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New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Jan. 80 Bidding for the ; lal2 90 90
,,+etic wool clip has begun In the west hnu
~ ~ aa,TDccnrd 10 increase steadily. Prices Tor
The new product range from BE to loG. con-
sdcr.bIe old stock is changing hands WIN
rices generally hrmer There mas been an
Increase in trading In California WooI. tspc--
H. H. tu middle counties, while tho demand
fnr ihe Texas product has fallen OIL. terri
tor,, Gnc staple and nearby wools move steau-
iIv, while pulled wool Is firm ana ACTIVE
adm, domestic quotations.
S,iinS and PENNSYLVANIA nccccs: Dclaino
,yashrJ 32c: NX, 2SG29c; fine unmerchant-
abIe "3c. half blood combing, 2Sc three
@igbtbs 81. a 2sc: one quarter. "IQ2s de-
lainc unwashed. 25c; me u &c m,cnIEaH az
lVisconsiu and New York, hne nnWashed
noIgc. J,laine. 2ic; half blood; 26is g2tc
Kentucky Indiana and Missouri, thfet-elbht"S
hIood Doe: one-quarter, 2GM21c.
erourcd basls-TcXas: Fine siN 10 Slsnt
,oo,5'c I5G 47c: twelve months. 52c fall. ~
@J3c California: Northern. asa 1Oc: middle
courtv AGA 47c: Southern, f5Q i6c' fall ircc
40G4ac. oregon: Eastcrn:e No !; staple r 21H
.Gc. cIothing JOc: valley No ], 4Gm+tc. Ter
gitorv, Fins staple. 81 a G2c. fine medium. ~
a SOC: fine clothing, 5lq53c; hne medium, 40
n soc; half blood combing, 56n5lc; three
cigbths 5Od g.c; one-quarter. 45G i6c
Pulied-Extra. 5OG sic; fine ~ ioWooc' y
stluars ISGf InC.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31

PROyISIONs-Inactive but steadier. owing
to smaller receipts and tirmer prices for hogs
al the yards. The annual report by the gov
ernment the number OF swine in tho country
65, go 600 last year. PoRK-steady: mess.
SIT 5OmSlS: family, $10@ $40; short clear. s17
a SIS 80 BEEF-Mess, Sl3GSl3 50; family,
S1i 50as15; packet, sl3 5O@Sl4; extra India
$40 so DRESSED HOGS-Bacons, sac; $50
10. sac: 100 and 40 10. sac; pigs, 9ltc. CUT
MEATS-Pickled bellies 0h m9hc: picked
hams IIdlii4c. TALLOW-Steady: special,
66 GB&.c: city, &c: country. 6M61ac. LARD
Middle West. 9.l5Go.25c; city, S7s a Dc; refined,
South America. 1890; Continent o. 6oc: Brazil
kegs, il.3Oc: compound. 6A4Ilsc sTEAR-
INE-Barely steady; oleo. 0gohc; city lard,
'0MEETALs-CoPPER-s drmer; spot,
January and February. i3.TjN 13.S5c: March
and April 13.7JQ 1900. London strong: spot.
at New York: exports far this month. 3o.
G42 tons. Lake copper. 1fis a 1850; electro
Iytic 144 MIiiac; casting. 1875 dl4lae. TIN
Steady: spot and January, AZ 40 q 3.IJc: Feb
Aprll' iI75a ~ 25c; May. 1880 42.l2hc
london frm: spot, fiai los; futures. f19l Toe
IEAD-Dull at t20a 4.30c New York and
4IOM4.1Jc East ST Louis. London spot, tl5
lis 30. The leading producer reported "a de-
cline in It's price from 4.45c TO 4.25c. Spell
TFR-Dull at 635 0.55c New York and 5000
q soc East ~ Louis. London spot. 500 % Cd
ANTJNONY-Dull: Cookson's, 7.2Jc. IRON
Cleveland warrants 49s lad in London
Locally unchanged: No I foundry Northern.
si4 75Gsi5: No 2 lt!og 1i7oe No South
COTTONSFED O'L-Steadier, with COM
paratiyely light offerings. Trading was largely
i'm switching from March TO later months and
covering but there comparatively little
pressure to sell. Consumptive demand Is quiet
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
OPPOSES TOLEDO RAILWAYS PLAN

Representatives. OF the stockholders Of
the Toledo Railways ard Light Company~at
the conference held between the bondhold-
ers and stockholders protective commit
tees opposed the reorganization plan sub
nitted by The bondholders committee. and
AZ extension until March was agreed
upon before final action viii be taken on a
REORGANIZATION plan. TIE stockholders
toiomlttee Of which w. e. Hutton 10
chairman, VIII undertake 10 draft plan
Mbith VIII be more favorable TO the stock
hcldeIS tlan arc the terms Of tile bond
ho.qerss eoIpmittee's plan, which provides
l9r az assessment Of about 81 share on
the stock.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. Jan 30. - CATTLE = Receipts.
e.oOO strong. beeyes - 1saaso4Si. 1saass tS .tec;,,
STs STs Gad 81 ,d CO. calves IS HOGS
5 &c 81 go TUSS @iSc s. 90 as5 So Sssyy ses
a. 40 rough. s6as6 Is; pigs SASS 35; bulk
of sales ss 1Oq 50 30 sEEEP-Reesip, p fyss,IT,
sS50G$S 7S: yearlings, 81 475@s5 ~; lambs
native. 81 4OaS6 80; Western. 81 6o9se So
Kansas City ISn' aon so9,bSrns. Steady 10 i5s
higher: dressed beef and EXPORT steers 80 "
aSs fair to good. s. so s6 30; western 80
soS.EeT, SeTt 1S, S37S@s6 %: cows, s3ass; native
cows. So So 3s5 60: heifsrs 81 2?g -; bulls,
So 5Oas5 80; calves. 5" Somst 20 So.
ssS SO 30. Seavy' 50 Csc 35; packers and
butchers, s615@G 32s; lights $5sO9sS 20;
isdS25c higher; lambs. s5as6 20; yearlings:
- 5OMS5 30: wethers, 50 - 81 60; ewes, 81 20
aS+ 10; stoekers and feeders; ,,:; 50 nog -.
o73: steady and slow; steers 81 25@s7 IS;
Eeifers. S3@S6: COWS. 81 5oaSa: calves steady.
S3ISS HOGS-Receipts, LI2o; active: pack
crs and butchers lOc higher; light shippers
1O015c higher; pigs slow and Unchanged;
packers. SO 25GS6 "a: stags, S3qS6 25; com
a So H. SHEEP-Receipts. 0s: steady. 81 ESQ
So 7J lambs steady. 81 5QSG ~.
East Buffalo. Jan 30.--CATTLE-Rcceipt
roo: fairly active and steady. NEALS-Be-
ceipts 900: slow aud csc lower, IS 5o9s9 T5.
HOGs-Receipts; 5000; fairly .aetive and
mixed. s645@S6 30: Workers S66S6 80: plgs
and roughs 81 T59 So 81; stegs 81 506fS5 30;
dairies, s6@s6 40. SHEEP AND LAMBs-
Receipts. 5000; steady; prime lambs active;
Common lambs and sheep slow: others un-
changed: lambs IS 5o6$7 80.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
81 Louis, Jan 30 0-CATTLE-Receipts 1850:
fairly active and about steady; steers. 50 s5a
SIS 35: heifefs So o0dS6 10; cows. 81 T0Gs5 90;
Southern steers, $4aS6 25. HOGS Receipts.
o. 1855; moderately active and 5di0c higher choice
Inn 10 igh x hf,ttx ~
sales. fair TO good hogs so l0as6 30; packers.
81 750s6 IS; best hchts. IS 75ds6 o5: fair, s59
81 81; best pies 81 S0ax5; common to fair, SO
81 4O SHFEP-Recfints q 2Ts: fat sheen aud
lambs steady: lambs 81 e0dsG SIS: ouils, 81 bos
S. so; yearlings. 81 e0G$5 %. mutton sheep siQ
81 20; common TO fair, s3ds3 rs.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31

spot quiet ana unchanged at . o5c tor mid
ding upland sales. l.nuj bales. Liverpool
cables. Spot. fair business doing, sIles, 10000
lai,s. speculation and export 1000; Amcri-
can 1000. imports a., 900; American, 5000.
AIlddIiug upland. 5.57d. Futures opened
steady at . points decline. closed st ady az !
net decline 0t To points January, ".34d ;
January February and February March, S.33d /,
JGnc . tod Juuc-July and July-August. 5.lld:
August september, 5.4od; Scptembrr-octohcr.
d. 3Id. October November, 5.3id. November
December, DCccmbcr-January and January
February, J.33h d.
COFFEE-Irrcguar. with q rather poor de-
msnd FOR near positions. but fairly active buy
ing in late months: sales. i6.750 bags, and at
points net higher. Brazilian markets firm.
with Rio showing an advance Of - rCis, and
santos 200 to 800 rcis higher. Pirate ad-
Wees from Santos said that the market was
strong and excited with renewed speculation
,n the bull side. Prices In the future market
f., santos have advanced during the last week
equal TO % "A pound. cost and freight offers
were firm, IN fact few houses In Brazil Cablcd
IriCes, rs the market was above working
basis here. Uavrc closed 4 q = franc net
Higher. while Hamburg was unchanged to y
Tfcnnig lower. y now feature which has
developed I'm tho coffee market recently IL
the rendering contracts OF "Itgbusto'
coffee. This is an entirely new product as
far as New York liz concerned, and as its COM
mercial value has not yet been tested out by
to avoid delivery. The coffee is product
Of Java, whore II was planted some years
pgo between the rubber trees and has proved
surprisingly prolific. So far two three
thousand bags have been rendered here on
contract and have graded No and better
over Rio 7s. Spot steady at 1isc for Rio
No Z. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

London Jan. 30.--Thc offerings az the WOO
auction sales to-day amounted to 13,ljO bales
Including a splendid selection or merinos
There was "A spirited demand from all quar-
ters Washed lambs sold At Is I'D. othcl
Grades were active but unchanged. The sales
fcIlov. New ScEth Wales, 3lOU bales
secured. 11isdd.s lid: grcasy. o. ia is 2lsd
Queensland 1000 secured. Is lhdGls lOd
rrsasv odG1s I'd Victoria, 5000 secured
Is m IS Cd: greasy. sd G1s sd. South Australia
700: secured Is :iadals Sd; greasy. ohde.
Is hd West Australia, l.3OO: greasy - sI
I'D New Zealand, zoo; secured, lsH Is Va!
cfcasv, jAdq1s Cape OF Good !iope ana
Natal. 30O greasy. GSi a 1Od.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31

Kingston, Jamaica, Jan. 3O.-In the last
few days several large properties on the
north side of the island have been acquired
By Americans for fruit culture. Apart from
the existing fruit companies large amount
OF American money Is being used to devel-
op the northwestern and northern sections
Of Jamaica. Arrangements for the acqui-
sitlon Of other properties are now going on.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY

The General Chemical Company reports
for the fiscal year ended December 81, l9ll'
net profits of s. 421 $50, an increase Of $2O5il.
The balance after payment OF $4,000 divi-
dcnds on the preferred stock and siS9O7S
on the common was $l,lS2SO2. Deducting
S4c2 923 charged off the surplus for the year
was s770,S7l Total surplus was S,SlO6JS.
AppropriatiOns were made of sS99O9O for
new construction and $6OO.36S for repairs.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Jan. 30 Weakness a. Buenos ANT"s
toor some Of the fight out ~ the bulls IN wheat
As a result closing prices were at "A decline "t
,c AN around compared with last nlEnt. LATEST
trading left corn shade 10 isc down. oats =
sIxteenth TO itc up and hog products increased
i'm cost a nickel to a dime Range OF prices
80
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Jan 80. O.-CLoVERsEED, cash. Jan.
vary. February and March. Si3 so; 40 :, Sl3 ~
asia 90: 40 8. SIS 20N $i3 50; rejected, $l2 30
g. GSI3O5 no established grade sJ4sl@ 0o'
aLSIKE. prime and January Sl3 -; Marc ~
Sf3 co; TIMOTHY. prime aud January 81 Jo'
March, 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
J. j. HILL TO JEkYLL ISLAND.

James j. i'm, who has been in New York
for about a week. started yesterday for
Jekyll Island, where lac will spend a week
or ten days.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
UNITED ELECTRIC SECURITIES.

The United Electric Securities company
has issued its report for the twelve months
ended December 81. 1911. which compares
with the eleven months ended Dcc'in"''
81. 1910. as follows:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
sEiBOARD CLEARANCEs.


IIOIR md MEAL|FIour InacIINP nuI
steady. Spring patents, s. 4unS' -; winter
enc .ghtg 81 IUHS 30: winter pat"ns, 81 SOC
"a 90 sprlnc clears, i3jIS4 80; Extra No !
winter. 81 SoaS3 30, extra 30 winter. 81 ''
d. - 50. EarEas Ftraights, 81 ~ n "a -; fancy
Tnm. FAIR TO good. SlT5aSi 90: thoice 10
fancy, SigJHS s. -. BUCKWIEAT FLOUR
Sta.,dv.' 81 81 n s. 30 per 100 10. CORNAEAL
FIRM. kiln dred, 81 20. BAG MEATr-Fine
wr,to and yellow, 81 Goa 81 o.: coarse. 81 30
<fSI -. FEED western spring, so %,
r,d dog, So 90. ciiv bran. SIS - bulk. $50
4a,',s. w.ddllur 500 5OT S32 80. red dog,
So 80: hominy chop, S23 bulk, $50 20 sacks.
Oiusal $50 5OTSiO
COTTON-ENccpt for brief spurt ot busi-
ness ,arlv the market WAS very quiet; an
opening decline Was followed by a rally. with
Tho close steady at q net advance ~ to G
points. There was comparatively littln foatur Q
10 tho trading. and tho close was within a
uoIut 81 the best. Southern spot markets were
i-iGc lower to t-lGr higher generally un-
changed. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31

In their annual report trustees Of the
Grrat Northern iron ore properties say III
80, ,,.ith inc Great Western Mining Com
nanv. subsidiary OF the United States
Steel Corporation: IT.
,Nhile The lease will continue IN operation
according TO its terms, until its termination
on January /. 1915, 1t will present questions
for the decision of the trustees regarding
future management Of the properties. No
general statement Of future policy can De
made at this time.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
ard exporters doing little. Final prices Poln.
lower TO points higher. Local contract prlces'

IEiTuER-shoe men taking considerao ole
stock at good average prices ana ALSO e0o'
JoUg onURIs;s&Firm, with good demand for LEAD. i.
lrg articles Essential oils hrIn' ana ioo''
s'sI0I MOI ASSES AND sYRUPs-steady with
sSayAI SFORES-No important business
and prices practically unchanged ,,.s,or-
OIiS-Refned petroleum STEADY az yss,sh ,,,,
days advance. Linseed oil quiet anu u''
RIcE-Firm. with good demand; pan
raImage's sons Company telegraphs Lousl
,Ha crop movement at New Orleans 70 natS, asn
Receipts, rough 977, 300 sacks, against Voyooo .
last year: sales, cleaned. 9i6,132 poeNe'S'
against $40 $50 pockets last year. ,,.i,as
SIGAH-No change I'm refined sugar p''TGu'
based ON 53OG5. 40c for fine granula,e Gu , nr
s,na nrice ouoted only by the Federal hd"
steedy, with centrifugal, 9G test az 4.oJS6
muscoyado 50 test, at $500, and molasses, o.
test nj 36ic January and February SNIP
inert was quoted at about 1-32c, equal 10
the spot price In London beet sugar MaS
dull and 2L W3%d lower; January ara fco, 80,
arv f5s 1Ihd; May, 15s 3%d. stock IN 'iS ,,9
I ritcd Kingdom, i3S, 900 tons. IN ''upa ~ ~,
ccntraIs are grinding. against 1iB last wees
and 15S last year Receipts at SIX prlhclpaI
ports for the week were 6G,OOO IONS CVll ,
Jared with SO 600 last week and 02OOO ldst
wear Receipts for the entire island WSro
s. 900 tons against 5000 and oOooo. Gon
uorts at six ports, 10000 tons, against 4dOoo
and $4,000 with stock $4,000, against 4o'oo'
nd ~
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
EXPORTS

Wheat hush 70 III Bacon. tb....... ~. 80
Corn, bush. ~. SJ4 Lard. ib........ 4lGJW
Feed, ib....... 1880 Stcarine, d.. Wo0o
Oatmeal pkgs. 99S Grease, H.. ZoO0V
Bran. 10. ....... G0OOJI Corsd oil. gals 236,6lO
Oilcake NJ. g. 0g2 LOG Lub oil, gals. 2i3,s3O
Pork, bbls..... Cotton, bales, LslV
Beef. tcs....... %
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
GREAT NORTHERN ORE REPORT
Properties Show Surplus for 1911
Apainst Deficit in 1910

The report of the Great Northern Iron
ore Properties for the year ended Decem-
her 81 i9ll. compared with the preceding
wear. makes the following shoWinS
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
AMERICAN LIGHT & TRACTION

The American Light and Traction Com
pany reports for the twelve months eho'p
December 81, 1911, and December Jl' l'lo'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31

Scw York, January 80 1912.
N-WHEAT--Tradngl less active, price
changes narrow. and final quotations showed
net loss Of iC. Foreign news was more
bearIsh, prices abroad being lower owing to
quite active liquidation, inspired by more
favorable news from Argentina. The railroad
strike I'm tho Argentine appears 10 be clearing
mp. and steamers are being loaded for shipment
to Europe. Liverpool reported that samples
Of Rogario wheat received there show a good
quality and foreign operators seemed less ap-
pr"h'nsiy" regarding supplies. The domestic
situation is considered bullish. owing 10 de-
Crcgsug supplies and some Improvement in the
milling demand following better business IN
Hour European crop summary favorable, and
week Of ",34I.OOJ bushels. bringing the total to
50 g22 600. compared with lOJ,90OOOO a year
ago. Bradstrccts visible showed decrease
east Of the Rockies Of 3.77I,0 900 Willie worlds 3
stocks decreased 3i30 600. with total OF
I9S 10 600 against IS2. ISL 900 last year, when
tho decrease was $4,000. No red here,
81 81. elevator. export basis and 81 o.
o anoat No I Northern Duluth, 81 22@s
a1Oat. CORN-Closcd at a decline OF
&c. but the tone WAS very steady. The stu-
alton appeared strong Brsdstreets visible
pared with an increase last year Of 1.493,00O.
Export corn here. ia" o b ahoat OATS
STEADY. closing unchanged 10 iic net higher.
Tic West reported an improved cash demand
aud Bradstrcrts visible showed a decrease for
tn, week Of l.1J, 600 bushels compared with
am increase Of IlO 900 last year. Cash oats
firm: standard white. 5Tiac in elevator. No .
5sc. Nos : and t. J2i.c: natural and white
clipped. 5Sa cote. on track. RYE-Steady;
BARLEY-Fim; mailing. 81 22nSl 33
puW41D
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
uTAH COPPER COMPANY.

The OUTPUT for the quarter was Ii. .434 1Ss tons
comLared with 1851. .010 for quarter ended Sc.,-
tenber 30 and Is, COS, 59J In the quarter ended
Dnccmber 81 , 1910.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
LIABILITIES.

EaIapccs due 20 proprietary companies S2SV2''oo
Minimum ROYALTIES dnc'uding intCrcsO
received from Great Western Mining
company. against which shipments oe.o ,,-
will be made in future years. -e''''"'
s5G52 2i6
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31

,Includes si9442Gi freight on ore shipments;
S3 GSj 13i dividends paid trustees ana Sol"'1If
The 6aiance sheet Of the agents OF the
Great Northern Iron Ore Properties as ol
December ", 1911, follows:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS

! Wheat: Opcr. High Low. Close 'ay;
Msy....... 81 OF. 81 O7is 81 o7is s. n',s 81 0,s
/ Iuly... 1OlB l02't
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
an traded In "and accrued In
Really STOCKS.
AMERICAN CAPITAL IN JAMAICA.

ssix per cent extra div. 1910. 4Par value $40
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

export, ( 0 b anoat.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-17

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE TER
RITORY OF HAWAII.
WHEREAS, a libel OF information
was filed in the District Court of the
United States for the Territory Of Ha-
wall, on the 18th day of May, A. D.
1911, by Robert W. Breckons, Esq,
Attorney of the United States for the
Territory of Hawaii, in the name and
IN behalf of the United States of Anne
RIGA, against the Schooner 'Luka," her
boats, tackle, apparel and furniture,
seeking to enforce certain penalties
alleged to have been incurred by said
vessel for violation of the navigation
laws Of the United States, to-wit, Ar.
ticle II of Section of An Act of the
Congress of the United States emit
tied can Act to Adopt Regulations for
Preventing Collisions at Sea-" approx
Nu june - 1oOt'
NOW THEREFORE,, in pursuance O.
the monition, and under the seal o.
the Court to me direct and delivered
do hereby give public notice to al
persons claiming the said Schoonel
'Luka," her boats, tackle, appare
and furniture, or in any manner inter
ested therein, that they be and appear
before the said District Court, to b.
held at the City of Honolulu, on Fri
day. the 18th day of May, A. D. 1912
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of tina
day, provided the same shall be da,
OF Jurisdiction; otherwise on the mex
day of Jurisdiction thereafter, thel
and there to interpose their claim
and to make their allegations in tina
behalf.
Dated the 18th day of May, A.
1912.
e. r. HENDRY,
United States Marshal.
2. w. Breckons, U. S. Attorney,
G c. Biting, Asst. U. S. Attorney.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-17
THE MORNING
CABLE REPORT
CONTINUED from Page OneJ

WASHINGTON, May H. -- Roose-
welt gains were reported from many
different districts yesterday. Idaho
held her convention and, though her
delegates will go to the convention
IN Chicago uninstructed, the sentiment
in the state convention at Lewiston
Is reported to have been overwhelm-
ingly in favor Of the Rough Rider
Montana elected for Taft, instructed
to vote for the President as long as
his name shall be before the conven-
ton.
The Minnesota convention added
four votes to the Roosevelt column.
The former President won twenty-four
votes at the presidential primaries
held the other day. Yesterday the
four delegates-at-large were also in
structed to vote for him.
The West Virginia convention held
in Huntington, sent solid delegation
to Chicago instructed for Roosevelt.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE fight
on the question of whether vessels
owned by railroads shall have equal
rights with ships not so owned in the
Panama Canal opened with vigor be-
fore the House yesterday. A large
delegation from the Pacific Coast is
here supporting the policy of discrim'
nation against railroad owned steam
ships.
ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey, Nav
17.-Calls from the Barnegat life saw
ing station notified the life savers
here that the United States submarine
boat Tuna, one of the latest and most
improved of the submarines, had run
aground in a gale near this city late
yesterday afternoon. There are five
men on board the submarine and it is
feared that it will be impossible to
save them. The life savers are
standing by, and further assistance
has been asked by the Brooklyn navy
yard and the Norfolk yard has been
notified to send any assistance re
quired at once.
SAN FRANCISCO, May IL The
third officer and quartermaster of the
Pacific Mail liner Siberia were arrest
ed on board that vessel here yester
day afternoon, charged with having
Struggled opium on board. The yes
sci was searched from stem to sterr
by the customs officers and, although
the search proved unsuccessful, the
authorities still believe that larg
quantities Of the drug are hidden OIL
board. The ship is being guarded b.
double guards from the customhouse
and another search will be made thi
morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-17
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE HOMO
LULU GAS COMPANY, LTD.

Notice is hereby given that, by or
der Of the directors, a special meet
ing Of the Honolulu Gas Company,
Ltd, will be held at the office of Castle
& wilmington, Merchant street, oppo-
site the postoffice, in Honolulu, at 3
o'clock a. m. Saturday, May Is,
1912, for the purpose of authorizing
bond issue, the refunding of the
present bonds of the company, 10
provide for trusk deed, and every
other matter incidental to such prin-
cipal purposes.
Dated, Honolulu, May 10, 1912.
A. M. CAMPBELL,
Secretary, Honolulu Gas Co., Ltd.
4ts-May II, IA, 16, II, =
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-17

or any Judgment entered thereon
IN WITNESS WHEREOF ] have
hereunto set my hand and affixed he
seal of said Circuit Court this llth
day OF April, 1912.
fsean J. A. DOMlNls
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of the Fret
Circuit
LINDSAY, JR.,
Attorney General, ana
q. w SUTTON,
Deputy Attorney General-Auor-
ney for Petitioner,