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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07
MAUI FANS ARE
ALL CHOkED OFF

WAIIiJKU, May 4.-The result of
last sundays game OF baseball be-
tween the Kahuluis and waikapus, at
Wells Park. was a win for the former
by the score of IA to 2. Quite a num-
ber of people were present. but, as a
letter was addressed to the association
asking that all noise be stopped 1t
was very quiet audience. Someone
in the audience several times asked
whether it was a game of the great
American game they were attending or
funeral.
In the eighth inning Pitcher Hattie
of the Kahuluis hurt himself while
running to first. After recovering he
went into the box and tried to pitch.
but as every throw would affect his
injured leg he was substituted by
Hampton. The Wa'kapus Immediately
protested, claiming that Mr.. Hampton
had been barred from pitching by the
league. Umpire Keohokalole paid no
attention to the verbal protest and or
dered the game continued.
The lineup of the two teams was as
follows:
Kahuluis-Hampton, 2b.; Hattie. p.;
Lloyd, 3b.; Morris, cf.: Rosecrans, ss..
Smith. 1b.; Smythe, rf.: Hussey, IT,;
Simpson. C.
Waikapus-F. sylvia, CT; Cederloff,
2b.; Jackson. 3b.; Kaleo. c.; Kauila.
IT,. w. Enos. 1b.; Jim Enos. ss.; Viella.
p.; Kona, rf.
12345 1888
.... ..... 1 2 1 0 o 2 8 OLA
Waikapus -. 49,. 0 l 0 0 0 0 1 0 o. -2I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07
THE MALE CASE
To WASHINGTON

An appeal has been taken to the SUI
preme Court OF the United States from
the Territorial Supreme Court by
Henry Van Gieson In the case of c. b.
Male against James w. Pratt. assessor
OF taxes. and Henry Van Gieson.
Chief Justice Frear signed the cita-
tion to appellee yesterday. command
ing him\ TO appear in the Supreme
Court at Washington sixty days after
date and show cause. IL any there be-
why the decree against the appellant
should not be corrected and why
speedy Justice should not be done the
parties in that behalf.
There are fifteen assignments of
error to the local appellate court. The
first one relates to what was the turn
ing point in the case. saying:
THE Supreme Court OF the Territory
of Hawaii erred in holding and deciding
that as the District Magistrate of Ho-
nolulu had entertained a motion to
stay execution, and ordered the safe
to be postponed. that order should have
been obeyed"
Another important question appealed
on Is in the seventh assignment of
error. which says:
THAT the sale, being a sale under
execution for satisfaction of a judg-
ment for taxes, can not be set aside
for grossly inadequate prices: and the
Supreme Court OF the Territory OF Ha-
wall erred in ordering said sale set
aside"
Van Gleson files $1,000 bond on his
appeal. with E. Colt Hebron as surety
Magoon & Lightfoot are attorneys for
appellant. j. Alfred Magoon is the
real defendant in the original case.
having come into possession OF the
at issue after the execution
sale. When Van Gieson bought the
he was clerk to High Sheriff
4. NJ. Brown, who conducted the sale
contrary to an order OF then District
Lindsay staying execution.
MOVES FOR INDEMNITY BOND.
II. Hackfeld & Co.. Ltd. by its at
torney. II. Il. Cooper. has filed mo-
ton that the sale OF the property in
its against 4i. lhoh~
sarrat and others may take place on
May %. 1907. as decreed. or on such
later date as seems to the court prop
er, and that the purchaser or purchase
'rs may be put in possession. despite
The appeal of the First National Bank, |
unless that defendant in the suit on
Dr before May s file bond In $4,000. |
DR. such sum as the court deems prop |
er. to secure the payment of interest |
lue to the plaintiff.
David l.. wilmington has filed an af-
idavit In the same matter, saying that |
he property is subject to the life es-
ate of II. j. Monsarrat and that the
interest to be sold is a purely rever-
i'onary one. also, among other things,
hat no injury can result to plaintiff
Turing the stay Of execution by reason
" the appeal, that the Supreme Court |
8 up with It's calendar and that the
appellant is taking the proper meas
Ires 10 secure an early hearing of the |
appeal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07
SPORTLETS
s*8ss*sss*@.*ses.*aes.*sxs.*u *us.*i

A big delegation Of local sports will
visit Hilo on July 4.
~
Eddie Desha was yesterday elected
captain of the Punahou league baseball
nine.
Messrs. Wescoatt and Mayfield of
Puunene, recently purchased automo'
biles in Honolulu.
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5. Mexican and Nevadan sailing from
San Francisco yesterday.
~
Stuart Dunbar's yacht, the Aeolus, Ia
coming from San Francisco by the S. s.
Mexican which sailed yesterday.
The Retail Liquor League baseball
game at Kapiolani park tomorrow
morning will be Encores versus Opera
Annex.
Lackawanna, Jim Quinn's well-bred
baby PAGER, has been suffering from
distemper at Pleasanton. Cal, and has
been turned out of training.
~
Among auto parties planned for to-
morrow are two TO Waalua and Heeia.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Cross and friends
will go to Waialua and ]. b. Castle and
party will make the run to Heeia.
The Diamond Head Athletic Club and
the Oahu College swimming teams will
swim return relay race some time this
month. to decide who shall be perma-
nent owner OF the water-polo cup.
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II is rumored around town that Les
Petrie, who went to the Coast with tina
Shriners, is sending a California jockey
down TO the islands TO ride Bruner In
the race for the Hilo $1,000 Merchants
Stakes, to be run on July L.
~
owing to sickness Kinslea VIII not be
able TO meet the winner OF the Wilcox
Townsend bowling match at the Baths
this morning, In the final round OF the
oahu College tournament. Wilcox and
Townsend win, however. bowl on their
game.
There should be good muster OF
erlcketers al Makiki this afternoon, A
afge number Of Honolulu Cricket Club
members and players from the $, y,
Monarch and Reslorer. have
expressed their Intention OF being pres,
ant All cricketsrs are requested 10 DO
ln the ground as near D. m, as pos,
sible, Ia order that an early start may
be made and an hands haYo chance
4 bat
y, Fefnandes has been elected cap
ain ~ the Diamond Head baseball
Ieam, lie 10 manager as Hell
stt
ln 4 practice game ~ baseball play
u on saturday, "a Louis defeated lhe |
IsApii ffanpliF, ~ TOT
Tho regular monthly mseiing " ihe |
diamond Head Alhleile club all be |
ifld ~ ths y n .. A AZ tao y. ~
aaay
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07
UNKNOWNS BEAT
THE OPERATES

After the Encores had defeated the
Opera Annex nine In last Sundays
Liquor League game at Kaplolani
park, a number of young fellows who
had watched the game bet the ope-
ralies SEQ that they could beat them
themselves,
The bel was taken and four Innings
We're played, the unkRowns winning
by the score of 90 !,
The scrubs now want 10 bet 90 that
lhelr nine oan defeat ANY leam IN lhe
lAgunr League
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07

Each marksman shot at fifty blue
rocks thrown at unknown angles.
The score of last Sunday was on an
average much better than that of tina
previous shoot.
The contestants were. shown every
courtesy by the Puunene club. and
after the shoot luncheon was spread
for the members of the teams. 1t be.
ing the desire of the members to
challenge Honolulu some time in the
near future, the All-Maui Gun Club
was formed, with p. ]. Bell as presi-
dent. G. L. Keeney vice president. w.
A. Sparks secretary. z. NJ. Keeney
treasurer and F. A. Mayfield field cap
tain.
The new club will consist of all of
the members of all of the teams.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07

SAN FRANCISCO. Aprn %. 1907 b.
sugar The california and Hawaiian
Sugar Refining Company reduced the
price In the local market February
2i. ie01. total of 40 points A corr
responding advance OF 30 points. how
ever. was Instituted March s. followed
by another advance April IL. n total OF
30 points. and again followed by cor
responding advance OF 20 points April
%. with the exception OF berry. which
they advanced total OF rs points on
that date. thfir last list for California,
oregon and Washington being as fol.
lows.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07

Y " Hebron has aid hls Yolera
eall ~ George hlehaTisaa NJ lilo. 1hs
epll - ~ ton " nlahlo oui ~ Vol
sla iFiip') and fol- sister " Violin
tfiltli jim 9plnn's nld slapdby
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07
ALL-MAU| GUN
CLUB FORMED

wAILUKU. May 4.-The second con-
test for the cup offered by the Maui
Hotel for the prize shooting between
the gun clubs of Maui was contested
for last Saturday morning and result
ed in favor of the combined clubs Of
Kihei and Wailuku.
The first shoot was at Waikapu
some weeks ago, and resulted in favor
of the Kihei-Wailuku team.
The shoot of Sunday was at Puu'
meme, and as the result was in favor
of the same team they will now hold
the cup indefinitely.
The score of Sunday was as follows;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07
MARKHAM s FINE
IS QUARTERED

gcurHe Markham pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge he Boli g. the charge ~
malicious injury IN having poisoned
two dogs belonging TO a. wesescnd.
lie was nncd s2b and costs. The case
was an appeal from District Magis-
trate whitney. who had nned defend.
ant siOo aud costs.
Judge DE Bolt sentenced Chong You
to thirty days imprisonment with
costs RENTED. for conducting a Rus
sian war" game. This was the OUT
come OF Nou's appeal from a fine Of
$3.50 and costs BY District Magistrate
whitney.
A nolle proseaui was entered for All
Chong on his appeal from fine OF
$40 and costs for being present at a
"1ussian war game.
DIVORCE CASES.
David Crowningberg has brought a
divorce suit against Emmalina Crown
ingberg on the ground OF desertion in
1900 and since. They were married
May 81. 1885. and have no children.
Summons has been returned unserved
in the divorce suit OF Frederick Brit
tain West against Margaret West, with
the report that respondent is living in
Los Angeles. Cal The ground of the
libel is the wife's desertion on March
3. 1892, and since. They were married
in New York City on October is. 1871.
and last lived together in Honolulu
Hama All Vat has brought suit In
Judge Kepoikais court-the Second
Circuit Maui-against All Vat for d.
vorce on the ground OF desertion for
seven years. They were married at
Kupeke. Molokai. in 1889 and have four
ch ldren for whose custody the wife
prays. Henry Smith. clerk of the Ju-
dietary department, issued the sum-
mons here.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Ellen Dwight. administratrlx OF the
estate OF Charles Bishop Dwight. has
filed her final account with a petition
for discharge. Receipts are $654o.sl
and payments S4l17.s3.
Judge Robinson appointed Henry Z.
Cooper guardian OF the property OF the
Wilhelm minors In Germany. for the
purpose OF collecting their shares in
the estate of the late F. J. Wilhelm
Judge Robinson appointed p. Silva,
F. w. Beckley and Chas. A X. Hop
kins appraisers OF the estate OF Ke-
kapu.
Judge Robinson approved the ac-
counts and ordered the discharge OF
Thomas w. Hebron, administrator OF
the estate OF Frances E. Hebron. de-
ceased.
NEW SUITS.
Henry Smith, trustee. has brought a
suit to foreclose mortgage against
Raymond Reyes and Mary Reyes. the
debt being $l5G0 principal and per
cent. interest from October 5. 1905.
and the land. an area OF 430 square
fathoms, at Keoneula. Honolulu. igph
Samuel l.. Wong has brought suit
against Isaac s. Kaiu for four several
amounts making total of S45s t6a
gether with interest costs and attor-
ney's fees.
JUDGMENTS.
Judge Lindsay gave an oral decision
awarding vested right N the sea
fishery OF Mokauea, near Honolulu
harbor. to Kapiolanl Estate. Ltd. {.
w. Ashford for petitioner; Deputy Az
torney General F. w. Milyerton for
Territory of Hawaii. r...r
Judgment is entered for plaintiff for
sl135O damages and 1928 costs In the
suit of Joseph p. Mendonca against
the partners In Wing Chong Wo Co.
COURT ITEMS.
Joseph Paakaula has until May ls TO
answer the foreclosure suit of the >
c. Allen estate trustees.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07
CHINESE WIN
and THEN LOSE

The Riverside Baseball League OPEN
ed its season most auspiciously Sun
day About 1000 people witnessed the
games.
The players all appeared in new uni
forms and the field was roped off and
: furnished with a backstop and score
board. The arrangements for players
and spectators were wonderful i'm
provement over those of last year.
The band was in attendance and the
selections rendered were greatly en-
joyed by the large crowd present.
Punctually at 1870 p. m. Secretary
Atkinson went into the box to pitch
the first ball of the season. Robert
All Sam was at bat, w. Tin Chong was
behind the bat and B. H. Kelekolio
acted as umpire.
PLAY ball" yelled the umpire where
upon Atkinson put the sphere neatly
over the plate, the batsman swiping at
it in vain.
The Secretary walked to the grand
stand mid the plaudits of the mob, and
the band struck up 'See the Conquer
ing Hero Comes" 1t was very touch
ing.
The games, which were well con-
tested. resulted in the Chinese Alohas
defeating the Japanese Athletics by
the score of to 4, and the Palamas
vanquishing the Chinese Athletics to
the tune Of s to 8.
Summary:
Chinese Aloha Club. Hopkins, C;
j. iHo Yup. p; Quon~ Chew, 1b; A. Aka.
ma. 2b; VIM. Lee Kwai, 3b; V. Ayau,
IS; Kua, II; j. Wong, rf; Aukai, cf.
Jap. A. Club-C. Wakita, C; j. Flores,
p;e Morishige, 1b; Maruyama, 2b; Uro-
sa, 3b; Hoshino, IS; Michi, II; Maesaka,
CT; I. Flores, IF.
Score by innings:
234567S
C. Aloha Club. ...... 0 1 10 2 o 0 2-7
Jap. A. C............ 0 o 0 o 0 8 o IA
Strike out-By Flores. 10; Ho Yup, 5.
Bases on balls-Flores, 8; Ho Yup, s.
Umpire-Alfred Williams.
Scorer-W. TinSChong.
Palama A. C.-Hoopii, c; C. Paaluhi,
p; Luka, 1b; Domingo, 2b; D. Kealoha,
3b; Harris, IS; ]. Kahaawinui, If; Dole,
rf; H. Zerbe, cf.
Chinese A. C.-Chi Bui, C; John Lo,
p; C. Ayau, 1b; C. Akina, 2b; En- Sue,
3b; Sing Chong, IS; X. Y. Ching, If;
w. Ayau, CT; Hang Chack and Mon
Yin, rf.
1894 567S9
Palama A. c. ....... 0 8 2 1 0 0 0-S
Chinese A. c. ....... O 20 1 02 0 0-3
Strike out-By C. Paaluhi, g.; John
Lo, 8.
Base on balls-Paaluhi 0; John Lo. 5.
Umpire-Alfred Williams.
Scorer-W. Tin Chong.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07

nfuneT, Indigo and Raelns Murphy
se % lille by tbs nleameT klRau today
Ia ehsIse ~ chaflls Davis, Nh0 aill
lfain lhe lflo fol lhFlr foaflh " Jplg
fnaaEfmFnla
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07
BIG MATS PETS
WALLOP OPERAS

The Barlenders' baseball game at Ka-
piolanl Park sunday morning re-
suited IN win for the Encores over
Opera Annex by the score 0f ) 10 2,
The Operaues made 1Ye runs IN
their first innings, but after that could
do nothing
The standing of the teams follows
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07

Thn A ~ 3, b Dallmrnian reached
rpgei aound nn Apfil ~ l0 load fof
ilnnpinlu Hha Nlll Load pugar hffN ipf
aallna NUf hffplp nnlnH afaNni ihf
Horn ~ ihs rapipfn eoRfl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07
RrnAINg QnI0KLY eunEp-

baths the parts freely with Chamber
lalns Pain Balm ana give them ahso'
lnie rest ana a quirk euTe u certain
For aale hY an dealers hnnaop, smith
a Co. iddr SCENTS far Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07

y, Fefnandss has been elected cap,
tain ~ the Diamond Head baseball
team lie 10 manassr as ssll'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-07

ln . practice game ~ baseball play
~ on saturday, "a Louis defeated Tho
hApii ffansliF, ~ To-
tho regular monthly meeting " lhe
diamond Heaa Alhlellc oluh elll be
held ~ ths Y a % A AZ tao y. a.,
Today
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09
Mining Law Changes

A. E. Light. the secretary oi Hon. Thos. Gale, returned this week from Washington, D. c.
 When asked what had been ac- eornplished this session of congress he replied that land office had been secured for Fairbanks and Nome, and that one important change had been made to the mln- ing laws. This change. he said, re auired an affidavit on the part of locator regarding proper locating as we'll as work performed.-North ern Light.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09
Tventv.two Michigan men head

Twentv-two Michigan men head ed by George w. Ross. were pas sengers on the Bertha, enroute for Homer, on Cook Inlet, where work will be started immediately on the develonment of coal mines. They expect to employ additional miner at Seldovia.
 Seattle will be happy now that charges of mbezzlement have been preferred against enc of the city officials. She doesn't want to be outdone in anything by Frisco.
 Jas Fish arrived this morning from Kotsina, after landing all of the freight of the Great Northern Development Go. at the mines He sold a number of his horses to Gray add brought the remaining Is to the Drop. but being unable to get over the hill, has sent them back to Teikhell, where the grass has started.
 M-. Fish reports that Gray has his sawmill ready to start and has crews working on four drifts on the mine. Kotsina is a very busy camp, S2 men being employed by by the Great Northern Co. alone. Mir. Gray states that he can use a number of miners and surface men in addition to his present crew.
 The Miners and Merchants bank of Nome recently declared semi annual dividend of F per cent
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09
Will Visit Westward
P. g. Hunt, the photographer, i;

P. g. Hunt, the photographer, is making arrangements for a trip to the westward this month. He will visit all the towns and camps from here to Dutch Harbor, and will se- cure a fine collection of pictures from this section. It will be fine opportunity for the residents of the western towns to secure pictures of their homes and surroundings Mir. Hunt will be gone probably two months.
 An Orr X Go. stage passed Gull kama Monday with one passenger for here and 237 pounds ot mail. This month will wind up the mail and passenger business between here and Fairbanks, the communi- cation with the Tanana will be via Skagway and St. Michael until fall.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09
Money To Burn.

Why not invest part of your cigar money Tn way that will bring YOU back something more tan.ible than smoke? A dollar each week put in a New York Life policy will create an immediate cash fund of about $2OOO, which your family or other beneficiary may draw at once in the event of vour death. Crary will explain.
 The Wrangell Sentinel contains the following description of the wedding of John A. Perry. who was stationed at the Valdez cable office for several years:
 "At the home of the brides aunt. Mrs. A. V. R. Snyder. in Wrangell, :, Alaska, April 15. 1907, Rev..H. P. Corser spoke the words which made John A. Perry and Miss Ethel Powell two souls with but a single thought; two hearts that beat as one,' in the presence of only the relatives of the bride.
 ''No higher tribute can be paid to the groom than to say that he Is a member of an organization which is the pride of the greatest nation on earth. a soldier in the army of the United States of America. He is the sergeant in charge. of the cable office at this place. His rec commendations are of the highest order"
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09

Judging from reports received from Knights island, Julius Singer of the Happy Jack Mining Co.,, Is Lsing no time in getting his Hogan bay copper property in shape to ship, ore. Two buildings have already been constructed al each of his camps, and 100000 feet of lumber is expected on the Saratoga with which to put up th' additional houses. Thirty-siX men are now at work in this bay, get ting out piles for the wharf, anu running a tunnel on the ledge. The mouth of the tunneI Is within 300 feet of the wharf so no tram will be necessary, and at the rat, work is now progressing the ,nint should be in shape to ship ore by September lst. All reports iron those familiar with the property agree that this will make one of the best mines in the Sound.
 In Mummy bay this combanv owns a group of six claims, on which tunnel has been run 40 feet. This is one of the best known properties on the island and one on which the most work has been done. Astran will be necessary before ore cSnbe shipped from this group. Work has already started on working tunnel, which will tap the ore at 25O feet.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned sold his half interest in the Poplar Grove Roadhouse to Ben Torbell on March 9th, 1s05 and has no further interest in the business MY. Tor5ell has assumed all the debts incurred bv the roadhouse and all bills are payable 10
 CARL A.. SWANSON.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09

The property of the Endeavor Church was sold at auction this afternoon at the court house, the corner lot, No. 6, bringing $22OO and the next, lot : bringing $419.- 21. Edmund Smith. as trustee for M. Dempsey. made the purchase. being the only bidder with the ex- ception of Gov. Leedy, who in be- half of the church association bid $1322.39.
 The Y. r. $. c. E. claims to own lot ' and gave notice at the sale to that effect. This sale does not in- clude the lot adjoining the alley, which is 30x6O. but with this ex- ception all of the Endeavor church block belongs to M. Dempsey.
 The Rampant district is to the front with $1OO pans on Skookum.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09

helms have secured control of tn Treadwell stock is absolutely de nied by those close to the Tread we'll management. They poin out that there has been no examl nation of the mines by an outsid' expert for years. Were there deal on this would be one of tb' first moves. Next it is pointed ou that the Treadwill stock is not cl the market but is leld as dividend paying security by wealthy mel i who show no inclination of plac ing it on the market.-Dispatch. The Skagway Alaskan claims t' have private information to thu effect that the Guggenheims have bought the TreadwelI properties CT Douglas island, and the Hadiey smelter.
 The Berners Bay mining case. were tried and presented to Judge Wickersham April IS. It will bt some time before the decision l: rendered.
 It would appear from recent de velopments that the rumored con solidation of the companies operat ing the A. C., Northwestern ano White Pass lines was a fact. Thi: makes the new concern the most powerful and extensive corpora tion in the west. Practically all O the Aloska transportation business ;s controlled by this trvst, and Ii is reported that a move is under way to force the Pacific Coast Go into the combine.
 The Tanana Miners Record speculating on who was responsl ble for the lid being dropped over Fairbanks, imagines that Gov Hoggatt might be able to give ar explanation. and while not saying that the governor was directly res ponsible, they do say that he could not have worked a cleveror deal tC place every town in Alaska under his thumb.
 Nowhere in the history of cop. per mining have mines beer brought to the profit producing oasis with such small relative ex. penditures as in the Prince Will. liam Sound, Alaska, district. The reason for this is explained by Prof. W. o. Crosby, geologist o the Massachusetts Institute oi Technology, who says: Tt would be difficult to find a district pre- senting more favorable. genera conditions for the economic pro duction of copper. Among these conditions are: Large and regu lar ore bodies. uniformity of geo logic structure, cheap transportior and supplies, proximity to th' finest coal fields on the Pacifi, Coast, abundance of timber. water and water power. and a mild in .vigorating climate"
 Nome-Joe Parker and Ashford who are sinking on claim on Me Donald creek, made a discovery which will furnish an interesting problem for the ethnologists ant geologists.-
 A lan4h of 0Q foot holorr f h,
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09
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