The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], December 05, 1900, Page 6, Image 6

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THE" PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONCFTAT. DECEMEEK 5,
1900i.
FOR SALE.
THE FOLLOWING PLANTATION
MACHINERY, SUPPLIES AND MA
TERIAL. IS OFFERED FOR SALE BY
C. BREWER & CO., LTD.:
FULL PARTCULARS AND PRICES
CAN BE HAD BY CALLING AT
THEIR OFFICE ON QUEEN
STREET.
ONE BURLEY DRILL, COMPLETE
WITH 40 II. P. BOILER, AIR COM
PRESSOR, ETC.
ONE SET FOWLER STEAM PLOWS
(TOUR GANG) AND FULL ASSORT
' MENT SPARE PARTS.
THREE 25 H. P. STIRLING BOIL
ERS. ONE SET GREEN'S FUEL ECONO
MIZERS 132 TUBES.
TWO WORTH INGTON HIGH DU
TY 8TEAM PUMPING ENGINES, CA
PACITY 6.000,000 GALLONS PER 2
HOURS. AGAINST A TOTAL. HEAD
OF 4X0 FEET.
ONE 25 H. P. UPRIGHT TUBULAR
BOILER.
ALSO, CALIFORNIA MULES, IN
FINE ORDER.
PORTLAND CEMENT.
STEEL T RALLS. 25 POUNDS AND
M POUNU3.
TWO 15-TON FLAT CARS, I-FOOT
QUAGS.
TWELVE 1-TON FLAT CARS, S
.FOOT GUAGE.
ONB STUMP PULLER.
T
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"I Would
Like to
Exchange
These two pins for something
different ' from your stock, if I
may, as I ordered these from the
Coast and they
do not please
C Brewer & Co.
LIMITED.
Queen Street.
Lands
me.
So spoke a lady some time ago
and seemed greatly surprised
that we did not at once comply
with her wishes.
Needless to. say that we were
as greatly surprised at such a
request. Doesn't the above illus
trate Just what has occurred to
you over and over again? How
often have you been entirely
satisfied with the article ordered
from away? Probably not often.
Now that conditions are the
same here there would seem no
further excuse for sending
abroad for those things which
. 1 ,.,,.11 a
can be purcnaaeu w
home.
We don't want all the bust-
. - m I. Yx . .
ness, only a snare ui
when dividing it, let the home
people have it.
You have noticed the very
large stock of holiday goods In
every department. If there ever
was a time when we could cater
to your wants, that time is now.
Our stock contains everything
needful and useful, and If you
cannot come to make a personal
selection, we will gladly send
you a large selection package,
and as many as wanted until
your wants are satisfied.
EXTINCT VOLCANO EDITOR
MAY BE PARDONED SOON
w
ILL1AM H. MARSHALL has
friends working for his- pardon
and they hope to have him re
leased from Oahu prison in
time to partake of Christmas cheer in
his home. The movement was only re
cently begun and a petition will be cir
culated and presented to the Governor
asking him to exercLse his prerogative
In the granting of pardons and release
the former editor of the extinct "Sun
day Volcano."
The former editor has been confined
In the prison some weeks and Is em- .,
ployed In clerical work. He Is ere of
the bookkeepers and has the accounts
relating to the disbursing of food sup
plies. On his first introduction within, the
walls of the prison he was sent out
with the common class of convicts who
are required to do road work and other
menial labor. Since then the Attorney
General recommended many changes in
the classing of prisoners and Mr. Mar
shall came under the privileged class.
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A C"E:A
XiTias
Presents
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For
THE NEWS OF THE
HAWAII COURTS
Sale.
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FORT STREET.
Jeweler and Silversmith.
IjOTS IN KINO STREET TRACT
from tLXSO to $1,500 a lot, formerly
known aa G. N. Wllcox'1 premises.
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Box 342.
B
A nolle prosequi was entered yester
day in the case of the Territory of Ha
waii against H. N. Almy, proprietor of
the Waikikl Inn, and the first Judge of
the Circuit Court ordered the defendant
discharged.
The case arose out of the arrest of
Mr. Almy on September 6, 1900, for sell
ing spiritous liquors on the premises of
the Inn without first Obtaining a li
cense, in the circuit court a numoer
of witnesses testified to having pur
chased claret, whisky punches and
other beverages on September 2. Judge
Wilcox fined Almy $250 and costs.
In the case of the Territory of Ha
waii vs. Hana (w), charged with selling
spiritous liquors on October 13, 1900. to
one H. Le Roy, without first having
obtained a license so to do, a nolle
prosequi was entered in the Circuit
court and the defendant discharged.
In the District Court the defendant
was fined $100 and costs. The principal
witness for the prosecution, Harry Le
Hoy, has quit the country and his
present whereabouts are unknown.
TURK GOES FREE.
The case of malicious Injury against
Frank J. Turk, one of the waterfront
crimps who has lately, gone to San
F. L., portion kuL 7156 and portion, ap.
2 of Gr. 25S2. Honolulu, Oahu. Con
sideration $30,000.
November 27. No. 6S11 Lau See to
Wong See; lots 11 A, 14, 14A and 10A.
Pawaa, Honolulu, Oahu. Conafdera
tion $1.
ALIBED fiALDEB BURLED.
TWENTY LOTS IN MAN OA VAL-
UCT, formerly Montano'i Tract, $3,000
a lot.
FOUR HUNDRED LOTS IN KAITJ-
LAN1 TRACT, from $200 to $250 a lot.
FDTTT LOTS IN KEKIO TRACT,
opposite Makee Island. $600 a lot.
TWINTT LOTS IN PUUNUI
TRACT. 100x200. $1,200 a lot
Etc., Etc.
GOT A GOLD?
Take something
To stimulate
Your appetite.
Bass' Ale
Died From the Injuries Received in
a Fall on Molokai.
The funeral of Alfred Haider, who
died at the Queen's Hospital. Monday
evening, was held yesterday afternoon
at 4 .o'clock. The deceased was badly
mangled by the fall of a derrick pole at
Kaunakakai, Molokai, on v Friday while
he was engaged in loosening a guy rope
at the top. He was brought to Hono
lulu on the steamer Noeau and attend
ed by Dr. Walter Hoffman.
He was a German by birth, but !
naturalized American citizen, and aged
about 37 years. He leaves a widow
I He came to Honolulu about the time
(the plague broke out and secured em
ployment as a guard. His ability, how
' ever, was such that he was sent to the
fumigating station next Kaumakapili
church by Alfre.d W. Carter, who was
then In charge of the guards. He was
put to work In the fumigating depart
ment and proved a capable worker.
It was due to his sharp lookout that
much of the property stored In and
about the church was not stolen. After
YOU MAY SOT THINK OF
A "Take-it-Ezf
Veranda or Lawn
Swing.
For Adults ami
Children.
5.00
Lawn Mower
Just the thing this, rainy weather.
while the grass is growing eo fast.
IL -'-.' . ' A'A t..
we have just received a new lot Grass Catchers, assorted sirai- fit
9nv Vnrsr ' "
Pacific Cycle .& Mfg. Co,
EHLER BUILDING.
FORT STREET.
his services were through with as an
Francisco, was nolle prossed in the Cir- 1 employe of the Board of Health he se
cult Court yesterday. The action was cured employment with the Wilder
brought by Wm. Bradford, a seaman, Steamship Company on the steamer
who alleged that Turk had taken away Helene, where he had a billet as mate,
personal property from him to the val- His wife came here in June. He was
ue of $100, and as both the complain- then employed by Catton & Neill.
ant and defendant have left the coun- ( The McBryde Plantation Company
try a nolle prosequi was entered. employed the deceased lately to unrig
JURORS WERE EXCUSED. the mtn at th American Sugar planta-
4,,,, r o.,,! f tion. now defunct. In his fall from the
topmast of the sixty-foot pole his skull
was fractured, both legs broken and
his collar bone fractured. His wife was
in constant attendance on him until the
last sad moments of his life.
AND
GUINESS'
STOUT
From the famous bottlers,
M. B. Foster & Sons,
LONDON.
Refuse to take any other.
FOR SALE BT
For further particulars apply to
I. C. Mi
& Company
Real Estate
Brokers.
10 WEST KING ST
1 BHiM MILL CO.
LAEGER COMPANY
ltd
LIMITED.
Sawing, Planing. Turning, 1 1:
Large Stock of Molding kept on
hand.
Kiln Drying, 2 specialty
Estimates furnished on short notice.
Kawalahar fct., Kewalo
OAHU 1CE&
ELECTRIC CO.
ICE DELIVERED
To any part of the City.
Hoffman & Markham
Telephone Blue 3151. P. O. Box 600.
Kin and Bethel Streets, Honolulu.
A
Family
Group!
We make a buisress of taking pic
turesmake a feature of art photo
graphn. We study the arrangement of
groups and the posing of Individuals,
and our work la the sort that Insures
Jsfactlon all around.
?all and be convinced.
manners
and the
J. J.
WILLIAMS
ART
STUDIO
yesterday notified the jurors impan
nelled for the term that they were ex
cused until again notified to be present.
MAMJAMUS H1L.L, UF COSTS. .
In the. matter of the application of NO PAY FOR TOIL AND PERIL.
D. L. Akwai for a writ of mandamus OAKLAND, Nov. 14. A hard-luck
vs. J. A. McCandless, Superintendent story comes off the whaling bark Gay
of rublic Works for the Territory of head that came down from the north
Hawaii, a bill of costs amounting to on November 2d and slipped silently
J9.50 has been filed on which is writ- up to her moorings. A Btory of days
ten the following notation: "O. K. and nights of fruitless watching for
without prejudice as a precedent to the blubber and bone among the ice floe-3;
claim of right to recover costs. K. P. of daily burials at sea of men who died
Dole, Attorney General." from scurvy or some strange disease,
w- and desertions of others who feared
REAL F8TATK TRAKRARTTnNs tne horror that lurked in the forecas-
'nvhr m ct:;itti, The story was told today iby J. J
Kailihiwa et al.; interest in hui land Knewell, who shipped before the mast
of Ilolualoa 1 and 2, North Kona, Ha- on the recent cruise and was with the
wail. Consideration $2. bark on its ten months' voyage in the
io. boa Kanupipi and wife to L. . Arctic seas. He is a negro, possibly
T.n v ,iV 1 x, OI "'ua" nfty years of age, with the
it Ltin 2ti2rth Kna' HaWaii- Cn" aught in ante-bellum days
No. 6757-J. Hoopil to E. M. Kupele; broad dialet of "way down south.
Interest In It. Ps. 149, 221, 160 and 2182, Hat ia hand, he slipped into the de
reahi Hamakualoa, Maui. Considera- partment Where Judge Hart is trying
tion $70 the famous water case. Frightened,
-xo. fcioj w. bingienurst to P. M. but evidently determined, he took up
caif utrJi' it iff rSX ?,et position in front of the bench and
ation $JSJo. ' ons5der- asked for permission "tub. speak tuh
No. 6764 !. Wlnam, tr., to J. K. de Cout" Without waiting to have his
Clark; lots 12 and 17. block b' Kanahulu request granted he launched into his
Honolulu. Oahu. Consideration $110. story, but it was Incoherent through
ii.;.,i?.tsA3?nd blo.ck 5 Kapahulu, corridor hy Baliff Morrison. There
embe?2 U'N PTVTt en0u wa learned to know that he
iu. ixoagins; lot 20, block B of Gr - -i " .
3400, Kulaokahua, Honolulu, Oahu.' to tne office of Che district attorney,
Consideration $4,500. ' where he told his story to Deputy
xo. buj-u. Lt. Beal to W. M. Camp- Hynes.
i-, i i, I" It ' DlocK B of Gr- 3400' Knewell had shipped on a wage of
M-tirm t i wSi """V1UJU' wanu- wonsia- 40 per month, he said, but had drawn
No. 6777-W. C. Achl and wife to R.'? !??ney' ?nd aJrid
Rycroft; lots 65. 66, 67 and 68 King in thls port he with others of the
street tract. Honolulu. Oahu Conoid- crew, was given $1 and to.d there was
eration $3,750. nothing more coming to him, as the
No. 6780 Wons Leong and wife to bark had taken but one whale.. He
iasUCi?J.?:TPorton Rxp- 3546 kul- 10" alleged that the men were ill treated,
Son $3 000 IIonolu,u' ahu- consider- and not glvea proper food and as a
November 26. No. 6782 M White- result Jonn Seaman died cm June 25th;
house and husband ft,, m in w vt the second mate, John W. Smith, on
Shlpman; piece land (1.03 acres) Puueo' July 14th; Alfred Miller on July 21st,
"nu, nawaii. consideration $750; ana jose lorres on July zza. ine two
mortgage, $2,000. latter deaths occurred at Dutch Har-
r r?;637MreujTa nd husDand (L. bor, and frightened at the .daily death
kul 629 Puueinio Hawan'' Consld" list' several meD SlipPed Vr the Slde
eration $500 "awail. Consid- an(J deserted 0ut of a crew of twea.
No. 6784 W. V. Rodenhurot nn-i wifP ty-two. all told, the bark had returned
to L. Mackenzie; 2 1-2 acres land Ma- with but twelve. Knewell wanted pa-
Kapaia, North Kohala, Hawaii. Con- pers that would compel the captain to
" vnae'2? 00. r Pay hIm his wages, and offered to
Iwwv ibi i . . . JwW- Ke," brinS to the attorney several members
Nth'liohaa00 Vr3lh of the crew who would substantiate
$20. -...-w hig statements
CDearainice
We are now holding the Larg
est Reduction Sale ever known
in Honolulu.
Come In and See Our Prices.
DRAWERS, from J5c up
TIES, from 10c. up.
GOLF SHIRTS, from 40C up
UNDERSHIRTS, froin20ciip
SILKS, from 25c up.
SUSPENDERS, from 15c up.
SOCKS, 25c for 4 pairs.
Mattings, Screens and
Umbrellas,
etc., etc.. srr, eTC.
Must go at the lowest price:
Fort Street, Upstairs.
OHIA WOOD FOR SALE
In any quantity. Apply to
W. C. ACHI & CO.,
10 West King Street.
July 20, 1900.
BtAVER lira ROOMS.
II. J. NOLTE, Proprietor.
Fort Street, Opposite Wilder & Co.
FIRST-CLASS LUNCHES SERVED.
With Tea, Coffee, Soda Water, Ginger
Ale or Milk.
Open from 7 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Smoker' Requisite! a Specialty.
No. 67Se Hoopii and wife to Apele et ' "Hit wuz des awful, sun, de way dem
al.; two pieces land (50 and 18 acres re- men died," he said. "Dey w'uz tuk
spectlyely). Kamaole, Kula, Maui. Con- down powuhful sudden, an' it 'peahed
Noa wuin , , s. 'lak dey des bloat an' bloat 'till dey des
H?opiiffl pieces landmVu0 couldn' bloat no mo'' an' de nex minit
la. Maui consideration 5 C KU"!dey wus daid. Puttin' uh man obah de
No. 6792 A. dos Santos et al to J N side evah day skeered some uh de men
Correa, one-half of land at Lahainai ' an' dey 'zuhted, lef de ship, suh. I wuz
vU e-.o?ndeat,on ,5,00- ion watch an seed 'em go. Dey wuz
to N u rw.' pR,pCa.-lIelrv U A,-! skeered uh de cap'n, too. He wuz uh
No. 28. Kanua. KooaupokOa Cond mighty suhvigrous man, used .us pow
sideration SHOO. ooiaupoKo' anu- Con-uhful bad an' didn' give us what we
No. 6794 C. S. Deskv and wife to J oughtuh hald to eat But I'm plum
Soares; lot 4. block C Villa Franca Hi- off 'n the bahk now, an all I wants es
lo. Hawaii. Consideration $250. ' Imah money."
No 6800 Minnie C. Aldrich to Helen Deputy Hynes instructed him to as-
Malr Co'nserauonloo3402' Gayhd, and then return with other
No. 6801-A. S. Hartwell to E. M. members of the crew, and he would
Carter; kuL 2553, kul. BO, F. L. kul. 6 seo what could be done.
IWRKRWI
HQTBL STREET,
Lots For Sale
82 FINE LOTS IN THE
Gulick Tract GSTBtf
PAGING hftO bift
Prices from $500 and up.
MAP AND Pi
PARTICULARS CAN BE HAD BY CALLING ON
MRS. L. A. OU .i'?C
RESIDENCE ON THE PREMISES. J i.l