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LOCALS Pay your taxes and register-, if .yviu Want to vole. Have you got your ticket for" tr tentertaihment tonight? ' Mis? ftovvena Riehardson has bePtl iioiiVtcd to teach at the AYajluku , Grair-mr School n?xt term. ! Mr. ItiVali Coke, a brother of At tor ney Jaittes Coke,, arrived on the Clau- dine, aceoni Rallied by his wife. They will both teach at AYaihee. WANTED -To Vmde a new Kroner Piano for two )r three sjood horses Address or telephone OfHee Mai News for partiridars The ofliee of the labor biKomiof the Mam Planters Association will oh Monday be removed "to Kahnlui, on account of its more central location Dr. John Weddick lmft been niady a full fledged cithen of the United States. Ye offer cougrat u'ations both to the doctor and U)' the United States. .. ' Mr. J. N. K. Keola has bV;cn ap pointed to fill tho vacancy crofted in th'6 board of rejistratin by V.id resig rtatiou of Mr. Keliinoi. Tlie board are ii. Session today. ' Mr. E. G. Carrc-ra h:v) resigned uis position as manager of the. Kihei J Plantation Store; ' lib will be suceede-1 :; by Mr. Anderson, forinsr assistant bookkeeper at Kihci Plantation. ' jjr. .wauei lieers, u. u. lias secured an office in Chase's Photo graphic Oal'ory, where she can be fbund On und after Tuesday npxt by those dcsirifig her professional sor vices. -. We reffret to have to announce the death of Mrs. Frank Enos, the wife of tho forsn'ian in tho N kws ofliee. Tuberculosis, from which she had for some time been a sufferer, was the 'cause of death-, , 'A special term of the Circuit Court was called on Thursday, and the Coiirt will meet every day next week, for trie purpose of naturalizing aliens. No grand iitrv will be called for this term of Court. The young 'ontlpireii of Wailuku yave a dance at thu Court Houso on Wednesday evening, which was large ly attended by many visitors from 'Kahului, Spreckelsville and Makawa? who came on a special train. . (5a Wednesday evening, Miss G race Walker of Kahului was married to V, A. Vetlesefi of Wailuku, Rev. V.r. Ault officiating. They Will make their home on Lovers' Tjano', Wailuku, op posite Dr. Armitage's residence. Mr. Joaquin G arcia, the manager of the Wailuku Dramatic & Musical Society has been up to his eyes in bus iness this week, and has brought the entertainment under his manage meet up to a high degree of excellence Don't miss seeing it. Bro. Frank, principal of St. Antho ny's School, Wailuku, . painted and presented to Attorney George Hons beautiful picture of the Volcano at 'Mauua L;a hi active eruption-. As i work of art it is far above tho worl 'of an amateur, and marks lirothei Frank as an artist of exceptional "ability. On Monday night, tlie Republican ..Precinc't.Club. of Wailuku met and so- It ...... '.lectqd an election board, consisting of L. M, Iiuldwin, Charles Lennox and 'John Silva. Tho election of delegates to. the district convention will bo held .this afternoon and evening, from "three till nine o'clock, at the Wailuke Court House. .. .Professor John A. Moore of the ...Wailuku Grammar School lias sent in his resignation, to take elf.-'' at once. He has been contemplating this step for some time, and feeling unequal to the tasjc of taking up his work in ..school this term, he has resigned for the purpose ol taking a trip to the Coast, hoping to be benefitted there by. Mr. A.T. TTageriCimp left for Hana on Wednesdays Claud hie t trite charge of theUana store, suefccding .Mr. A. Omsted. Mr. Hi'geiieninp is well known on Maui a- cic of t! i most popular men, both socially and -from a business point of vi ".v on thi Island, and the Han a !' is to be .sincerely congratulated on having se cured his services. The Evening Bulletin of Honolulu is tho oldest daily and the best news medium on ths Islands. Full Associ ated Press dispatches up to the hour cf the steamer's departure from San i Francisco,- insure iu ven.l.'rs the latest possible foreign news by each .steamer. "AH the news .'! the Jhne" U its motto. Suof-'cript-a rates, 1 3. 00 per ;c r i i - -i A Princely Domain. Tlie News is indebted 1o Prof, Johu A. Moore, principal of tho Wai luku Union School, who has recently been visiting Hawaii, for the follow .1 .... ' I a lvg lnicresting details (-oncoming Hit? Lniikoa Stock ranche belonging W. tho Homers on Hawaii. this ranche is divided into 2f! nnd d.n'tcS hr Inelosures the entire areoof which is about :5,ll() acres, varying from m to (HUM) acres each. Mr- Robert Horner is the manager of this vast enterprise, and the sys tematic. arrangement of details is ad niirable. Each leading family of run 111113 and of trotting stock, of Hols tein, of Hereford, and even of thoi ough bred chickens-, lms Its separate paddock. The dairy t'ows alouo have a paddock of 3(H acres, the general herd being kept in i (i(M)(l ucr-i pad dock. t tho head of tho stud on this ranche are some of the finest strains of blood procurable, hi the United States, and the 'individual represen tatives of each of those dilferent strains is vvor'hy of his lineage Sydney, "Stacy, Adrian, Hawaiian and Hollywood are tho lending stallions The raising of mules is also an iinpor taut fcaturo, several paddocks being devoted to this purpose alone. Be sides tho blooded stock, there are half a dozen draft stallions of an proved breed. There are about 30(1 milk cows at tho dairy ranche, and An a smaller paddock are kept a num be.r Qf very choico milch cows for sale. Among tho choice breeds of chickens are whitq and brown leg hdrs, Plymouth Rocks, buff Cochins, black Minorcas and light brahmas. Incubators are successfully used. very novel and interesting meth od of handling unruly ' wild cattle has Wvn adopted. Twelve or four teen largo bullocks, knows as pin bullocks have been trained for tin.- service, v lion a wild or unruly animal has been lassoed, it is tied to t ree. Then one of thes,o pin bullocks is driven alongside of it, and the two are .fastened neck to neck by a short stout chain and turned loose. The pin bullock understands his business and at once starts for tho paddock sometimes several mile away. If the victim is a willing one they soon arrive at tho paddock, but occasionl- ly the wild animal tries to go back to its range and a battle royal of brute strength ensues The pin bullocks are lusty fellows however and always bring their coiripanions to tho pad dock, although there aro instances whero it has taken a bullock two flays to laud his unwilling victim. No less amusing is the method of taking unruly stock to the slaughter house. ncii 0110 reruses 10 do uriver, lie is lashed to a pin bullock asd tho two are turned out of the paddock. The pin bullock knows what is expected of him, and marches off alone with h's unruly mate, never stonimn? till they reach the slaughterhouse, some five or six miles from tho paddock. In connection with the ranche, there is u coffee plantation of 14(1 acres under the immediate manage ment of Mr. John Hornor. This plantation produces some "of the finest coffee raised on the Island, and is set to Costa Rica, Mocha and Java plants. On account of the low price of coffee, the ci'dp for tho past two years has not yet been marketed. A large sugar plantation, under the management of Albert Horner forms a very important adjunct to this property, and is yielding a large and increasing amount of sugar every year. Whom Sholl.We Send? The time for selecting a delegate to congress is drawing near, and with due defcreneo to Attoruej' Poepoe, one is to be elected this fall. Hon. Samuel Parker aiid Judge Little are sp.jken of on Hawaii. Mr. ParKcr is unquestionably the more popular man of the two, but Judge Little would o better work, on account of his fa miliarity with men and things in the Unite! St itcs. The only thing t be cared is that he wou.d allow his prc U'lices in favor of Hih aud against Honolulu to iuflueuco lum unduly. On M mi, Hon. II. P. Baldwin is the only one mentioned so far, but It is oubtful whet'ier his business would low him to serve. No Letter man could bo selected, if ho would tako ho nomination. Colonel W. H. Corn- well of waikapu and Attorney Geo. Hons of wailuku Would either pi'mbe an available man, but tho latter will be needed iu the legislature this, ses- ion, and with a Republican congress twould probably be ..wisher to send republican, in orde;' to get what Hawaii "'ants from tho uext con- resi. L 1 i :; .' - 1 '. j i a ore complex- proposition. There are plenty of brainy inch In Honolulu, and some who would do yeoman's ncrviec for tho Islands, but there arc buts. W O, Smith's name naturally suggests it self, but he, like several other strop men, Is handicapped by affiliation which render him unpopular with the newer element of his party. A. V Gear is u new man and perhaps as unobjectional as any one who could be named, so far as uffiliations and tho influence of personal surrounding aro concerned. Sunt. John McCan dless of tlie Board of Public Work- would m many respects make r.n ideal delegate, in case the toga placed on his shoulders, being n prao tical man and well acquainted witl the needs of the whole group. John Holt, John A. ise and Attor ney McClanahon aro all strong and influential men, quite worthy of the honor, but the same doubt arises 111 their case as of other democrats, un dc r present cojiditious, although some stoutly maintain that a deniocra would be quite cs useful us a republi can in tho next congress. Of course Robert Wilcox is not to be thought of a mono nt by those who have the good of tlie Territory at heart, still there is a possibility that Robert may win out over better men. There are several men 111 Ins own party who would be much more help ful in congress than he. In this matter, tho News disclaims any desire to influence unduly any se lection that may be made, and merely Jesires to draw the attention of the laity to a very serious and momen tous question which will soon engage their careful consideration. Open for Business. Another new enterprise has been s'-iccessfully launched in Wailuku. Macfarlane & Co.'s wholesale and re tail liquor house is now open for business. The building which they occupy, adjoining the saiooii) is ; lirgo, airy and commodious, strue uro, the plans for which w'eroi espe cially prepared by Thos. McTighe, of Macfarlanp & Co. for the purposes l.itended, j - Seven hundred packages arrived front the Coast on tho Watson for this firm, including whiskeys,,' bran dies, boer and an assortment of In - glenook wines, sauterne and claret, and also Case clarets from Kohler & Van Bergen. A shipment of foreign liquors arrived on Wednesday's Clau- dine, including gin, brandy, apolina rius and Satiefbrunnen. The prices fixed on these goods by by this house are low enovgh to suc- uessfully meet all competition.' Mr. W. G. Scott, assisted by Antonio Garcia will have charge of both the saloon and the wholesalo house, Mr. Thos. McTighe came over last week to assist In getting things into run ning order, and will return to Hor.o lulu tonight on the Claudine. TEACHER'S HEALTH CERTIFICATES. Tho Department of Public Iustrue tion has adopted a rulo that all teachers in its employ must, at the commencement of their service and on or beforo the first of August iu each year thereafter, present to the Department a certificate from some egularly licensed practitioner, sta ting that they are free from tuber culosis or other communicable disease and that they aro physically able to discharge the duties of teachers. Blank forms for certificates will be prepared and forwarded to the School Agents, who will furnish them to teachers as may be needed; Health ci rtlficates as provided for above are to be forwarded to tie Secretary of the Department before tho beginning ( f tho coming terms. ' C. T. RODGERS , Secretary. BY AUTHORITY WAILUKU & KAHULUI WATER WORKS. Mr, Wilitum E. Bal has this day been appointed Suoerintendent of the Wailuku and Kahului Water Works. J. A. McCANDLESS, Superintendent of Public Works. Public Works Office, Honolulu, August C, 111)0. aveif 2D PHOTOGRAPHIC Co. Limited. MOTT-SMITI BLOCIv, Cornerro rt iwl Hotel Slrccu. f TtoSOLULJ, BY AUTHORITY Notice. Notice. is hereby given that tho fv.l lowing appointments have been mad in the Road Board of liana, Island 1 Maui, npmcly: K. S. Sjerdrum. C'iiiiinna D. H. Mapihaa Menibc R. J. McGettigan, Slcinbe J. A.McCANDLLSS. Supt. of P.ililie Works, Public Works Office,' Honolulu, Aug. 1 $. ir'i. NOTICE TOCR,:j)JTOi;S. Tho undersigned having Urn r.i pointed Adiviinisti ator cf 1 -m Fstati of Rollo T. Wilbur. l;i!r of Kannlo .uololuu, (eceased lntosta'e. uolici is hereby given to a'-l P'-i'son havinj claims against tin- suid cstnte t present tueir claims thilv aiithenll ..... 1 -.in. ... , vawu vwui proper voiipners, 1; air- exist, even if the dujni is. reaml morgage upon real '.-.ulf. - tt undersigned nt his residence at Na hiku, Maui, or to his son Geo. V. rVilbur, at Tlamakuapokn. Maui within six months from date hereof or they will be forever burred. R. T. WILTJUR, AdiniuistratorEst.it:! of.R.lb ? Wilbur, demised'. Aug. KJ.lliOO.. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. On September 1st, the following regulations 111 regard to freight handled by the Kahului Railroad company, will go into effect. 1. No freight will be received at any or me depots unless accompanied by a Shipping receipt, stamped as tlie law directs. Blanks mav be ob tained of any of the Station Aironts i. No freight will be received un I . ' i . 1 . icss delivered at tep it .10 minutes before departure of trains. 3. Freight for shipment per S. S. Claudine" to Honolulu or way worti- must be delivered at Kidiujui before noon of day of sailing, and freight for JUst ,.iaui ports must bo delivered at Jvahului before ! u. m. qf sailirir day. Kahului Railroad Company. R. W. FILLER, Manager Kahului, Maui. August 23rd 11)00. Entertaioient BY THE- WAILUKU DRAMATIC , AND MUSICAL SOCIETY At tiu Wailuku Union iCjl,jol Saturday Evenmg, September 8, I9-0O. A Choice Selection of Sonjjs n:i'J Solos Kidnapped Tiiriliing Two Act Drama. Dutch Justice A Roaring Faivr. Stage Struck Darkey A Comical PLv in one t-'c-eiie. Doors Ojicii at 7,15. lbrrcrthaneeJ at H o'eloek sharp Genera! Admission. V. Reserved Seats. ..... .25 cents. .50 tents. Grand Maui Soda AND Ice Works R. A. WADSWORTH Proprietor Constantly on Hand Icq Soda Water tiin&er Alo Root; Vjvov Cdory & Iron j Struwboiry .Soda unci Fruit Syrups. Duli vury Viigon ' ' will ' 'visit fl Aniluku Mondnys, Wednesdays md Saturdays; Hniku, Tuesday and Fridays; KiV'i, Mmidavs .md Thursdays: Knhului. Mon day;; and Si'.turdiiys; Spreckels ville. Wodnosduys and Thurs- inyr. t Cffc-s Adro.-s: Waul Soda & hzs Works! Kahului, Maui, T. H. W. H. KING C,)rner Main & Market Streets. . "A'AILUKU, MAUI, Carpenterci Builder Plans anil estimates furnished. WAGON & CARRIAGE REPAIRING LAHGK STOCKS -OF First Class Material on Hand. Cabinet Work a Specialty. W. H. KING Wailuku Saloon G. MACFARLAXE& Co., Ltd. Puil'lltETOllS. Pure American and Scotch Whiskeys Selected JBrandy, Beer & VAlnos Ice Cold Drinks Opp. Wailuku Depot WAILUKU. - - MAUI. LAHAINA SALOON M.vrr. McC.ix.v Pn-ii'itiKToii Choice Brands Of American & Scotch Whiskey. Beer, Ale and Wine-- Ice Cold Drinks iifiaina, Maui lit l C Peacoc-k a Co, LDIITEI). GREEN RiVER WHISKEY Ushera Scotch O. V. C. Special Reserve nm um & tonic FhVBOOTtH.GIN Wrle Brlarfl & Roger, French Brandies and Liquors Sltir ci ti rci Champngne arid Table wines. . All L(:adin(v Brunds PHONE 4j,, .. ; . HONOLULU TPIOrtE PTPrfT, 'Hn.O, H All iKinder. H Beach Plumkrs 'k Pipe-Fitters h . 'Material fitmislvod to t tJonnoct'on Ah City X-Arr Mains. LUalIMlu, 30 to 60 fat Ipnt KAHULUI a. ' R. Co, R. R. CO. imORTERIlS ' And DoiA'S-iVa lumb6r CO All '' materia! I fa If S. S Odv forminals at Wailukif, oprcekelsvillo and Paia. . . . UNTltAL OFFICES Kaliului, Maui IV KSTAULISHEUU08 ISHOP & CO onDluiti. Hv TRANSACT A A General Banking Commercial and Traveler'a r.6tt6V of Credit Issued availaljli'T-iu all ttio princi,i'D, cities of tlie wiVltl. Spdcia! attention invert to the business entrusted to f by our friends of tin; otbej islands, eitlu r. a-i doiiositij,, ,let.i(ji)s,. insurance or request for exilume. Lqvejoy Sc CO; lilauor Dealers Agents for Rinfe'r Battled f eer, of Seattle C. Carpy 4 c. tnt'e Sam Wina Cellars and Distil'ltry, Napa, Cal . Jesse Moore Whiskey tream Pure Rye Whiskey long Life Whiskey Lexington Club Old f ofrWn Whiske'j Walniitine J F Ct'tter's Whiskey . Moet& Chandon hit3 Sial Cham pagnes. A", tt; DsciViNS, WILURU, M Ul, H. I umm Wild Read the I'AUl NEWS i . -VMUMM