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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-15
to- ABOLISH
LAND COURT

Judge p. L. Weaver created consid-
erable surprise by his recommendation
in his report to the Chief Justice that
the office of the Judge of the Land
Court be abolished and the work turn.
ed over to one of the Circuit Judges,
The position carries with it good
salary, but there is very little work
attached. Weaver states that the Land
Court, if his recommendation is follow.
ed, could be run with practically no
expense to the government. Judge
Weaver says as follows:
"The experience elsewhere is that
better and quicker results are had from
separate court which we have adopt.
ed here. So far as l have been able
to learn, whenever the ordinary courts
have had this work added to their
duties, it has been because of the con-
stitutional limitations on the power to
create new courts.
"By giving the duties of the Judge
of the Court of Land Registration TO
one of the three judges of the Circuit
Court of the First Circuit and making
the clerk of his court the Registrar of
the Land Court, salaries of special
judge and clerk will be cut out. Judg.
ing from past experience, by cutting
out these salaries and reducing slight
ly the fee allowed to examiners of titles,
the court can be run at no expense to
the government. The costs deposited
and turned into the Treasury will bal.
lance the amount drawn. The policy
of paying out salary for part of his
time to a judge of separate court is
not apt to induce experienced attor'
neys to accept the position. The pres
ent Judge of the court has felt the duty
to maintain the Land Registration Act
until it had proved its usefulness and
practicablity 1t has now done so and
the future will only add to the present
experience.
Therefore / recommend that the
Act be so amended as to transfer the
Land Registration to a Judge of the
Circuit Court, with the confidence that
the public have learned to benefit by
the Act and that the procedure is es-
tablished and known.
''Ihe court mas Deen useu mere as
modern improvement over the ancient
machinery of trying title to land, for
over five years, whereas California is
just awakening to its use. New York
will be able to use this modern process
in February of this year.
off this amendment becomes law,
can give up my Office with the feeling
that Hawaii has learned to use modern
methods in matters of title to land and
will continue to use them more and
more as the transactions in real estate
Increase
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-15
BARNEY JOY
FOR BOSTON

Barney joy, the one-time idol of ev-
cry baseball fan in Hawaii, and still
regarded as one of the best all-round
players in the Territory, will probably
60 East with the Boston Nationals next
season. He is now under contract to
them, and is making his preparations
to leave for the training grounds next
season.
Barney will not turn out for the
local league season., as it meals as
much as his job is worth to Lave work
a: Jour clock every afterncon~an
take hike to the ball grounds. The
big husky southpaw was given q
month s rest by the Honolulu Iron
Works, where he is employed, last sea.
son, and he does not feel that he eau
afford this kind of a lay-off again so
soon.
1t is a good thing for Joy to take
a short rest from the game at present,
if he intends butting into big league
company once more. He cannot i'm
prove himself much in his practise here,
for there are few of the locals who
can show streaks of brilliancy at the
game equal to Barney, and it is only
by the example of faster company that
the big fellow will make himself bet
ter.
He was pretty severely knocked dur.
ing his session in the Coast league, but
it must be said for JOY that this was
due to the fact, that he got in wrong
at the outset. He was not ve-y popular
with his teammates, for one thing, and
that initiated against his showing the
best form in playing. A ball.player,
and especially pitcher, certainly can
not be expected to show the best that
is in him when he feels that the other
eight men in the team are not backing
him.
Joy has steam to waste, good, easy
delivery, and is fence-ball hitter, the
latter being unusual for pitcher. He
demonstrated his class in the local
league last season, when he slammed
the ball over the fence for homer at
least once almost every game. He was
good for a two-bagger most any old
time, and wasn't particular about bing,
ling out triple. But here again Joy
did not have the goodwill of everyone
back of him.
If he breaks into the big league com.
pany again, with nothing to lose and
everything to gain, Joy ought to make
showing. All he wants to cultivate
is cool head, and learn not to mind
the jibes from the bleachers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-15
INVENTORY OF A
GREAT ESTATE

Argument in the matter of the pro-
bate of the last will and testament of
Mrs. Campbell-Parker was heard in the
Circuit Court yesterday morning. in
agreement among the attorneys, the
matter was continued for two weeks
The inventory of the property of Mrs.
Campbell-Parker was also filed in the
Circuit curt yesterday morning, in
which it is stated that her holdings ara
as follows:
Real estate in Kewalo, $2521.04;
Tantalus, $3900 on Dowsett Lane,
$4,000; Emma street, $1,000; Pearl
Harbor Peninsula, 100000.
Bonds-Kohala Ditch, $4,000; Olaa,
$29, 100; o. II. & L., $4,000; Alex. Young
Building Co., $57 900.
Notes and ortgages-Excclsior Lodge
]. o. o. r., $2l,500; note Sam Parker
(paid), $4,000; note Princess Kawa-
npakoa, $1,000; numerous others total
ing about $4,000.
Two life insurance policies-frst, 10
Helen Kapiolani Kawananakoa, 1872 900;
second, to Alice Il. X. Macfarlane,
$32 500.
Debts due estate-Princess Kawana-
nakoa, $42, 607 10; Mrs. A. X. Macfar-
lane, $23,77S.26 This money was ad-
vanced them to pay back two years in
| come which the court decided they were
not entitled to.
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ALONG SUIT TO
COME TO TRIAL

BY decision handed down In the
Circuit Court yesterday afternoon, the
suit of Bessie r. Burns to secure the
sum of $4,000 from Julia IL. Along,
which the latter is alleged to have
promised on condition of tho signing
Of certain compromise document by
Mrs. Burns, will BIO fought out in the
courts again. Mrs. Along filed de
murrer to the suit on the ground that
the alleged promise was in conflict with
the socalled "parole evidence rule"
The demurrer was overruled by Circuit
Judge De Bolt, who gavo his decision IN
follows;
The complaint herein alleges in sub
stance, that defendant, in consideration
of PLAINTIFFS signing and executing
certain instrument, promised to pay
plaintiff the sum of $4,000.
Defendant dcmurs on tho ground that
the alleged promise is in conflict with
the so.called "parole evidence rude. -
| 1t will be observed that plaintiff does
not seek to recover on this instrument
SO signed and executed by her, but upon
another and distinct contract which was
the inducement for the execution by
her of the former. Hence, the. rule
which prohibits the admission of parole
evidence to vary or contradict the terms
of n written contract, has no application
in this case. Plaintiff does not seek
to vary or contradict the terms of the
written instrument. This is not the OBJ
iect nor can such be the effect of this
suit. And, while each contract is sep
arate and distinct from the other--each
complete within itself-each was, in
part at least, the consideration or in
ducement for the other being entered
into.
AS the court said in Bonney v. Nor
rill, 81 Me. 36s: eff it could be main
tanned that the object and effect OF
this evidence must be to contradict,
vary, or in any manner to control the
legal import of the written agreement
between the parties, its admission could
not be sanctioned. But ON careful
examination it will be seen, that there
is nothing inconsistent with the written
stipulations of the parties, and that the
parol evidence is offered to establish
a distinct collateral agreement between
the same parties, which was not re-
quired to be in writing, and which, in
fact, constituted in part the considera-
ton of the written agreement. The
authorities are abundant, that proof Of
such an agreement, not inconsistent
with the terms of the writing, may be
made by parol evidence"
Both upon reason and authority it
appears clear that an oral promise made
by one party in consideration of the
execution of written instrument by
the other may be shown by parol evil
dence. This doctrine or procedure is
founded upon the principle that the
parol promise sought to be shown was
either collateral to or induced the
written contract and is not incon-
sistent with the terms of the written
instrument.
In my opinion the complaint states q
cause of action.
The demurrer, therefore, is overruled-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-15

The Board of Liquor Commissioners
met Tuesday afternoon and granted
two transfers of license from retail
to- Wholesale. One of these was at
Wsipahu and the other at Honouliuli
Most of the liquor merchants in the
outlying districts are transferring
their licenses from retail to wholesale,
because they have to deliver the most
of their trade, aud this is not permits
sible under retail license.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-15
GET A BOTTLE TODAY.

Guard the health of your family by
keeping at hand a bottle of Chamber.
lain s Cough Remedy. 1t has no
equal for coughs, colds and Group. For
sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith &
Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-15

United States District Attorney
Breekons was compelled to remain at
home yesterday by reason of illness, ana
consequently the Federal Grand Jury
was excused until Monday morning.
" - " y " - " " y " - " ~ " y y -
first of series of six stories on trip
to Hawaii which are to be published in
The Sierra, new magazine shortly to
be published.
Respectfully submitted,
II. p. WOOD,
Secretary
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-15

At s o'clock this morning the trans
port Thomas will proceed on her way
toward the Orient. The ship was to
have sailed yesterday, but remained in
port an extra day, as the task. of un.
loading the property of the Fifth Cav
airy had not been completed.
W. y y - y y y y ~ ~ y - y y ~ y.
berg.
(, White Pekin Duck-D, P. R. Isen-
berg, l and ..
Pigeon Glasses.
Colored Pouter Cock-Harold P.
Hustace.
White Pouter Cock-Harold p. Hus-
tace.
White Pouter Hen-Harold p. Hus-
tace.
White Pouter Pair. II. Craig.
Black Fantail Pair. H. Craig.
Bronze Fantail Cock-Harold p.
Hustace.
White Barb Pair. II. Craig.
Black Barb Pair. II. Craig.
Black English Carrier Pair-W. W.
Wright.
Brown Jacobin Pair-J. II. Craig.
Yellow Jacobin Pair-W. w, Wright.
Runts-John Cullen, l and 5.
Black Runt Pair-W. w. Wright, 9.
Blue Runt Pair-J. ii. Craig.
Dark Blue Runt Cock-W. W. Wright.
Light Blue Runt Cockerel-W. w.
Wright.
Silver Runt Pair-J. H. Craig, /
and 2.
Light Bronze Runt Pair-w. W.
| Wright, ..
Black Homer Pair-J. II. Craig.
White Burmese Pair-L. G. Ables, 1;
j. II. Craig, 2.
Archangel Pair-W. W. Wright.
Carneaux PARA. N. Campbell, l
and 2.
Special Prizes.
The following special prizes were
awarded:
Grand prize medal, offered by the
American Poultry Association for best
bird in American class-Won by G. b.
High.
Same, in Asiatic class-Won by Man.
uel Camara.
Same, in Mediterranean class-Won
by j. j. Greene.
Cup offered for best collection in
| American class-Won by @. Montague
Cooke Jr.
Same, in Mediterranean class-Won
| by Mrs. s.. /. Shaw.
Same, in English class-Won by John
F. G. Stokes.
Cup offered to exhibitor showing
largest number of birds in poultry
classes, scoring ninety points or over
Won by John Cullen.
Highest score in Hawaiian bred bird
in show-Mrs. s. I. Shaw.
Best pen in American class. j.
Greene.
Same, Mediterranean class-Mrs. s. i.
Shaw.
Same, game class-L. C. Ables.
Best conditioned bird-Dr. c. B.
High.
Best shaped male in show-H. Jeffs.
Best Shaped hen in show-L. G. Ables.
Best parti-colored male bird in show
IF. c.. Atherton.
Best parti-colored hen in show-F.
G. Atherton,
Best soIideolored male bird in show
II. j. Greene.
Best solid-colored hen in show-Wal-
: ter E. WALL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-15
FLORAL PARADE
AFFAIRS IN HAND

The business of beginning active
work on the 1909 Floral Parade pro.
gram will be taken up at the next
meeting of the Promotion Committee,
President Bowen stating that the mat.
ter of securing someone to take charge
of this years work was being consid-
cred by himself and Mr. Wood and the
result would be announced. 1t was
realized by Mr.. Bowen and the other
members of the committee that there
is not much time to lose in laying the
groundwork for the 1909 fiesta.
w. II. Hoogs, the new member of
the committee, appointed by President
Morgan of the Chamber of Commerce,
to succeed w. L. Brown, was present
and took an active part in the debates.
Mr.. Hoogs is going to be n useful men,
Der Of the promotion bodygJa o1sW s4s
The Floral Parade matter was the
principal item of business brought up,
with the exception of the passing of
the regular monthly accounts, amount,
ing to $l547.
Secretary Woods regular weekly
letter was
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-13

D. Disgc 90 ios bCmD-,s '.L-A- -s-s'.
q1s &c teas is nujef y hacsS Sc tf.1
dorsacdols sos nores. FsterisL e srlr
srils, ss lslss Hrzz<zis
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Advertisement.
DEPARTMENT OF THB INTERIOR
OF PORTO RICO.

SAP Juan, P. R, January 5tb 1909.
SEALED proposas, in duplicate for
the furnishing Of all labor and mate
gials necessary for the construction ol
THECAPITOL BUILDING Of POR'
TO RICO, estimated in the approved
project at Two Hundred and Seventy
i've Thousand Dollars tS275, ,000) will
he received at this Office unti 10 a.
u. March th 1909, and tbsn publ
cly opened,
All necessary information blanck
forms of proposals and instructions tc
bidders will be furnished 90 Applica-
ton TO this Office or to the Office Of
Mr., Frank T. Perkins. Architect,
1888 Broadway, New York City
Contractors wishing TO take copies
Of the plans and specifications from
the office mag do 80 By leaving a de.
posit 500, al either OF the above Or
lice, for the safe return Of the pans
The right is reserved Ia .ejet any
or all bids. LAURENCE Fl, GRAHAME
Commissioner Of the Interior. l2v.
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Il TRABAJo OF IA CA.
mara el jUsles,

PRoYECros De Ia GAMARA EN- la LEcTuRA.
P. de la C. l2i. Por 81 Sr. Trelles Olivia,
"Destinando Ia csntidad de cuatro mil
dollars para el afismado y termination del
canino que uns elpoblado de HOrmsgue'
ros 4 Ia esrretera No. .. ...
Pde la c. l22. Por los Sres. Elzsburu y
Garcia Duc6s :Dispon!endo 10 coastruc-
ci6n de una cass eseuela con capacidad pa.
rs cuatro salones en 4! pueblo de San Sc
bastian"
P. de la C. l2st Por el sr. oouingues
Gomez. Para regular los psgos de- les sa-
larios del maestro ocntrssado co Puarto
Rico, para limisar ia autoridad Dc los lbs.
pectores, para a no,nbranisntn de sos su'
peruisores principalas. para "tros tines
P. de Ia C. Ie4, Por ell Sr, Garcia Ducos
para emmendar ia seccidn SIS de 10 ley
tituiada Ley para prnveer 10 ascesario
para inscripciones y eleocioues". sproeada
Ell $ de Marso de 1905 sameudada pnr
otra ley el l2 do Marco de l9os''
P. de Ia c. mo- rs. Por los Sses, Trslles
Olivia, Arrillaga. coirs, sola, Elsaburu,
Garcia Ducos. Dominguez, Aponte. Llu-
beras. Oppeneheimsr vire!la. pare t'iar
los casos fechas eu que deben veriftcarse
los embargos sobrs tincas agricolas"
P. de la c. 1913 Por los sres, santoni y
CORA. 'Para la construction de una care.
terra que une Ia No, II. del Plan, General
desde ell lugar Las Dos Bocas", con 10 No
s. y para otros Zines
PETICIONES, Escrito de D. Alfredo
Salguero,s Official del Reghtro de la propie
dad de Aguadills, solicitando que Sc ls a
signe como sueldo, en- ell nusvo presuruesto
Ia cautidad de cincuepta dollars nsnsus'
les poniendosele asi al nivel de los que de-
sempeaap igual cargo en- los denas Regis
tros de ls lsls. ~
Escrito de los Srss. Antonio Col6p y Car
los de Ls6u, vseipos de Comsrio, solicitaD
do Que sean condenadas las conulbuciooes
impuestss en el eorriente ano fiscal. go re-
compsusa de los perjuicios que lee oosc'oOo
Ia caretera q1p conduee Barfanauisse
iuutilizaodo echo y dies > ocho suerds'
respectivamentA de su. fincas sgricols'
ordenanss gel CoUssjO Municipal De
Naguabo. pjdithdo que sss ssordsda Ia
installation de una Corts Municipal en- d.
cho pueblo, y que Sc ssigne en- el presupusr
to Insular correspondence al proxlmr
eiercicio cantidad suficiente para 10 con
tinuaci6h y termino de Ia carrsssrs rh'
construction de Naguabo Juices
Escrito del Sr. Juan Principe VssqneI
vecipo de Ponce. sduciendo razonsn'ien
tos para robustecer su solicitud relstiNa
4 la suspension de embargo y remste d.
sus fincas de Adiuntas y de Is que figure
4 nombre del Sr. Pedro Fortela : .,njr
ep eI barrio de Portillo.
Acuerdo del Consejo Municipal De La|rs
solicitsndo Ia sprobsci6n de Io' p de- Ia
C. 40 y ~.
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Va lego la goletd "Springfleld'
CON GRAN CARGAMENTo
De MADEIRA De P|CH|PEN
DE TODAS DIMEMSlONES.

DE TUDAS DIMEMSlUNES.
QUE VENDEN A PRECIOS L1MITADOS
Finlay Bros & Weymouth Trading Comp.
Marina, San Juan, P, r. E
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N0Tl OE 0UtL0
Fallecio en- Rio Grande don
Teodoro Pesoadon.

Rio o-Grande. Febrero lo.-Dsspues de
larga , penosa enfernedad dei6 de existir
q los ochenta y uueve amos. el prsstigioso
caballero Don Teodoro Pescadop.
persenecis el finado esa chase de hon.
bres que Sc distinglen por su earseter,
honradez v laboriosidsd que le grangea-
roo Ell afecto y Is distinction de sus conciu.
dadanos. '.-
Desde temprana edad dej6 su patria es.
pamela para hacer, de .nusstro pals su
patria adoptiva, dopde descansaIan por
una eternidad sus inanimador despojos,
como tribute p6stiimo Ia madre que
ls guardara en- SUI seno carihosamente.
Mientras la virilidad no le abandou6 a
causs de la decrepitud consumi6 su exsis-
tencis en- una no interrumpida labor dia-
ria. en- admirable consorcio con su espt-
rtu de luchador incansable de las supre-
mas dulzuras del hogar, arrullado por su
amante conpahera y por sus seis hijos
q. deja sumidos en- la aflicci6n y Ell dolor
su entierro fu6 una verdadera demos
trseioD de dueIo, dado por ell numeroso
scompanamiento que sigui6 al eorteio ID
ne6re basta Ia. metropolis, donde en- ell ST.
tio de costumbre dsspidi6 Ell duelo con una
ssntids orsci6n ell DR.. viscarroudo.
Dsmos 81 pessme por las presentes II.
meas la fsmilis del flnadoy q. ell Dios de
las misericordias hsya scogido en- su seno
ell alma del que va no existe.
Antonio Pds.
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uLgIMAS SOvEDADEs.

81 tieus mated qua hacsr algdo 'sgso
yea 81 Immense surtido de ioyeris de todas
ciases. desds 10 Gas barsto hssts 10 msioi
en- ls antigua = acrsditada casa dc TtNAUp D.
donds % acabs de recibir sl meior suftidc
que nunca 80 he visto sn Puerto Rico
Tambien bay WA inmensa sarisdsd DE-
ef.ctos de plata plateados de- o,ras
nosedades propias para 'sgalos, lodo
ptecios sumaments imitados; snts. de
comprar hAga usted una vista dinho ssta
becimiento Zen sl oual se han bsche I'm
portantss reformasl y no 5udAmos saIdIa
usted complscido.
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PARIS BAZAAR.

Para este tempo de fresco, Sc
roaliza uua partida de capas de
fieltrO may barata. PARIS BA.
EAR de Pedro Giusti .-Forta
lcza 81.
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CASA 6EIGEL.
F0rtaleZa 2l.-Edi6cio 0T6O6es

En- ests tisDdS de modas. on dends
no hay nm solo articulo paaado de- no
la. comprsdo A final de sstaoi6u. siuo
as Gltimss creaciopss de Ia modh en-
slIs mAnlfestaciooss mas elegantss y
beIlas. acSba de reoibirss I'M extsnau
snrtido de medias finas bordadas ca
ladas de Ia fsmoss casa LORD Y TAY-
LoR, oorcets "Directorio", traiecito.
monisimos para uinos desds a L.
amos y tsmbien para Seboras Seho-
ritas: formas de sombreros de Ultima
uovedsd. plumas 6nas. adornos y flo.
res. faldas. blusss y otros articulos del
mas re6pado gusto. Todo 10 de esta
tiends es puevo y fjDo; NADIA de saldos
nj pacotilIa.
Sc ARRIENDA por 5000 mensuales
una casa en- Nsrsnjito y so cuerdas dc
terenos magnl6cos para Ia siembra de
tabaeo y frutos meoores. Pago por Sc.
nestres sdelantsdos ContraEo por s
4ios --IniormaAp SoI Ilg. lhA
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Noticias de Manati.
de nuesfro corresponIdl.

de nuestro eorresponsd'.:
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no ca ciertc el TuDor pdbloo de que el &C.
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rnejor informado. &c tao solsmsnte u
ralifieo 60 mis- notieiss soers sI runcr.
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ssl b ssoido ouDpEi Eisnpis cop IL 10.
formscitp eisrts ? sersetsy iAnSI b.
eugA6sdO Ls cOrsipOndsDciA, diriEida
po' bombre' 'eriOs.
El kiosko que de oUeys eonItrueei!r
Sc hs lsvsotado 60 Ia plaza, dsspuls 81
hsber llsusjo slguuos iOeoDvsnisrtsI our
o5stseuiiIsbsn 81 spersufs fuS insuElrs
do e5o el ponsre De 'Sienpre vivo" oost
auisodo s sus parroquisDos cen dulssI ;
lieorss per 50 duebo DOB CsrpsIs ssDebsi
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ds de Ia sinpsiics ? virsucss Sta Csrn,t
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pob!as!to Sc 5esp.d:6 De noso;oi sI 5u.l7
del cs-oGssi que Sc en.oo.rabs sa Is ps
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rasesos 81 6olsiilo.
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