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Hummer Sheldon, by Jim Sheldon;

Hummer Sheldon, by Jim Sheldon
J. W. Ruzicka, Wishek, n. D.
Doctor T., by Hammont; H. l.
Richardson, Bowbells, n. D.
Allan oh So, by Oh So; H. A. Ruth
erford, Austin, Mimi
Bonnie Briar, by Won Dome; D. A.
Dinnie, s1inot, ~ D.
Don Densmore. by Pactolus; D. A
Dinnie. Minot. y. D.
1924 Pace.
Zip Bang. by Potosi: F.. J. Murphy
FELTON,, MINI.
Miss Intearna, by Infesrna; T. H
Ragsdale. Kalispel. Mont.
Esther :, by Robert A.; P. H. Lille
Sherwood, n. j..
Allan Woodruff. by Rornant; J. "
Ruzicka. Wishek, y. D.
Geo. w. Newton, by Lockhart; A
P. Slocum, Minot, n. D.
Kitzell, by Kitz W.: ]. H. Bottger
Ollie, Iowa.
Baby K, by Eugene Wiley; Fred
Martin, Minneapolis.
Lady Linton, by Lord Linton, Fred
Martin, Minneapolis.
Susey Gentry. by John r. Gentry
F. B. Loomis, Minneapolis.
Walter Mix, Doyle and Gaffney
Fargo, n. D.
Gals Pace.
Billy D., by eco Ans; T. H. Rags.
dale, Kalispel, Mont
Brother Will, by Yewood; r. H
Brown, Sioux Falls, s. D.
Blackford, Jr., by Gen. Blackford;
Ed L. Ralston, Crookston, Minn.
Ashland Lockhart, by Lockhart;
Smith and Thompson. Aneta, N. D.
Hummer Sheldon. by Jim Sheldon;
j. w. Ruzicka, Wishek, N. d.
Doctor T., by Hammont; H. L
Richardson, Bowbells, N. D.
Matthews, Duluth, MINI.
Riley Wilkes, by Kitz w.; J. H
Bottger, Ollie, Iowa.
| Park Wood, by Hepwood; Mrs
Mary Kimball, Fergus Falls, Minn.
jeanette c., by Herbert oh So; r
A. Rutherford, Austin, MINI.
Mixer, B. H., by Gen. Blackford
Jos Edert, Crookston, MINI.
Marchance. r. H. Hill, River Falls
Wis.
/ Helmas. Jr., by Helmas. Al Russell
] Spokane, Wash.
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DECIDEDLY CLASSY RACE CARD
At NORTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR
Entries Announced Hday and Some of the Events That
Have Ever Been Pulled Off in Fickertal State Are
Assured-specia Races Will Also Be Arranged

Race entries for the North Dakota
state fair in Grand Forks next week
were announced today. and they pro-
vide for the best series Of races that
has ever been pulled off in North Da-
kota. Some of the fast ones are al
ready stabbed at the fair grounds,
while Saturday and Sunday will see
the arrivals here OF a great many
more of the horses that will be start
ers next week.
dition for the events, and the race
feature alone vii! be one that will be
we'll worth while.
Two days cards are we'll filed, and
the races on the other days will be
equally as good because Of special
events that will be arranged.
Here are the entries:
9s00 Pace or TrOt.
Walter Mix, Doyle and Gaffney.
Fargo, N. D.
Atlantic Bill. by Atlantic King; ].
7. F1ack. Page, N. d.
Butte Elder. by Box Elder; J. T.
F1ack. Page, N. d.
Susey Gentry. by John r. Gentry;
r. b. Loomis, Minneapolis.
Lady Kellar, by Kellar w.: F. Mar
tin. Minneapolis.
Baby X, BY Eugene Wiley; F. Mar
tin. Minneapolis.
Kitzell, by Kitz w.; J. H. Bottger.
Ollie, Iowa.
Geo. W. Newton. by Lockhart: A.
p Slocum. Minot. N. D.
Esther D.. BY Robert A.; H. p. Lii
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lie. Sherwood, N. D.
Bessie Marks, by Shademark, 7.
ii. Brown. Sioux Falls, S. D.
Tom King, NJ J. King, Irene. s. D.
Belle Freemore, Sam McLain. Dau-
phin, Man.
Troubles, T. H. Munro, I>arfmore,
2:1S Pace or 2:14 Trot.
DIR. Chas. Cole, by Prodigal; T. H.
Ragsdale, kalispe, Mont.
Bell T., by Norvolo; r. H. Brown
Stuox Falls, 8. D.
B!ackford, Jr., by Gen. BIackford /;
Ed L. Ralston. Crookston, Minn.
Esther D., by Robert A.; P, H. Lii.
lie, Sherwood, N. d.
Vera Vapo. by Vapo; W. F. Garfield
Cando, N. D.
Lady Hart. by Bay Hart, Jr.; P. r.
Olston, Fargo, N. D.
North Star. by Silluette; DR.. VIM
r. Whitney, Courtney, N. d.
Kitzell. by Ntz; ]. H. Bottger, o.
lie. Iowa.
Lady Kellar. by Kellar w.; Fred
Martin, Minneapolis, MINI.
Lady Linton, by Lord Linton; Fred
Martin, Minneapolis. MINI.
Clareta Day, F. B. Loomis. Mime.
apolis, MINI.
Park Wood, by Hepwood; Mrs. Mar,
Kimball. Fergus Falls. MINI.
Helmas. Jr., AL Russell. Spokane
Wash.
ISIS Pace.
Brother Bill, by Yewood; r. H
Brown. Sioux Falls. 8. D.
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MASONS PURCHASED
QUARTER BLOCK
THURSDAY
Property Occupied by Ken
tuclky Stables Is Site Of
New Temple

A deal was closed on Thursday aft
ernon whereby the Masons Of the
city became possessors Of the prop
erty at the corner Of Bruce avenue
and South Fifth street, where the
Kentucky stables are located.
The Grand Forks Masonic bodies
feel the need of a new temple but 1t
[is not expected that a new building
will be erected until next spring.
The corner purchased comprises a
quarter of q block $50 by 40 feet in
size and h q splendid location for a
Masonic temple. II WAS selected from
half . dozen various sites which were
under consideration.
The property purchased was owned
by the Murphy estate and was se-
cured at the price Of 81. 1000.
Increased Membership the Cause.
Increased mennbeF1hip of The Grand
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FINISH CASE

Erie. Pa, July 21-The government
completed its case today against Gil
bert B. Perkins of Pittsburg. head a.
private detective agency. and Chas.
abanaai rlanklin. HI, his PHILADELPHIA manager,
fraud Charles H. Strong, multimiIlior-
aire Of this city. in connection with
the desecration Of the Scott mauso
leum IN the Erie cemetery.
An important witness yesterday v.a
postomce po Inspector Cortelyou 81
Philadelphia who testified to the AZ. d.
rest Of Franklin in this city ia
said that on April 1s he questiona.I nas
franklin at length. Franklin ha
said: told him that previous to hes e
coming afiliated with Perkins that n hs
nag operated q private detective
agency in this city and that his II.
cense was revoked by the Erie cnnns =
y court as result Of an article
published In Mr., strong's paper :
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2:1O Pace.

Primas, by Burber Wilkes, Jr.; T.
H. Ragsdale, Kalispel, Mont
Hummer Sheldon, by Jim Sheldon ;
]. W. Ruzicka, Wishek, N. D.
Castlewood, by Nutlewood; H. A.
Sias, Wheaton, Minn.
Allan oh So, by Oh So;H. A. Ruth
erford. Austin, MINI.
Captain R.. by Game Onward; d. A.
Dinnie. AIinot, n. D..
Bonnie Briar, by Yon Dome; d. A.
Dinnie, .Minot, N. D.
Don Densmore. by Pactolus; D. a
Dinnic, aIinot. n. D.
Buck, by McKenney; Al Russell,
Spokane, Wash.
Big Squaw, by Kewanee Boy; Al
Russell, Spokane, Wash.
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clusively that he and not Lambos is
the real owner.
According to the statement Lambos
made to Fennel Thursday morning,
he intended to 60 to Oslo and thence
to Winnipeg. Whether this was a
ruse. made up by the willy Greek, to
throw the officers OF the trail or
whether he changed his plans is not
known but no trace Of him was found
at OSLO
The evening times., 1911-07-21

Some people prepare for work !.
leisurely as . dog prepares to iiss S
down. And It is generally on IT,
The evening times., 1911-07-21
Mems Straw Hats

Choose from our entire limo Of mems
straw hats, all this seasons newest
goods; in sailors. graeco shapes. ETC..
in split straws and Milan braid stroWs
etc, choice Of any straw hat ct *
actly Hall Price.
The evening times., 1911-07-21
BRAKEMAN ON STAND
Duggan Denies He Teok Money From
Heath's COMPANION.

Bismarck, n. D., July 2l.-Thomas
Duggan, the brakeman who is alleged
to have forced Franklin Heath OF
Minneapolis to climb over car OF
poles from which Heath fell to hif
death, was a witness before the cor
oner's jury. Duggan stated that he
did not, as was stated by brother
of Heath. accept money from Occu.
pants Of the car from which Heath
was driven, but that also two Other
men were forced to get OIL.
Duggan at first refused to answer
many Of the questions put to him. A
search is now being made for the two
men who were in the car with the
Heath boys, and as 1t is known theil
home is in Milwaukee, and as good
description was obtained OF them, they
will probably be apprehended.
Tho jury has not rendered verdict
and will not do 30 until itus deter
mined whether tho. two other wit.
nesses can be located.
Right in your busiest season when
you have the least time to spare you
are most likely to take diarrhoea and
lose several days time. unless you
have Chamberlain's Colfc. Cholera
and Dtsrrhoea Remedy at hand and
take a dose on the Arst appearance
Of the disease. For sale BY all deal.
oSA ri
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Wash Suit Special

One lot of ladies' wash suits in tan,
blue and lavender; made from shrunk
muslin: linen and duck. Last springs
garments. regular $3.50 and $3.50
each. To close out at per suit eL7s
The evening times., 1911-07-21

Hundreds and hundreds plain cored
sahn striped plain white pink
old
all TINS seasons goods and there Nothing
mas shown
bon Forks has known.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-22

to whip into line. Neither would there have been SO many people killed In mines due to faulty timbering. nor would we have had strikes and de- struction of property in coal mines due Co dissatisfied workmen seeking re- veure for real and imaginary griev- ances
 Conservation tS blessing and all public works carried on under the su- pcrvIsion cf the government are sue ccssful Strikes and all such are m known quantities and efficient work Is obtained The best example of this Is the wonderful success in building the canal at Panama had this been a private undertaking strikes without number would have been recorded hy this time
 We hope that Secretary Fisher will succeed for conservation Is developing Into another name for government ownership and 10 secure tho best re cults all public utilities should be under the direct control of The nation.
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wouLo.se mURosasas
 ARRESTED CONFESS
Special Nugget Service.


 MEXICO CITY. Dec. 21.-Yesterday afternoon General Melton, also two other generals of lesser standing tn the Mexican army named Higinis and Aguilar confessed to being partners tn a plot for the assassination of Pres. ident Madero
 The plot was worked out for them hy General Reyes who Is the insti- gator of the present insurrection that Is now being stamped out President N,adoro and his agents were informed of the plot being matched to assassin ate him. and forestalled the move by having the three men placed under arrest
 The men were placed in a sweat box and they confessed to the whole plo; and gave the names of several others involved who will he arrested at once.
 Madero Is using every means to stamp out the lnsurrectlon and should Reyes be captured he would be given short shift for his murderous plots to try and win over the people in killing or the government oficials
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HEARTS OF FLINT.

The fact that number of innocent school children were skating over cans of nitro -glycerin. liable to explode any moment from sudden Jars as the youngsters bumped" the floor by be- coming too brave in their feats upon roller ska.es. produced no fellow feel lrg In the hearts of the "dynsmiters. !"
 IL is not to be wondered at. for when flint hearted men can go about the country blowing up structures and fellow beings-members of their own union should they happen to stand in the way of their success in des;rue- tion of property. will suffer no pangs from the fact that little children are taking great risks
 When danger to helpless little be- ings. who are enjoying their innocent troic. fails to arouse the divine spark in manhood We are prepared 10 read 0. people committing atrocious crimes, and all that can be said is. men of such stamp should be under lock and key for the balance of their natural life with vigilent guards standing watch day and night
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U. 6. BLACKLIST.

Under the title The National Gov ernmenrs Blacklist" Dr Wiley, chief of the bureau of chemistry. makes public list of headache preparations the manufacturers of which have been convicted and fined
 He warns the public against alleged headache cures commonly sold. and advisee sufferers to consult a physi- clan.
 Thousands of persons have met death. and more thousands narrowly escaped it. from taking unprescrlbed powder and preparations for head ache and neuralgia
 Of the three hundred and sixty i've cases investigated by the government twenty four pleaded guilty to viol9tion of the pure food laws
 IL is cheaper to pay doctor than an undertaken
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-22
FISHER IS RIGHT

Secretary Fisher of the interior de- partment is decidedly right when he states a survey of the public domain. To which patents have not already been granted should be made al once 10 determine their geological condition. al the same time classify the same into mineral and nonmineral tracts
 All national resources should he reg regated such as water and power sites and placed In reserves for the uses and benefits of the people, their right ful owners, instead os being gobbled up as they have been during the past history of the country for the benefit of private interests. to ultimately find their way Into the hands Of mergers. trusts or monopolies.
 A scientific survey of unpatented lands within the United States should not involve any great expenditure Of money. Tine greater part of the lands have been decoed 10 individuals or railroads under the patent system for ilsposing of such. survey as out lined by Secretary Fisher would ex- pedi,e matters by providing a method of settling all present disputes. also those to arise in the future over lands mat come under the direct control Of conservation
 Alaska with its nye hundred thou sand and over square miles of terri tory is mostly unsurveyed land. The government should arrange for the proper surveying of these Northern lands and have them classified. plac- ing in reserve all of coal or oil bearing formation. and then allow all others 70 60 70 patent al once.
 Conservation has come to stay. and The people believe in 1t. that is the common sense view which allows i'm mediate exploitation under govern nent supervision. and not the saving of our natural resources for future generations They will be ahlo to take care of themselves. far better rhan the present generation. and 1t is somewhat of reflection upon our pro geny 10 be planning for them
 The only mistake made in the whole application Of conservation In the Uni ,ed States Is the late date set for 1t becoming effective Conservation should have been inaugurated at the time the coal and oil deposits of Pennsylvania were discovered. Had the present movement been set on foot and the natural resources reserved unto the people. worked under proper supervision Of the government there would not be the Standard oil, Coal. Steel and many other nonopolies for the governmen 10 fight over and try
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When China has advanced to a state of civilization as Nome. its peo- pie win be able 10 enjoy the privileges of republic and have queen al the same time should they so desire We will have for our New Years ruler Queen ............ of Aksala. and not one person will breath forth a hint that they would like to see her ma iesty abdlcate until her mission has been performed and we have all had an opportunity 10 pay our respects 10 her royal self
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-22

The war with Italy is about over and Turkey wIll have to lay down and acknowledge she is defeated IL was to be expected. the Turks were fight ing against one of the modern and scientific nations of the world. and science in the long run will ever be victorious over brute force and bar barlc customs
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-22
MIL HAND KILLED IN SEATTLE
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. Dec. 22.-Yesterday eve. ming mill hand named II J. Green was killed by highwaymen and his pockets gone through. The body was discovered out toward Ballard to which place the man evidently was going st the time he was held up.
 Signs of a scuffle having taken place were visible close to the spot where the body was found. and lt Is believed that Green showed hEh' and was kill ed m the scufTle
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-22

As the smoke of battle rolls away, we find that there is really nothing worth paying any attention to. just now. except the Roof Garden. satur- day night.
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MOVING PICTURES AT NORTHERN
 Commencing Saturday evening there will be a free moving picture show at the Northern. New show every half hour. BOB.
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For nice ~srra bath i- Ere Isrsss. bath room, in tse ei'y 'ry 'hs Cit es.h House. EvsrYshirs Srs' s'ss' sn5 up to date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-22

It wlll pay you to make q call ana see the bsrgins in bottled goods for one week only. Seward Com1. Co.
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FOR PASSENGERS OR OUTFITS.
 Frslshtins with dog team. pes tsan for hire. Geo. N. esais, aandspit.
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Dr. Sun Tat Sen may yet De tn; Sun" 10 rise In China and rule its people. for II commences to look like 6 republic over in the Orient
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-22

We cordially solicit your rsmii, trade and deliver all order. to you home free of charge Seward ComT Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-22

Rsmembsr December 70 Modlni, Cafe will reopen. December a th, Pioneer Roof Garden hold Root Oar den at Eagle Hall.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
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office hours l 10 [ and T to s Phone Main %
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Copy for regular advertisements must bs n by 10 o'clock on the day f publication.
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Onice hours to ( and to 3 Phone Black 32.
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PHONE MAIN ,

Entered ss ssgoud cIass matter. Feb .a Isys al th- Postofice st Nome alaska under .ur Act af Congress If Iarcn s. 1873
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once hours 1 to and 10 '. Phone Main s2.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-24
ARMY SPECIAL
ORDERS ISSUED

Special orders, by command of Brig
adler General Macomb, Department of
Hawaii, have been issued by Archibald
Campbell, adjutant general, as below:
Under authority from Headquarters
Western Division, dated September 26,
1911, Captain Charles A. Clark, Coast
Artillery Corps, District Artillery Eli
gineer, Artillery District of Honolulu,
in addition to his other duties is des-
ignated as officer in charge, fire con-
troll installation in this department,
to take effect October 81, 1911, reliev-
ing Captain Elmer ]. Wallace, Signal
Corps, who will turn over to his sue.
cessor all funds, property and records
pertaining to his office and to the de.
tachment Company NJ, Signal Corps
U. S. Army, now under his charge.
A board of officers to consist OF
Major James Nj. Kennedy, Medical
Corps; Major Edward J. Timberlake
Coast Artillery Corps; Captain Frank
B Edwards, quartermaster; First
Lieutenant Joseph b. Sanford, medi
cal Reserve Corps; First Lieutenant
George B. futile, Medical Reserve
Corps, is appointed to meet at Fort
Ruger, H. r., at 10 a. m. on Wednes
day, October IS, or as soon thereafter
as practicable, to investigate, report
upon, and make recommendations as
to the most suitable method of sewage
disposal at that post.
Leave of absence for one month and
twenty-five days, effective on or about
November 10, 1911, is granted Second
Lieutenant Arthur w. Hanson, Fifth
Cavalry, Schofeld Barracks, H. T
| (1574, H. d. H..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-24

James T. Leach and wife to H. Ros-
enberg, D.; lots 10, -, Is and 16, blk.
go, Kaimuki Tract, Honolulu, Oahu;
$500; b. $50, p. 379. Dated October
10, 1911.
Jacintho r. Souza and wife to MI.
tual Bldg. and Loan Socy. of Hawaii
Ltd, Add. Chge.; lots s and 8, blk
=, bldgs, rents, etc, Pauoa Tract, Ho-
nolulu, Oahu; $50; b. 349, p. 251
Dated October 10, 1911.
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd, to c. r. Col
Inns, Rel; leasehold, bldgs, etc, King
street, Honolulu, Oahu; $4,000; b. $40
p. 252. Dated February 10, 1911.
Kelekolio Ahuna to Koloa Sugar Co,
L.. fourth int. in r. p. 1878 Kul, 1868
APPS l and 2, Koloa, Kauai; 10 yrs. at
IS per yr.; b, 353, p. 243. Dated July
81, 1911.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-24
LOOKING EoR CONTACTS.

Representatives Of two mainland en-
cheering firms, which are seeking TO
enter the local field Of government
dredging and building contracts. ar
rived here yesterday and are looking
into the situation Collins L. McRea
is one of these, representing the w.
H. Concannon Company Of San Fran
cisco, and Alfred H. Sauerbraun rep
resents the Share & Trust Company Of
New York. Both firms are especially
interested in the big lot OF consuuc-
ton work to be done at Pearl IIar,
Dor by the Navy Department.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-24
SLUMP
STILL A PUZZLE

Today was another dull day on the
local stock exchange, only one trans
action being recorded on the board,
that being 10 shores Of Eva which
sold at 81 is, or one point off.
A number of sales were reported
between boards, including 50 shares
of Waialua which had again slumped
a dollar, selling for 113 fiat. 113 -
was bid on the board this morning.
Hawaiian Commercial advanced one
point, but offers for most of the shares
listed were below those which have
been prevailing. No one seems to be
able to offer any satisfactory eXplana-
ton for Waalua's slump from over
100 less than two weeks ago.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-24
FILED FOR RECORD

r Entered for Record Oct. %, 1911.
John Hema to Ho'a Inaina (w), D..
Maria Verdinha and hsb to Leonora
Desantos, D.
Kealoha Pipano and hsb to George
f Davies, Elk d.
Kaeleku Sugar Co Ltd to Kealoha
Lipanoj Elk D.
Frank E Clark to Mary X Kaleikini,
Rel
Mary X Kaleikini and hsb to Sing
Chong & Co, NJ.
Yoshimatsu Sakurai to VIM T Rob
inson, Sur l..
James w Pratt and VT to John Rem
wick, D.
Woodlawn Dairy & Stock Co by
attys to Notice, Notice.
Pila Kahana to Lydia A Kaloio ct
al, D.
Julian r Yates to Margaret K Ber
telmann, c NJ.
Entered for Record Oct. "a, 1911.
d Barnes to Won Hamm-Young Co
Ltd, NJ.
Lester Petrie to Trs of Est of B p
Bishop, NJ.
Elizabeth G Angus and hsb to Trs
of Est of B p Bishop, NJ.
Court of Land Registration
] B Anterior Est Ltd to Trs of
Manoa Club, D.
Manoa Club by trs, Decln Trust.
Manoa Club by trs to B Atherton
Est Ltd, NJ.
Recorded October 10, 1911.
/ Won Hamm-Young Co., Ltd, to w
II. Heleikalani Rel; cylinder 1908
model 30 Cadillac touring car, serial
No. 1906, eng. No. 32,717, Ter, of Ha
wall; $11OO; B. $40, p. 24l Dated
October 6, 1911.
NJ E. Miller to Won Hamm-Young
Co., Ltd, C. NJ; G-cylinder model IA
stevens-Duryea seven-passenger tou"
ing car No. 22,55O, Ter. of Hawaii
1888; b. $40, p. 245, Dated October
6, 1911.
Frederick f. Steere to j. NJ. Dow.
sett, b. s.; leasehold, crops, etc, Ma,
kaha Valley, Waianae, Oahu; 81, etc;
B. 1885, p. 261, Dated October 10, 1911
Benjamin II. Clarke to Mutual
Bldg. and Loan Socy. of Hawaii, Ltd,
por, r. p. 1906 Kul. 1859, bldgs, rents,
etc, Fort street, Honolulu, Oahu;
$275O; b. $40, p. 247, ated October
II, 1911.
R. II. Cross and wife to Ellamae
Camp, D. 6S5-1OO a. of APP, r. p,
1872 Kul. 1865 and CIR. 524, Kaiulani
Drive, Honolulu, Oahu; $40; B. $50, p
377 Dated September 19, 1911
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ELECTRIC PLANT
FOR MAUI TOWNS

The Island Investment Company
which has franchise for the furnish
ing of electric light and power for
Waikiki and Kahului, Island of Maui,
has placed an order for the complete
machinery equipment with the Won
Hamm-Young Company, including boil
ers, engines and generators sufficient
for supplying all the commercial cleo
tricity necessary for the present for
the two towns with a safe margin
for future development The power
station, which will be located between
Waikiki and Kahului, will be entirely
a steam plant, no water power being
available as was indicated in re-
cent article in tn Maui News
1t may be some little time yet be.
fore the contract for the poles is let,
or for erecting the necessary build.
ings, owing to the absence of II. c.
Wheeler, the consulting engineer OF
the company, on other business. Pro
vision is to be made for about twenty
miles of lines. Work will be started
in a few weeks, at latest, in building
the foundations for the machinery, in
order that the masonry may have time
to season before the. heavy machin
cry is placed upon it,