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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.
U-NE q.

il NJ ~.
BRYANT AVE. cor Freeman 81, cor store,
etc. CarToccio Realty co 10 Leorold Venue
and ano. 10 yrs from Nav !, 1872; sl'S'' d"
dress Gql Freeman 81. - 49,
BROADWAY 266s Philip Livingston 70 ma
Hatermann; yrs from oct I. 1872. &2.loo' al
dress 1865 Broadway. ...t
IRVING PL 20. 9th and 10th floors. 'enti AZ
Realty 90 10 LOUIS y Calm. so yrs from AUX
l. 1912. 50, 600. address. - Spring 81 900
STANTON ST, 25j. store and basement .ouls
Nicha'skv 10 Samuel Fuchs yrs from Mar'n
/ 1911. Sq38, address, 255 stanton st
WILLIAM ST. 1875. stand in front. VIM l.
Kurt 10 Nickoley Giannonti; yrs from july l.
1912. 81 200. address. 10 Madison 81.
SD AVE-. $3.50 store and part cslaf,
Herman Toreshor 10 Fredericka Howard, = SIs
10 mos from July I. 1912. 81, $50. address. "2s
Courtlendt ave. .
34TH ST. l22 West. front east par Of store tore:
Robard Realty 90 70 Michael Moskowitz 2yli
mos from July !. 1912, sl.soo: address, ~ ~
Nicholas ave -.
42D ST, 4s4 all. Sumner Gerard. agent, TO
Tohn F~uerstein. Grantwood yrs from Nav l.
1912. $500: address. t64 West 42d -
lS3D ST 355 East. ID fiat ana part CeuaT'
Dora Reimann 10 Lewis Cherry; yrs Z mos
from Feb l. 1912 $40. address. on premises.
Is3D ST, 35i East. ~ Eat and part cellar.
Dora Reimann 70 Amelia Raiford. WIS q mos
from Feb / 1912 $2io. address. on premise.
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Seen in the Shops

over collar, the other with short sleeves
and sailor collar may be obtained in one
shop for 81 each.
Attractive paper fans, some Of decorated
white paper with white sticks. and others
Of black paper with black sticks, and all
warranted 10 produce cooling breezes, cost
10 and 10 cents each.
Long white silk gloves. up to twenty
button length. are priced at 81 a pair.
Attractive tailored shirts in the natural
linen color long sleeves and turn-back
cuffs, are selling for 81 each.
Blazer hats in large and small sizes in
practically all conceivable color oombina-
tons may be obtained at prices ranging
from s. . 10 g 75
Ostrich feather fancies in white only, and
extremely suitable for trimming a simple.
cool summer hat, are priced from 81 each
to 81 30.
Fancy blouses in net and all-over lace
over chiffon are priced in one well known
waist shop at 81 50 each. They come only
in white. trimmed around the sleeves with
a soft green braid
The same shop is showing slip-on waists
in numerous varieties. some Of marquisette,
others Of linen and still others of foulard.
Some have a little shirred net chemisette
set in the neck. They are 50 95 each.
Round Dutch collars Of white linen with
| hand embroidered dots and finished around
the edge with narrow torchon lace are
20 cents each. Other collars OF tucked lawn
In sailor collar shape are the same price.
The names OF shops where articles mentioned
In this page we're seen can be obtained by send
ing stamped and addressed envelope to Seen
prompt reply the date Of publication should be
given.
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18th st, June II: 500; attorneys. Myers & Cold

18th st. June II: 500; attorneys myers q "o'u-
smith. 100 Broadway. ,,o., -. sov
cirord I've nesr Falcon st; June "a; 800; al
torney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 10 Broad
way. .,o. ,z.tz
Ill 49, ma ~ Murray, III West nth 81
cm,g $27. OOOI; June q; 81; attorney II A Her
old 13j William ST. .o,oo.
los pobiIlard To Norbert Roblard 60, 1870
Zarega ave mtg $1,000; June p; 500; Attorney
Albert II WHALE 20l5 Boston Road -, ..
10TH ST s W g, 800 IL OF Bronx PARK ave-
o5xSO. George f. Plunkett, ref to Okke Jacobs.
us Grote 81; June %; So $40: attorney, Lawyers
Title Insurance Co. 100 Broadway ,oo,oo.
9331 ST < g Sail II Of 4th ave- IL 9xlOo;
Frederick Il Rich ref, TO city Real Estate 20.
I76 Broadway: June %; $1,000 attorney Il''e
Guarantee and Trust Co. 116 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
seoo oo LOAN ON PROPERTY.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
has made the first advance of $4,000 on
three building loan mortgages granted to
the Wenigmann Construction Company,
which is erecting five story brick and stone
apartment houses on the northwest corner
of l6sth street and College avenue and adj
Joining property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS
Manhattan.

4TU ST r r 125 n NJ Lewis 81. Tor U
49,. tc,or,, Ss,a{. estate Of Betsev A Fay,
I5n Nassau 81, owner. \ Ullrch. 81 Fulton
81. architect. $50 600
The Bronx.
PRONX PARK SOUTH. " cor Michigan
ave. for q . sty brk tcnmt. 40X co. Fraser &
Par1r 740A Macon 81. Brooklyn, owners.
Moore & LandscdcL l4sth 81 and Sd ave
architects. $50 900
CROTONA PARKWAY. $ cor Bronx PARK
south. for q : gty brk tonmt. 5S0SSS =.
Fraser A Rclau 74pA Macon ~. Brooklyn,
owners. Moore & Landsedel. l4sth ST and cd
ave. architects 100000.
Michigan ave: FOR three = sly hrk Jenmts. 4ON
- 4. Fraser & Beran. 1ioA Macon 81. Brook
lvr owners. Moore & Landsiedel, i4Sth 81
and 30 ave. architects. $4,000.
LIND AVE, cor 10th ST for sty blk
tcnrt ~ llx02 I: Hillcrest Building Co, Louis
Me- kas. $50 ogden ave. president, owner.
LIoyd J Phyfe. 949 ogden ave. architect;
a.
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AUCTION SALES.

PURSUANT 10 two agreements entered nv y 80.
twSen iohn Wsnamaker. New York. ard Doro,,
,hv II Chase. will sell to-day at 10 80 M i''
Is4 Brosdway wsnamaker store one s SsS r,sk.
Knabe and Wilcox e. White. one sS.e1 ors
Mission piano 1885, and ,a ssSo ns sn .iOo 0n'
STYLE r. Mission Piano 10 e, ,1 ,5Ss1 IS provided
S9 s panDs q As and S6 Of the Personal Pr0psry
pE 80 The state OF New York. Noe -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
Salesrooms. Nos. "A and Is Vesey street
BY Joseph r. Day.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 2l27. S. b28 u OF
1s6th 81 50 3ylOO. s sty tenmt and stores sold
10 the plaintiff for s6s 200
BY Jacob n. Mayors.
MADISON AVE. 204O 5. 1872 I n 81 i"i g
81 ~ hr75: 3 sty dwg. sold to the pialntlr for
81 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
MECHANICS LIENS.

9TH ST. 10 10 IA East. and 18th ~. 10 70
10 Fast; sexauer & Lemke agt Kroywen Realty
60 owner. Roscorn Realty co. owner ana con-
tractor. Henry Korn, contractor; Sll.sl5.
Eth AVE, 80 and 55. and 18th st, l East
same AIT Fifth Avenue and Twelfth street Co.
owner and contractor; Henry Corn. contractor
Sc $50 20. -
MTNFORD PL 1874; Frank Bagge agt FRANK
= quinn, owner and contractor; $500 49,,
2iST ST. g. and 80 West. Sexauer & lemNe
agt American Real Estate co. owner ana con-
tractor. Henry Corn. contractor; SGD
WEBSTER AVE. 8. 2254 II OF l1Sth ST.
-H1iO0. John Iuongo 81 al aGt Cawson Con-
sfr,iction Co owner and contractor; $500
MADISON AVE. 4th ave. 18th ana stn sts'
owner; Joseph ID Manblatt. contractor; So.
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CREATIONS.
The Bronx.

vESTCHESTER AVE. cor tiffany 81
10 q I sty brk stores and hall lHHNlOo' WIN
ME CO. Maurice Muller, $3.50 lnterNale ave
president owner. Hoppe paube. 800 N'st-
chester ave architects. $4,000.
I67TT ST. $ ?4,8 Il OF southern b cue.
NtcboI1s Pice 1907 Southern Boulevard, own
or. Niles Toelberg. 1857 Fox street. architect;
81 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25

When blouse Of colored chiffon is made
over white, white ball buttons covered With
the chiffon and grouped in threes are the
latest trimming. Pipings OF messaline in
the shade of the chiffon usually finish the
yoke edge. collar and cuffs on such waists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

WALES AVE, s, l25 II OF 10th ST, box
100, Manhattan Mortsage Co loans Giftord Build
ing Co. Inc S34, 900.
saTH ST s. 100 n OF Central Park West
4oxl0os, Lawyers Title Insurance Trust Co
loans Koenig Realty Co si5 900
OGDEN AVE. 5, $50 II n OF roth ST, l50x
lil2; City Real Estate Co loans Hammer
Realty Co 100000
COLLEGE AVE. s cor l66th ST, i58. i1xoO
Title Guarantee n Trust Co loans Wenigmlnn
Construction Co 500, 900.
COMMERCE ST, cor Barrow 1T. 80 9x20 =
Lucy l. Fitzpatrick loans 81 Johns Park Realty
Co 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE of THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIP
District Of Columbia. Washington. June ~,
1912 -Sealed proposals will be received az dns
Office until two o'clock p. m. July SIN w.;
FOR furnishing and delivering one hundred sne
eightv-6ye GS5l net tons more or less eas.
IRON water pipe specials for use IN the W ,I,
department, this city. Specifications ana I o,.l
~ PROPOSAL may be obtained from me III NJ,
b,ssir.t Or1cer. d C-CUNO u RCDOLPh
JOHN 4 JOHNSTON, WILLIAM v JCDe0''
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

ATTORNEY ST. rs. Nathan Schoenbrun ct 81
AT Dora Berman ct al June 7. 1912. s+6-
STH AVE n cor 18th 81; Noonan q f1iSe
CO agt corey Realty 90 81 al May = l'l-'
WAsHTNGTOH AVE. 1881 and 1888; Charles
s keller agt Sarah Cohen ct al. April l. l9l-'
81 600 ,--., vi,
WASHINGTON AVE, 1881: Valentine Zim-
norman agt Sarah Cohen. Jan 10. 1872 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
ARCHITECTS TO FORM A CENTRE
Thew Have Selected Plot at the Northeast Corner OF gun
Street and Park Avenue for Tall Building
BEATTY COMPANY BUYS SIX 18TH STREET HOUSES

5ith street on plot 226x785 feet IRON
Frank C. SChltt yesterday.
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osT gANKBooKS.

R4YKB0OK No 81 e2l OF me o INC" saving
Savings Bank Is missing any " 80 ~ ryeseat
n claim 10 Il is hereby called GpoH. y. Ssyinr
the same within ten DAYS OF s1oD III. issnrd
said passbook cancelled and rev one 49,
RGNKBooY No. SAL ,397 OF the unlo o Ds Tt'.s
savings Bank is missing Any ps' s,,assnt The
a claim 70 II is hereby called upon 10 p,,9irg said
ssroe within ten DAYS or submit 70 -
passSook cancelled and new one issue rS,-.s
p1TVpoOK No bsS. $50 OF the Union az. -
Savings Rank Is missing. Any person ..sr, tss
c,sIn, 10 IL rs hereby called upon 20 p.ssng .sid
ssn,a within ten DAYS or submit 70 aa.1N
passbook cancelled and new one lsslsS: 717-..,
T-5s5T OR STOLEN-Bankoook No; oS2c,gg ,v q
TIE German Savings Bank IN me w e.
Nsu York corner Attn ave. ana l4th sau-
su.d 10 Daniel McGinn. All persons ~ 7, not
tionsd AGAINST negotiating me SAM =, n,ly
returncd 10 I'll, bank on the 2lst lay "
1872. a duplicate will be issued ------S5,T-
T6sT--BanEbook No 527, 40 OF Dry poeks arr,
ings Institution. ANY person haVih ts..st ire
upon said book IL called upon 70 "! ,ss sad
same 10 the bank within thirty DAYS Q. Ius,,,hsl
book will be declared cancelled ana sA''Ns
ana a new one issued in lieu thereot
lost or STOLEN. -Bankbook No ono Seu
the Germs Savings Bank in the cry o. 2. 10
York corner 4th ave and l4th ST., issaSSstrs,
Katie Rist All persons are cautioned ne
negotiating the same. IL not returned WVY.sts
bank on the 2lst day OF July 1917 ou'"'
viii be issued -ssy-
LOST -Bankbook No. a77, 5s4. Bank for SIT st
tngs $50 4th ave, New York. F1'
stopped Please return book 20 bank,
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

.m.dcan 4 Foreign Teachers Agency.-sup'
nIpss Professors Teachers Tutors. Governesses.
etc. 20 Colleges. Schools ana Families Appv
70 MIS- N j. YounE- Button - LnLon $50.
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EAST SIDE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE TOILET
CONNECTICUT.

FOR RENT-BUILT FOR RATHER DELI.
cate people, windows on all Sides position
OF house studied; delightful in winter as well
as in summer; twelve acres. all modern con-
veniences and stable; New Canaan, Conn. AZ.
dress B Y Q. Tribune once.
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FOR SALE.
INSTRUCTION.
For Both SEXES CITY.

For BOth SeAes- OIlJ'
THE BFRIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square Gl22 Broadway, 9.
HARLAN, RrancS S43 Lenox Ave . near l21th 81
Brooklyn Branch. 2is.22O LlVlhss'oh Oh
Gcbools oDen al the year.
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w. EMLEN ROOSEVELT BUYS.

W. Emen Roosevelt took title to the
dwelling house property at No. lo4 East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25

FOR SALE.-Est1bllshed millinery ousssooII
store centrally located in city OF ~,
population: sell on account OF retiring.
dress Pcstotice Box al, Waterbury So....--
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET,

COMPLETELY FURNISHED 4-room, light
housekeeping apartment till October: linen,
silver, victrola, screens ice free; SIS monthly
maid doing laundry, homework, mendng. cook
Ing II desired lie East 5sth SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES.
ANTIoUBs-second hand furniture bought. sold
T. Dreamer, el8 eth ave. Phone Plaza 1891.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address ~ purchaser and ~
torneyr
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of grantee and attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
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MISUNDERSTANDING BUREAUS.

HOUSES CLEANED by new system earps.s,
russ cleaned without removal al = CO.,
y. Y Cleaning Co. 81 Watts 81. Fn07'
Snrinr-I0Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25

y. 7, NlelnIHg NV'' % WIZ -
Spring-i00l
TYPsWRITiNo AND TYpEMRlT-. Rs
VICTOR VISIBLE 20 Nassau st Catalos-s
free; all makes taken part payment pa. nss
IN UnAerwonds Rem In xtons Qlivers srnIusss9
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
ROBERT ENsKo, established ISIS, buys az a.
rnonds platinum, gold. silver. antiques ps'@
tickets. lie Madison ave. sSS4es ..r1s,c1
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BUSINESS CHANCES

LOST --Bankbook No. e77,b64, BANK 10 Tavms
ings $50 4th ave, New YORK; '"'"
stopped Please return book 20 oanE. -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-28
MAUI ELECTRIC
C0MPANYS PLANT

The Island Electric Company, which
has a franchise for an electric lighting
plant for the towns of Wailuku and
Kahului, Maui, will open bids on sat
urday for the construction of the
powerhouse building.
Machinery for the plant is now on
the way, and the officers of the com
pany hope to have it in operation by
the middle of summer, although It
may be fall before everything is com
pleted, Many public and private build
ings have, already been wired and
poles and street lines are about all up.
The company has just been granted
a five years contract for furnishing
light for the Maui county buildings in
Waikiki and Kahului. and for the
lighting of the streets, as well as the
road between the two towns. It is
stated that the system will be as per.
feet and efficient as any in the Terri,
tory when completed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-28
Expert Field
Does Not Require
Privilege Longer

the full privilege of inspection to Mr.
Field in the first place, and have
raised no objection to his work of in
vestigation during the weeks he has
been engaged in it.
There does not appear to have been
any criticism at the meeting of the
manner in which Mr.. Field has con
Quoted his Investigations. 1t seems on
the face of the proceedings that the
supervisors merely felt decree of
sensitiveness over the reply of Mr.
Field to their request for his creden-
tails.
The report in the morning paper
that the secretary Of the chamber
wrote saying I had examined Mr..
Fields credentials is not correct. What
was stated in the letter was that
Mayor Fern had told M. Field he had
examined the credentials and found
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-28

President E. l. Spalding of the
Chamber of Commerce said today that
Mr. Field had authorized the state
ment that he already had obtained suf-
fcient data of the city and county gov
ernment to enable him to make a sat
isfactory report. If he desired any
further information, Mr.. Field had in
timated, he would go into any of the
municipal offices as an American citi
zen and request such information as d
right
we have decided" Mr. Spalding
said, TO take no further action WITH
regard to the supervisors, as it will be
unnecessary in view of Mr.. Fields S
statement.
The conduct of the supervisors last
night is inexplicable. They granted
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-28
FRUIT FLY RULES
HARD PROBLEM

Attorney General Lindsay is busy
working on the proposed rules and
regulations with regard to the impor-
tation Of fruit from the Kohala dis
trict to the other parts of Hawaii.
The problem is a difficult one, ac-
cording to the attorney general, and
the rules will take some time to com
pile. Hawaiians and other travellers
frequently carry small amounts Of
fruit, such as mangos, bananas, alli-
gator pears and other varieties, In
bags, when they go from one point to
another. 1t is thought that such dras-
tic steps as the opening of bags and
baggage in the search for infected
fruit might cause trouble.
The situation is a serious one, as
the Mediterranean fruit. fly is estab,
lished in Kohala, The colfe growers
of Kona would be ruined II the fly
once got among their trees, The at
torney general is doing all he can to
formulate regulations that will safe
guard Kona, but the proposition is IA
difficult one to handle.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-28
-ARMITAGE
SETTLEMENT

An examination that will probably
take months to finis5 and that entails
vast amount of detail work, is under
way during most of the afternoons
these days in Judge Robinson's court
room, with Clerk NJ. T. Simonton act
ing in place of His Honor. Simonton
is sitting as master in the now famous
Holt-Armitage case, his duty being to
arrive at final figure as to what
each of the principals owe the other
or is owed by him.
Some months ago Judge Whitney
rendered his decision in the case,
which was entirely satisfactory 10
each of the parties concerned. But
it still remained to figure out the
financial basis of the settlement and
this colossal task was deputed to Mr..
Simonton.
The fact that $50 exhibits in the
case were placed in the hands of Mr..
Simonton yesterday afternoon gives
some faint idea of the mass of detail
involved in the work.
R. w. Holt and Harry Armitage
each claim that the other owes him
money. In order to arrive at the
facts it is necessary for the master to
take a great amount of testimony and
to go through heaps of ledgers, re-
ceipts, checks and other documents.
There is no hearing in the matter
this afternoon on account of the fact
that f. c. Peters, one of the attor-
neys engaged, has business In an
other court.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-28
ADMIRAL THOMAS EXONERATES
MAUI PEOPLE FROM INHOSPITALITY

Recent reports from Kahului, tell
ing of the cool reception accorded the
visiting battleships and containing a
statement to the efsaat that the Off
cerg of the ships suggested that upon
the next visit the Maui people have
a reception committee on hand, were
denied by Admiral Thomas this morn
ing and by Chief of Staff Terhune.
This report is untrue and most un-
fortunate" said Admiral Thomas. "If
we were not rendered an elaborate
reception it was our own fault and not
the fault of the people, who were will
ing enough 70 entertain us. 1t was
raining at the time and very few of
the officers went ashore. The people
had a line of automobiles awaiting
US, however, and those who did take
advantage of the opportunity to see
Kahului and the vicinity were hospi-
tably received and entertained can
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-28
BROWN AND ANDREWS HAVE SPAT
OVER TURNKEY ROBERT LEVI

Robert Levi, turnkey at the city
Jail, was charged in the police court
this morning with criminal assault on
Maria Wailehua, prisoner under
going a sentence of thirty days for
larceny. The assault is alleged 10
have been committed on the night of
the 22d inst.
Lorrin Andrews appeared for de-
fendant and asked that the case be
continued pending the action of the
grand jury which meets this after
noon.
Prosecuting officer Brown remarked
that he was extremely surprised 10
see that Levi had been released on
his own recognizance. He didn't
think for a moment that politics had
anything to do with it, but he did
think that the release of Levi was,
under the circumstances, about the
rawest proposition he had ever heard
Of He didn't object to a man who
might be fined IS being released on
his own reoognizances. but with a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-28
EXPERTS REPORT ON MOUNTAIN
KING MINE IS DEPRESSING

The report OF Albert Burch, the MN
ing engineer employed by the Hawaii
an shareholders in the Mountain King
Mining and Milling Company, copies
of which were distributed this morn
ing, will doubtless prove a big disap-
pointment to many. The report can
not be said to be in any sense favor
able. The engineer does not con-
denim the property outright, but rec
ommends that about $4,000 more De
spent in extending the workings be-
fore finally abandoning it, The COM
pany is already in debt to the extent
Of about $17,5OO, on notes and current
accounts.
Mr., Burch finds that total of STA
997 has thus far been spent on the
mine. Also that the property has
never produced any ore that has paid
for mining and milling From Febru
airy, 1910, to November, 1911, the total
expenses amounted to S99,S50.4i;
while the receipts amounted to S45.
6S1.O9, showing a loss of S5l,6S1.O9
The cost per ton of ore worked was
$5.97, receipts S2.73. and average loss
1924.
The shareholders at least have the
satisfaction OF knowing that their
money has been used honestly, for Mr..
Burch takes occasion several times in
the course of his report to state his
conviction as to the integrity of the
management. He does not approve
the manner in which the funds We're
expended, however, and states that
such errors as have been made were
due solely to inexperience. lie adds
THE experience which they have
gained has been quite as costly to
them (the company's offieers) as to
other stockholders, ana l fear that
neither the experience nor the mine is
worth the price paid"
II the $4,000 is forthcoming, Engi.
neer Burch estimates that It viii take
about seven months to completely test
the property. In view OF the great
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-28
FOOTPRINTS MAY
CONVICT ROBBER

Francisco Castro and Juan Orti are
in custody on suspicion Of having been
concerned in the robbery of several
hundred dollars worth of jewels from
the home of Louis Abrams, 1G4l South
Eeretania street.
The family were at the Peninsula
when the robbery took place.
Castro's shoes have been found to fit
the footmarks left in the yard of the
burglarized premises. Beside the
tracks left by the shod man there We're
barefooted tracks in the yard, indicat
ing the presence of two intruders
The jewels were taken from a safe,
which had been expertly opened. The
safe was in a bedroom on the second
floor. The only evidence left behind
by the burglars consists Of trackings
of dirt on the stairs.
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them satisfactory. Mayor Fern this
morning confirmed this statement.
THE conduct of the supervisors is
liable to give the impression that Mr.
Field had discovered, or was discover
ing, something tnat they would not
IKE to nave divulged to the public
Mr.. Fields credentials we're found sat.
isfactory by the legislative committee
of the chamber, consisting of such
men as Joseph p Cooke, e. FaXon
Bishop and James A. Kennedy, strong
and conservative men, as well as by
Mayor Fern, and it is strange to see
the supervisors calling them in ques,
ton at this late hour.
They are really cutting their own
throats. The mayor seems to be the
only man in the lot who shows any
regard for the public interests in the
matter"