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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
URGES REVISION
Judge Prank Nesbitt. I'm Address Before
Board OF Tarde. Cites Defects in
Compensation Ace.

Declaring that the workmen's com
pensation act - right and just ia pur-
pose and principle. but that the one IT,
force IN this state Is badly In need OF
revision, eN-Judge Frank W. Nesbitt.
In an address before TIE Wheeling Boa I'd
OF Trade. at the regular meeting Of its
membership. last night. pointed out
what he termed as defects in the bili
which was enacted at the last session
but a beginning and a step in the right
direction. hut n will b. matter Of bur
short time until u must BE- amended
or substituted by better one
THE present worImen's compensa-
ton law q not the one We should have
In West Virginia" said the judge. 1T
r. not the one best suited for the pur-
poses held In view By those who honest
~ advocated compensation law" Ifa
added that the law iu The form in which
~ was iirst presented 10 the legislature
would have boon much better. but q
was modified because Of the influence
and opposition of the coal Industry Ga
the state. In its present form. he said
~ benefits the coal operators ~ against
other employers Of labor. while in it,
effects 10 works dUu5iy against other
employers and against not only en-
ployes Of mines but Of employees In
other Industries.
Othcr employ ers 81 labor are charged
too high rate Of insurance in c0mpar-
isun 10 that charged the coal operafora
when the hazardous risk Of the coal
industry is taken into consideration. he
said. Again. he said. the rate charged
mime operators does not collect enough
money Co ueN the benefits Of those Kill
Cd or injured Ia that class. Even 90 tho
funds collected were large enough. be
added. the amounts paid 90 the working
men nrc not large enough.
There viii uc On period % unrest In
this state until the law a. amended.
Judge Nsshift declared. The Judge read
q lengthy paper dealing with tho prin-
cirles 81 workmeu'r compensation for
injuries ur death sustained while 20
work ile reviewed the history Of the
agitation Tor such laws from the first
suit fu recover damages entered IN
1891 to the present time referring In
considerable detail Co ite various
phases. ifs spoke ~ the lnIustices .
common law doctrines. The majority or
injuries today, no said. arc due to no
inherent dangers 81 the Industries them
selves Tho employer ls not RESPONSE
Die. nor Dr. Tho supl0ye. therefore
neither should bear the brIut Tt should
D. borne hr The industry. just az b. the
hrs. ksee or deterioration " machinery
used Ir tho injury
FOLLOW inr fhe judges address several
persons took part boo tho discussion 81
fNe act Most ufrsuus present favored
"a g'He. 'NrnfI.u ~ Industries with rates
ahl Y.frI according t1 tho risk Practi-
.HII' HI Thought that the law should
hr amended 1rd tHaf ~ wlu he On the
."H|r UN time
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The All CoiisEian team % Benwcod
vail play the Union High school hase-
bail team this afternoon ON the Forty-
be called at = ociock. Next SATURDAY
the All ColleEians will journey 70 shsr-
rara where they viii play the strong
following players are asked 70 report
ior todays game. Morrison. RiEr-.
Thilhian, Edwards. Bonar. Perley. M~In-
ley. Crawford. Butler. Miller. iedicord.
workman. Sheets and Sleeps.
Anyone desiring games with the asov.
Team may arrange them BY calling IA
uonal Benwood - during the day or 81
on the same phone at night or through
the pages OF this paper. This promises
sional teams IN the valley this year and
with the enrolling OF one or two more
good pitchers they fell that they viii
De READY TO Withstand the best
The warwood Transfer base ball team
Challenges any Is or II year old team In
Answer through this paper me rnsgp
u as Follows; Boring. kammerer. e.: n
sutton; b Sutton. p. starr. -: Roth
Boyd. ef; Brockaw. RI.
The Loveland Cubs has. ball team
challenge any Is year old team In ohio
valley for a game on any Saturday. An
swer through this paper or call as-W
and and ask for valentine hgwe. The linup
HuWe. D. Almond. IS: RrokaW III
Nogler zb.: ;. Vogler. Sd; Herner. n
Duglass. cf: Cook. IT,
The LinsIy Institute base ball tear,
VIII play a practice game this Afternoon
at o'clock on the Island ball park with
the Wheeling Mold and Foundry team
\ good game Is anticipated between the
two teams.
This morning at 10 o'clock the Junior
base ball team. OF Linsly. will play the
wilson team. OF Elm Grove In their
irst game Of the season. on the Island
ball park. The Linsly lads are conf
dent Of winnig the game.
The High school base ball schedule
has not yet been completed. although IA
Is believed that the number OF games
TO be played will not BE- as great -
those played last year. only nine games
are on the tentative schedule. while six
teen were played in 1918. IL may b.
that Few double-headers will BE- STAGED
although this has not been decided
The Il. \. RS accept the challenge of
the Martins Ferry buckeyes for "a game
Of ball sunday. April 10. at . o'clock on
the Martins Ferry grounds For in
formation call l3ll-R on the National
phone between and o'clock and asK
Tor Chalk.
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bank a short distance above the CITY.
iic was bound for Martins Ferry
when something went wrong with the
steering scar and the auto plunged
over The bank. a distance OF about
- teet landing on the road below.
Mr. Pratt escaped injury. but the car
was badly damaged and had 10 be
lowed 10 garage for repairs. The
car vas only recently purchased By
NJ Pratt. and was one Of the latest
models
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Deputy T. s. Clerk George o. boyd
is expected 20 return to-day from Mar
tinsburE. where he has been attend
ing the sessions OF federal court
Robert G.. Ebert. representing the
Hotel McAlpin. Of New York. ls in
the city on business.
John Arbeuz. who A. attending ohio
Dental college. g. spending the Easter
vacation az his home here.
n. +. Marks. manager % the Pro.
tected Asbestos Metal company. 81
Pittsburgh. returned yesterday after
a short business trip here
Frank Mcconnell, OF the George NJ.
Shook company's store. Dr. recovering
from an extended illness
George Arbenz, Of Huntington. o.
spending few days a. The home 81
his parents in Pleasant Valley
Edwin hschel. representing the
Pope Manufacturer company. tafI
last night for Richmond. Va after
spending a few days here on business
the high school girls basketball team.
Is out OF school on account uf O.
spraincd ankle which she sustained
In the game az ParkersburE last week.
Mr.. Charles Newland. former SOC
Rotary OF the local y. ~ g. A. o. Iu
town. Mr.. Rowland. viii leave with
his family for Elkius On a few daYH.
where he now has the secrsfaryfhip
OF the v. VI. G. 4. in that city
Mr.. Claude Pulliam Of this city VIII
leave on Sunday for an extended bueI.
ness trip through the southern part
Of the state
Leo Coleman. son o. John Coleman.
De- home for the Easter vacation from
MorE1ntOwn. where ho ia "a student
a. W. v. 4.
Percy Miller. law student a. the
state university al Morraufown. d.
spending his Easter vacation with bic
parents on Fifteenth street
Ralph Gordon. who Oh a student 90
W Y. e.. is expected home today fo
spend a few days with hia pargrta
DR. Deahl and Mr. Crow 81 tho West
Virginia university faculty were vIa.
itors al the local high school yester.
day.
Mrs. Elmer Nen OF Louisville. o
was a shopper IN the city Friday
Rev. Father T. A. Hoice 90 sisters.
vile IS spending a few DAYS ln the
city.
Mrs. W IT, Turner OF sand Hu
was a caller m the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. ID Carriso and son OF
Fairmont viii spend sunday with rel
utivoH here.
william Kctchum OF Fairmont re.
turned homo FRIDAY from "a visit win
friends here.
Misses Frances and lois Cochran
Eleanor Murphy and Rita King who
attend school 90 the Mount. returned
TO their home a. parkcreburr Co
spend Easter
Miss Regina Lutz returned Friday
from a visit with friends I'm Parkcrs-
burg
". J. Worth'r- haze been calling on
friends in Elf
g. 49, Ncvlar. o. Flkins is In tho
city and viii ts. hIs wife and child
TO Elking where they will reside
Mrs Henry kortu. ~ Eouwood
Junction. who underwent very eor..
ous operation at fnD N0rfu Wheeling
hospital ia recovering very nicely
Miss Helen Iu'z. ~ Wheeling fal
and. who underwent mn operation af
The North Wheeling hospital about
week ago. is making On splendid ro.
rUForv
Miss Anna pachrrk OF tho South
Side. Is spending fau fIr. 1f Ilur..
vile. o.. as fre guest off friend
Mrs vs.. T. lHuv and children. OF
Pittsburgh. Pa. who have been VISIT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
GOOD TALK
Judge Clifford p. Smith. of MasEaehu-
setts' Talks on Christian Science
In Court Theater.

Judge Clifford =. Smith. OF BrookIine
Mass, delivered a very interesting a.
dress ON Christian Science al the Court
Theatre yesterday evening az o'cIl,h
under the auspices Of she local Christian
science church Of thus city. Quite A
large crowd was present. Mr. smith
address was very able discussion ON
Christian science and every point that
ne made, was defended by clear logical
argument. MIR. Smith was able to hold
the closest attention OF his audirnc-
throughout the entire address
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BETHANY. W. Va. April iO-At her
home In Independence. Pa. Thursday
evening. occurred the death OF Miss
Dorothy Manchester Perrin. who was u
the time OF her illness "a student at
bethany college. Miss Perrin contract
ed typhoid fever while In bethany and
was removed 20 her home "A few days
ago. She was n student In the medical
department and was "a member OF ths
Alpha Pal Delta SOroricty and was ono
Of the institutions most industrious
students. She was In her 18Th year and
was the only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
John T.. Perrin. Special exercises were
held In the college chapel this morning
in respect 20 her memory.
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death OF DIT James T.. Ely. n prominent
citizen Of GAINESVILLE. occurred on Iri-
day afternoon at 30 o'clock az his late
residence. He was the organized Of the
Peoples National Bark of Barneavfii.
and also the organizer Of the harness
Vile Natural Gas Company The de-
ceased was the son Of Jacob and Sara
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Services over the remains OF the late
Mrs. Mary Nuzum Of Fairmont. who
passed away at the family home Thurs
day morning. will be held sunday after
noon AZ ESQ o'clock. The deceased was
We'll known in this city and leaves a
wide circle OF friends to mourn her loss.
Local Knights Of Pythias sent floral
tributes yesterday. Deceased was the
mother OF the grand chancellor Of the
state grand lodge Of Knights Of Pythias.
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Evaeuate San Pedro.

JUAREZ, Mex. April 1O-San Pc
dro. 40 miles northeast Of Torreon.
vas evacuated by the FederalS in the
lace OF superior numbers today. ac.
cording 10 a report form General MI.
la 10 General Carranza.
Eight days ago General Ortega
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AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PR0. NOTES
AHATEuH MOTHS

The lnfelilrsncsr h. anNous 20
encourage ard assist fha future
base ball players % this vicinity.
and viii gladly publish ail ar-
counts % hase ball Eamaa. chal-
leuEer. organization 90 frara
and other matters pertaining %
game. az any time during the
season To luEur. publication.
noWFNer. the account 20 an ANA
tuer matter should D. written
on one side o. the PAPER only aud
ssut % or delivered a. the Intel
hgcncer unic.. addressed %
Amateur Sporting Editor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-11
AUTO OYER BANK
Attorney a. q Pratt a. Warf.ra rsrFy
Mas Narross Escape Whrr Steer
ina Gear Goes nad

Henry % Pratt ri rrUm.nfrf aHor.
r'F ui Martins Ferry bad narrow
afternoon nhfr nIH sfufUhrEI. IHI.
iu which le vas riding. sent over H
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schifner Funeral.

Impressive services were held yester-
day morning over the remains OF the
late Louis Schiller. well known glass
worker, who passed away some days
ago. Short services were held At the
family home after which interment was
In Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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Special pispateS to the Intelligence.

Special Dispatch to the IntelliEencer.
AiARTINSBURG. W. Va. April 1O.-
Thomas Eauld. for 50 years freight
agent for the b. a O. railroad here. died
last night. aged "a years. lie served
during the civil war as a member OF
the Second Virginia regiment Of cavalry
under General j. u. Slmafr-
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Norman ohsequiss.

The last sad rites over the remain.
OF Cornelia. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Norman. were held yesterday
Hutslar. rastor OF Island Christian
church. ofhciated and interment was in
stone Church cemetery at Elm Grove.
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Mra. aarah RtnhI-

Local friends were surprised TO learn
OF the death OF Mrs. Sarah Stahl
Mhich occurred at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Albert McGary, at
south townsville, Pa Funeral serV-
ices were held Thursday at the family
nome and interment was made in Board
Tree, W. Va
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Ely. OF Maryland. and was born August
%. 1882.
DIR. Ely graduated from the Ohio Med
ical College IN 1868 and was "A sergeant
In the civil war. He II survived by
one son. T.. :. Ely. He was well known
and many regret his death. which oc-
CURED suddenly.
Funeral services hsxc not yet been ar
ranged.
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AT TAMPIG0
CcOntinued Prom first Page,

railway TO the southwest They plan
an attack on Acapulco In order 10
gain port on the Pacific coast.
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A TREAT

Give Yourself a treat
ihis Spring Take
a Took 40 what we
consider ne most art.
fully designed suits
uhi-h have ever reen
shown in the city
Everything new in
FURNISHINGS
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About People
Movements o. individuals 20 I
and From tie City.
ARRIVALS
AT TIE LOCAL HOTELS

Mcclure G. Dadison. sutton
A. J. Wilkinson. Huntington; = X
Freeman. Rayenna. O.. a.. u. Carson
Fairmont. j. A. GanEcr. Lancsville
O.: George :. Roper, Steubcnville. %.
Thomas Burtoft and wife. ST Claire
Vile. o.. j. A DOnahey. BarncsViiie
o.
stamm-H. c. show alter. Clarks
burg: r. r. Kinsey. Alliance. o.. "
A. Williams. Barton. o. q. =. Pow
Ter. Marietta. o. W. A. Conman and
wife. Grafton, y. X Emrick. farkcrs
burg: r. W. Leep. Marietta. O.
Brunswiek-J. Penner. Elkins. "
G. Drake. Cameron. William Shidcli
Elm Grove. J. b. Armstrong. Union
town. Pa
Grand Central W GRADER Bell
aire. o.. Clyde flesher. Friendly. a.
NJ. Talkington. Cameron MarEarci
Nesbitt. Warrington. Mary Nesbitt
Bellaire
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This morning at 10 o'clock the Junior
wilson team. OF Elm Grove. in their
first game OF the season. on the Island
ball park. The Linsly lads are conf
dent Of winnig the game
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The Linsly Institute base balI-t tear,
VIII play a practice game this afternoon
at o'clock on the Island ball park with
the Wheeling Mold and Foundry team
\ good game IL anticipated between the
two teams.
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The r. \. RS accept the challenge %
the Martins Ferry Buckeyes for gam.
Of ball sunday, April IS. at o'clock on
the Martins Ferry grounGs. For In
formation call l3ll-R on the National
phone between s and o'clock and asK
Tor Chalk.
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UNKNOWN TIGHTER - -.
TAKES POOR OLD ii.
WOLGAST'S NUMBER
fBy Latest MALL

HUDSON, Wis. - Johnny TflIman,
a boxer practically unknown, beat Ad
Wolgast, former lightweight cham
2ion, in a. 10-round go here. News
paper men at the ringside gave Till
man five of the rounds and the re-
naming five were declared even. VOL
CAST, therefore, did not have a single
round to his credit. ,-
Tillman went to work early in the
contest, and In the third round he
landed a terrific right swing on VOL
CASTS nose, which brought the blood
in a stream. From then on Tillman
kept the ex-champion on the jump to
avoid his left jabs to the injured nose.
Wolgast spent most of his time in
the last three rounds in attempting
to land "haymaker" and thus win
the contest on a knockout. But Till
man worked cleverly and the Wild
cats" punches whizzed harmlessly
through the air.
Though Wolgast complained before
he entered the ring that his injured
hand was still paining him, he did
not fight like man whose fists were
in any way impaired.
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face of sea wall along high
water mark; -, .,e<~
4. 257o 30' 308.35 feet, along the Boo
kus lot to the point of begin.
ming and containing an area
of 15.42o square feet. - -:
You are hereby cited to appear at
the Land Court, to be held at the City
and County OF Honolulu on the 4th
day Of June A d. 1914, at two o'clock
il the afternoon, to show cause ii any
YOU have, why the prayer of said pc.
tition should not be granted. And
unless you appear at said Court at
the time and place aforesaid your
default will be recorded, and the said
petition will be taken as confessed,
and you will be forever barred from
contesting said petition or any decree
entered thereon. .-.
Witness the Honorable William l.
Whitney, Judge of said Court, this
18th day of May in the year nineteen
hundred and fourteen.
Attest with seal of said Court:
(SeaD JOHN MARCALLINO,
+ Registrar
5S53-May IL, 10, 26. June g.
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Bio Ants Of Africa

or q species OF African ant, Du
Chaillu has the following to say:
do not think they build nest or
home Of any kind. At any rate. they
eat their prey on the spot II is their
habit to march through the forests In
long. regular line--a line about two
inches wide and often several miles
in length. All along this line are the
largest ants, who act as officers,
standing outside the ranks to keep
the singular army In order. II they
come to q place where there are no,
trees to shelter them from the sun,
whose heat they cannot bear. they
Immediately build underground tIin-
nels. through which the whole army
passes In columns TO the forest be.
yond. These tunnels are four or five
feet underground and are used only
in the heat Of the day or during a
storm. When they grow hungry, the
whole file spreads itself through the
forest in. a front line and attacks and
devours all that it overtaies. Even
the elephant and the gorilla fly be-
fore this attack. The black men run
for their lives. Every animal which
lives In their lines OF march is chased.
In an incredibly short time the moose.
the leopard OF deer is overwhelmed.
killed and eaten. and the bare skele-
ton only remains. They seem to traF.
ell night and day.
Their manner of attack Is an Inc
petuous leap. Instantly the strong
pincers are fastened, and they only
let go when the pieces of flesh they
hold gives way AT such times this
little animal seems animated by a
kind of fury, which causes 1t to dis
regard entirely its own safety and
to seek only the conquest of prey.
Their bite is very painful The ma
tive negroes relate that in former
times criminals were exposed in the
path of these ants as the most cruel
manner Of putting them to death.
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIR e C T @ r Y
REFERENCE FOR BUSY PEOPLE

AUTOMOBILE.
Taxi, Phone $500 and 1888. !.
AUTOMOBILE.
Call Stanley Strader at the Young
Stand when you want Q car. 2511.
AUTOMOBILE.
1915 PieTce-Arrow at your service
Sam Mcmillan, King ST. Stand. 400
AUTOMOBILE.
my Hughes, Oahu Std. Phone 3S4S.
AUTO AND TAXI.
Oahu Auto Stand, under new man.
agement Best cars. Joe Clark,
Mgr phone 3s4S.
AUTO LIVERY.
Taxicabs and Touring cars at your
service. Phone 1926.
AUTO PAINTING.
Give us a trial with your auto paint.
ing. Kalihi Auto Paint Shop. 24l
N. King st.
AUTO PAINTING.
Automobiles and carriages painted.
@0btlpAH6 h40 BlluA16s hI16 @AuSU
Painting Shop, King and South SITS.
AUTO REPAIRING.
Reliable machine shop can suit you
in your machine work Queen at
Richards st.
AUTOMOBILE TRIMMING.
s. King st near Punchbowl. Tops
built, covered and repaired; tire
and seat covers to order.
AUTO TENDERS.
I Mattos, the auto fender specialist,
is now located at Alakea and Queen.
FOR Al TAXI
When you want q taxi, call Jimmy
Hughes. Auto Livery Co.
TAXI.
Kenneth Hewitt Is now at the Mer
chant ST Taxi Stand with his own
Taxi. Phone $50.
TAXI.
Latest model Ford Taxi car King
st. Auto Stand. Phone 47Oa, Louie.
Medeiros.
Books.
Chinese, Japanese and English die
tionaries, ~ Beretania st.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Boots and Shoes made to order. Give
us a trial. Honolulu Shoe Co.. Ho-
tel at Maunakea.
CONTRACTORS.
Contracting and general building;
estimates furnished Takaki Co,
junction King and Beretania SITS.
CHINESE INTERPRETERS.
lie Chong, Chinese interpreter and
business agent. Smith st, opp. Ho-l
tel. St
CAFE.
The Royal Cafe; meals sent out.
Phone 1910. Beretania near Fort st
CLOTHES CLEANERS !
Ladies' and gentlemen's clothes cali
ed for and delivered. Quick work;
1883 Alakea street Phone 5151.
CLOTHES CLEANERS.
When you want yo,lr clothes cleaned
properly. call at the King, So s. King
st.
CLEANERS.
Y. Fukunaga, Clothes cleaned, press
ed. repaired. 1422 Fort street
EXCELSIOR CLOTHES CLEANERS.
Clothes called for and delivered.
Shoes dyed by our secret method.
Phone 4742 Chaplain at Fort
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NEW TO-DAY

No 295. TERRITORY OF HAWAII
LAND COURT.-TERRITORY OF
8 HAWAII TO EDNA SC0BY BOG
KUS; TERRITORY OF HAWAII,
by /. M. Stainbach. Attorney Gen
:, eral and Joshua D. Tucker, Com
missioner of Public Lands; CITY
AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU, by
Joseph j. Fern, Mayor and Presi-
dent of the Board of Supervisors;
and to ALL whom 1t may concern:
Whereas, q petition has been pre-
scented to said Court by CAROLINE
ID. WESTERVELT to register and
confirm her title to the following-de-
scribed land: ...
That certain parcel of land with the
buildings thereon, situate on the
Southwest side of Kalakaua Avenue,
Waikiki, City and County Of Homo
lulu, Territory of Hawaii, (being a
portion of land included, within the
limit of Part j, Land Patent IGrant1
1885 to the s. N. Castle Estate, Lin
ited1. and particularly described as
follows:
Beginning at the Northeast corner
of this lot ON the West side of Kala-
kana Avenue, the co-ordinates of said
point referred to Government Sur.
yey Street Monument in Kalakaua
Avenue opposite and on % foot off.
set from the Southeast corner Of Kali.
akaua Avenue and Kaiulani Road, be
ing 3260.4 feet South and 1883 feet
East and from said Government Sur,
vey Street Monument the true All
muth to Government Survey Trig.
Station "Leahi" being 3210 80 go
and running by true azimuths:
1. 347o so 500 feet, along the West
side of Kalakaua Avenue to
a pipe;
y. 10 80 30S.27 feet, along Govern
ment Lot to + on the sea
face of sea wall;
3. 1877 IL 500 feet along the Sc