comfort and prosperity for family
Recently, the present administration
has adopted, in some instances, a sim
liar policy, but this has not been the
policy in the past, and for years the
areas obtainable have been insufficient
for successful livelihood.
The custom OF disposing of home
steads at public auction is prohibitive
to entries by settlers from abroad, or
the calculations of resident citizens.
The uncertainties and delays are so
interminable as to constitute a nullih-
cation of all AmeSican ideas as to the
acquisition of public homestcads and
involve a ruinous loss of time and
money.
Tie opening up of public lands lies
in the initiative of the Commissioner
of Public Lands No such arbitrary
powers should have been delegated to
one man.
A definite law should regulate, a.-
sales of lands. E
Public agricultural lands should Re
surveyed into suitable areas, be cor
rectly valued, and all such as may have
been prepared be offered to settlers
complying with the law at legally
fixed annual or semi-annua date.
Many claim the public agricultural
lands of Hawaii should be sold at the
nominal consideration of one dollar
and twenty-five cents per acre. as were
those of the United States. This claim
Is based more on desire to over-reach
than that equity may prevail.
The lands of the United States
seemed limitless and lay untouched
and were, in fact, a wilderness. The
lands of Hawaii have all been leased
for years and adjoin or lie within a
short distance OF highly cultivated
sands, hence, the Territory is entitled
to fair valuation
Inquiries made at the Territorial
Land and Survey offices disclose the
fact that the exact area and character
of the public agricultural lands are un-
known and that only within two years
have annotations been made of the
character, soil, water supply, etc, ETC.,
of areas surveyed
Without this knowledge it is impos.
sible to state truthfully what Hawaii
has to offer settlers or the prospective
population that can be supported
The schedule OF public lands shows
that nearly all public lands capable of
Utilization are under leases expiring
from time to time during the next thir-
teen years hence, homesteading must
lie gradual.
The Survey Department estimates
the entire arabic land, both public and
private, of the Hawaiian Islands, to
be 56S,000 acres, of which 1t is known
239,S45 acres are cane lands, mostly
under cultivation, and 1908 acres of
Continued on Page q
Acting Governor Atkinson left for
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-09

The Black Hand Society of New
York, which recently tried to murder
Jos. A. Marrony by placing a stick of
dynamite in the stove at his home,
have now set day for his murder,
unless he digs up $1,000. A message
to that effect has been received by
Mr.. Marrony and it is signed "Black
Hand
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Fortify
Hawaii

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 8. =
The War Department is preparing to
utilize the appropriations for forti-
flying Hawaii and the Philippines.
The transport Crook will make spe-
cial trip with mines for Pearl Har-
Dor and 0longapo. She will also
carry ordnance material.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-09

JURORS FOR GLASS CASE
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July o.
Nine jurors have been secured for
the trial of President Glass of the
Pacific States Telephone Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-09

SARATOGA, N. Y, July eff
teen thousand Knights Templars par
ticipated in the parade at the trien-
nial conclave held here today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-09
Picked Coast Nine
Desires
To Come To Hawaii
BARNEY JOY BOOSTS PROPOSITION

Francisco,
Mr.. Jess Woods, Sporting Editor Bulletin Honolulu, H.
Friend WoodsWe have been a
to your Territory picked nine from the
League after the of the regular would
to have look after that
thinks well of it and asked with
know that formerly the
when it times pennant winner
that could bring
that would be well worth of
this expensive undertaking
what for without backing
the u
VIII you endeavor to ascertain just what
and let know,
ID
Joy asks to be remembered He is doing
youngser breaking into fast with little
work and experience will make
Trusting that early I am
Yours truly,
M. A. FISHER. Il
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-09

NO BAIL FOR SCHMITZ
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July o.
Judge Dunno has refused to admit
Mayor Schmitz to bail. He has also
been denied the privilege of visiting
his attorneys.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-09

Gentle pony for sale. See ad this is
sue.
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Cent
Drop In
Refined

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 9.--All
grades of refined sugar have been re-
duced ten cents hundred.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-09

gM"For Rent' cards on sale at
the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-09

The steamship Hilonian is expected
to arrive tomorrow morning.