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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-08
Charles L. House.

1hdIitS L. IiouSe.
THE TIE, PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
To The Defendant Above Named.
You are. hereby required to appear
Ihe 19oTs so% NAMED nR ela9,ins il the PIS
answer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service here
of. il you are served within this Coun-
": il served out Of this County. or
ter service hereof. exclusive Of the
fault Will be taken against you ac-
e9rdinE to the prayer of the com
II copy of the complaint be not
served upon you herewith. if ser
of Colorado. ten days additional time
to that above specified shall be allow
ed for your appearance and answer in
This is an action for an order and
Judgment OF this Court, in favor of
plaintiffs and against the defendant.
as follows.
l;.F,or an order ,agthorizing the
cute this suit for the benefit of all
the parties piaintin above named.
Statement. of record in the office of
the County Clerk and Recorder of
Fremont County. Colorado, in Book
is3 at page 219 be held for nausht,
and that the following described land
and property be released from the
Hall OF Section Eleven. G1l; the West
Half OF Section Twelve (I2l: The
North haIf OF the Northwest Quarter
of Section Thirteen G3l: The south
west Quarter Of the North-west Quar-
ter of Section Thirteen t13i; The North
east Quarter Of the Northeast Quar-
ter OF Section Fourteen G41: The
southwest Quarter OF Section Twenty
four t2G; The Northwest Quarter of
Section Twenty-Five t25) and the South
Half Of the Northeast Quarter of
Section Twenty-six C.6J ali in Town
ship Twents, 6eO) south Range Sixty
nine f6gD West sixth l. NJ, and all
situate IN the County of Fremont.
State Of Colorado.
3-For costs Of this action and for
such other relief as plaiutiff may be
lawfully entitled to In the premises.
all is more fully set forth in the
complaint filed in said cause.
WITNESS. Edward T.. Arthur. Clerk
Of our said Court. with the seal there
of hereunto affixed. at office. in the
City Of Canon city. this 18th day Of
Novsmber. 1916.
tSEALb.
EDWARD =. ARTHUR.
First Pub. Jan. 2s. 1871
Last Pub Feb. %. 1917.
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oRAvesrock AeLE TO work

II, r. Gravestock. formerly resi-
dent of this city. but now living at
Florence. has recovered from his re-
cent illness and has resumed his
employment at the Union OH refinery
Mt Florence. Mr.. Grayestock was "A
patient at the hospital here during a
portion OF his illness.
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UMNONs

= ! E of '> jss.
il THE COUNTY COURT
: II, rAD's' Plain,in.
c. ]. Fre,lrickson; r.. W.
olive Mason; Frsnk Beck;
Chapman: Edmund / siith.
and Louisa Stith. Thomas ..
young: Ffedrick L. Ferry:
Pearl .. Colony. and The }
Industrial Investment Com
pany-
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
TO the defendants Above Named.
You are hereby required to appear.
in an action brought against you by
The, The esoys e. NAMED Psmd Plainiif o,niw y the
state state Of COLORADO. G@i and answs.;
the complaint therein within twenty
are served within this County: il serv-
ed out of this County or by publica-
tiou. within thirty days after service
vice or Judgment by default viii he
taken against you according to the
prayer OF the complaint
IL a copy OF the complaint he not
served upon YOU herewith. or IL ser
vice hereof be made out Of the State
OF Colorado ten days additional time
to that above specified shall be allow
Ell for your appearance and answer
This is am action brought to re-
cover Judgment against the defend
ant e. j. Fredrickson. in the sum OF
Six Hundred Dollars. with interest
at the rate Of per cent per annum
from the 10Th day OF July. 1908. togeth-
er with costs and expenses Of this suit.
which said sum of $500. together with
the interest thereon. is the amount due
the plaintiff on a certain promissory
note made by the said {. ]. Fredrick-
son. on the 10Th day of July, 1905. pay
able on or before ; years after date.
which said note is made payable to
the said piaintir. C. n. Pauls; and
further for decree OF foreclosure of
certain mortgage. and the sale ac-
cordiug to law of the land and prop
crty therein described. made. executed
and delivered as security for the pay
ment OF said note. recorded in the Of
flee OF the said county clerk and re-
corder of Fremont County. in the state
OF Colorado. in book Ia at page 30
thereof. and whereby is conveyed the
NV 1. of the SELL Of section 3S, Town
ship is South. Range 20 West OF the
sth Il. NJ. situated in the said County
OF Fremont and state OF Colorado. all
set out more particularly in the
complaint filed herein.
Witness; Kent l. Eldr,d. Judge and
Acting Clerk OF said Court and the
seal thereof hereunSo atfNcsi. y. the
city OF Canon City. in said County.
this 18th day of september, 1916.
(Sean KENT l. zELDRED.
Judge aud Acting Clerk
First Pub. Jan. 25. 1917.
Last Pub, Feb. Is. 1917.
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sUMMoxs
STATE OF COLOkADO

County of Fremont
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. ELEVEN
TIL JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Melville b. Cobnrn in his
own behalf and in behalf Of
Geo. Brewster, H. T. s;ilvis
Harvey Il. ChappeIl Mrs
Nettie Baker. Geo Stone
man, AL KagGen, Robert
Stearn, +. X. Bachtel, DR..
A. n. Russell, c.. j. Weeks
Andrew Noble c. A. Kings
bury, Permelia Tissot. ). +.
DellneY. Charles Forst-
meier. Ed. Cannon, Frank
Tissot. A. Thomas. VI. Jack
VIM. Northcott Carl Faris
Frank Lehman. G. T. Card
ner. Louis l.. Clark, Edward
Taylor. Earl Bachtel w H.
Greene, Ray Faulkner wes-
sci Wehrmeyer and Johanna
Wehrmeyer. and John Bur
CESS, similarly situated.
Plaintiffs
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VUAIHIU than Smailpox.G ny
HUIW azpsstenca hes dcnno---.saie1
The almost niracaicu1 effi-
eaey. snd harmless, Of Antsyphoid vseeinasos-
Da vaeriaated NOW ~ yu.ar physiet1n. you and
Jour family. n q mnrs vtkaishnn hcsa.e ins1rsrce.
Ask yuur physician. druggiR. o. snnd for Have
yvu had Typhoidi" telling q Typhcid vacrlnes,
results from ~ and dangss fro TSphcid crsrlsra.
Tt4 OrTea lAnoeAIu4V. 0E1EaeN. Chl
easose,ns sAsssnas aaasns suoen = = 80. A,sanea
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Hogwallow News
DUNK BoTT, Regular Correspondent.
George Binoham)

Copyrighted 1s16-E. L. Adams.
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First Pub. Jan. ss. 1877.
Last Pub Feb. -. 1917.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-02

"Cy's" Dinner is
Real Art Work

Last night combining New Years
night, the last night Of the voyage and
the last dinner served under his effici-
ent management, Chief Steward "Cy"
WiImarth and his corps Of chefs and
other assistants served a banquet
which will long be remembered as the
finest and most elaborate aboard the
Matsonia in years.
The CccaSiCH was fitting close to
an enjoyable New Years day on the
big Mats2n liner and the menu was
adorned with little neat comments aft
eT each course. Here are a few sam
piles:
After the oysters-"AI oyster may
be crossed in love"
Bouehee OF fresh lobster--'A most
delicate monster"
Creme de menthe punch-"What!
Must our mouths be eOld?
Pheasant a la Sainte AllianCe-"Ay!
That way goes the game"
" New Years plum pudding-"Will
make an end of my dinner. there's
pippins and cheese to come"
New Years fruit cake-'..These
trifles will lead to serious mischief"
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MONKEY LiNGutST TO DEcoY
APES INTO SCIENTISTS TRAP

NEW YORK, N. with Prof,
Richard Lynch Garner, an expert in
monkey language. as a deeoy, scient-
lists from the Smithsonian Institution
and the American Museum OF Natural
History are on their way to the French
Congo in Africa after skins and skele-
tons OF gorillas for group to be
mounted at the American. museum.
The party left yesterday aboard the
steamship Chicago OF. the French line.
Prof. Garner once lived for seven
years In a bamboo hut in Africa,
studying the language and habits OF
apes. He acquired vocabulary of 20
words which, he said, is the limit of
the ape linguistic accomplishments.
Armed with this vocabulary, Prof.
Garner will sit as a decoy, employing
the language to lure gorillas to the
stand where men are to be stationed
with rifles.
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tanning HAS NO
Water IOSPARE

Delayed by continuous head winds
all the way up from Tanning Island
the British steamer Kestrel. Captain
F. Z. Ferris, arrived off port at
o'clock last evening and entered to-
day. bringing so tons OF copra. Cap
tain Ferris said he would have arriV-
ed Monday morning had it not been
fer the unfayorable winds. Steaming
time was six DAYS.
The steamer would have been back
in Honolulu again by Christmas. hui
was delayed seven days at NonOuti.
in the central portion OF the Gilbert
group, waiting for British labor com
niSSiCnerS 10 arrive so $50 lahorers
recruited in the GNberts could be sign
ed up and taken to the Tanning copra
Plantations The kestrel left here
October "a
Andrew Farrell. ship news reporter
Of the Advertiser. who made the voy-
age as second officer. returned on the
steamer today and will go back to
work in few days. Captain Ferris
said no rain has fallen on Tanning
for IS months, which will hurt the
copra output for the next couple of
years. He said no more improvements
will be made on the island until the
close of the war.
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STOCKS SAIL Up
IN BUSY MARKET

No such volume OF business IA was
transacted at the session OF the stock
exchange this morning has been seen
in months The market fairly hummed
and stocks boiled up as if they were
in q hot kettle Sales in the short
half-hour session we're 26S5 shares
Before the morning session brokers
were alert and eXpectant, but all
waiting. There had been practically
three days since the last session and
since then there mad been develop
ments in the peace and war situa
ton when changed the aspect q
things as VIII as rumOTs of an added
duty On sugar. There were "hatsful
OF orders from the other islands. too,
Lui these had to wait until The eN-
change men berS met to establish
prices. And then the fun vas on.
Prices at the session were: OIaa
IL - and off TO 10 II; MeBryde II,
- Ga and 80; Oahu 81 l-2, u 81 and
%; Pioneer 80, Eva 81 l-2 and Ha-
vail Railway A Sl-2 Between boards
sales were 32l shares. but the prices
then realized were no criterion after
the SeSs ;On Of the board this morn
ing.
Sugars overshadOwed all else and
there was less interest in unlisted
stocks than in many days past Min,
eral Products gained IL cents and was
strong at S1.10. Engels Copper was
unchanged at $5.05; Oil was $3.55,
Montana-Bingham strengthened to 40
cents and Mountain King remained at
% cents.
After the session the demand for
stocks continued and brokers were
hustling back and forth from office to
office for the balance of the after
noon
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LOGAN ISIAIE;
ARRIVES FRIDAY

Friday morning, one day late, the
U. s. army transport Logan viii ar:
rive from Manila and Nagasaki, &C.
cording to q wireless received this
morning from the vessel by the guar.
termaster's office. She was S75 miles
from Honolulu at o'clock last night
and win dock probably az Pier and
steam for San Francisco about 5 FRI
day afternoon. --.t
, The China Mail liner China com.
pleted repairs to her main steam pipe
and left for Yokohama at 6 o'clock
last evening, three days late. The 7.
K. X. liner Siberia Maru, which ar.
rived Monday afternoon from the
Orient, steamed for San Francisco at
8 O'Clock this morning.
Three Boats In Today
Vessels entering port today were
the British steamer Kestrel, with u
tons Of nitrate from Tanning Island;
the schooner William Olsen. from An.
tofagasta with fiitrates, and the luni.
Der schooner Caroline, from Port An
geles with humber. The Kestrel dock
ed at the railroad wharf, the Caroline
al Pier IL, Allen e RObinson's wharf,
and the Olsen at Pier l6
The Matson steamer Manoa left at
noon today for San Francisco.
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YUCATANpS CREW
FIRED in KOBE

~ 1 + =
Bound for San Franelsco, wheiE
they VIII enter suit against the yes.
sells owners for payment In full OF
wages due them for the round trip, "a
sailors who were left stranded In Kobe
when the American steamer Yacatan
was sold to Japanese December IL.
are today on the T. X. X. liner Siberia
Marl
ACCORDING 10 the story told aboard
the liner before she left for the coast
at 8 o'clock this morning by r. Call.
who was a water tender on the Yucca.
tan, the officers and crew OF the
freighter, which called in here for
bunkefs November /, en- route from
San Francisco to the Orient, were dis
missed without warning in Kobe the
day the freighter was sold to Japa.
nese parties.
Capt. Milton Thwihg and hts Off.
GERS at once took the liner 6ado sMaru
and vent TO Seattle. The Yucatan's
agents IN Kobe wanted the men 70
sifn off. They refused, claiming they
had signed Cor the round trip and
would not accept IN payment any sum
iess than what would have come to
them Tor completion OF the voyage.
They drew some Of the money due.
The American consulate at Yokohama
secured them transportation back to
San Francisco
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MATSONIA FIRST MAIS0N STEAMER
OF new YEAR TO CONE TO HAWAII

With the distinction OF being the
first Matson steamer TO arrive in 1911.
the Matson liner Matsonia, Captain
Charles Peterson. arrived from San
Francisco this. morning. She was
alongside Pier IS by $40 and was
made fast by s O'clock
Bringing good sized list of cabin
passengers, 176, including many Ho-
.ncln:sns and residents OF the other
islands. the Matsonia brought another
big cargo totslsng 902s tons. OF which
only ga are for HiIo, making the Ho-
noiIilu cargo s244 tons. Mall was s43
bags.
Tenneys Are Back -.
Among the kamaainas returning
were e. d. Tenney, president and gen.
eral manager Of Castle a Cooke, Ltd.
The local Matson agency, and Mrs.
Tenney, who witnessed the launching
OF the new Matson flagship Maui at
the Union Iron Works. San Francisco,
on December 90 Two prominent Kau.
al residents also returned, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II Rice. ...1
Honolulans returning consisted OF
the Tenneys, Miss Lillian G.. Arnold,
daughter Of the late Mrs Cecilia Mel
son Arnolds Miss Arnold arriving too
late 20 sec her mother alive, as Mrs.
Arnold died on sunday Julius W
Asch, deputy sheriff: Mr.. and Mrs. A..
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X. F. zap and child, Morris Rosen-
bledI, q former Honolulu businessman,
and several others.
ICY" Takes New Job
Chief Steward G.. Y. C''Cy') VIII
niarth stood by the gangplank and
babe his passengers goodbye for the
last time this morning IL was his
final voyage as chief steward Of the
Matsonia, because later in the day he
took up his new duties as manager Of
the PleaSanton Hotel "Cy" was con.
graduated by a score or more OF his
friends in this port today and was
kept busy shaking hands with his
well wishers most Of the morning.
WilmRrth's place will be taken tenn
pcrarily By Chief steward George Pas.
ten Of the Wlhelmina, VINO will com
plete tue present voyage OF the Mat
sonia and make one more round trip
on her, after which tho Matson line
will announce who will have the posi-
ton permanently g.
Arnitase Returns
Captain Peterson reported a pleas.
ant voyage and said the number of
prominent tourists arriving on the
liner today is the best this winter TO
date. Arthur H. Armitage OF Castle
& Cookies shipping department re
turned with his bride from their we'd
ding trip. after an absence OF about
two months. ..s ... l
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MAUILAUNCHED
TO HAWAII AIRS

With the Union Iron fWorks Band
.playing Hawaii Ponoi" the new Mat
SON flagship Maui wal launched Il
u eek ago Saturday. Thu q Est descrip-
ton OF the launching, Rpnted in the
San francisco Chronicefof December
"a, reached Honolulu .tdfay. 1t reads:
Slipping into the ray mist of a
driving rain, the Matson liner Mani
sped down the smoking ways at the
Union Iron Works yesterday morning
and took her initial plunge into the
waters which will be her home. State
ly, with never a" list, she parted the
waters of the bay and rode them as
evenly as she had stood upon the
ways at the yard.
While the iron works band played
the Hawaiian national air, the vessel
started down her glide, wine foaming
down her bow from the christening
bottle, broken by MES. William Mat,
son, wife OF the head Of the Matson
Navigation Company. !
Grouped around the sponsor and
adding an unusual touch TO the
launching were So orphans from the
Protestant Home. They had been
brought to the launching by Mrs. Mat
son, and each child, madly waving a
red Matson banner. added his or her
shrill cheers to the heartier ones OF
the grown-ups. .E.E#
Despite the heavy rain at j, the
launching hour, there were hundreds
of persons present to witness it. The
christening platform was filled with
officials of the Matson company, both
in this port and Honolulu, with large
sprinkling of the fair sex from both
cities. XII
AT the conclusion of the ceremony
and while Red Stack tugs we're puff
Ing alongside the Maui to take her to
her berth, Vice-President J. ]. lyman
of the Union Iron Works presented
to Mrs. Matson a diamond brooch, on
behalf of the builders ..
The Maui will be in commission in
the Hawaiian service early in March,
and all her special staterooms have
been taken already. She is nearlyAa
sister ship Of the present flagship,
the Matsonia, but is a little larger.
She has more passenger accom-
modations, Is be turbine, driven BY
twin propellers, and is to have a
speed OF is IL knots"
Another news story in the Chronicle
of the same date says: .
Capt. William Matson, head of the
steamship company bearing his name
was host at a dinner last night in a
downtown cafe to heads of the Union
Iron Works, who were responsible for
the successful launching of the Maui
yesterday. Among those who attend
ed the dinner were A. c. Derrick
assistant general manager; M. J.
Lindsay. general freight and passen'
ger agent of the Matsen line; Joseph
Barker. port engineer; John K
Bulger, supervising inspector OF hulls
and boilers; J. ]. lyman. secretary and
general manager Of the Union Iron
Works, and William Roth, Capt Mat
sons son.in.law.
Under orders of his physician
Capt. Matson did not linger at the ban
quet more than half an hour. Witty
speeches were made by several of the
4 ptIpsfS - $751;
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BATH IS PENALTY FOR
MAN ei, HELD AS sooTLEGGER

HUTCHINSON, Kan.-Because of
the age OF the defendant, Judge R. P.
Wilson changed the $1a8 fine Of G, T.
Empe, 81 years old, to a bath in
water" Eighteen quarts of whiskey
were found in the aged mans house
by raiders.
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DEEDS HER HOME WORTH
$75,oco TO GARMENT WORKERS

NEW YORK, y. Y.-Miss Martha
Hentschel. of Kingston, N Y. herself
victim. of tuberculosis. has decided
her home, said to be valued at $4,000.
to three trustees here to be used as
sanitarium for members Of the Inter
national Ladies' Garment Workers
Union suffering from the disease, it is
announced. The house will he remod
eled and transformed within a few
months into a haven for the girl vic
tins of the plague.
+ Miss Hentschel, 20, contracted the
disease when doing settlement work
Forest fires in eastern and western
Kentucky have done considerable
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NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE
OF STOCK.

Certificate No. 9159 for 240 shares
of the capital stock of Eva Plantation
Company, Limited, has been lost or
destroyed. All persons are hereby
warned against negotiating or other.
wise dealing in or with such shares.
Application has been made to the
Treasurer of said Company for the
issuance of q new certificate.
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
Trustee, Deceased,
BY HENRY SMITH,
Trustee, His Successor
6672-Jan 2, 5. 8. IL, 16, 10. %. &c.
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
Tuesday, Jan. ,.
Bid. Asked

MERCANTILE Bid Asked
Alexander & Baldwin ..... 1850.
G. Brewer K Co. go. go.
SUGAR
Eve Plantation Go. $3.50. 34H BIZ
Haiku Sugar Go. ...... ... .....
Hawaiian Ayr. Co. . .... $1,000
Hawn. Com. & Sugar Co 1917 50
Hawn. Sugar Co..... $500. ....
Honokda Sugar Co. ..... ..'.. .....
HOnomu Sugar Co. ... A.
Hutchinson Sugar Plant .... $1,000.
Kahuku Plantation Co. 49,. II
Kekaha Sugar Co. .... ..... 22I
KolOa Sugar Co.. .... .... .....
McBryde Sugar Co, Ltd. 1925 -
Oahu Sugar Co. ...... 32A 32k
Olaa Sugar, CO., Ltd. 49,. 16A 1874
OnOmea Sugar Co. .... "a ....
Paauhau, Sugar Plant. Co. ... $500.
Pacific Sugar Mill $500. .... 20
Paia Plantation Co. &c.. .. .....
Pepeekeo Sugar Co. ..... 80. 80.
Pioneer Mill Co. ...... 1914 40
San Carlos Milling Co.. 49,. $500.
Waialua Ayr. Co. 33k "a
Wailuku Sugar Co. -. -. -.
MISCELLANEOUS = Z -
Endau Development Co. ... .....
list Issue Asses, 55 pc. ..... .....
2nd Issue; Asses, 55pe. .... $3.50.
+ End Issue assessa6le,
4 $50 Pd ............. 80. 80.
Haiku Fruit & Pack, Pref ..... .....
Haiku Fruit & Pack, Com ... p
Hawaii Con. ny. z pc. A. 81. 81
Hawaii Con. Ry. 6 pc. B. 49,.
Hawaii Con. Ry. Conn.,. ... 2R
Hawaiian Electric Co. :. 215 .....
Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. 57A $500.
Hon. Brew. & Malt. Co.. 1912 ....
Honolulu Gas CO. ...... $500. ....
Hon r. T. & i. Co. $500. $500. ....
Inter-Island Steam Nav. ... ....:
Mutual Telephone Co. .. 20 $500.
Oahu Railway & Land Co 100 .....
Pahang Rubber Co. -. ... .....
Selama- bindings Plan Pfd ..... ....
Selama-Dindings 500 Pd. ..... $500.
Tanjong Olok Rubber Co. 35 ....
BONDS
Beach Walk Imp. $1,000. 102 $500.
Hamakua Ditch Co. ..... 49,. ....
Hawaii Con. Ry. pc. >. 95A $500.
Hawaiian Irr. Co. IS -. ..... $500.
Haw Ter. 40 refund. 1906 80. 80.
HaH. Ter, AZ Pub. lmps. 80. ....
Haw. Ter. Pub Imp,
series 19121913 ~. - 49,.
Hawn. Terri. S1s pc. 81 .....
Honokaa Sug. Co, 6 pc. . 104 .....
Honolulu Gas CO., Ltd. IS 49,. :....
Hon. R. T. & L. Co. a6,pe. ..... $500.
Kauai Ry. Co. 6s 80. =. 49,. .....
Manoa Imp, Dist. 5E pc. go. .....
McBryde Sugar Co, IS. .,... .....
Mutual Tel 5s ..... 49,. .....
Oahu Ry. & Land Co. S pc 1890. .....
Oahu Sugar Co. 6 pc. .. 40 .....
Olaa Sugar CO. 6 pc. 9SR .....
Pacific Guano & Fert Co 100 .....
Pacific Sugar Mill Co. 100 ....
San Carlos Milling Co.. .. 100 $780,.
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Between Boards, Sales: 25 Waia
lua, 90; so Pioneer, 1850; 100 Nc
Bryde, 1915; so San Carlos, II; Is, 10
Eva, $3.50; so, 25 Hawn. Pine, $3.50.
Session Sales: 100, 100, 100, $50,
$50, 90. Is Olaa, 1850; 100 Haw. Con.
Ry. A, $50; 100, 100, 100, 100, so. 40
Pioneer, 40: 5 McBryde, II; 100 Oahu
Sugar, 1850: 100 Oahu Sugar. 31.75:
100. 100 Oahu Sugar, 80; so. so, 25
Eva, 1850; rs, 100. 100, IS Olaa,
1925; 100, 100 McBryde, 1918; so. 100,
100 McBryde, 10; 100, 10 Pioneer, 40.
DIVIDENDS.
Jan. .. 1917-Haiku. 81; Kekaha.
81; Koloa, 81: Paia, 81; Pioneer, 40c.
Latest sugar quotation: Sc degrees
test. sos cts, or $tof.6o per ton.