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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25
The GREGG COMPANY, Ltd.

One of the main reasons for the success
of the Gregg Co, Ltd. in catering to the
needs of sugar planters Is its policy of keep
ing In close touch, through its branches
with every new development in the sugar
industry With a large factory and main
Office Mt Newburgh, New York and branches
In Hawaii, Cuba, Porto Rico, New Orleans
and New York City The Gregg Company.
sells plantation railway equipment direct to
the sugar estates in these places. Repres
entatiyes Of the Company, in addition visit
Japan Formosa and South America. In fact
every sugar producing country In each
locality 1t has adapted Its products to the
needs of the planters Through its direct
representatives, The Gregg Company is en-
abled TO maintain its position as a special.
list in narrow gauge railroad and plantation
railway equipment. Gregg Canoe Cars
Gregg Cane Unloaders and Gregg Portable
Track are well and favorably known wher.
ever sugar is grown.
In Hawaii Gregg Cane Cars are in use on
every large sugar estate. The excellence
Of their design, the strength and durability
OF the material employed in their construc.
tion and their patent labor saving features
make these Cars the standard of the Islands.
Efilohb tnt WHICH tSldDllSn bfeBS
cane cars rs Of exceptional value are the
patent malleable iron spring Drawbacks. ad-
Unstable stake pockets and malleable iron
brake heads. The Drawbacks are made with
wide faces so that no matter how sharp a
curve they will not slide past each other,
are equipped with heavy springs, thus saw
Ing the car much hard usage, and are practi
cally indestructibe. Another feature which
recommends them to the planter is that
they have permanent links ana pins, thus
doing away with the old trouble of pins
getting lost in the trash and going through
the rollers. The adjustable stake pockets
are equipped with an ingenious device
through which the laborious hammering at
jammed stakes is a thing of the past The
malleable iron brake head holds the shoe
securely in place, but is so made that when
the latter is worn out 1t can be replaced in
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25

direct from the centrfugals. The three
mills are driven by two Corliss engines,
steam being generated by burning bagasse
which is fed automatically to the furnaces
The Company manufactures one grade of
sugar, all the lower grade sugars and
molasses being worked over into the No.
/ grade The capacity of the mill is eighty
tons in twenty.four hours.
The average mill extraction OF the sucrose
in cane is about 92ia per cent, depending
very largely, Of course upon the general
condition Of the cane.
Connected with the mill are the machine
carpenter and blacksmith shops, where the
various appliances are driven by water pow
er. Water for mill purposes is taken from
the stream flowing near the mill.
All cane is weighed before going through
the mill Connected with the mill is the
laboratory, where all sugars manufactured
are under complete chemical control
Some two miles from the mill is the
steamer landing, to which point all sugar
is conveyed by rail, and thence shipped to
Honolulu The warehouse is capable of
holding 10000 sacks of sugar
Upon the lands OF the Company there are
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25
EVENING
KOLOA SUGAR COMPANY
Oldest Sugar Area Where Portuguese-Amercans Own
Their Own Homes and Work Plantation.

dence and makes him very desirable citi.
zen.
Crop for 1909.
The total output for 1908 was 1860 tons
For the 1909 crop there has been planted
rs acres of plant cane, 7S4 acres of long
ratoons and 275 acres of short ratoons
This should give a crop of nearly 1850 tons
as the average return of sugar is four tons
per acre, although in 1908 1t reached nearly
Az tons.
The cane is fed direct to the 9.roller mill
which is supplied with the Deming super
heating system, five open CHARTERS one nine
and two twelve.ton vacuum pans, one triple
effect. twenty.four Weston make, centrifu
gals and sacking device taking the sugar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25

the following stocks Of animals for working
purposes and meat supply of the plantation:
Working cattle 300 head; sheep, 800 head;
beef cattle, 200; mules S0 and horses $50.
Mr.. w. Weinzheimer has been manager
of this successful company since 1906
Previous to that time he had charge of the
Laval section of the McBryde Plantation.
The increase in capacity of the large reser.
vor and the construction of the new ditch
are both due to his efforts. He has engeged
to take the management of the Pioneer
plantation at Lahaina, Maui.
For assistants he has the following stan
Head overseer Chas. Wilcox; Chief Mill
Engineer, +. Loehr; Bookkeeper Geo,
Bruce: Timekeeper, Philip Rice store
Manager, A. Buchholtz Physician, DR. A. II
Warehouse.
Officers of the Company:
President, Hans Isenberg
Vice.President G. NJ. Cooke.
Treasurer, w. Pfotenhauer.
Secretary, +. Klamp.
Auditor, A. Haneberg.
Directors, c. M. Cooke; II. Isenberg, ID. p
r. Isenberg, f. Klamp, w. Pfotenhauer.
Honolulu Agents, II. Hackfeld & Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25

- HE Waimea Sugar Mill Company, Is
one of the small properties upon the
Island of Kauai. Its total acreage OF
500 acres is planted with the Lahaina vari.
ETY. of cane.
About one.third OF the area in cane Is
plant. the balance rattoons. The highest
elevation at which cane is planted is 100
feet. The soil is a red loan, the method
of preparation for planting being ordinary
blowing with mules. Cultivation process Is
by killing up, fertilization and irrigation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25

FourMiIe Ditch.
Twelve inches is the average yearly rain.
fall, yet from January LIST. 1905 until Sep.
TENDER but one inch of rain fell, the cane
crop depending upon irrigation. From March
l to Oct. l, 1908 no rain whatever fell. The
water supply for irrigation purposes former
ly came from wells, the water being lifted
by Rsdon high-duty compound pumps.
These pumping plants are not in use at the
present time, Water Is now brought from
the Waimea river through a ditch four miles
long, which furnishes about G 900 900 gal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-25

~HE property of the Koloa Sugar Com
pany is situated in the Koloa District
of Kauai
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-13
10 Apple ma thn Ornnna.

rhs past season has been favorable
testing the relative merits OF the
pie and the orange as marketable
gnmodltiea. Apples have been scarce
z dear. Select fruit Of both kinds
3 retniled for about the same price.
han bought in small quantities for
eedy consumption there Ii very little
oice n point OF economy between
: apple and the orange az this sea
a's prices. With trouble apples can
made 70 30 further than the same
be IN oranges.
rhe grange season IL shorter than
lt q the apple. Oranges have long
" considered a dellcacy and not a
lndby. At hlgh prices they cannot
npete with apples. because the fruit
the orchard lends itself to a variety
uses. IL helps 20 make many an
inomical but otherwise inslpld dish
latable. Tho apple has a wide
lge for culture in this country. 1t
ght 10 be grown probably without
placing the orange IN the market.
ncrmally the two are not In com.
ition ct the table.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-13

70. Real fssSs


Weekly List Of DaFgnina.
s29o-Each for good lots in Tayior's
Addition.
@2zS--Each for two nne lots in Lake.
shore Addition: street graded. city
water.
ssoo--Each for two lots In North Park
Addition.
s0zB-For double corner on Occur a.
Alene street. in oBrien's Addition.
dition. only nine blocks from Post
ONCE.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
ssoO--FIve room house and lot, sOx140
feet. on Fourth street.
SO0o--Nice lot and s-room Bungalow In
Forest Heights: an ideal place for
young couple.
91OOO-For lots, one a corner, and 6
room house in Taylor's Addition. This
Is a snap and must be sold quick.
e10OO--For room house pantry and
closets. porches, close in.
g1OOO--For room house on Occur a.
Alene street in o'Brien's Addition.
gI200-Double corner and room house,
plastered, In Simm's Addition. Land
Is 1OOxl40. This is bargain.
, s15OO--Five lots and room house.
good well of water and gasoline
pump; can irrigate.
s1G0O--s room house and corner lot in
o'Brien's Addition.
S1sO0--7 room plastered house and one
lot, In Lakeshore Addition. on grad
ed street; good buy.
910OO-D0uble corner and s room house.
modern, in Taylor's Addition. A nice
homo at reasonable price.
e210O--5 room house and lot, only 4
blocks from center; pantry and 2
closets, 2 woodsheds; and Including
household furniture. This is good
s2IOO--Good lot on Fourth street, with
good store building; storage and barn
for three horses. Has good income
from rents.
9SOOO--F'ive acres OF fine gardene land
in city limits; room plastered house,
pantry and closets, 2 halls, 2 porches
cellar, barn, outbuildings, poultry
plant for 400 chickens, $50 fruit trees
grapes, and all kinds of berries; city
water. This will make a fine home.
DOn't Overlook O'BFIen's Addition for
Fine Residence Lots.
AMERICAN Trust COMPANY.
ans sherman street.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-13

a reader of the Appeal to Reason
pjects TO the editorial comment in
recent Issue OF the Evening Press
ating that the Appeal Is losing
found. He saya that was some time
10 and that the socialists are rally
b 70 its support and Its subscription
I II growing. This may now be
ne biit the old condition will pre-
u again when the socialists get
'er the squirt Of boosting the sub
riptions. Socialism can never come
10 power In this country, because
f. not in keeping with our customs
Of oure form of government.
lould such q misfortune overtake
a country II would end disastrous
TO government by the people
a for the people. socialistic ideas
government are impractical.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-13

The Evening Press has undertaken
. task Of furnishing the marines on
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mascot. but there will be no guar
tee that the mascot will not soon
come master Of the vessel after he
"a acquainted with the rules and
ne Of navigation. He will at least
~ the boys a tussle for first place.
be Il 10 have the credit for furnish
tho cub bear9
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-13

There Is general approval OF the
tion Of the city council In taking
er the public library. a handsome
e from the Woman's club and
netting that will be looked upon
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a preserving the library intact un-
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pot q council with the public spirit
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cry member voted for the library.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-13

Evolutionary Russia saw the Con.
lntional Democrats give way TO the
tohrists a. the dominant element
tho dounia. A similar change seems
have befallen Turkey. but not as
result OF a popular election or
,eaurp fron the throne. Twice
MN q year the Praetorlan guard
shown itself master OF the altua.
Z. nrst bringing the monarch 10
ms and more recently the Young
re- reform ministry.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-13

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particular people.
Leave information at the Press Of
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-13

resident DaaE Of Mexico ls In hiz
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N committee ON elections pressed
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-13

lark Twain has Incorporated his
be and doubled the sine Of his farm.
y 20 b. hoped he won't need extra
reFoom for the books bis corpora.
] win sell 10 itself.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-13

ghile We are talking Of panic prices
brsadstufT Canada h cheerily work.
away 90 ship her surplus TO the
world By a quicker and cheaper
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18

Otter Galerne bar Der forifieIlige
6ritnfsforneielier pod Sportsplao-
len, og tiliioit afbolotes en- 1tor 8on-
fet, / bDilfen bar {. 700 Deltogere.
Dgiaa / Seaport g. S, blep ser /
6abrifant &arl Matbiaien's &iem
afbolot en- @run6lopsfeit / bpilfen
oeltog Danife fra forifieIlige Ggne
I 9lhtaterne, fremragenoe Danlfe fra
a11ore Ggne al 2an6et> Ser bar paa
Nelie biem til Dunmarf for at Sell
tage | .6e itore 6anf-amerifanlfe
Sommerfeiter Ser, og 6anife Meuo
og &bin0er, Ser er paa 8elgg ber /
Mmertfu. 8lan6t Salerne bar So
ltor Aoam 9on, &r. Strobe @am=
bulcb, 6orfatteren Carl &anien, S5ru
Sobanne Slien fra 8rooflpn, SSru
9on1en og Srgfnerne gliiabetb Gao
% Cline 8egtrup fra Danmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18
Sorbfjelp / spbenropa.

@toite 6re0ag Scat biemiggtes De<
portementerne &eral1lt og @oucbes
on &bone beo 6en franlfe MiooeI=
babsfpit al ct Sorolfinlp, ser pi1t11of
bar foitet flere @unoreoe Mennelfer
2ipet> flint Mntallet al Sc 0mfomne
eronu life er opgiort. 0giaa flere
al Departementerne lengere oppe as
Nboneflooen blep bieniegte, og man
&c minore 8pcr blep 6els beIt laat
&uiner, bells giort felt nbeboelige.
De 1tprre @per, Marieilles, Mimes ga
Sor1lon, Ser er ioli6t bpggeoe, les
rtnge SfaSe, men Sc let bpgeeoe
2anosbper blep for en- flor Del rr,i-
11ereoe. 6lere biitoriife @pgnings.
perfer, iaale0es &irfetQarnet / Mon=
fapret, fog itore &epner. Dg1aa
&ortngal, | Grobinierne @ltuarp pe6
Sago Slooen, @eira og @eia, ID /
..Spanien ! @perne Barcelona %
8aolonu, marfe6es S~or0nialpet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18
&ejienoc Mecnter.
S. Saeubicn.
u. ". VI. Scnisn.
@ans @plScn Scuicn.
Speu1 fpmmcr til at bctale?

Ger fan ingen Spipl bore ON, at
sen @eifat1tng al &orporotioner3
@ettooperifuo, iom bar beret paa
Sale / Sorbun0slenatet / Sen iioite
Sio, lil0e bore retfer0ig, foru0iat
of &orporationerne tom til at BE-
tole Sen. Stan6aro Oil, Gutter
truitel1, Sobafstr11lten og bba6 Sc
n11 be0er alle, bil0e ielbfplgelig l16ett
fprre Gene bore iltan0 til at BIZ
bragg en- @nes Millioner til &egie-
ringsuogifter. Sg Sc bil funne gi9'
re set iaa 1neget lettere, iom 6e, iaa
inart en iaa6an Sfat bar %faltilaaet,
ffpn6iomt bil0e inoittlle &arepriier'
ne 6erefter, iaale6eS at Eublifum
Tom til at betale Sfatten. SSffffe
Blot piloe &orporotionerne / Brafsts
gaa ramfri, men btl6e obenifigbet
faa ct lille gatis Martprium al
fmpffe fig mes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18
Gn &empebro.

2pr0ag it0ite l1ge oabne0es Ben
itore Queensbopobro / Seem Sort,
set fier6e itore 6orbin6eliesle6 mel
lem Monbattan og Song. Sslan6,
for 6eroielen. &abningen foregif
meo forifiellige 6eltligbe0er, en- So
raoe al militere og borgerlige Or
gantlationer og en- 6laa6epara6e op
40 Gait &iper. Sen npe 8ro er sen
itprite al fin Art / @er6en. Ser
egenlige 8ro bar Ell 2eng6e al
1925 SOB, ct @pan0 al @roen ober
6loben 9it for Gen bar en- 2engoe
al 984 500, og 8roens &gi6e ODER
ben 6aglige @an6itan6 / Glo6en ct
1876 sos. Me0regnet Spgangene
fra 2an6 til Sen egenlige @ro bar
@nlegget en- ion1let 2engoe al
9>617 SOD. 10000 Menneifer fan
pos1ere Sroe1 I S1t1et, og Den JOINT
leoe l1ogift be0 Mnlegget far beret
$12,500>000. Ser bar peret bpg-
get paa @roen / 8 Mar, og ser er
c. $4,000 &ubifpor6 Murberf /
&illerne og 6un6amentet, og @taa=
let | lelpe @ronerfet beier $4,000
Sons. @roen er en6nu life ful6t
feroig for Sen ful0e Ger6iel. Ser
bliper ioaleoes 4 @gibaneipor poa
set eberite 8rogulp og 2 Bromena-
Der, Ser er II SOD breoe. Set ne
oerlte 8rogulp. ifal bape 4 @por,
bognslpor og Ell SO SOD breo @ig.
rebane. Salt er @roen beregnet
paa Ell 6eroiel of $50 @illioner
Mennei Ter aarlig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18
Gn iaget Seger.

Ebeo6ore &ooiepelt bar in6til for
faa Moane0er ii6en Mmerifas NET
omtalte Mano. @la6ene bob6e al
fo &ooiebelt be6 &aanoen, ON life
anoet. @n ifi6n Sag foribanot ba11
fra set offenlige 2ip> og bans @fter-
mano, Mr. &aft, er me6 lin itilfer=
oige Natur langt min6re blepen
@fibe for iournoliitiife @ggeIps.
Sntet timber, at 8looene ng6iq al
Der Clip paa ct ioa t%afnemmeIigt
Sbieft iom Sen forbenberenoe 8re-
fi6ent, tro6s bans u6trpffelige Gro-
be6en fig al Sn6griben / bans 8ri-
batltb iom Seger, fgr fan rejlte til
Afrifa. &an forlangte at bore i
Greo, fife at futile itnu al @er6ems
&eporttcre til &egnlfab for, bbor-
1tat1ge @purbe> 9uer, @iroffer el.
Ter Glefanter ban ifdo. Ero6s Set
te er Ser aoifiIlige @la6e, ser lepe-
rer 6aglige &apporter ON, bbo1
&oofebelt u6retter i set forte 6olt.
lamb. 9et er ga en- Srg1t at bi6e,
at 6isie @apporter life TANNER fra
Mfrtfa, men er opfun6ne poo 6e
biemlige observation-disclosures. Denne
Mpiiernes Saqe1 efter @ooiebeIt
Mfrtfa ct en ret uifplbig @port,
naar Blot B11bIifum er paa set rene
me6, at Sagtbtitorierne lite er an6e1
END bba6 Mmerifanerne fal6er
rGtibingitories".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-18
n@pme Coming Celebrations.

Set ct en- imuf og iun6 Sanfe
Ser ligger til @rnno for Sen itore
&iemfomitfeit, iom &acine, @is.,
%forbereoer / nelte Maane6, s. 5. og
6. Suli, og / bpilfen Sen in6bp6er
ollie tioligere &acineboere at 6elta-
&c. SITE min01t tiltalen6e er SEN
for Sc &nn6re6er df 9anife runot
om / 2an6et, lom / fortere eller
l9ngere Si6 bar bapt&s beres Stem
&acine, 6en r6anifeite" $50 I @eiten.
@tbbert Ste0, bpor man bar til
brogt en- fortere eller Iengere Ye-
riooe al tit 2ip, bar oplepet, Saint
pe, Geire, @eoerlag, @le6er og
@orger, gie1nmer Min6er, font fer1t
opnaar BEN ful6e Srtifbe6 paa feIpe
Aaiteoet. Set er SEN famine Tanfe,
Der bringer 16ban6reren til efter
maaife en- balb eller feel Menne1feal-
oers Graberelie fra Te6relan6 oe
Jeoebiem bbor / Sc mellemliggen=
De Iar alt er blebet foran6ret, al
1enges tilbage, at offaite olle Mog
for belt og bol6ent at funne ba6e
Zig | Mtn6ernes Strem. Sanfen Ell
ioa imuf, at Ben bur6e tages op al
ollie 8per og @olonter, ogioa inoen,
for Dor Station. Set bil6e tiene til
at fnDtte os n9rmere 1omme11.