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EVENING BOLI.ETIW, HONOLULP, T. It., lyEDNESDAY, JAN. 3, 1906.
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HONOLULU, January 3, 1905,
BEET SUGAR MAN TELLS
OF PHILIPPINE AFFAIRS
REPRESENTATIVE OF MICHIGAN
GROWERrl BEFORE COMMIT
TEE HAS OPTIONS ON
ISLAND LANDS.
Washlneton. D. C. t)ep. 14. Thrf
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enormous production of sugar per aero
In tho Philippines, under the present'
system of peonago and the antiquated)
methods of culture, together with It
tremendous possibilities with Intelli
gent methods of cultivation and ex
traction, were ably and fully present
ed to tho Ways and Means Committee
yesterday afternoon by F. It. Hatha
way, representing tho beet sugar In
tcrorts of Michigan. Tho presenco of
a brilliant audience testified to the
great Interest which attaches to tho
proposition to reduce tho tariff on Phil
ippine sugar and tobacco to 25 per
cent, of tho Dlngley rate, coupled with
free trado In all other products. Every
member of the Ways and Means Com
mittee was present more or less of tho
time. Those favoring tho bill wcro
represented by Secretary of War Taft,
Governor I.uko Wright, of the Philip
pine Islands; Colonel Clarence It. Ed
wards, chief of tho Insular Bureau, and
large delegation o( attaches of tho
War Department. Opposing thorn
ncro tho representatives of tho Amer
ican beet sugar Interests of Michigan,
Coloindo and California, Including Mr.
Hathauny, Trucmnn U. Palmer, II. T.
Oxnard and others. I). I). Colcock ap
peared for tho American Cano Orow-
( rsj Association of New Orleans, and
Kianclft M. Hatch, liito Hawaiian Min
ister at WnBli)nRton, for tho Hawaiian'
sugar planters. Among tho visitors
wero Senators Newlands and Patter
ton, Representatives Loud and I'ord
ney of Michigan, and others. Tho
Washington representative of tho to
bacco Interests was also present.
Several of the members of tho Ways
and Means Committee visited the Phil
ippines for a few days this summer.
While thero thoy heard tho represent-
atlcs of the Philippine, sugar and to
bacco Interests, who mado tho strong
en pleas possible for such n reduction
in the tariff as would benefit them.
Mr. llatlmnav snent several months
In the Islands this summer, vlsltins!
the plantations and Interviewing offi
cials, planters and workmen, with a
lcw of ascertaining tho truo condl-
NAME OF STOCK
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SUGAR".
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Hotiomu Sugar Co
Honokia Sosar Co
Halm Sugar Co.
rihulni I'linfatlan Co.
Kind llamatlon Co L14
Klratmhi &u(ir uo ...
Koloa Sugar Co
McBryda Snrar Co
Gabu Sugar Co
Ooonaa Sugar Co.... .
Ookati Sugar Plant Co
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Ulowalu Co .
Paaflhau Sugar Plant Co
Pacltc Sugar Mill
Pala Plantation Co ....
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Plnnaaf A1III Co
Walalua Attkullural Co
Walluka Sugar Co ....
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Walanaa Mill Co
MISCELLANEOUS
Iatar-tllan4 SuanN Co
Hawaiian tUcltlc Co
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Oahu R St L Co 6 PC
Oaha Sugar C06 pc
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Sales net. Boards: 31 Klhcl, 8;
10 Klhel, iS. Session: 600 Kwn, 127;
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Cotrcctlo'n PJoni'or dividend re
ported 2 per cent. Jan. 1 should reau
1 per cent.
Latest sugar quotation 3.62S cents.
SUGAR, 3.625 cents
LONDON 'BEETS, 8s, 2 1-4(1
Geo. P. Thielen,
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P. 0. DOX 441.
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lions prevailing In tho Islands. Ills cost 26 cents. Ho Voted Judgo Mc
rtatcments were a littlo short of scn-,Cabc, of tho Court) of First Instance
Batisnal. For Instance,, ho exhibited as having stated that most of tho su
tc the commltjteo a photograph of.John'gar and hemp In tho Islands was rals
Hell, who tostlfled before tho Taft In-'cd on shares In such a manner that
vestlgating party in favor of tho bill, tho tenants wcro constantly In debt
standing In a cano field on his own with tho landlord. Tho peons were" not
plantation with the cano ten feet high, J sold with the estate, as under Spanish
and this cane was tho tenth crop 'rule, nor If thoy ran away wcro they
grown from one planting. Another forcibly returned to their masters, ex
photograph showed a man standing on'cept when tho cauo camo beforo a I'll-
the back of a horse who was unabln to (plno governor whoso lands oftentimes
reach tho top of the sugar cane, which! were being tilled under tho peonage
was thirteen feet in licignt anu iwo'eysiem. no also qtiotea captain w. a
and a half Inches In diameter. "I sup- Emlth. In command of tho constabu
poso that Is what you call raising .Inry, as stating that tho systora of pco-
CalnT" Interjected ucprescmaiiYO nago in voguo in mo I'lillippincs louay
William Aldcn Smith facetiously. "It Ik worso than tho slavery In tho United
Is raising cane," responded Mr. Hathn- states bc,lpre tho Civil War. These
way, Beriously, "cither way you spell statements, as well as many others of
It," planters and officials, declared Mr,
Its Productive Soil. Hathaway, wcro mado to hi in In tho
In reply to questions by lioprosonin. presence or an American witness who
the Smith, Mr. Hathaway later lesii- was then in tho room.
Hed that tllO capacity Of the SOU Of tho ..t. I. Hnlm,l Amorlrnn nnllev." nsltml
Philippines was from six to eight tons Mrf Hathaway, "to bring American la.
of sugar per acre, whllo that of Mlchl- Lor nl0 compCtltlon with that kind of
gan; In tho beet sugar district, was bor7 which do you prefer, to hnvo
only two. tons per acre. Sovoral Hep- ,)ie Amcrcan farmer rccclvo 2.31 per
rcsentatlvcs sarcastically expressed itunclrccl pounds for sugar In tho beets
their wonderment that If sugar could or to bMi up tha gyalora 0f peonago
ue prouueeu so ntucu mum tut-api .. ,n ,ne nilllpplncs and have tho Ainer
tho Philippines than In Michigan, Mr.(anl abandon their farms!"
Hathaway and ms menus uia nui tu
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Auto hackr at Stockyards Stables.
A Public Lands Notice nppcurs In to
day's Issue.
Mrs. M. Kuhn and child sailed to
day for n trip to tho Coast.
Tho Ladles' Auxiliary, A. O. II., WIW
hold a meeting on January 9.
Tho transport Thomas from tbf
Coast will arrhe January 12th.
Mrs. M. V. A. Lallborto wits among
the passengers on the Alameda today.
The TcachcrB' Commltteo of tho
Hoard of Education will meet today at
3:30 p. m.
Two cases agalnpt P. D. Kcllctt, Jr.,
of gross cheat, were nollcd In tho Po
lice Court this morning.
I.el Aloha Chapter, O. K. 8., will
told Its first regular meeting In Ma
lonlc Temple, Thursday evening.
The Hoard of Health will not meet
this afternoon. Tho regular meeting
will bo held tomorrow afternoon.
Oswald St. J. Gilbert has filed a
plea of not guilty before tho Circuit
Court In tho conversion caso against
Urn.
The revenue cutter Daniel Manning
will finish coaling tomorrow and tnma
cut to Naval row, wbero sbo will
anchor.
Installation of oHkers at Throdero
Ilooscvolt Camp No. 1, U. S. W. V. this
evening In Waverloy hall at 7:30
o clock.
Kcaloho. a native, woman, was sen
fenced to ten days In-Jail In tho Jollto
Court today for drunkenness. 8ho Is
an old offender.
V. 1). Logan, chief cnglrcer of tho
dredger Pnclflc, left today for tils
homo In Seattle. He wll be rone three
or four months.
Tomlnaga, a Japanese, was fined $30
and rotts by Judgo Whitney this morn
ing for conducting n cho-fa game. Two
players nrrcstcd.at tho Bamo tlmo wcro
discharged.
Tho lllks will hold a social scsMon
Friday night. Members and their
friends will participate. In r-omc of tho
latest Imported means of nourishment
and refreshment.
J. A, M. Johnson nnd family leavo
lor Japan In tho Korea. Mr. Johnson
foes to take tho management of tho
Japanese headquarters of tho Nation
al Cash Ilcglitcr business.
E. II. Lewis, the Iheryman, was dis
charged In the police lotirl this morn
ing of a charge of malicious Injury, Ho
had a horso belonging to Domingo Fcr
rctra and Is alleged to hao used It
without the owner's permission.
You would be surprised, probably, to
know how many of your friends and
acquaintances are not only want ad
vertisers but regular readers of Bulle
tin want ads. Folks do not do these
things without good reasons.
lllthou John W. Hamilton will lec
ture at tho assembly hall of Puuahnu
College at 7:30 Friday evening on th
subject, "Homo Persons of Quality In
lioston." Admission 25 cents. Pro
ceeds to Methodist missionary work.
Chairman of (he Hoard of Supervis
es O. W. Smith, County Attorney 12.
A. Douthltt and County Auditor Jan.
Iilcknell this morning cxnmlncd tho
books and cash of County Treasurer
it. 11. Trent, as required onco every
thrco months by tho County Act, and
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Ulank books of all sorts, 'ledgers,
tfc, manufactured by U Bulletin Pub
lishing Compuny,
vest In sugar plantations In tho Isl
ands. Mr. Hathaway frankly admitted
that ho was not blind to tho opporunl
tics thus offered, but, on tho contrary,
had visited he islands with tho par
pone of securing options on sugar
lands, should the conditions appear as
favorablo as be believed them to bo.
Ho bad secured such options, he stat
ed, conditional, largely, on tho action
of Congress on the I'blllpplno freo
trade bill. "The cost of producing su
gar In tho Islands," he added, "was
given to mo by tho men wuo raiso su
car. and not by politicians seeking
freo trade," tho Inference being that
tho witnesses who had appeared bo-
fore tho Taft party whllo In tho IsV
nmU hail been actuated mora by a do-
sire to secure freo trado with this
country than by a disposition to pro
sont tho exact facts. Mr. Hathaway
nripntpi tlin statements of a numuet
of prowers, to show that sugar could
ho lalscd at Hollo at a cost of 741-2
rents per hundred pounds, and- could
i.n nmitnt-eri nn tho nlantations of No-
;.. fnr 6G fents cold per hundred
n . mm i ISaI l I h alnl n
I minus, no suusiaiiuutcu ui "
n'cntB with tables, and explained that
In most cases the ngurcs wcro iimcu
from booLa of the planters.
Mr, Mathanay challenged tho stato-
me.u or secretary Taft before tho com
mlttto that no peonago exists In tho
Wands today, and quoted Interviews
tvitb a number of Americans In tho
Island showing that It docs exist, away
from the centers of civilisation, where
the families are held for the dobts of
their parents. The superintendent of
tchools of Hollo cited oho case whero
n eldeily woman with a family had
lust )een released from a debt of 75
Itesos, or (37.50, under which sho bad
been laboring since sho was seven
jtaia old. Another case was where
the original debt was for a Bhlrt which
On ono plcco of soil which hud been
constantly cultivated for sixty years
and only at a depth of thrco Inches the
production of sugar averaged 3,000
pounds per aero, and witness staled
that tho soil was from eighteen Inches
to ten feet deep. In presenting an ex
haustive analysis of tho testimony as
to rate of wages given beforo tho Taft
party, and to him personally, Mr. Ha
thaway concluded that tho averago
r&to of wages In tho Island of Negros
vas eight conts per day with an al
luwanco of flvo cents per day for food.
or a total of thirteen cents gold per
diem. On tho average from four to
fix crops could bo raised without Te
nanting, whllo In soma cases It ran
fiom ten crops upward. In ono very
iotablo Instance thoy wcro harvesting
tho eighteenth crop since tho cano was
first planted,
Mr. Hathaway devoted considerable
tlmo to analyzing the statements of
rilplno witnesses beforo the Taft par
ty, citing Instances whoro tbey contra
dicted themselves and also testifying
tc statements mado by them to him
ptrsonally which directly contradicted
tbolr statements before the Taf par
ty. For Instance, thoy testified that
thoy had only Chinese buyers for their
si gar, whoroas tho largest firms In the
Islands handling sugar aro Smith, Dell
i. Co. and W. A. Stevenson & Co., Un
cllsh Arms who havo been established
for many years. Ono witness, Pedro
Kegaldo had fluently testified to tho
Senators and members of tho Taft
party as to the cost of sugar on his
rlantation, and mo cosi laiu ouwu ai
Hollo, "This man," said Mr. Hatha
way emnhatlcally. "never raised a
jnund of sugar In his life; ho never
milled a pound of sugar nor baa he a
warehouse." Representative Oroave-
nor wanted to know how Mr. Hatha-
way had obtained these facts, and be
(Continued on Page 8.)
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Now
Honolulu Itoad Supervisor Samuel
Johnson's report to tho County Super
visors, presented at tho Inst meeting,
tevcals the largo amount of work ac
complished during December, the big
operations under way and tho estimat
ed cxponso for January.
Tho report follows:
b. K. Knlauokalanl, Esq., Clerk, Cpun
ty of Oahu.
Sir: I horowlth respectfully beg to
Mibmlt a statement of tho most Impor
tant work completed during the month
cf December, 1905, and n list of tho
most Important work under construc
tion at the present time, and tho esti
mated expense for pay rolls and bills
for materials and supplies, to carry
nil tho Bamo during tho month of Jan
uary. 190C:
Work Completed During Month of
December, l'JUS. Mncadamltca;
Urcen street, Pauoa Itoad, Nuuanu
street. Coral dressing: South street,
Cbrlstley lane. Fencing: nishop l;s
tato alone Houghtalllng road. Recon
struction: Mollllll Quarry (bunkers,
engines, etc). Ultumcn gutters: ko
katlllko street and part of Hotel street.
And a number of other light repairs.
such as patching, cleaning, sweeping,
ttc, mentioned in tho monthly report.
Work Under Construction and To Da
Carried On During Month of, January,
190C. Macadsmitlng: Wilder avenue,
Kamehameha 4tb road, Wylllo strcot
and surrounding lanes, Deretanla
street scarifying and ro-macadamlzing,
Ahlpuu lano (also filling), Storm
drain: Pllkol street (concrete), Hack
tcld street (concrete) previous to ma
cadamizing. Construction: Various
sizes concrete pipes. Widening: King
street Knllhl section. Top dressing:
Foundjy street' (coral). And a number
oi ropaira in mo outsiuo uistncis ui
Moanalua, Manoa, Nuuanu, Tantalus,
Falolo, Walalae, such as patching,
cleaning, grading, etc.
Tho quarries which aro In operation
at the present time, to supply macad
am for tho abovo mentioned work, aro:
Knluapalcna, Kallhl, Alewa, Maklkl
nnd Mollllll quarries.
Upon completion of tho spur (rack
l.y tho Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land
Co., from tho coral pllo to Walklkl
road, this department will begin with
tho coral dressing and oiling of tho
Walklkl road, also a section of KMmu
kl from tho hill towards town.
Estimated Expense. I would re
spectfully ask that tho samo amount
ct $17,500 bo appropriated for the
month of January, 1906, out of which
16,000 will bo expended for bills and
tho balance, $11,600, for tho regular
nd labor pay rolls.
Respectfully submitted,
SAM'Ii JOHNSON,
lload Supervisor, County of Oahu.
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