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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-28
A Volcanic Eruption
(From Bulwer-Lytton's 'The Last Days Of POmpei')

mense fragments of rock hurled from
| the house roofs, bore down along the
streets masses of confused rum
which vet more and more with every
hour INSTRUCTED the way; and as the
/, day advanced the motion Of the earth
was yet more sensibly felt, the foot
ing seemed to slide and creep.
Sometimes the huger stones strik-
ing against each other as they fell
broke into countless fragments emit
ting sparks of fire, which caught
whatever was combustible within
their reach; and along the plains be-
yond the city the darkness was now
terribly relieved; for several houses
and even vineyards had been set on
fire; and at various intervals the fires
rose sullenly and fiercely against the
solid gloom.
Frequently by the momentary light
of torches fugitives encountered each
other, some hurrying towards the sea,
others flying from the sea back to
the land; for the ocean had retreated
rapidly from the shore-an utter
darkness lay over it, and upon its
groaning and tossing waves the storm
of cinders and rock fell without the
protection which the streets afforded
to the land. Wild, haggard, CHASTITY
with supernatural fears, these groups
encountered but without the leisure
to speak, to consult, to advise; for
the showers fell now frequently ex-
tinguishing the lights which showed
to each band the deathlike faces Of
the other. The whole elements OF
civilization were broken up; each hur
ried blindly and confusedly on; moth
ing in all the various and complicated
social machinery was left save the
primal law of self preservation.
Suddenly the place ecame lighted
with an intense and lurid glow. Bright
and GIGANTIC through the darkness
which closed around it like the walls
If hell, the mountain shone-a pile
If fire. It's summit seemed riven in
,wo, or rather above its surface there
seemed to rise two monster shapes
each confronting each, as demons con-
ending for a world. These were of
me deep blood red hue of fire which
lighted up the whole atmosphere far
md wide; but below, the neither part
If the mountain was shrouded and
lark save in three places where flowed
and irregular, rivers of
molten lava. Darkly red through the
gloom they flowed slowly on
owards the devoted city. Over the
roadest there seemed to spring a
ragged and stupendous arch from
which as from the jaws of hell, gush-
d the sources of this sudden Phiege-
hon. Ard through the stlled air was
card the rafting of the fragments
r rock, hurting one upon the other
S they were borne down the fiery
ataracts, darkening for one instant
he spot where they fell, and suffused
| the next in the FURNISHED hues of
lie flood along which they fioated
Another, and another, and another q
lower of ashes far more profuse :
ian before, scattered desolation
ong the streets. And far
nd wide, borne by the winds, those
lowers descended upon the remotest
ines, startling even the swarthy
frican, and whirled along the an
que soil of Syria and Egypt.
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Tn. Lest cono,o,.

-Hgngry ! s1pgss.~s- sid tue sharp
fzaes @oHs1 a. so< opened the door
tact tifts< BIT
,. ~ answered me rugged way
fssef I've riesn foezgs bow to be
Asa.z7T- BaE I'ls e@t ead osf soaelg.~
~l-osnsge
Yes ae's sss. 8 asafa't sad neshazx
- sas tsr - ieeg sasst I've xee - taaa
J esa's east ~ sssassAss- sss q9s aEar,
mo- is.sss m1sat ofs,asaaF aaass s,.ssss..sr
IL ~ saaa wade lie ia 1@geasa saoxx sae
rpsszs
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-01-28

a vast vapor shooting from
i Vesuvius in the form of 81
gantic pine tree-the turnk
blackness, the branches fire-a fire
! that shifted and wayered in its hue'
with every moment, now fiercely lu.
minous, now of dull and dying red
that again blazed terrifcally forth
with intolerable glare. There was a
dead heartsunken silence; then there
arose on high the universal shrieks OF
women; the men stared at each other
! and were dumb. At that moment
they felt the earth shake beneath
their feet; the walls trembled; and
beyond in the Distance they heard the
crash Of falling roofs. An instant
more and the mountain cloud seemed
to roll toward them, dark and rapid
like a torrent; at the same time it
east forth from It's bosom shower
of ashes mixed with vast arrangements
of burning stone. Over the crushing
vines; over the desolate streets; over
the amphitheater itself; far and wide,
with a mighty splash in the agitated
sea, fell that awful shower.
Darker, and larger, and mightier
spread the cloud above them. 1t was
sudden and more CHASTITY night
rushing upon the realm of the moon.
The cloud which had scattered so
deep murkiness over the day had
now settled into a solid and impene-
trable mass. It resembled less even
the thickest gloom of night in the
open air than the close and blind
darkness of some narrow room. But
in proportion as the blackness gath (
cred did the lightnings around Vesu- 4
vius increase in their vivid and
glare. Nor was their hor-
rible beauty confined to the usual
hues of fire; no rainbow ever rivaled
their varying and prodigal dyes. Now
brightly blue as the most azure depths
Of Southern sky; now of livid and
snake like green; darting restlessly
70 and fro as the folds of an enor-
nous serpent; now of lurid and in
,olerable crimson, gushing forth thro
he columns of smoke, far and wide,
lighting up the whole city from arch
o arch-tEen suddenly dying into a
ickly paleness like the ghost of their
'wn life. I
In the pauses of the showers you {
leard the rumbling of the earth be-
leath and the grooming waves of a I
ortured sea; or, lower still, and au- I
ible but to the watch of intensest /
ear, the grinding and kissing muir |
nur of the escaping gases through c
he chasms of the distant mountain. v
the cloud appeared to g
reak from it's solid mass, and, by t
ghtning to assume quaint and vast h
limicries of human or of monster q
hapes, strding across the gloom, hur- a
ing one upon the other, and vanish c
lg swiftly into the turbulent abyss &
shade; so that, to the eyes and i,
lncies of the affrighted watchers, the Il
vapors were as bodily
rms of gigantic foes-the agents OF s.
rror and death. II
The ashes were already kneedeep, al
nd the boiling showers which came a
ON the steaming breath of the vol 81
mo forced their way into the houses cl
'aring with them a strong and suf- A
eating vapor. In some places i'm ii
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Had to Use n. Hands.

"where is that deaf mute who used
to be hereg'' asked the boss.
Il fired him because he cussed too
murh. replied the foreman.
Bui fhe other men cuss. don, they -
asked the boss
SUR they do replied the foreman.
hat the deaf muie had 10 stop WORK
ine every time BE- used had language I"
-Cincinpati Kbquirer
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WHO SHALL JUDGE?

Who can say at any given time
what is right and what is wrong for
the progress of humanity? Had En-
rope refused to sell supplies to the
United States during the Civil war
the institution of slavery might still
be in existence.
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The great Majestic, the range of
quality, at Reilly's.
DR.. Judd, Dentist. Monroe building.
Butter wrappers At Index office.
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Try this: The allies left is trying
TO move around the Germans right,
bat the German right is also moving
around the allies left Now, if the
left Of the Germans right moves
around the right Of the allies left.
then what Is left Of the German right
must Re night where the allies left.
But If The German rights left Is left
r1gri where the allies left's right
was rigat before the allies left, then
The Agft H. Ieft where the right was
fiztt 5efose The left's night left the
rlgsusfS left Isnst that r5gftz Or
Is ~
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Two Irishmen were out on the
ocean in a small boat when a storm
arose. AS the waves beat rapidly
against the boat, and threatened to
overturn it at any moment, they be-
came alarmed, and Pat, one of the
two, said to Mike; Hadn't we bother
be doing something in religious
way?" yes" agreed Mike. pass
the hat, Pat, and Wen take up a col
lection.
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Two Englishmen, fresh from the
city, went fishing. They rented lines
from a miller who had dam pond
and began to wait for bite. "What
do you call that thing on the line 2"
asked one of the Englishmen of the
other. "Why, that's a float" was the
reply. "Well, | guess I'll have to
pay the miller for mine," said the
first Englishman, "as the bloomin'
thing has sunk"
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A printer recently, while hurriedly
making up his paper, accidentally
mixed story of wedding with a
grocer's advertisement, so it read as
follows: William Jones and Ida
Gray were united in the holy sauer
kraut by the quart or barrel. Mr..
Jones is well known cod fish at 10
cents pound, while his bride has
some nice pigs feet, which will be
sold cheaper than any other in town.
We wish the couple dozen small
pears at Is cents
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MbB0A CUP GOLF
PLAY WILL BEGIN
SUNDAY MORNING


The Oahu. Country Club win stage
an open golf tournament on Sunday,
for the Manoa cup. All golfers OF the
city are eligible to compete for the
cup and play will begin at 9: 80 in the
morning An games VIII Be from
scratch IL the Manoa competition, but
the management has announced that
q handicap tournament WIN also Be
staged on Sunday Tor those who do
not wish to enter the scratch compe-
titi0n. sssf
The first is to qualify in medal play
will enter the play on October 10.
when the golfer with the high score
will be declared the winner. High
scores wiz govern the play through
out and the contests win be for IS
holes. All golfers. whether members
ef tie Oahu Country Club or not are
requested to enter the competition on
Sunday.
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BOARD
MAKING REVIEW
Of "a FINDINGS
Cfittenden Denies Engines of
Fl Were Disabled By Ram
ming By Ship Supply

Late this afternoon the naval board
OF inquiry appointed to investigate
the "a disaster, examine the sublpar.
inc and report It's findings as TO the
cause. IS holding what may be It's last
formal meeting. The session Ii being
held in the administration building Of
the navy yard. 4
Rear. Admiral CLIFFORD }. Boush Ii
chairmsn 81 the board. which consists
of himself, Lieut. X. B. Crittenden;
commander Of the LIST submarine di
vision; Lieut. -comdr. J. a. Furef. who
raised the E-4, and Lieut.. Harry r.
Bogusch. the recorder
The boards meeting this afternoon
was partly to check over the report
which Lieut.. Bogusch and his secre.
tary have been. typeMriting for the
last week or more, and to consider
insI details relative TO the boards
work It Is hoped to have the report
completed In time TO leave here on
the next mail steamer for the main
land, the Tenyo Maru, due 70 sail next
Tuesday.
The FL was aoated out Of dfydoCk
today, and the ~ viii probably Be-
taken ont fste tomorrow afternoon or
early Saturday morning. The rs was
docked at the navy wharf this snofn-
ing receiving fresh coat OF battle.
ship gray on her sides, and black
paint on her flet surface deck. in prep.
arafion for the journey Of the three
submarines TO Mare Island next month
for extensive repairs and alterations.
The statement In this morning b
paper that the Els engines were pntl
out Of commission as result or It'd
Supply Running the submarines, Isl
absolutely false, said Lieut.. X. b.
Crittenden, cotnmander Of the fiotilla.
today. The F-1's port engine is out
Of commission due to broken crank.
shaft which broke weeks before the
supply was here. The rammfng had
nothing whatever 10 DO with ii .
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REsoLuTIoN no. aso.

Be Il resolved By the Board Of Sa-
Fpervisors Of the CITY and County OF
Honolulu. Territory of Hawaii that
dred and Fifty Dollars gf545o.00l b
and the same u hereby appropriated
out Of the Permanent Improvement
Fund Of the Treasury Of the City and
County for an account TO be known Is
Sidewalks and Curling en- the loca-
tons hereinafter specified:
Fort Street School Lot. on School
street.
Kaahamanu School Lot On Bcreta.
mia, PiikOi and Kinau streets.
Kafnlani School Lot on King street
Nuuanu and Vineyard Street Bridge
on NuuanH street
Vineyard Street Bridge on Vineyard
street.
Mckinley High School Lot. vlcfo.
ria and Young streets
Thomas Square. patching and reset
ting cufhs.
Government Nursery. Keeaumoku
and King street8
Kalihtwaena school Lot Quick
Eayenue.
Kalihi.waena Park. on three sides.
Z Be 4 further resolved that the city
and County Engineer be and he Is
hereby authorized 70 proceed with
this work upon approval Of this reso-
luton
Presented BY.
ROBERT VI. SINGLE
Supervisor.
Dated: Honolulu. 7. H. September
10. 1915.
Approved this 9th day Of Septem-
Der. A. D. 1915
JOHN G. LANE,
Mayor, City and County Of Honolulu.
r. II.
e2S0.sept rs. %. 80.
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MAHRsp

AfARTINEZ.HEISTERMAN--In Homo
lulu, September rs. 1916, A. Marti-
hez and Mrs Marie Heistern1an Col.
Blanche b Cox Of the Salvation
Army officiating. Witnesses Mr..
and Mrs. Felix Feiiciano
DE Ia NUX.PHIELIPS In Honoinltf,
September rs, 1915, Charles Al. de h
Nux and Miss Mariana Phillips,
Reverend Father Ulrich. curate of
the Catholic Church OF st. John the
Baptist KaIihi -waeila. 6fficiatinE.
Witnesses Edward Pomroy and An
ME X. Guerrero.
SIIlYA-SILVAA-In Honolulu Septem
Der Is. 1915, Engene G. SILVA and
Miss Adelaide Silva. Rev. Father
Rodrigues Frans Of the Catholic Ca
thedfal. oificiating: Witnesses
Charles Silva and Flora Rawlins.
LdUEHAf-ln HonoIulu. Sepsember
Is, 1915, Edward Dung Choy Lin
and Miss Sarah Kim Kyuk Chat,
Rev Canon william Asllt or the St.
Andrews Cathedral. ofliciating; wit.
nesses-H ilda van Deerlin and Sara
En- Leong Chung.
LhO rh1tzEf- u I1Ou0tu1us 0GQLoD1DSE kSs
1915. Alb Bun Lau and Miss Caroline
Lee, Rev Norman g. Schenck. sup
erintendent Of the Chinese depart
nnent OF the Hawaiian Board OF Mis-
sions. otficiating. assisted BY Rev. y.
Use Kei Yuen Of the Chinese Chris
tan Church; witnesses Miss Alice
H Ho and Il Lin Young. s,isi
LEF-HIhEr-In Honolulu, September
%. 1915. Alfred g. Lee and Mise
Marguerite M. HILL David Cary
Peters. minister Of the Christian
Church officiating witnesses Miss
Eleanor Hin and BENJAMIN Lee. =
DAvIS-BAKER In Honolulu Septem.S
. Der 20, 1915, William Davis and
Miss Sarah Baker. Rev. William K,
Poai. pastor of Kalihi Protestant
Church. officiating: witnesses -Jo-
hanna Baker and George Baker. =
AWBREY-C0NIEAC In Honolulu,
September Is, 1915. William hi. 'Aw.
brey and Miss Jennie Conieac, Judge
]. M. Monsarrat. district MAGISTRATE
! OF Honolulu, officiating; Witnesses
George ]. Brown and T. r Hede-
mann. - , i
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

ReauibifiOn win be made next week
bv National Guard HEADQUARTERS 90
the depot quartermastcr's office OF
the regular army here for supplies and
eouipmeiit for $40 men. The equip
menf win be obtained from the ware
house here and viii include trousers,
shoes. leSginSs. shirts and hats. II
win Be furnished to the Filipino com
bafy here and to the new companies
now being formed, both here and in
the other islands.
81 sT
EIGHT sets of steel lockers. eight
lockers to set, have arrived at the
armory and viii be installed within .
few days II they prove satisfactory
q large number win probably be pur-
chased.
Word reaching National Guard
headuuarters today is that Col. Sam
uel /. johnson. the adjutart general,
as q result Of his trip to Hawaii. has
succeeded In signing up four new
companies on Hawaii, and has 35 men
enlisted for the machine gun com
DdUE oI I1llOs4i LlC HAS 0CtuCltCN q 1ukr
flcient number of men from Company
M. N. G. H, To bring the company mp
to the requisite strength until SO men
can be enlisted. which It Is expected
will not require more than three or
four days. Company III has also been
strengthened, ana So rifles have been
shipped for its use. !.
Present Indications are that the mil
itary BAH to be giyea Saturday night
In the armory by the LIST Infantry
Band Club, NJ. G. H, viii be a big.
success. or the 500 tickets issued
more than half have been sold The
committee in charge consists of II. =.
westcott, chairman j. w. Parker.
Chief, Musician A. A. EeiereseI and
M. Teves, while the floor mansger
will be Mr.. Behling. Dancing will
start at 8 o'clock, ard refreshments
will be served. The receipts go To-
ward O. fund for maintenance ct the
bands instruments and purchase Of
additional ones. f. - = -
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GRAND JURY MAY
TAKE Up HODGS
CASE ONCE MORE

That the territorial grand jury might
take up for further action this after.
noon the case OF Frank Ho0gs, former
teller at the Bank OF Hawaii. Is the
opinion Of City Attorney a. NJ. Brown.
one week ago last Thursday the
grand jury returned q mo bilf against
Ho0gs. the charge against him hav-
ing been that he enhbezzled certain
funds Of the hank. On last Thursday,
Circuit Judge Ashford. In a lengthy
address, branded the Hogs case as q
'pnblie scandal. and asked the grand
jury to reconsider their action in re-
turning q no bin. The grand jury
last Thursday deferred action in the
matter for one week, according to Mr.
Brown.
4 presume that the grand jury will
take some action this afternoon, Mr..
Brown said today, -but have not the
slightest idea as TO what II win be. :
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders win be, received up
to IL o'clock noon and opened at said
hour, on the 9Th day of October, 1915,
at the office of the Clerk Of the City
and County of Honolulu, Room 8. Nc
Intyre buiIdfng, for furnishing all ma
terfaL tools and labor necessary to
construct a Skew Through Girder Re
inforced Concrete Bridge on the North
Palolo road. Palolo valley, District Of
Honolulu, City and County of Homo
lulu : =: -
Plans, specifications and form Of
proposal may be had upon application
and deposit Of Five Dollars ($5.00)
at the City and County Clerks office.
The Board Of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any or all tenders
and to waive all defects
/ D. KALAUOKALANI. "
Clerk, City and County Of Honolulu.
-.... 627910t
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PROVES ATTACK
ON COMMANDER
OF BOAT FALSE
lcontLnned trom PAGE enc,

&. tcontinned from page onel 8
attached 10 this division for well over
one year before he was given CON.
mand OF the "a. He was not given
command Of the FL until he had thor,
oughIy demonstrated his ability to
handle the beat under all conditions,
beth on the surface and submerged.
Lieut.. Eide had been In command OF
the FL for nearly nine months before
the accident occurred which resulted
IN the loss Of the boat.
6 I was not In command Of the division
at the time bat / was informed By
Lieut.. C. e. Smith, U. s.. navy. when
] relieved that officer In command OF
this division I'm June OF this year. that
Lieut. EIDE was one OF the best sub
marine officers that he had ever
known. and this opinion Is shared by
every officer and by every enlisted
man who was associated with the late
and greatly lamented officer during
the time that be was connected with
this division.
Lieut.. EIDE was q man Of the high.
est character and principle. splendid,
capable. Efficient officer. 4 gentleman
and q fine man In every respect. He
had the respect OF all officers, and
men IN this division, and the feeling
Of resentment here Is most keen at the
unwarraTitea attack upon him.
The statement BY MI. Howell infers
that Lieut., Eide was making his first
dive. This IS absolutely untrue. Hay-
ing been IN command OF the boat for
nine months Lieut. Eide must have
made easily $50 dives and had taken
his boat through two target pracfises
submerged, and through the various
exercises snbmerged, required IN the
course Of his work.
The board 81 Investigation, Of which
am a member. appointed by the
navy department to determine the,
cause Of the accident has not yet com
pleted its work. Therefore, con.
slider Il extremely bad taste for any
one, even aperson who has had such
wonderful experience In submarines ~
former Lieut.. Howell, to publicly dis
GUS at the present time the probable
cause Of the accident
most earnestly request that yo1
give this letter the same prominence
that you gave former Lieut.. HoWelFs
speech ii order that the widow and
family or the late iamented Lieut.. EIDE
and his personal friends who may
have seen this brutal, vicious and I'M
warranted attack upon him, may know
that an attempt has been made to re-
fute this attack and to let the world
- Iowrc sfuous xvlat q unfonftd gal.
liant oficer and gentleman Lieut.. EIDE
was, and what q loss the service SUI.
tered IN hts death. I J, 8
Whatexer the cause Of the accident
may have bean Il Wss ln no way Lieut..
Ede,s fault. and we know that he 5td
everything IN his power 70 prevent
Il and to receiver and 70 save his com
nand after the accident occurred.
Very sincerely.
Il. B. CRITTENDEN,
Lieutenant U. s. Navy. Division Com.
mander.
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Loves
Bakery
~ AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION NO. 40

Be II resolved BY the Board Of su.
peryisors Of the City and County Of
Honolulu. Territory 81 Hawaii that
the sum Of Six Hundred Dollars
t$600001 be and the same Is hereby
appropriated out OF all moneys "a the
Permanent Improvement Fund Of the
Treasury Of the City and County 81
Honolulu for the following purpose. %
Wit.
Reccnstruetton. bridge on road 10
Woodlawn. Manoa valley S600.n0
Presented By
cIIAs. N ARNOLD.
Supervisor
Date Of introduction: September 8.
1915
At q regular adjourned meeting ol
the Board OF Supervisors uf the CIIy
and County OF Honolulu. held Tues
day. September IS 1916 the loreso
ing Resolution was passed on First
Reading and ordered 70 print On lho
following vote of said board
Ayes: AHA. Arnold. H0nihgef. Hon
ner. larsen. Logan. Total s.
Noes: None.
Absent and not vcsing: shinsle
Total |.
Deputy City and County Clerk
e281-Sept 90 so. Oct 4.
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DIED.

the KanikeoIaRi GhiIdren's
Hospital. Honolulu. September Is.
1916. All Kams son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chan Choy of this city. eleven
months and eleven days old s
LEHMAN In Honolulu. September
Is. 1916, Bernard Leibman Of 1889
1889 Emma. near Vineyard street q
native Of Germany, thirty.five years
old. -: =, ? = .2t's,s ft,Se -
LEE-At the Queens Hospital. Homo
lulu, September 20. 1915. Lanlani
Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs KWai
. Lee of Kinaus street ten years old.
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REsoLuTtoN 40. 2sa

Be Il resolved by the Board Of SUI
pervisors Of the City and County Of
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii that
the sum of One Thousand One Hun
bred and Seyenty.five Dollars ($1I75.-
00l, be and the sane h hereby apprO-
pFiated out of all moneys ii the Gen
eral Fund Of the Treasury OF the City
and County for the following purposes.
to wit:
Repairs. Alamnki bridge. Waia-
lua District 80. =. 3. 90
Repairs, Hakipuu truss bridge.
K00laupOko District ....... 1880
Presented by
ROBERT w. sHINGLE.
Supervisor.
Date of introduction
Honolulu, Sept IL, 1915.
Approved this 9th day Of septern-
Der, A. d. 1916.
7 JOHN c. LANE,
Mayor, City and County OF Honolulu
T. H.
62S9Sept. IS. 20, 80.