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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-03-13
Automobile
Is Burned
Endangers Much Property
and Many Lives.

w naC came near De1ng the most
serious fire ever experienced in Wal
luku occurred in the garage, owned
by Dan T. Carey, on Tuesday night.
On the return of the automobiles
faom the steamer at McGregors Nj
r. Medeiros took the car he was
driving to the garage where he
stopped the car at the place where
the machines are washed. 1t was
noticed that the car was not acting
right and there was an occasional
back fire. The driver brought his
car to stand still and turned off
the switch but before the engine
stopped there was an explosion and
fire started in the dust pan under
the engine.
In short time there was a blaze
entirely enveloping the engine.
E, f. Deinert and H. NJ. Coke
advised running the car out of the
shop as the fire endangered the en-
tire shop and the five automobiles
in the shop at that time. Before
this advice was taken there was an
effort to eXtinguish the fire but
when the flames had extended to
the gasoline tank and all of the
front bed of the machine was atire
the car was run out and much sand
spread over the parts in order to
eXtinguish the fire.
The sand was of great service in
putting out the fire on the flat parts
but OF no service on the walls.
The hair cushions made great
blaze and a hot fire and the wood
work under them was entirely burn
ed out and the solderon the twenty
gallon gasoline tank was melted off
while the top of the tank was a
mass of flames and live Goals.
A stream of water was kept play
ing on the burning cushions but no
great benefit seemed to be derived
there from and when al hope SEEM
ed futile and certain loss of the car
was predicted and an explosion was
momentarily expected, which would
have meant the death of number
of persons, Dan 7. Carey threw u
large quantity of water on the flames
and extinguished them all as sud
denly as they had occurred.
AT the time of the fire there were
over ten gallons of gasoline in the
tank. The blaze was under the
tank and running up one side and
there was a great fire and much heat
just on top and how it happened
that the tank did not explode and
cause the death of number of peo-
pie by burning will never be ex-
planned.
During the whole time that the
fire was i'll existence Mr.. Carey, d.
II. Davies, and two Chinese en-
ployees at the garage worked
heroically to extinguish the fire.
The car was much damaged but
to what extent is not yet fully
known. 1t is evident that the car
must be re-wired, new wood work
in certain parts, much new up
holstering, and repainting.
Whether the machinery is dam
aged and to what extent is not vet
determined.
The car was insured for about
fifty per cent of its value.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-03-13

Meeting
Much Important Business
Transacted.
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The board of supervisors on
Thursday night passed the
following importantmeasure
To pay all claims for sala.
ries of County officers on the
1st of each month.
To pay all road laborers
twice each month.
Opposed in strongest terms
the passage of house bill No.
"A which would change the
date of the meetings of the
board.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-03-13
Death OF Mrs.
NahaOlelua
Was One of MauiS Most Pro-
minent Women.
Special Correspondence,

MIS-. Nanele NanaOlelua VI La
haina died in Honolulu, Monday
March Sth.
The remains were brought t. La
haina for burial.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. L. Kroll of the
Episcopal church.
Mrs. Nahaolelua was a daughter
of st. John an Englishman who
for many years was the chief
steward of King Kamehameha ILL.,
In her younger days Mrs. Naha-
olelua was regarded as the most
beautiful part Hawaiian in the
realm. Her husband was son of
former Governor Nahaolelua.
Mrs. Nahaolelu was universally
respected and loved by all who
knew her intimately.
She was the mother of twelve
children eight of whom survive her.
Her children who survive her
are Henry of Santa Cruz Califor-
MIA, George of Los Angeles, John
of Honolulu, Charles of Honolulu,
Albert of Wailuku, Alexander of
Honolulu, Miss Alice and Emma
of Honolulu.
The funeral was attended by a
great many of the friends who de-
sired to show their respect by at
tending the funeral.
Two japanese were caught fish
ing with giant powder on Sunday,
Deputy Attorney Vincent of Wal
luku prosecuted them before Judge
Ricard on Monday. They were
fined $50 each.
Mourono is Wailuku chauffeur.
He has a fine automobile and he
handles it very skillfully. On
Sunday he came to Lahaina In
the evening three japanese, a
woman and two men, were taking
a stroll in the silvery light of the
moon, the same moon that shines
in Japan, when Mourono came up
very suddenly. He blew his horn,
but too late, the woman disappear
ed under the automobile and one
of the men went beadlong in front.
Neither one was killed.
Mourono was arrested and might
have gone to Jail but for the fact
that Mr.. Fred Church, the retired
capitalist of Kahului went his
bonds for large amount and the
authorities promptly released him.
At the investigation the battered
Japs assured the authorities that
they were entirely at fault and
that they had no desire to have
the driver prosecuted because of
the fact that they had received an
honorable kick from an automo-
bile.
The Lahaina people have petit
toned the Legislature to leave the
liquor law as it is and to grant APP
preparations for new courthouse,
and an armory. They are in favor
of a liberal support of the Lahaina-
luna School and they wish the
circuit court still retained in La
haina.
County Attorney Coke was on
Molokai from Saturday till We'd
nesday.
Charles -Hartwell went over to
Molokai last Saturday to hunt for
a few days.
Banker Lufkin is about to erect
a cottage on the beach near the
Lahaina School, He will have a
fine climate and a beautiful loca-
ton,
The Rev. l. Kroll is building
on the ajoining lot. Mr.. Lufkin
will have good neighbors.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-03-13

Last Saturday the Lahaina
teachers had their monthly meet
ing at which Inspector Wells gave
a paper on primary arithmetic.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-03-13

sugar SO deg. test $50 Beets los AID.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-16

HUGO-The compressor and
other plant which was destroy
ed by fire last week is to be re-
placed at once and the neces.
sary arrangements have now
been made. The property is To-
Gated in the Saltese section and
has an excellent showing Of ore.
CHIPMUNK--A. report from
Mullan states that good progress
is being made with the driving
Of the cross cut tunnel. This is
now in well over 200 feet and it
is expected that the ledge. will
be encountered about 100 feet
further on. A large amount Of
development has been done and
some excellent copper ore ex-
posed in all the workings. The
mine is being developed under
the management Of Larry Dool-
ing.
MCLEOD ...CLAIMS-Develop-
ment Of this group Of five
claims adjoining the property of
the Montaiia-Standard Mining
company on the Montana side of
the divide has been started and
is to be pushed as rapidly as
possible. !. The claim, have a
good showing of copper ore,
H. E. MA trip Of inspection
was made to the mine during the
week by L. W. Hutton and Aug
ust Paulsen, two Of the princi-
pal owners of the Hercules mine
at Burke, both Of whom ex-
pressed their confidence. in the
property. The lower tunnel has
just intersected the the ledge at
a point about 200 feet west of
the ore shoot encountered in the
upper workings and drifting has
commenced. The property is To-
Gated on Revenue gulch. in the
Osborne section.
TORINO-A deed has. been
filed with the county recorder
by which James Cozzaglio has
transferred to Frank Leonesio a
one-forty-eighth interest in this
property. The consideration
is not named. The property is
located in Mullan section and
has an excellent showing of car
Donate ore. A long lower tun-
rel is being driven. !
CLEARWATER GOLD = A
force of men has been set to
work on the development of
this property located in the
Clearwater section. The claims
are placer and have good gold
values.
STANDARD - The work of
repairing a cave.ins in the No.
s tunnel is being pushed as rap
idly as possible but it will be
some time before the ore can be
handled through this outlet. l
SNOW STORM-No dividend
has been declared for. the month
Of September. The output from
the mine is said to be curtailed
owing to the failure of the COM
pany to reach an agreement
with the railroad company with
regard to the question of trans.
oortation.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-16

!, COMBINATION GROUP-A
, new crosscut tunnel is to be
started Immediately to develop
this group of claims, adjoining
the Bullion mine. The new tun
) mel will be about 300 feet long
! and it is probable that, as soor
! as the best site has been ascer'
} tanned, that a contract for 1O(
feet will be let. The development
, will be done under the manage
ment of Forest D. Fraser OF this
, city.
MAJESTIC-The iron carbon.
ate ore encountered recently in
the face of the drift is said to be
, improving and the galena to be
} coming in stronger. The prop.
J erty is located near the Hercules
mine and will be kept under de-
: velopment throughout the win
ter.
AMERICAN COMMANDER
The crosscut tunnel through the
No. 5 tunnel of the Hunter mine
has now been driven about 205
feet and it is expected
that the ledge will be encounter
ed in from so to 70 feet more.
Progress is being made at the
rate of about two and one half
feet day.
WILBUR - Good progress is
being made with the contract for
100 feet recently let to Chris
Anderson of Burke. The tunnel
is now in about 44O feet and it
is believed that by the time the
present contract has been COM
pleted the ledge will be encoun-
tered. The property adjoins the
holdings of the Occur d'Alene
Lead-Silver mine at Mullan.
CEDAR CREEK - Work un-
der the contract recently let to
John M. Weyer is progressing
steadily and the machinery in
stalled at the mine is said to be
giving excellent satisfaction.
The property is located on Cedar
creek between Burke and Muir
ray and has an excellent show
ing of ore.
BELMONT-A special meet
ing of stockholders has been call
ed for October Is in the Offices
of Otto Freeman at 7.3O p. m.
for the purposes of acting on in
creasing the capital stock from
its present par value of ten cents
to par value of 81 a share.
BEAR TOP-A car of concen-
trates and a car of crude ore
were shipped from the mine
Monday. Shipments are being
made at the rate of from 8 to 10
cars a month but a new ore bin
is under construction and when
this is completed it is the inten-
tion to enlarge the capacity of
the mill and to increase the out
put. The mine is located in the
Murray section and is being de.
veloped under the management
of George Kiebler.
IDAHO-LOS ANGELES - A
contract has been awarded to
Alexander Mcdonald for the CON-
pletion Of the annual assessment
work. This will be a continue.
tion of the present tunnel which
is now in about 100 feet. The
property is located near the CAL
lahan mine in the Sunset Sec
tion.
NEW HOPE-The face of the
tunnel is in heavy iron carbonates
and it is believed that the ledge
may be broken into at any time.
Iron carbonate ore has been cut
for about six feet but the has
not yet been passed through.
The claims are located on Two
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-16
DALMATIA-The face of the

! DALMATIA-The face Of the
tunnel is heavily mineralized
and small stringers of ore are
being encountered from time to
time. 1t is believed that the
ledge will soon be broken into.
The property is located on Pine
creek and is being developed
under the management of Steve
Barbora.
GIANT-The drift is being
steadily pushed and the showing
is said to be improving. A large
amount of naturalization is
showing in the face Of the tun-
mel but considerable amount
of work has to be done before a
point under the upper workings
is reached. The property is To-
Gated in the Sunset peak section.
ST. LAWRENCE-It is re-
ported that a deal is pending for
the sale of this group of claims
to Spokane people. The property
is located in the Saltese section
and has a splendid showing of
copper ore. The principal own
ers are Angus and Dan Suther-
land of Wallace and Finch &
Campbell of Spokane. The
claims have not been worked
for some time.
BONANZA MOUNTAIN-The
crosscut tunnel is now in over
1870 feet but about 40 feet still
remains to be done before the
ledge is encountered. Over 80
feet Of the contract recently let
has been completed. The prop
erty is located on the Montana
side of the divide and is being
developed by the Amalgamated
Stock Holding company Of this
city.
INDEPENDENCE GROUP
1t is reported from Murray
that some fine crystalized lead
ore is being encountered in this
property. A crosscut tunnel is
being driven and it is believed
that the ledge may be encoun-
tered at any time. The prop
erty adjoins the holding of the
Jack Waite group and owned by
George Schnellman and B. F.
copper.
SILVER CABLE - A. large
amount Of mineralized matter is
being encountered and it is be-
lieved that the ledge may be
broken into at any time. The
long lower crosscut tunnel is
now in we'll over 14OO feet. The
property is located on the Mon
tana side of the divide and has
an excellent showing of ore in
the upper workings.
CLEAR GRIT-A report from
Delta states that a contract for
more development has just been
let. The property has been un-
der continuous development
for some time and an excellent
showing of ore has been made. |
Development is being done
under the management of R. B.
Bohannon.
RAINBOW. The ore which was
encountered towards the end of
the week is said to be holding
out ,1,oll n al Ia :.a..:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-16
.BREi|T|Es FROM VARIOUS PROPERTIES

GUELPH--The contract let or
this property some time ago hal
just been completed and ar
rangements for the letting of an
other are being made. The prop
erty is located near the Hercules
mine in the Burke section ant
is being developed by a Ions
drift. A good showing of ore
has been made and it is expect
ed that the contract which il
about to be let will bring forth
important developments. A trir
of inspection to the mine was
made during the week by Secre'
tary J. B. Steffes.
WHITMAN GROUP-A new
forge, car, track and a large
amount Of other equipment has
been ordered for this group Of
claims by Manager J. G. Nc.
Diarmid. The property is 10.
Gated on Pine creek and will be
kept under continuous develop
ment.
HIGHLAND CHIEF--It is re.
ported from Pine creek that the
bond on this property is to be
taken up and a large force of
men set to development in the
near future. The mine has an
excellent showing Of ore from
which shipments have already
been made. In addition to this
the property is equipped with a
compressor and all necessary
equipment. The principal own.
ers are Henry Gilbert, Mike Sim
clair and associates of Kellogg.
BULLION-The new Knowles
pump has replaced the small
pump used to handle the heavy
flow of water below the 160-foot
level. The sinking Of the shaft
has commenced and good prog
ress is being made. It is be-
lieved that the mine will soon
take a prominent place among
the shippers of the district.
GRANITE & ALLIE - The
new Cameron pump has been
installed and the preliminary
tests have been quite satisfac-
tory. The work Of sinking the
shaft another 100 feet has COM
menced and it is believed that
on the completion of this the
mine will be in a position to
make extensive shipments. The
property is located near Murray
and the old stamp mill has been
remodelled for the treatment of
lead.silver ores.
! MONARCH. M. Lilligren,
who has been connected with the
Last Chance mill at Wardner,
has severed his connection with
the Federal company and will
take charge of the mill at the
Monarch mine. A new ore bin
is being constructed and the ar
rangements for the enlargement
of the present milling plant are
under way. The property is To-
Gated near Murray.
IRON MASK-The ore expos
ed in this property is said to be
holding out in spendid shape
and to be improving with every
foot of development. 1t is said
that a representative of an east
ern syndicate is expected to
make an examination Of the
property at any time. If this
report is favorable it is probable
that immediate steps will be
taken for the erection of a mill
and for equipping the mine with
other machinery.
PANHANDLE SHELTER -
The report that an agreement
had been reached between the
conflicting Greenough and An
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1909-09-16

| A~AAANDOV AAS VI q WulSl w CS0
encountered towards the end of
the week is said to be holding
out we'll and be improving as
depth is gained. The long tun-
mel is now in about $50 feet.
The property is located in the
Osborne section and will be kept
under development throughout
the winter.
PHEDORA-Good progress is
being made with the contract
for $50 feet of tunnel work let
to F. M. Buckingham of this
LITTLE NORTH FORK R. R.
The survey for the branch of
the Idaho Northern railroad up
the Little North Fork is now said
to have been almost completed
and it is expected that the work
Of construction will soon be
commenced. The new branch
will be about Is miles long and
will give transportation to a
large number of prospects and
mines in that section of the
Occur d'Alenes.
SYNDICATE-A trip of in
spection was made to the mine
during the week by Manager
Fred Steers of Wallace. Mr.. |
Steers will make arrangements
for the continuation of the de-
velopment and for letting a con-
tract. The property is located
in the Saltese section adjoining
the Bryan and has a good show.
ing Of ore. u
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-23
Lipton Sends a Silver Cup
For Tug Of War

BERKELEY. May 22.-Sir Thomas
Upton has sent silver cup to Berke-
ley. which will arrive soon. for the
winning team in tug of war contest
The cup will be placed in the keeping
of the California athletic club. a new
organization formed in the West end
by number of the young athletes
Soon after the cups arrival here the
tug of war Will be held in California
park at Third and Cameliia streets
Entries are invited from all parts OF
the state. The team winning the tro-
ply three times will retain its perma-
nently.
Daniel f. Dusgan president of the
club and a merchant of the West end,
began tho negotiations with Sir Thomas
which resulted in the sending of the
cup Upton is great sportsman. and
when the request for a suitable trophy
was made he at once replied that
silver cup would be sent It is ex-
pected here within the next month.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-23
DARTMOUTH WINS
NEW ENGLAND
H0NORS
Hot Fight for Championship
Ends When HOIdman Cap
lures Pole Vault

BOSTON. May 22.-It was not until
o. Is. HoIdman of Butte. Mont, cleared
the bar in the pole vault against a
northeast rainstorm that Dartmouth
won the twenty-third annual cham
pionship meeting of the New England
intercollegiate athletic association on
Technology field today by score of
81 = points.
Up to the decisive leaps in the pole
vault there was hot fight between
Dartmouth and Massachusetts Institute
of, Technology and Williams. Holdman
cleared the highest bar. while Fenton
of Technology won second place for
his college. and Captain George Hor-
rax of Williams clinched third place
for his institution
1t was hot fight for place from
start TO finish and the first fve col
leges finished as follows:
Dartmouth S21a; Technology. -;
Williams. "a Bowdoin, 201s; Amherst.
II.
The disabling of \. A. sherman OF
Dartmouth in the broad jump yester-
day eliminated one of Dartmouth's
greatest point scorers. and threw the
weight of the competition for the
wearers of the green upon J. B. Haw-
ley and T. r. Palmer. Hawley sue
ceeded in taking both the dashes which
sherman was picked to win and also
first place in the discus. while Sherman's
leap in the trials of the broad jump
yesterday were not beaten today and
gave Dartmouth first place in that
event.
Then came Holdman's vault and with
five first places and tie for first
place in the sixth event. the New
Hampshire college had no difficulty in
coming out with a lead and taking a
fifth leg in the new Is year association
cup.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-23
ALAMEDA HUMBLES
C0GSWELL NINE
ON DIAMOND
EnciHaI City Lads Win Academic
League Championship
by One Run

BERKELEY May 22.-In an eNcil-
ing pitchers battle between Hollis OF
Cogswell and Mackie of Alameda. Ala
media won out this afternoon in the
finals of the Academic athletic league
on California Held by score of 8 10 ?
Hollis made what is probably an A.
A. i. record by striking out 20 men.
allowing only four hits and passing
but two men. but Alameda made three
of her hits in the first inning. which
was handicap too great for CogsweH
to overcome
The game started off with coSswen
al bat and Godfrey. the drst man up.
was hit by the pitcher. Codington put
down neat little sacrifice. advaneing
him 10 second. but Zamlock fled out
and Mackie caught foul off the bat
of Hollis. Hollis struck out J. Mackie.
the first Alameda man up. and then the
fireworks started. r. Gay Knocked a
sizzler through short and T. Maekie
followed with two bagger to left.
Then Murphy came through with
Texas leaguer To left. which BOIande~
could easily have caught had he start
ed in time, but it hit the ground FIVE
feet away from him and bounded in
the bleachers- According TO the
Sround rules this was home run.
Scott and Grey. the next two men up
both struck out. and then Alameda had
no chance against Hollis pitching.
Cogswen scored her runs in the
fourth after two men were out. Cod
dington flew TO first. Mackie walked
Zamlock. who went to third on a hit
by Hollis, who stole second. Mitchell
struck out and Beran dropped beauti-
fuI hit in right field and both zamIock
and Hollis scored. Mayo ended the in
ming by knocking a grounder to first
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-23
Big Shake Up Certain in
Boston National Club

BOSTON. May ga big shakeup in
the Boston national league team seems
certain. President DOvery has been in
New York for three days and no one
except those in the Office know his
whereabouts. 1t has been reported that
he was looking for material To
strengthen his team.
Becker's slump in batting has dis
cOuraged Bowerman. Ball and Chap
pelle have been offered to western
club. Bowerman and Chance had q con
ference yesterday but could not come
TO any understa nding II was stated
by a close friend TO Bowerman after the
conference that Bowerman had offered
Chance two players, in all probability
Cecil Ferguson and one other. for Reul-
bach. Chica go's pitcher.
Manager Chance left Boston yester-
day for New York to be present in the
interests OF the Chicago
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-23
AeOIian Yacht Club to Hold
Annual Regatta Today

with the exception Of the AeoIian
yacht club. which viii hold its annual
flag regatta today. open dates are in
order for ali the other clubs around the
hsy. This week has been very windy
one and the amateur tsrs are in hopes
that it win keep up over today, espe-
ciallA- in the case n the Aeolians.
The Alameda yachtsmen have entries
in four classes but only in the 3s foot
class VIII there he any contest. If the
wind is light the hagship Nautilus
stands a good chance while IL the
breeze is strong the Edna and Emma
seem TO he the coutenders. II viii be
the first time this bunch has ever met
under Aeolian colors. Judge johnson.
George Bell and Ernest Wilson com
pose the committee that win handle the
race.
Following are the entries:
20 foot class-Aeolian and Anna s
25 foot class-U & L Merry Widow.
Beaver. Ceres and Mist
SO foot class-Nautilds. Thetis. Edna.
Emma and Dawn.
"A foot class-Speedwell.
Special yawl class-Iola, Tyee, Jester
and Maybe.
The course viii be a beat from the
Alameda mole to the May Flint buoy,
then a reach along the water front to
Hunters point. and with a quarter run
home. the nnish to be off the borax
works at Alameda