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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-08
LOCAL AND dEN2R.!
\ window card is for the eyes of
neighbors. A Bulletin To Let ad.
will reach a probable tenant.
Ribbon hnrgalns at Kerrs.

Ribbon bargains at Kcrrs.
Rent Franklin cars. Stkyds. Stbls.'
New lines Of kimonas. wrappers, arl
hUuse-drcssos At BlOms.
Rev. d. X. White Of Lahaiua camo
down today on the steamer Kinau.
A. G. Campbell was among the Ki-
nau passengers who arrived this morn.
ing.
a. d. Castro YVES a passenger in the
Kinau, which arrived from Hawaii
this morning
Il. p. Low, the champion single.
handed roper Of the world, was an ar.
rival on the Kinau today
Monday will begin the second weeh
of the great bargain sale at Sachs II
YOU missed the first week. get in line
for the second weeks sales.
The case Of John Power. charged
with manslaughter, came up In the
Police Court this morning, but was
continued until February 10. Young
Nov was fined Sl5 and costs for keep
ing an unsanitary cesspoOl. Ah Yong
u Korean, charged with stealing o
vest and pair of trousers, was sent
to Jail Tor Six months. CaTmeila RO.
man. a lady from Iwilci who was
charged with vagrancy. was dis.
charged.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-08
Schedule
Passed UD
To frGar

/ The Hotel and Bcretania streets
Rapid Transit car schedule put into
operation this week was today passed
mp by President l.. Tenney Peck to
| Governor Frear for approval. Mr.
{ Peck's letter merely notifies the Gov.
ernOr, in accordance with law, that
| hereafter ears win be run over the
| line each way every twenty mlnutea,
except at night.
There Is more In the letter. however.
| than appears on the face OF 1t. It f.
a iCrcstalling of any attempt ca tn"
part o. the Waialae residents to carry
! the matter into The courts and en- !eav.
or to force the company to run it2
cars oftenor than provided for by the
above schedule.
The street car company officials oy.
press the belief that under ii, law the
Waialac people have NJ relief in
equity, as the Liliha people had. The
supreme Court, In affirming the action
of the Circuit Judge granting the in.
| junction, did SO under Sec. Sii Il. h..
which provides that the compans shall
maintain a sufficient number of care
to be used upon the ra,,wpy fOr the
carriage of passengers as public con
vCnioncc may require, OF" This sec.
ton is entirely unpunctUatCd, and the
car cOmpSny O+cials contend that the
meaning of the section Is that the cara
shall be maintained, but not hecCssar.
! lily used.
II is pointed out that nothing Is said
in the law as to operation until section
S4S is reached Subdivision I Of this
section provides thai tn, company
shall nuke reasonable al, Just reg
ulations with the consent and GrmOy,
al of the Governor regarding the main
tcnance and operation ."
Governor Frcar has not yet ap
proved the schedule submitted to him
by President Peck. but the company
feels that II the Governor does ap.
prove, there is nothing more to be
said on the subject, and the Waialae
people will be unable to go farther.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Recorded Feb. |, 1908.

J B Castle and VT to VIM Irwin;
d; 1-9 int in Ap 2, CIR 2S76, Kailua,
Koolaupoko, Oahu; $50. b 3O2, p
SO. Dated Jan 10, 1908.
Harmony Lodge No 3, o o +, by
trs to II A Juen; Rel; Ap 3, Or III,
bldgs, etc, Beretania and Young SIS,
honolulu; $500. b 297, y 4Gl. Da-
ted Jan 81, 1908.
w Haau and wi to James Ako;
D: int in X p 1868 and Grs 97S,
I SG4 and 1889, n Kona, Hawaii; So.
b 3O2, p "a. Dated Jan 80, 1908.
Joao Pinto to A NJ Cabrinha; AM;
mtg NJ Philip and VT on int in pc
land, bldgs, cane crop, etc, Piihonua,
Hilo; S122. b 207, p 45S. Dated
Jan 80, 1908.
Fortunate Sequeira and VT to Ma
noel Soares; d; por lot II, Kaiwilil,
Hilo; $500. b 500, p So. Dated Jan
%, 1908.
Antonio Joaquin and VT to Antoine
de NJ Tavares; d; por lot IS, Patent
1915, Observation-Disclosures Govt rd, liza
makua, Hawaii; $40. b 500, p So.
Dated Jan II, 1908.
Emelia da Costa and hsb to Joao
Vieira; d. int in Is acres of Il p
(Gr) 1858, Malamalaili. Hilo; $3.50.
B 299, p 209. Dated Oct /, 1905.
c Kamahiai (D to Francisco Vie
ira; d; 2 "a acres in X p (Gr) 1868
Waialua, n Hllo; $50. b 300, p
21l. Dated Nov 80, 1907.
Manoel Nielra Jr to John Vieira ct
al; d; int in Patent 1888 and pcs
land, n and S Hilo; $4,000. b 203,
p 212. Dated Nov 3, 1897.
Catholic Mission of Hawaii by agt
to Ice Kai; l.; acres land, PahOa,
Puma, Hawaii; 10 yrs at s22.5O per
yr. b POS, p 81, Dated Aug /, 1907
Pinehaka X Naihe and VT to G.
Beamer; NJ; lot s, Patent i972, Ma
nawale, Puma, Hawaii; 800. Il 207,
= 459. Dated Jan %, 1908.
Hyozo Sumlda to Harry Hoewaa;
| Rel; horses, Kahakaloa, Maui;
Sll9. Il 297, p 400. Dated Jan %,
1903.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-08

Sales-Session: ~ Eva, $24.5O: I
Eva. $2450.
Latest sugar quotation 375 cents, or
SIS per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-08
DID NOT TURN Up

When the Pacific Mail liner Korea
arrived from the Orient yesterday T.,
was expected that the Hon. d. w.
Stevens. for many years an adviser
for the Department of Foreign Affairs
Of Japan. would be among the passen.
gers. Consul General Saito, who had
been informed of Mr.. Stevens pros.
poctive arrival, was at the wharf to
receive him, but when the Korea
docked, II was learned that he had
not come. Secretary Tsuchiya, of the
japanese Consulate, said this morn.
ing that Mr.. Stevens may come on
the next boat from the Orient.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-08
CONTRACTOR lIFAULIS
and LOSES HIS SIG
ThoS. Mott, Who Was Ia
Build SChOolhouSe
FOrfeits Check

thomas Mott. the contractor whose
bid for the building OF the EVA
school house was the lowest anG
who was awarded the contract. has
failed to come through with his bond.
even after he was granted an extcn.
sion of time by the superintendent of
Public Works, and his check for 500
has been declared forfeited.
Motifs tender was Si795. The time
which he had in which 10 file his bond
expired several days ago. but Superin.
tendenlt Campbell granted him an eX-
tension of time until today at noon.
But even this did not seem to help, as
he failed to come up with the bond.
"--'"""uently, he loses his hundred
dollars. &c.,"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-08

gH~"For Rent' cards on sale at
the sulleLia on.cs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-08
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
SHAREHOLDERS
WAILUKU SUGAR COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of Shareholders OF
the Wailuku Sugar Company will be
held at the Office of c. Brewer & Co.,
Ltd, In Honolulu, on Monday, the
2+th day of February, 1908, at 10
o'clock a. m
Dated, Honolulu, Feb. Sth. 1908.
T.. +. BISHOP,
3920-l3t Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-08
WANTS
WANTED.

To exchange Cook Island stamps for
Hawaiian. Address SET" Bullo-
tin Office. 392O-lt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-08
NEW TO-DAY
WAIALAE, KAIMUKI AND PALOLO
IMPROVEMENT CLUB.

A special meeting Of the Club will
be held In the Government Nursery
Han. King street, on Monday, 10th
inst, at S o'clock p. m, to consider
the question of car service to Kali
muki district.
Residents of Klnau and Beretania
streets and all others Interested in
obtaining n better car service are
service are specially invited to at
tend.
d. W. ANDERSON,
Secretary.
Honolulu, Feb. Sth, 1908.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-08
NOTICE.
392O-l3t

Notice is hereby given to all sub
scribers Of shares of the Kona Vine
yards Co., Ltd, that unless they pay
all assessments that have been called
on or before Feb, 18th, 1908, theil
subscription to said stock will be
cancelled and the stock sold to 9th
ers.
II, T. MOORE,
Treasurer Kona Vineyards Co,
Ltd, l1l9 Fort St, Honolulu.
392O-2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-08

$50 you We're sailor, my poor
mani" said the good housewife. well,
| wish you would 90 down in the cellar
and bail out the two feet of water that
has accumulated down there"
ugh" gruntod Dusty Dennis, with
n shudder, 81 dare not go near water,
lady"
what? A sailor afraid of water?'
yes, mum, Yer see, was a sailof
on an aiIship."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-08
\ ]H0lulU STOCK EIG RAsEE
HONOLULU. Feb. 8. 1903

''' S. Bid Asked
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-08
WANTED.

The Department of Public Works
is In need OF two competent draughts
men. Call at the Office of Marston
Campbell, Superintendent Of Public
Works, for more definite information,
by Order of
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, February I, 1908.
392O-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-16
coPPER COSTS

The fact does not admit of douot that the average cost of American copper production will be far lower for 1908 than for a number of years. TOT can it be denied that the outlook for 2 continuation of this state of afI fairs is extremely favorable.
 The COST of producing copper retfhed it's high mark two years ago, when the demand for skilled miners was out of all proportion to the sup ply. and when mining supplies of every description commanded top prices. There was no time for experi- mentlng. and but little opportunity to force economies. as every department was constantly taxed in the effort ,U rrofit to the fullest from the then ex. istipg price of copper. Under such conditions, and with wretched trans portation service, 1t is small wonder that costs reached 2. price at which t,e industry showed good profit ih paEt years.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-16
SONORA MINING SHOW
 IRRIGATION CONGRESS
Five Thousand Pounds of Ore Has Been Collected for
 This Purpose.

DOUGLAS, Sept l5.-(SpecialD- Five thousand pounds of ore have already been collected by Charles Ro- make on his triS in Sonora Every one is taking an acIlte interest in the success of the collection of an ore ex- hibit by the Douglas Chamber of Com nerce and Mines for the Irrigation Congress at Albuquerque.
 Romadke says that the display from Sonora will be especially fine. It is not known what the display will be from Bisbee, but the way it looks now is that Sonora may outstrip even Cochise county.
 The subscription list has reached about $500 and it is expected that tdis will be doubled before the end Of the week. Every one connected with Lne getting together of tie exhibit is work ing hard.
 H. Kenyon Burch will give a fine description of the new concenlfator accompanied with maps and pictures which will give the big Nacozari lIant fipe advertisement.
 In the collection coming from Sonora 75 specimens from as many different mines have already been collected by Romadke. The Chamber of Mines in this city has some 30 or 8 specimens so the collection at this time numbers more than 100 specimens. Before the last one is received it win be greatly increased.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-16
COPPER OUTPUT
 BACK NORMAL DURING AUGUST
Total Production for Month
 9o, ,o48,800 Pounds. Eight
 Months Production 97,727.- 256 Pounds Less Than 1907,

Bcsten-For tEe first month in eigh- teen the production Of copper for the month of August showed an increase compared with the previous year.
 The Boston News Bureau figures the production of copper in the United States, Canada and Mexico for the month of August, 19O7, and 1O2, ,593, ,03- in August. 1906.
 The total production of copper in the United States, Canada and Mexic- for the first eight months of this year, ccn pared with two previous years, was as follows, in pounds:
 Total first monthsQ90S 560,045,- 2S4 q9O7J 662, ,523, ,13S G90e) 6s5 5.765,- 55I.
 August CI90Sy s9,O4s.7ee, Q907) 9S,- 2gS. 107 U906) I02, ,593 .034
 Total s months 190s) 659.094,S54 n9G7) 755,S21 .240 Gs06D 7SS,35S,5S5
 The above figures for eight months show fslling-off compared with last year of 96.727, ,256 pounds and com pared with 1906 of 129, ,26S.601 pounds.
 IL was not until the first of Septen- beh. last year. that the severe re- striction in tae production of copper began to take place and whereas the production of copper SO far this yess has compared with monthly output lat year Of from 90.000.000 to 1oo,- 0eOo pounds. the remaining months of this year will compare win pro
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-16

duction of from 6S.0O,0OO to 60,OOO 900 for the same months of last year. Therefore. as the production of cop per in the United States is now stead fly increasing, 1t is apparent that in the remaining months of this year the present decrease of 97.000 900 pounds in production should be caught up with and the total output of coppsI for the year 1908 just about equal that of last year.
 For the month of August the new Ely camp figured in the production of copper for the first time. with an out put of 1,371 ,236 pounds.
 For August, the Greene FanFnea came forward with an outpuFof near ly 100000 pounds, as against only .000. 900 in July. Arizona increased it's production over 3,O00.000 pounds and is now back to normal with cop per output for the past month of 26.- 100000 pounds, leading Montana by 1 100000 pounds, and leading the Lake by 100000 pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-16
FURNACE SLAG
 ID BE USED IN
 ROAD BUILDING
Office of Public Roads of the U. s. Department of Agricul- ture Makes Departure in Highway Construction.

Uriquely interesting are a number -of the experiments now being con duc;ed by the Office of Public Roads of the United States Department of Agriculture; one being the effort uD build dust proof road by combining tHe heretofore little used blast fur mace slag, with asphalt or tar.
 This endeayor is Of the utmost economic importance, because if the hoped for success is attained. unsight- ly mountains of slag will soon disap- pear from the vicinity of scores of cities, and ready market will have been established for vast quantities of tais nlaterial
 For several years the scientists fin the Office of Public Roads, as well as in many of the more progressive states have been working to achieve two great obects. viz. the utilization of by-products in road building and the development of dustless roads Experiments. already conducted indi- cate that crushed rock combined vita tar CT asphalt preparations bid fair to solve ;n 9 measure the dustless road prcb'cm. Exhaustive laboratory tests hare indicated that siag in combina- ton with the preparations of tar or as- hpalt may be made to serve as a sub stitute for crushed rock. Sections O. experimental road are now being con structed which will subject the ma terisis to actual service test. If the results are as satisfactory as the pre- limlnary conditions indicate. the slag- asphslt or slag-tar reads will reail1,, the lrJpe of the scientists for both the utilization of by-products and the attainment of a dustless road. One Ca these experimental stretches of road is now in course of construction al Chicago. under the supervision of Chief Engineer Vernon NJ. Peirce of the Federal Bureau, and one al Bisn ingham. Alabama, under the direction of B. F. Heidel first assistant eng ineer.
 Tie road at Chicago will be of slag and asphait: that at Birmingham ot slag and tar. The greatest skill and care will be used in putting down these short stretches and they will then be carefully observed during .n, trying months. of winter. If in ,., spring it has been established that this class of road remains firm, J.--%5 not rut, sheds water and makes but little dust, vast step forward will have been created for blast furnace waste
 Besides this activity in sisg expert, ments, the Public Roads Office is also busy at Newton, Massachusetts, with a special asphalt preparation. never before tried. which the director and his assistants hope may prove effics' -cfous as a dust binding material.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-16

ago, the present price of copper would furnish tilis company with but little in the way of an incentive to a broad scale of production. while to- day this is exactly what its affairs are being shaped for, and with all possible dispatch.
 With a production very slightly be low that of this. month a year ago. the Greene-Cananea labor costs have been cut squarely in two. and this also promises to apply to the item of fuel when fuel oil is used exclusively, which will probably be commencing this month. which is expected to mark the blowing in of the fifth and sixth furnaces and the starting of a rate of production possibly never heretoroiI witnessed at this property. It is prob able that the two remaining furnaces will not be placed in commission un- til January, after which Greene-Can- anea will occupy a place in the list oi this couutry's biggest and most sue cessful producers.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-16
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA.

The following calendar for usv Univers,iy of Arizona is being mailed to the press by President Babcock. Wsdreacay, September 16tb, Dormi- tcries ana Dining Ha1l open.
 Thargdsy. September 17th. Entrance Evaminationz.
 Friday September 18th. ExamiEa-
 fo- Rep1oval cg Coaditio's
 Monday. September Fist, Reei.tf-- 'iae Ds
 Tq ssaT. September 22d. First Sem cscF tssins
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-16
VALUES TOO HIGH
 SAY LOGAN AND BRYAN
Special Wire to L. J. overIOck.l

Special Wire to L. J. Cyerlock.)
 NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-The list wa5 very feyerish today, being strong in the early session under the leader ship of the Harrimans and Reading, but later declined under heavy press ure. there being considerable diver sity of opinion as to the indications presented by the election in Maine. Political developments are conmenc- ing 10 receive a great deal of atten- tion and news from this quarter may induce the interest responsible fer rt- cent movements in the market to re- ftain from forcing higher levels until the outlook is more assured. We are still inclined to the opinion that vaiues are too nigh and would not be 1uri fised tc see the list sell consid- erablv lower.-I.ogan & Bryan.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-16
Mining, STneItGrS and Stock Quotations
OUTLOOK GOOD
 FOR SHANNON GO.

March production of i.65O.000 pounds. and eight months figures were 2.63S.- GOO pounds. or 2S per cent larger than for the corresponding period of 1907.
 That Shannon will produce at least 10000 000 next year. there seems lit tie doubt. In 1905 the total copper production of 20.000,00O pounds. the shannon VIII have shown an increase in output in three years of 100000 pounds, or close to S2 per cent. With copper selling at 16 cents and Shan non producing 20.000.000 pounds at l1b cents. the surplus for the stock would amount to S900.000, equal to about S3 per share. Authorities on the copper will be selling in the near future at 16 cents, and that Shannon is now producing at the rate of 2O,OO0,- 900 pounds per snnum is strong evi- denee that earnings will soon equal S3 per share.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-16
MARKET CLOSED AT LOW PRICE
 FOR THE DAY
ShattuCk and Denn Held Their Own While the Others Were inclined to Be Weak and Dull.
(By Frank J. Graf.

The market continues to be a hfe- less one and a general liquidation pre- vailed the latter part of the season. At the opening there seemed to be a better tone and prices were somewhat advanced, but selling took place later on and the markets closed at about the low point for the day. Amal gamated, North Butte and old Domin- ion suffered considerable and look as though profit takers were again in the market The New York market sold of heavily after the second hu--~s trading and lower prices were seen along the list Of the unlisted se- curities Shattuek and Denn held their own. while the others were inclined to be weak with stock offered and no buyers in the market. Greene. Cananea sold off to II and closed al 10B bid. The entire market is quiet, but as yet no particular reason has been given out for its condition
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-16
SAVOY DEVELOPING
 INTO GREAT MINE
Output is Increasing and Sure to Be a Biz Producer in
 Near Future

With its output of two tons of $150 ere and thirty tons of SIS ore daily, the Savoy mine in the Bradshaw mountains, is producing better now than ever in it's history. There is a large tonnage of ore opened in the mine and the outlook is that tne pro duction will increase as exploitation is pushed.
 The mine is opened to a depth of 500 feet and the principal work is in the lower level Five hundred feet from the mouth of the main tunnel a shaft is sunk on the vein to a depth of 300 feet below the tunnel level, giv- ing g depth of eight hundred feet be lew the apex. Drifts are run from the lower level and the great ore bodies Sbove are now being stopped. The value in the ores is principally silver
 The property is among tae eldest !t, cations in the Bradshaw mountains. It is generally known as the Black Jack mine, named after it's former owner. E. S. Junior, who is familiaTly known all over Arizona as Black Jack" l. vas considered among the best prospects in the range in the palmy days of the Tiger, a neighbor- ing property, the development of whica is again being vigorously pushed in the lower levels, where tne outlook is that it will eclipse its for mer record as a producer when its ore treasures are blocked cut
 The Savoy is in the same mineral belt as the Gray Eagle mine, heprop- Crty Of the Tiger Gold company,
 which is making regular bullion ship ments. A gold brick weighing $500 was received at the Prescott National hank from the Tiger Gold company yesterday Bullion shipments of this approximate value have been regularly received by the bank every few days ! from the company during the last few months. Prospectors familiar ] with the district assert that the Gray Eagle vein continues through the Sa- yoy ground. Operations at the Savoy are under 5he direct supervision oi the CuaEiff brothers, Bernard Cunnifi | being general manager with NJ. C. Cunuiff, superintendent The product | is packed to Grown King. from where { 1t Is shipped through this city to the 70 smelters.- rs.-Journal-Miner
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-16
HEAVY SELLING IN BOSTON
 ON ELECTION SCARE RUMoRS

Especial Wire 70 D J. UVeTIuck-I
 BOSTON, Sept l9.-Tse market was fairly strong in the early tradins with Union Pacific al C Reading tae fsarIrcs. Copper. were dull and nee- ,tcsed. About two o'clock, hsavs selling on election scare runners caured 8 sharp decline all through the lis. end m2ay stop orders were ,sush-. Tae market will probably cren icwe- tomcrrcw on this class oi selHne hut -re beiisve the large la- t-rests are still aTrsyed On the bull side ard rally will follow before tae hicss tsmcrToK.-leine, WebbeT & Cc.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-16
lPrescott Journal. Miner. ]

Prescott Journal -Miner.l
 The Shannon Copper company re- ported a production of 1,644 GOO pounds of refined copper for August This was an increase over twenty-five days of August. 1907. of 450.000 pounds, or 3S per cent At the Aug ust rate of production the company would product nearly 20,0O0,000 for the year. But by averaging the eight months output the company will product d little more than 1S.000.- 900 pounds. The Shannon's copper is costing not more than 111s cents per pound, so that on a 131z cent copper market the surplus for the year. al- towing for the interest on the bonds, will figure up to about S320,000. a sum equal to something over $1 per share.
 The company's output for August was within coco pounds of the record
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-16
eREENE-cANANEA.

The most notable Improvements along tte lines here outlined are. Of course. 70 be found al the Greene. Cana1ea. This company suffered. a ~erera E-ss in the disastrous stump in the metal. but 1t is an open question fl f1e future does not prove that this r-i-ferH1ne. serious as it has beer. >ras net blessing in disguise. a.
 i.r .e-e sircc been introduced e. su1a caa~ac5er as would have been wholly impossible with the mine and surface plant in full operation.
 H..a coalitions existing as year