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Evening journal., 1908-06-29
ON SATURDAY,
THE nth DAY OF JULY, 1905.

Al 10 o'clock a. m.
the following described real estate. VIZ;
An that certain lot. piece or parccl Of
land situate IN the city OF Wllmngi on.
aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
lows. to wit:
Beginning az a ccrner Of land sold end
conveyed 10 Duhrc Knight on the westerly
side Of Market street and az the dista lce
OF eighty-two feet from the soCtherly SIDE
OF Tenth street thence by line OF said
land north hftv-eight degrees west one
hundred and seventeen feet seven inches
20 the easterly side Of Shpley street,
thence up said side OF Shipley street north
thirty-two degrees east thirty feet 20 a
corner stake, thence eastwardlv oy q line
parallel with the one first described aud
with Ninth and Tenth streets one hundred
and seventeen feet seven Inches 70 the
aforesaid side OF Market street and thence
thereby south thrty-two degrees west
thirty feet 20 the place Of beginning. Con-
tanning within said bounds three thousand
five hundred and twenty-scven and a half
feet OF land BE the same more or less.
Being the same land and premises which
by indenture dated the first day OF Ccto.
Der, A. n. 1861. and on record In the Of
fee Of the Recorder of Deeds. sc. In and
for New Castle county. aforesaid. IN Deed
Record p. Vol. T. page a. &c. did grant
and convey unto the said Caleb Hin Brin.
ton IN fee.
Seized and taken into execution as tho
property OF Francis A. Cooch admins
traitor OF Caleb Hin Brinton, decea sed
mortgagor under one OF said writs and ~
Francis A. Cooch, administrator Of caleb
HUI Brinton. deceased mortgagor and
Charles r. Lore terre tenant under tho
other Of said wrts, and TO be sold by
HENRY STAFFORD. sheriff.
Shcrin's office, Wilmington. Delaware
June %, 1908 j25-2i-2o-jy2
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS

HOTEL LAMBORN
Maryland Ave. near beach. Open AL
year. Capacity go. Private baths. elevator
etc Booklet.
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THE LOCKHART

49, st. James Place, near beach and
piers Convenient to all attractions. Tx
c6'ient table. Attractive, cool rooms
Special rates 81 to S12 weekly.
Z. IOCKHART
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Get our Rates. All CLASSIFIED
Ads are strictly cash in advances.
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NVANTED-A GOOD HAND SEWER. sse
w Market 81. j19-zt
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE

XKyANTED-woMAN FOR GENERAL
w housework IN the country. WoIid
take woman with young child. Call i23iA.
ID. and A. i29-St
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TRANSPORTATION
BUSH LINE

BUSH LINE
Freight received for all points. given
personal attention, and forwarded prompt
iy at lowest rates and by best routes.
Boats leave both Wilmington and Phlla-
delphia at 800 p. m. daily. Sunday ex-
cepted.
sued -
Pier s. North wharves. Philadelphis
French Street Wharf, Wilmington
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PONCE DE LEON

Nireinia Ave. and Beach. convenient to
boat dwalk, pier and amusements. Meder-
ate rates. ALFRED B. GRINDROD.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-NTCB APARTMENTS. ma
mediate possession.
CHARLES c. KURT1
Opposite Court House) i0ii Market st.
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sHERIFF's SALES.

sHERIFFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
writs OF Levari Faoias, TO me direc.Ad,
will be exposed 20 public sale at thu
Court House. on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city
OF Wilmington, New Caste county. Del
atVurn
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oriental and Connecticut avenues. Con.
venient TO boardwalk, pier and bathing.
Moderate rates. A. w. WALDNER. Mgr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
SlAsHED WITH A
RAZOR IN SALOON

Two men of the L. s. Army trans
port Dix last night engaged in a
quarrel which resulted in one. Pat W.
| Smiley. receiving a razor slash in his
face which extended from his right
ear down his cheek, laying it open.
across his chin and decorating the lip.
Murphy-his first name has so far
not figured in the case-was the as
sailant.
1t seems that the two began an
argument in a saloon on Hotel street
and Smiley left Murphy and started
for the transport, which is lying at
the Naval wharf. On his way TO the
waterfront he dropped into the Ken
lucky saloon, and was drinking there
when Murphy. who. apparently, had
been following him, entered and walk
ed to the table at which Smiley sat
Smiley shook the others hand and
inquired il they were not again good
friends. when. without warning, it
seemed, Murphy drew a razor and
drew it across Smiley's countenance.
Smiley instinctiveIy lodging in the
instant that he saw the shine of the
weapon Had he not moved his head,
it is probable his throat would have
been cut.
The police were at once notified.
but so sudden, was Murphy's act that
those in the saloon hardly realized
what had occurred before he haa made
his escape.
Smiley was taken to the Queens
Hospital in the police patrol wagon,
where the ugly wound was stitched.
In the wagon en- route to the hos
pital, the wounded man endeavured to
talk, wishing, no doubt, to explain the
details OF the quarrel, but he was adj
vised to refrain. as the effort caused
the blood 10 flow more.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
PIRATES HELD
FOR GRAND JURY

Charles Deussury and Stephen Smith
were yesterday afternoon hessi hstore
United States Commissioner Hatct and
he'd for the Federal grand jury on
charges et larceny. in that they dill on
Sunday morning last take from this
haroo- the schooner Lady, the property
Of Captain Frederick Miller, taking her
70 Sea- after stealing her, and finally
winding I'D on the waianse rocks. the
schooner going 70 pieces and the men.
deserving soldiers from Fort Shafter.
going 70 jail.
Captain Miller appeared and testified.
7scouating the story II the piracy and
how he had some 20 the scene Of the
wreck in the steamer James Make.
he had first missed the vessel from her
accustomed mooring place - Sunday
last 81 10 O'Clock IL the morning. She
had been provisioned for several weeks
and was well supplied with au that
was necessary for an extended cruise.
The defendants had. without his per
mission snd without warning. taken the
vessel out. wrecked her and taken her
stores ashore
The defendants have practically con-
fesSs6. according 70 the police. though.
Of course. their statements upon cap
tu-e may not tally with what they
may say when they are put on trial
4 -,r= --,- ny ,-,a If
the men IS 10 the effect that they are
innocent Of any bost-stealing. piracy or
wrong whatever. even 6eSertion from
the Army that they were absent from
the fort without leave. TO De sure, but
had no desire 20 desert: that they went
down the country beyond Waianae for
s little jsunt and. much TO their sur
prise. they saw s schooner stranded
OF the beach and breaking I'D. Think
ing she was an abandoned wreck they
explored and found that she contained
provisions and magazines and clothing
and gear. They helped themselves and
made ; camp.
Whether anything Of this nature viii
De repeated at the trisl remains TO be
seen
The Larceny charge may not be all
thar will be brought against these men
I. : District Attorney R. ". Breckons
may charge them under that section Of
the Federal statues which provides p
penalty of si0.elo fine and ten years
hard labor for plundering vessel
aground
In holding the defendants for the
--and jury Commissioner Hatch fixed
bail AZ seesa in each case. No BAH was
furnished and the men are in cells st
Oahu prison
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
ANOTHER WAGNER STORY.

The twenty fifth anniversary Of the
death Of Richard wagner brought Wag-
ner stories, old and new, true and false.
IN great numbers into the German
papers. One Of these. published in a
Vienna paper, entitled Jean Paul as a
Wagner Prophet" is to the effect that
IN the second decade Of the last cen
fury he wrote an introduction to one
Of the works Of G. A. T. Hoffman,.
81 Before this was finished, +" so goes the
story. 'Jean Paul heard that Hoffman,
was not only a poet, but musician of
no mean order, and he added to his in
PRODUCTION: So much the better, 50
much more seldom. Heretofore the sun
god has always bestowed the gift of
poetry with his right and the gift of
music with his left hand upon men so
far apart that we are still waiting for
the man who can write and compose an
opera The introduction is dated Bay
reuth, November "A. 1913, the year of
Wagner's birth, and, strangest Of all,
It was written in the place where the
wish was later realized. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
THE CAR SUING FOR
MANITOBA REAL ESTATE

One of the most extraordinary law
suits that was ever heard in the court
OF Kings Bench for Manitoba was
instituted today, says the Winnipeg
correspondent of the Vancouver
World. The plaintiff is Gar Nicho-
las of all the Russias, and he is suing
for large sums of money invested in
Winnipeg real estate by his abscond-
ing treasurer of the department of the
interior of Turkestan, who ran away
with $4,000 roubles some time ago,
and who has since been living quietly
in this city. Stefer Proskmchoff is
his name. and with him is a lady of
high degree. Countess Anna Zeman,
who accompanied him when he fed
from Tashkend. Since arriving in
Winnipeg. Proskmchoff has invested
heavily in city property in the name
Of the woman. II is in order to get
this property turned over to his I'm
perial Majesty that the present suit
is instituted ]. E. O'Connor is act
ing for his Imperial Majesty. The de-
fence will put up a vigorous fight, and
the case viii excite great interest on
Of the high interests in
volved
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10

said that there were four ways by
which the sax office arrived at this
One was by taking the market value
of the stock; another by valuing the
different items Of property in the COM
bination as an enterprise for profit;
a third was by taking the book valua-
ton Of the property OF the concern;
and the fourth was by taking the ag-
grsgate value Of the several portions
of property. whichever of these
means resulted in the highest valua-
ton was the one adopted by the tax
assessor. He suggested that either
one of two methods ought to be
adopted in the case OF sugar planta-
tons, First. the book value OF the
property. with certain reductions: or.
second. specific tax on the amount
Of sugar raised.
J. W. Francis. representing not the
tax office. but himself as a citizen.
spoke from his experience as a tax
collector. The legal requirements here
to enforce the collection of poi tax
he thought were too cumbersome. The
California methods were simpler and
better.
Treasurer Campbell spoke simply to
correct what he thought We're some
erroneous ideas regarding the present
laws which had been evidenced in the
speeches made.
II. E. Cooper urged that in arriving
at the basis for income taxes. salaries.
payrolls. repairs and depreciation
should be allowed to be deducted from
gross income. but not requirements
nor renewals.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
FROELEGHER
THREW THREE

--z --e------l-lss 20 TIE E-os-
Ie--e--AE-Ez v--ss---1E contest or The
-s-- l-s- u-L b. & -ou---1E-5 sxhibi-
- 10 s-z--l-E e1u- between BIZ BzX-
-=-- clever c-zS- lightweight and hz-
r-=- l-S- kE1vc as ne Wind
~E-- @ h-xa- az ability. who has
Been sen i- The -1-a- ing be1n-s-
~ =- ere E=---E II shape to-
--- sZ-51----- w15-- VIII b ps- sx-
-a-e--= az =v--t.-57- NJ skin WIKI The
Stoves and -lv b. relied upon 20 fur
-s- as -1aE g IS Honolulu mas ever
Been treated 10
1-z-E r=1r-= -E--z -EE- g boxing eI-
r- mus necessarily Be O.. 3
r--- -z---z That -ais = erroneous
SID b. ---rsE when the men enter -hs
-- NJ -ls -l--- q April Is
=-E=- V-es-.=5 with three local
-e- yesterday and they kept him
busy he ---sw them all but was
s=r-z- -l-== toward che end q rhe
SE--z- Ee Is improving IN condition
Cd me zine however. and VIII b II
shape --- -L= b1u- az MS life when he
sass F-E-s Ez-az or The maj : week
--- -=x- saturday
El-Es Is keeping under cover Some-
- l-- Is doing Conscientious hard
--z Re Is Is hard as nails. and his
----- Is r-=--v near Qs--ec-- HIS friends
are Wiling o. bet -1z- h VIII a. least
s=--= 1-= -z- 1u- q n three which
E have On 1s v-sS-ls6 FOR
A. ---1-a-- has 1o- Vel been found
-- S---- Roberts which : remark
zrz -- vl5v o -he challenges which
were beng hurried thick and tsS- .
re=E 90 50 GEc-
. Vas sid Izs- night that jim SPsl-
c. Wished 90 ~ conclusions with The
-z------ z-s-zc- hu- IS ls coClG not
D --E lzS- night. tie truth o. The
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
AM0SA KAUAHl
GETS A BOUT

l------=-=-- that NzEz--s-z1
z--- az exhibition four rounds
| E EU-=- O. --= 18Th as PIE
- % ne E-7z-ec1z--Ha1zs
- ----=s-- vas z--1-5C-s- TIE
--= sE have ben John Wali-
-z- instead II EzLzu-=-51-
~ Roberts 1- the L : : no
C--s VAS yesterday matched % v-es-
-= che l=s- --1 OH q -z-as falls.
la----z=--------z-.0 o. -hs night q TIE
-s-- --S-- -5-- z--sz Ez-zh5.
-S q s----E Wiling wrestler
z-5 E---s z--=-Ei-E Of -hs zs0z Re
-E-E daily zf-t Hans Fro=-echs-
l-5 -- re shape night now
E b1z--z- and has had
--z==-lt-= experience Z wrestler
&c -- ---dz- q matches q Ezu-
q z-E v=z- q - ago defeated 2
J--z-=== ar -z= japanese -hsstsr. Re
a-- 5-l=--s should pu- I'd . s-iE a.
E
E-7==--=- ard Ga1as are IN The bsS-
C s-zl= TIE f1--e-. especially. :
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rs -=-----5-- and VII s1s-e 10 e
----s o. D E=--z-=5 winner q -hs bout
Kane has az % Et- ard nothing
o. --s= ~ The match = h defeats
F--=-=-l=- his sock VIII n z7s-f--
ed - VII - boo-=5 a. a Wrestling
z-=---=-l- b--1 5=-z and OF -h=
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
SPOR 7 s ).
.HILO OFFERS
BIC PURSES

A. 8 meeting recently held IN Eilo II
was decided 10 give tWo big purses for
ne Fou--h q July races.
So VIII be offered for the mile frea-
fo--aI. and $50 for The mile for Es-
uaIiz1 5-sES
Inc Fourth y July Committee VIII
handle these -vo races from subsc-.p-
tions taken Up among ne Hno ms--
chzncs
Eoen Low VII have charge OF the
7sSt q The celebration OF July S-6 and
s-1- including The minor races he
VIII puc On Big cowboy carnival
v-hic1 VIII h he biggest yet given in
the Territory.
TIE tentative program : IS follows.
though there VIII probably BE- other
events included
Friday, July S-i-
S-,1 g n. aquatic spo-ts- canoe race:
swimming racss. s,c-- diving races:
baseball O. too-ba--
-e-ec H.. Wild WeS- show and races,
a. Hoo--iu Pa-k
S-oa 2 n. dame - A-no-y. charge
SEQ Pc sent
Saturday. July 4th.
SEQ g. n 1ade- Company D. hand.
Fe-Is-- 1o-01 E II, sports for children
AZ Noo1e2u PARK u,ea 8 n, literary
exercises. a. Noo5eau Pavilion: 1891
n salute 1-oa 7 n. Wild West ani
races a. Eoolulu Park
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
BARNEY AND
FORTUNE TELLER

From s mechanic 70 8 policeman
from policeman % : baseball man,
aEs- from : baseball manager 70 s
plumber. and from : plumber 70 s
chief engineer. What viii b Mike
Fishers next lespe The --kink' was
standing il front q : young engine
his morning watching intently the
steam indicator rise What a-e you
doing now. Nike were he mailing
vo-zS n al ol5 friend
JUS making water crazy with the
heat rs,o--e5 The chief without even
cracking g smile. That : al. and :
guess I am lucky 70 have this Job
-Ie<e tough tines
Bu- Fisher had 70 turn his tongue
q his frs -ov-5assbz-L-al6 h tore
OF q sud- u-e On Barney JOY. Re
member tle -iEz Barney had that bad
slump resumed Fisher, after dis
c-SS-rE in 3 EslsrGI way -Es baseball
prospects u this Seasoz- There i 3
story behind that Barney vas grest
believer n C7--u-s--e-Ie-s- He was
E-5lE n them al Tie zine Finally
tie players sol OF - him and they
Tu- ~ q job They worked Barney
20 pa--o-i-e 2 certain prophet whom
they had fixed They -o-6 The card
reader what u tel Barney I believe
they had him tel him that his vile
vas flirting with other men 7 know
II was an awful cock-a-5-b-Il story.
ANYWAY Barney worried over Il 50
badly thar h attributed his Slu-n,, 70
-1e words q The -Cr-u-s--s-le-- L
Was NJ nice thing % Eo q poor Bar
-sy- buI ch=Se ball players ara . heart
l=SS -o-- They VII resort % most
anything 70 ruI Of a gag especially
OF . newcomer ? Bulletin
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
W. @. IRWIN
CONTRIBUTES

The YACHT fund : bzing sweIs5 al,
tas time and hardly day passes that
some gift either q money q some
thing needed. : 1oc Acknowledged by
The committee
Tie following Letter from y. c Irwin
speaks for Itself:
san Frz-cisco. cal March .. -zaS
NJ " 4 NcIle-uv. Secretary Trans
pacific Yacht Committee Honolulu
Ny dear NcI1s-uy- I an n reoeip;
q yo-r letter n March -s-S. and the
contents was 1o- surprise ID re, as
ths result q yo- vzcl- building
scheme has come on pretty near as
I think I predicted u yoC a. tie time
made my first subscription How
ever as I 90 noI want u Sc Hawaii
prove e failure after having got 50 far
a L has. have written G5@a-5 % give
y0- another additional 80. for ny
account and which I trust with other
Subscriptions VII prove sufficient for
your Cests-
Y1- can extend he Yacht Club NJ
best regards and sincere wishes for =
successful completion q he vac1t- and
hops that she VII eventually carry
OF -1s Pacific cup-
What vas tie result q that race for
which offered z cup. O has i ever
o5ne or
Yours sincerely.
W G IRWIN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
THINGS CAME
LAVIGNE'S WAY

Yes" said Jerry B-o6srick- yes
terday. ITS al vel and good for Al
evening papsr % come out with Z big
headline Things Coming Pinkham-s
Way
1t reminds ne q TIE time Young
G-Eo fought KID Lavigne-
G-i5o vas beating he s-uEug ont
of The Saginaw Kid. and q friend Of
Tie Isr-sr's II -he gallery shouted
How z-e they coming KID
EvsrythinEs coming ny way.
replied LaviEe- a he duck=5 Z Hock
q hooks iabs and swings which
would have STOPPED any ordinary
man"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
SANTA CLARA
WOULD COME

--= baseball season : looming up
l-=zE and OF Sz---5zy 5he E-S- sun
-r 81. 1l---zz- VIII bz 5-=5. iC ne
s-z-a -- an exhibition game 81 The
-E ra--==- --= Diamond Heads
1-z gle : Louis nine
@ seams have ben en- harness fn-
s=-= sine and are b. shape 20 pu- g-r
@ =-~---l=s G--lc-z u baseball No
--z-== E-- - made FOR s1-lss.oc-
E- Gleason = s--u waiting FOR =
-e--r On rs -zt-=z-z-l. ssu. lzs- Friday
81 E. --5-=-S--E-
- -=-=--- -- -Ez following ls--
-s- --- --= Sz--z Clara College team
santa cara, Cal
IT. 2 Gleason
-z- 81 IN regard % island NIP.
~ sly -EE- r- boys wsClG d
more --z- pleased 90 v-sl- your home
--s s-z-- providing our expenses
were - A. u -u-t=- = -sl5S
-E- o. STAY exc that vcu-l rest
e--=-- w--E y-- 7 would want =
--== % expenses for CC- more
---- fourteen men and --- less than
--- praises s. % your hos
have already reached the
S--=z and = am sure that our boys
a. ALI -- -EE=- power 70 make
--= --- and --r v5s-- q s1ccss>. 4 Il
CA - 1------ about
E=S-=--[---T.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10

Il A = LHENZIE

A. rz<=lz- meeting q tie b-E
E-= E=E Oh Tuesday afternoon Il
--z -E On charge s. for The SEA
So -H-s --- cha 1-s- series = So
-- -- che l-=acl=-s VIII b reserved
-- --=- -E- u5L * admitted FOR
gen SEATS TIE r-5C= q The sszs11
--z=E ~ -E= S=c--E s5--ss VII b
-E=+ Wien GO Is known whether O. 1o-
--= ---z-=s= team VII WISH -1s Teri
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
GIT = Bottle TO-DAY

-'- Pains en- The stomach and
oz----=z are -c- only uzi-ful bit
nay Indicate e serious 5fs7-5e-. cham
-z-s C'1c- Chols-z and Dia-raosa
--=7e-y relieves promptly and cures
='---=--y- Fo- sale by Benson
S--- & c. Id agents for HI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10

C. G. Bockus has been elected presi-
dent Of the Hawaiian Tennis Associa-
ton Richard A Cooke is the new Sec
rotary. With these officials at the helm
the association will have another sue
cessful year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10
TRAINING FOR
MAYORA[TY STAKE

= an positively not candidate for
an. public Office whatsoever" Is the
way :. L c. Atkinson disposes OF the
runors that would have him q csndi-
date Tor OF : possibility for Mayor. His
declaration was made some days ago
and was given IS defining then and
forever during this campaign his posi-
ton = am doing NY best TO WORK UP
my law practise. That is what I an
determined on and that is my sole
ambition al present
1t Is true that many OF my friends
have asked ne 10 Be g candidate, but
I an not nor viii ! BE-"
E P. Low is not 50 fafooted in dis
claiming political ambitions. He only
laughs when referred 20 10 his face as
Hon0-ulu's first mayor = hsys not
thought much about il At all" ID said
yesterday y have been asked my
friends 70 allow them 10 use ny name
and work for ne, but what do I know
about being Mayor? When it comes 10
making records for punching ettle I
an right there, but I never tri@t much
- ------ ~ u -EEF- z SAL
II Is too early in the game 10 say any
thing very definite, anyway"
In the meanwhile Jack Lucas is saw
ing wood and Charley Hustace is tax
ing al the chances under Amusement
Il Is quite likely that he viii make
Al attempt a. the nomination
II i when Henry E COoper's name IS
mentioned, however. that people sit UP
and take notice That's the kind Of
q nan We want" is the general sizing
I'D Of the feeling expressed everywhere.
although the opinion Is generally
coupled with doubts as 10 whether the
Judge could afford 70 take any such q
position Il Is recognized that il would
be q pecunis-y loss 70 him although
The recognition Is coupled with the hope
that perhaps ne VIII consider the honor
OF The position and the good work ne
might do n raising the level Of civic
politics iaducement enough for him TO
consider z nomination
Achi- ss usual. talks OF his Labor
party and looks wise
sS:csSSScsS22ScSSScSesc ssScSssessSSsS>SsSSSSSSS
Committee, accompanied By letters
from many q the leading shipping and
importing firms Of the city was
presented The recommendations made
II the report were:
Your committees recommend that
this Chamber notify Mr.. Campbell Of
its approval IN general Of the plans
in his letter for wharf and
harb0- improvements. also particularly
calling his attention TO the necessity
o. maintaining the present wharf sys-
tan il good order as Of first import
ance
Your committee further recommend
that this Chamber use its influence TO
render any assistance necessary and
proper in securing legislative appro-
1riatiOns for the said Improvements
Your committee further recommend
that this Chamber adopt resolutions
csli-g upon consiguees 70 remove their
freight from wharves with all possible
dispatch. and impressing the fact upon
them that IN event Of their failure To
comply. the necessity viii
arise for the enforcement Of rigid reg
,lations by the officials who are leseIly
authorized 70 act IN this matter. and /
who refer Il 20 this Chamber merely 4
z accordance with that spirit Of cour- /
-zsy which has characterized in the T.
lsst Tire attitude Of government off, 1
.ials 70 our commercial bodies"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-10

= report from the chairman Of the
Harbo-, Shipping and Transportation