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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-07
CAB DRIVER IS ROBBED
AND BEATEN, HE REPORTS

The police are today searching for
a Porto Rican alleged to have been
a passenger in hack driven by Hong
zee to Waikiki at late hour last
night.
Slowly regaining consciousness in
Kapiolani park this morning, Hong
zee discovered his horse and vehicle
standing some distance away. He had
been robbed of all his money and 9TH
er valuables and was suffering from
an ugly cash across the back of the
head.
The Chinese told the police he was
asked to take a Porto Rican to Wal
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Loves Biscuit and Bread Co.

kiki beach At a lonely spot in the
road. the driver said he had been
caught around the neck, Choked and
finally thrown out of the vehicle. He
remembers nothing after having been
struck several times on the head by a
rock.
He was able to reach police head
quarters where he reported the rob
berry and assault lie was treated at
the hospital today.
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NOTICE.
alaiua Agricultural Company, Ltd.

Waiaiua: Agricultural Company, Ltd.
The stockbooks of the Waialua
Agricultural Company, Limited, will
be closed to transfers Thursday, April
8, 1915, at IL o'clock noon, to Thurs.
day, April 49, 1915, inclusive.
T. H. PETRIE,
Treasurer, Waialua Agricultural Co.,
Ltd. q.
Honolulu, April Z, 1915.
6132-1t
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NEW TODAY

Honolulu, T. H.. April 6, 1915.
SEALED PROPOSALS in triplicate
will be receivedthere until 10 a. m, May
20, 1915, for furnishing COAL and
COKE for posts and stations in the
Hawaiian Department during the fis-
cal year commencing: July 1, 1915. For
further information apply to Lieut.
Col B. F. Cheatham, D. @: NJ.
6132-Apr. 7, 8. 9, 10, May IS, 10.
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George K Matsumoto, a Hawaiian
born Japanese now studying engineer
ing in, Los Angeles, has sent q valen.
tine to friends in Honoiulu in which
he says MAY your most equable eli
mate make you the. favored people
of the earth and NE result ofspreads
ing civilization"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-07
ASST.-SECY. OF INTERIOR
COMING TO HAWAII WITH
CONGRESSIONAL PARTY

X Assistant Secretary of the Interior
A. A. Jones, who was invited by Dele
gate Kuhio to visit Hawaii with the
Congressional party, has accepted the
invitation, according to information
received by Governor Pinkham to-
day
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for the board of health remains prac
tically as before. The money for pure
food inspection is nearly doubled
however, from. $3.50 to $15,600
In this department a new item of
$12e, 900 is inserted, for the tubercu-
losis fight.
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William Goodall, a member of the
stewards staff in tie MatSon liner
Matsonia, is alleged to have assaulted
Howard Donnelly last night The fight
brought a delegation of waterfront po-
lice to the scene. Goodall was fined
SIS and costs in police court this
morning. He paid it rather than re,
main behind and miss his steamer.
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Thirteen persons were hurt when
Rock Island train No. 3S left the rails
In snow bank near Cuba. Kas.
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poIioe&HosptaI
Re.ports q

Found guilty of an assault upon a
Japanese. RodendP was fined $l00 and
costs when brought before District
Magistrate Monsarrat today.
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Am important addition to- the al.
ready large plant at the department
hospital is planned by the authorities
and an allotment of funds will be
requested whereby quarters for sur.
geons and nurses viii be erected on
such available grounds as may be
found. If this allowance 'be granted
by the war department the Fort
Shafter., hospital win be one of the
largest in equipment IN. the army,
The additions to the wards now APP
preaching completion will bring the
of the hospital up to total
of $50, while the hospital at the Pre-
sidio of San Francisco has a capa.
city that will accommodate. 500, but
that institution is designed rather
for future needs than for present and
use, .-- .... "
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STAR-BULLEHN GIVES. YOB
T0DAF,S NEWS To-Day
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MAJ. HARREs0NS
ARM BROKEN in
GRAIVKNG AUTO

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SHAFTER, April 7.-Maj.
Ralph Harrison, 4th Cavalry, came ip-
to- the department hospital on Tues
day from Schofield Barracks for the
purpose of having an X-ray picture
made of his forearm. 1t appears that
en- Monday when Mai Harrison was
cranking his automobile the machine
kicked back and caught the officers
arm. fracturing the bones with a
clean break a few inches above thu
wrist. The accident occurred imme-
1iately in front, of Capt, MeAfee's
quarters at Leilehua and Mai. Harrl'
SON went, into the surgeons quarters
for attention and. fortunately found
Capt McAfee at home and with all
needful materials at hand to care for
the arm so that within, five minutes
after the damage was done. the bone
had been set and the arm. carefully
bandaged.s The X-ray picture Is de-
sired to confirm the surgeons estt.
mate as to the nature of the fracture.
The break being a clean one and OF
the type known as. a. college. break, )"
Harrison will be on sick report for
some: time to come with his injury.
- -
- UpDn therrecommendation Of the
commanding officer. Company e, End
Infantry, CoFpl. Van A.. Hayes of that
company was promoted to be SER
geant on April S, viRe Pawelec, dis
enlarged On the same date Lance
Corpl. John ]. 0'Brien was appoint.
ed corporal to fill the vacancy caused
by the promotion of Sergt. Hayes.
Pvt. Richard r. sNielke, Company K,
End Infantry, has been relieved from,
special duty with; the End Infantry
band and Pvt. Ionic" Chapman of
Company A. has been detailed in,
.Nieike's stead. Pvt. Chapman is to-
undergo instruction under Sergt.7
Koerneb @. Nj Corps, as cook with
the view that he will ultimately. be
assigned to the band to fill that po-'
sition permanently. - = 80
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II II


Lieut.. " w. Boiler, End Infantry,
was aspassengert by the Thomas that
sailed for San Francisco yesterday
morning Lieut., Boiler will goa to
Fort Bayard,r NJ M, to be- with Mrs.
Boiler, who is at that point for the
benefit of her health. Lieut.. Boiler
expects to be absent on leave until
the May transport Other passengers
from Shafter' on the Thomas wer4
Capt and Mrs r, NJ. Cutler, who, are
en- route to the States under change
of station orders. Capt Cutler has
been the senior surgeon at Fort
Shafter forsoVersa year. and has COM
,pleted. a. four years tour In Hawaii
He has been succeeded as post SUR
geon by Capt ALBERT P. Clark, who
arrived here for duty last week.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Span.
ish War Veterans. order will give a
benefit dance on the evening of April
10 at the. hoproome in the. post head.
quarters building The object of the
dance will be to raise sum to be
given to the widows and orphans OF
the men, who went down in, the F-4.
The. affair will be. masked party and
all of the garrisons about Honolulu
will be urged to participate. The: 2nd
Infantry band will furnish the music
for the ball and, as, the band Is now
in full strength its work is at its best
Tickets will be sold at 50 cents with
ladies free and these tickets may he
procured at the post exchange.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-07

House Bill 267,j Representative
Coney,s substitute for House Bill 80,
which was killed in tierhpuse; passed
third reading today on unanimous
vote The measure provides that all
auditors of the Territory and its
counties shall receive and places on
file each year statement showing
the assets Of that county or Of the
Territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Special Sale

F N Wolcott, of the Wolcott dc par;ment store. announces in column, If the "Prospector." special sale oi s'olger's Golden Gate Coffee. the sal, to begin on the 18th of the present north. and to run up to and includins { the 20th A special di. count has beer arranged for all purchasers buyi $ this coffee inside these dates, and al, customers purchasing this well know Il breakfast beverage will be allowed
 discount in accordance with the amount purchased. provided the coupon IS pre- Sented. which appears in these columns The sale will begin the 18th so don for. ct 10 save the coupons
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Completes Survey

Electrical Engineer | A Rosok oi Eisbee. who has been here for the past three or four days. making an estimat, of the cost of installing an electrical system for Tombstone. returned to hi aome al Bisbee yesterday. after havin, completed the undertaking. MT Rosok ,iatcd that il will be several days be .o-c he makes his report. but intimate that there will be surprise in store for Tombstone. and that offhaud he figures Hat main system can be installed 1T he county seat at such low figure tha: he was surprised himself at the outcome. His report will be made to q e Mayor and council. and IS eagerly
 waited by all Of Tombstone
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
AnOther Line Rider
 To Watch The Border

PHOENIX. Feb. 4.-To prevent the running of cattle across the Mexican
 order, the live stock sanitary board yesterday appointed George Walker of San Simon to patrol the district be-
 tween Apache. Cochise county and the
 Southern Pacific railroad The terri
 .ory has recently been used for a rem dezvous by those who were interested ;n getting drives across the line without attracting the attention of officers of U ( law By reason of the recent occur ence Of the foot and mouth disease in the Chisago stock yards, the board de- cided to take no action in the matter of recommending that shipments of cattle in New Mexico be allowed to enter the state Infected cars, it was pointed out, might possibly find their way into southwestern territory. and so spread the disease.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
TUESDAY
uentS.

PHOENIX. Feb. in the Senate this morning the following new bills were introduced:
 No. 55 by Riggs. of Cochise. defining artes;an wells: regulating use of same. and the use of storage reservoirs and ditches connected with same and sub terranean flows. Requiring drillers to give a bond for a faithful compliance with the law and providing for the of fee of artesian well inspector in coun- ties having ten or more such wells and providing salary for such inspector of from $500 to 5000 per annum. This is request" measure and of especial interest in Cochise at the present time where artesian development is going forward.
 No. 56 by Coiter. of Apache. provid ing that state funds raised for the pur- pose of retiring state bonds at maturi- ty shall be carried by the state freasur- CT in a special fund
 No. 57 by Stapley. of Maricopa, {, amending the good roads law providing for the raising by general taxation Of s250 900 annually as A state road tax. 75 per cert of which is to be appor toned in the amount to each county of 75 per cent Of the taxes collected under this act; the funds to be expended un- der the direction of the boards of su- pervisors. the state engineer. the board of public welfare and the county engi- neers; the remaining 25 per cent after paying expenses and salaries shall be used in establishing roads and high ways.
 No. $ by Garvin, oi Yuma, amends chapter one. title 30 of the revised statutes.
 No 59 also by Garvin, provides for the establishment of electioa precincts and amends the procedure in making election returns.
 No. 60. by Webb. of Maricopa. re- sses~~~~~~~~~~~~~ are growing larger. If my health were a little better could do better still. When one has to hire labor. il eats up the profits quickly. Some farmers around here are doing better than am guess am told that one man made @. 900 from sweet potatoes"
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Do|NGs OF THE
 STATE LEGISLATURE MONDAY

PHOENIX, Feb. i.-About loO bills remain in committee on both sides and a good many of them will always remain there A good many others ar, amendatory and should not take very long to send over the jumps few are of unusual importance and will take a long time to thresh out.
 The mine tax bill is very actively b. fore the ways and means committee ci the house, from whence it may be re ported tomorrow.
 The chief transaction of interest in fhe senate this morning was the ina passage of the Drachman immigration bill. giving cities power to encourage i settlers 10 come their way.
 Senate bill No 5l. introduced yes terdsy hy Senator Kinney, oi Gila regulating stallion service, was referred to the live stock committee.
 Senate bill No g. also by Kinney providing for a party primary, was re ferred to the committee on suffrage and elections
 Senate bill No. 5, introduced -ye terday by Senator Webb. of Maricopa amending civil code paragraphs relat ing to property subject to taxation was referred to the finance committee
 The governor this morning signed tn state fair deficiency bill, carrying al appropriation of s2l .OO0 This is tht third measure to receive executive ap preyai since the beginning of the ses sion
 The senate. sitting as 6 committee o the whole, with Senator Webb of Mari copa in the chair. considered senat bill No 26, which IS the Stapley bi creating board of public welfare am aboiishing the board of control. wit , powers of supervision over and inspeC tion of public bodies, and the centraliz ing of control of our public institution, and creating the office of state purchas ing agent The recommendation o the committee is that the bill do pass
 A companion measure, senate bil No. go. also by Stapley. was debate and eventually referred back to tn committee on state accounting an methods of business for minor anne nd ments
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
GIeeson Mines
 Prepare to Reopen

GLEESON. F.i J-Foliowing or ders recently issued from the New York headquarters of the Shannon Copper company. a force of men have been put to work on the Copper Belle mine, in this camp. in getting things in order for extensive operations. Water IS be- ng pumped from the main shaft and il iS expected that within two weeks the Copper Belle will be producing large amount of the metal for which it is noted. Several families have already taken up their residence here and there is every indication that prosperity ! for this camp is not far distant Judge L. II. Rader and Constable | aie Gibson drove over to Tombston" he former part of the week on busi- ness.
 John Short and Bob Stone have open d a butcher shop here.
 There are two eases of diptheria il. the camp. The house where the dis asc broke out has been quarantined, md all in the power of the health of fcers is being cone to prevent spread Of the disease So far no new eases have developed.
 Judge Rader and Albert Spikes. the local school teacher, went to Tomb "Wednesday on business
 The dance lovers of Gleeson enjoyed a grand masquerade ball al Taylor $ Hall on Saturday Both.
 Harry Christensen went to San Simon, where he expects to remain for about a week on business.
 Miss Pearl Wells is a visitor in Glee- son from Douglas, with her brother Rube Wells and family
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
In From Turner

< \ Gordon and father were visi tors in the county seat yesterday from their home at Turner The Gordon .rc among the successful ranchers 0. ;rat district. and have recently pui. chGsed an auto in which to make quicl lrinE 10 the ciir, and to aid in market rs their products in a more feasible q arSrr They returned home in the afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
From Fridays Daily.
Buys an Auto

Another autornible was added to I"Uli sr"ne's fast ~rnvinr number of q as s- us, today when Ed James tho ee.cient Clerk cf the Superio- court re. cgvea o ,Le Douglas Agency of the ElnI H,,l kiss Overland Com aany. trand rcv Overland ''3s" Ed ruSy ], 4laU. to master the ryw line. and the last time tn, proSpoa rmau sa., a.rn this morning Ec was irs at il like veteran, ana had 'e, 1de open, all-same Ei-Pasc 7 ho.u,, ace
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Return From Eastern Visit

Mir. and Mrs W, J. Wallace. return, d home yesterday from an extensive tour through the eastern states They have been absent about month from Tombstone. and report an enjoyable tr.p, NIT Wallace is connected with a big mining company near Chihuahua. Mexico He will return to the mines after spending several days with Ms Wal-lace's parents. MT and NJ s, F N Wolcott
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
NOTICE OF CREIGHTON UNDER ACT OF coNcREss APPROVED
 JUNE % 1910.
United States Land Office at Phoenix,
 Arizona.
State Of Arizona.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

Notice is hereby given that the State oi Arizona has filed in this office it's Grant Selections. Lists Nos l2l and l22. Serial Nos 026i67 and O2646s respectively. applying to select for thr benefit of payment of bonds and ac- crucd interest thereon of Marioopa. Pima. Yavapai and Coconino counties. the following described lands. to- wit: List No. l2l, Serial 026467-In T l9 S. R. 23 E.: SEl.. Sec 25 In r l9 S, R. 24 E: Lot ?, SEL. Sec :; all of Sections s. I7. 20. and %: Lots and ?. E. F. Sec. IS; Lots and ?. E12. Sec l9; WIZ WA. NEA. E12 SEl4. Sec. 2l: SWA. Sec. p: N12 SE14. NWA, Sec ?: NEL. WIZ NW4, NW4 SWL, Sec. 2S; Lots and ?. E12. Sec 30; Lots and ?. E12. Sec. 3l: WIZ NEA.. SEA- NE4. E1a NWA. SW1., N3SEA. SWL SE4. Sec. B; SWA NWA. NWA SWL. Sec. 34 In T 20 S. R. g E.; WA. Sec. B.
 List No. l22. Serial 02646S-In T
 
 Lots and ?. S12 NE4. E12 SEA Sec. 6. NEA NEA. Sec :; E12 SW4, Sec 2l; N12 SEA. SW4 SE4, Sec B; SW14. Sec. 24; SWA SW14. Sec 25; WIZ NEl4, SEA-. Sec. 26; NWI4 Sec 2S: E1z NE14. SW14 NEJ.. Sec 29; E F NE4, Sec. 34; S12. Sec. 35.
 (All in C. & s. K. M
 During tho five weeks period of pub lication of this notice, ore any tim, thereafter. and before final approva and certifcation. this office will recei V, protests or contests as to any of tn tracts applied for, and transmit tn same to the General Land Office
 Dated at Phoenix. Arizona. Januar IA. 1915.
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN,
 Register L. S. Land Office
 JOHN J. BIRDNO.
 Receiver U. s. Land Office Date of first publication. Jan. 2i 1915.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
SULPHUR SPRINGS VALLEY
 FARMERS WHO MADE GOOD
Article No. 1. George Giragi. Sue
 cessful Farmer
(Dougias International ]

lDOugiaS lntt rndtlonaiD
 George Giragi is pointed out by Sul- phur Springs valley farmers as one of the most successful in the valley. His l60-acre farm is situated five mics northwest of Douglas. He moved on to the homestead nine years ago with 5000 cash. He had been a miner He says that the place is worth Sl5.000 now. All his profits he has put back into the place. For the last few years they have averaged $500 and sl 600 a year. He also has a comfortable wad in the bank.
 Giragi has so acres cleared now and the coming season expects to have 60 acres under cultivation. Not once since he moved on the place has Giragi worked at the smeiter to tide over a financial stringency as some settlers have done. He says. though. that no man should move on to a homestead unless he has at least SlOOO-enough to buiid a house, buy a team, wagon, plow. sink a we'll and keep himself and family in clothes and provisions for a while
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Improving Property

Manager H NJ Eckerman of the Tombstone Lumber Yards is at present busily engaged in i'm proving his build ing, Cor 5th and Fremont, in order to be atle to handle the in re d ar ount of business that has arisen. The inter ior is being eHtireiy remsdeied and re painted. and will be shelved to sccomo- date the added stock of lumber and ouiicIng materials,
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Return to Tucson

Mrs. NJ. Costello. and son Cecil, ac- coInpanied by Mrs. Mary McCann. lef, this morning for Tucson, where MT. Go te To and Mrs. MeCann will remain, while Mir. Costello will return again to his ranch in the famous Co chis. Stronghold.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Sig SOaa 0un;ain

F!acH the druggist. has had unload st from the COTS. ard delivered. :; mammoth soda fountain. which he ha. purchased new direct from the Westerr Drug company. al Los Angeles. Tie fountain is of the latest type. wit ..ort and back bar. and composed en tlrely of white marble IL is one of tho 5-St n the west. and NIT Flach expects ,o have it irstalled before the end o next week
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
After Bank President

Probation Officer 4. W Howe, Jeff .aday 10 bring back ]. J. Armstrong president of the Bowie Bank & Trusi Company, from Omaha. Nebraska Armstrong is charged with embezzlinq sEout, S4.000 from the concern. ard was captured b. Chicf of Police Dun, 0. Omaha. upon advices from the Shei ifs office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Returned from Douglas

Sheriff Harry C Wheeler returned home this morning from Douglas. where he had been called subsequent to the Mexican attempt to hold up the How ard ranch Sheriff Wheeler states tic preliminary will be held at the Smcltcr City today, and the men will te brought to the county jail here tomor- TOW.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
On Honeymoon

Mir. and Mrs H. K. Pishon, recently welded in Los Angeles, and on thcir Honeymoon tour to last several months pent yesterday and part of today in Tombstone. Last ev, ming al the cozy residence of MT and Mrs. John Rock the couple were entertained, NIT PishOn and MT. Rock being old friends Tie couple proceeded to Bisbee today
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

Manager A, H. Gardner of the Hua chuca Water Company stated toda :, that the crossing at the San Pedro River has been completely washed away and seven lengths of pipe com plctely washed away. Repairs have been started and it is expected will be completed before the supply gives ont in the reservoir
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Reurn from Douglas

Deputy Shcritfs Harry RafTerty and Percy Bowd returned home this moIi . ing from Dougla las. where they have been located for the past week
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
From Thursdays Daily.
To Business College

Thomas Brand. son of Cashier Brand of 'he First Nationel Bank lcft lat evennins for lliez. Tlxas. wh,se e goes to cn,er t-y 2. Ter CoIamercia i College in that city. having recently completed a special course Tempe Nc Q maj He expects to be gone about six months