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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
NORTHEAST

Thirteenth street and North Carolina. venue
northeast-CTeorEe O Pumphrey et al %
Louis n. LanEbaIIe. lot 1Z9. suusvE 1uSf SO.
gzI and 6z5 Z. street uortheast-Har-v E Glad
nan et ux- to Helen B Welch, lots Ia and
10 square SE- SO
1872 Duncan street no-theasr-ETel-y P. Kern
% ux- e. Annie c. Carroll. lot 3. square
111S. SO.
Duncan place northeast. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth s--eets-Johr 3 EarreI5 et 1x-
to Clarence b Hight lots I'D and III
square los. SO
Ken place northeast, between S1ntE and
Tenth Stree-s-CSeo-Ee 8 Cooper. e Tx TO
James a and Susie sheehsn. lot p. square
171 SO
MARYLAND avenue northeast. between Sixth
and Seventh streets K 1ne7v Bros 20 Rob
ert Herman lot l. square So, SO
Fourteenth and A streets uortheast-Eeune1y
Eros u Walter L Hagen, lot g, square
1855. SO
~ Seventh street uorthsas--Lucv z. Barker
% Lena NJ Ryan lot g square Ss6, SO
1870 D street uorthess--Nellie II Pattison 70
T0hn X. and Mar 2. Draper. lot a. square
1n5s. SO
r-if-1 street n7--heast between and K streets
Herman r Howeusteiu Ct Tx 70 Lizzie
Saue- lot s. square S3l, $500
F-o77~r77 street northeast. between L and n
z-ra1fs-yvflIia-1 y Morrison et uN- % Jo-
ssph p I-anahan. lot a square SO. SO
sol r street u-rthea st-Adol1h O Ruehssrn
& Lizzie O. Meier 20 same all interest IN
sane property. SO Mary z Euensa11 %
same all interest IN same property SO
Lionel A. ETapde7 ct al 20 sane sane prop
-rrv SO Ernest @ F2ushsa1n- Euar11sn 70
same same property. $50 John and Theltla
GoeppeI convey sane property 20 Herman r
F0wenstefn. SO
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Weiss 70 Dora weiss. hzE interest n lot
%. $40
Columbia Heizhts-Is4beua ". Ashford %
May Flynn. l0t ~. bs0ck ~ 80.
NeH C1S Road and Ridge Eoad-Ey illiasIl
II Wetzel e. ux- 70 Roy Il Pickf0rd. part
~ halte Haven and Alliance. s.
Furner estatc-.Al eZan1sr Miller et ux @
Rose p Andrews. lor y. square 2E57 $40
Whitehaveu. St Philip and Jacob-Robert J
kalden5ach et ux. TO Hortense j. Dawson
Thomas W. f5inste-i ana Annie +, ISiDsfeS
lots IS 70 s.. block I, $40
Belmont street northwest, between Eight
eenth AID Ninsteenth streets-Eiiizabeth
t1ocke - Josiah A. Van Orsdel lot Is.
block s. Washington Heights $40
nj Pleasant and Pleasant Plaius-Jagues F.
brennan 10 Augustus ". COnn0r, lot 81.
sQ-@fe u.s. So, william X hil ct ux-
- Spencer A. Harris. lot 81. square $685.
At Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-John
Sieber 20 andrew and Johaunah Eoerner.
part lot IS. block :, $500
Sieside-Antrew W. Lukei ct TX to Sam
Vel @ weber. lot -. block Ia SO
D1ooins' Addition-Iiarry J. Rust ct a.
trustees. . Joseph Pau. lots /. 2 . "a
Wgodley E'ark-AEiddaugh d shannon. 10
treasa HOilaudsr, I0r %. block To- SIC.
AL- Pleasant and Pleasant piains-SeveII A
Reeves ct uZ 70 F1oletta G. Baker. lot u
and part lot II. block IA SO.
lie l)roit Parl-Eichard :. Wolfe e TX %
-Fteet4n - ttay. lot -, block 4, so.
North Grounds Columbia UniFcrsl-y-ETcrle
A Gin e al, trustees. 90 Robert A. Bate
Argyle Salrk---harles J. Brown ct ux 10
James F. Brown. lots ana Z. square
Petaorth-Fraseis y. C4-sueu Ct ux. 2, Ion,
henderson. 5r-, and James b. Henderson
let =. 7nd part lots Il and u. square 81
Washington HeiEhts-J0se3h c. Brecken-idzs
- TX 20 barry Lee IZust, lot Z. block T.
PetTorth- Margaret ". Hos.er % Annie =
Anderson. lot q. square IS SO
Long MeadOHs-5zulei ii she'd e ssr %
Margaret a. Sadtler, lot I3s. $40 glarEs-sr
A. She'd conveys dover interest Ia Fa--e
property 20 Margaret = SadtIer so
- Drult Earl-ErIce Cleveland u Annie z
rem. -ot 81, block 3. SO.
--tllieT e1ghts-CharIes L. Veneer ef ny
- Naarles HeDger. l1l IS. 80 Charles
nehker conveys =s-=fz5 property 70 Ella y
WeEs=r, SO.
Washington Hsieats-T. @. Graham 70 Harry
calvert receiver. OTIS g. % g. e blocx
- and lots - and IS block g. So
PEASANT E-a-ns-E Harry EFarduan q Al 70
Louise II C5uan. Iot 81. square zgfe Fra
AT Peasant and Pleasant PIaIns-Wun s
A-ceartHJ, trustee, % Upton Il. RIdenovr
IT, l1r AL. $3.50.
spring road near Cedar road-Cfeorge c.
Humphrey 60 Va 20 Ellen Grail. Iot 81
square zSl5. $40.
Rhode Island avenue u1Ttlvye between Sec
CEc and TEir5 streets-EsIva A. Paul 10
Herman r Howeusteln. lots I'D - rs
square S1s5. $40
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I Company to Claude A. sp,ggis, lot IS. block
Rsadle Elighlaaas-United states Realty Com
F'any g George ". and Mary Schindler.
lots l. and g. square 5sZT. SO.
F-audle Highlaads-y-ash snEtoa Loan and
trust Company, trustee. % l. G. AcDon-
aid, lot Is. square 5sss. SO
Chevy Chase-Fdlton r Gordon eI ux- 20
James y. Thomas, lot Il, square 17fs, s1.71o
South PinehurBt-S0uth Pinehurst Company
20 Clyde d Garrett, lot 2. square 2s34 800
same 70 Henry B Myers. lots and 3
Jams, lot 4, squire 2534. 500
&crth Columbia Heights-Jennis 7. Goetz 70
Martha A. Mayse, lots 8 and -, block g.
Beseriy-sydney r. Marshall 70 IL Bash0u
crusar. lots -, H. Is. square 51s7. so
Auacostia-Editn zane PyIes et viz. Richard
A.. q Russell n and Emma Padgstt. lot
SIS. square 57s1, SO
AnacoEtIa--Joseph II Boswell o Ida Lee Bos-
vel lots 2s3, -, and part lot 20. SO
Addirion 20 COrsr-ss HeiEhts-Henry .
E-ongEecker e uX- 20 Emma c. Eaton lots
- and IS. block 2 SIC.
Richmond Park-7Sorthwest Washington In
proveuaent Company 90 ZereIda s. White.
lot e. square 2o57. SO
South KenIlworth-Bernsrd c. Brow1 et TX
- Charles Thompson. lots s. and g. square
5I55. SO
Eckirgton-GeorEe Truesssu 81 TX 20
richard r Brooks. part lots and s.
luare 4 SO
4
trustees. to the Transit Realty Company,
part SO.
West Eckinrton-LIuIe r. sLartern Ct viz
Harry J.. to Claude c. Rose. lot -. block
F-.lington-C5eorre TruesdeIi. trustee. % caro-
line J. HeEer tone-fourth). and 4 Lewis
Brown. trustee CJhree-f0urths). lot =, block
Chichester-EIla - Moore e. viz. Thomas J..
90 Bernard c. Brown. lor =. SO Bernard
@. Brown et Ux- conveys same property 20
Charles J.. Powell so
Congress Height Arthur z Eandle 81 TX
% Joseph L Waters. lot g. square 5sIl- szl5-
Bar=y Farm Juurneutai savings Associa-
ton 20 Charles P Roy, lots .. =. s1. square
so1th iFsruoklaud-sfary r Camille e -
John E % David c. and Jane 9 Brandon
lot and part Iot 9. block -. SO
south BrooEIaud-C-harles X Hetleld Ct TX
70 Joseph l. Topper. lot 3, block 8 So
TaI-ornaL PaTs-F2ichard @ RyneE 20 Lucretia
Jackson part LOT A. block 3, SO
DeauWo1d-Tn0EcaE 7. johnson % Catherine
A. beckett lots 90 and g. square 50sI. SO
I-iuw0od Heights-John " Glennsn. trustee.
% william r. and Addis c. Mavrittee, lots
- and =. block 3
Chevv C-hase-Chevy Chase Land Company 20
Daniel n Z Brooks and May d Dillsn-
hack. lots 20 and 81. square 1s5s
North Columbia F5elEh-s-I.ouise Park %
Harry c. and Margaret z wilson Boz q.
- 900 5.-e-ies r, rg4vaH % sutclIHs y
yvIffup- lots a. e. g. square zsI1- 10
south prouEIans-Tose ph L Topper e uN. %
Charles X EEerdeld. lot IS. block s. SO.
Connecticut Avenue Eigl-ari--s--t-1 .lilectllit
Avenue Highlands Company % william ?
Hale lot T. square 10s1. SO
Giles Dyer Estzte-C-haries f. Cree e al %
William Spencer HAIRY. l1- = and part lot
p SO
-rTinsnz CItv-Rohert F. Bradbury e. ux. 20
Richard Do1Eherty. lot 2 block 3. SIC
Peters lTfI Sea--L0utEe s. Ef-hclE u
Franklin P Nash part Sc
Aaron AMI BayIey's purchase-Jo5n Hirsch e
TX 20 George J Bradbury. part y1a-
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SOUTHWEST.

c street SOUTHWEST. between Thirteen-and-a-
E5aIE and Fourteenth streets-James J. SUI
Hvan ct 81 20 Annie c Sullivan. life
estate IN Part original lot = square 90. 500.
y street s1- IT. Ue5t. between Third and -Four
and-a-tiaf streets-l4eorge W Sanford e
TX 20 Eerla an J. Montgomery. lot 143 70
I4f. square @46. SO
Fourteenth street southwest. between 3 and
~ srreets-latEsriue C0nIey 70 United
states - America. part original lot p
square 81. 100
Q street southwest, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth otTrets-EliZabeth EIEiu CT viz.
Ernest T. - award S McEneE east 4S
feet % orig Al lot 3 square IS, SO Ed
wand S MchueW conveys same property 10
= lzEDe-l and Ernest T. Eigin. $40
Efalf street south west. between o and =
streets-denry IL Talbot 20 Harry NJ
Ls5aarl. lots 20 Z, square s54, SO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
NEAR-URBAN.

Inzles3de-Andrew ". Luzei q UN- 70 Finest
-sruucsen. lot a.. block =. $40
Pleasant PIaius-Harry & Wilson e. a. O.
Harriet + Aten, lot 10. square -51s. go
Pleasant PIaIus-Harry VFa-dunan q a. 60
Marion D and Jennie Pinch, lot ~ square
FselzneaE sla-or-Jacob n stein 10 Rleha-z
s. Wolfe. l1- s.. block ~. SO.
Potomac ghts-PO-cmac Heights Land
Company % " F. L0wance. lots Is and H..
Mount P--asa1s;-Sla-tha Brown to VIII azr
and Catherine Gass. south half lot Is, block
Cllaaala HeIghts-Charles w scudder 20 ux-
20 Henry G stewart. lot s.. block o. So
TE0Imead 8Ea1or-yVi lliarn a Craig et TX @
Ada V. craig. lot s., block a. SO
Pleasant FlaiDs-siarry War1ua1 e Al @
Eaths Eissler. lot Z, square Se4I- so
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plalns-Charies
z Wire ct NIX 20 Louis A Proctor, lot %
block j. SO
r6r.5in-z a55itiou-Nor1uan T. wiser 20 Lara
z Baker lot g. square s.. SO.
Izrie- HeIrhts-Franklin T. Sauuer e TX
20 Johu and Maria Brennan lot 254 SO
InEIezl5e-E-Iizabsth WaibridEe and others q
Lewis E BreInllger and william D. Wes-
lots Sc. SoI. and and part lot /. square
Z586 SO
Pleasant Plaius-Hs-ry B. Wilson et al O.
Herbert VNa-ualing- lot 2 square -5ss. SO
Pleasant PIatus-FfarTy Wardman e. ri. q
Anthony h and Anna ". Hemeit. lot g.
square 500 SO
John r Magruder- lot 80 square Gs.2- SO
nsT Niuth street northwest-Robert T. Carr
ct TX % w L Denning, lot 90. square sl25
Petv-orth- SO
SO Kevu1u street northwest and Cleveland
ParE-Mary Il Thrift TO Hugh A. Thrift
lot 3 square 20S4 and lot IS block g.
Schuetzeu Park. SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-L.1uis
z. StabIer 81 uE 20 Ralph V FTanlhOuseT,
lot -. block 4. SO
VyooIfcy Fark-Levis z BreuninEer 81 20
Mary r Burrows. lot 8, block -. SO.
Washington Eeights-Hen-y T Kent q al
% Franklin T Sanner. lot 5. block 2. SO
Charles " Kent q TX 70 same. same prop
ert-. SO
Potomac Heizhts-Poto-nac Heights Land
Company to Washington Post Company,
lot 3. block 1449- 500. As
At Peasant and Pleasant Plains-Sophfa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
FORESTRY SCHOOL
URGED BY BURKETT
Senator Asks Establishment
of National Institution
In Nebraska.

Senator BUrlett Of Nebraska today
introduced in the Senate a bu Ito es-
tebIish a National Institution Of For
estry 70 be known as The Morton
Institution Of Agriculture and Forest
~ and TO be located in the vicinity
OF Nebraska CITY II is 10 be for the
purpose Of teaching forestry and aid
tnE In the advancement Of the science
and practice Of forestry, including tree
planting and culture
The Institution is TO he a memorial to
the late J Sterling Morton, former Sec
-etlry Of Agriculture and founder Of
Arbor Day The Institution IS to he
under the general supervision Of the
Secretary Of Agriculture.
Senator Burketrs bin fixes the limit OF
cost Of grounds and buildings at $50 gJ1
He addressed the Senate briefly in SUP
port or the proposition mentioning that
this was Arhor Day and q peculiarly au-
pTopriate time for the bill 10 be pre-
scented.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
RAINY DAYS HURT
REAL ESTATE SALES
Homeseekers Usually In
spect Property on First
Day Of Week.
MONEY RATE DROPS
TO So PER CENT
Section North of Florida Avenue
Shows Greatest Activity, 81
Lots Being Sold

4 rainy Suudav. which hindered q
view OF the various properties open
for inspection on that day, followed
by four days Of intermittent showers,
had a depressing effect upon the real
estate market this week
Sunday is the day set apart as the
view day by most prospective pur-
chasers OF realty After carefully
reading the display lads" in The
Times on Saturday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Homeseeker pick out the places
that appear 20 meet their wants, and.
armed with a list OF desirable homes.
devote Sunday afternoon 10 inspec-
ton II the rain interferes. the in
spection is postponed for a week.
While the past weeks business fell
short Of the record breaking figures
OF the preceding week. IL compared
rot unfavoraDIy with the third week
or March, and exceIIed the trading
done in the corresponding six days OF
1903
According to the report OF the Re
corder Of Deeds for the week, 81
papers were offered. for record. as
compared with AS in the similar pc
riOd Of last year, showing an Increase
Of thirty-three Instruments
z67 Lots Are Sold
Although PSI lots changed hands
this week. there were recorded no
sales, which from the figures shown
In the records reached the 100000
mark
The Glover bGHdiug at 1873 r street
northwest figured l1i a trade IN which
the title passed from Richard s Wolfe
70 Jacob 81 stein As Ny. Wolfe re-
CeiveG fOGC properties IN exchange the
price mast have been well up in The
thousands
The highest consideration named in
the deeds recorded this week was $50
600 For this price Edward Q. Perry
purchased an apartment house on the
north side Of . street between TweE-
tieth and Twenty-hrst streets north
west
The greatest activity Of the week was
IN the section Immediately north Of
Florida ave1ue, where ainety-one lots
were sold The suburban section has
sixty sales 10 its credit. while the city
proper shows forry-eiEht I'm the north
west. thirry-thres I'm the southwest.
twenty-fOur in the northeast, and elev-
e1 in the southwest
Money Rates Drop
The noticeable feature Of the money
market was the drop in the average in
terest rate to So per cent and at this
average rate $3.50 s. was loaned on
the security Of 203 lots. New loans had
the cali with 1876 .C15 deferred plr-
chase money amounted 10 S197,g1-S5. and
building associations advanced 90 mem
Nearly tvo-thirds Of the money Dor
roWed was secured on lands in the
northwest. the exact figures being $780,
IS.
The county was next with S1g6. % $:
then the northeast with SE5ZIG5I fol-
lowed by the southeast with $500. and
the southwest, $500
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GUSTAV LINKE BUYS
S21 900 PROPERTY

Constituting one OF the larger Of the
weeks business property deals. the
transfer has just been announced Of the
building at +63-455 Pennsylvania avenue
for a price said 10 have been S21.0l8. /.
RichOId made the sale.
The purchaser IS Gustav L5nlze, who
intends 10 hold the property as an IN
vestmeut- The building Is three stories
high, and fronts thirty feet on Peunsyl-
Eania aEenue.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
FIRM REPORTS SALE
OF BRICK RESIDENCE

The A c. Hought0n Company. reports
the sale for Clarence b Hight OF the
tvVo-story brick residence ar 1888 C street
southeast The name Of the purchaser
has not been disclosed It is understood
the CoDsid erariOn was $500
The same firm has sold for G. W Far
reli two lots on Duncan street for $500
and for Mss n J. Jester lot IN Chevy
Chase fer LL1
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-23
KEEFER STREET
DWELLING SOLD

Shannon & LUchs report a 5000 sale
in the transfer Of the dwelling al 605
Keefer street northwest 10 Andrew eau
DEL, who viii occupy II as his home.
The house IS one OF the Harry Ward
man properties, and contains SIX rooms
This firm recently sold TO L W
WheeldOn the house at IA Bryant street
for 1880 The property OverlOOks Nc
MILAN Park.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-02

A mortgage trust deed covering all
of the property of the Olaa Sugar Com
pany, Ltd, was filed in the office of the
registrar Of conveyances yesterday, the
trustee being the Bishop Trust Com
rany, Ltd, which financed the Olaa
bond issue.
The trust deed is in the usual form,
pledge of all the property of the
sugar company to cover the $4,000, 900
bond issue. It is signed on the part
of the company by L. A. Thurston,
president, and Allen W. 7. Bottomley,
treasurer. and on the part of the trust
company by s. NJ. Damon. president,
and James L. Cock burn. treasurer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-02
DON'T EXPERIMENT
You VIII Make No Mistake if You
Follow This Advice.
Never neglect your kidneys.

Never neglect your kidneys.
Ii You have pain in the back. urinary
disorders, dizziness and nervousness,
it 5 time to act and no time to expert
ment. These are all symptoms of kid
ney trouble, and you should seek a
remedy which IS known to cure the
kidneys.
Doan 5 Kidney Pills S the remedy to
use. No need to experiment. 1t has
cured many stubborn eases
Can Honolulu residents demand fur
Their proof than that contained in the
following testimonial?
David Price. of Corvd0n, Iowa, saws:
- am glad to confirm everything | said
in the public statement [ gave in 1902
in favor Of Doan 5 Backache Kidney
Pills, as | feel that ] owe nv life to
this remedy. | suffered from backaches
and at times I could hardly walk on
! account Of the pain in my Ioins My
+ kidneys were also much disordered and
+ the Secretions passed irreguarly. I
( finally became so bad off that | could
not turn in bed without assistance Nv
. head ached intensely and nv health
was all run down. The doctors pre-
ser ptlous and various remedies I took
. did not give me relief. but with D0an :.
Backache Kidney Pills II was different
Soon after | commenced their use my
health improved and before long | wa:
rid of all symptoms Of kidney trouble
I am always pralsing Doan : Baekache
Kidney Pills to persons afflicted in q
similar manner"
noan's Backacho Kidney Pills are
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-02
JOB BACHELOR
HOLDS COURT SESSION
But There Is No First Judue,
and No Man Knows Who
Will Be It.

Clerk John Bachelor is now in charge
of the court of the first Judge of the
circuit court of the first circuit. but
there is no first Judge. John Thomas
De Bolt has gone up higher and no
one has yet been nominated, appointed
or confirmed to take his place Mr.
Bachelor presides alone.
Who is to take the place vacated
by Judge De Bolt is still a deep. dark
mystery. Several have been called but
none is yet chosen. The strongest can
dldates, at present, appear to be Wade
Warren Thayer and W. T. RawIins. but
that is no sign that either of them
will receive the appointment. The bar
association has not vet acted on any
Of the names suggested. but some ac-
ton viii probably be taken next Fri
day. meeting of the bar association
having been called for that day. It
is possible that there may be a rather
warm meeting, As each of the candi-
dates suggested has strong support and
at least three Of them are out after
the prize aud have no intention Of
abandoning the fight until they are
properly licked
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-02
SHERMAN Is DEVELOPING
INTO CLEVER PACIFIER
Is Given Credit for Bringing
Harmony Into Warning
Camps.
By Ernest G.. Walker.
(Mail Special to The Advertiser.

mail Special to The Advertiser)
WASHINGTON, January 17-Tice
President Sherman is gaining great
prestige in Washington as a political
pacifcator and adviser of the factions
He is credited with no small influence
in having brought about a better I'M
derstanding between the house regulars
and insurgents a few days ago, when
everything in that branch of congress
seemed going to the bad. He advised
with the President and with cabinet
officers freely while that crisis was
most acute, having been a frequent
caller at the White House offices while
the negotiations were in progress.
Few men enjoy the President s con
tidence more on political matters. The
Vice President is in position TO dis
cuss politics with great frankness. He
understands congress He has the con
tidence Of the Speaker, whose right hand
man he was in the house for number
Of years. 1t was the Speaker. in fact,
who brought Mr. sherman nomination
on the ticket with Tart about at the
Chicago convention. As the Vice Presi-
dent was a big official in the Repub-
hcan congressional committee for Il
long time and was chairman thereof
when he was nominated for Vice Presi-
dent. he is very familiar with congress
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-02
TRUST DEED FILED.

reported. Fifty-fve bid, Sc asked,
were the closing quotations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-02
A CLEAN SPORTSMAN.

The Advertiser public
the Honolulu
o o the
Hawaii the during the
of
Territory In all o
followers athletic
through Mr. Densham influence influence viii be
ha gone
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-02
THE BUSINESS WORLD
Churchill Harvey Elder, Financial Editor.

SUGAR96 Degree Test Centrifuga 408c Per Ton, $780,
SO Analysis Beets, Per Ton s95.4O
WEATHER BUREAU Last "a Hours Rainfall 03
Temperature Weather,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-02

gwen out IN exchange Tor the old IS
sue which was called in.
Olaa SKIES at % look pretty good to
innn ~ ',l,,' n,V ah+ ao ,.' IT, Thasa
h"lding the oId ponds nave nrst cali
-. -
been dienosed of
The new issue places the finances of
olaa plantation IN excellent condition,
" WI DC poSei",e 10 ldNe care %
old hona SEQ ana e,,bs+o,.;o1 eo,-;n,r
in ;n4aras+ will rasnI+ Tba s+ool,c
will doubtIaso feel tho affac+s of tho
now ieeuo and advance IN consequences
I've h,,naro,l +ho,,co,,d 1ollors, -,or.h
If tho Koba1a Ditch Copnanv-v oixos
were recorded sold at 100 As q mat
fer II fact the two deals varo in tho
nature Of an exchange
Three thousand dollars, worth If
Hno railway sixes issne of 7o01 wont
at 10o.25. There are but few Of these
bonds 10 be had at anv price.
The new issue of Hilo railway ex-
tension SKIES did not apnear IN the
trading. but bids of % 80 failed ia
secure ANYTHING. Holders are now de-
mantling %. the highest figure which
has vet been placed on these securities.
u,.,.,r. cr,oo
"A Ao1S"'
The most no+ah1a faa+,,ra IF +be
.4,.,- -.
Jay was INC
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-02

Hilo is to have trust company. The
new institution viii be known as the
First Trust Company Of Hilo, and Zeno
K. Myers of this city will be the
manager. Mr.. Myers yesterday handed
in his resignation to the Hawaiian
Trust Company and viii 90 down TO
Hilo just as soon as he gets his affairs
here Strengthened out.
The articles Of incorporation will be
filed by the new company within the
next dew days and it is expected that
the concern viii be ready for business
within sixty days. SO quietly have the
plans been made that even the bankers
have been ignorant Of the intention
to start a trust company in Hilo.
Carl Smith. the Hilo attorney. is one
Of the moving spirits in the new enter
prise and after the organization had
been completed he was authorized to
come to this city and try and engage
Mr.. Myers. SO successful were his en-
deavors that he signed a contract with
the new manager yesterday.
G. c. Kennedy viii probably be the
president of the First Trust Company
Of Hilo. Zeno X. Myers will be man
ager and Carl Smith viii be director
and attorney. These three with H. Y.
Patten viii be the moving spirits in
the new enterprise
The directors Of the new concern
are: c. G. Kennedy, John Watt, John
Moir Carl Smith, Doctor Grace, Adam
Lindsay. William PuIlar, F. s. Lyman
and H. Y. Patten.
The new company, which is the first
trust company to be organized in Hilo,
viii carry on a general trust business,
handling estates and discharging all
other duties which ordinarily fall upon
such institutions.