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THE MAUI NEWS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1905 MAUI BLUE BOOK TERRITORIAL OFFICIALS Hnn. A N. Kppolknl, Circuit Judge, Wailuitu Kclmunrt H. Hurt. Clerk Circuit Court, Wailuku Judge W. A. McKay Dlst. Magistrate, Wailuku J. Recard " " Lahafna " Chas. Copp, " " Makawiio " Kunuknu, " ' Bonuaiila " J. Kalama, " ' Hana " Pilmanu, " " Klpahulu " McCorrlatoB " " Mulokal " Kahoohalanala, " ' Lanal W. T. Robinson, Tax Assemor Wailuku J. N. K. Keola, Deputy Assonsor Wailuku A. F. TavaroH Paia a. Punn, ' Lahalna M, H. Router, M " Hana COUNTY OFFICIALS. Wm. Hcnnlng, Supervisor, Chairman Lahalna W. H. Cornwell, " Wailuku T. M. Church, " Miikawao J. H. Halualanl, " Mana T. T. Meyers, M Molnknl D. H. Cane, County Attorney L. M. Hn 111 win, Treasurer Chan. Wilcox, Auditor W. F. Kaae, Clerk Wm. Saffory, Sheriff Wailuku Krtw. Kogora, Bherins Clorh Walliikii T. Clark, Dopuly ShertR Wailuku C R. Lindsay, " " , Lahalna F.dnnr Mortou, " " Mukawno F. Wlttrock, " " Harm J. H. Mataoo, ' " Molokal LOCALS Rev. F. Sitz will assist the Uev W. Ault on Sunday. Nrlson li. Lnnsiny dpparted f' r Honolulu ly last night's Kinau. The Wailuku Fruit Market is in receipt of a shipment of California fruit. All persons are warned nottotres pass on the In nils of Kapa and Kepu niwni. r. F. Fiear D. D. will make Wai lukuhis headquarters for a few day. thii coming week. . Mr. von Tempsky and daughters from Makawao wore equesti iennes of Iao Valley Monday. D. C. Lindsay of Paia stopped in Wailuku Monday en route to Hono lulu per Mauna Loa. James L. Coke, attorney at law, has IG000 to loan, in amounts to suit applicants, on approved security. The News regrets to learn of the death of Dr. Aiken who died at his home in Makawao last Thursday af- ternoou. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Aiken came down from Puomalei, on horseback, Tuesday and spent the day at the County teat. Maui wasn't in it with the H. A C'8 in the baseball game recently played at Honolulu. What's the matter with Maui? Adjutant J. H. Bamberry and wife are Maui visitors. .Adjutant Bam berry is in charge ot the Hawaiian Division of the Salvation Army. The stockholders of the Maui Wine and Liquor Co. will hold a meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 15, for the purpose of considering an .increase in the capital stock cf the concern. ' Adjt. Bamberry and wife were among the incoming passengers on Tuesday's ferry. Adjt. Bamberry is well known to Maui people, as he fomerly had charge of the local Sal vation Army Corps for several years. From here the Adjt. was transfered to California where he had a number of important appointments, and earn ed several well deserved promotion; The Adjutant and his wife, are now taking charge of the Hawaiian Is lands and are making their first tour. A welcome meeting was held Wed nesday evening, other special meet ings are announced for Saturday and Sunday commencing at 7: 45 P. M PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. Walter Drake is making a tour of Maui with her husband. George Hawley has severed his connection with the Wailuku Market E. Haneberg, formerly of Olowalu Plantation, has associated himsel with the Eipahula Cp. Nelson Lansing of the Wailuku Sugar Co. will be relieved by his sue cessor ou November 15. Hugh M. Coke will assume the management of the Maui Publishing Co. from November 1. Theo. Hoffman, representing the Alexander Young Co., arrived by the Kinau Tuesday evening on a business trip. lie returned last evening. An Alternative, "Poor fellow His doctor tells him the only thing that will cure him is a course of mud baths, and he can't afford to go to the mud springs." "But surely he can go into politics and let the mud come tohim." Phila delphia Ledger. LAHAINA LINES. Dr. Charles Davison was in Hono lulu last week. Alexander B. K. Ho3e has been seriously ill. Dr. Franklin Burt rode over to Wailuku on Tuesday morning. Improvements are in progress at the Christian Science Church. Mrs. Ford has gone to the Puunene Hospital for treatment. It is stated that Mr. Crozier and family will soon remove to Wailuku. Mrs. Margaret B. MacDonald has been somewhat indisposed this week. Mr. Ah Nee and his son Charlie have opened a store at the northern end of the island. Dr. James Mnlonv and family re turned on Oct. .20, and were warmly welcomed by many friends. Rev. Fn'hrr Julian of Wailuku and Justin of Makawao were in Lahaitia n Wednesday. Dr. Dinepar came over in his new iiu,omobile several ('ays ago. Mrs. Diiug;-r uecom paniod him. Adjutant Bnmberry and wife, of the Salvation Army, arrived on the last steamer. Manager Barckhausen has also re turned, and has resumed his respon sible work at the Pioneer Plantation. Having discharged a large load of lumber, the schooner Aloha hoisted her sails for departure on Monday afternoon. A letter has been received from Jack Gannon. He is" in Michigan, and it is very probable that he may return to the Islands. The electric motor at the Ice Works' broke down on Tuesday, and the gasoline engine was used until repairs were completed. Dr. Franklin Bart .has a room in Mrs. Azers' cottage. He has been offered a position as government physician at several places in the Islands. Rev. Frank Fitz of Honolulu ar rived on Tuesday evening. He is Principal of Iolani College, and has charge of the Hawaiian Congregation at the cathedral. On Wednesday morning he visited Lahaina School. No. 52. TERRITORY OF HAWAII. Death of Dr. Perlcy J. Aiken. Thursday afternoon, the 26th of October, Dr. Perley J. Aiken died of pleurisy and complication of diseases after a long illness. Dr. Aiken was the son of the late Rev.Wm. Aikenof Knoxville.Tenn. and was born at McConnellsville, Ohio, Sept 5, 1841 He was educated at Washington College, Pa., which he left before graduation with other college boys to enter the northern army as a member of the Anderson Cavalry. Becoming invalided, he left his company, but, upon recovery of health, re-entered the army as a member of the signal corps as ser geant in charge of a station at Georgetown Heights and remained in the army until the end of the Rebellion. He then entered Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia, from which he was graduated and began the practice of medicine in Cleveland, Tennessee. He finally came to Vir ginia City, Nevada, and then to Woodlands, Calif. After serving as medical director of the Soldiers Home at YountvHle, Calif., for several years, he came to the Islands in 1894 as government physician at Paia. About ten years ago, he was com pelled, owing to failing health, to give up his profession and since that time has been an invalid. He was married to Julia Orilla Smythe of Newarlr Ohio, Oct. I, 1S67, Beside his widow, he leaves six children; Albert C.Aiken, Perley B. Aiken of San Francisco, W O. Aiken, Mrs. F. W. Hardy, Dr. G. S. Aiken and Irene B. Aiken, all residing in Makawao. Dr. Aiken was an Eminent Com mander of the Knights Templar of Woodlands, Cal if., and will be burried according to Masonic rites at Makawao, on Saturday afternoon, Rev. Wm. Ault, of Wailuku, offi ciating. A special train wil be run from Wailuku and Puanene to Paia to convey Masons to aud from the funeral. BY AUTHORITY COURT OF LAND REGISTRA TION. ERRITORY OF HAWAII toW. H. CORNWELL, S. KELIINOI, HUAKINI ENOS, WAILUKU SUGAR CO., LTD., Heirs of THOMAS W. EVERETT, DOR CAS F. P.ICHARDSON, Heirs of JOHN RICH ARDSON.JR., IVY RICHARDSON, EVERETT RICHARDSON, LEILANI RICHARDSON, Heir of KAU KOULA, Heirs' of KAUPO ULA, Heirs of KAAUWAI, KA ILIHAO, Mrs. M. KAANAPU, ALICE GAY. EVA PARKER, ERNEST PARKER, ESTHER JACKSON, ETHEL GAY.and to all whom it may concern: Whereas, a petition has been pre sented to said Court by C. BREWER & COMPANY, LIMI TED to register and confirm its title in the following-described land: Beginning at a triangle on solid ock on the west edge of water course 3G feet south of the middle of the Kai lua Gulch at u poiut which bears C9 deg. 16 min. 30 sec, 3453 feet from the Government Survey Trig. Station, Pohukoi, and running by true azimuths: (1) Along the middle of the water course separating this land from Grant 2070 to J. Richardson, Grant 1S42 to Kalapuna, Apana l.L. C. Award 8806 to Kalapuna, Apana 2, L. C. A. 2607 to Piipii, Apana 1, L. C. A. 2416 to Kape hana, L. C. A. 8806 to Kalapuna, Apana 1, L. C. A. 8807 to Kuiho- no, L. C. A. 3201 to Wm. McLane, Apana 1, and L. C. A. 3549 to Keaka, to a cross on rock on the south edge of the water course, the direct bearing and distance being 19 deg. 8 min, 1769 6-10 feet. (2) 117 deg. 19 min. 30 sec, 1868 feet along Grant 2007 to J. Richardson to a triangle on a large stone and ahu on the northern slope of Puu Pio Ridge, on the south side of Naholomahana Gulch: (3) 117 deg. 19 min. 30 sec. 1432 feet along the same to an unmarked point at the north corner of Grant 2007 to J. Richardson; (4) 187 deg. 30 min. 00 sec. 583 feet along land of the Hawaiian Com mercial and Sugar Co. to an un marked point; (5) 376 deg. 59 min. 30 sec,. 757 feet along L. C. A. 326 to Wm. Humph reys to a cross on a stone and abu 17 feet southwest of a path and about 150 feet south of the rriddle of the Kailua Gulch; (6) 276 deg. 59 min. 30 sec 2704 feet v along the same to the point of be ginning. Area, 93 4-10 acres, being Grant 877 to J. Richardson situated in Wai- kapu, Maui. v You are hereby cited to appear at the Court of Land Registration, to be held at Honolulu, Island of Oahu, on the 1st day of December, A. D. 1905, at 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon, to show cause if any you have, why the prayer of said petition should not be granted. And unless you appear at said Court at the time and - place aforesaid your default will be record ed, and the said petition will be taken as confessed, and you will be forever barred from contesting said petition or any decree entered thereon. Witness, PHILIP L. WEAVER, Esq., Judge of said Court, this 17th day of October, in the year nineteen hundred and five. Attest with Seal of said Court. (Seal) W. L. HOWARD, Registrar Oct. 28-Nov. 4.11-18 if3t& Maul Civic Pride. HONOLUL, Oct. 23-The dispute of Mam as to whether the location of a new court house should be at Maka wao or Paia has caused considerable strife. The Makawao people want the new building at Makawao while the Paia people want it in their locality. The latter some time ago submitted a petition pleading their cause. Referring to this Wm. Copp of Ma kawao writes to the Governor, de claring in a hot outburst of civic pride that if the court house is not erected at Makawao it will be better to have none at all. Copp's secopd alternation will probably be granted, as it is understood that the new build ing will not be erected at present. DM you eveip move? And if so didn't you feel like selling off everything and starting new with the new place? Well that's our fix! We have to move almost our entire stock. It's cheaper to sell it at a discount. All the NEW GOOD) that have just arrived by the NEVA DAN included in the sale Don't forget to see the new linen called the MILKY WAY 1 Most beautiful linen design ever shown. Not expensive either KAHULUI The Emporium of the Pacific. 'i :!