Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-16

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Beside him stood Iqua Purdy. who
won the worlds championship at
Cheyenne with the lasso as Cow
puncher."
Another and most novel feature was
introduced to the visitors by Manager
ID. s. McAllister, of the Knkaiau
ranch, and Purdy, when on last We'd
Enesday they engaged in a hunt and
without guns caught and killed q Wild
turkey, a. wild pig and q wild sheep.
On their horses they chased the, tur-
KEY np hill and into q tree. where
McAlllsteF roped him, dragged MIN
down and killed him A little later
they discovered wild pig, chased him
up a deep gully and the ranchmen
Flassoed him. The sheep, q young one,
met its fate in similar manner.
On Mauna Kea the party INDUCED
in snow-balling.
"The governor can't throw worth
sour apples" confided Mott-Smith to
his friends this morning. He tried
to hit me but couldn't. Wodehouse
had better luck, though. He did hit
me, fairly and squarely, before har
a chance to dodge" While stopping
at the topmost point of the mountain
the members unearthed tin can con.
tanning a paper with names OF former
visitors. and added their own names
to the list. Enroute down the slopes
they visited the large lake of ice-cold
water, at the 11.000 foot level, and
the big, mysterious ancient quarry
where in ages past the natives chisel.
led out their implements of warfare
and the hunt Hundreds of arrow
heads, hammers and axes, IN various
stages of completion, were strewn
over the place, and in spots arc great
heaps of these stones, piled up and
apparently ready for immediate use.
The quarry, where operations Of an
extensive character evidently were
conducted by the early inhabitants o
the island, bears the appearance of
having been deserted at moments
notice, with tools thrown about
helter-skelter fashion as though the
workmen had abandoned their job in
much haste.
Governor Frear arrived at the XII
kaiau ranch Sunday afternoon, joining
Mptt-Smith, r. III. Wodehouse ami
/ Henry Holmes at that point. On Mon
day the party rode thirty-three miles,
around the mountain to the Humuula
sheep ranch, of which Sam Parker
Jr. is manager and practically the
owner. On Tuesday they made the
journey up the mountain and back,
and on Wednesday rode back to the
Kukaiau ranch.
Unwilling to confess their saddle
soreness the visitors joined the cow
boys Thursday and Friday in the cat
tie drives, and finally the governor
and secretary departed for HiIo by
train Saturday morning. Mr.. Wode-
house and Mr.. Holmes remained, and
expect TO- arrive here next Saturday
morning.
During his stay Mott-Smith inspect.
ed some government lands, forest re-
serves and other projects in which the
territory is officially Interested. but
the governor was kept busy on horse
back almost the entire length OF his
visit.
There are a number of minor af-
fairs that require attention now,
said Governor Frear today, and will
keep me busy probably for the re-
mainder of the present month. ex-
pect to get down to the labor on the
annual report to the secretary of the
interior. some time in July-proyided
am still governor"
As yet he has received no official
notification of the part he may be re.
quired to play in the execution of the
three Filipfnos, who were given the
death sentence last Saturday morning.
The governor must sign the death
warrant and fix the date of the exccu.
ton.