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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02

MERCHANTS report that within the
last few days business has improved
quite perceptibly, and there is
growing disposition to pay off out
standing debts wherever It Is pos
sible to do so, More obligations
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02

Miss Jpla Martin who Il ~sw
teschInx at rampa. visited sunday
With Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Roberts.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02

In Grayson county, says an eX-
change, some OF the farmers have
adopted the plan Of going to town on
their split-log drass. They darg the
roads as they 80 to town, load on
their supplies and drag the road
again upon their return. This is a
splendid plan and II 1t is followed for
a time Grayson viii soon have
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02

"A sASman in Atlantic CITY N. j..
owns a1Ghicken which tas9 ths pow
er Of speech. The sex IS not stated
but Everybody knows without being
atoid. non foL'a wa. %
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02

Speaking of the meane5t man or
woman in our opinion the person
who wilfully. Intentionally and with
malice aforethought dispels the de-
fusion in the child mind concerning
the identity OF Santa Claus is the
mcanest person eXtant. What man
or woman alive would not gladly
turn back TO their tender years, when
they awaited the visit of Santa
Claus with childish slee and great
expectancy, and is there any who do
not feel pang of regret at the mem
DRY of the time when the delusion
surrounding old Santa Claus was
iispelled ?--Ladonia News.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02

It took the Christmas shopper to
bring the boarded dollars out OF their
hiding places. The banks that, locked
-1Ip theft currency can now safely
~ aLG0a, ,ouri bA1sai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
kNDRADE KNOCKS
OUT LAUNDRY LAW

TIE statute giving the Board q
Health eOasrOl Of an public iAundries
IS Unconstitutional
Such Is the decision ef Judge An
dr&de Of the District Court,
The decision was rendered IN the
case q TWO Chinese arrested for carry
ing CT the laundering business for hire
without n license, The penalty pro-
viied by law is $ fine os SO for each
day the business is thus carried on
without license.
The act provides that no one shall
carry on the laundry business for hire
il any place not authorized by the
Bard ~ Health. The men were
charged with violating this statute. II
,hssr def nss II was cla med that the
statute was Unconstitutional in this
that it gave the Board OF Heather
Qu-porssi to-tne absolute power az its
wAin o. in its CAPRICE. - permit one
man 70 cary On the business and 70
prevent smother from dong II. Il was
conIended that where the details 81
regulation are left by the legislature
70 an administrative body. that body
must provide by regulations. general
in their operation. the conditions under
which the business must be carried on.
and that these regulations must b.
and that i, cannot be done
as in this case was attempted to be
io1s by determining that certain prem
sss could b used for laundering pur-
PISS and certain Others could no.
JuiEe Andraie discharged the china
men Il the Attorney General and the
Bard OF Heath want TO. they can
,rtng the matter before the grand july
md secure test Of the law before the
,iQcuit court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
HAWAIIAN 8nEuA-

AHr and NsEE Io-zl-A1vleez
frsz Ee-sEzEz txIzz tbe ifyIzE IL
teI-l-xz-= TIT -se Nz-Ioozl Gard q
EzrzH * to be mzzsiztelF recruited
II % fzr RECTAL <-rsn<-h znt
eSke-vE<e euzfs-=zs = tie erEzzirztioz
e tie Ua7-e,5 Sszte< A-F- his i :
ksEilr eszzezz1bL- r-5-rtzEsE Ths
slz1z fer tke 6ef-=sez u or In<1lzr
-o-S-szszz< p-Vxi6e for he ee1<-rle-isa
Il s-ru.s fsrzzkez-io-z u Hawai- AID
& \ 6eSztle thzr Ekzz cozgls1e5
sAe-~ sheGsf % = -z11Ts zIEizzrF t1rts
czzzsSz sf zzzzEzg theZ II part ~
lezS4- Il Est szti-s5F- Ts thz- ED Il
& 20 Be ksDsE tat ths rev eazp1zies
vh5cS ara % b- 166sl u TIE Nz-i.czl
Gzrz q -kz IerrI-s-E .F hs e-Ezn-
I'D rs eaz<@ zrtiI=-F zz3 tk1-.zEhlE
t-z5.ss Il tke pzzetz.zI 81-isx II .saz-
Sefszse VIII The 1iTznts q aT|
arzl- zi1l-z-y ard tszwsrgizl isTsloE-
ret On the Pze=se the z-rztszic X
pc-lzz-z sf EzHzli z-sz11F Increases.
~ ths sefz1sez e IL Terrisory iii
1@>ssSz-5y be ezrr5=3 . eozulstis1 *
zr~-l7y Is PasszhSe Oas fzeta- q
5az= 6-fszzez za,ezi5 - large and
e>5zt native zil7tzry ts-ts czpstss
e eEe-1i7s eo@ge-zziz1 Eirk IL Tzirs,T
SKIS Azy II ire q E=ei
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
OFF 10 TIE VOLCANO.

There VII h = large party leave 70
lay fs- TIE Yosezn0 b the KHAN !
uIber Of those via are going are
-psoEIs rho arrived b. TIE Eozea from
TIE Orizat, and others arrived b. The
Mongolia froz san FrzEeiseo- Among
-ks party are TIE f1rmer Lie1tsnzut
GoF=rnsr u California, Alden AndeT-
=ou, znd his wife, AID 3lr and Mrs
P G Reszi znd shild M Rozsi i
The Pre=idez1 Of tie ItaIizn-sEiss Cob
H sinzgzr5z- J. & Cohen <bo l. the
loesl representative Of ME. Ros=i's en-
pay, VII accompany then. c. sehiIIing
and wife, zrs otEer Volcano visitors
ley are prominent san Frzaeiseo pea
pc Tie ofber Folesn0 visitors are
Mrs. z I. slnpsSn, Mss Barnard, I
4 Bsrzzr5- 2 Go-Inzn- Mr. Rideout.
Nrz Potter, Miss Craze wood, Mss
Agzs Wool, N1z- A c. Ennous. AID
Mrs. z v. Ennozs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
VACATION FOB sEcRETARY.

Secretary z. 4 3lort-smith VIII leave
tor Hawaii OF vacation trip today,
70 Be gone two weeks and perhaps
loHgsr- He VIII b 2 guest Of Judge
Carter q Wsimes much of the time.
Tie Secretary sustained an inordinateIy
heavy burden during Governor Frear' :
recent absence, performing the duties
II Governor a. EeiIsas those Of Seere-
tsry- He handed many veigbty mat
ters q tie ekief executive Office then,
md has since bsen working Just as
lard OF variety Of heavy details.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
NOT QUITE HOPELESS
TREs GOVERNOR SAYS

WzzhiEgtoH, Feb 10, 1915. Gov
sr-or Frezr, Ho1olulu--CoEEittee Re
jertz Pearl Hzrbor from Naval bill
We intend having zue1dnent offered
II H91se and Senate AID poszibly :
s1PIlezeztzl Hi later.
"KUHIO-
This nezaz the refusal q TIE Naval
Committee q the House 70 recommend
tke s59O.000 asked f9r this session OF
Tie $500. 1a0 estimate for = naval stz-
tIsn and dryzoek II Pearl HzrtOr-
-Ths unfsvgEzbIe report Of TIE eom-
mirtss dos nst neeesszrily imply that
Congress VII rs5est the item-" Gov
enar Frezr said yesterday Afternoon
hat II vii make II uPhiH work 70
CHAIN Tie sprr0pEiztI0u this sss=i0n- -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
ISLAND sArLrNeg.

The N0eau Of the InteF-IsiaHd Zee,
may arrive today. she went out last
week to Hawaii The Helene Haisl
arrived Saturday viii probably 70 OF
Wednesday or Thursday
The Despatch Of the American Ha-
waiian service viii 20 out touighr for
Maxwell on her second voyage in the
island sugar trade.
The Allen and Robinson schoous-
Moi Wahine, which has been having her
deck reeaulked, and other repairs made
win sail tonight, II Is expected, f1r
Honoipu for Hawi NH sugar.
>>ss>>>>>>>s>>s>>>>>s>>s>>s>>sss>SssS
had been learned a good while bes7Es-
Lo sun and 500 Rwal Yin. the latter
a woman. were committed b. c0mnis-
s.oner Hatch for being unlawfuliy n
the country. according 70 the terms o.
the Chinese Exclusion Act L. suns
bail was fixed at 5000. The Eoana7
has not yet been admitted 70 bal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
MARINE

-r01s AG7s-s1 and sws=sy-soG- days
~scAocs lows-sas $ sogs21, A-o2a&
Cage Hen wssA al <&E,< ~ as Sas
weather as ever VAS sen N sA2t lS,S-
.S1s, ! szoe;A ss& IA, s22Alsd Is
- ss1 ~s,Asa sxAs y ten zaasS - sAs
Care, IN 81 ny sAi-sy-sog- years As
master never AS5 <~oA AZ sxps-s-
szcs, TAz o1ly s&6 weather ne had
q ne wao.s voyage NzS AFTER are -,
II sAs 1slsaeozAeos q sSsse iS,An3s-
~ past swo g sA-sS days Tasa we
ezs rain and hsavy weather &za
<-rozs E4a5S n TIE casz2s,s
50 i he way Captain = " Dza-
ham. rzSs.s- az shs Sze steel, four-
--z<-s5 sip Astral wAscS arrived here
t-0a N0-6o1S- Virginia SRoSs e ths
voyage Tns sxvS-ss-cs Was sonsthils
1zss1e and ne sailors hz6 sosS5Esd
/, w1sh tAel- co1f-s-s< from The Irc-
- -
-
- -
o---'S
Il Fc- to-sy-zwo days uztl ne reach
81 ths equator Nove@oe- g ve lad
= ms -
~
X - 80
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
THE POOR MANS Oath
GIVES MORT LIBERTY

I. Mori, tie japanese mereaau-, has
regsined his liberty. He served his
term Of imprisonment for passing
uogus si0 gold piece upon a driver
Tor d. Haekfeld 4 Co., 1t. There vas
still q hns 70 be paid. An ezesstioa
was issued but II was returned unsalis-
mel, a. no property belonging 70 Non
eould b founl on which % levy. Yes
terlay afternoon the prisoner took tae
poor mans oath and was forthwith
liberated.
II was through the prosecution Of
Mori that the counterfeit gold pieces
at Kukiihaeie we're traced uP. leaiiug
70 a successful campaign azaiast eoun-
terfeiting al along the line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
CHINESE EDITOR
UNDER ARREST
Continued from PAGE onel

y
are prosecuting him on the theory that
an editor Is a "laborer"
Another notable ease under the Ex-
eIusion Act, which came on for exam
inatiou before Commissioner Hatch yes
terday, was that OF Kong Man Tet. his
wife and three children. all five be
ing charged with unlawful residence
here. The husband and father Is a
valued salesman with Theo. H. Davies
Co. Ltd, who arrived in Honolulu
in 1900 and was admitted a. teacher
Failing to obtain employment in that
profession he opened a store. later
turning the business over 70 his wife
and taking employment IN the Davies
establishment. Lately he obtained
leave Of absence with fun pay 10 take
q vacation OF four months II China
On applying for his passport the in
migration officials denied 1t. on the
ground that he was a latorer and not
a teaeher as represented On arrival
They alss laid an information against
him and Ms family as violators OF the
law.
Al the examination D. L whiting
ton appeared tor the dsfsn5snts AMI
put up a strong fight against commit
tai Bishop Restari-k and several
members Of the Episcopal church. men
and women. watched the Proceedings
as showing both concern and sym
PATTY for the accused. VINO have been
members Of that church ever since
coming here.
Commissioner Hatch did not give a
decision but took the case under ad-
vlsement.
Kong Man Vets case was one Of
those mentioned in tn Sunday Adver-
tiser. but his name vas not given then
because the warrant had MT been
served OF him when the news was OBJ
tanned.
Both Of the afternoon papers give
prominence 10 a denial b. P c Brown,
Inspector q Immigration, that he ha
'eceived Instructions from Washing
ton for the strict enforcement OF IN
Chinese Exclusion act in Hawaii The
Bulletin quotes Inspector Brown a.
saying that the Advertiser faxed" II
story As Mr. Brown vas rot men
toned in the story, nor any reference
made 20 him regarding Instructions
from Washington. his reported denial
and SUR On the Advertiser. II male
all, can only be classe1 az sheer i'm
DeTtlnencs. This paper T7E rarratinZ
certain doirgs Under the Department /
Of justice. and TT Information vas
both auth MIC and xOetitive Of VIA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
S4lkS(S(A&o
: MARINE REPORT


CFro1 San Frzuetsao Merchants Ex-
Thursday. Fs5-uzry :
Szlnz CRUSHED Feb :. Al :
: Tear To- san D5esa
Friday. February =
san Frz1scLSto1-A-riT5-i- Feb :, An
TX P P Rirhs-- hsoos Jan L.
SszrCl=-S9i-=f- Feb :, Al : 5
NsTz6zz- t1- Eo-oluIc-
San F-zrc5sco-Szu=5- Feb s. Al
: : AlzSkz1- To- E0-o-uIu-
Saturday. February
SzC Frz1Cisco-SzLz,5- Fs6- !, Al
: ( AIzSkzr- fo- E01o-uIu- Fab :
o ( : AzEs5z- tor EOzolulu
Ei5c-Ssils,5- Fen = An TX Mohi-
can to- san FrsEcisco-
Swisy. February >
PC-- san Lu-SaUe-5 Fsb :. An
hkrn- FuIs-ro-- tor Eo1olulu-
No1izE. February II
Eok01z-z-ArTlve5- Fsb- =, 3 &
Asa hs1cs ian -
E-SzEad- Feb :, An schr- Cou-
res-- tC- Eureka
san l5sEu-Arrive5- Feb -. Al.
: : TIn- f-ul SzEzz Cru
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11

Te Rzzzz Esz- tEe zsE T1tz--IS-
k=5 =ez=SAp, EIH Ezks ~ tTlzl t-17
srzz1z Szz Przs.zse7 Bar rs1zE, Il <
srpertsa- All vi protzsZF sz1 frrz
sz1 Fzzzelses far Hszsl-lz- Fee-1sry
a, s.sz es@z5 q Captain Pz-iIsr-
Sc K erpse+sl 70 1zkz th= voyzgs II
rf.s - tai aE . 4 ( HI s1Fee-=d
sae VA Be Fz1sl =.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11

GREN-I1 Ec1s-z17- Fsa-ET s
Nrx E-z G-sz rsc1 - 1s 5z-s
" L G@- szs5 = FE
F-zf t-zz 8 A-5rsEz cz-ts5-zI
Roo5zT. Fsor@rT n } = l.
JOHNSON E1osSzlz- F=br&-T 8
Wa Jo@sl sEs5 = E=z-s. z
EEEs q LS-5@
The frz=zI III TAXA Para trco
NszezE- TEp1s rzES sfE1-11 AZ 4
Esock A Shrz ~Tics III = had
ssra IT, fz@E = PR1z z-r=st- nsC
ERz a. Ia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
HURRICANE IN WRECK
Continued from PAGE one1

-------C-4 --L--A ----N-4
The yarn the skipper spun snacked
Of the salt sea throughout and gave
the hearers q plain idea Of the periis
Of those who 80 down to the sea in
ships The voyage. cut snort after
four days. was begun on Friday. No
vem6er IL. 1881. from Bangkok. the
bark sailing deep laden with rice for
Sinss pore The vessel lay a mile of
shore 70 load from the junks. and on
the eve OF sailing the captains wife
announced that for the first time she
had been able TO catch up with all
her sewing And II was the last
TINA too said the narrator. for four
days afterwards We lost everything.
and she hasn't caught up with II
since
One day out found the bark scud-
ding before 4 hurricane: the second
day. in the increased storm, the waves
smashed her bulwarks and flooded her
hold. while her sails were blown away.
the gib-b00n1 snapped of the topgaI-
Isntmsst gone and the vessel in very
bad shape The pumps were manned
and an attempt was made 70 jettison
grew worse. until on Sunday IL was
resolved 70 take 10 the boats. Two
available boats remained. one OF
which was launched. but the other
broke in two and the one in the water
was overturned and lost, leaving only
an old. useless small boat, which
would not carry the crew even II #
could Be depended upon
How does II feel 10 think that
every moment Is going to be the last;
u think that every roll OF the vessel
i going 70 sand her undsr2 I have
been asked that question many times,
but want to tel you that after you
have worked 70 exhaustion for two
days you don't very much care. I.
know that a lot Of good resolutions
were made about that time. though"
stated the speaker
During this time Mrs J0ssEIyn and
hsr daughter were IL the cabin. doing
what was possible 70 cook for the
men Who were battling for their lives
o. deck Al we're prepared for con-
tingenciss, the captains wife being
dressed in The same style OF garments
as he had put on himself. z pair Of
l1-IrIs=r= cut OF at the Enss and an
undershirL AS little as possible"
vas tEle description given OF the COS
tune % The eleven-ysar-old daughter,
for ne we're fighting for our lives"
On Sunday afternoon land was
rsiss5 and II vas discovered that the
currents had carried them close n y
TrlEgsnO- Although in doubt a. 70
the reception 70 b expected from he
1sIzyznz- The vessel was brought
around and heated for shore, the
f1rsssiIs being provided By the crew
Standing along the bows and spread
ing 01t their coats 70 ths strength Of
the hurricane The Eind-Iashsd waves
bore the vessel along, humping her 70
Eithin half z mile Of land before she
settled TIE landing IN the one rotten
bat canvas patched. and On RATS was
nOt the Least perilOBz part u Iae sd-
venture but finally ali were brought
70 shore and treated Hospitality ~
the natives, Mrs. JOzseIyn being the
first white woman they had ever
seen Her they regarded as q god
dsss- particularly when she took out
- false teeth 70 spit OH TIE salt 7
water she had swallowed in the last
Wild rush through the surf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
PROFESSIONAL CARD

DR. MCIESANThz Rcyz1 EzEGE-
IA Heces- coczz y E1-21cs
B=-stz-z seeSt- 1sz- f--c--s- q
Akksz z76 E@ stress Ec-1-
lzsz Speczszx1 n cEC-5c- G3zl-
al E-gS-1zz 6ES=xSS An ho-sS-
e-zzssz gfTs- a. E-= cozsul-z-t1z-
Acrrzn-odz5az E-zzsoe5 Lszc5 pa
15szex 1e%gho-s -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
PORT OF HONOLULU.
AAE-EEO.

F15zy. Fsh-uzv :
ST. " 6 Hal TE1z-vss1a. t-o-
AhZEZL a. 5-E an
P II : : Eorss- tr1n ths Orient.
81 = Il
Saturday. F=5-GrY :
Al SIM DsSuatc1. Eok=rzfrz-
tr91 El=zl= and Nza11. ~ 80
, II
St@r KHAN CIzrks- frou EIIo zn5
-E po-tz. s-E an
S1r- E=s=1=- SeLS91- t-Cu HAWAII
and Mo11kzi
ca < : 3[i1Es-z- Ee11i1z- from
Tz1couvs- zn5 Victoria u 1919 = Il
=" : A CUz1ss S7zrZe, fro1
Ws@z&I5. u =
s1ndzy. Fz5zzz-y ..
b : : H-rs-sz6- Hi trUu N=E-
cz<Iz an
b : : Lo-5 S-z1IeE- Cunningham.
fro1 Nezczsrlz- s-s1 = n
SW " G Han Th11uso1. fr01
Ezzzf porrs- 4-sl e Il
S~- IEzlz1L 81. trou Mari znE
N1I7kz5 p5-1z. e
SATURDAY, Fsd-zzrT 3
so - - H. -------- 80
Kauai p9-lz- 1-zs - n
AZ snip Maria ChIo5-t- Lsrssz.
TN I91-s-sE. , n
E1-EF- F=1-uzry Il
An - astral Du1hzm- IA days
t-7z LzUbe-r P1z-- CN0-t0ki-
DEPARTED.
Sru-- Lk=zIks- Nsopzlz. ~ EEA
and Psz&z1- E71zIzIzlz and EzEzi-
II. : = II
s@r W c. Ezn Tas1D=o7, 70
AhuE1 : =
s@ NIzz- On=zz "a EzzzpzH
Ed KALI =
s--- cz1dz1z. Bzn=tt. fo- Mani
15 EI7- ? r
Al : : Sss-zzEzn. knight. f0-
E[lo. : = Il
FHzsT. Feo-1zrE =
Fr E-Dzs-sd slip Eocts. Il 1[Aus,
fo- Po-IE5. ; 3 n
SATURDAY Fs5Ezv z
? Il Z E E0-=z- Sz16bGE for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
RC2E

Andrews E7zc---z- Fs--zz-T :
70 r. vie e h J AIRES =
SzzfE
EELET-Zn E1-1-z-z Fs1-ZzrT 3
1SeS 70 NJ ard Mrs. L < Be-E=T.
50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
PASSENGERS
Arrived

PASSENGERS
Arrived
Per :. 5. Mongolia T-Orr the orient.
Fsa--ary 9.-Eo- E01o1clas Ms c.
ApGc. = :. 3 Booshey. chan Al Ks-.
Chang Es2x Wan. Miss Ching YscS
FG1S. Master Chin NGns Nssr. Miss
Gang YSss Jun Temple Goldman. =.
NJ ?, EISos-S. Ms 3 Low. Mrs T.
ShiSs-oso. Master X. 2 TySa, YOng
Save Viz Ms Ecs1 Snss- ThrOuSAs
Geo G. Adams, Mrs Geo, 6. Adams,
Il Alos-s. y, = ArniS2ss. Dr.. Ash
rGS. NavSh Sultan n M1lS RzhGds-
ard servant. Mr.. Bss1ss, W. c. Black
vel. Dr.. Carl B-UcS- Dr.. Ch2nSrssrs.
Coue-an- Miss Bertha Ccors. L c.
Coventry. " ". CrsAsA. Mr., Chin Yge
Hing. Mrs !. r ESis. E FShsSt-aS-
Mss ESore1cS Parish. !, II. Fawkns-.
r l. Ferguson Ms z A Ferguson.
Otto Franz Mrs OTTO Franz Mrs
EoaS Son Miss FonS GIN. Miss F0nS
Hong a r Gard NJ r GOi6Sbo-ouSh.
U S-N-. Miss Elizabeth Haas. Mss
Louise Haas. G. Eslios. Mrs C Esliot,
RsSAep 7. 4 Hsa5rick- Hhoiu IS-nal-
: ". : Jsllis, r Kafuku. Dr. SisS-
uur6 Kaiser. Mss NJ E Largfori.
Ter1xad Lsvic- 2. Lewis. Gust. LIN
dell VIZ Martin Rev W Nell Mrs
W Nell Master Lowell ssIslL Master
Ns~su Mel. Miss Ruth Nell. Capt
GhouSs MohiitsS1- Mrs r c. Morton
OhrSnssr- Ms. :. OnlinSsr. Miss Con-
stance ohEnser, w R Patterson. Ms
". P Patterson. Miss Ida Patterson.
Miss Dem Patterson o c. Philips. c.
z Putnam. Rev R2wlinsor- Arnold
Robertson x S2kzusSi. Mrs X. Sa-
ksuzN- Il R Spencer. Miss n Tusu.
Dr. 2 Valsazcelz- Miss N \ Warren
Per stm-- Kin2u- from Eilo and way
ports. Feb 81 Temple, 4 c. Camp
he'll. Mrs n B Szckstt. A D Cssro,
Miss r Higgins. Miss E : Smith. .
Geo. Richardson J Winters. a Nc
Phes. z Il Lewis. z P Low. Miss A. I
Gay. Mrs Sasaki- NJ. Parusntsr. Miss Z
z Stevens Mrs Jas Stevens n He-
OhCkslOIs. Rev D x White. John 4
F'rOIEcks-. Th9s- Evans. z X Duvau-
chslle- J 3 EnOs.
Per ca : : Miowsrz- from Var
oouvsr and Victoria February sc.
L Allen Mr. Dse,Ss. Mr. and Ms =
L Ray. Ms 2 Ksans. M and Mrs
Quarlss. Mss D Quarlss- 3.iss B
cEzrisS- Miss Dorothy Quzries- NJ
and Mrs z c Rz1. J Walker. r
King Miss Newne<. Master QuarleS-
Per stnr w G. Hall from Esuzi
ports. Feb 81 P Baldwin. 7. Gil.
Ahznz- Dr. : G. Fitzgerald. G. ks-
u2i- o BuchhOlcz- =. 4 Moragns. d..
Putnam and - deck
PR stne- Rs Al Eou- from Kauai
ports Feb. 81 D Hoski1s
Per srmr- IwaI2ni. from Maui and
Nolokzi poCtS--Jzs- Whitney and s
5ack
DEPARTED
Pe- P VI : : Korea for San
Francisco. February S-Nrs- J 2
infant and nurse: E 2
Bishop and wife. c H BzcehsI6e-.
~ifs and child: Il G. Dillingham;.
W ? Dillingham; Mr. and Ms ".
W Simpson and maid. Rev and Mrs
Eifz. Ms " A Jackson J. Woods,
6L5 AID tErSLEs ArS- = We 11E4
so1- Y L Tennsy- Bishop David h
Moore Mrs = Moore Pitkin- Ms N
" Kennedy. Miss L Chaplin Ms II
B. Rsuseyer. Scott ship. George "
NsIIfS z L King A P Ferguson
Ms II z Hyde. George c Bott and
zffe. Francis Baker and wife T 4
White Nelson : Riley. z Adams and
xftz 2 : Wicket W : Gibbs lie
9zuckz- z g Ezucks- W 4 Bah
15rr- ". W Nzckzy. Louis Chsysisr
md zIts- Ms ". c. Walker, tEo
.hiIdren and maid: Noel Deer, c ,
Quou Chew, ! 7 Kennedy and wife
Thomas l. Noel. Mrs H Holmes
Bishop 6z silva and secretary. O. 4
steven 4 Y Gear
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
LOCAL sREvITIEs.
lFrom snnaav.s Aaver.lserN

Friedlarder & Sons have brought
sui. for Si1esS on merchandise ac-
count against g. g. Secng % I.ahaina-
Mrs. James n. Frazer died az the
Queens Hospital last night AZ ten
o'clock. She was the manager Of the
Arlington Hotel.
Deductions on the revetement work
brsns the amount Of L NJ. White
houses's contract for completing the
Nuuanu dam down 70 siSe.s7s
Attorney General Hemenway IS pre-
rarSnS a series az cases for the prose
cution Of 7. Isor waIlach on the charge
81 practising medicine without IL
cense.
Thomas {. White. sub-lsnd agent for
the third land district. Kona and Ksu.
Is in town on Official business. He was
gOins over the records and maps OF Ms
district At the Land Office yesterday.
IN afternoon PAPER has a bunch that
Alfred W. Carter. riSnaSer OF the
Parker Ranch. IS going 70 start n
slauShterhouse and market in Homo
lulu in opposition 70 the Metropolitan.
Following the Kapsa appraisal con-
ference yesterday. Governor Frear re-
ceivsi Treasurer \. J. Campbell on
business. the interview bringing the
executive working day-Saturday at
that-up 70 six o'clock
CF~o-.l Mondays AdvertiserN
Dr.. Fitzgerald. assistant Territorial
veterinarian. returned from a trip 20
Kauai yesterday.
Wong Pang Chow last night Joined
the other Chinese arrested for the the
alter assault. being arrested by Officer
Ali.
The shareholders in WaiSlua Asri-
cultural Co. Ltd. viii meet at the
Office Of Castle & Cooke. Ltd. on the
s7th inst.
Kauai county had n balance OF s.
1916 in its treasury the end of last
wear. also S7sS-SS in the road tax fund
Expenditures for 1897 were $liS.SS5-sS.
J. II. Moragne. Kauai county engfn-
ser. arrived in the W. G. Hall He IS
one Of the Kapsa land appraisers and
will return 10 the Garden Island in
conpany with his colleagues. George
r. Renton and William L. Hopper. 10
carry out the duties OF the board.
United states Marshal Hendry Is
booked for Hilo by the Kinau-
David Haughs. government forester
will leave today for Maui on forest
matters
Deputy United states Marshal Fl.
Bruins will leave for Kauai this az
ternoOn-
AT evening paper gives a rumor that
the Democrats have ordered modern
plant for the issue Of daily paper
The wedding OF r Rutland Bode
70 Miss A VI. Coster VIII be solenl-
rizei al 81. Andrews cathedral this
afternoon at four O'Clock
W. c. Achi IS reported TO be hover
ing on the brink OF Democracy. half /
wishfuI 70 follow lincoln 10y Nc
Candies in taking the plunge
George p. Renton. W L Hopper /
and James Moragne. who have been ]
appointed by Governor F'rear 70 ap-
praise the Kappa lands, are booked
70 leave by the w G. Hall at o'clock
this afternoon for Kauai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11

San Francisco. y ~
CA, 5. : Nsows-s- Herarssus. for
>ryS. Brisbane Ssi Sydney. = n.
Saturday, February :
Ar,- eS Gerard c TooSS. >cosc. sOC
HID II ballast, az l ~ II
SeA-. Co1corS, Sam KahSur&sls. for
N&urSSAS2i. L&hAirS Srd KSlaupaps,
= n
SS-a-. J, A Cu-irasrs, SeSrie. for
wSirn&nSlo and &rcGni the island
--.,-rS N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
BUSINESS cAES

HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co-sLz-
caao-y q eEEy 6eSElE-soz zz6s -
erie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11

KvEES & COCGE CEoe=-- J=s<-
p : L0<rg. c n Cocksl--I=Fo-c-
sr< aid dealers e lE7AS- al hid
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11

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