THE EVi-NING UUI.U-TIN: HONOLULU, H.
I., THURSDAY, JLNIs 38, 1900.
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The Coolest
Soda Water
Corner in
Town
:--AND THE SODA WATER--:
likewise
:: TKIH BEST
Benson,Smith &Co.,Ltd
COR. PORT AND HOTEL STS.
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT
Alsen Portland Cement
I the strongest -tti i most itrvlcibtt cement mi n& will permit the nJmlxture of a Utgtt Amount of n
m crivel, with le lonot itrength, ihin nv other brn4 It lithfrefnrc the mott ec nnmkit
ALtN ha NO EQUAL In COLO-. FINENESS n4 SAM) CARRYING CAPACITY It WEIGHS
LESSI'EK BUSHEL. (meMurMp about 10 PER CENT MORL CEMENT TO A BARREL thin utlitr
Hindi, which very materially REDUCES lis cott at cnmrireJ with other cmentO It l thireforc an ECONO
MICAL cement to um ani SPECIALLY ADAPTED KR MNE CONCRETE WORtC
Comparative tests.
Tensltt Strength In Pounit Per Square Inch Made at Ra1 Testing Station, Berlin 188990
Neat CEMtsr Ona part CtmM
Three Part. Sin J
Mltllit)t Altar aJdaya.
AL"!EN . . . ti'1 ali
DYCKEHHOFF Hi,', lU'i
PREMIUMS World s Fair Chicago 184) AJelalde JuMlet Int Ex'n 188? Centennial Int. Ea n
Melr-ourre 18M Sew Zealand Ac So b Ex n. Dunedln iSS-m
CAPACITY ANDSALIS-lhaoutfutoftht "ALSEN factories Is, at Ihc preent tine, 'areerthan
that of any manufactory of Portland Oment In Europe
The yearly sates ot A1rn V rtland Cement In the LnlteJ States Is greater than that of anv thr Hand
The following tat made In actual work Wt ol D C Houston Corps of Enjt rteers L S A at the
sei wall around tjuvernor s (stand. New York Harbor has never teen equaled by anyothtr leaeM It Is
as follows
TENSILE STRENGTH PER SQUARE INCH One lav, 184 pounds Seen Das fee pounds
Thirty Das 818 rounds Tor Sidewalks M rUm the bet color and the most endurable wearing surfac
Testimonials from most eminent engineers architects an! contractors endorsing the hi eh grade
quality of "ALStN furnished on application to
Tia.o. H. IDavies cSc Co.. I-itd..
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HONOLULU
then in Need of DRUGS
go to the
S;
Prescription Dru agists.
VON HOLT BLOCK, KING ST.
M Tel. 364.
TXT "Wa-tcia. "Wla-il ITo-ia. Sleep
BOWER'S MERCHANT PATROL AND
CONFIDENTIAL AdENCY ::::::::
Reliable Watchmen furnished for stores and property. Best City references furnished. Detective
and confidential work of all torts. .
Office Room 4 Model Block
Architects, Contractors and Builders
Fred Harrison,
CONTRACTOR AND
BUILDER
Jobbing : Promptly : Attended : To.
WM. T. PATY,
Contractor and Builder.
Stort and Ofllc. Fining .
Plana and Eatltnatat Fumlahad,
Hotel Street, near Barracks
1488
O. a.Howadd, Ja.
Ro,T.F.Tmi
HOWARD & TRAIN,
Architects.
Emu ?, Modal Block, - HONOLULU. OAHU, H I
P. O. Boa roj Talaphooa o8
1140
H. L. KERR & CO.,
Architects and Builders
Rooaau-ia
PROGRESS BLOCK.
TolapboBO ii.
Oao W. Paca
F. W. Baardtlaa
Tal. t
P. O Boi
ITTl
BBARD8LEE & PAGE
Architects & Builders
Office: Rooms 2-4, Arlington Annex,
Honolulu, H. I.
Sketches and Correct Estimates furnish
at Short Notice. 1441
Building Materials
OF ALL KINDS.
Dealers in Lambor and Goal
ALLEN &ROBINSON,
Queen atrwat. Honolulu
H. F. BBRTELMAN'S
Carpentcp Shop
IS RBMOVBD
To rear of old stand. Entrance on Ktaf
street. Orders left at either shop, or office,
at John Nott's store, Kins; street, will re
telve promp attention. i4Si'tf
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Subscribers are furnished with from
five to six llstB per week, giving an nc
curntu record ot deeds, mortgages,
leases, releases, powers of attorney,
etc., etc., which are placed on record.
SUBSCRIPTION PltlCG, $2.00 PER
MONTH.
A. V. GBAR.
Judd Building, Honolulu.
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ii
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After ? Ji) t After 8 days
o6'4 jfc4
tiS i?8S
marttttmssammcstozmcsasccsxsiy!
DRUG GO.
HONOLULU DRUG CO.,
TEL. 70.
P. UIIUX 284.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ORPHEOM CAFE
The Best Meal
AND
The Best Service
In the City
:: At Popular Prices ::
ust-Meals at all Hours: a la
carte or Table D'Hote.
THE - UNION - GRILL
Open Day and Night
:-SHORrORDERS-:
Luncheon and Dinner
Supper Parties, etc., etc.
THE UP-TO-DATE QRILL ROOM
King St., near Fort.
George Lycurfius.
: PROPRIETOR.
WE OFFER YOU THE
Best 5c. Cigar
To oe had for the money.
CLOSING OUT ALt. OUR DOMESTIC
CIGARS.
Beaver Lunch Rooms.
H. J. NOLTE.
Markets and 'Jrocers.
Potatoes,
Naval Oranges, Lemons,
Dried Fruit, Ranch Bs,
Butter, Cheese, &c.
Per Australia
J. R. MILLS
Lincoln niork, KliiK street,
Novelties
m
for dinner glviny and for
luncheons and for entertain
ing may be had here con
stantly LEWIS & CO.,
Grocers.
Telephona 240, 1 1 1 Port St.
Delinquent - Stack
IN TIIL
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PR IDA Y, .lulv 13th,
AT U O'CLOCK NOON', I
I w III ell at Public Auctlnn, by orier of
the ftenurer, Mr. OudcrWIrk, sufliclen' of
the following delinquent stock of the
1 Kamalo Sugar Company, Lt'd.. to relm
buise the Compiny unless the delinquent i
I assessments are paid at the office of the Ma'
wall.m trust (V imestment i-o., l.'td.,
Honolulu, II. I., before the day of sale.
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WILL B. FISHER,
SSVtJ Auctioneer.
Water colors in sets for
school children or adults also
a new stock of separate color?
and brushes are now on hand
At KING BROS.,
Hotel street.
SANITARY RULES AMENDED
But Little Bu.lness Done by Board
ot Health.
Publicity As Preventive ct Food Adulteration
The Pantheoa Saloon-Dispensary
Building Prcpjsal.
The Hint iiicctliiK of the llninl of
Health (if the Tcrrllorj of Ilnnnll 11n
(ailed fur 3 p in. rntercln. Ten mln
iitrn Inter nil the niemliern now In the
city held n private meeting In the for
mer ARrlciiltiirnl nlllte, those prenent
lielng' Dr. Wood. Dr llnicrt-on, At
torney (letKrnl Dole, (Jeo V. Hmltli.
1 . J. Usurer and II C. Winston. The
nbscntto wan Dr C. 11. Cooper, now In
California
At S r,0 the members returned nnd
Dr. Wood, tnklni; the chnlr, ( ailed 01
Secrefnr) Chnilen Wilt ox to read the
minutes of the latest few meetings of
the (till Hoard
JSnnltiiry RcctiiiimetiitfitlonH.
The president submitted r timiinon
dntlons of Dr Ciir In. medical exec ti
the olllier The first was 1111 nnidi'l
ment of sanitary hulldlni; reKtilntlons
It provides that there shall be n clear
nlr 6iaie of 10 ftet betwetn nil bnltil
lims, cxiept siuh as nhnt upon n street
line. Conslilerabtc discussion took
place upon the form In which the Idol
should be stated. Dr Wood explained
that the section was to prevent th"
crowding of dwellings.
Dr. llmerson movul, Mr. I.owrey sec
onded nnd It was carried, tint the sci -Hon
lie rcfirrul to the Attorney (Uli
ernl for redrafting
The seioiul reeommendjtlon vsns to
(limine the section rtlntlni; to stables
so ns to make It lutlude nil suits it
stables. I'rlvnte stnldes (ontalnlui; !
than live horsis or mules arc exci into
Adopted
Pure Pood l.iivv.
'I lie third riHominemlatiun was fo
aihcrtUe b) nutlioilt) the il.iss of
goods and name of owner of adtiltei.it
i d foods
Mr. Dole suggested that notice she, 1 1
be given before this (ouise was adopt
ed
Mr. I.ovvie) wanted to give the po
slid) Innocent denlei 11 1 ballet The
publication of the m.inuf.iuurcsr mime
should come flint.
Mr. Smith thought the dealer's name
should bo omllted. The denier vvllftill
ofTendlng could bo dealt with li) the
police.
Dr. Ilmerson thought that, after due
warning, the dealer should be exposed
The president cited the ease of n Al
teration of catsup. IJvery deaUr In
town was suriirUed to learn that the
article he hold was adulterated with
salle Me acid.
The ncommendatlon was adopted
with the elimination of the dealer.
The I'mitttcon Kulonn.
I. C. Allien nppear'd on behalf of tile
Iik.sich of the Pantheon saloon preml- I
s's. The) wire be glinting t 1 1 1 t a
building. Aliiad) the) had losi . -'
eral thousaml dolhus In loss of btisl
uess slme the old building was burned '
foul mouths ago. 'I ho llo.ud'e lesol 1
tlou prevent! d the occupation of 1111)
building In the Intel) Infected Hi
triets until it could be connected with
the sewage s)stem What the ksse,
deslitd was n concession allonlug tlie
occupation of the btllldllig between Its
ere lion and the readiness of the
sew 1 rage s)stem.
Dr. Wood explained tlio purpose of
the resolution, a ihlef one being to
prevent the rttrudesiince nfpltgue.
from the soil. If the exception were
made In this case. It would be demand
ed In others and tho entire olijc e t of
the Hoard would be defeated.
Tho matter was deferred onu week.
The prisldint asked the deferilug of
a motion to adjourn, so that lie could
present n paper from Di Day relative
to tuberculosis. I'e tiding a decision as
to a night hi union, tho president v,iui
on with other K commendations of Dt
(Sun lu.
DlrtpcnHiiry Htilldloiv, lite.
Dr (Ian In utged the miessit) of a
unliable Intildlug for dlspi usnr) food
Inspection and liaclerloloKlc.il laboi 1-
torlea. He also ice online niltd thi't pei
hiins keeping place h afTectnl b) the
Ait to Mltlgito should be ruittlicd to
pay a fee for expenses.
Mr Low re) moved, seiondeel by Mr
Smith, to refei tho matter of (Upon
nary building to n (ommlttee to repot 1
on plans Carried, and Dr. l;merson
and Mr. Uivvrcy were nppolnted.
Adjourned at 5-20 till I'rlday after
noon.
RAI8U WEST POINT STANDARD
WiiHliliiKlim, June 15. Tho Hoard of
Vlsllciiu at West l'olnt liavo lonipletnl
t lie 1 1 work 'Did most Important con-
iltmlnn rcacliccl by tho Hoard v. an a
linunimotis ri'cciiniiicnilatlon that tho
pre si nt the entrance examination Ik
cm) 1 10 raised mnterinllv' so as to ar
tord with the lirst je.ir'H work. At
lire sent the entrnnjio examination Is
frame el under tho old law. and Is so
eknnntary that uidits riadlly enter
the Institution Once lualcle however,
the) nro lonftontid with a very til 111
cull c ouise-, and !13 pel tent drop out
the first )iat This is a humiliation
to tho cadets who full, and also a
source of 1 (infusion nnd expense The
lloatd of VIsitoiH felt that It was tpiito
unjust to admit n cadet li an ordinary
examination and then forco him out ot
tho academy hy a iIkcii-ous course.
rino Joh Printing at tho Dulletln
Olllco.
The IM and Blue
Oalm College Annual:
The first uttempt at n college annual
by O.ihn College itutlents is h ueji
volume tinder the title "The UtifT and
llltie.' As the first effort It Is n sin
ecus ami ns nn established public utlcti
of the rollego It will tlonlitlcM lie eti
largeti nnd linproved In future jeam
I.Ike all good Ideas, the natural com
mint Is wonder that the students
have not thought to branch
out In this lino of work
before. Its object ns expressed
by the "management" Is to "ttnlf) col
lege and represent the real (olligi
life" No one ntqiialnted with icillerfo
life falls to appieelatc that n creditable
annual does more to keep nllve tho ac
tive Inlc rent of alumni nnd attract new
students than all the catalogues that
could be Issued 1
The 1 tu IT ti ml Illuc contains a thort
lilstor) of each class written In the
usual college annual vein nnd a vcr)
complete review of the llternn musi
cal and athletic work of tho under-,
graduates, which pioves that th" Puna
liou )oung men and women of todi)
arc keeping up with the high standards
their prideeessors have set In the de
velopment of bra 1 11 anil binwn IUn.
trntlons nte profuse Including phto
graphs of l'risldcnt llosmer th"
faculty, graduating class and various
athletic organizations 1 lie usual
'grinds ' nre lidded as representing Urn
rplee and comicalities that intersperse
the humdrum of the class room Tho'
volume Is dedicated to retiring 1'resl
dent llosnur whose name will -vei be
associated with progressive (tie. incite?
success fill di)s of the college 1 he
editors nre Alfred I. Castle Itleliar'l
A Cooke. I Int old I Cruzaii. lw.ltm K
DO ton M Hester Lemon I'llitl M
Dimoii Ma) T Kluegel I'lorcnei IMP
Real Estate and lnsuran
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LIFE and JbPIRE
IfflgUlAWCAI?E4T0.
AOKNT8 FOR..
New England Mutual Life In
surance CO. OF BObrON.
Etna Fire Insurance Compan.
of hartford;
HENRY ST GOAR.
bllWAKU POLLITZ
Mcmben Stock and Bond Exchange.
EDWARD POLLITZ&Co
COMMISSION BROKER?
AND DEALERS IN
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Particular attention (Ivan to purchaeo and sals ot
Hawaiian Suear Slock
Loans NetOtlitel. Eastsrn sol txrelrn Stocks
and Uonda.
403 California St.,
Son Fronclacoi Cal.
117J
W. C. ACH1 & CO.,
Brokers & Dealers
REALJSTATE
OT Wo will Day or beI ileal Estate li
Upaxtaof tho group.
tW Wo will Hull Froptrtlea on Bmwd
able Oommliilonai
JFFICE. 10 West King Street
DAVID DAYTON,
Real Estate Broker.
223 MERCHANT ST.
FOIt HALE.
'roptrty In town inj suburbs
and HOUSES TO LET.
T. R. MOSSMAN
Real Estate Agent
Abstractor and
Searcher ol Titles . . .
Loan) negotiated
Rants collected.
Campbell Building,
Aierchant street.
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
Stock and Bond Broker
MimUr ol Hiwatltn Stock Eicbo(t.
Miilnerny niock, Fort Htreet.
OHAS. J. PALK,
Menilior UonolulU Htnck Exchange.
Room Sill, Judd IlulldliiR.
laan
P. E. It. STKAUOH, "
Real Estate Broker
VlnancUl AKnt mill Collector
No. I) Itethel Kt., lieiir P. O.
TphOh04l
A. ,T. CAMPBELL,
3took and ?ond Brokoi
Manbar ol tba Hooolulu Stock Eicbaai a.
OHlco Queen atreet, oppoalto Union
Feed Company,
Talap koaaj jod P.O. Boi ill
tVl
Afjcnts. froliers and Jobba.
(V.G.frwin&Go.
Lfnaitoi!
Ann.vrs ron
W(st(rn Sugar llcflner) Co, of San
rrnnclsco
llaldwln I.ocomoflve Works, of
I'hiladelphla. Pcnn . f 8 A
Newell I'nlversil Mill Co (National
Cane Shredder), New York L' S. A.
N Ohlnntlt & Co 's Chemical l'ertlll
rers Alex. Cross & Sons, high grade Fer
tilizers for C'ano nnd Coffee
Heed's Steam l'lpo Covering.
also otith rou sai.i:
ParafDno Paint Co 'b P. & U. IMInU
nnd Papers, l.ucol and l.lnseod
Oils rnvv nnd boiled
Indttrlno (n cold-water paint). In
white and colors
niter Press Cloths, Cement, I.lme
and Drlcks
CASTLE & COOKE
tIMITED
IIOIVOLTJTTJ.
Gommission Merchants
SUGAR FACTORS.
AGENTS FOR
Trie twaPlanlatl'4tCo
The Walalua Arrkollial Co , L ,:
Tha KotialaSujarCo
Tha Walam.a Sucar fllll Co.
Tbea Koloa Agricultural Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, St. ton l, Ms,
Ttie Standard Oil Co.
The (iao. f, fJlaVa Staan Porass,
Waalon s Centrlfueala
Tha New England Life Insurance Cs, of lea a
Thatna Fits fna Co of Hanferl. Cetft
-ina Alliance Atiurtnce (, ol l-on son
Alexander&Baldwin
SUGAR
FACTORS
GOMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Agents lor tho California and OritnW
Steamship Company.
JUDD BUILDING,
om STitKh'r
nsn
m. G. Irwin & Co.
(limited).
Wm. G Irwin President nnd Mnnager
Clans KprncKcls Vlco President.
W M. C.lfr.ird ..Second Vlco President.
II. M. Whitney Jr. .... Trcas nnd Sec.
Geo. J. Uoss Auditor
Sugar Factor
An
Commission Agenm,
AOIMTH OF TBI
JUBANIO STEAMSHIP GOHPAH
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TliBVonHafflm-YonDE Co-tfl
Importers and
Commission
Merchants 5s
QUEEN ST., HONOLULU.
AGENTS FOR
The lincashlre Insurance Co.
The Halolie Insurance Co.
Union Gas Erclne Co.
Domestic Sew Inj; Macl ne, Bta
BREWER S C9., MTO.,
Ouaan atiaat, Honolulu H I
A.prcmtH lor
Hawaiian Artlcultutal Company, Aenailcai lataa
Conpanv, Ouliala Sogai Plant. Co , Oooaiaa tigaa
Co . HnnoDiu SiiEai Co , Wallukti Sutai Co . Maaaa
Sufar Co . Halaakala Parcn Co., Molokal KaaUi
Plantti a Llna San Fr ),K0 Paclcat haa. Iff a
k Co.'i Llna of Doat jn Packata
LIST OK OFFICERS
0. M. Cooke, President) Georce B.
KobertHOu, Manager 1 K. F. Blahopi
Treasurer and Bocretaryi Col. W. F,
Alton, Audit ir; P. C. Jonea, H. WaUi.
houae, Geo. It. Carter, Director!.
BRUCE CARTWRIGHT,
(MDiral Manager ot
Tba, Iqatabli Life Assatince Socirt?
Ol Um Qnlted BUtea tor the IiawuiM
Ialanrii
Omoaii Mi-bant mrt. Hor
M. PHILLIPS & CO.,
Wholesale Importera and Jobbtri
laropean and American Dry awa
Fo t and Qneen Htreota
H. HAOKFELD & 00., LM
iEHERAL COMMISSION ABEITI
Oor. Fort nnd Qneen Rtrt Houn1i-
DIAMOND
A.nd other Rings, Watches, Brace
lets, Pins, and an extensive variety
tf Jfivelry,
EI. GK BIAJRT,
Hanafactnring Jeweller,
inaV PQWT STREET
GHAS.GBMHER
G. A. GROTE
Merchant -:- Tailors
CLOTHING
Cleaned and Repaired
OUR SPECIALTY.
FIRST CUSS WORK GUARANTfcED
Union St. near Hotel 1504
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