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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-04-17
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-04-17
IF THE BARGALORE
WOULD ONLY COME

II the ship BangalOre would come in
between now and next Thursday. Ad-
miral Very could retire from the COM
mand Of the Naval Station with all
Of the big coaI fleet Consigned TO him
accounted for.
Since last September there have been
dispatched 10 this harbor six steam
ships and six sailing vessels. averaging
nearly 800 tons Of coal each. With
the DirisO yesterday all OF these have
arrived except the Benjamin F. Pack
ard. which was ordered to Seattle after
being dispatched 10 this port. and the
ship BzngsEOre. which is now out la
days She Is the smallest Of the en-
tire feet, bringing only 800 tons of
coal
Most OF these vessels have been here
and been discharged and sailed again.
The John Ena has just finished dis
charging. and the Dirigo will begin
discharging today OF tomorrow.
II Is generally accepted around the
Naval Station that although the feet
VIII take considerable OF this coal
away, there will be such a large
amount remaining that no more coal
for the navy will be brought here be-
fore 1910 The ten vessels which have
arrived have brought 55,5s4 tons The
vessels Of the feet, the amount Of coal
each carried, and in most cases the
kind Of coal brought, are as follows:
: : strathgarry. 5zzs tons, Poca-
hOuraS NOyerur1r ii
Ship Astral, 1868 tons. Pocahontas.
:. :. Crown Of GaIieia, 5l03 tons. Ne-
River
: $. Baron CawdOr. $50 tons. New
River.
ship John Ena. 1870 tons, Georges
Creek
: s Highland Monarch, 522s tons,
Georges Creek
ship Edward sewan. 5915 tons.
Georges Creek
ship Dirigo. 800 tons. Georges
Creek
5. s Queen Helena. sss2 tons. New
River.
6 s Nederland. 200 tons.
ship BENJAMIN F. Packard, 900 tons
Seattle.
snip Bangalore. $50 tons. POca-
hOLLss-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-04-17
FAMOUS MOUNTAlNEER WILL
BE INVITED TO HAWAII
A Suggestion From A. Gartley Adopted by the
Promotion Committee Beautiful
Scenery of the Garden Isle.

over the s.ream bed about twenty
tines
STEAMSHIP SUGGESTIONS
s'lf the KiaSa should take the
Halls trip leaving here Tuesday and
returning 10 Honolulu On Saturday
morning. tsere would he enc day less
on ksuSi. and pessihlv the Nspsh trip
could be eat cut, or one or the trips
which l kSvs outlined. Such = sehed-
uls. however. would promote travel
fr0ra ksaSi 20 Honolulu. IS the Kauai
people arriving in Honolulu Saturday
morning could attend cur athletic
games and spend Saturday, Sunday,
NeriSy and Tuesday in Honolulu.
These are better days than they can ar
range by the present steamer schedule,
Snd If it IS within your province l be-
hevs IL would be wise to suggest TO
the Irter-lsland Steamship Company
that this schedule should apply.
II wogl6 further suggest that IL any
trips are arranged for Kauai that the
raxstsr be taken up with the parties l
have named. and arrangements be
rn&ds 10 wire the number Of pSSsen-
gers Masking the trip on the day that
the KinSu sails should urge, how
ever. that not more than ten 80 AZ the
present time. on account Of the lack Of
hotel facilities in Waimes- However,
Mr. Baker can advise YOU how many
people he eSn comfortably take care
OF, Snd the WSiuea stables can advise
YOU OF other accommodations.
Il would further suggest that those
who do not care to 90 into the mountains
could make trip TO the barking
sands, TO the Russian fort IN Waimea
OF to the hsiau Of Polehele.
''I SIN Offering these suggestions for
what they are worth. but l have trav-
slsd through the mountain districts Of
South America, North America and
Canada; also through the Lehish al
ley and the Adir0Rdaeks. and with one
exception and that is the mountains
IN Peru. know Of no more magnificent
scenery which can be seen with equal
facility than these mountains on
Kauai.
- have just referred to q trip which
covers the lee side of Kauai only. but
scsnsrY OF equal. If not greater. mag
nISeenee can be found on the weather
side 81 Hanalei. Wsiniha snd Hasna.
1t Is Only one days trip to Hanalei.
where Mrs. DeveriIl has excellent ae-
e0mmOd4tious for travellers. With Ha-
naleI as base. all the other points of
Interest may be visited Here there Is
excellent bathing. fishing. boating and
numerous mountain trips. including the
trail along the pole line OF the Kauai
Electric Company and their trail up
the Wainiha valley
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-04-17
SECRETARY TAFT
PROMOTES A BOUT

CHICAGO, April 4-secretary Of
War Taft today became a wrestling
match promoter. He assumed that
role after reading accounts Of the
GOtch- Hackenschmidt mat bout. The
Secretary became enthusiastic over the
wrestling, but announced that he knew
a 4oo-pound Jap who. he believed,
could put Gotch on his back in Jig
time
I'D like to get this big Jap wrestler
over here and sick him on Gotch,"
said Taft Il believe he could easily
win the worlds championship"
This statement nearly caused
stampede among the Republicans from
Humboldt. Iowa, who were still hoarse
from cheering the Iowa farmer after
his victory over the Russian lion.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-04-17
ALL IN SHAPE
FOR THE BOUT

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-04-17
NEW NUUANU
RESERVOIR IN USE

Water frem the new Nuuaua reser-
vosr. that hole In the ground which
has been the most talked OF piece OF
public work In the Territory and which
has suddenly dropped out Of public
notice. Is now being delivered into the
public mains In Honolulu. The reser-
vetr l. In use, Back OF the temporary
dam iianx across the basin on the up
per side o. the permanent cement re-
tanning wall twenty feet OF water ais
a portion OF the reservoir site and this
is being tapped through the valve tower
and the newly Installed pipe 10 supple
rnent the waters In reservoir number
three. For the first time since the big
work was started three years ago the
public Is getting some benefit out OF is.
II promised TO have water into town
frcm number four within sixty days az
ter the work aNss resumed. said SUI
perintendent " Public Works Camp
bell yesterday. ''and we have the water
now. within thirty days"
BY the end Of the week the Nuuanu
water will be being delivered directly
from the new reservoir into reservoir
number one. at the power house. In
stead OF being turned into the old chan
mel further mauka at number three.
The water chambers and the air cham
hers for the lower end OF the har-lock
pipe have been delivered at the power
house and are now being put into
place. These are massive castings.
when erected and put together stand
ing up in the air for twenty feet. They
are going in back OF the power house.
far enough not TO interfere with the
plans for charging the plant by the
building OF an addition 10 the house
and the installation Of the big Pelton
wheel ordered some time ago by the
county. the use Of which will largely
increase the amount or electricity de-
veloped for street lighting
As soon as the water and air cham
bers are installed the big thirty-inch
har-lock pipe will be tested out as the
completing requirement Of the Lord
contract.
At the reservoir itself the work is
going ahead steadily and without any
OF the friction which distinguished and
advertised II so much under the old
contract. The real work on the new
contract is well under way. all the pre-
liminary work. clearing. track laying.
pump installation and quarry stripping
being done.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-04-17
SCHEDULE IS
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-04-17
SOMETHING OF
CAPT. HARRIS

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-04-17
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-04-17
NRBRAgKAN SAILS

The American Hawaiian steamship
Sebraskan sailed yesterday afternoon
for San Francisco. She took mail and
twelve passengers. The next mall will
be BY the Alameda next Wednesday
unless the postofice decides 10 send
mail by the HiIonian sailing the day
before.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-04-17
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SPORTS
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-04-17

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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-06-15

The dots indicate the spouts to con-
vey water from the bitches to the
land. Spouts may also be used to drain
water from the tracts above, into the
cross bitches, but should be placed a
little higher than the spouts on the
lower side. With a field arranged like
the diagram irrigation consists in rails
ing and lowering headgates.
The surplus water on the field will be
caught up in a cross ditch, a third OF
the way down the field, and may be
used to water the central part Of the
field, or allowed to waste in the ditch
on the west, or if 1t Is desired to water
the middle or lower parts Of the field
the water can be turned down the
ditch to the east, and forced into either
cross ditch as desired, and the water
confined to the land intended to be
watered.
If a field cannot be properly laid out
without the services of an engineer
it will be much cheaper to get one
than to try to get along in a slipshod
manner by attempting to drive the
water where you want 1t with shovel.
Irrigating is easy where the bitches
are properly laid out. Where they are
not, 1t is slavery.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-06-15
IRRIGATION

sides of the bitches to take the water
from the ditch to the corrugations.
One spout will supply two corruga-
lions. These spouts should be placed
in the side of the ditch, about one inch
or so below the water level when the
gates are closed. For instance, say
the fall is two feet to the half mile,
and your ditch eighteen inches deep.
If gate were put in at the lower end
of the ditch it would back water up
only three-fourths along or across the
field. But begin about two hundred
yards from the upper end of the ditch,
and put in gate that can be raised
and lowered, but not quite so high as
the banks of the ditch,s SO that the
water will run over the headgate in
stead of the entertainments. BY clos
ing this gate it will back the water up,
and leave a water line, showing where
to place the spouts. Further down,
put in another gate, or as many as
are required. The greater the fall the
more gates required. When you want
water. close the gates and raise the
water above the spouts. When
through raise the gates, the water
level falls, and the water passes harm
lessly away. When bitches are con-
structed this way it is a pleasure to
irrigate and requires little time.
In preparing ground for irrigation
(for permanent fields) do it right.
Made right once, it is always right.
If no more than ten acres can be pre-
pared in one year, do it right, because
it will pay in the long run. Have your
land level. BY level is meant free
from knolls, with slope. Water can
not be made to run up hill. If the
slope is too great, run the cOrrugations
around the slope in steep places, or
parallel with the ditch as near as may
be necessary, instead of from it. A
fall of an inch to rod makes a good
flow for corrugations. When the land
is quite level do not flow the water
too far, but catch up in other bitches
and begin quite anew, because the up
per part of the field will become too
wet before the lower part has water
enough. If the land has a good fall it
will run quarter of mile without
injury. If it is very level it is advis-
able to have cross, or catch bitches,
every 400 or 500 feet.
To illustrate, suppose the land is
quite level and has a gradual fall to
the southeast, with the water coming
upon the land at the highest point, the
northeast corner. Construct ditch
clear around the tract, with gates so
that the water can be flowed westward
and fed through spouts to the north
ern part of the field, the surplus water
passing away in the ditch on the west
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-12-02
EXTREME LOW WATER
The Wisconsin and Tributar-
les Fail to Provide Power
in Operating Plants.

The Glow water in the Wiscon-
sin and its tributaries have
caused many ground wood mills
to shut down for lack of power
The big turbines in the grinder
room of the Rhinelander Paper
company were stopped owing
to low water, and it is under
stood that the plant of the Con
solidated Pulp and Water Power
company at Grand Rapids is
shut down for this same reason.
The Rhinelander Lighting COM
pany has been obliged to shut off
the current for the city street
lights and it is said that the con-
ditions are such that there is
little chance Of their being oper-
ated for some time, as there is no
likelihood of enough rain at this
season of the year to raise the
streams.
Eagle river is lower at the
present time than it has been for
years, owing somewhat to the
dams above beng closed. The
water at Otter Rapids dam reg
listers a head Of but 10 #. 8 in.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-12-02
wARDENs MAKE HAUL GRAFTERs VERY BUSY
Confiscated Cargo of Twenty
five Deer at Green Bay
An Important Seizure.

The largest and most import
ant seizure of deer in Wisconsin
was made last week at Green
Bay when game wardens opened
a refrigerator car and found 1T
contained a cargo of twenty-five
deer being shipped from northern
Wisconsin and Michigan points
to Chicago
The wardens allege thata gang
i'll Chicago against whom they
have almost enough evidence to
cause their arrest, hast several
years past been making a prac-
tice of collecting license tags from
hunters who have secured only
one or no deer at all. These tags
they claim are then distributed
among Indians and pot hunters
throughout northern Wisconsin
and Michigan. When enough
deer have been secured to I'LL an
e:1tire car all of the illegal tags
are attached and the car IS run
through and the deer are taken
on at various stations. The tags
are used as blind for traininen
and wardens.