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member Of the health and sanitation Supervisors
any into the premises
refusal on the part of such producer or HendF or
entry such inspection be required by such
and Physician inspector officers be punished
by permit of such producer Vender or distributor by
Supervisors And shah be unlawful for any person
persons corporation with the City and County
other duly authorized officer or nrioye Of
the performance OF any OF the duties required ny
section - It shall be the duty inspector inspectors
inspect all diaries and other milk establishments in the City
County of satisfying himself themselves
Section 49, The City County Physician
herebefore described shall
the right an. have free access g ana grS all places
SALE and to all carriages other
transportation or delivery OF milk for the purpose OF consumption
Il Honolulu
City Physician and the milk inspector
inspectors take samples of milk from
person. persons selling exposing for sale exchanging deIv
4 - -, ~ t l ia san1e is take, and shall Them and
mil
the other half Of said sample Such
of
thereof shall be made by the taking such
sample in book TO be kept for that purpose showing
the
of he permit.
Section - Nothing herein contained prevent
condensed milk what known
milk, provided the made
compounded prepared clean, fresh wholesome and unanaed
milk within the this Ordinance and sound and wholesome
provided
of milk solids shall be not less than tweneght cent " Of which not
less than and onea cent ezra shall be milk fat
Section l6 Pure skinned milk shall be permitted for sale delivery
shall distinctly labeled
"skinmea Milk letters and half inches high
person violate provisions of this
punished by of
imprisonment.
Section This Ordinance shall take effect thirty after the date
Introduced Supervisor R. W. Ayett.
of February a. D. 1910.
Approved his day of March, A. D.
81 o6 90 30
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned having been duly
appointed the Executor Of the last VIII
and Testament of John Ross, late of
Honolulu, in the City and County of
Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii, de
ceased:
Notice is hereby given to all per
10 present their claims against the
estate Of said John Ross, deceased. duly
authenticated, whether secured by
mortgage or otherwise, to the under
signed at his office. No. % Merchant
street, III said Honolulu, within six
months from the date hereof. or they
Will be forever barred
And all persons indebted to said
estate are hereby requested to make
immediate payment to the undersigned
at his said office.
Dated, Honolulu, 7. H. March %.
1910.
H. NJ. Won HOLT.
Executor Of the Last Will and Testa-
ment of John Ross. Deceased.
S620-March -, April l. :. i. %.
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TERRITORY OF HAWAII
TREAS URER S OFFICE, HONOLULU
OAHU.
In re Dissolution of the W. y. A"~
& Company, Limited.

Whereas. the ". G. Irwin Compan,i
Limited. Il corporation established a rs
existing under and BY virtue OF the , .nr.
of the Territory of Hawaii, mas p .na
suant 10 law in such eases nlade . al
provided. duly filed in this offlee, q sor.
ton for the dissolution of the sa .:ss ~.
poration. together with eel' iaM
thereto annexed as required by ia" rsu
Now. therefore. notice is herep. hssn
to any ana all persons that na's inner
or are now interested IN any i.l" that
whatsoever in the said corpora'l9hna' said
elections 10 the granting of the e. '1 on
petition must be fled IN TINS , mor TO-
or before III clock noon OF Ma a,sons
1870. and that any person OF "st be
desiring to be heard thereon lnu Under.
in atre9dance at the Office of the unI Ho-
siencd. in the Executive bullalGss' day.
n6um at II 0 clock noon OF sal o.;tion
- show cause. if any. why saio P'"
should not be granted, I1xG
Treasurer. Territory OF i"
Honolulu. March lst, I9iV' mi, 1. 8,
SGO2-March i. II, IS: ., Ap'
Is, %, 20, May 6.
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AUCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT
LOTS IN HONOLULU, CITY AND
COUNTY OF HONOLULU, TERRI
TORY OF HAWAII.

On Monday. April -. 1910, at u
0 clock noon at the front entrance of
the Capitol Building. will be sold at
public auction the following govern
ment lots:
l. Lot at Iwilei Gold washhouse), Sc
So SO. tt, $i0,00o00.
,. Lot corner of Fort and Kuakini
streets. 1880 50. it., $4,000.
3. Lot corner Kawaiahao and South
streets, 1897 50. #, $4,000.
+. Lot No. $. AIewa Heights. 1.45
acres, more or less. $4,000.
). Lot Kaluaopalena-m akai, l.Gs acres,
more or less, $4,000.
6. Lot on Asylum road, $4,000.
:. Lot rear of Makiki Cemetery, 80
420 so. it., 100000.
5. Waiaka lots, Kamoiliih. prices
and areas shown on map in office
Of Superintendent Of Public
Works)
Terms-Cash L. ). gold coin.
Expense Of Patent Grant. stamp and
advertising to be paid by the pur-
chaser.
Further particulars can be had at
the office Of the Superintendent of
Public Works.
MARSTON CAMPBELL.
Superintendent Of Public Works.
Department Of Public Works, Homo
lulu, March -, 1910.
N62O-March y. 81. April II. is. p.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORE
CLOSE AND OF SALE.

Under or by virtue of the power of
sale contained III that certain linden
ture dated the Goth day Of April. 1901
made by JAY CHEZ. of Honolulu,
Island OF Oahu, Territory of Hawaii.
as Mortgagor, to AUGUST DREIER.
also Of said Honolulu, as Mortgagee.
and Of record in liber 22O, pages 1872
1874 in the Hawaiian Registry of Con
Neyances, which mortgage was assigned
by the said August Dreier to August
Dreler. Limited Gan Hawaiian corpora
u0n), by lndenture dated the 9TH day
Of November, 1907, and of record in
llber 295, pages 444 i46. in said Regis-
try; and pursuant to Section 2l6l
tthapter 1899 of the Revised Laws of
Hawaii. the undersigned. said August
Dreier, Limited. the present owner and
holder of said mortgage. hereby gives
notice that If intends to foreclose the
sand mortgage for condition broken. to-
WIT: the noIrTaTment Of principal and
interest secured by the said mortgage.
when due.
Notice Is hereby likewise given that
the property conveyed by the said mort
gage viii Toe sold at public auction At
,'.n "uct:ou rooms OF James F. MORGAN
-, kaahumanu street. Honolulu afore
NaId, AHcti"nrtI. on Saturday. the 10th
day Of April 1910. at twelve o clock
noon.
The property conveyed BY the said
mo:t- gag consists of:
All that certain lot or parcel Of land
situate on the SoutheaNterIv conner If
River and Belttania streets las extend
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
kaiwiki Sugar Company. Ltd

At the annual meeting of the sban
holders Of the kaiwiki Sugar COMPANY
Ltd. held in Honolulu on the 18Th Al,
OF March, 1910, the following direeton
were elected TO serve for the epsuu,
year:
F. NJ. Swanzv. 7. Give Davies. Ell
Wodehouse. ". H. Baird. and A, Lid.
gate; and at subsequent meeting Of
the said directors. held on the sam.
date, the following officers were ap
pointed to serve for the ensuing wear:
President ...... F. NJ. SWANZY
Vice President 49,. T. Give DAWES
Treasurer ....E. H. WODEHOUSE
Secretary 49,. w. H. BAIRD
Auditor H. ". NJ. MIST
W. H. BAIRD,
Secretary, kaiwili Sugar Co, Ltd
S6l9
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. II.

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE INSPECTION
DIARIES DAIRY COWS REGULATING THE SALE OF
DISPOSITION
UNWHOLESOME, IMPURE ADULTERATED CITY
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Hamakua Mill Company.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF ORDNANCE STOREHOUSE VI

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTITUTION
OF ORDNANCE STOREHOUSE. VI
fee Constructing Quartermaster, Homo
lulu, II. T.. Feb. q. 1910. Sealed pro
posals in triplicate will be received mere
until 10 a. M. March %. 1910, and tnea
opened, for construction of one olu'
nance Storehouse at Fort Shafter H.
T.. in accordance with plans and spec.
fcations on file in this office. Bidders m
will I've required to deposit ten dollars
(Sl00o) for each set of plans until re-
turn of same in good condition. lnlo''
nation furnished on application En-.
velopes containing proposals Should =. =.
endorsed Proposals for oIdn H,
Storehouse and addressed }. e. .ass
ner. Constructing Quartermaster, honO
lulu. II. 7, ., OK
S595-Feb. a, %, &c, %, March a. =
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Waiakea Mill Company.

At the annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the Waiakea Mill Co. held in
Honolulu on the 18th March. the fol-
lowing officers and directors were elect.
ed to serve for the ensuing year, viz:
President 4 Director. F.. NJ. SWANZY
Vice President & Director. ....
... 49,. ALEXANDER YOUNG
Treas. x Director II. c. DAVIES
Secretary 4 Director 49,. w. H. BAIRD
Auditor H. W. NJ. MIST
W. H. BAIRD,
S6l9 Secretary. Waiakea Mill Co.
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by People City County Honolulu

No milk producer
becomes operative either himself through his
County having
Supervisors of County Of permit
as hereinafter poded
permit. applicant present
applicant,
which said applicant supplies milk,
number of in the possession OF said applicant the daily
milk produced daily quantity disposed Of by
applicant disposition
four months after the fling OF such application furnish certificate
The Board shall provide furnish
ing such certificate without charge to the applicant Such application shall
be made the Board blanks
brand OF business NAME any under winch sad milk Is to be sold exchanged
satisfactory
the duty of the Board Of Supervisors to direct the CITY and County Clerk
City County tfereupon applicant
permit " sale exchange deliver distribute milk
within City County OF Honolulu.
permit shall be required place production.
supply milk sale
purpose Ordinance conclusive evidence ownership No
permit permit
subject at all times to revocation by sal" Board Of Supervisors in its discretion
upon provided permit shall
ter the revocation such permit after five % days notice in writing las been
permit ground
complaint against such and the time and place of such and
permit by Supervisors
without all the said
At least each firm corporation holding
permit County
permit super
required apca
permits their applications for permits herefo provided; and
applications permits required
said shall be registered be kept by City Clerk
for that
No person persons corporation expose
distribute, City
ard Honolulu milk vehicle unless
vehicle shall have exposed both sides thereof the permit number the
corporation selling offering sale
painted
inches shall placed said vehicle
ton Of duly appointed milk Inspector and in ease milk sold from cans
veh, permit
opening plainly superficial inspection;
exposed delivery,
Honolulu shall constantly exposed
the where milk
person persons, corpora
themselves and
County offer exchange
deliver Distribute his its with sell
exchange distribute
adulterad unhealtu unwhoeme milk, milk
which the has been skinned separated unless the specifically
and openly ed to be skinned mi
impure unbethful
and onwoome within the meaning of this ordinance under the following
per (s7>9
per Ca0 of
$rd Milk drawn from within fifteen before within days
feed
'1 MIX drawn from COWS kept an unhealthy or unsaF condition.
disease milk which contains than million bacteria cubic
9th which any milk
which Immediately being drawn the shall cooled
by ubmegns vessel which
depth equal by process oil
a temperature OF seventy
seven degrees O. Fahrenheit until removed for delivery thereof
It'll Milk which has been diluted with
stance whatever
sth. by con-
by analysis any substance or sub
milk to have been deprived either wholly
naturally normally contained in milk.
any person or persons firm or corpora
ton to have vehicle
cream is being or brought carried stored deposited sold exchanged
cred distributed exposed
any human being any ~ garbage refuse dyns fmening
Porefyns foul onwh"one noH"os filthy matter
oeles containing material or substance be
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Automobiles, 81 per hour. We take
you home in the hack limit for so cents.
Around the Island, $3.50 per passenger.
Auto Livery. Phone s.
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ELECTION OF OFFICFas


Al the annual meeting Of 49, ea
holders Of the Honolulu Gas ,ue stock
Limited. held March s 1S az company,
I owing officers and directors sAe iol
t,. to serve for the ensuing r were
T. J. LoWREY W: PRESIDENT
\. \. CAMPBELL'' NC II PRESIDENT
y. L. WITHINGTON = ! ! treasurer
c. L. WIGHT.., secretary
seos D. L. WILMINGTON. '''''
Secret.,r
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS
The B. F. Dillingham; IN p,

Notice is hereby given that :. .
annual meeting of the Stoekbo,a az INC
The B. F. Dillingham; COMPANY 'i ~ q
held on the 18th day of March , M.a,'
the lI following officers and directors , rs,.
b. +. DILLINGHAM.
W. T. FREAR.... D'iec'of
Vice President and D;ra.,,,
W. F. DiLLINGHAM. ''"f
......;... Treasurer and Direeto,
\. W. VAN EALKENBURG '''0f
.'......., Secretary and Diree,o,
II. G. DILLINGHAM;. D ;rss.ol
r. W. ATKINSON..... .Dree,o,
f.; r; = ~ y, lnN Director
= hLEN W, !, BOIIOMLEY. Auditor
\. ". VAN VALKENBURG ~
u,, Secretary.
s6l5-Narch 10 to % inclusive
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Laupahoehoe Sugar Co.

At the annual meeting of the above
Company, held on the 18th day of
March, 1910, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year,
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS

Entered Of Record March q, 1910.
Western Hawn Invstmt CO, Ltd,
to Harry Armitage ........,... Rel
Harry Armlrage, TT, to Arthur II
Armltage .................... ID
Arthur II Armitage to Harry Armi-
tage .............~.. .......'... u
Amos X Eldredge ct al by Mtgee
to Mary f Low. D
Mary + Low to Henry NJ Kaniho.. d
Joao Viveiros ct al to Jose de Paiva d
\ II Landgraf and wi to Max
Eckart OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NJ
Ne Fong to Chun Darn. B ;
Mary \ kaIoaamaikai to II p Il
Nsade -...........-....... l.
J : Bailey to J Alfred Magoon. NJ
Western & Hawn Invstmt Co. Ltd,
arah X Laa and hsb ct al. Rel
VIM Laa and VT to solomon kau-
name Ct al ..-..-... ....-....... u
Arthur II + Renton to Henry Va
terhouse TT Co, Ltd. Tr......... D
ke.omlka Awaawaa and hsb ct al
70 Wong Tong Ahuna ........... d
Edward " Thwing and WI to Trent
II TO, Ltd ................. 7 y
Il + Lewis and VT to August Wal
dcnmeier OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. D
Recorded March -, 1910.
e. q Wee Hop to YIN Pang. l.; lo4-
l00oa Of kuI G39, Bcrctania #. Homo
Iu.u oahu: l. yrs at so per mo. b
223, T 329, Dated April :, 1905.
&. Along to Julia JoAa-toue. d; :
IVA land Nuuanu Valley Rd, Honolulu,
Oahu: 81. b 3&2, P IS. Dated Oct,
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s6l6-Nareh % o. p, 26, 2s % 80, 81 April /,
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-18
"JOKER" IS FOUND IN
THE LIGHTHOUSE BILL
Measure Provides for Civilian
Inspectors, but No Pay

WASHINGTON. July IA Joker
has been discovered in the legislation
providing for the reorganization of the
lighthouse board on a civilian basis
instead OF under the military naval
supervision which has prevailed for
wears. As an important element in the
reorga nization congress provided for
the appointment Of civilian inspectors,
but search has failed to discover any
where in the law any appropriation to
pay such inspectors.
The consequence Will be that the
board viii have to do without the aid
Of the civilians until the next session
OF congress, and in the meantime viii
depend on army and navy officers to
perform inspection work, the law con-
templating that for a period not ex-
ceeding three years the president may
assign them TO such duty
This was purposeiy made part OF
the statute so that the transition from
military 10 civilian control in that fca-
ture Of the service would be gradual.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-18
FORMER JUSTICE
CALLED BY DEATH
Member of States Highest Tri.
bunaI From 1891 to 1908
Passes Away

Charles Henry Garoutte, former JUS
tice of the supreme court of California,
died at an early hour yesterday morn
ing at his residence 1881 Spruce street
Berkeley. He had been in i'll health for
several months.
Garoutte was Sc years old. He was
born in Yolo county. Despite adverse
circumstances he rose from humble
surroundings to the highest tribunal
of the state. In his earlier years he
took up the study of law was admitted
TO the bar and became prominent in
his home county. In 1885 he was elected
TO the superior court and served until
1891. Before the expiration of his term
Judge Garoutte was elected, November
(. 1880. to the supreme court He took
his seat January 5. 1891, succeeding
Justice James d. Thornton Justice
Garoutte served his full term of II
years and retired in 1908.
Since his retirement from the bench
he practiced law in San Francisco. He
had lived in Berkeley since the fire.
Garoutte leaves a widow, Mrs Clara
r. Garoutte. and two daughters, Mrs.
Grace G. IIovey of San FRANCISCO and
Mrs Amy /. Haskell of PaIo Alto. The
funeral arrangements have not been
made. The body rests at the chapel of
jameson & Niehaus, 2434 Telegraph
avenue. Berkeley
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-18
CURRY PARTY IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
Members of Delegation on Cam
paign Tour OF State Escape
Serious Injury

SACRAMENTO, July Ill ~ Nor
ton, clerk in the office of Secretary of
State Curry, who is on tour with Cur
ry in the latter's campaign of the coast
counties in the interest of his candi-
dacy for the republican nomination for
governor, yesterday telephoned his wife
from Eureka that the party had met
with an automobile accident.
Worried. Mrs. Norton today commu-
nicated with her husband by telephone
and was told that no one was seriously
hurt by the accident
A report that can not be traced was
to the effect that the Curry automobile
went over an embankment
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-18
LENS DRIVEN INTO EYE
OF WOMAN IN WRECK
Bank Presidents Wife Injured
in Railway Collision

RAPID CITY, S. D., July 17.-In a
desperate race against probable total
blindness. Mrs. Edward A Setter, wife
of the vice president of a National
bank of Cincinnati, O., is en- route to
Omaha tonight as fast as a special
train viii carry her.
Mrs. Setter was among the injured
in a collision yesterday on the Rapid
City. Big Bend and Western railroad
When eNtricated from the wreckage it
was found that the broken lenses of
her glasses had been driven into her
eyelids, mutilating the muscles and
nerves controlling the lids and it is
feared, the eyeballs. After a night of
suffering, the rush trip to an Omaha
hospital was decided upon.
The other eight persons injured In
the collision are recovering rapidly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-18
PALACE HOTEL
ROBBED; WAITER
UNDER ARREST
Employees Suspected of Stealing
More Than 1000 Worth
of Silver and Linen
Defective O'Day Becomes Star
BOarder and Watches Out
for Thieves

After an investigation which has
been carried on with great secrecy for
week by detectives living as guests
in the house, r. w. Winter. a waiter,
was yesterday taken into custody on
suspicion of being a member of a band
that has in the last three months
taken more than $1,000 worth of silver,
linen and bric-a-brac from the Palace
hotel.
Silver valued at $500 has been traced
and recovered through Winters ar
rest and he is now on detinue at the
city prison. Detective Ed O'Day has
been working on the case. He was as
sisted by the house detectives of the
Palace.
Much difficulty was experienced in
tracing the missing valuables and
fastening upon clew. There are hun
dreds of walters in the hotel besides a
large number of employees. who have
the freedom of the house. There was
nothing in Winters record that sug-
gested that he might be the guilty per-
son or one of number purloining valu-
ables.
canvass was made of the pawn
shops and much valuable information
gained from this nso5hod. In the mean
time O'Day lived the hotel and Sc
cretly moved about the kitchen and
upper floors, watching for an oppor-
tunity TO land his man.
The pawn tickets obtained, the police
say, show that the vaiuables stolen
cover brio a-brac. silver ware. silver
sets, cut glass, fancy linens and other
portable articles of ready disposal.
How far Winter himself was impli-
Gated in the thefts the police are not
ready to say. 1t is the general opinion
that there were several employees in
VolVed in the thefts
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-18
$40, AS, 900 COLLECTED
FOR CORPORATION TAX
Half of $4,000 Balance Has
Been Abated

WASHINGTON. July 17-Treasury
returns show that there has been paid
$26.445,6s9 of the assessments orfgi
nally made, aggregating s27,257,927. on
account of the corporation tax. OF the
remaining sS22,ooO, about half has been
abated by the commissioner of internal
revenue for various reasons or is in
dispute.
The expectation is that by the end
Of the month the 100000 unpaid will
be collected. Some of the collectors
have been obliged to impose penalties
for failure to pay the assessments by
July II.
In some quarters an impression pre-
walls that the assessments were not
payable until the United States su-
preme court passed on the constitu-
tionality of the statute.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-18
JUDGE WAS SLIGHTED.
SAYS GOVERNOR HAY
Refuses to Name Delegates to
Conservation Congress

SEATTLE, July 17.-Governor NJ. f.
Hay declared today that until he re-
ceived positive assurance that the
Washington delegates would be ac-
corded fair and courteous treatment he
would decline to appoint any repre-
sentatives to go from this state to the
national conservation congress to be
held in st. Paul this summer. Governor
Hay said that last year Federal Judge
Cornelius II. Hanford. who was ap-
pointed delegate to the congress
which met in Seattle, received discour-
teous treatment from the other dele
gates because he read paper criti-
cising the conservation policy advo-
Gated by the congress and expressed
himself as favorable to less stringent
regulations
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-18
GOVERNMENT ADOPTS
THE PAROLE SYSTEM
United States Prisoners to Be
Allowed Their Liberty

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Preliminary
steps have been taken at the depart
ment of justice to put into effect the
law enacted at the last session of con-
gress for paroling United States pris-
oners thus establishing practice that
has been adopted by probably half OF
the states.
The first step will be the establish
ment of rules and regulations for the
procedure of the board of parole of
each penitentiary.
Robert V. Ladow. superintendent OF
prisons, will leave Washington later
in the season to visit the penitentiaries
at McNeill island, Washington, and at
Atlanta and Leavenworth for the pur-
pose of setting in motion the machin-
cry to carry out the law.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-18
NEW DREADNOUGHTS
TO SAIL IN AIR
Prussian Company Formed to
Build Balloon Battle Crafts

GRAEFRATH, Rhenish Prussia, July
17.-The Lower Rhine company, with
100000 capital for the construction of
air cruisers, especially fitted for drop
ping explosives, has been formed under
the auspices of Court Won Moltke.
Dirigible balloons will be built about
$50 feet in length and having a ca
pacity of 1890 cubic meters Of gas
and carrying power of more than five
tons.
The framework of the vessel will con-
sist of wooden stays covered with rub
ber and silk. The central gondola,
which will be armored, will have a per-
pendicular shaft for shooting projec-
tiles.