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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE. FRIDAY, AmTL- 10 1911. SEMI-WEEKLY,
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f I Ml
niio
m ipuiiuciiijs
VCannon Ball of Kohala" Afaia
Swings Allegiance ' in
', Political Faith.
M.. ffsniho, member oi the last
bmio of representatives from the1 flfts
i . district,- has joined the Republican
; pnrtyml foresworn all allegiance ts
tho Bourbons, to whom lie sworo' fealty
tdrce or lour years hgo wTiou lie lor
sooklho Jottorjng Home Rule pnrty. . J
. litis information font given out yes
. tfr.ln. That.Kuniho was Wavering in
his' ullcgiance to the Democratic party
has hson known for aoms time, it it
-.. naul, but it was not until yesterday that
it waa learned that it was the 0. O. I",
which had won Kaniho's political love.
A well-known Republican pirty worker
called on Kaniho tWq nights ago and
I at tho conclusion , of S heart-to heart
. talk or! tho welfare of Kaniho, the ol)
' political war horse announced that ks
onl(l cast his lot henceforth with the
Republicans. . - ' - - .
. , .' ' How Kaniho's latest political ilefec'
y tion will strike L L. McCandlrsa end
other prominent lleniocrats is still tin-
t..nown, but it is claimed that "Link'
, will feu) greatly the loss of one cf his
eta iof lieutenants in the tatter's eontin-
t r,Airi ila trTtH ! rn t rr TnLiyt t 'nn irm..
. Srtim. IU4fi
"."' .,. -j.Kuiulio has had an interesting politi
. CaJ career. If the assertion that be hasj
" .then ho has known thros political faiths
' ..witbio tlie.pcriud of less than half
j aozon.years, Many ysara ago Kaniho,
, who 'earned the sobriquet of tha J' Can
' .V.Bon flail of Kobala,", was nubratable
'' ' Yc,t Hawaii ia his campaigns for
'.thb nouee of representatives. Time af
' . 'frr time he was returned.' Uie .. lane
' Home. Ruler, to the lower house, Ilaually
he headed the lint of those elected.
r Kaniho's prestige fell off consider
- ,.nbly, however,, during tits campaign of
l.'lflOS on tha Island of Hawaii hen
ihumjiionluf the cause of former sher.
iff JVllliamKeolanul, Horns Ruler, Birn
uel K. Pua was elected on the Eepubli
... (enn ticket as aheriff of the county. Al
though Kaniho was elected that, year
, "tb.lhe house be. was defeated in 1910,
' , Jon scttlod him witA toe Horns Rulers'
.and in 1012 the "Cannon Ball" babbml
"up in Oahu and was elocted, from the
Bith district - , . ; ' ,
' ; Leadx in Matter of Having' Splen
; ' :'; did JSuildiny , to House ;
Valuable Archives. . ',
t ' Thrif 'llswall is more 'ajvsnced thia
' 1 'the Stales Of the T'ntbri In that ths
. . "Territory has a buildiri'riseNl suclssive-
1 Jf sua vij v Mvuotug a iss aiii v to
'tho' dedaratFon' 'of H. R. McTIWainn.
. "'arrt'Vieo president of the' JVatlonil' As-
. ngi iaxion or ntaie iiuranes ana cnair
'wmtW ot'tnerlUBlw'-tfitVei'rtMrtlute
' . of thin organization..
' . 'Hawaii is in one rcspcxt more ad
' ,1' S rtites of the American XJ a 1 oh,' statue
V tho alvu)ced sheets of flic "report which,
j .''wiirW 'submitted to the ansnal moet
. tu'ijig of t'bo orenhization to be held' in
. o-'-WsshintCtbii. May "Bhe'has a
, ninidint, costing 75,(KW,' used oxcUi
.. " -biu'iy xur iuv euro ui uvr arvuiTva, a
; Jiq nearly fire-prsof is all its parts mnd
joe vsuii is aosoiuioij so.
1 ' i in. 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ir whh ii i li m i uver i.i i
,-' the boara of coinmisslnners or public
.archives on April 23, 19(XJ, and si see
' that time the archives, eiteading bAck
' to the tear IsAK) and bcintf of a very
t '''-varied aiwl interesting character, 'have
, ' been transferred thither from varioos
raunts chronoloaicallY. " .1 . . ' '
' fin(e 1911 .Robert C, Lydecker,
f librarian? of the public archives of the
j Territory, has bpen in eorrespondoiice
" , , witk th National Aiaoeiaiiea of (State
.Libraries In. .regard to its department
or mi hi 10 arcaives aui many interest
jag letter's en timely topics bavs beea
exchAOged.
" ; " Accompanying the advawe sheets of
tho reiort quoted lxve, chairman Me
11 wains asked IJbrarLaa Lydecker to
frnlsJl kim with, a report ef tho work
. ' -af thd lrtcul archives sines Jus of last
'" yytir.f. This has already bcn complied
filth by Mr.. Lydeckor . who . among
' ' othothing, wrote: '
'r ' . "To show the valae, from laanrlal
, standpoint alons. of the .-orer olasst
''. .. fleatian and arranuemeut of . archivos
1 'iii'' an archives have beeosns avail
. ,'- aIo- for realty reference, they hvs
X saved to the goveraiueat on ono nsail
., and to tho general public ou tho other,
" iiifere thhn enorB to cover an expense
connected with thorn. ' NV lirntt tan be
. ' V idarod 6u their historical and senti
" ''! mental value." '
1 , .1 . '. I -1
I nillVlIB ,Hl UDntU'uil irwowiilliia v.
itbs local lml ilk archives are bound
(union of Ths Advertiser, complete
. ' 'i i sine this ' paper ' was first issued on
f ,1 ''T Uf lOIIU, JPVIM LUDN B14.
1 I.. I.. M l MTU kt.ltf B n... ...
COST OF SENATORIAL'
MA in a VMWM IB WK1AISSsB
'i .'AStilNOTOX, April. S.--First ' re
'.1 jsiirts (A eaiupoiga sxpenso ' ta s'aa-
tfirial pfiissries uudes tha new direct
' ''.', idctiMis amendment weie aiad tub-
V lie UyHhe senate. ' - .- .' ''
' lieiircsentativs Kobsob of Alubim'
sent ill a (k'tniled coiut of sxpe.i
" , tiifca aggijeguting $S307.34, nf which
"v"2)7 was ijient la ' traveling aud
.i jiilS. 19 in newspspar aud other adver
' 1 tisibg. ' C'ontritiutUiils to this fund
. k '. amouutod to lS25. of which 1000 ame
. 't ,i (fom the ' National Voiu's Teiuix
f ance I'nion. Reprssiibtative Under
.' .H'wil, Mr, Hubson s pponeut has not
t tiiuue Uis report, ,., , ' ;
f 4 Jom Bouth Dakota. ' 8cnatur Cnw
x ford, who wad defeated by Keureseuta
a , tlve' Burke, reported spending 2ti13,
" 'wlii'o Rtti'reseulntive lUirke's list to-
: ..'vtio.!.J35;8o.-;. (.
' . onnto' Clark qf Arkansas reported
v tto.Sd, and his opponent, William V.
v, lvjrby $1031.80.. . . ' . ' i .
Quarantine .Regulations :
Against Jtiawaii' isxpiamed
Bananas arid Pineapples Placed on Pro-t
sen bed . List But . May; be Shippet
After Proper Inspection by .Fed era
lithontifK !ew Rules Go in E(ect
: May First;-' . .' : v; ; .:
Ferjrrtary of Agriculture O. F, Hous
ton slgnsd tkc MedtterrasesB fruit fly
Quarantine Teguiationa March 23. These
r eg I at mas' hmotae wfTeetivS Msy i.
While hhnaiiaa' aad' pAaeapphfS c in-
nW la ths UK af roscrihed rU
thir sxj-srt to ths mainland, from Ha
waii it permitted it ths fruit is jvSclted
snjer the supervisioa of, and aftnr ko-
apcctlan by, Uorth sltssoJ quarantine
officers of tho United StatesUepartmcht
of agriculture. ' ... .' ; ' , .
Ths list of fruits Includes not only
nrieties which are known to bs lostl
sf the fruit Tikes Ihi thsss which frm
proftlraity of gsswth ir ' Use swsitr-
msbts af iacJitef and ihlpplsg, way
carfy (nfastation." ' . " ' -
The rogstablss os this list ara cwsum
hafrs,' ' psppsrs, melons- striig twaas,
scjaaskos and tomatoes. T regaW
twns permit ltisertan - to cxaminfe
grssriag srsps as wU as frH rdy fir
Dr. IX A. Hak, Whs to1 in ijmrga l
tills work ia Hawaii, stated to Ths Ad
vartiser yesterday that hs will use. sr-'
cry csdeavor te get ths rgaaiatist af1
the new inspection ser'vios srfectod ia
time so that there will be bo delay ia
making the inspection effective ths flrst
day of VT-". ' i '
:i Oivsa Votioa of Qvaraatins.- -
Ths aotvos iasa4 by 8csretary Haas-
ton is as follows:
"Ths fact has baaa .detain ImU tiv
ths bocretary of Agriculture and.' notice
is hereby girea, that fhera exists1 li
the Territory of Hawaii a aaagorons in
sect infestation, sew to and not tver-'
tofore Widely prevalent or distribute
within and throughout the mainland' of
tho United states, by two insect.' to-
witt the' Mediterranean Frtirt Flv
lirairtis artau) and tha Meloe Fly
(uacua sneHrmiM;, .'..'.
"Now, therefore. J. David tf.-'llous-
ton, Merretary of Agrlsuttue, under ths
antbsrity conferred by taction 8 af ths
Act , approved August 29, il12. known
as ths J'lant Vuaraatin'S Ast I7 U. 8,
tttatutys at lirgsj paga 3J5) k1 hereby
aaraatio the Terntsry of Hawaii as i
inisstea ay. ma, MfXlOarraaeaa , fYajt
riy aad tho Mslo Jfy and ia prohibit
the , movement from, ths .Territory - of
Hawaii into or through any State, Ter
ritqrr , or. District of lhr-ITaitad..&iaia
Uir. thaa tlaisai airy irtiit rct-
tabla upou wbih tha ..Mcaiterraacaa
rVuit Fly .or, the Melon JTr brooils, or'
wklch, fes4, proximity of grtrwth or the
requirements of packing and shipping,'
may carry infestation, includrag: . .
,Vvgator, pearsi bsnanas,. aiaqi:
bolas.j. .Chinese .. (nk berries, (TiiiiefS
oranges, Chissas plains, .colfse ksrries,
wmambsHu .sbtmsoa dum, .ngeasaa,
flK. KrPs, grapefrait, green pernors,
gsavas, Kamant nuts,' humquats, limes,
loquais, mangoes, mock oranges, mouri
taia fcpplea, melons. Katal . ar Kaffir
plnais,. orange papayas, iieacaea, pa.
nuiuuur, . Mii7jinclt . incsiy pears,
roes apples, stai"i)Tls, string1, teans,
squashes, toniatoea, except that bananas
sod jiaea(pla may be movod, from the
Territory ot . Hawaii in inftnner o(
metaod or under conditions prescribed
ia tha regulatissS of tho Beerotary of
Agricslture osreinafief. .mads . asd
amendments theeta, ' j ,
"The foregoing Quarantine VaU be
come and be effective, and Quarantine
Na. 2, issued by fns Ualted States peV
partment of AgritiJture September 18,
4is, sntitioa Meaitdrraneaa' Iit
rly" shall rsass ts bo effective, oa and
after May,!, Mil1
. J seguiatiaiu Snamwatod.
"aeguiation . l. jncvuu ana vsas-
tables prohibited: :
"iNS fruits or vegetables upon whirh
tha Maditerrsneate Fruit Flv (Ceratitis
capitata), or the MeRm Fly, CDmim en-,
curbitae) breed, of 'whroh, ft(m jo,.
imjty i growth" or tbs reqairenaqta of
paekiag and shlppipgsy skjry Infes
tation, except Wstianas and 'iiinoaDnles.
shall be noval .from tba Territory of
uawau into or tbj-oagh any other Stats,
Territory, or ptstfift. of the .Vidtsd,
States:- :. ," J ;
"Bevulatlnn " n..n.. XH4.1
Regulation 2," Bsaanss and Pla -
apples
bananas, or pineapples ahaU be
moved from the Tsrpitory of ; liawail
Into or through nnv other KtaU, Terri
tory or District sf tt UaiW SUtoa,
unless they shsl-hvs baen lnsiMtfd
by ths United. States Departmeat oi
Agriculture, urooounced free from in
festation ths 'Mediterranean Frsrt
Fly and'tbn -Melon Fly, sud sertified
uu Hunnuv in- vuuipuance witn nass
rcgulutionii. '" ' '
""Jegqln,tlon. . Application for In
spertles: A ..- , ,
'i'sraons lntendipf,"t move bananSs
or "pineapples from the Territory of Ha
Waii bito or through any other State,
Terfttoryor District1 - of the TTnitAd
jBil shall make application for 'i in
dention thereof as far as possible in
'"' prw ssn snip
mont. Ths application should show the
quantity of bananas ', or ' pineapples
which H Is praiiosed to move, together
wuu. meir siari location and the can
templated data of shipment. Blanks an
which to make application for inspec
tion or for permits will be fnrnishod,
upon request, by the XTnlted States De
partment ot Agrlcliltiire, Bureau of F.n-
loiiiuiuKT, img street, lioppuipi,
OsrtlficaUon nf Bhlpssants.''
"Reuulation S. CertlOenfian nf fcivin.
ment: llsniuuis and fisetipplss.ahall
not be loured from the Territory f Ha
waii into or through' any other-State,
Territory or -District,, of " the. -United
states, . by i cars,, boats' or other vehicles
'I
. I '
tuitrss each shipment' is accompanied by
a osrUflrats issued 1 an Inspector sf.
iho United States Department of Acrl)
culture showing thst such fruits have
! lnsfectd by taid department am
prowmiacrd free from Infestation by th
Mediterranean Fruit Fly and tho Meioi
My. !The inspection ' certificates shall
aecomany the i Waybills conductors'
maoiTests, memoranda or bills of ladlutt
pertsinisg to suck; shipments. I
"Tho inspection .ct-rtiflcate will oi
r irsned until, sq authorised, repre
sentative sf tha Federal l)erticn)fAra
Board rhaH .have dotermlnod, by ndo-
naU inspection, that the. bnnaaA or,
pinesppre plantation on Which to in-,
sertfd f raits wWs' produced is free
from isfentation, and from contiguous
sources of Infestation, by ths Medifter-i
raneavt Fruit Fly and Melon FJv, (
'HVrtiflcatea of inspeetios JU issU
only for fruits which have bron actuj
alljr Inspected by the United Brates De
partment of Agriculture, ind the ta
sf iinoh . serti (testes In ec6ectioiV' with
fruits wiiiea havs nat eii so iBSlcetet
is prohibited, .4 V . i
' "Inspect'oA. and eertf f cation requl'S j
by these regulaioiM Wll be furnished
without ths payment yf fees or charge
of any nature, .AfncaftU for iasier
tjon will bo requires' to place the fruits
to JM , luspweted so that the,r can bs
readily xarain,U If not so placed, in-
jipseUoa will tl refused. '. . t.
' Harking of Centaiaers.
''BegulAtioa f Marking of Contain.)
era, N'S lytnaitss or neaiples shnll be
moved frsm the Territory of Hawaii
into a terouah sav other State. Terri
tory orDistrict of tho United States,
unii'H tss ear, dox, oaia .ox otner con-,
taiuef thereof te' plainly marked With
thrt name and address of the consignor.
d4 tii nam asd address of the cob-.
ig, m4 shall bear the original or
a. duplicate ropy of, the certificate re
oaledy Begulatloh- 4. The contain
ers or wrappers shall he. new and of ma-
Kerials wfcieh are srTrovcd .br tha in
spector sf tka I nited mates Dopart-
, ."Kegulatiqn 6. Movcmont ' V'ithin
Quarsiitinmk Area. The- local or Inttr
ssltni snavsaaaat f all fruits asd voce-
tables, . exclusively within the 8ren
auarsntined j. for , the.'. Msditerraaoan
Fruit ily and Maloa'Fly; is. not pro
pirxted try., these tegttiAtronav and Is
tiieol scJjrtts sneki restrictions as may
bs impesed usSer-tbe laws of Jlawsii.,
r VKegnlationi i7rJuarantineil .Fruits
snd -Vegetables as Ships'. Stores. ,or In
J,DssfiyiitsV4f CrAWi'or. Fweujera. No
recintousa Ht J laoe on ts fnoveiseiit
of (be fruit a lr wegetablos cororod fcy
m roregprng miarsntine. No. -13 as
skips'- stores, oil Siy.ipASflengerV asd
rrsw, aa ships or vessels plyiag between
Hawaii and any Btate; Temtarv or Dis
trict of the i United (Mates bther than
Hawaii, sxeept that such frtcits or vega
tablet must bs entirely rensamed or re-
-noroa irsratsuca. Mips, aad. suclt cliaia
fection as shall bs "required by an ia
spector of ths United States Drprt
ment of Aericulturi must ba madei:e
fns suck ships, arrive' at the dfWks at
any port Within any State, Territory or
I'latnci ot tne Ignited states other than
Hawaii. ''. -' : '.." v . . r
'; i Inspection Tosseis. ;
'"Hsgulatisa 8.rnsCPtWn' bf.rVes
seto,-lnsjwtsrs( af ,the ulted Sutes
m"oi m orMmivuye sm amoor
ixed to enter upotn shins or vessels from
Hawaii at any time after they come,
within tha boundaries of any State,
Territory or District' ofV ths United
States-.pther than, llawati. whethor in
tha stream or at th" dock, wharf or
molo, for the purftse pf aserrtaining
hy inspection whether any of the fruH"
qr vegetables covered by tho forogoing
quaraatios are sontaiaed In such ships
or vessels, ojf1 whether there remains
any,' 'infestation" fxom such fruits or
vegetables: and such inspection shall
extend' to ths personal belongings. of
pAsseagera and membsra of tho eieHK'.
', Regulation B. Distribution, of Ir-euIsra-Beforo
any ahip or. vessel from
Hawaii arrives within,tho boundaries
of any Stste 'Territory or District, of
the United States other than Hawaii,
ths, "persons; bating' charge or. possoaa'on
Uf said ship or vessel shall cause to be
distributed to each passenger thereon a
irirtular, to be furnished bv the United
1 stes Department oi Agriculture, call
ing atiencion to mo provisions or the
Plant ' Ouarantins Act, tbs foregoing
juarantiue and these regulations. ,
Disinfection of Tesssla.
." Regulation' 10. Disinfection of Ves
sel and poatents.- -Defers unloading any
or its cur go any snip or vessel round to
eoatsia or to bs iafssted from-any of
the fruits or vegetables covered by the
foregoing' auarantinejvsnd' "all -'article
that kave been in contact with such
fruits or vegetables, shall bo Immedi
ately disinfected by the person having
, ' - . 1 l ...
vnarge . or puaaueaiuu ui suiu snip us
vessel, under the direction and in the
manner prescribed by an inspector of
the united mates .department or Agrt
culture. . ' . ' v
"'When such ship or Teasel bas beon
disinfected in a manner satisfactory to
suck Inspector, hs shall irainodiately
Issue and deliver to tbs person having
cUags or possesfjon of such ship or ves
sel a certificate evidencing such disin
fection, which shall permit the unload
ing of ths cargo so far as ths jmi-ictic-tioa
of the Secretary of Agriculture is
ooacsriied. ' -. ( . .'' '
, "The foregoing : regulations . are
adapted, sOfettiveion aud after May
1, MM.' :"' '" f - ::.:- '
rDsne at Washington this SSrd day
sf Mah, 14. '. .' .
"Witness my fcand aad the seal of
the United States Department o! Ag
riculture, . ' ;
(Seal) ; i "D. F. IIOU8TOV,
.i ' . ,' " Secretary of Agriculture.!',
If. SYSTE.1 OF
GAnBAGESQLLCTIOn
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from Taee Una.)
This' lonadnii
ill' a
apptW's to tks present
amended buih't m.thls way.J The Hens
'Collection, find Distributibh of Osr
ls go J arura' fourth, on '.tUf list as is
s:r.e,Jiflig ,1I,1.1H for ths 'perlodond
lngane aVJULfT. It nffd onv hsve
beisi 2.r(iU' to fcMUOy Ihua, leaving
miays for other rtepHrfmeaas amorst
ing to say s3). .
.'There Is another fact that should
1 bronght to your sjtention, namely,'
nnt fl7.(8.1. BJ reveints mean lt2t
Uiatrons, or a trifliver two per wit
lof the population w!ihe city, are hav
ing , thoir gnrbtye, cnlleited. This
dmsu't neau lhn.t vlaety-e Ight per cent
of the popg'.atin "has no garbage, r
that if they hnsiiea to have any it is
of no'.ai county It' nienns that ninety-
eight ter rent-or tno population ran
Sot afford ths oatrsgeous prise of.l2
per annum Jo carry away its refuse.
It also hahorn a aiors serioiis fact
that ninctf-eight per cent of the gar
bage fs uncollected. '
. it resisius far the people themselves
to rajfc'foi- when it should bo slimla
ateif' froip tho cqiumiinity by tho gov
ernment. This is perfectly poseiblo as
jra will show later.
Figures Are Wot Known. ' '
"The annual report of ths depart-'
ment seems to us inadequate. It Is am
enough in detail. Such a report shstild
show not alone how much was received
and expended and . appropriated, but
also how much work was dons with th
money spent. It appoara upon, iaijuiry
thiy this was not .put in the inport
because it Is hot really known. We
asked lyiw much garbage was hauled
and were told that they did not have
the information.' . . . 'V
" ins department should be commend
ed for Us substitution of the auto
truck for tho old alow mule ' service
for the outside districts. If the same
rule wers to be applied to the excava
tor work, wo believe considerable sav
ing could lw) made. One auto-truck sa
cava tor could not pnly carry a bigger
load more rapidly ut it would make
possible, the hauling of- th res or four
cads at a time, instead of ons. as at
present. This would save drivers'
wages and mule upkoep. In additisn,
ii the pumping were dsns by, af smsll
portable gns englns,. tbs wages of two
or three men would tie saved, (sug
gested by Doctor; Fratt.) ' , ' i
. Work of lufasotors Waatad. '' f
"The ether w'srk of ths department
of public lipnlth and sanittioa Js di
rectly uniler.ths city and County 'physi-
s;" Jsh ispectors, then the sani
tnry .Hpoctors, and lastly the. milk In.
suectos. Tboae various inspectsrs dup
lKBieii ine worn wnicn tne-1 ooaru oi
hoaltk is doing constantly and' therefore
a groat measure,' merely as opportuni
ties tor political job seexers.
.'.' Recently tho 'policy bar been fol
lowed of doing hfaV with htaa all,
miu k to the smdil of Hlie present board
ef suprrvihaM. Darrisg thase-Inspection
and kanitstion. aspects of the work' of
tho. com riu ttee. ou public health and
saajtatiqii and also tbs wasto isvolvsd
in a puy gnraugs system, tho remainder
of its1 work scorns well worth while,. '
Tio cars pf the indigent sic snd
dend. devolves oiion the city and county
nhvsiciun with th aid of the . I'alama
Hjt) lenient nurtcs, whom' the oity and
('ouuty aids by tho salary of one nurse.
Wsto appssrs tyw, however. . The city
and eountr nhvsiciaa. sun commit Pa
tients to Jtbe Uneou's Hospital, but has
no authority to say when .they shall be
feitwrved from there. The result Is thr
ni'aay cases', stsy. thrrq ai 1.90 a day
who only , uoed dispensary treatment.
This is a" leak, that could bo stopped
by the eHtablishnient of an emergency
liospitnl at Uueca's with all day dl
peusnry , hoars and pther advastsges
which - we will shoyv later. "... Msy we
quote from the report, of the city sn
county physician for the year 1913,-In-sryency
Hospital Neadsd;
:"l horowitk wish to impress upo
vsn centluinen the Kreat need of a
oinerL'enrr hosuitul us it is indisponsi
tile lor the care of this 'Indigent sick.
It 'Is necessary (hut ths hospital be
equipped for-an nil day dispensary ser
vice. ' i
: "L strongly advise a complete reor
ganlcatioa oi our City ' and County
Health Department, limiting our health
matters to the rare of. the indigent
siuk, einergoucy hospital, Street sweep
isK and disposal of garbage, all other
matters ef health and sanitation to be
left to the supervision of the Territorial
Board of Health. "
."Tho fallowing shows the number of
eases treatod at the Queen's Hospital,
the Maternity Home, and Leant Home
and the numlier of hospital days;
No. of Hospital
Cases
.. 34
. . 14
..TIT
Days
Maternity Home ,
Le.ihL Home . . . . .
Queen's Hospital
' . i. i ' '
2M
.. 295
10,019
10,604
74
.'"There has' been a largo increase of
indigents during the past year due ts
the iniprovidont tyie of immigrants
that have been admitted, thus soon be
coming public charges, This condition
of .'.affairs has greatly added to our
monthly expense, and I wish to warn
you to bs prepared for at least fifty per
cent increase during the aext two years.
This also applies to the burial of Indi-
gonti which ehows a marked increase
due to the same cause. The present
standard of wages among taone who la.
bur is of such low ebb that sudden aivk
new ot- cost of a pauper's burial (twen
ty dollars) makes twenty dollars appeal
tke site of a cartwheel. I can see rio
way to reduce the number of hospital
cases or tno granting or. less Dtirial per
tnits." '
Peclares Flfiures BtartUng. ' '
. 'This fact presented by the city and
county pbysicUn is startling when we
consider that the eitv for 11S at $1,,10
per hospital day speqt lS,l)0i.U0 and
that a fifty per cent increase would
brtng it. to Tfl'.VI.Vl.OO for 1914. - ' '
"From his position in the Associated
Charities, the chHiruuiu of this commit
tee is able to corroborate all this testi
mony. This crisis is more severe thau
' . u
m
i .. .' . .
most nf na realise anil we nave not
reached ind crest at the wave yet. So
far ws have mo the ureeuraer of' the
f rightfslthlnjrihSt is coming. . Poverty
asd srSrvataiu are leading the War for
the iirnpss of sickness and death.
Vino, citr ana county tinysicisn is
ight In prcdlctii
l predicting an inrreased expen
diture in spite Sf depleted InconiA
Al further iitimlgratios into the Ter
ritory shsuld be curtailed natil we have
had a chanca to properly asslmilatS
that sn hand now. Another phase ef the
immigration-health problem faring this
city is thst often immigrant rrtccs are
immune and carriers of disease that ar
very destructive to.ns, such as hook,
worm, amoebic, diaentary, " vtc, , which
have apioared at our Very doors. 'nro
less immigration may mean ultimate de
pletion of onr rnce. ,
Would Elimlnats Politics. 'v
' "In the first place, for heaven's sale
let ns all, men of all political belief,
gnt together and eliminate politics from
out municipal afluirs. This is absolute
ly essential before any real progress can
bo made. Thvi game of politics ns play
ed in our mublripai affairs Is based ort
selfishness and greed. ',' It results in
cowardice in the facing of moral issiiet
nrt tinges tne whole city government
)th self-seeking and therefore .lnelti
sney. The basra bf efliciency ia a
generons spirit. And, few thors be who
nnd it. mis sen-seeKing itifiuriaiii
spirit rests not InF.erently in thif hrarli
of the men who' happen to I'i at the
present time undor responsiliilliy, but
in the totally inadoquatn concrj lion or
a municipal government in the ipinds ot
the slectorats at largs. - ' w . . '
'At the present time we kret hand
ling our City and county health matters
under two sets of overhead charges. 1C
board of health has sufficient rowers to.
do the trick, without the cltv asd ronfi-
ty duplicating its efforts. Tho bocrd
oi health is a group of efficient men
trained to think along the line of. piibi
e health. The iisuul public health and
sanitation commute from th tioa'rd of
supervisors Is from men picked st ran
dom from all walks of life. , Their man-
aaajMut cannot possibly be as effleirnt
as such a centralised institution aa the
board of health. :
' Honolulu shonld I'ave an emergoncy
hosltal. loeststl at Queen's, where
there could bo all-day ditpenssry so-v
ccwi' Jt eouldbave an efficient smlw
lanCe servkcv with a doctor fronj-1hi
kospitnl. always on call. Jt ' should
house a detal fUnie., with ear, eye,
noes and throat attachments. It would
sensralias this handling of disease and
sickness about Quern's, reducing over-
bad charges. ... From every point or
view it would b most efficient. This,
too, is worth onr while at the next
legislature. .',.. .; '-"'
."Only two par cent of the popu la
ion of Honolulu hss its gxrbage re
moved. Why 1 They .are financially
able. This is neither just morally nor
safe from a health standpoint. . It
plaeea a heavy tax nioa a few and does
not render- service such as the people
have right to expacti It forces 'gar
bage to remain . uncollected which
should be eolloeted for the sake of the
pnblie health. Thia is certain, because
ninety-eight per cent of ths population
does not have its garbage gathered. .
"Now, then, a tax of seventy-five
cents per person per annum Would net
the city of ; Honolulu -approximstoly
4fi,(W)0 anlly, nwra .tbanisitoiiga: to
do the. work for the entire, city, if put
on an efficient basis of management.
Furthermore, It wquld giye the board
r health authority to compel people to
keep their planes clean., wbeiyas imjw, it
is id, a nieuKtre oeipiesa... -viean-up
IUv WMtl.l liilin ..n ....... .V....
and Honolulu would losk -as H should
' , 1 1 . IIIIHOVrMMI T IHOI1,
leaa.J,S .. '",'. ; .
"in conclusion, we fesl that ahs City
snd .County. Health and .Sanitation
Department is, increasingly efficient,
though It lias. 'net yet arrived. Its
efficiency may bs further Increased by
eliminating all inspectors, bv a, free
gsrbage system, by the application of
the frontage tax laws, by an emergency
hoapitnl, and by making the chairman
of csmmitte and the city and county
physician ex-offlcio ' members of tho
Board of Health. '
" Keapectfully enbmitted,
"WM. 8FENCEB HOWEK,
" ; "Chairman.
Has Garbage Collected Free.
A. F. Judd said in comment that one
remedy for th existing conditions is to
givo tke supervisors the right of levy
ing tsxes, on ths same principle of "If
the bahy wants the raxor let him hsve
it." He said that there probably never
would be a general awakening on the
part of tie public, until the taxpayers
were hit through their pocketbooks. ,
A. i C'nstls said that "you can't
toll county employes anything;, they
know it all." - i
Senator J add mentioned the fart that
he had had free garbage collection for
a long time, although he had asked to
have a charge made, and that bis neigh-
Dors, who wer not senators, couldn't
get their rarrage remsved at any price,
-t tit a a t , m . '
v. v, Asnrora was in ravor of a re
peal of tha "citizen labor law," aa
one lactor in controlling the situation
I her was considerable discussion
concerning the beautiful and expensive
cement leunis courts st Jtnplolani l'ark
vjm cuiiBLruiviuu entirely un
suited to the purpose.
Judd, reverting to ths question of
free garbage rolloctisn, said that it
was the city wastes and not the gar
rage that constitutes the problem
Whst people want to know ia not tin
amount of money spent 'r 'collected
but bow much it costs er loail nu
how many loads there are, Speukin
of parks, he said that about half the
city parks are private property, and
that there are not enough of them.
There ought to be a free bathing beach
out beyond ' Moaualua, Judd said, - for
the, benefit of the congested population
of the Palamu and Kaljht section. He
criticized the shortsightedness' of the
city fathers in not taking up the roc re
ation grouud system.
O. F, Bush said ths anpervisors got
lots of blame that really rested with
the citUeus of Honolulu).
CONCtHUJ, Xew Hampshire, March
2H.-r.losiah L, Fernald, administrator
sf the cstuto of. Mary Baker O. Kddy,
founder of the Christian Scientist
Church, completed the . settlement of
his account iu the probata court today
by turning over the sum of J,5lin,(i:iL'
to the trimtiX'S ipmiated under the will.
He aim) made a Wnnl payment of MM!'J
011 account of inhcritiiuce and succes
siou tux, making the total paid to the
sttito 1 18,082.
i ' ; "
4 ' V.' -MnHrit'ffl'm
f . . r --
.J.MARINK TIDINGS.
K By Mercltnats Xxchanga,
'JL :
Wednesday. April 8w
"Son Francisco A rtlved. April Y. 5 P.
Pm., rl. S. Mnnoa, henen March SI.
San Francisco Sa.led, ' April 7, 2:4(1
p. m., S. H. VeDtivrn, for Honolulu.
balina t rur. ArtiveiL April 7, S. 8.
Virginian from lils, ,Jan'h 24.
. Bydney bailed, Altil 8. 8. t?ono
ma, fur lionolulu. ' - '.v
HotMla K.IU lr,.;i.R Sf Ml-.
L ' sourian, xor .iionuMnUtV-v-
pan rrnncisco vrrnvea, April s, o a.
- m si v r.L- tin. r u
. sj, us v'"" 'i i"S siviii As or v ta,
a i. y- -
Sun Francisco Hnilod, ApTil 0, noon, S,
n.. v iineiunna lor Honolulu. I
Sss VranKsfO Mailed. April 0, schooner I
iinoipu ior nana. r ... . , ,
'. i I . i i. i i
- PORT OF HCNOLUUy
';;, ,y- AKBxtzD. : '; -
' ' '.' ;.., TttfSday.'April T.
' Str. Mauna turn, from Hawaii, .:20
a. m T'.'-.- . . v..
Sr. Mauna Ka, from Hawaii, 7:10
Str. . Lurllne from. Hun Frnnclscn I
11.15 a m . ,; .. ;.-.:.'
Mr. J A. Chansler, from Monterey,
:45 p. m. ' , '
' - - l
8tr. W. G. Hall, from Kauai ports,
iu:au a..m, j.,) j ,s . ; . -, .
Tiiursda
av. Anrll 9.
6trui;laudine, from Maui ports, 4:30
a,-m.
Fower sclir. -Jlokolir; ' for Kauai, 7
a. m. " : . .
Ktr. Kinau, for Kauai, 5:10 p. Pi. ..
Htr. Mikahula, for Molokai, 8:25 p.m.
Htr. Mauna Kca,'fflf Hilo,. J a. m.
Htr. Matsonia. for Han Francisco.
1.VX'& ,LiJlliCll itl. .'WU . -
Str. Wailsle, for ilswau ports, 12:131 ' ' - Sesstoa Baleat
'J?' 'J''' ' "' 4 "V ' '',' ,'oJ''20,tahu Aig. Co., Vt.r2'i; H. !
Htr. Manningtry, for F.ureka, 1:?Q. ;..". jjfc-. 41 1 .on itfl.Kwa. U.7KtvlA
F: ' . . i
Kchr. Repeat, for Wouth Bond, Z p.m.
tHr. Knkui, for CtwMtl u . :
Str, J. A. Chanslor. for Kaanspal'u
a. m. '
"BtT. Xiikellke. for Kauai Ports, 4:80
p. m.
- ttr, Mani, for Hawaii ports, 4i3A p. ni,
Htr. W. ii, Hnl; for Kauai ports, ft
1. m:" .;' . . -v ,-. .
Stf. Alasksn for ryrt Alletff B p. m.
'. " " ' PAJSSElTOXSa. '
''''y ' AntTad. v. ;'A.' '".;' '
Ter str Mauna Ken from Maui and
Hawaii ports. From, Jlilq. U), Sher
wood, V, V. Montgomery, Nucyashl,
Miss E. IV. Kowoll, .Mrs. Ji C Klmes,
Miss K. Kalino, Misa K. Henry, Miss A.
Lang,. O. F. Lang, C. Haslott, 'J. V.
Williams D.',K. liaysolden aud wife,
M. J. Adams, wife and daughter, , Miss
Hitchcock, - Mrs. Hitchcock snd maid,
Mrs. A. C.' Montgomery. W. H. lleen,
F. A. Cook,' Mrs. Heng and two chil
dren, S.. Fukuda and wife,' Mrs. K.
I'urdy and dnngh'ter, Mrs, M, Maxfeld',
n. . Aynn, Mrs. . rv.mti
children. W, r 11. Hisermsn, Father
James, Miss JU .Crox-ior, Miss' Al. (for-
rnst, Geo. ,U Angus aud wife, Miss U.
Sibley, O, Molrt B. Fs Henstand and
wire, Miss E.. iitdgats, . ivwoag ia,
Mrs. U Marina and, Isnr cnuuren, airs.
Zimuienuaa, -F. Sylvestori From M
haina H. Focke,. Miss Focke, Miss
Kodick, Mrs. J..W. Hearle, Mrs. .
Oyama nnd child, W( T. Frost.
Ter str. Clnndine, from Maul ports,
April 9. O. Mitchell, 11. T. Hrodoriek,
.1. Chalmers, W. Devereaux, O. Cnrr, 1
Ferreira, Hong You ,A. W. Tai,' C Bald
win, r. F. Baldwin, J. V- Fmnkington,
F. F. Sohmidt, C. Ma lie, Mrs. Mahoo,
James U, Coke, W. M. AleXaodor, Mrs.
Watanabo, James Morse. .
.tr w n ti.li from Kauai tmrtx.
April Mis B. AJHlermaan; Oapt (1.
Leaverott, i; Humbolt, C. Muller, P.
Anderson, C. Hpillner, Joe Volanto, Miss
Mow . A. Ourtlev, Mrs. Oartley, E. F.
Bishop. Mrs. Bishop. 1. .
--. . , n-naxted. ' '
fa- .-. ' .
Per str. Kinsu, for Kauai po
A.rir7.TIl. S. IVcker F, L. Davis,
w .. r ' j' 'i-"""r
Mrs. Hayselden, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A.
Rice, Miss E.IUce; Miss J. Bice, A.
llaneberg. . r; . , '
Per str. Mikahaln, for Maul and
Moloksi port, April, -Mrs. JI. Hatch,
Miss May lunn, Mrs. fbarles Lind.-
,Per str. Matsouia, for Saa Francisco,
April .oVMiss P. K. Austin, Miss A-
Auunws, , iu. u, -Tii.-,
.iiiunis ami riiiin, jiiij. i . "i.-M,
Dtirothy Allen, V, Barter, Mrs. C. O.
Hockns, four thi'dron and maid, O.'IL
Brswn, J. B, Ilium, Mrs. J. B. Blum,
("!. A. Berton Mrs. O. A. Berton, H. E.
Burke. O. D. Bavin., Miss A. T. Hot-
tomley, Miss R.' Bottomley, W. I, Car-
imnter. A. Churchill, Mm A. Churchill,
'm, Cullen, C. P. Currutkers, V. S.
v iiunuirr, mr. t. .-. v im i,
W. (I. 4'handlcr, A. J. DehaV, Mrs.
J, Debify, , M ut , 11, Prake,,Mjs M,
Heck si' her, Mrs. August I feck srlier, Mrs.
H. llsuvhs. Miss tlanghs, Mrs. V. W.
llol.bt. E. M. Holmes. R, H. Iredell,
Miss K. M. Izznrd, S. P. .Tacolinih, Juo.
T. .bines,' Mrs. . Inn. 'P.- Junes, Mev, H.
P. .lndd, Mrs. H. P. Judd and child,
T. V. King, 1). T. Killum, Mrs. 1).
Killum, Master , Killum, Kelson
IJegler, Miss, U lJesn, ueo, u. uoyia, u. Tremaino, Mrs.. Allen Tonnsv. U
Mrs. Geo. H: Doylo, Lieut. J. O. D ily, W. Voslmrg, Mrs. O. W. Voslmrg' Mrs.
Mrs. Chna. M. Kyman, Mrs. J. D. Foa- P. A. White, V',W. W'Ultaker 'Misa
ter, X 1. (biff. U. Q. (1111, Mis. U (lra,WaNh,l. R. Webster, J. A Watt
C.ill, Miss Dorian Oray, AV: U (lood- H. Wsterl urv, Mrs. H.' A. Young Mrs
kind, Mrs. W. L. doodkind, J. C. Uage, K, IX, 1 Qiing ' J. 11. Williams.
Mrs. J; O. ge; H,' M. Gregg. Auaust .. '-- ' r t -
Honolulu Stock
thnrsdny, April 9, 1914.
NAME Of STOCK
CSlTl
rA.D vr
ess
11 41 1 . . '
Alex. Hn.lwm Ltd. . $S.Ot.0On t
l'5
C Hnwn ca....... .Isai.m.u, w
'r
f.wa ......1 9,Vm
Hsiks..., , l.lsm.int
Hsw. Axriculttxal .... 2.i'i.tt
Ml 14
I'V ....
ion, to
Hsw. Sua. tM! o .imi.u
2& 21
HI. l
an ik
Hsw. fut. Co. ...... ..I I.dKl.OISI1
KlMOnu. V7U1.UX.
Hiilchinsen Susar Plsn
1UU JU
ltlB Co- r tSnS.tWS
4
20 II
r' to
Kckaha Suirsr C . J' l.bwo-
SOI, ................. 7.XVI
McHcrrt Kiis. C kui M
OahuSussr Co ...... x 5.0'k'M
Olsa fwiaar Co. Lid J. S.rxi.m
II
12 u,
l"4
Ononws ...I l.ykHIK.
, 'A
Puuhaii Sua.Flaa.Cs-L iom.txi
an
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too
S
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Pnwehco I 7-l..H
Pioorrr MiU Co.... inun.iU:
IA
60
Wualua Arr. Co I 4 'O'.Ot
1i
Waiuilni Suamr Co..,1 kl"".
(l
wsimanalo ..I
III,
Wasnsa ftusar MiU... VMM
i MucsuAasOiaj'
l ;
ftsSSsPCs. ld ..
WaPPC. Coal..
"m. Klrrtr
Haw. hr. Cs. Lld....
Hw, Pincaj'plt Ca....
Hilo R. R. Co. Ha....,
Hilo R. R, Co, Com....
Mannlnls Prcwinr a
MalNntCo Ld.,..
"on. Os Co. Pld
Han. (las Co. Com."'
s.m,!
Tslffl.
I.2MI.V C
7(1'. lj
IMI1
20
lOBl25
,
I
UK
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SN.SX
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iw.'.nirt
12in.MKi
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107
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2.04.IU'
Mutual let. Cov..
15
jf- "SW"
" Rub.C.s...
O. R. A I. Co
(.UHH.SIM
kM,uui
-j-1
aawa(UlokKub'o
29"
Bonds
AsiLOir)
Undulf
H.m.k. mir r s.
Haw. Cam. a Sugar Co.
6 e..
, .osn
asw,uw.
Hswsiisn IrrCo ts.,
Hsw. Ter. 4 c . (Rl
rauini null u-t-l--Haw.
1f. Sac Puk lai
Uno.oro
Haw. Ter. 4 s c Pull ba
i.Mt.oon
l.uonrn
l.ti.nm
I.244.0W
LMOOOt
Hsw. f r. 4.' p C
scr. n x-i J..
haw. Tff. i p c.
Hsw. Ter. Stf a c.
Hun R.K.Spc(lsutoJ
iBon. .....
Hilo R. R, Co. Ba &
Ewtn. Dn. Ss
t.5M,0O0
n
10
Hooksft Co. tsl
Hon. Gas Co.. Md Ls.
30.01)01
w' 100
MHoo.R.T.LCo.ip
tl.SIO .
41 10..
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l.UaJ.utOi.
liM.MIIO .
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1.UI10.0IKI .
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k a 1 1 a I kw i .1 isai
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N.S-.i CosV
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a e...
tot
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psciiw (suiae rtluMr
400.000J
101 J!
racli'ie DuW'Mia'Co!
JMnns'....',
4tW.0i !.....
Pioneer still Co. ?l e. c
SamCarkw MiU Co. p.c
Waialua Axr. Ca J p.c
. ' Between Boards.
Mut. Tet Co:, 130, 40, 5,'H, 13.00;
40 Olaa, 1.1,2. - ,-
Hon. H. U. Mty J.50.. . -4
' " ' , ' -
r '' ' Quotation - . i
' 6S'pcg. Analysis Boeta, Os Slid; psr-
Itv. 8.80i 00 Deg Cent, (for Haw. Bu-
gars), i.wa.
-Notioa. .'.;, .
April P, 1014. No session of ths x-
'hang tomorrow, April W, Oood Frl
day;
STATEMENT OF oWKTfeSIHlF, MAN.
1 , AQEMENT, CIKCUIATION. U
- .:--'; ' , si
. ; Hawaiian' Onxette, l?cmj-Weekly.
Editor, B. O. Miithmion.
! Business Manager, C. 8. Ciano. rt'
Publishers: .The Hawaiian Uaxette
Co., Ltd.' - . ' 1 ..,".'
Owners Htorkholders holdiitg 1 per
cent or more of total amount of stock.
1 L. A. Thurston, Hosululu.
B, Crane, Honolulu. , ,.
Mrs.' A. W. Fsarson, Honolulu.
Flward Deknm, Honolulu. '.' ' !
Fttate W. M. Fomroy, Honolulu.
Iiondbolders, Mortgages and other ss-
I .:, i.i.i. ..
-""' ""':; . V,,
CHAllLJCa B. CRANE,
. ' ' ' - Masager.
Sworn Snd ssWribcd to before me
this 1st, day of April, A. 1. 1014.'
" HYLA H. (XX)NLEY,
Notary Public for' the- First Circuit,
" 1 Territory of Hawaii. -My
eerumiasioa expires Jun 30, 1914.
1 , , ; " .' ' i " ' ' " '
Kudor, Mrs. Nelsoa A. Kudor, H. M.
Loiut.ard, Mrs, 1. M-. Iioiubard, maid
and chauffeur, Mrs. '11. EL LantryMiss
Holea Laatry, .Miss M. T. La hey, Xlrs.
,T. M. Litchfield, B. I. Lillie, Mrs. . I.
Lfllie, Vtm. Llewellyn, Ward Mont-
mery. Miss K. Markham, W. T. Mont-
1 , yi Wr"'. Montgomery, J-
Moir, Mrs. -Jsa, Moin Miss K. Moir.
Miss X. Moir and maid, Miss B, Mi-
Inger, Mrs. W. L. Murphr, M. C Mc-V
Gonaglc, Mrs. W. C. McOonage. child
nJ nurse, J. A. McCaadlesa. Mrs. .
A. McCaudloes, !. 1L X toper, Miia Wil-
ma Jsash,' Mrs. B. S. Norris, Mrs. u, u.
N.vo, Peter Uxaen, Mrs. Peter Oson,
Ma.ter Oxsen, Miss M. O'Brien, W. O.
0gg, Mrs. W. O. Ogg, U It. Priester,
miss ni. jv. xaiiner, Atiss ts. faUiXfeu,
j, iW. Quinn, Mrs.' J. W. Quiiin, Mrs.
O. W. Itodolph Miss Helen Kodolph,
Miss Marion Kodolph. Mrs. A. F. Rodda,
Miss E, K. Bodda, C. 8. Band, Mrs. C.
s. Rand, Miss Band and governess,
Frsnk L. Bowe, Mrs. F. A. Stump, Mas-
ter Stumpy Wm. B. Kchraeder, Creo. H.
Sihwarta, Miss B. M. See tier, Oeo. W.
i nrikf,n jiirs. w, j. opear, Alias
,-'r. n. . ouiveiv, Mrs, Jt. u, Hmve-
lv, J. (). Stokes, Mrs. J. O. Stokes. Ml-s
O. Sibley, Mrs. W.. 11. Stlmson, Miss F.
Sullivan, L. K. Shepherd, Mrs.' W E
Shepherd, T Siito, P. 11. Smith, Mrs.
P. H. Smith. Mis V V sliiv.m i
Swift, Mrs. p. A. Swift, Mrs. E. S,
Shepherd, Geo, ' Scliaefer, Miss tiara
T af t, M lis Dorothy Taft, Miss . M.
. i iineiii, ueo. ii. lunniens Mrs, (ico
A. H. Tiismons, Mjss 11. Tiuimons F J
11. 1 Thomss, Mia. F. J. Thorns Mrs ' H
CABLED SUGAR QUOTATIONS
Sugar quotation received yesterday
by tho Hawaiian Vaunt Pluntera' Aaso
elation from the California and Hawal.
iau Sugar, Refluliii? Company ares U(l
T. Idegreo test centrifugals, 2.93, 500,
A. t deg, analysis Beets, us. $70.00,
f-i 4 s
(lij.iu