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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-18
IucumcarI News Ul4U.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
iO2

Department OF the Interior L, >, Land
Onice at Tucumcari, New McXico
September %, 1919
Notice is hereby given that Geo. Nm.
Bell, one OF the heirs and Tor the heirs
vt john Allen Bell, deceased, Of Lloyd,
s.. NJ. who on Feb /, 1906, made Ii h
40. 7Ji9, Tor Me-, Sec n, Twp ~,
Ring BE, y NJ = Meridian, has filed
uo,,ce OF intention TO make Final Five
Year Proof, TO establish claim TO the
land above described, before Register
nd Receiver, q ; Land Onice at Tucum.
.aIi, y, VI, ON the 25th day of Noycm-
her, 1912
Claimant names as witnesses:
T.. A, Wayne, Phillip Shahan, Earnest
Rtlcy, and Dclmon Riley, all of Tucum.
carl, n. NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department Of the Interior T.. s.. land
Office ~ Tucuucari. Now Mexico
September %, 1912
Notirc il hereby given that Adoniram
\. smith. one of the heirs for the heirs
nf Flora l.. Smith. deceased, Of Sand
Ridge. H., who on March ls, 1907 made
II f. 40. 1925, for NWh Sec 3, Twp
On, ring BE. y NJ p Meridian, has
fled notice Of intention 20 make Final
Five Year Proof, TO establish claim to
the land above described, before l.. r.
Williams. T. = Commissioner at Murdoch
y. VI. on 'hc 2ard day Of November
1912.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses:
g.. G. Flint, \. II. Curtis, ). L. Disny
aud ". u. Baly, all Of Kirk, y. NJ.
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.urumuJrI News UJJU,
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Department OF the Interior \. >. Land
UHiyv at IucumcarI, New MuNicU
September 20, 1912
Notice Is hereby given that James
"a Naugrum, OF l~lasscll, y. Nj. VINO on
=, mDcr IL, 1906, made ii h 10.
Iluu,, for NWA See 80, Twp On, Rns
Isl. IS VI T. Meridian, uas hled notice
uI intention Goo make lIuaI Communication
IroOl, 90 establish claim to the land
aDps, described, before Murry W, shaw
T. , Commissioner at i~lasseii, y. NJ. Oh
'n" list day OF November, 1919.
Dlaimant names as witnesses:
Ihoma, j.. Hawkins, Rcnshaw &. fagg
John Bouruc, Morris II. Blackburn, OF
lla,,r,i, y. VI.
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until November |, 1919, we will furnish
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior l.. .. Land
Ouige at ~IucumcagI, New Mexico
september 25, 1917
Notice Is hereby given that Robert
smith, of Harms, y. NJ. WAC ON October
-, 1907, made ii h No. -JiuU, Ion A.
NNll aud Ntg MA See 80, Twp on,
RING 27E, y NJ l. Meridian, la, filed
notice of intention 20 make FINAL Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to the
uui above described, before Murly ",
shaw, u > Commissioner, at Aasscu,
-. NJ, on the 18th day OF November,
lgl2.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William A. Montgomery, Lawrence
smith, George smith, anu Bart Is. Law.
-,u, all Of Harms, y. NJ,
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News
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior U. 3. Land
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico
Snntamhar O2 1910

Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico
September 23, 1912
Notice is hereby given that George
William Bell, of Lloyd, y, NJ. who on
February !, 1906, made II r No. 70I0
cor SEH Sec II, Twp ON, RING BE, n
II = Meridian, has filed notice of inten'
ion to make Final Five Year Proof, 10
establish claim 10 the land above de-.
-cribed, before Register and Receiver,
T. : Land Office at Tucumcari, n. VI. on
he 25th day of November, 1912
Claimant names AS witnesses:
r. 4. Wayne, Phillip Shahan, Earnest
Riley, and Delmou Riley, all Of Tucum.
'ari, y. NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of Tie Interior \. s.. Land
Our, at Iucumcari, New Mexico
September -, 1912
Nu'..c D., hereby gwen that JnO. W.
Hood, oi Iucumcari, -. VI. VINO Oh Nov
%, 1906, made ii l. No. lliJs, Tor ~
MIA, STA NEa and NEA SEA sec
is, Twp on, RING aUE, y NJ + Meri.
dian, mas flied notice Oi intention TO
make FINAL Five Year Proof, TO es.
.uUl.su LAIN TO the land above de.
,rrlucI, before Register and Receiver
T.. =. Land ONCE at TucumcarI, y. Nj.
800 the ,ln day VI November, 1912
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ina d.. Buisyoe, David Fred White, b.
e. Apple, aud Henry smith, all OF Iu'
.umrari, y. NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior /. :, Land
Onice a. Tucumcari, New Mexico
Snnlember %. 1919

Scptember ~, VIZ
No. iro j. hereby given that DrlauN
=. Lancaster, or Quay. y VI. who on
september :. 1907, uodc II f. 40. 1916
fur NElI Soc II, Twp ~, ring 30E, \
VI T. Ncridiau, has filed notice Of m.
'rp'iou 'o wake Final Three Year Proof
iu establish claim 10 the land above
described, before l.. f. Williams, L, :.
Commissioned ui Murlock, y. NJ. ON the
a-'h day or November, 1912
Claimant names AZ witnesses;
e.. \. Pcrduo. i. =. Abbott, W, r,
Springer, and Robert Canody, all OF
Quay, n, NJ,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Office AZ Tucumcari. New Mexico
Sep. eE,ber %, 1912

Office AZ Tucumcari. New Mexico
Sep. ember %, 1912
Noilc" - hereby given that John
~tcinhagcu, b.. If McAlistcr, y. NJ.
who an October -, 1906. made II T. No.
i2Gl0, fr" \Ei, Srr =, Twp 6N, RING
"a r.. y VI = Meridian, mas filed notice
Of intention to make Final Five Year
Proof. 80 establish claim 10 the land
above described. before l., f, Williams,
T. y Commissioner n Murdock, y VI.
"u the 2i'h day Of November, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
", A.. Runyan, McAlister, y, NJ w
=. Crawl ford. MrAlistcr, y. NJ; f.. f.,
Hayden, Raglaud, y. NJ; w :, Settle
g MrNlistcr. y. VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department of the Interior u. !. Land
Office nj Tucumcari, New Mexico
September %, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Maggie
VI. Johnston, widow Of William B.John.
-tuu.. deceased, OF Tucumcari, y. NJ.
who on April II, 1906, made II + No.
So35, for M SWH and VIZ SEA Sec
., Twp I'm, ring BE, y NJ p Meridian
has filed notice Of intention to make
Final Five Year Proof, TO establish
claim 10 the land above described, be-.
fore Register and Receiver, u S Land
Onicc AT Tucumcari. n. NJ. on the 22nd
day Of November, 1912
Claimant names as witnesses;
.. II. de Yampcrt, w, r., B~rindley, j,
VI. Putnam, and w. b. Long, all of
rucumcari, n. NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOIlN fOh FObLACAA ACN
department Of the Interior T.. S. Land
ONCE M Tucumrari. New Mexico
September %, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Noulall
T.. Dyer. Of Buxton. y. VI. who on May
81, 1908, made II f. No. 25s07. for 81
NEli and NJ SEA Sec g, Twp ION,
Ring 3OE, y VI Meridian, has filed no.
.cc of intention 90 make Final Three
Year Proof, 20 establish claim 20 the
and above described, .aforo Register
md Receiver, T. = Land OHicc of Iu.
'umcari, y. NJ. on the 18Th day Of NO.
rwbor, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
David +. White, Claud WingrOve,
Nrchie Hutch, John Edward Iompkius
alI Of Tucumcari, n. NJ.
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Department of the Interior U. :. Land
Office Mt Tucumcari, New Mexico
September %, 1912
Notice is hereby given that John y,
%Billingslcy, Of Dodson, y, VI. who on
April %, 1907, made II T. No, 1880,
Tor SO SEh See ~, and Ne NEh
See "a, Twp IN, ring 29E, n NJ p Me-
ridian, has filed notice of intention to
make Final Five Year Proof, to estab.
lish claim 20 the land above described
before Register aud Receiver U 5 Land
Ohicc at ]Tucumcari, y. NJ, on the Both
day Of November, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
i. :. Dixon, :. h. Parker, j X Potter
and w. J.. Caps, all Of Dodson, n. NJ
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior Y. s, Land
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico
September %, 1912
Notice is hereby given that lIuey +,
Harris, Of Hasscll, y. NJ. who on Sept
>. 1905. made II f. No Ol475, for NWA
Sec 30, Twp 6N, Rng 2sE, n NJ = Me-
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Acting prHdaut ol he unIFcrs.u
Julian q. Munurt is soon to lay doNn
hiH duties bon mtur no prHIdoUt.,lco
Suuuuu y. lrohs ana resume his
work us dom ~ thc University school
If luW President Mounct 1874. ap.
pointed 90 70 scrlucal dime TO guide thc
university on Go AN era ol greater de-
NDIopmcnl mud pave the way for %
permanent urccsaoG ilo accepted the
actiug presidency conscious OF rs dii-
uDItes aud with the specific written
condition that ne should not hc called
upon To- occupy II permanently and 10
ah0ndou the field Of the law, That
President Monuct has succeeded won
dcrmIy iu the arduous work for
which the board of education selected
the unparalleled prosperity of the in-
,utuuon during the present year Of
fcrs proof llc entered upon the
work Don short notice az a time when
educational policies w,ro IN a chaotic
HGd changing condition, ON him rest
ri the responsibility for opening and
Installing the new central university
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hhomu City the electric Ugh plant
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as to meet with the approval and
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BLACKWELL third. Time minutes 81
seconds
Discus throw paT Cherokee fIrsti
Anderson, Ardmoro. second Hitch
cock. Oklahoma Clry third. Distance
l0S o. ll in,
22Oyuri dash C. Nelson Ard
u cro first j. Floyd, FaIrlew scc-
md, Roeors Pryor Jmrd, Time -
3-5 seconds
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Fri2lcll, Cherokee. second, Tyler We
lcotka, third, lloieht 5ft . In.
12-pound hammer throw Brad
shaw Chandler. first parr Cehrokee,
second, Jordan, oklahoma City third
Distance li9 H. 3-S In
Runnlug broad Jump-Floyd, Fair
Wow, first. q. Nollson, Ardmore, sec'
oud, Pltmm. Ardmore, third. Dis
.anoe n e. g In.
ll0-yard dash O. Nelson, Ard
more. first. Renfrow. Tonkawa, Soc
ond; GALLOWAY Hobart third Timo
53 2-5 seconds
220-yard low hurdle5-Floyd, Fair
view, first; Fauble, Shawnee, second,
Fields Tonkuwa, third Time 27 4-5
seconds,
lIalf-milc -MilIigan, Tonkowa,
first, Barclay, Tonkawa, second,
Vance, Blackwell third Time min.
II sec.
Pole yault--Cohagan Sapulpa, first,
Mnton, Enid, second, Parr, Chero'
kec, third. Height 10 H. 3 hb
Mile relay Tonkawa first; Oklaho'
ma second. Logan third.
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edo you believe that the executive
should have discretion as to whether
Tom, Dick or Harry should have lands
Ito say that Tom should have lands
and Dick and Harry should not, y asked
Mr.. Ashford.
should be large discretion in putting
Continued on Page Eighty
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GOVERNORS CAUSE STRENGTHENED.

Already weekly beginning edoay the
results of the investigation which being conducted by Walter h
Kuh Delegate the
emphaticay
administration being
that permit that Governor
his accomplish the Territory
efficient and particular
all
a CROUCH
Meanwhile the investigation by Fisher
few others make the will make the Islands,
possible with
during journeys automobile
other sections Kauai Hawaii Maui will
of the plantations, which group
possibly
quantity quality
the Territory which will undoubtedly
distinguished
the primitive individual
the small farmer successfully
but these
Curtament of industry
the Territory individuals
people able something Hawaii making
prosperity the people nowhere
strikes less grpmbng there
all who desire o
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THE SUICIDE OF GENERAL Noe1.

yesterday
the traditions Old Japan with the
civilization amurai committed ara
death
sashed
startling
be long
Arthur however,
the Emperor
has followed into the the battlefield time time
calmly satisfied die for the Mikado He
his
with death his eldest lieutenant the division
anecdote the life
told hold their
he lives
this campaign, and there is therefore,
possibility
adding grief if had to hold three separate ceremonies
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THE ooMMnRorAL CONVENTION.

will be doub unfortunate the commercial m this
for getting better touch with trade conditions throughout
the Territory
tay rebufed Capital
either the members the o board the
1t decidedly fitting that this first the
Hawaii should be
from that Ho fast assuming the she should hold in this
the
veopments
tributary Ho, the tourist possibilities
contributing
has been that community change
lulu should see and preft by.
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''This is another thing would like
to say. This is an intolerant commun-
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E<UHIC'S RIGHT HAND MAN
MAKES ATTACK UPON FISHER
Came Prejudiced and
Has Since Not Told
Truth.
(Mail special to The Advertiser.l

(Mail Special to The Advertiser)
HlDO, September 13.-That the in
vestigation conducted by Secretary
Fisher of the matters pertaining to the
Kuhio charges against Governor Frea=,
has turned out to be nothing but
farce is the contention made by Rev.
Stephen Desha, the Delegate IS principal
chieftain on this island.
Secretary Fisher came to the Isl
ands with his mind made up in favor
of Governor Frear,' said Desha. He
has shown that in several ways. There
can be but little doubt as to what the
result will be when the investigation
is beng carried on as it is.
"first of ALL Fisher had hardly
started out from San Francisco bcfol
he began sending daily, or almost daily,
wireless messages to the Governor. On
his arrival we see the Governor in such
an undigniied rush for Fishers steam.
er, that he even left his private sec
rotary behind. Since his arrival, Fish
er has been entirely in the Frear camp.
Surrounded by Women.
"The Governor appears to be willing
to stoop to any means to gain his ends.
Thus we seeing him grouping mis- female
relatives in the chamber where the
hearings are being held. The effect
of this is obvious. When Bryan en-
tered the convention hall at Baltimore.
few months ago, some one whispered
to him that President Taft y wife was
in the audience. The consequence was
that Bryan, in order to avoid hurting
the feelings of Mrs. Taft, cut out Of his
speech all the uncompiimcntary refer.
ences which it had been his intention
to make in regard to the President.
"There are still many of us who pos.
sess the same feeling of gallantry, o.
ordinary decency, you might say, and
who would feel that we could not bring
out the facts We have against Cover
nor Frear, when the ladies of his house
hold were present to hear US, and still
remain within the bounds of courtesy.
/, for one, would certainly not be will.
ing to make any statements against the
Governor, as long as Mrs. Frear, Mrs.
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Hamakua districts. The larger num-
Der of plantations appeared to be anita
gonistic to the development of the rail
road.
Steamship Discrimination.
The Secretary asked how the steam.
ship transportation could be hurt by
the railroad company. The exports Of
the plantations, said Mr.. Carter, was
shipped by the steamship line from
private landings. If the railroad could
be built much of the freight would go
to Hilo over the railroad and not by
the steamers. He says he understood
the steamship company put their rates
down to practically cost to hold the
business of the plantations and secured
term contracts for a period of years
which naturally hurt the railroad prof.
ect.
He believed discrimination between
large and small shippers is made by
the steamship company. "In fact, /
know it is, said Mr.. Carter. At the
time the report was made it was a
fact, and he suspected 1T to be the
case at the present time. He believed
the larger man got a smaller rate than
the small shipper.
81 believe got better rates for
the transportation of cattle than any
other shipper said Mr.. Carter, "be-
cause ! represented the large interests.
pegged away until got them to re-
duce rates, but think lately there has
been change in the rates for the
smaller ranchmen, at my instance, to
make them uniform and make a gener.
al rate. | was partially successful"
What did the steamship people say
to youf' asked the Secretary.
II cannot remember the conversa-
ton, " replied Mr.. Carter. ''of course,
! shipped larger number of cattle
than any one else and shipped gener.
ally in larger single shipments. l
shipped full load of seventy-five. On
the other hand there are only few
of the steamers that can carry that
many. The other ranches gave as full
loads as the steamers furnished then
can carry. Some of the steamers hav,
a capacity of from thirty,fve and som,
carry fifty to sixty, and only thre'
steamers can carry seventy-fve.
kept these busy myself. In some case
the steamships are delayed, but Mr.
Kennedy said the delay would be TIL
same with large as well as small ship
ments. The fact remains that in tn
tusy season the larger steamers &c
the full shipments. -
The Secretary suggested that if tn
company was not intending to discrim
mate and Mr.. Carter and one or tw
others had enough cattle to keep ther
busy it would inevitably work out a
discrimination against the smalle
shippers Mr.. Carter said, however
the rates had been modified. He sal
it was up to the steamship company t
take care of the service, whatever
might be. There are few shipments Q
, lots of less than twenty-five. The onl
: steamer that does not cary cattle
the Mauna Kea. He believed a publ
utilities commission would be ben,
| fetal.
r He was just as strongly of the opii
) ion that hOmesteaders should not tax
: mp lands until roads are built to ii
I tracts, as before. Mr.. Carter said i
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Hamakua districts. The larger num-
Der of plantations appeared to be anita
gonistic to the development of the rail
road.
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Dillingham; and other ladies of his home
circle were present.
Mistated Facts.
"I spoke of Secretary Fishers ntti.
tude in favor of Governor Frear. That
am right in this contention vas shown
very plainly when Fisher even went
to far as to resort to mistatins facts
in order to defend Governor Frcar from
that attack of George r. Carter.
"You have seen that Carter stated
that he opposed Frear because he had
failed to get the support of the nation
al administration, and that Fisher came
to the defense of Governor Frear, right
then and there, by stating that he never
knew that Frear lacked the support of
the administration.
"That Fisher in his eagerness to de-
fend Frear did not vince at taking
liberties with the truth is plain. We
all know that Frear tried to block the
appointment of Judge Robertson, and
that no attention was paid to him by
the administration at Washington. We
also know that he was against the ap-
pointment of Judge De Bolt to the SUI
preme bench. Still De Bolt was ap-
pointed. Clemens was not Frear =
choice for the United States district
bench. Still he was appointed. All
this shows that Carter certainly spoke
the truth. -
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THE POOR, OLD G. o. P.

SEEING THAT DELEGATES THE TERRIToR
IAL CONVENTION HAVE RESENT
TEE CHARGE HE HAS MADE REPRE-
SENT WHOM HE HAS BRANDED AS BRIBE.
TAKERS, AND THAT PLANTATION INTERESTS HAS
BRANDED AS APPARENTLY AFRAID OF HIM
KuHo NOW GOES ONE STEP FURTHER AND AN.
EoUNcEs THAT HE PARTY PLATFORM
UPON REPRESENTATIVE CANpI.
DATES ARE TO STAND CONVENTION REFUSES
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE THREATENS
BOLT CANDIDATE PRIVATE PARTY,
A ANNOUNCED RUNNING
Z
Is PITY ASSEMBLED MANHOOD ENOUGH
AMONG
TO PROTEST BULLYING.
CERTAINLY
KICKED INDEPENDENCE
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EDWARDS OR MEN7

FORMER SIGNED STATEMENT MADE TO THE NATION
THROUGH SECRETARY THE INTERIOR KUHIo HAS
CHARGED REPUBLICAN, VOTERS OF HAWAII WITH HAv-
BR1BED TO ELECT HIM TWO YEARS AGO AS DELE
GATE
EE NEVER CHARGE BACK AND THE RE
PUBLICAN MAJORITY THESE ISLANDS STANDS TODAY
BRANDED MADE OF BRIDE TAKERS,
THE REPRESENTATIVES, REPUBLICAN VOTERS
HAWAII ASSEMBLE MORNING IN CONVENTION IN THIS
CITY IF CONVENTION HAS SPARK OF MANHOOD IN
IT'S MAKEUP FORCE KUHIo TO PUBLICLY RETRACT
HIS sLUR REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF HAWAII, OR IT
WILL REFUSE TO NDoRsE FURTHER CANDIDACY.
ONLY EDWARDS WILL.
A MADE
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Ranch Wages.

Mr.. Carter said he employed on the
Parker ranch, Hawaiians, Portuguese
and Japanese. For work on the ranch,
as cowboys, the Hawaiians were super
Tor. The men who worked with horses
and looked after cattle received from
$36 to $40 month. They did not get
all this in money. He had system
of giving them food, so many pounds
of beef and so much paiai, which
brought down the actual cash wage to
$24 and 500 month. The ranch did
not make any profit from its issuance
of ratlons. Beet was supplied direct.
iy off the ranch. The only supplies
sold We're salt salmon. The ranch paid
a little more than the sugar plantations
for their labor. On the ranch the Rus.
sian adults received from $2s to $50
a month, but without food allowance.
All employees were furnished homes,
water and firewood, gratis.
Secretary Fisher now referred to the
report of the special land commission
of which Mr.. Carter was member, in
which Mr.. Carter made separate re
port from the majority. He was ask
ed the principal point of differenc,
which impelled him to make this sep
arate report.
Mr., Carter said he devoted most OF
his time on the report to advising thai
: the government guarantee bonds fol
: railroad construction lie was prett,
; largely interested in railroads at tn,
time. He has not since changed hi
> opinion of the wisdom of his recon
: mendations. His report of the inter
1 woven interest of the Inter.Islan,
: Steamship Company and the suga
: planters was based upon the dificultie
which faced the Hilo railroad in con
strueting road through the Hilo an,