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rr o tia tEfm tmma eMezsmm Vol XVII Oceanic SteamsM TIME TA The Fino PasBengor Stoomora of Thin Port as Horounder FKOH SAN FEMCZSCO ALAMEDA DEO 4 VENTURA DEO 16 ALAMEDA DEO 25 1904 ALAMEDA JAN 15 SONOMA JAN 27 ALAMEDA FEB 5 VENTURA FEB 17 ALAMEDA FEB 26 SIERRA MAR 9 ALAMEDA MAR 18 SONOMA MAR 30 HONOLULU DECEMBER Company B3LE FRMCISKQ ALAMEDA ALAMEDA ALAMEDA VENTURA ALAMEDA ALAMEDA ALAMEDA VENTURA In oonnootion tho sailing of the above stesmerc the Agents prepared issue to intending ooupon tickota by any railroad San to all pointa tho United Statoo and from New York by any steamship liao to all European ports For iusthor particulars apply to wm G Irwin Go XjIMilTjUr General Agents Ooeanic S Company OF AND k Line Oo Fire and Life Line of from ik F CLAUfl OmEOKLES WM O WWW It uua Ban tancUco Agents IJJS NEVADAN INAT10NAL BANK OF BAN DXATf SZOEAHQS OB BAN The Hovado Natiuuk Bon o Ban Vrnaoicoo LONDON Tho Uuion ot London 8mlths Hank Ltd HBW XOK1C Amoiloaa jlsohn2S N tlonal Bank OHIOAOO Com Kxohago National Bnulc PAUIB Lyonnoln BURLIN UONO KONG AND on HHW SIJlAL iHil AMD Bonkn of Nov Zealand and AustinlBia VIOTOUIA AUD VAN OuUVUU Bant ol UUUih Hoith America Transact 7iura Vanhlnj and ia OT Btuinct Bapotita Roofilvad Losui miilei on A broyad Beourltv Oomraoroll on d 7 Vt n Otodlt loaned UI1U is SgtXu nought and aold Sroiaptl xmU J w- - T MONDAY 23 1903 This Line Will Arrivo and Leao v PQR SAN DEO 9 SIERRA -- DEO 15 DEO 30 1904 JAN 20 J AN 26 FEB 10 SIERRA FEB 16 MAR 2 SONOMA MAE 8 MAR 23 MAR 29 with are to paBsongoro through from Franoisco in S IMFOBTHBS hml Merchandise Commission iHiaiEasrae - Agents for Lloyds Oonodian AuBtralian Steamship British Foreign Marino Insurance Co Northern Assurance Canadian Pacific itailway Co Pioneer Paolcets Liverpool Giaas SprecMs BONOIiUIiU NUN01BGO FttANOIBOO Credit DreunerBau YOKOHAM- A- AU8TftAUA- - OolWotlont 8 H Wm w wm Freight and Passengers for all Island Port 8 ta CMe 0 Gounszllob-at-La- w I U S Supremo Court Registered Attorney U S Patent Office Unit nd States and Foreign Patents Caveats Trado Marks and Copy righta No 700 7th Btroot N W Washington D O Oppi U S Patent Oilioe 2254 ly Mr COBRE3PONDENOE Mayor Explains in Rogard to a Btroot Brawl Ed The Independent Having figured in a street row on Saturday night and fonring that my friends may receive exaggerated re- ports ¬ of the affair I wish to give my side of it through your columns I was roturniug home shortly after 1130 oolook and upon roaohing the rear door of tho Merchants Ex ¬ change saloon on King stroet I saw the Japanese helper dragging a dooply intoxiaated native from the place The man was so drunk that he was as limbor as a rag and fully as halpleBB He was dragged nut by tho arms his head bumping upon tho floor with oooh jork My friend and I stopped to witrjrao tho pro ceodirjg When outaide the Japa- nese ¬ rolled tho holpless carcaoB againBt the side of the house and then taking up a hat began to beat the poor fellow in tho face It wqb then that I interfered Approach- ing ¬ tho Japaneso I ordered him to desist and told him that I would thrash him if he did not I meant what I said Tho noise attracted a number of sailors and olhors from the saloon and a large street crowd gathered The bartender came out and accused myself and my friend of interfering with his business which as any on oau see was not the case When the police arrived the Japa- nese wbb I believe arrested but latter released on some dicker made between tho police aud tho bur tender My opinion is that outrages of this sort should bo followed up and the scoundrels participating in them severely punished The man in charge of tho saloon probably had the right to eject tho man whom ho made dead drunk how evor but he certainly had no right to allow bis sorvantto beat him out sido and to take the part of the savage when two paseers by at- tempted ¬ to shield tho helpleso fel- low ¬ That is a plain statement of the affair and I balievo my friends will understand my position as well ao tho motive that led mo into the trouble Yours eot Fbitz Meyer Hawaiian Fertilizer WorkB Dec- ember ¬ 28 A Hllo Weddinjr Johnny Kni Jr was the host at a yory pleasant dinner at Akanas Cof ¬ fee Shop Tuesday evening The oooasion was a quiet advance cele- bration ¬ of the wedding of the host which ooourred last night the bride being Miss Akamu The ceremony was performed by Rev S L DeBha A fine new home on Church street awaited Mr and Mtb Kai Hilo Tribune Row OlUcors The following were eleoted Sat- urday ¬ oveaiug to be officers of Wil- liam ¬ MoKinloy Lodge Knights of Pythias H T Moore 0 0 fid Farmer V 0 F A Mahlleld Prel O P Cameron M W AS Proacott K R S A Chambers M F P 0 Mar tin ME G H Palmer M A LB Dutot I G Chas F Schormerhorn OG B S Gregory Roy H Wood ward Merle M Johnson Trustees Born Boyd At Shanghai China Deo 25 1903 to Mr and Mrs W Porter Boyd n sou Maoiiado In this oity Dec 2G 1003 to the wifo of M Maohndo a a son A Christmas sorvlco was hold yes terdsy afternoon at St Andrews Cathedral by tho half dozan Sunday aohoola of tho Episcopal church Wm 8L Ire Ik C LmnisDl WmG Irwin Iraeident Manage Oleua Hiirootola FlrstV ico Preoldaut W M dliraid Uouond Ylco Preeiilimt M H Whitney Jr Troaonrer euroiary neo J Koi Audlto BUGAS FAOTOSS inn aoii7s or ins iizmz SSauissSiSp tasty tot Kan ffranrfrrr ful EjUiaft Beates in Ajsro B uJ7 aft a Cor Merabant Alakea Streot3 MAIN 492 MAIN OR KSMT Booms toes On the promiRea of the Sanitar Steam Laundry Co Ltd between South and Quoon streets Tho buildiun 3 aio ounnliod with hot and cold water nnd oleotric lights Artesian water Perfect nanuQtion For particulars apply to SSI 4U On the promises or at tho oGoo o 3 A lianoon GS tf Fred Harrisona Oontractor aud Builder All Work Eubrustod Promptly At tenrteit th 3H t1 FOK HENT OK IiEADlS Six Roomed Cottago on King St next door to Sanitarium Kuwalo Artesian water hid OuthouBos in the rear For terms apply to him personal- ly ¬ at the Hrwaiian Hardware Gos store ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ k H Ho 2G915 II CapitO1 6000000 Organized under theLaws of the Territory of Hawaii ThcHAWAIIAN REALTY and MATURITY CO Ua Loan8Mortgages Securities Investments and Roal Estate HOMES built on the Installment Plan HOME OFFICE Molntyre Build- ing ¬ Honolulu T H asd MatoiiF Co late L Z EEHTWSLL 0 Manager ROCK ni BALLAST JVhito rnd Blaoh SonrJ In Quaatitisa to Suit SEuHTfflG COSTflAGIBD - FOR mm ABD 150IL EOS 31LB 0ST Dump Crrtt furaishod bj tho day on Houra Notioo H R HITOHCOOK OEioo with J K Mr asarrat Car wright Building lierohant SU 10 JO tf From jESilo TO HONOLULU AND Ml fay Stations Telegrams can now bis cent from Honolulu to any place on the Islands of Hawaii II ui Lanai and Moloki by - IMOtti in MK MWliWWNM V j Jircb - Telegraph a r OALIi UP MAIN 101 Thats tho Honolulu Offico Timo saved money Kaved ilinimum charge 2 por meaaorro UOaOLULU OFSICS KSB303 BMC UPSTAIRS TEDS LINDSAY KannMnTlDg JowqIgt Gall crd iuspeot the booutiful and useful dlethy ot goods for pres outi or fo7 porconal 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tia tEfm tmma eMezsmm

Vol XVII

Oceanic SteamsM

TIME TAThe Fino PasBengor Stoomora of

Thin Port as Horounder

FKOH SAN FEMCZSCO

ALAMEDA DEO 4VENTURA DEO 16ALAMEDA DEO 25

1904ALAMEDA JAN 15SONOMA JAN 27ALAMEDA FEB 5VENTURA FEB 17ALAMEDA FEB 26SIERRA MAR 9ALAMEDA MAR 18SONOMA MAR 30

HONOLULU DECEMBER

Company

B3LE

FRMCISKQ

ALAMEDA

ALAMEDA

ALAMEDAVENTURAALAMEDA

ALAMEDA

ALAMEDAVENTURA

In oonnootion tho sailing of the above stesmerc the Agentsprepared issue to intending ooupon tickota by anyrailroad San to all pointa tho United Statoo and fromNew York by any steamship liao to all European ports

For iusthor particulars apply to

wm G Irwin GoXjIMilTjUr

General Agents Ooeanic S Company

OF

AND

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Line

Oo Fire and Life

Line of fromik

F CLAUfl OmEOKLES WM O WWW

It uua

Ban tancUco Agents IJJS NEVADANINAT10NAL BANK OF BAN

DXATf SZOEAHQS OB

BAN The Hovado NatiuukBon o Ban Vrnaoicoo

LONDON Tho Uuion ot London 8mlthsHank Ltd

HBW XOK1C Amoiloaa jlsohn2S N

tlonal BankOHIOAOO Com Kxohago National BnulcPAUIB LyonnolnBURLINUONO KONG AND on

HHW SIJlAL iHil AMDBonkn of Nov Zealand and AustinlBia

VIOTOUIA AUD VAN OuUVUU Bantol UUUih Hoith America

Transact 7iura Vanhlnj and ia OT

BtuinctBapotita Roofilvad Losui miilei on A

broyad Beourltv Oomraoroll on d 7 Vtn Otodlt loaned UI1U is SgtXu

nought and aold

Sroiaptl xmU J

w- -

T MONDAY 23 1903

This Line Will Arrivo and Leaov

PQR SAN

DEO 9SIERRA -- DEO 15

DEO 301904

JAN 20J AN 26FEB 10

SIERRA FEB 16MAR 2

SONOMA MAE 8MAR 23MAR 29

with areto paBsongoro through

from Franoisco in

S

IMFOBTHBS

hml Merchandise

Commission iHiaiEasrae

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Agents for LloydsOonodian AuBtralian Steamship

British Foreign Marino Insurance CoNorthern Assurance

Canadian Pacific itailway CoPioneer Paolcets Liverpool

Giaas SprecMs

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CreditDreunerBau

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Freight and

Passengers for all

Island Port 8

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Gounszllob-at-La- w I

U S Supremo Court RegisteredAttorney U S Patent Office Unitnd States and Foreign PatentsCaveats Trado Marks and Copyrighta

No 700 7th Btroot N WWashington D O

Oppi U S Patent Oilioe2254 ly

Mr

COBRE3PONDENOE

Mayor Explains in Rogardto a Btroot Brawl

Ed The IndependentHaving figured in a street row on

Saturday night and fonring that myfriends may receive exaggerated re-

ports¬

of the affair I wish to givemy side of it through your columnsI was roturniug home shortly after1130 oolook and upon roaohing therear door of tho Merchants Ex ¬

change saloon on King stroet I sawthe Japanese helper dragging adooply intoxiaated native from theplace The man was so drunk thathe was as limbor as a rag and fullyas halpleBB He was dragged nut bytho arms his head bumping upontho floor with oooh jork My friendand I stopped to witrjrao tho proceodirjg When outaide the Japa-nese

¬

rolled tho holpless carcaoBagainBt the side of the house andthen taking up a hat began to beatthe poor fellow in tho face It wqb

then that I interfered Approach-ing

¬

tho Japaneso I ordered him todesist and told him that I wouldthrash him if he did not I meantwhat I said Tho noise attracted anumber of sailors and olhors fromthe saloon and a large street crowdgathered The bartender came outand accused myself and my friendof interfering with his businesswhich as any on oau see was notthe case

When the police arrived the Japa-nese wbb I believe arrested butlatter released on some dicker madebetween tho police aud tho burtender My opinion is that outragesof this sort should bo followed upand the scoundrels participating inthem severely punished The manin charge of tho saloon probablyhad the right to eject tho manwhom ho made dead drunk how

evor but he certainly had no rightto allow bis sorvantto beat him outsido and to take the part of thesavage when two paseers by at-

tempted¬

to shield tho helpleso fel-

low¬

That is a plain statement of theaffair and I balievo my friends willunderstand my position as well aotho motive that led mo into thetrouble

Yours eotFbitz Meyer

Hawaiian Fertilizer WorkB Dec-

ember¬

28

A Hllo Weddinjr

Johnny Kni Jr was the host at ayory pleasant dinner at Akanas Cof ¬

fee Shop Tuesday evening Theoooasion was a quiet advance cele-

bration¬

of the wedding of the hostwhich ooourred last night the bridebeing Miss Akamu The ceremonywas performed by Rev S L DeBhaA fine new home on Church streetawaited Mr and Mtb Kai HiloTribune

Row OlUcors

The following were eleoted Sat-urday

¬

oveaiug to be officers of Wil-liam

¬

MoKinloy Lodge Knights ofPythias H T Moore 0 0 fidFarmer V 0 F A Mahlleld PrelO P Cameron M W AS ProacottK R S A Chambers M F P 0 Martin ME G H Palmer M A LBDutot I G Chas F SchormerhornO G B S Gregory Roy H Woodward Merle M Johnson Trustees

Born

Boyd At Shanghai China Deo25 1903 to Mr and Mrs W PorterBoyd n sou

Maoiiado In this oity Dec 2G

1003 to the wifo of M Maohndo aa son

A Christmas sorvlco was hold yesterdsy afternoon at St AndrewsCathedral by tho half dozan Sundayaohoola of tho Episcopal church

Wm 8L Ire Ik C

LmnisDl

WmG Irwin Iraeident ManageOleua Hiirootola FlrstV ico PreoldautW M dliraid Uouond Ylco PreeiilimtM H Whitney Jr Troaonrer euroiaryneo J Koi Audlto

BUGAS FAOTOSS

inn

aoii7s or ins

iizmz SSauissSiSp tastytot Kan ffranrfrrr ful

EjUiaft

Beates in

AjsroB

uJ7 aft a

Cor Merabant Alakea Streot3MAIN 492 MAIN

OR KSMT

Booms

toes

On the promiRea of the SanitarSteam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth and Quoon streets

Tho buildiun 3 aio ounnliod withhot and cold water nnd oleotriclights Artesian water PerfectnanuQtion

For particulars apply to

SSI4U

On the promises or at tho oGoo o3 A lianoon GS tf

Fred Harrisona

Oontractor aud Builder

All Work Eubrustod Promptly Attenrteit th 3H t1

FOK HENT OK IiEADlS

Six Roomed Cottago on King Stnext door to Sanitarium KuwaloArtesian water hid OuthouBos inthe rear

For terms apply to him personal-ly

¬

at the Hrwaiian Hardware Gosstore

ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ

k H

Ho 2G915

IICapitO1 6000000

Organized under theLawsof the Territory ofHawaii

ThcHAWAIIAN REALTYand MATURITY CO Ua

Loan8Mortgages SecuritiesInvestments and Roal Estate

HOMES built on theInstallment Plan

HOME OFFICE Molntyre Build-ing

¬

Honolulu T H

asd MatoiiF Co late

L Z EEHTWSLL0 Manager

ROCK ni BALLAST

JVhito rnd Blaoh SonrJIn Quaatitisa to Suit

SEuHTfflG COSTflAGIBD

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0ST Dump Crrtt furaishod bjtho day on Houra Notioo

H R HITOHCOOK

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10 JO tf

From jESilo

TO

HONOLULUAND

Ml fay Stations

Telegrams can now bis centfrom Honolulu to any placeon the Islands of HawaiiII ui Lanai and Moloki by

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Jircb - Telegraph

a r

OALIi UP MAIN 101 Thats thoHonolulu Offico Timo saved moneyKaved ilinimum charge 2 pormeaaorro

UOaOLULU OFSICS KSB303 BMC

UPSTAIRS

TEDS LINDSAY

KannMnTlDg JowqIgt

Gall crd iuspeot the booutiful anduseful dlethy ot goods for presouti or fo7 porconal use and adornmout

LovaEaUdlDB BSO FortStieef

Page 2: Ho SteamsM Ire - University of Hawaii · mm ABD 150IL EOS 31LB 0ST Dump Crrtt furaishod bj tho day on Houra Notioo H R HITOHCOOK OEioo with J K Mr asarrat Car wright Building lierohant

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IKS INDEPENDENT

KVBRY AFTERNOON

xeopt Unnaai

P O BOS 81

Katoradat the Foi Offloo at Honelain

XL T ai Beoond oliia mall

sxrosoareMON bamsbi

Sit Month anywhore In tho Hawallan Islands 60

lor Year 6 00Ser Tfosr postpaid to Foreign Coun ¬

tries 8 00

Inyablo InTailably In Advanoox

i 2E3IA Proprietor na rub

llahor

BaildlnB In UonoJnln

MONDAY DEO 28 1903

WHO 13 TO BLAME

Qor a week ngo tho Rapid Transit

Co itopped its proposed extension on

Be tanla street at the down grado

uo md Miller Btrcet going towards

Tu chbowl and tho Alapal rise fur

tin along The reason for this stop

par tj was so we arc Informed because

It vas found that the grado at this par-

ticular

¬

point wa3 far too low All

work was stopped at this section butpuBlied on beyond Alapal toward Puna

hou way

Inco Btopplng this work tho Gov ¬

ernment has been called upon to mako

tho grado coraformable to tho needs of

Rapid Transit Co And why so

Ip rho Government then to make the

rades to suit this corporation at tho

uixpaycrs expense For years the-- a do at this particular spot has been

ot unattended and unnoticed by tho

lr crnment but property holders have

ein forced to go to the expense of

iking sidewalks and maintaining

urbs as called for by law and alfthlsat tholr own cost and expense And

now to have all this dono away with

it tho dictates of a corporation is to

mposo a fresh hardship upon tbo

ropcrty holders and taxpayers living

n that public tligughfaro Should

hoy or will they stand up for such

n Imposition It Is for Mm pro

at

or ypan unci thf ftiin of

oauia nnd ru- - airT-

--f t i pJAimTTvi --i -

have been at every tlmo a rain storm

came on a regular ditch and swamp

hole making the placo a malaria

breeding place Now they aro work ¬

ing night and day to put in a storm

sower at Government expense all for

the benefit of tho samo soulless cor-

poration

¬

People have heretofore

asked for It nil to no purpose but

now at tho instance of tho corpora-

tion

¬

in question wo understand Mars

ton Campbell goes into tho work with

a will and with real and genuine en

orgy and Interest all it is said for

the purpose of accommodating and be¬

ing on tho good side of Lorrln A

Thurston In other words tho pooplo

will surely get what they want quick ¬

er if they could only get tho Rapid

Transit tracks to come their way so

it seems by the way this particularsection Is at present receiving atten-

tion

¬

And wholl pay for It all The

people to bo sure

EMPLOYED K0N C1TIZ8NS

It has just come to our notice thattho pilots of this port requisitioned

tho Superintendent of Public Works

for a new boat and that the same be

built right here on the spot so thatthey could see to it and the work bo

under their eyes as it progressed

along We understand that they

recommended the work to be done by a

cortaln Mr Johnson a well known ex-

port

¬

boat builder but when it got to

Marston Campbell he had the work

Blvon to Walker also a boat builder

This giving of tho work may seem tobo all right and looks Innocent enough

but our kick is yet to follow Mr

Johnson Is a resident of over twentyyears in this country has property

interests besides a family Is an Amerlean citizen and employs whites andnatives as his helpers With the otherwo need not say further than that ho

is not yet a citizen and employs noth-

ing

¬

but Japanese helpers How camo

it that Mr Campbell gavo this job toa non citizen who employs only Japsas against a citizen who the pilots

recommended knowing the man andwhat he can do well and who employ

other citizens We would like to know

what there was In It for him If thiswont jar any American citizen wo

would llko to know what will And

this In direct contravention of the spir ¬

it and feeling frequently expressed by

tho last Republican controlled Legisla-

ture It was a direct slap to tho legis-

lators

TOPICS OF THE DAY

A word to Kuhio Tho people want

nppiopriatlons but thoy also want any

old scheme that will do away with

centralized government a ono man

power and will placo tho control of

public affairs in tho hands of tho peo

ple i

Tho fiict that a fleet carrying only

3000jnon can produce a food famine in

Honolulu In two weeks shows to whatoxtj ernes tho city and tho island may

bo reduced In caso of war and a siege

It Is Highly poitlnent to inquire what

Honolulu would do If sshut out from

communication with the mainland for

three or four months Tho extremely

wealthy would llvo of course but how

would the mlddlo and lower classes In

tho financial scalo weather such a con-

tingency

¬

Tho question Is a sorlous

ono It is another blessing of an- -

111 lUll

h l tma- - ii opr of tho liveliest

th w hiu t of Honolulu have ever

d rnu r iro vc nl Planta

tions that went Into debt two thrco

and four yoars ago for machinery etc

asp getting out of tho hole and divi-

dends

¬

are In sight Then public im-

provements

¬

with tho turning looso ofn million dollars in a short time had

tho effect of restoring confidence and

people whose money had become ner ¬

vous loosened up Thats It in a

nutshell

If the County Act is Illegal because

It was not properly passed on thirdrraillng how about tho Loan Act

which was passed in precisely the same

way Watch out gentlemen Knock

tho County Act on tho third reading

bcorc and you placo the Loan Act in

tho same boat and where will your

public Improvements go Tho signa ¬

ture of tho President cuts no flguio

whatever in the case as tho illegality

of the Act would carry ltv down In

spite of everything else This Is awarm fire we are playing with

The departuro of Admiral Evausfleet will be regretted not alone forthe amount of money It has distributedin the city but for tho entertainment

it has afforded in many ways It must

be said at all hands that for the num-

ber

¬

of men it contained there

has been a remiarkable absence ofdisorder The men have been wellbehaved and leave Hawaii with a

clean record and tho best wishes ofthe people at large Admiral Evansmay rest assured that If he cornea

back again with the same class of mencomposing his present fleet tho latchstrings of Honolulu will bo on thooutside

Only just recently has tho Island ofNllhau been properly located by ProfAlexander since he become under Fed ¬

eral pay and control And what hashe been doing all these years slnco

the Survey Department was estab-

lished

¬

as a governmental paid bureau

Hes been grafting and living off thogenerosity of the former hated anddespised Hawaiian Government Suchwas tho easy life In the tropics In thosegood old days tho days when thoy

grew fat lazy and affluent when ho

and the other missionaries were ruling

In all their glory as well as living off

tho fat that the laud then produced

Now It is a different story

Marston Campbell wants to remainIn ofllco at 250 a month bo wo aro

told but wo aro given to understand

that his former bluff of resigning or of

being elsewhere employed will not

work Time will soon tell whether

Superintendent of Public Works Hoi

loway will hang on to tho tail of his

nightgown as Cooper did Ho recent

ly had a petition slcned by business

houses as having confidence In his

ability probably because ho was an

easy game for them to prey upon

about l6 dozen slgnatuies and flvo

of them wero non citizens Hos foxy

you bet you but hes easily seen

through Try another trick for tho

Campbells aro coming through tho

rye

A contemporary suggests that Gov-

ernor

¬

Carter and District Attorney

Breckons aro both creatines of Rooso

toftho next Republican convention

Tho matter fs a very small one tout it

hecms to us highly Improper for ap ¬

pointees of n rival cnndldato in the

field for nomination to accept delegato

fhln In a convention Cutrr and

BrCkLoiis i it both croatuio sof Roose ¬

velts genciobity They arf under oh

lifctlons to n in for tho honorn con

ferrr d upoD them and it cannot bo ex- -

pected that they could do othorwlso

than support him In order that Ha ¬

waii may get a free expression in tho

convention In regard to the Presiden ¬

tial nomination men without strincson them should b csent forward Thosituation may change in tho conven-tion

¬

Itself bringing about develop-ments

¬

to show that Roosevelt Is nottho mnn to bo desired by Hawaii butwith Roosevelt machinery already dom-

inating¬

tho Hawaiian delegation itwould bo impossible to do anything

Bf AUTHORITY

WATER NOTICE

Tn accordance with Seolion 1 ofChapter XXVI of the lows of 1880

All proos holding water privi-leges

¬

or thooo paying water rates ntehereby notified that tho water ratpnfor the turm ending June 80 1904will be due oud pivabln at the of ¬

fice of the Honolulu Water Workson the In doy of January 1904

All such rotes retmiuioy unpaidfor fifteen days after they are duewill bo subject to an additiocal tenper cent

All privileges upon whieh rateremain unpaid February 15 1904thirty days after beootniuy delin-

quent¬

are liable toTJuspenBiou with-out

¬

further noticeRates are payable at the office of

tho Water Work in the basementof the Capitol Building

ANDREW BROWNSupt Honolulu Wator Works

Honolulu December 19 19032690 10

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Tub Independent 60 centB pormontb

Mrs P P Ryan is quito ill at herhome in Kalihi

Admiral Evans fleot is scheduledto sail at 5 a m tomorrow for Guamand Manila

Oa Christmas Eve the YokohamaSpeoio Bank presented omployos of

L the poatoffioo with souvenirs

Tho Dorio arrived this morningfrom San Franoiooo and tho Copticthis afternoon from Yokohama

Bishop Rastarick preached to themen aboard the battleship Kootuoky at 10 oclock yesterdoy morn- -

iDK- -

In Saturdays baseball game theKamehamehas defeated the teamfrom tho Wlsoonsin by a score of 7

to 5

A farewell recaption and dancewill bo Riven officers of AdmiralEvanB1 flaot at the Young notel thisevening

The transport Sheridan will bev due here next Sunday from Naga-

saki¬

with the 28th Infantry onboard

Gerard Barton will give an organreoital at tho German Lutheranohuroh this evening beginning at8 oolock

The funeral of tho late Hiram DePries took place yesterday aftornoon Interment was in Kawaiahaocemetery

Racing botwaon boats orewa ofthe visiting fleet attracted manytown people to tho waterfront Sat ¬

urday afternoon

In the batoball game at Kspiolani park yostorday afternoon thoGood Eyofl defeated tho YoungStats by a scoro of 12 to 6

The office of The independent is

in the briak building next to theHawaiian hotel grounds on Beretauia street Waikiki of AlakeaFirst floor

Whilo in the east Bishop Reetarick was informed by Cne Secretaryof War that the Artillery companiesmight be removed from here and re-

placed¬

by infantiymen

Sprockets Oos bank has turnedover 5200000 of tho - loon bondsmoney and tho Bank of Hawaii hasadvanosd 50000 more Thio makesa total of over 550000 already paidin

In a drunken brawl in Puunuiyesterday afternoon John Edwardsshot and severely wounded his

Chinaman LamedMauna The bullet took effect inthe right leg A woman was at tho

- bottom of tho pilikia-

Will Ball Tomorrow

Admiral Evans has docided to

take his fleet out tomorrow for Ma-

nila

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Ho was given the discretionc by the War Department of sailing

this week or wailing later but on

account of rather serious develop ¬

ments in the Orient ho has decided

that the safest and most proper

scheme is to get a little nearer thoscene of probable bapponings The

fleet will sail direct for Guam andwill theio receive orders whether togo to Yokohama Ohiua or Cavite

tho present idea beinp however

that the latter will bo tho port to

which the fleot will make

nocoptton by Ofllcora

The reception on board the flsg- -

ship Kentucky and the battleship

Wisoousin Saturday evoniug was

one of tho most brilliant social

events of the sooson Honolulus

four hundred as woll ns o laiRo

numbor of visitors attended Bothohipo wore oppropriately decorated

and exoellont programs for the en ¬

tertainment of the guests wore or

longod and carried out on both

Tho events consisted of excellent

band music dancing and refresh

meats

Kauai Court Term

Lihuo Kauai Dso 26 The Dec ¬

ember term of tho Oirouit Court ofthe Fifth Circuit under tho last latf s

of tho legislature opened on Wed ¬

nesday morning laot at 080 oolockJudge J Hardy presiding M F Prossor by special commission is ootingon behalf of tho govornment as De-

puty¬

Attorney GeneralAftor tho opening of tho Court

tho roll of Grand Jurors was calledand the following gentlomon worepresent to servo during the termOhas Aki G Winter A Dallas W GSmitq F Doiken L A Delanux A

Bompke Lawronce Mundon WmHastie W E Kerr A Krueo RLWilcox O Blaokatad H Proehch HHolfors V Hermoneon

Immediately aftor the grandiurois were sworn in the oourtycharged the grand jury after whichit proceeded with the calling of thocalendar of both the criminal andcivil cases

The following oases have bean dis-

posed of to date Territory vs PaulTbon robbery dofendnat failed toappear the court oidered uponmotion of Mr Prosser that benchwarrant issue for tho arrest of saidPaul Thon Territory vs Ah Chungaming bail forfeited Territory vsKea using threats nolle proa WmO Smith vs Charles Blake and L M

McKeague assumpsit judgmentagainst defendant by default Mskuoolo Ik Kaailua w and Laholavs Ako summary proceedings pleaof defendant to tho jurisdictionsustained W B Opunui Kua vs Lukela Aka ejectment discontinuedPacific Vehicle Supply Co va Yobids assumpsit appeal withdrawn

Kaplolani Estate vs Torritoryordered transferred to the First Cir-

cuit¬

by consent of counsel Urabevs Sasaki Kumikicbi assumpsitappeal withdrawn

All the civil cases triable by jurynot otherwise disposed of havj beencontinued until tho next MarchTerm of tho Court

The esse of tho Torritory againstWalter A Wright has baen special ¬

ly set for noxt Wednesday Dsoomber 30 at whioh time John W Oathoart of Honolulu who is defendingMr Wright will arrive

The Court has announced thatcivil jury cases will not be taken upafter the endf the year unless thecounty officials givo assurance thatthey will guarantee tho payment ofexpenros if the term is continuednoxt month

The grand jury made thoir finalreport today and wera oxcuaed forthe term

KAUAI NOTES4

Christmas passed oil vory quiotlyou Kauai

The Lihue boys are talking of get-ting

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up a baseball toam and chal-lenging

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the Kapaa boys to a gamowhiob will take place on Now Yearsday William H Rico will captaintbo Lihue boys

A G Oorrea who came up to at¬

tend court will bo unablo to returnthis week as ho has many matteiobefore tho court to attend to

ran bale8509 HOUSE AND LOT ONLiliha Stroot near King Only emailcash payment received Apply to

WILLIAM SAV1DGE COS11 tfarnhfttit Stve

Fred Harrison

Contractor and Buildor

All Work Entrusted Promptly AttwndiMl to 223S tf

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Tho HONOLULU SOAP WORKSoro now putting up thoir BESTNumbor SOAP in 50 pound Casesfamily uizo at S2 25 por box deliver ¬

ed froo to evory part of tho cityPull canes 100 poundB will bo de ¬

livered at 125For all omply boxes returned in

good cloan condition 10 and 20conto will bo paid

Every Family in the Islandsshould have a osso of Soap at thisprice The bost Soap made for thoKitchen and Laundry Try a caeoIt is oheapor than buying by thebar

Order from tho Agents

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Having made large additions toour moobinary we are now nblo tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSst tho ralo of 25 oonts per dozoacash

Satisfactory work and prompt dolivery guaranteed

No ear of clothing being lostfrom strikes

Wo invito inspection of our laundry and methods at any time duringbuainoas hours

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Useful Presents

Silver end plated ware

Glass ware Quttery

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Baildliis In Ilonolaln

MONDAY DEO 28 1903

WflO IS TO BLAME

Over a week ago the Rapid Transiti

Co itoppcd Its proposed extension on

Beutanla street at the down grado

bo md Miller street going towards

Punchbowl and tho Alapal rise fur

the i along The reason for this stop

par 3 was so wo arc informed becauso

It was found that the grado at this par-

ticular

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point was far too low All

work was stopped at thlB section butpushed on beyond Alapal toward Puna

liou way -

Sinco stopping this work tho Gov ¬

ernment has been called upon to mako

tho grade comformnulc to tho needs of

Rapid Transit Co And why so

It Hie Government then to mako therades to suit this corporation at tho

taxpayers expense For years therale at this particular spot has been

r t unattended and unnoticed by tho3 crnment but property holders have

cna forced to go to the expenso of

liking sidewalks and maintaining

urbs as called for by law and nllthisat tholr own cost and oxponse And

now to havo all this dono away with

at the dictates of a corporation Is to

mposo a fresh hardship upon tbo

roperty holders and taxpayers living

n that public tlirmiglifaro Should

hoy or will they stand up for such

n Imposition It is for hau to pro- -

or yoan uacli u ctohi rrtton of

lunula nd Vuu iwi alrc

have been at every tlmo n rain storm

camo on a regulnr ditch and swamp

hole making tho placo a malaria

breeding place Now they aro work-

ing night and day to put In a storm

sower at Government expense all for

tho benefit of tho same soulless cor-

poration

¬

Peoplo have heretofore

asked for it all to no purpose butnow at tho Instance of tho corpora-

tion

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In question we understand Mars

ton Campbell goes Into tho work with

a will and with real and gennlno en

orgy and Interest all It Is said for

tho purpose of accommodating and be-

ing

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on tho good side of Lorrln A

Thurston In other words the peoplo

will surely get what they want quick ¬

er If they could only get tho Rapid

Transit tracks to come their way so

It seems by the way this particularsection Is at present receiving atten-

tion

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And wholl pay for It all Tho

people to bo sure

EMPLOYED N0N GITIZ8N8

It has just como to our notice thattho pilots of this port requisitioned

tho Superintendent of Public Works

for a new boat and that the same bo

built right here on the spot so thatthey could seo to It and the work bo

under their oyes as It progressed

along We understand that they

recommended the work to be dono by a

certain Mr Johnson a well known ex¬

port boat builder but when it got to

Marston Campbell he had tho workgiven to Walker also a boat builder

This giving of tho work may seem to

be all right and looks Innocent enough

but our kick Is yet to follow MrJohnson is a resident of over twentyyears in this country has property

interests besides a family is an American citizen and employs whites andnatives as his helpers With the otherwc need not say further than that ho

is not yet a citizen and employs noth-

ing

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but Japanese helpers How camoIt that Mr Campbell gavo this Job toa non cltlzen who employs only Japsas against a citizen who tho pilots

recommended knowing the man and

what he can do well and who employs

other citizens Wo would like to know

what there was In it for him If thiswont jar any American citizen wo

would like to know what will And

this In direct contravention of tho spir-

it

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and feeling frequently expressed by

tho last Republican controlled Legisla-

ture

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It was a direct slap to tho legis-

lators

TOPICS OF THE DAY

A word to Kuhio Tho people want

apptoprlatlons but thoy also want any

old scheme that will do away with

centralized government a ono man

power and will placo tho control of

public affairs In tho hands of tho peo-

ple

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Tho filet that a fleet carrying only

3000jnou can produce a food famine in

Honolulu in two weeks shows to what

extremes tho city and tho Island may

bo reduced In caso of war and a siege

It Is highly portlnent to Inquire what

Honolulu would do If ahut out from

communication with tho mainland for

threo or four months Tho oxtromely

wealthy would llvo of course but how

would tho mlddlo and lower classes In

tho flnauclal scalo weather such a con-

tingency

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Tho question Is a sorlous

one- - It Is another blessing of an- -

111 v iliOIl

th i Uian a one of tho liveliest

tho mr hnrf of Honolulu have ward cuu f vf vcnl Planta

tions that went Into dobt two thrco

and four years ago for machinery etc

nso getting out of tho hole and divi ¬

dends are In sight Then public Im-

provements

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with tho turning loose ofn million dollars In a short time had

tho effect of restoring confidence andpeople whoso money had become ner ¬

vous loosened up Thats It In n

nutshell

If tho County Act is Illegal becauso

It was not properly passed on thirdreading how about tho Loan Act

which was passed In precisely the same

way Watch out gentlemen Knock

the County Act on tho third reading

bcoro and you placo tho Loan Act In

tho Bamo JOat and whore will your

public Improvements go Tho signa-

ture

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of tho President cuts no figure

whatever In the case as tho Illegality

of tho Act would carry l down In

spite of everything else This is a

warm fire we are playing with

The departure of Admiral Evaufi

fleet will be regretted not alone forthe amount of money It has distributedin the city but for tho entertainmentit lias afforded In many ways It mustbo said at all hands that for tho num ¬

ber of men It contained there

has been a remarkable absenco nfdisorder Tho men havo been wellbehaved and leave Hawaii with acloan record and tho best wishes oftho people at large Admiral Evansmay rest assured that If ho cornea

back again with the same class of mencomposing his present fleet tho latchtlrlngs of Honolulu will bo on thooutside

Only just recently has tho Island ofNHhau been properly located by ProfAlexander since he become under Fed-

eral

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pay and control And what hashe been doing all these years slnco

the Survey Department was estab-

lished

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as a governmental paid bureau

Hes been grafting and living off thogenerosity of tho former hated anddespised Hawaiian Government Suchwas tho easy life In the tropics In thosegood old days tho days when thoygrow fat lazy and affluent when ho

and the other missionaries were ruling

In all their glory as well as living off

tho fat that tho land then produced

Now It is a different story

Marston Campbell wants to remain

in oflleo at 250 a month so wo aro

told but wo aro given to -- understand

that his former bluff of resigning or of

being elsewhere employed will not

work Tlmo will soon tell whether

Superintendent of Public Works Hoi

loway will hang on to tho tall of his

nightgown as Cooper did Ho rocont

ly had a petition signed by business

houses as having confidence In his

ability probably because ho was an

easy gamo for them to prey upon

about Vs dozen signatures and flvo

of them were non cltlzens Hos foxy

you bet you but hes easily seen

through Try another trick for the

Campbells aio coming through tho

ryo

A contemporary suggests that Gov-

ernor

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Carter and District Attorney

Dreckons arc both creatures of Rooso

to tho next Republican convention

Tho matter Ts ayory small ono tout It

teems to us highly Improper for ap-

pointees

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of n rival candldato In the

field for nomination to nccept dclogato

6Ulj3 in a convention niter rndBrMona ite both croatuio sot Roose ¬

velts jjenoroMty Thoy a under ob ¬

ligations to him for tho honors on

fcrred upon them and it ennnot bo cx- -

pected that they could do othorwlso

than support him In ordor that Ha ¬

waii may get a free expression In tho

convention In regard to the Presiden ¬

tial nomination men without strings

on them should b csent forward Tho

situation may change In tho conven-

tion¬

Itself bringing about develop ¬

ments to show that Roosevelt Is notthe man to be desired by Hawaii butwith Roosevelt machinery already dom-

inating¬

tho Hawaiian delegation It

would bo Impossible to do anything

Bf AUTHOHRY

WATEIt NOTICE

Tn aoorrlnco with Section 1 ofChapter XXVI of the laws of 1830

All prons holding water privi ¬

leges or thoo paying water rates arehereby notified that tbo water ratefor the torm ending June SO 1904will be due and ptrabla at tho of-

fice¬

of the Honolulu Water Workson the In day of January 1901

All auch rotes remsiuing unpaidfor fifteen days after thoy are duewill bo subject to an additiocal tenper cent

All privilege upon which ratesremain unpaid February 15 1901thirty days after becoming delin-

quent¬

are liable toTsuspenaiou with-out

¬

further noticeRates are payable at the office of

tho Water Work in the basementof the Oapitol Building

ANDREW BROWNSupt Honolulu Water Works

Honolulu December 19 19032690 10

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Telegrame can now bo tontfrom Honolulu to any plreeen tbo Inland of HawaiiMaui Land and iiolokai by

Virata - Telegraph

CALL UP MAIN 131 ThatB theHonolulu Office Time oavod moneytared Minimum ohnrfo 2 permoxsufte

H0S3LULU 0ICS 52SSOOH HLCC

UPSTAIRS

FOR RENT

Pottages

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St03M

On tho prorainea of tho SanltaxSteam Laundry Co Lid betweenSouth end Queen streets

Tho bulldhmg aro supplied Tvlthhot and cold water and elootrlclifjhti Artesian water Porfeotsanitation

Tot particulars apply to

HOTFOOT

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A SOTM PROPOSITI

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Six Roomed Cottage on King Stnext door to Sanitarium KewaloArleuiau water laid Outhouses inthe rear

For termB apply to him personal ¬

ly at the Hrwailan Hardware Oojstoro

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Tub Independentmontb

Mrs P P Ryanhome in Kalihi

bU cents poi

is quite ill at her

Admiral Evans fleet is acheduledto eail at 5 a m tomorrow or Guamand Manila

On Christmas Ere the YokohamaSpecie Bank presented employes ofthe postoffioo with souvenirs

The Doric arrived this morningfrom San Frauoiuao and the Copticthis afternoon from Yokohama

Bishop Rastarick preached to themen aboard the bittleship Ken ¬

tucky at 10 oclook yesterday morn- -

JDR

In Saturdays baseball game theKamouamahas dofentod the teamfrom tho WiBOonsin by a score of 7

to 5

A farewell reception and dancewill be Riven offioQM of AdmiralEvans fleet at the Young nolel thisevening

The transport Sheridan will beduo here next Sunday from Naga ¬

saki with the 28th Infantry onboard

Gerard Barton will givo an organrecital at the German Lutheranohuroh this evening beginning at8 oclock

The funeral of tho late Hiram DePries took place yesterday after ¬

noon Intermout was in Kawaiahaocemetery

Racing botwoon boats crews of-- the visiting fleet attracted manytown people to tho waterfront Sat-

urday¬

afternoon

In the basobll game at Kspiolani park yesterday afternoon thoGood Eyos defeated tho YoungStars by a eooro of 12 to 6

The office of l he independent is

in the brick building next to thoHawaiian hotel grounds on Baretauia street Waikiki of AlakeaFirst floor

Whilo in the east Bishop Restarick was informod by tho Secretaryof War that the Artillery companiesmight be removed from hero and re-

placed¬

by infantiymen

Spreokels Ooa bank has turnedover 200000 of tho loan bondsmoney and tho Bank of Hawaii haB

dvanosd 50000 move This makes

a total of over 550000 already paidin

In a drunken brawl in Puunuiyestorday afternoon John Edwardsshot and severely wounded his

Chinaman tamedMauna The bullet took offeot in

the right leg A woman was at thobottom of the pilikia

Will Bail Tomorrow

Admiral Evans has docided to

toko his fleet out tomorrow for Ma-

nila

¬

Ho was Riven the discretipn

by the War Department of sailing

this week or waiting later but on

account of rather serious develop ¬

ments in the Orient ho haB decided

that the safest and moBt proper

eoheme h to get a little nearer thoaoene of nrobable happenings The

fleet will sail direot for Guam and

will thero rooobe orders whether to

go to Yokohama Ohiua or Cavite

tho present idea beinf however

that the Utter will bo tho port to

which the fleot will make

Hecoptlon by Ofllcoru

The reception on board the flag-

ship

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Kentucky and the battloship

Wisconsin Saturday evening was

one of tho moat brilliant social

events of the aoason Honolulus

four hundred as well ns a large

number of visilorc attended Both

ships wore appropriately deooratod

ond excellent programs for the en

tortainmont of the guests wore ar

langod and carried out on both

Tho events consisted of exoelleut

band muBic dancing and refresh- -

meats

Kauai Court Torm

Lihno Kauai Dao 26 The Dec ¬

ember term of tho Circuit Court ofthe Fifth Circuit under tho last laWo

of tho legislature opened on Wed ¬

nesday morning last at 030 oclockJudge J Hardy presiding M P Proa

Bar by special commission is aotingon behalf of tho government as Dopuly Attorney Goaorol

After tho opeuing of tho Courttho roll of Grand Jurors was calledand the following gentlomon worepresent to servo during the termObas Aki G Winter A Dallas W GSmitq F Doiken L A Delanux A

Bompke Lawronce Mundon WmHastio W E Kerr A Kruso R LWilcox O Blackstad H Proehch HHeifers V Hermanson

Immediately after tho grandjurors wero sworn in tho oourtcharged the grand jury after whiohit proceeded with the calling of thocalendar of both the criminal andcivil caBes

The following cases have been dis-

posed

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of to dote Torritory vs PaulTbon robbery dofendaat failed toappear the court oiderod uponmotion of Mr Prosier that benchwarrant issue for tho arrest of saidPaul Thon Torritory va Ah Chungaming bail forfeited Territory vsKeo using threats nolle pros WmO Smith vs Chsrlea Blake and L MMcKeague assumpsit judgmentagainst defendant by default Makuoolo Ik Kaailua w and Laholavs Ako summary proceedings pleaof defendant to tho jurisdictionsustained W B Opunui Kua vs Lukela Aka ejectment discontinuedPaoifio Vehicle fc Supply Co va Yoihids assumpsit appeal withdrawnKaplolani Eitato vs Torritoryordered transferred to the First Cir-

cuit¬

by consent of oounsol TJrabevs Sasski Kumikicbi assumpsitappeal withdrawn

All the civil cases triable by jurynot otherwise disposed of hava beencontinued until tho next MarchTerm of the Court

The esse of tbo Torritory againstWalter A Wright has been special-ly

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set for noxt Wednesday December 30 at whioh time John W Oathoart of Honolulu who ia defendingMr Wright will arrive

The Court has announced thatcivil jury cases will not bo taken upafter the eudof the ynar unless thecounty officials givo assurance thatthey will guarantee the payment ofexpenros it the term is continuednext month

The grand jury made their finalreport today and were excused forthe term

KAUAI NOTES

Christmaa passed of vory quiotlyon Kauai

The Lihue boys are talking of get-

ting¬

up a baseball toam and chal-

lenging¬

tho Kapaa boys to a gamewhioh will take place on Now Yearsday William H Rice will captaintbo Lihue boys

A G Correa who came up to at¬

tend court will be unable to returnthis week as ho has many matteiabefore tho ennrt to attend to

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No ear of clothing being lostfrom strikes

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livered at 425For all empty boxoa returned in

good olonu condition ip and 20cento will be paid

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