davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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The SeagOers.

Sailing to-day by the White Star liner
Cedric, of for Liverpool and Queenstown:
Elihu' Chauncey. Mr.. and Mrs, Howard
Dunlap. the Hon. Abner c. Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Wesley Holland. Lord Chief Baron
Pelles, Capt. j. F, Pinchin, DR.. and Mrs.
Henry s. Reyes. Walter Turnbull. Dr. and
Mrs. J. NJ Mills and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Young.
Passengers by the Hamburg American
liner Bluecher, which sails to-day for
Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg:
DR.. Adolph Cluss. the Right Rev. Hugh
Mcclure. Dr.. J. c. Sexton: Orlando Harrison
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Miller.
Aboard the French liner La Bretagne.
for Havre:
W. II. Maxwell. Mrs. G. H. Rogers, Leslie
G. Cauldwell and the Rev Onesme Valence.
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MAHONEY. NOT A GAMBLER
DID NOT TAKE A BET IN HOFF-
MAN HOUSE, COURT HOLDS.

Justice Gaynor's Betting Decision Fol
lowed by Special Sessions Nothins
to Show Mahoney Made . Bustnes,
OF Taking Bets-He IL Discharged
Charles Mahoney. the manager Of the
Hoffman House Cafe. who was tried last
week In Special Sessions on q charge OF
violating the anti-betting law by receiving
500 from Isaac HerDog on July 10 to bet
on horse at the Brighton Beach track. was
discharged yesterday.
In its decision, written by Justice Hoyt.
the court follows Justice Gayno in his
opinion that II man does not make busi-
ness Of making bets he is not common
gambler and does not violate the law. The
decision was handed down after Assistant
District Attorney Mott and John B. Stanch-
field. counsel for Mahoney. had submitted
District Attorney.
Justice Hoyt's opinion. which is con-
ourred in by Justices Wyatt and zeller. is
The facts in this case are undisputed
It appears from the testimony that on the
10th Of July. 1908. at IAO p. NJ. one Herzog
approached the defendant. who was standing
beside the cigar counter In the cafe OF the
Hoffman House. and calling him by name,
said: "Mahoney. 1 want you to take bet
The defendant reply to this remark was
inandible, but Herz0s thereupon wrote out
a memorandum. which was submitted In
evidence and which read as follows: July
10th. 1908. Enneld. 80 straight. race. so place,
Paid race Nelson II. Ierzog."
The statute which Mahoney was charged
! with violating Is not Of recent enactment
and the amendment Of 1908 has no bearing
save that the offence has been made q
misdemeanor instead Of felony. The
The sun., 1908-08-13

STORM SASH, vEsTIBULEs AND sCRBENs-.
FORT WOOD, N: Y, H.. August II, ieos.-Sseled
storm sash vostlbules and screens On one ct cap
tAins quartes, at this post win be received hare
until 10Ss A. N. September 10. 1908. and thea
opened. Information furnished on application:
The u; s. reserve. the right 70 reject any % an
stolm sash, sto. and be addrssssd - swN ".
bESSBLt. Constg. Or. Mr.. .--...---.-.-l.- y. !.
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GOOD-PROSsER MARRIAGE.
Son Of the Late John Good to Wed Daughter
Of Steel Agent.

John Good, son Of the late John Good
Of 43i Washington avenue and Miss Elsa
Prosser daughter Of Thomas Prosser OF ss7
Stuyvesant avenue, the Krupp steel agent.
yesterday took out marriage license at
the Borough Hall In Brooklyn. The mar
rage it Ia understood, will be quietly cele-
brated within few days.
Both young Mr.. Good and Miss Prosser
are well known In social circles In Brooklyn,
but there had been no announcement OF
their engagement.
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Byron d. Chandier was Not Killed

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE report that Byron
d. Chandler OF Boston had been killed In
an automobile accident near Boulogne
was untrue, Mr.. Chandler Ia a passenger
on the White Star Line steamer Oceanic,
which sailed to-day from Southampton for
New York
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JOSEPH STEVENS rs WANTED,
Ills Mother, Whom He Left In Albany ls
Years AGO, Asks for Him.

Mrs, William Stevens Of Edison avenue,
Schenectady, has asked the aid OF THE Sun
to ind her son, Joseph Stevens, who dis
appeared from Albany eighteen years ago
Joseph was then about fifteen years old.
HIS mother has not seen him since and she
would like any information that would help
In finding him.
The sun., 1908-08-13

Department Of Water Supply. Gas and Elss.
OF Manhattan, City OF New York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES VIII be rsoeiyed
Electricity al the above once until clock p N. on
WEDNESDAY, August 2s, 1908.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
No. I. For furnIshing. delivering and erecting
coal weighing scales at various pumping stations
follows:
No. !. For furnishing and delivering cast iron
pipe and special castings.
For full particulars see City Record.
JOHN II, 0'BRIBN,
Commissioner Of Water Supply. GAs
and Electricity. So"
The City OF New York, August 10, ieoe-
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THE
CAR AND THE LADY
THE
percy ?. Msgarsel
and
Grace oartwell Mason

and
Grace sartwsii Mason
The story tells of the con.
flict between two auto.
mobile designers W no
love Betty Albright, the
daughter Of a wealthy
manufacturer both be.
lieve in their cars. Betty
is undecided and puts the
decision to the result Of a
race between New York
and Portland, Ore. The
race is dramatic, and based
on an actual experience.
The story never halts q
line and will repay reading
At All Bsekstorss, sl.se.
Union So. the BAKER 4 TAYLOR co. H.- Yer.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Formal test mony in the foreclosure suit of tho
Central Trust Co mpany against the Third Avenue
Railroad Company was taken yesterday By United
States Commissioner Sh In the Federal Build
Ing.
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PROPOSALS FOR ITALIAN CLoTH.-Depos
Quartermaster's Once. a6th ST. and Grsy.s Ferry
posais, in tripiicate subject to the usual condi-
tions, win be received here until i oclosk 4, A..
and delivering at this depot 5000. yards Black
Italian Cloth The rshtlls reserved to reiec. or
Preference will he given 10 articles Of domestic
manu- facture: condition, Of quality and price Din.
manu- ufactures the duty therconl being equal.
standard sample can be seen seer and spscilicaaops.
furnished upon application at this once. En-
velopes containing proposals. 70 be indorsed Pro
ioos." 1t. Col p. @. HoDGsoN, Depot Quarter
master. 5....
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Law schools.
PROPOSALS,

tricity, Room 1886 Nos is 10 Ii Park Row. Borough
OF Manhattan. City OF New York. -
by the Commissioner OF Water supply. Gas and
Electricity at the above once until clock p. N. on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10. leos-
Boroughs Of Manhattan and The Bronx.
Ne; l: For furnishing and delivering one auto
No. =. For furnishing. delivering and laying
water mains IN Bathgate. Bryant johnson; Lsfay ;
cite and Pophnm avennes: IN Feile, One Hundred
One Hundred and sixty ninth. One Hundred and
Sevenurth. One Hundred and Seventy sixth, One
Hundred and Rightleth and In Two Hundred and
No. s. For furnishing. delivering and erecting
four ~ water tube boilers. with ecOnomlser, steam
and auxiliary piping. feed water heaters and high
pressure drp return system and all foundations.
pumping station, Borough OF Manhattan.
For fuil particulars see Cliy sccard
comm,.,lonsr sUHo Of II wss.T 1gsKmi ssuKpmpiy.
Gas and Electricity.
The City OF New York. August 9. 1905.
once of the Department OF Parks. Arsenal Build.
SExLED RiiDs or fSTiMATi:s VIM be received
by the Park Board at the above oce OF the Depart
"'n' q rHspN9 HUG SI. SGGGsI 0sisS + ~ ~ qsos
Borough OF Manhattan.
For work and material for the execution Of the
spprotch work exterior 70 the building OF the New
iSrs Public Publ rh;igb,sary. As.or Lsncs ana Tldsa
For full particulars see City Record
HENRY sMLI'H
JOSEPH ]. BERRY.
MICHAEL. j. KENNEDY.
Commissioners OF, Parka
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Guests at the Hotel Astor when they see
a small electric bulb near the telephone In
their rooms light up know that there Is a
letter for them In their mail box In the office.
In each mail box there Is copper flap that
is pushed back when a letter is put In the
pigeonhole. and the flap completes the cir
Quit that lights the small electric lamp In the
guest 3 room. The device Is the invention
OF Fred A. Musohenheim, brother Of the
proprietor Of the hotel.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-That the needs of the
bachelor have been provided for in
"THF W000RliFFu


1.-THE WOODRUFF"
as well as the needs of the man with
family. is shown by the fact that there
are several one and two-room apartments
With private bath These contain dress
er and ventilated bed.
There are a number Of single rooms
with hot and cold water in the room. and
a general bath. at reasonable rent.
Remember you do not have to go out
side of the building for your meals. as
there will be a first-class cafe, where
board may be had by the week or month
The cafe will be run by party who has
had years of experience. which insures
first-ciass service and attention to those
who patroniZe it,
few four-room Housekeeping apart
ments remain unrented. In order to Sc
cure one you should make your selection
at once.
Application may be made to Mutual
Realty Co, c. z. Raybould, office at
THE WOODRUFF
I'd East between I'd and Sd South streets
salt Lake Security & Trust Co.. 50 Up.
Main street
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ARCHITECTS.
INTERIOR FINISHINGs.

THE P. PAULSON CO.
lo-l12-17i West Second South ST.
Both phones 49,
P. o. Box S72
Manufactures of bank. office bar and
store fixtures: also show cases. wall cases.
desks. etc. etc. Agents for the Bruins
ck-Ralke-Collender company's billiard
and pool tables and supplies. Our fixtures
are practical up-to-date and of exclusive
design. We are carrying the largest stock
OF POOL tables and supplies in the west
See our show rooms. warehouse and fac
tory. We are also manufacturing and
handling everything pertaining TO soda
fountains. carbonaters. etc. Co-respoa-
dence solicited
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BUILDING @ BUILDING RADGS
PAINTS AND GLASS.

SPECIAL. EXHIBITION of western
paintings by II L A. Culmer now open
daily to p. m at 20 East 1st South ST
he public IS invited
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TWO large warehouses. clean and san
itary- Redman Van & Storage Co. l
south West Temple Phones SIS
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FOR Rents nice furnished rooms for
rent for housekeeping. 561 E. LIST So Call
615 z. 1st So
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

FOR RENF-New S-room residence. fur,
rooms in basement; two toilets. ns,
street; fine location. close in. four No.
from Alta club. for rent to small faroiIAa'
references Address P. o. Box 1902 my
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SADDLE HORSES.

-~~~---~-~-----~-
FOR LADIES OR GENTS. Reasonaois
rates. ]. N Purseii. G. West I'd South
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT COMPANY
a-roon, str NOD home. 81 n. State, sse-
s-rrn. So Main st. 193 So Main. sSso
s-rm. str. mod. 194i e So Temps 20
e-rm. new str. mod. SOS +. fth 80 Wv
s-rTn. mod. 1s9 Sd ave-; so t, $3.50.
7-rms. br.. mod, 1s4 w. I'd North ss1
5-rms. br.. mod. 500 w. Sd South. ~ zas
arm. cottage new. mod Dr. re"s Wv
East 18th South. SO oo,,rt sol.
s-rms.. mod. l26 Jeremy St.; 20 .,0 "A
rms mod. gas, 1929 f. So Tenn, sAe &c
6-rms br.. G. L. etc. Il50 Bryan ave, 90
s-rm. br bath, e. ,, 4; 70 " " SOUTH sor si5.
arm. frame. S3s Pacific ave. si--'
5-rrns. br. 49, 5th ave-. 81. 60
room. No. T. 1854 North Sd west 60
s-rm. Dr.. Il Z. 9Th A9rJh; pSany
We have nearly ready for tenancy -.
eraI new, modern, Arm Dr. up..;n'~
plumbing etc. on New avenue ru''AI'.,S =
south of $50 f. 4th SO see at o anIv 500.
get application in Kent 10 oe '
References required
FOR RENT-e-room mod. fr-, 1888 I'd
ave. $3.50 s,o "A.
rear 15s West 4th South street
groom mod. FIR. 729 Owen ST, Sl'-oo
S-room mod. Dr.. fur, 81 O St. 10
4-room frame. $50 W. 9TH South Sio-
Al furnace and brick barn.
7-room mod fr, 453 Uintah place runs
north from 5th So. bet 9th and 9Th East
SD 80
groom mod. br-. GA So. I'd East so:
S-yoom mod cor. 5th r. and I'd So. $50
S-room mod. br.. Az z. I'd So, $40
Grocery store cor. 4th So. and Attn East.
s45
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT CO
Isl South Main. Phones q.
I'VE Write Fire Insurance
FOR RENT-Six-room modern cottage.
SCI East 18th South.
FOR RENT-A i-room modern brick
cottage: SIS At 40 West 9TH South
Bell phone 4475-Y.
FOR RENT-One 7-roor,l modern brick.
nearly new; furnace heat Apply 1854 East
Attn South
BOARD AND ROOMS.
WELL furnished room. with or with
out board: modern. CPS So. Main.
NEWLY furnished rooms private home.
strictly modern. Phone 321S-NZ. 4z1 So.
I'd West.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED LARGE
front room, well heated; plenty. of sun
light: BATH Phone. The best of southern
Apply 70 street. Bell phone
648-Y.
IN PRIVATE FAMILY: modern house.
Apply 129 St
Y. W. c. A. BOARDING HOME. AS So
West Temple street. Board and rooms
rates. "a. s.. Sc. 81 per week.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

WELL furnished room, with or Wit
out board; modern. CPS So. Main.
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Hat FACTORY


HATS fbieckec ano re.s .ll.n1eu oy a. ex-
:srt Fred Taylor. ~ EasI Firsk south
Phone lsl-x-
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MINES AND MINING
MINING MACHINERY.
STOCK BROKERS.

W. 3. ANDREW & Co. POI ID. F. Walk-
er Block Stocks and bonds bought and
sold on commission Phones. Bell ll6:
Independent 1339-R
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WANTED.

WANTED want !. lot on the y. Z.
bench. Address Y q. Herald,
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T. M WEST & CO, stocks, 32l d.
walker Blk Both phones office and res
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PACKING.

EXPERT packers OF furniture. b-fc-A-
brac. etc Redmaa Van & Storage Ca.
III SO " Temple. Phones So
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Man. must be willing TO
learn and capable of acting as our rep
resentative; no canvassing or soliciting
good income assured. Address National
Cooperative Realty Co, 914 Marden Bldg
Washington, ID. G
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING.


PARKS. plans. orchards. trees. garden
pruning. planting n. Byhower, 1873 Cor
don street. Ind 127G1
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CARPET CLEANING.

IHE UTAH SANITARY HOI-SE
.vsa ~. co; has the best system IN
s1'ar wOaso .or cleaning carpets; ali work
ises "'''eo' prompt delivery. Both phones
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CONTRACTORS.

HAMLIN PAINTS Incorporated. F. 2.
keate. manager. Painting from A to z.
Phones 2021
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FOR RENT-A fiat Of rooms Tor
housekeeping. furnished, bath, toilet and
electric light Also a flat of 8 rooms IN
furnished. Apply 517 So. 9Th East.
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FIXTURES.

ING co. Inc 81 W So Temple. Both
phones $685.. Cabinet work. snow cases.
counters. shelving. etc Manufactures ,ti,tar
OF Bank. Bar and Office Fixtures 'Aii1oh
Ridges. manager
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Just out Low-priced. S-lb,
mop; turn crank to wrirg: clean hands:
Women all buy; $50 per cent profit: cata-
logue free. L. s. Mop Co 1913 Main street
LeipSc. ..
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SCAvENGERS.

UTAH SCAVENGER CO Bell a;l0-K .
Manure removed. $50 Sd East.
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WANTED-Salesmen. experience nm
necessary 500 per month and expenses.
Royal Cigar Co. Chicago, III.
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SHOW CASES.

EVERYTHING, in the store fixture Inns;
billiard and pool tables and supPhes; ger
my prices. W L. Netherbee. ,oS ana Io0
w lst So
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PIANO TUNING.

j. w MORRISON. aes,Iou,rr,r,
Slaytop-Daynes AuSic Co. res. IS Cor,
ron
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IRON WORKS.

SILVER BROS. IRON WORKS. "
Both phones 456. $40 W. 18th Soutn- Struc-
tural steel. cast iron columns. etc
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HoUsECLEANING.

HOUSE and carpet cleaning, first-c,ass
work guaranteed. A 7. Priestiey. LIS 81
lst So. st. Bell 521s Ind 7sS
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BUILDER.

IF YOU are going to build home. see
me. NJ NJ. King. 221 Constitution Bldg.
Bell 1884 Ind 1129-R
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WANTED-Salesman. to represent ms.
experience unnecessary: S75 to Sl5a par
month and expenses or commission. YaIe
Cigar Co. Indianapolis. Ind
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LADIES' TURKISH BATHS.

EXPERT lady attendants. FACE ma.
sage. handspring. hair dressing. SANTA
rum rarlors. 81 Ne. Sd So Bell $50: Ind
1915
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FOR RENT-Furnished 5-room fla =
new and modern apartment house. VII
ing distance: possession given after Ian
l. p o. Box 1152. '''
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CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT.

s. G. SHAW & CO.. Structural Steel.
Contractors Supplies. Concrete Reinforc-
ing. Railway Supplies, Concrete Mixers.
Portland Cement. etc. Harris Bros. Rep.
$40 Atlas block Both phones,
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WANTED-Ten speciality statesmen for
permanent place. Staple lire with ar
1rsctive advertising. Want hirh-rrade
men able 70 cam S3.eo0 annually or bet
;er Address BY. p. o. box 470. Kansas
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MASSAGE.

RHEUMATISM and nervous disorders a
specially Miss Vacy Lyle Bell loss-L'
Ind. 1875
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BLUE PRINTING.

BLUE PRINTING-Fresh papers: ex-
Supply Co. Co West second South
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CARPENTERS.
SHUMAKER & SIAIMS. "a Richards St,
solicit odd jobs of all kinds ABOUT your
store or residence Bell ais Res 23.s-N-
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WANTED-Just out-Low-priced. an
mop; turn crank 20 wiring: clean hands I.
women al buy; 10 per cent profit; cat
LeipSic. o. 4ee''
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FLUFF RUG SALE.

Westminster Bazaar. at Odd Fellows hall.
Postoffice place. Saturday. Dec. 5. Dinner
1880 to . Supper $50 TO s
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room H.,
light housekeeping. Bell phone 4C5j-Y y
So. 9Th w
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SEWING MACHINES

STANDARD New Home swing ma
st So. Ind phone loss. Reli 202S
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CHINA DECORATING

EVA E SNOW. studio 4l6 Hooper bids.
Christmas novelties; lessons. orders. fir
ing.
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FURS AND FURRIERS.

AZ. sAENzEL FUR CO.. removed ff'L9
- E I'd So TO 81 E. Sd So
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FURNACES AND RANGES.


FURNACES and ranges cleaned and re-
paired; chimneys cleaned 1921 Ind. Job
bling promptly attended to.
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TO TRADE.

GOOD BUGGY and two delivery wagons
ana harness for horses. VIII pay casl
ciiference- CrOmer. No. II E Sd South
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FOR RENT-515 Sth Ave. 3-rm. moi
nicely furnished. Bell 316S-N NIX
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DR.. ELIZABETH L. WISMER. Su;l'
z5-4l6 Security & Trust Bldg. 81 Main =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-07

honors. Last year the Hawaiian team
secured thirtyfourth place in the
forty-eight team entries. The aggre-
gate score of the Hawaiian team last
year was 1856. The team expects to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-07
QUARTER OF A MILLION
IN EXTRA DIVIDEND

AS was announced in the commerciaI
columns of the Sunday Advertiser, the
directors of Hawaiian Sugar Company
met on Monday and decided to redeem
100000 of its bonds. These will be
redeemed October /. At the same time
$75 1000 of Kahuku, $l12,500 of Paia,
and $4,000 of Haiku bonds will be re-
deemed The drawings to determine
which bonds shall be redeemable will
be held today. Alexander & Baldwin,
the agents, will redeem any of the
bonds called in, before October /, if
holders desire.
At meeting of the directors of the
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Com
pany held in San Francisco, it was de-
cided to pay an extra dividend of $3.50
share on August 10. This is in ad.
dition to the regular monthly dividend
of so cents "A share payable today.
AS there are 100000 shares of Hawai-.
ian Commercial, more than half OF
which is held in Hawaii, this extra
dividend will require quarter of a
million dollars to pay it, and more
than $l25,000 of it will come to Ha'
waii.
In consequence of this announce
ment, the stock, which has been stead
lily advancing for some time, went W
to los, asked, on the Stock Exchange
yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-07
WATER RIGHTS n
AID MAUI LAM
lFrom w. anesaa,,s AdvertI.er.l )

Governor Frcar yesterday took IA
the matter of the rental to be paid fofi
the Spfcckels ditch license with II. ri
Baldwin and j. l.. Cooke. The original
license authorizing the Spreckels ditch,
by which water from government land
on the windward side of the koolau
mountains Is gathered and carried to
the lands of the Hawaiian Commercial
* Sugar Company. was for the term of
thirty years, with the right of renewal
for another thirty years, the rental for
the second term or thirty years to be
fixed by appraisement for ten-yeaIf
periods The original thirty-year perl
Tod has about expired, and in accord
ance with its terms the licensees aslst
for another thirty year term and for
the fixing of the rental for the first ten
years of the thirty.year period. That
will be donesby appraisement, aud APP
praisers will be appointed.
II. +. Baldwin, as was announced at
the time Of the Governor IS tour of
Maui would be done, has surrendered
a portion of land included in the lease
of the Keanae lands This lease was
made in 1902, and expires in 1925, and
includes the whole of Keanae. about
10000 or $4,000 acres. The part sur
rendered is 1886 acres of the makai
lands of this tract which are suitable
for homesteading, and 1t Is expected
to open them up for homesteads affe .
soon. Vt
Further consideration was givefI
the offer of exchange of lands ad8
ing the Haiku Fruit and Packing XVI y
pany's pineapple plantation for W. n
government land of Omaopio. Theu III
ter is a triangular piece of the b3N
lands of Central Maui, which exteI
down into the lands of the Hawaii II
Commercial & Sugar Company's pit
tation. part of the lands are suitaf
for cane with irrigation The Hawaii3
Commercial & Sugar Company has ~
bitches, which carry water across TIM
land under licenses from the GOVERN
ment, one of which expires in q fem
years and the other in 1923. By meanls
of these bitches it can 7rrigate the caneS
lands of this tract, or part of them.
The lands which are offered in ex-
change are believed to be pineapple
land of good quality, which can be
opened for homesteads at once APP
praisers will be appointed to appraise
both tracts and the exchange. if made,
will be made on the basis of this ap-
praisement.