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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24
REALHTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered for Record Apr. 20, 1907,

EnteTeu wv "eeo'e Sp'' -N' ''
From 1890 a. m. to IL noon.
Hakalau Plantn Co to Elizabeth Lu
ian .Rcl
Est of Lizzie Lujan by admr to Lu-
cas- Lujan and VT ........D -
Queens Hospital to Louis Marks tr
80. .....,......... ..Rct
T. Colt Hebron and VT to Charles
Bon .................
Akima Kaleikau (w) to Il A Wads.
worth ...........'''''''
j X Maihokii Ky to Mrs Pehialii
Kcalaula ct al ................D
Westn d lawn lnVst 20 btd 10 freu
LWaldron ..........'...'.ke'
MIRIAM Lane anu "sp " N"''"'
Cockett .......... -
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From a. m. TO 1880 a. m.
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annie ""'A''' an" "'' w =,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24

SECTION ~. Where the instrument contains
adds his signature words indicating that he signs for
behalf of principal in representative capacity, he not
liable the instrument he duly authorized; but the
addition of words describing him agent, filling
representative character without disclosing his principal does
not exempt him from personal liability.
SECTION 2i signature by 'procuraion operates notice
that the agent has but limited authority sign and the prn
cpas bound only in the agent signing acted within
the actual limits of his authority.
SECTION D. The Endorsement assignment of the insru
mcn by corporation n by an infant passes the property there
ill., Notwithstanding that from the want of capacity the corpora
ton or infant may incur no liability thereon
SECTION %. When signature is forged made without
the authority of the whose signature purports to be-
it is wholly imperative and light retain the instrument,
give discharge therefor, enforce payment thereof
against any party thereto, be acquired through under
such signature, unless the party against whom is sought
enforce such right prccudtd from setting up the forgery
want of authority.
2l Every negotiable instrument deemed prna
facc to have been issued for valuable considerations and
every person whose signature appears thereon have become
party thereto for value.
SECTION %. Value is any consideration sufficient to sup
port simple contract An anteccdcnt prccxisting debt
constitutes value and is deemed such whether the instrument
is payable on demand or at future time.
SECTION 2G Where value has any time been given for
the instrument, the holder is deemed holder for value in
respect all parties who became such prior that time.
SECTION 81 Where the holder has lien the instrument
arising either from contract has lien the instrument arts
ing either from contract by Implication of law he deemed
Il holder for value to the extent of his lien.
SECTION IS. Absence failure of consideration is
of defense against any not holder in due
and partial failure of consideration defense pro tano
whether the failure accrtancd and liquidacd
otherwise.
An accommodation party who has signed
the instrument maker drawer acccptor ndorscr without
receiving value therefor and for the purpose of lending his
other person. Such person is liable the in
u holder for value, Notwithstanding such holder
the time of taking the instrument knew him be only
accommodation party
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24
NEGOTIATION.

SECTION 30 An instrument is negotiated when it is
fcrrcd from person another in such consti
the transfccc the holder thereof If payable bearer it
is negotiated by delivery; payable order it negotiated by
the Endorsement of the holder completed by delivery
SECTION 81. The Endorsement must he written the in
itself upon paper attached thereto The sigma
of the ndorscr, without additional words, sufficient
Endorsement.
The Endorsement be Endorsement of the
entire instrument An Endorsement, which purports transfer
the indoscc part only of the payable which
purpors transfer the instrument two indorsecs
scvcraly, does not operate negotiation of the instrument
But where the instrument has been paid in part it may be in
dorscd II q the residue.
SECTION 33. An Endorsement may bc either special in
blank, and it may also be either restrictive qualified,
CONDITIONAL
SECTION 81 special Endorsement specifics the person to
whon whose ORDER the instrument is to be payable and
the Endorsement of such mdocc is necessary the further
negotiation of the instrument An Endorsement in blank spcci
fcs nlorcc, and instrument Endorsed is payable
bearer ad may be negotiated by delivery.
SECTION 30. The holder may blank Endorsement
into special Endorsement by writing the signature of the
nrscr in blank any contract consistent with the character Of
SECTION 3G. An Endorsement is restrictive, which either,
l. Prohibits the further negotiation of the Instruments
Constitutes the ndorscc the agent Of the ndorscr
Vests the title in the ndorscc in trust for 10 the
of some person.
But the absence of words implying power negotiate
does not make an Endorsement restrictive.
SECTION 81. restrictive Endorsement confcrs upon the in
dorScc the right,
|. To receive payment of the instrument;
= To bring any action thereon that the inlorscr could
bring;
B. To transfer his rights such ndorsee, where the form
of the Endorsement authorizes him to do
But all subsequent ndorsces acquire only the title of the first
inlorscc under the restrictive Endorsement
SECTION 3s. a qualified Endorsement constitutes the in
dorscr assgnor of the title to the instrument 1t may
he made by adding the ndorcrs signature the words with
ont RECOURSE, any words of similar import Such in
dorscmcnt does impair the negotiable character of the in
SECTION 80. Where Endorsement is conditional, party
required pay the instrument disregard the condition,
and make payment the inocc his transfcrcc whether
the condition has been fulfilled But any person
whom instrument Endorsed is negotiated will hold the
the proceeds thereof subject the rights of the per-
ndorsing conditionally.
SECTION 40. Where instrument, payable to bearer is
Endorsed specially, it may nevertheless be further negotiated
by delivery; but the person ndong specially is liable
ndorscr only such holders make title through his ndorsc
mcnt.
Section II. Where instrument is payable to the order of
two payce ndorsces who partners all must
mdorse unless the ndorsng has authority ndorse for
the others.
SECTION A. Where instrument is drawn Endorsed 10
ssss~. .ns.s ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24
BY AUTHORITY

Authorizing RAILROAD COMPANIES OPERATE THEIR RAIL
Motive POWER STEAM.
Be Enacted By The Lcga~c Of the TERRITORY Of Harra:
SECTION l. All railroad companies hereafter
horzcd under the laws of the Territory of Hawaii operate
their railroads by power shall have the right operate
their railroads any portion of the by electric power
either by overhead underground wires by storage batteries
by such other methods may he improvement upon
either by compressed air: by such other motive power as
said railroad companies may from time time elect provided
that part of such railroad may I've operated by motive
power while another other portions thereof may be- operated
by another other motive powers.
SECuoN ,. Said Railroad Companies with the consent of
the Superintendent of Public Works shall have the right
provide construct and INSTALL maintain. change and repair
pressed air other motive power for the such motive pur
poses along, upon and such highways roads
upon which they have rights of way by franchise from
time to time be necessary for the operation of said railroads.
provided, However. that said railroad companies shall
else this right that Unnecessary injury deterioration shall
he done I" the pipes pipes gas pipes
other property Of the Territory any person or cor
poraon and shall the said Territory, any person
corporation harmless and Unidentified from all loss cost. dam
age and expense by reason thereof.
SECTION ,. This Act shall take effect from and after the
date of its approval.
Approved this 10th Day Of April, a. d. 1907
G.. H. CARTER
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24


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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24
Form and Interpretation.

Srcrox /. An instrument he negotiable must conform
TO the following requirements:
in writing signed by maker or drawer:
:. Must contain unconditional promise order pay
Il certain III money:
3. Must be payable demand fixed cecrnimabIe
future time:
/. Must he payable to order q bearer: and,
). Where the instrument addressed drawcc he
be named otherwise indicated therein with reasonable
tainty
SECTION , The sum payable is sum certain within the
meaning of this Act although it is to be paid;
With interest, or
:. BY stated instamcnts
3. BY stated instruments with provision that upon de
fault in payment of any nst"mcnt of interest the whole
shall become due;
1. With exchange, whether fixed rate the
rate;
With of collection attorneys fee in case pay
mcnt shall not be made maturity
SECTION B. An unqualified order promise pay is
conditional within the meaning of this Act though coupled
with:
|. An Indication of Il particular fund of which rem-
brscmcn to be made particular account to be bitcd
with the amount:
2 \ of the transaction which gives rise the
instrument.
But an order promise pay of particular fund is
unconditional
SECTION I. An instrument is payable a a dctcrmnabe
future time within the meaning of this Act which is expressed
to be payable:
/. At fixed period after date sight
On or before fixed dccminaIc future time specified
therein;
On or at fixed period after the occurrence specified
event. which certain To happen though the time OF happening
be uncertain
An instrument payable upon contingency not negotiable
and the happening Of the does the defect.
SECTION ). An instrument which contains order
promise do in addition the payment of
il not negotiable. But the negotiable character of nstru
mcnt otherwise negotiable is affected by provision which,
l. Authorizes the sale of collateral securities in the
instrument be not paid at maturity
2 Authorizes a confession of Judgment if the instrument
be not paid at maturity;
B. Valves the benefit of any law intended for the advon
tage protection Of the obligor;
L. Gives the holder election require something be
done in lieu of payment Of money.
But nothing in this Section shall validate any provision
stipulation otherwise illegal.
SECTION The validity and negotiable character of in
strument affected by the fact that:
/. 1t is not dated;
3 Does not specify the value given that any value has
been given therefor
B. Does specify the place where it is drawn the
place where it is payable;
A. Bears seal
Dcsignac particular kind of current money in which
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24
&C IF 50.
AN \( r

RELATING NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS.
NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS GENERAL.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24

Authorizing RAILROAD COMPANIES TO OPERATE THEIR RAIL
ROADS ny MorIyE Power OTHER THAN STEAM.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
Conditions Bad
In The South
LOCAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE GETS
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MES
sAeEs.

A dispatch from Pittsburg to the
local Western Union Office to-day
shows that telegraphic communica-
uon throughout the southern States
is in very bad condition. The dis
patch reads: Until further advised
messages for offices in the southern
division should be accepted subject
to delay. This embraces the States
of Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Kentucky and
Tennessee" This practically shuts
out the south. The local conditions
here are such that the operators are
not wanting to strike but contingen.
cles may arise that would cause them
to walk out,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
Pittsburg
Woman Loses
RESCUE ON BEACH CAUSES THE
LOSS OF $4,000 IN GEMS.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Aug. 10
The rescue of drowning woman
from the surf yesterday was yesponsi-
bic for the disappearance of $4,000 in
gems and s110 in money belonging to
another woman. Miss Dorothy Hay
wood, Of Pittsburg, and Mrs, George
Murphy, of Allegheny, and party
.ot their friends went TO the beach to
battle.
Miss Haywood said she eyoald fore
go the pleasure of dip in The briny
ill another day. Accordingly. Mrs.
arurphy, who was timid abOct leav-
Jag ler yaluables in the batllEonse. en-
trusted them to Miss Haywood. They
we're in brown bag and consisted Of
a diamond brooch. two diamond rings
snd turquoise r!na.
Miss Haywood was watching the
bathers when the cry, She's drown.
ing" arose, and the crowd rushed to
the foot Of Maryland avenue, where
Miss Margaret Wells, of Philadelphia,
was struggling in the water. She was
quickly rescued. Miss Haywood, for
getting she had taken the brown bag
from her air and put 1t on bench,
followed the crowd, In minute she
screamed and ran back TO the bench,
but the bag was gone.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
DAFT ON GIFT OF TONGUES.

LISBON, Ohio, Aug. 18.-Mrs. Clara
shreve, a victim of the gift OF ton.
gues,p excitement at Alliance, was ad'
Judged insane by Probate Judge ]. A.
Martin at her home in Batter township
her condition being such that it was
deemed expedient to bring her into
court. She was taken to an asylum
this morning by her husband and her
father.
Some time ago Mrs. shreve, who
was a member Of the Friends Church,
began to attend the gift Of tongues
meetings at Alliance. The strange do
ings there 50 wrought upon her mind
that she became unbalanced about six
weeks ago, With decisions Of persecu,
ton and fears Of impending calamitE,
She is 80 years old.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13

Known asthe Bowel wen came u
dfy There Is no show of OIL This
was an important wen as on II de.
pended ths enlargement Of the Gloy.
ers esp bool. There was . good well
hhisHsd ID the kinney farm over in
Africa list week II the deep sand
The deepsand territory in Mononga.
liza county is furnishing come good
producers
Personsls
Misses Edith Bailey. Of Morgan,
Town, and Laura Williams, Of Fair.
mont, accompanied by Arthur Fry.
spent Sunday In Warrington. They
came through on horseback and re
turned about 6 O'Clock. They spent
the Afternoon at the home Of Miss
Bailey's aunt Mrs. C. E JoIlife, Of
High street
Miss EstA crowI, who has been Wis
iting in this city, returned to her home
in Fairmolt Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Atha was in Fair.
mont Saturday. She was accompanied
by her granddaughter, Mary Conway,
who is spending her vacation here.
Mrs. TN. Wise was in Falrmont
Saturday visiting friends
Henry H. Burns and son Warren,
who have been here for several days
returned to their home in Marietta
Ohio. Saturday. They we're accom-
panied by Miss Mary Atkinson, who
win spend three weeks with friends
there.
Mrs. J.R. Kiprelt has gone to I'm
iontown, Pa, where she will make her
future home.
Rev. and Mrs. Gee spent Sunday in
Fairmonl Rev. Gee had charge of
the services at the First Baptist
church. Rev. Gee was pastor Of the
Baptist church here for some time but
is now engaged in other work and is
preparing for publication his book on
"why go TO church,"
There was a box social at Buffalo
Chapel at the mouth Of MILESTONE
Saturday night which was largely at.
tended. The social was for the bene-
1T of the church as they are enlarg-
ing the church lot so as to provide a
.nitching place for horses. The Wood,
mems Band was there and furnished
some fine music. There was a large
crowd Of Warrington people present
and all report pleasant time.
DR.. U. H. Debendarfer has returned
from Plttsburg. He accompanied his
mother to her home home in Pennsyl:
yania short distance from the city.
Miss Ella Flynn, of Wheeling, was
visiting Mss. Gertrude shrecongost
Sunday,
There were number of Manning
ton people spent Sunday afternoon at
EurekaPark at Downs. When the troll
ley line is finished this will be pop,
ular place for outings.
Miss Nell Manley is visiting Misses
Winnie and Letitia Ryan at Downs.
j. R. Tmms, cashier Of the Bank of
Warrington, is moving into the Deitz
residence on Clarksburg street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
THE WEST VIRGINIAN'S
MANNINGTON BUREAU.

frank = Joaihe coIespc ndent.l
AtASNRGToN, Aug. 49, The pro:
stessfse Carnival company 81 NOW ex-
|hibfting at Hough,s Park. This seems
70 be IN The form q, q summer tAeater
and they are said to have q good
show, An Indian princess Is the lead
ing lady and they play some Of the
leading plays. the show was largely
attended iast night and the people
seemed to be wen pleased.
7. S. Hardesty and family win leave
from Atlantic City and the jamestown
Exposition tomorrow. They viii also
visit Mr.. Hardesty's sister in Phiia-
delphia before returning.
James Phillips and family have re,
turned from their vacation which was
spent at their old home near Bolivar,
N Y. They were to make the trip In
the automobile but finding the roads
50 bad on account Of the excessive
rains they abandoned the auto on the
return trip and same home by train.
The chss. Phillips Tool Co. is very
busy at this time. They have recent
ly been shipping some large orders
IN the south where there is much
drilling being done for water. The
Phillips tools are the standard Of ex;
cellence and there is a demand for
them all over the country. They
have made a great many tools for the
zinc mines of Joplin, Mo, and the oil
fields Of California.
The ball game tomorrow between
the Athletics and the New Martins
Vile team promises to be aAgood
game.
Margaret Beatty has returned from
Atlantic City. She accompanied L. L.
Malone and family and they made
most of the trip in an. auto,
Leroy Taylor is in the city today.
He Is spending his vacation as usual
with friends in Monongalia county.
Fred W. Bartlett is still making i'm,
proyemen:s at his farm near Downs.
He is now putting in water works and
will have all the city conveniences in
a short time. He is also arranging to
engage in the dairy business on an ex-
tensive scale. He is putting in the
most modern dairy machinery and will
have an expert to take charge in a
few days. He will also arrange to fur
nish the best Jersey milk and cream
to the city.
At a meeting Of. the directors Of the
Remington Glass Works Co. yester-
day 1T was decided to install some
small bottle machines so as to make
up an ordersfor any sized ware quick
ly and also be prepared to take, care
of any size order that might be pre-
sented. The use Of glass is being rap.
idly extended and the demand for all
kinds of glass ware is very active. Tin
is not being used as formerly for fruits
and vegetables and the large dealers
in canned meats are using glass in
stead Of metal cans.
The oil well drilled at Glovers Gap
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
Janitor Is Free
AND STILL THE BANK DoEsNr
KNOW WHERE THAT $3.50
WENT.

PTTTsBuRG. Aug. 1S-Thomas W,
Jordan, The negro janitor who was
arrested In connection with the dis.
appearance Of $3.50 from the Turtle
Creek National Bank, was released
from jail following a hearing before
Justice Of the Peace W. A. Bryan
ii turtle Greek yesterday.
Jordan told straight story which
Was moi shaken by the cross-exam.
inattsn Of Attorney w. A. Blakely,
the banks representative. Cashier
Thomas W. Carroll testified he was
not certain that be had placed the
money in the safe before leaving on
the evening Of the supposed ROBBERY.
he said II. s. Teets, an employe, was
lie last person in tne bank. Teets
was notst the hearing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
Visiting at covlnstOn, Va.

Mrs. H. G. Bowles and daughters
Misses Irene and Gertrude, are in Gov
ington, va. the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
7. NJ. Gathright, They are en- route
to theiT home in Huntington from a
trip to the jamestown Exposition and
other points in Virginia! Miss Irene
Bovles has been a member of camp
ing party composed of Stanton, Va,
people in camp near that place.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
LOOKS LIKE MAGIC.
Detective Can't Account for Presence
Of Corpse in Sealed Car.

AKRON, Ohio, Aug. 1s.-Baltimore
and Ohio Detective Tom Castor while
in the city yesterday said that at Lodi
he fond car door unsealed and made
an inspection. He then sealed the
door and the car was taken to Chi
cago.
When opened there the body of a
tramp with a bullet hole in the fore.
head was found in one corner OF the
car. The seal on the door had not
been broken after st left Lodi, and Cas-
tor Is now wondering how the body
got there, as II was not in the car
when be inspected it he Is inyesti-
eating
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
Are at Round Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kinsey and
daughter, Eleanor: and Mr. Clyde Kin
sey are spending the month Of August
at Round Lake, N Y, where the
Messrs. Kiusey are taking course in
vocal music under Prof. Myers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-13
surnrlse Kltehen Shower.

Mr. and Mrs. Benton Mitchell were
given a surprise kitchen shower last
evening at their new home in the
Mansbach Flats. The affair was ar
ranged by Mrs. Thomas Arnett and
the guests included the intimate
friends Of the bride. Each guest pre-
scented the hostess with an article Of
kitchen furniture. A delightful even
ing was spent at various diversions