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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-26
GARDEN ISLAND NOT
EXCITED POLITICALLY
Republican Walkover Conceded
and Candidates Practically
Known at Present Time.

While politics on the Garden Island
does not create the sensation that it
does on the other Islands, still there
is some of it that commands interest
says the Garden Island. Geo. E. H.
Baker, the present county auditor, has
positively stated to some of his friends
that he will not seek another term
Of office. The man to fill his place is
not yet known. 1t seems to be even
beyond the speculation of the wise
ones
1t is rumored that Sheriff Rice will
,again seek the nomination for an
other term. There is no doabt that he
will land the plum at the Republican
county and district. With the nomi-
nation settled there will be no doubt
as to his reelection in November
The suggestion comes that Joseph l
will oppose Mr.. Rice again for the
office. The Republicans, however, are
not figuring seriously on his running
1t seems certain that 5. X. Kaeo,
county attorney, and J. NJ. Kaneakua
county clerk, will receive the nomna
tions of their party for their respect
i've offices without asking. The lat
ter, however, is undecided whether or
not he would seek another term of
office.
There is no talk about the supervis
orial honor of the district of Lihue,
but it may be safely predicted that
H. D. Wishard will be the unanimous
choice of the Republican party for
supervisor As yet, no opposition is
known. NJ. K. Kanikanihie, with his
talk for higher wages for the road
men, may try his luck once more.
1t is understood that Waimea and
koloa will return F. Gay and W. D..
McBryde to the supervisoriad chamber.
In Hawaiian and Hanalei, there are
likely to be some changes. The report
from Hawaiian is that S. w. Meheula,
the present deputy sheriff of Hawai-
hau. J. X. Apollo and John Opio. the
present supervisor Of the district, will
all seek the nomination for the county
fathers Job.
John Opio, however, may retire, be
cause the duties of the office interferes
somewhat seriously with his plantation
work In that event, S. w Meheula
seems likely to be the man to land
the plum easily
In Hanalei. it is learned on reliable
| information. that J. K. Lota will OPP
pose VIM. Hubby the present father ,
of the wet district Lota is very
popular young Hawaiian and he may
be counted on to do some strong poll
ing.
The aSpirants for the legislature on
the Republican ticket are said to be:
Hon. f. A. Knudsen, for the senate;
Messrs, {. a. Rice, J. II. Coney, Dr..
Geo Hubby. ". J. sheldon, JAS. X.
Kula and Manuel Jardin for the house
of representatives. The Home Rulers
and Democrats are not saying any
thing, but it may be safely said that
they are sitting up and taking notice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-26
FEDERAL BUILDING SITE AND SUGGESTED ALTERNATEs.
Sentiment Developing Against Condemnation
Proceedings in View Of Possibility Of
Attitude of Congress.

to have portion of the Fort street
retail district eliminated, that the I'M
secured area is of much higher valua-
ton than was at first supposed.
In yesterdays Bulletin appears an
interview with an unknown citizen who
makes the query as to who would pay
100000 for the property adjoining the
present Mahuka site. The citizen ques-
tions the value from rental stand
point, but evidently has not Informed
himself as to the rents that are being
paid in that neighborhood. For in
stance, the First National bank is said
to pay between $500 and $500 per
month, and McInerny pays some hun
dreds for his shoe store premises. This
is for the ground floor section, on two
locations. which is about one-fourth Of
the HallCummins site, and makes
about $4,000 year. These rentals in
dictate that the Hall building, Cummins
Cor Castle & Cooke) building, and Ha
waiian Trust block locations would rem
der good returns on the values that
have been mentioned. Eliminating the
value of Hall & Son s lease, which, by
its terms, makes it an independent
value, the actual property involved
would, it is safe to hazard, net a six
per cent on the figures that have been
given in the neighborhood of 100000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-26
GAMBLING HUI WON'T
FACE JUDGE EITHER
Some Old Professionals Get in
Line and Refuse to Be Tried
by Andrade.

One little squeak almost cost Chief
McDnthe a profitable gambling game
at midnight, Tuesday, when, with his
staff, he raided gambling game at a
tenement in the block below the fish
market.
Unacquainted with an easier access
in the side of the building the chief
chose the second best route over a
fence in the rear which the boys scaled
by means of ladder. The guard was
doing at MS post but woke up quickly
when the officers approached. The chief
borrowed Apana 5 gun and leveled II
at the Waterman s head but the latter
was too scared to take the tip and he
made a dive for the bell rope to give
the alarm.
The chief thereupon kicked him off
the steps before his fingers had a
chance to find the rope in the dark and
then closed with him. He tried to
choke him off with his arm but one
little grunt escaped and the inner guard
stuck his head out instantly.
Without further fOrmalities the en-
tire detective staff sailed through the
side of the building and caught the
gamblers before they could put the evil
dence out of the way. Besides the
usual paraphernalia, S14 was found in
evidence
There were thirteen in all, their total
bail amounting to $3.50 which was for
feited in court Wednesday morning one
of the gamblers was the notorious Naka-
mura. one Of the worst professional
gamblers that the police have ever had
to deal with The present little con
tribution levied on his finances IS ex-
Pected to stop him for some time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-26
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; ;,s limbs, strength
~ :. and invigorate
!. ,5s weary body and
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-26

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-26
The Joys Of Living

,,nsndent on good NeaIT6- Without
sre dePenI = melancholy lot No life or
il We . az we plod along day after day.
anol.itbr homeless rut of dependency. This
in the a nur as we may all enjoy the
$ unn ast boon TO which mankind is heir
oorfeet health.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-20
STOCK MARKETS, RAILROADS. FINANCIAL AND MINING
GAL UMET 8 HECLA WILL SELL
NO MORE COPPER At IS CENTS

New York-Sales of electrclytic
copper were made Wednesday
morning below Is cents a pound.
However, transactions were few and
tar between. Inquiries for the met
al are large. but consumers are ask
ing drastic concessions. VIII CHI the
large, metal selling agencies have
not granted as yet. II is believed
that within the next few days the
United Sta.es Metals Selling Co.
which handles in the neighborhood
OF 6000.000.O00 pounds of copper a
year. win fix the price which will at.
tract consumers. This will probably
mark the end of the present down
ward movement The Calumet and
Hecla is expected To be out Of the
maket as a seller of lake copper
around 10 Gems within the next day
or two
Copper is not plentiful. aeeo, diag
TO leading interests of the trade. The
Guggenheim companies have sold
their possible output to July /, and
the stocks carried by the United
Metals Selling Co. are no. large.
A representative OF one company
said that copper consumption was
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-20
MASCOT ON A Boom.

Wilcox News: The Dos Capezas
mining region, north Of Douglas. Is
experiencing a boom peculiarly Amer
lean Manager Ely of the s1ascot
Copper company has put on sixty
miners. at the company's big plant,
and he has adhered 10 his policy not
70 hire a single Mexican for work
either above or below ground. The
result s a boom az the camp and
IN the vicinity Of Wilcox. LOCKING
across the valley from the Dragons
along line OF black specks can be
seen winding from the head OF the
valley towards the Chiricahua mount
alns-t.ese are the teams hauling
cut machinery and household goods
10 the camp. The men are establish
ing their families at the old gold
village in the mountains The best
machinery that can be purchased Is
installing at the mine. and already
many hundreds Of thousands OF tons
OF copper ere has been blocked out
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-20

BOSTON-Orders have been for
warded TO Arizona 10 prepare for the
closing OF. the Ar zona-Commereial
smeitcr
Crosscutting at the seventh level
has started. and rich ore may be en-
countered on this level at any time.
Z. is regarded as better Judgment,
however. TO close down and make a
thorough lockout of ore bodies
than 10 run upon a minor tonnage
which cannot produce a profit II
win probably cost about 100000 per
Level 70 open lower. but it must be
done
Very favorable comment Is heard
ip hnoksraee Offices concerning the
pronl, nuaaclnS Of Arizona Commcr-
eisl after the iaaow water had de-
iavca open ns the lower levels in
the r,tre
E-okers are also pleased that the
stock has had a natural market and
that no attempt has been made 20
support H.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-20
LEAsERs WORK CLAIMS

Florence Blade: Viee-President
Young. of the Superstition Mount
sin Mining company was here this
week looking for a within. caDie and
buckets for a new shaft. We learned
from him that ten or twelve OF the
company's claims are undergoing
development by leasers and most Of
these leasers are now taking out
high grade ore. Supt Hoyt and Mr.
Young are now erecting the new
Huntington NH beside the Hunting
ton mill installed some time since.
This win just double the companys
milling capacity and all the ieasers
win be kept busy supplying the
plant with ore. This company should
be a dividend payer within very
short me
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-20

now running 20 per cent in excess
of the previous high record. aud that
there was less danger of demorali-
zation at present than SIX months
ago.
He added that the next buying
movement would witness the alb
sorption of at least 10000. goo
pounds.
The price FOR electrolytle is be-
tween II rs and is cents. with some
agencies holding for 13 cents fiat
Until Calumet & Hecla cleans up
its copper for sale at 10 cents and
withdraws from the market. wn ch
should be this week. there will be
no opportunity for an advance in
electrolytic in fact. il is rather re-
markable that it has held so well in
the face OF the sharp reduction In
Lake
Manufacturers seem content. for
the moment to let the market set
tie of its own weight. but when they
are of the opinion that the bottom of
the decline has been reached. there
may be a scramble for the metal.
Consumers are feel ng7 for the bot
tom of the market now.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-20
SMElIE RTO CLOSE UNTIL MORE
ORE HAS BEEN BLOCKED OUT

Those of experience recall the I'M
successful attempt made several
years ago by interests in control Of
United States Mining to support
that stock in a receding market.
They remember the ali-night meet
ing al Young's Hotel when about
30 members OF the Exchange con
ferred over a situation resulting from
the discovery that the insiders. by
supporting the stock. had involved
= large percentage of the houses with
blocks Ct the shares on margin &C
the whole stock.
The shares. which closed around so.
opened next morning. around Z. and
there were three or four failures an
uounced
8r Amster has not lost in friends
by the recent decline in Arizona Com
mercial but has gained in prestige
By his Judgment OF market condi-
items and has now more supporters
than ever among local brokers and
investors
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-20
STOCKHOLDERS PLEASED.

Prescott Journal Miner: j. j.
+ sher. general manager Of the Lit
tie Daisy. left yesterday to watch
developments on that big mining enter
prise. after a few days in the city
on business. Mr. Fisher confirms
the telephone advices received in
Prescott Monday evening. of the de
velopment of an ore body. running
To th'rty-One feet. and the vein as
yet not passed through. He made
the announcement yesterday that
the eastern stockholders are jubilant
over the outcome of the enterprise.
and it is probable that wnen the
mine work is advanced. several OF
them will come to look the property
over.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-20
NEW MANAGEMENT.

Yuma Enterprise: News on the
streets Wednesday was that another
change in the management of the
North Star mineS was o take place
at once. L. 3. Carr. late of the
Pittsburg Harqua Hala company was
to succeed Superintendent Wardner
so it is reported Mr. Carr has
many friends in thiS end of the
county who viii h. glad to welcome
him south and congratulate the
company on replacing a good man
by one equally as good and much bet
ter known locally.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-20

BOSTON-Those minority stock
holders Of the Greene Consolidated
Copper Co, who DID not turn in their
shares FOR exchange into Greene-Cah-
anea Copper Co. will probably take
some legal action in the New Yorh
courts within a forth ght
When Col. William e Gfevne con
trolled the company he had system
OF bookkeeping pseunarly his Own
and In this way kept the accounts
OF various operating concern aad
the Greene Co. a holding company.
as one. In this way il was imposs'-
BILE for stockholders to determine
the exact status Of affairs.
A former officer of the old COM
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-20
OLD GREENE: STOCKHOLDERS
THREATEN LEGAL ACTION soon

pany says that never did the cost OF
produc ng a pound of copper under
the Greene regime fall below II
cents a pound.
The Cole-Ryan management inn
mediately started the keeping of
books in an up-to-date manner by
separating the accounts OF the sever
al operating companies. In this way
reports for the past two years have
shown that the holding company,
Greene-Cananea, possessed no In
come and the income from sales OF
m nerals and production has been
kept where it belongs-on the hooks
OF the operating companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-20
SILVER DISCOVERY
IN chihuahua

PHOENIX, April ia remarkably
rich silver discovery has been hade
recently in the Sierra de Los nuer
tos. OF mountai1 Of the dead" Calso
called Duende. or haunted mount
am. about skis miles southwest OF
Fl Paso. in northern Chihuahua.
The I. scovery consists Of silver
suIphides q high grade at the very
surface. a shaft was sunk p feet
and a general average sample Of 800
pounds Of ore was shipped 70 the Fl
Paso smelter. which ran 265 ounces
silver and 4 L. per cent copper. Hav-
ing proved that the rich ore is going
down. the owners let contract aid
The shaft is being sunk to the 100
foot level. from which point two
drifts win be run each way in the
vein
II the ven continues 10 hold its
values. the owners will afterward sink
another hundred feet. and frcm that
level run similar drifts in the vein
There are back streaks of clean met
al. assaying COCO ounces silver per
ton. The collar OF the shaft is well
timbered.
The owners are ten employees Of
the Fl Paso smeiter. The company
Is called Los Americanos Mines com
pany
Los Muertos (or Duende) mount
ain is a solitary range rising Ike a
spectral islsnd from the surrounding
Barreal. The BarTeal is a white
plain extending from New Mexico
south to San Jose station on the Mex
lean Central, and from Is 10 20 miles
vide. 1t is as level as floor. MI
RACES are almost constant, giving the
Barreal the appearance Of a vast lake
or inland sea enclosing the Muertos
mountain island This mountain Is
about ten miles long and two or three
miles wide. and covered with grass
ana a few scattered oak and jumpers
which make it appear a real oasis 4
the surrounding desert Recent,
water has been found in the mountain
sufficient for camp purposes.
The nine is about twenty miles
southeast from kilometer 80, a statio-
ON the Mexican Northwestern railway
The name Of this mysterious SOLITARY
mountain is sad to have originated
from a story OF the Mexicsns TO th'
effect that several years ago tW'
Amer can prospectors we're minin'
there all alone. and they used U
take turn packing water from IN
one was seen riding away and NJ
never showed up again
An investigating party atter~sr'
visited the mountain and found IN
dead body Of the other IN eabii
with every appearance OF having Dee
murdered. Samples cf very rich 81
yer ore we're led up around IN
cabin Filled with superstitious dFea'
after burying the body. they hurrie'
away without searching for the mine
Tonopah. Goldfeid and other NJ
vsda camps we're found IN the mids
OF desert wastes. and the physica
surrounding Of Los Muertos AID 10
Americsnos mines are very similar.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-20
COB INCORPORATION.

PHOENIX, April I9.-Three well
known residents of Glendale appear
ed Saturday at the Office OF the
board Of supervisors. having with
them a petition signed by 106 resi-
dents OF that section, asking the
board to call an election of the PEG
pie OF that place on the quest on or
whether OF not Glendale shall incor-
porate as city.
The men who presented the petit
ton state the people OF Glendale are
unanimously in favor OF incorpora-
ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-20
EXPECT BIG FIssURE,

Florence Blade: Billy Davidson.
OF Superior. has located temporarily
in RAY He and Jas. Neary sin
hold their copper ella ms at Superior
and have discovered on the initial
claim Of the group. an east and west
fault fissure. similar to that OF the
Silver Queen which lies about one
mile 20 the north on the same ore
zone. The Queen fissure has been
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-20

prospected TO a depth of 400 feet
and shows. in the lower levels, re-
markable values in silver and cop
per. The same amount of develop
ment work on the Davidson-Neary
fissure should show me same results.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-20
Vs.

Liza terrible que yo que daria mi vida por usted
llegue hacerla dano?
i N oha sido mucha cosa a!-dje sonrendo rav6s de
mis- nfantes lagrimas
i necesaro que la haga dano! Liza sientese usted
aqui, escuchara mi historic. ser6 muy largo
Obedec sencio. 81 comenz6 81 reanudase
relac6n nterrumpida
y asi perd todo interes Liza. No importaba 10 que
puese dem FL cuadrO que haha de hacer famoso
fue venddo por mad de precio, y. tratt de
rar ell ovdo donde desgraciados buscarO.
probe perdi aqueIla poca dgnidad que quedaba
y que toda mi esperanza para alcanzara a used.
-Si hubiera usted tenldo pacienca....
-Pero no la tuve Y mucho mas facil deiarse If
dando desde la ctspde, que trepar ella Unos ounce
dias despues de venddo mi cuadro moria de hambre
guardilla de L6ndres avergonzadO de la
por Carleton Street avergenz0 de asomarla
aun hoy
Las verdes joyas susurraban e CRYSTALLINE arr0yuelo
queiaba al dscurrir los guarros y intervalos
egaba oidos rafaga de misica trada por la
brisa
YO hablaba; lie dejaba que reatase historic
manera cuandO termnase, lie referria la mia
En- la msma casa, viva muier lamada Blanca.
desgracada pendenciera cratura vuda de
Decia que mardo habfa sido caballero.
tudante caavera que cOntrajO deudas sent6 plaza La
tome dinerO prestadO Me auxiliaba paea. pues
de modo hubese de hambre, hubiese endo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-20

do-No me sorprende que rehusase listed s amor Ina
con una glacial carca ada No admira que declinara
nsted mi magnanima ofera la noche de Berkeley Street!
Dios mio cu5nto debe used habese redo de mi " vol
vi6se con expression de ira Y resentmeno.
No me he redo de usted Gerarrlo. On Gerardo, me
trata usted con poca generosidad!..
i No lIore used !-tiio sin mrarme-iNo lore usted
81 no auere wolverine loco!
listed es que vueve loca 5Que lie he hecho para
oue sea usted ia nGuro conmigo tan cruel g..
listed no ha hecho NADIA Soy e que me he arr'lna~
do a mi msmo.
-Pero usted no esa arrunado Seremos feces soy ri
"a teneo una gran fortuna todo suyo mn apreclo
DOR el dinero es tan solo porque puedo ofrecerseo
=Silencio !-excam6 pntandose semblante una
expression de vergiienza angusta.-No liable usted ash
Liza NADIA puoe usted hacer NADIA demasiado arde to-
do ha conclude para mi.
No rs tarde No mporta 10 que usted haya hecho;
yo lie used. Gerardo, estOy dlspueso casarine
con usted maliana mismo, 81 usted quiere
i EscGcheme dijo asendome por la muneca con tanta
violencia que hizo dano-Esc1cheme usted unos mo-
menos va le he dicho que he vendo decra ago, Liza
ago que duee mas decr que usted dOlera escucha
-5Que ?-de alarmada ante ell siniestro resplandor
de sus negrOs ojos.
-Algo que hara odoso a ojos de used.
- Me lastima usted la muneca -murmur6
! r-iPObre manecta !-exclam6, detenendose la beso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-20
Hotel Paris. .
CALLE MENDEZ VIGO Mum. lAt
Mayagmez. ST.

Sit1:ado este establecimiento eM u
centro de la calle Mendez Vige, eoa
ua jard1n al frente, es ell que reuns
mayores ventajas y comodidades pare
los seiiores viajeros, y ell que crente
con mejores habitaciones frescas, ven.
tiladas, maenfficos banos y duchas.
- Comidas { todas horas -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-20

Sc encuentran de venta/ I
las Leyes y Resoluciones
de 1909 q un peso ejenl-
plar, y un peso 10 centa-
vOs con tranqueo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-20
Seetiofl reIigic$a
SANTOS PARA MANANA
Santa Ines virgeny san Fructuoso y
srnmpaneros martires.
rs A S

Catedral-Dias laborables: Z, 7-30 y $50
-Festivos: S, S,9y H..
San Francisco-Dias laborables: FEES
tivos: $50, ~ 7-3O.
San Jose.-Dias laborables: y $780,
4 Festivos: $50. y 7-3O.
Santa Ana.-Dias laborables: z y 7-3O.-
Festivos: 6 y 10.
Puerta de Tierra-Martes 7.-Domin-
gos:9
Sagrado Coraz6n (Santurce).-Dias Ia
borables: 7-30-Festivos 7-3O Oy9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-20

Ufn|B 0bII |eCddW en- ID ubIgd0 del B0et0 AGCQ0ID'
.Alma Museo oantares' poesas Manuel Maehsdo
Soda Gaera otros mismo auto DO nsavos Ca
obras poeicas de Julio Flores:
Fsonaa Lsoa Poena s11o oaaa una con franqueo
Triun1o Tda Dogo p Manuel Oaretero
esegdas ouos Enrique tomo 50 cts ranqueo
Rma Boheas por Molina anqueo
OBRAs D RAMON DEL VALE NOLAN:
Lobos omo anqueo
Marques Badomin Coquos Romanicos tomo IS centao
Agxia Blas6n barbara fanaueo
Parer memorials del Marques de Bradomn tomo s.
For ssdss
Lyendas, Poeas tomo 65 cenavos con hanqueo
R P"ms eonss de oao se9s 50
E Parna 1rgsino po
obras en- ~oa rerso por somoza s2o anqueo
Lendas Hspano Americana verse; por Ques Pastor
La Hoa Romdnioa Poesas po F. Fortn
Cassanas Poesa por Maria Gabey Galan, 80
Acuara Cunto Poeas Lorenzana e5
Rame de Fataoiones on pra Verso, por Jose Cona tomo
Oteaass, poesas Reyes, 60
centavo con franqueO.
oria del Ebro Canos RUqu6s Todoro Inar
1 tomo 80 centavos con fIanqueo.
Del Cercado Ae"o Versones poecas Daz Oanedo
so fTanqueO
Poesas Ruben Do, fnqueo
Piarera poesas de Martinez Sierra 80
tianqueo
Camino Poesas po Emilio Ferari so
ranqueo
las Vegansa F. Garcia Sanchez, 60
tayo fIanqueo.
por Baudeare,
Eduardo
Poesias Alfonso Perez Nieva, 40
fanqueO
Andauo Rnas por Confines Murube so
fanqueo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-20
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IMPORTANTE

IMPORTANTE
DeDido al aumento de negocios he.
mos trasladado nuestra oficina de New
York
rs PINE STREET.