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THE HOXOLLXU REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 190-
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Contractor and Builder
42 Punchbowl Street
Telephone BLUE 1701.
Jobbing Promptly Attended to.
Telephone White SOL :
Jobbing Promptly Attended To.
OSCAR SELLERS
PLUMBING.
Omce and Shop:
Beretaala. Near Alapal
Praaplcg Htailon.
472
Street
SEWER WORK A SPECIALTY.
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Why Not
KEEP YOUR HORSE
AT THE
Hotel Stables
Where the feed isgood,'Uie"con
ditions sanitary, attention kind
and prompt, and
RATES MODERATE?
Names Brown, Proprietor
FISH MARKET
BOOTH
Win. J. ARNOLD, Manager.
HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
CHOICE LIKE OF
Imported and
Domestic Meats;
Fish; Live and Refrigerated Poultry,
Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Potatoes,
Fruits and Vegetable.
Two deliveries dally to any place
within city limits at 9 a. m. and 3
P. ra.
easterners desiring to have their
orders delivered are respectfully re
quested to call and leave the same
prior to the hours above named.
.Telephone Main 379.,
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Delivered to all parts of
the city.
Oahu Ice &
BleGtriG Go.
Phone 3151 Bluo
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BIG SHIRT WRIST SALE LAST
ALL IMPORTED GOODS of
stylish fashions. Don't
Saturday, Jan. lsth.
j A. A. MONTANO, Prop.
1 H. F. DAVISON, Mgr.
ARLINGTON BLOCK.
Phone Main 311.
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Get
Your
Horses
From
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RHB Main
Ijjjig Id Get
TI TERRITORY STABLES
A MODERN LIVERY, up-to-date In every particular, flrstclaw
boarding. Rigs delivered and called for la any part of tae city.
S. F. Thonias, Manager.
aaatfoia:
NewYorkDentaliCASES BEFOBE
Parlors.
Room 4, Elite Building, Hctel Street
THE DENTAL SPECIALISTS.
No More Dread of the Dental Chair.
Teeth extracted and filled absolutely
without pain by our late scientific
methods. No sleep-producing agents i
or cocaine. These are the only dental j
parlors In Honolulu that haTe the pat-'
ent appliances and Ingredients to ei-aji day yesterday -with the case of
tract, fill and apply gold crowns acdjth Kapiolani Estate. Limited, against;
porcelain crowns, undetectable from; A S- Cleghorn. The matter was ar-
natural teeth, and warranted for ten
years, without the least particle of
pain. Gold crowns and teeth without
plates, gold fillings and all other den
tal work done painlessly and by sp&
clallsts.
Gold crowns, 55; full set teeth, 5;
bridge work, $5; gold filling, tl up;
silver fillings, 50c
H0 pUTES
Any work that should not prove sat
isfactory will be attended to free of
charge any time within 5 year.
We are making a specialty of gold
crowns and bridge work; the most
beautiful, painless and durable of all
dental work known to the profession,
Our name alone will be a guarantee
that your work will be of the best We
have a specialist in each department.,
Best operators, best gold workmen
and extractors of teeth; in fact, all the
staff are inventors of modern dentis
try. We will tell you In advance ex
actly what your work will cost by free
examination. Give us a call and you
will find we do exactly as we adver
tise. .6 '
Room 4 Elite Building, Hotel St.
LADIES IN ATTENDANCE.
Office open from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Make appointments for evening.
Wela Ka Hao Saloon.
QUEEN STREET.
JUST OPENED.
COOL DRINKS.
FINE GIGARS.
Tumble in some day!
McKENZIE & THOMPSON, Prop's.
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forget, it will close on
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PIES1T OF JEW
FIRST
CIRCUIT COURT HAS
HEAVY CALENDAR FOR
FE3RUARY TERM.
Chinese Want C. Bolte Arrested But
Judge Humphreys Declines to
I M V I (li li vcliWioa o; property ia thi oris
J- I-1JL J L J-LlOt iaai complaint.
It is said that the additional tes
Supersede Vilccx Kinney Com- -lodge Hamphreys directing J. S-.belt: deed; one-foerth interest In R.
J Walker, administrator of the estate! P. 7150. Kul. 10174. Kohalalele, one
plains That He Was Nat Notified j c strow, deceased, to pay andjfoarth Interest In R. P. 7191, Knl
of" Dunne's Application. deliver into court all moneys and"? S75B. Kaohe. Hamakua, Hawaii; S30
property of tho estate. j Book 231, page 12S. Dated December
Franz Christian Wilhelm Bach-1 14, 1501.
The Supreme Court was occupied ! hokz. a German, was vestardav ail- J. de Lima to Carlos R, de Souxa.
gued and submitted and today the
case of Jonathan Shaw against C. W.
Booth, exceptions from Circuit Court.
First Circuit, Robertson &. Wilder
for plaintiff and J. A. Magoon for defendant-appellant,
will be commenc
ed,
New Cases Filed.
Cases filed on return of summons! The fUwlS transactions In real August Item and wife to A. Zim
yesterday were as follows- (estate have been recorded: mermann; mortgage; Patent 4313.
" Action to quiet, title inland at Ma-1 J. Qealohakui and wife to S- M.. 0Iaa- funa- Hawaii: 51500. Bcok 232.
noa Frank Godfrey against John j Damon; deed; interest in R. P. 2S5S,'Pase 1- Dated December 2S, 1901.
Kidwell. Plaintiff claims that on
March S, 1S99. defendant obtained a
deed of the property from Emma
Metcalf Ikaika by wrongful methods.
J. O Carter, et al.. trustees of the
Bishop Estate, against Lulia (w.),
ejectment from land at Kawanana
koa; plaintiffs claim damages for
wrongful possession.
Lahela Kualwa against Kuaiwa, li
bel for divorce on the grounds of
cruelty and intemperance.
F. Lombard against A. M. Brown,
former marshal and present high
sheriff, action for 52000 for false ar
rest. On account of said arrest plain-
"ff declares that he has suffered and
at reputation and profession as
a teacher of languages have been
damaged to the extent of $2000.
There were five arrests and the
plaintiff states the history of each,
He also speaks of the refusal of
,. . . .
suit for damages without costs on ac
count of poverty.
The plaintiff says that while he
was in a weak condition. Messrs. Vos
siou and Schaefer, French and Italian
consuls, called on him and induced
him to accept 5200, which offer he
was unable to refuse on account of
his distinction.
Tho Divorce Mill.
John Degreaves brings suit for di
vorce from his wife, Caroline De
leaves, alleging unlawful conduct
Beke Ah Sing asks for divorce
from Akai Sing, alleging non-support.
She believes) she says, that her hus
band is a loafer and a vagrant, with
out any employment The woman
says her husband has never contrib
uted to her support.
William H. Wright against John
K. Gandall. assumpsit, claim for 52.
4O3.C0 with interest from May 31.
1901. indebtedness for money expend
ed by plaintiff for the use of defend
ant. M. L. Smith against the Honolulu
Stock Yards Company, in assumpsit,
claim for S4500 for building
February Calendar.
There are already 275 cases enter
ed on the calendar of the February
term of the Circuit Court, First Cir
cuit, as, follows: Criminal. 25: civil
jury, 202; jury waived, 22; and di
vorce. 26. Before the calendar is
closed it is expected that there will
bo other cases added.
Wanted Bolte Arrested.
A number of Chinese appeared be
fore Judge Humphreys in chambers
jesterday morning, asking for the
arrest of C. Bolte on a charge of as
sault and battery. Judge Humphreys
refused to take jurisdiction in the
matter, holding that it was a case
for Judgo Wilcox.
In the Federal Court.
In the United States District Court
jesterday morning Attorney Blgelow,
of counsel for the Bishop Estate, in
timated that there was some objec-
tion to the order of the Court on Sat-!
urday last putting the Government in
possession of the land condemned In
the suit against the Bishop ltatQ.'VHorner; deed; lot 1, block C, Villa
Judge Esteo consented to hear more
in the matter today.
Pursuant to the order of Judge
Estee. placing the United States in
immediate possession of the land. ,
subject to existing leases. United .
States District Att-rnev Dunne paid!
1 over 10 umei uierK .1a11uc jo..iji 1
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( for the 561.2 acres of Pearl Harbor ,
J land of the Bishop Estate.
Attornev W. A. Kinney, of counsel !
for the Bishop Estate, declared that
h had received no notice that the
Government was going to ask for
!i I such an order as was made by Judge ,
J Estee on Saturday.
.' District Attornev Dunne applied
; for and obtained th order under sec
jtioa 1559 of the civil code. Mr.
Dunne says that there Is nothing In
the statute requiring the giving 01
such notice as is spoken" of by Mr.
Kinney.
"The money Is here." said Judga
Estee. "and will draw interest The
Bishop Estate can tsko it c? refuse it
The Court signed ths order because
uader the law It was the only proper
thing to do."
Various Court Notes. ,
j A desaarrer has jeB siea n tae
case of S. C AHea agalBstT. K.
,Lucsa, tKiL.ovloHre.
Hearv Sikfcaastts a4ctSb tolacros' Jasd, Paacoi , Hilo.. 'Hawaii;.
- amend his complaint against Mar?
A. S. Rose and Sanford B. Dole, an
i emir hsrlnr tumn m-rfa In th.a. riM
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timonj- ia the Kamalo case will be
heard by Judge Humphreys daring
the present Tacation.
(Monday. February IT. has been set
Tor heariag the petition of Paikal for
, probate of the will of J. W. Kealakaa.
j Jade Humphreys has made aa or -
i der allowing Louisa Kaaloa, guar-
diaa of aertwo minor children, to 14243. Kaaaluiaa. Hasjakaa. Hawaii,
spend S5r for their support and edu-j W0. Bwk 232. pag IS- Dated De
cation. cember 5. 190L
An order has also been made by
mftted to United States citizenship
by raited States Judge Estee, I
Accounts of Marshal Hendry. Chief'
Clerk Maling and Referee Fleming
were yesterday approved by Taited,
States Judge Estee. '
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i
iiuuu iiWiini; Auiuiuiuuwi,
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Kul. 112S5. interest in R. P. 6S32,KuI.
.?.?R Mnanaln.a Honolulu Oahti 3500.
Book 229, page 319. Dated DecembTi
1G. 1901.
Gear, Lansing & Company to M
Ferreira; deed; lot 3, block 14, Kai-
muki tract, Honolulu, Oahu: 5400.; aership deed; rice planters, etc, Wa
Book 229, page 320. Dated January lIua- Kauai; capital $12,000. 10 years,
on ion. Book 224. page 479. Dated Decem-
I J , i o , ber 5. 1901.
Recorded January 2, 1901. j IIonoluIu Tobacco Companv, Limit-
Pacific Sugar Mill to W. Kekua; i ej, to See Hon Company. lease: store
release; interest in Grants 1SS2 and
1SS3, Hanapai and Niupaka, Hama
kua, Hawaii; $133. Book ISO, page
203. Dated December 30, 1901.
A. P. Pedro to Yee Sing Company;
lease; portion R. P. 452G. Mahele IS,
piece land. Waiau, Ewa. Oahu;- ten
years at $100. Book 233, page 14.
Dated June 20, 1901.
A. E. Cunha and husband to Hono
lulu Iron Works Company; lease; por
tion Ap. 1, R. P. 10S0, near Que-n
street, Honolulu, Oahu; twenty years
at 22.30 per month. Book 233, paga
16. Dated March 2, 1S97.
H. C. UIH to Wing Wo Tai & Com
pany; lease; It. P. 379, Kul. 5651D.
Ap. 1, Waikane, Koolaupoko, Oahu;
ten years at $100. Book 233, page 12.
Dated December 10, 1901.
E. Macfarlane to H. C. Ulil; con
sent to lease of R. P. 379, Kill. 5C5B.
Ap. 1. Waikane. Koolaupoko, Oahu.
Book 233, page 14. Dated December
10, 1901.
H. A. Hcen to Sang Hop Wai Com
pany; assignment of leasc; three
leaseholds, Waikikl, Honolulu. .Oahu;
$S00O. Book 22S, page 420. Dated De
cember 30, 1901.
F. E. Hobron to E. V. Harrison;
deed; portion R. P. 297, Kul. 11 3.
near Alakea street, Honolulu. Oahu;
$5000. Book 231. page 122. Datrtl
December 30, 1901.
Keauhulihla to Waianae Company:
ueed; R. P. 4909, Kul. 3096. Wallele,
Waianae, Oahu; $600. Book 231,
page 123. Dated December 31, 1901.
S. K. Kuikahi and wife to D.
Forbes; deed; R, P. 7365, Kul. 1291.
Puopaha. Hamakua, Hawaii: $140.?
Book 231, page 124. Dated December
17. 1901.
H. Muyamoto to S. I. Shaw: chat
tel mortgage; leasehold, near corner!
Kukui and Nuuanu streete, Honolulu.
Oahu; S700. Book 230, page 1G7.
Dated October 4, 1901.
S. Spencer et al to H. Armitage,
deed: It. P. 2674, Pouhuluhulu. Ho
nolulu. Oahu; 52300. Book 231. page
125. Dated August 10, 1901.
W. M. Minton and wife to A. V.
Gear; deed; portion lot 25. Pawaa
tract, Honolulu. Oahu; $1. Book 234,
page 1. Dated December 30, 1901.
W.-M. Minton to A. V. Gear; deed;
lot 29, block 7. Kewalo tract, Hono
lulu. Oahu; 51. Book 234, page 2.
Dated December 30, 1901. 0 a
A. V. Gear to Jane Minton: deed;
lot 29. block 7, Kewalo tract, Hono
lulu. Oahu; $1. Book 234, page 3.
Dated December 30, 1901
Recorded January 3, 1902.
M.
Joseph and wife to Mars. A.
Franca. Hilo. Hawaii; $300. Book
234. page 4. Dated October 12. 1S99.
Estate D. Kaula to T. May: deed;
one-half interest In R. P. 23000, Ke-
alakaha, Hamakua, Hawaii;
$2070.
Rook 234, page 6.
Dated November
29 1901.
w.tiitiiri Kpaeh liimnanv. i.imitMi .
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tQ F. Wundenberg; Fore Entry: Wai-1
kiki Inn premises. Waikiki. Honolulu. I
Oahu. Book 230. page 169. Dated!.
December 12. 1901. 1
1 ' 1
Recorded January . 1902.
L. L. McCandless to Mrs. M Ka -
jpola; deed; piece land Waianae Ewa ,
, Oahu; II. Book 229, page Sol. Dated
December 2S, 190L
First American Savings & Trust j
Company of Hawaii. Limited, to Pa-j
lolo Land &. Improvement Company,!
Limited; partials release; lots 9 and;ed up a dainty and neat Ice cream
10. block 101, Palolo tract. Honolulu, s parlor, corner of Alakea and King.
riQt.n tsnn nmt ;uv mm 1 70. 1 Everything clean and tasty. Ice
Dated January 4, 1502.
Palolo Land & Improvement Com -
pany. Limited, to M. Madeca Jr.;
deed; lot 10, block 101, Palolo tract
Honolulu. Oahu; $500. "Book 223,
page 322 Dated January 4. 1S02.
Recorded January S, 1902
Perrr Pearce to E. N. Kaaua;
j deed; oae-half interest In sbtty-ave
ISO. Book 23L page 130 Bated
f December 23. 1S5L
Fl V Ia fal'33 K 1312a) ta Ka-
! maliiwahine; ded; interest la thirty
acres liEd Paunof. Kilo. Hawaii; 53.
' Book 23L pas-? 130- Dated December
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30. 150L
KamalliwaLine to E. N- Pake (alias
iKaaaai: deed; interest ia thirty five
(acres land. Pcanol. Hilo. Hawaii;!.
J Book 221, page 13L Dated December
30, 1SS1.
; Charles Williams to Geraldo 3
Ferreira, mortgagee Pateats 3SSS and
L. M. Lonohiwa to Kepola Camp-
deed; three acres land. Kanpakulua.
Hamaknaloa. Maui: 5300 Book 231.
page 12S. Dated December 23, 1501.
T. K. Lalakea and wife to Jahn
Fitzgerald, mortgage; one-half acre
land. Hilo. Hawaii: 51240. Book 232.
page 19. Dated December 15. 1901.
I Joseph Kaahau to M. Smith, mort-
sage; tv oacres land. Waikamalo
i North Hilo. Hawaii; 5257 Book 232
, Pa?e 21. Dat'd December 26, 1901.
, " '-""- JUU " lu r"L -
Una "anK OI wauUKU; morigage;
piece land. Market street extension.
Wailuku. Maui; 51000. Book 232,
page 23. Daoted January 1, 1902.
See Sing Wai Company; co-part-
and yard. Fort street, Honolulu. Oa
hu; eight years at $125 per month.
Book 22S. page 426. Dated December
13, 1901.
Heirs of Kapu; affidavit; in re own
ership of R. P. 1730, Kul. 729. Hono
lulu. Oahu. Book 224, page 4SI. Dat
ed January 6. 1901.
L. K. Kentwell to Wong Che; as
signment of lease: portion building.
Fort street. Honolulu. Oahu: $1100
Book 22S. page 42S. Dated Septem
ber 6, 1901.
Recorded January 7, 1902.
M. Auld and husband to Marj Lu
cas; additional charge; Aps. 1 and 3,
R. P. 603. R. P. 3210. Kalihi-kai. Ho
nolulu, Oahu; $2000. Book 230, page
171. Dated December 7, 1901.
Keawe to Shomatsu llanda; lease;
R. P. 266, Kul. 4115, Kaaawa, Koolau
loa, Oahu; ten years at $25. Book
22S. page -129. Dated January 6.
1902.
Chong Joe to Leong Chew; assign
ment of lease; four acres land, Ka
waipapa. Hana, Maui; $100. Book
22S, page 430. Dated December 26.
1901.
R. V. Rodrigues and husband to
Portuguese Mutual Benefit Society;
mortgage; portion Grant 3400, Kulao
kahua, Honolulu. Oahu; $1300. Book
5f nacf 17f! Tinfoil Tlnpomhor 1
1901.
San Antcnio Portuguese Bcinefit
Society to J. C. Oliveira; release: lot
5. block 6, Kewalo tract, Honolulu,
Oahu; $500. Book 215, page 23S. Dat
ed December 31, 1901.
Estite B. P. Bishop to J. Gasper;
lease; portions Mahele Award 32.
Kahauloa 2. South Kona, Hawaii; 21
years at $225. Book 22S. page 431.
Dated November 1, 1901.
Western & Hawaiian Investment
Company to Peter Born; release; R.
P. 166S. Pahoehoe-, Kona. Hawaii;
$5n0. Book 160. page 237. Dated De
cember 20, 1901.
DESTITUTE PORTO RICANS.
Now in Charge of tne High Sh'eriff
Awaiting Employment.
Hungry and, destitute, two dozen
Porto Ricans who have for some time
past been making their home at Ka
kaako, were taken in hand by the pol
ice department yesterday morning,
and were rounded up to the central
station.
The Porto Ricans had endeavored
to secure aid from the Associated
Charities, but were unsuccessful.
Many of the men had families and de
clared that they were starving.
High Sheriff Borwa took up the
matter of providing work for the un
employed, and within the next two
days will endeavor to place his charg-
i es on the various plantations on the
; anrf nf fiamr. Thnsii who romsn to
w- w --
-work will be prosecuted for vagrancy.
The Porto Ricans have been f reouent-
,. etp. . . . .,
. ... ,. . ' ,
mpmiPR ni rn no ira inrrA irmrfi soi-
, ,citatlon regardin5 their movements,
I, 4h ht f th . .
in Honolulu.
New Ice Cream Parlors.
D. G. Camarinos has recently open
Srifota. drmkS'
J p
Doa't fail to
A Cure for Lumbago.
W. C. Williamson, or Amherst. Va
TJ. S. A., says: "For more than a
year I suffered frcm lumbago. I tried
j Chamberlain's Paia Balm and itgare.
I me entire relief, which all other reme-
dies liaa faUed to do." - ? ,.-' -
5ai?itary 5tear
Ring np MAIN 73, and o:
oococooooocooocccc
California harness Shop
Fort Street,
aJ.i.lbltJ
Vndrew Osher 8c Co.'s
SFECIJSJCv
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SCOTCH WHISKEY "none equal.-
W. O.
FEAOOOK
SOLE AGZNTS.
df,!;.
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IS OFFERING SOME
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IIOL
)LIDAY PRICES.
In WHITE MAPLE, IUUDSEYE
MAPLE, OAK, MAHOGANY.
ASH, ELM and PINE.
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CONDON'S NIGHT PATROL
RELIABLEWATGHMEN FURNISHED
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Buildings, Business Property
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Ships and Docks
7. xx3ii(atwoaaaui .jcAAiaayr
NEW ARC LAMPS
RECEIVE HEARTY ENDORSEMENTS.
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The new enclosed type of Arc Lamps we are now Installing re
ceive tho hearty endorsement of all who are now using them.
Mr. T. Rosenberg, of the Globe Clothing Co., says: "Ton may
say for me that I am highly pleased with those lamps and would
have no other. They meet every requirement, are Boft, brilliant
and steady, and so far as I can see, aro absolutely without fault"
These lamps we will inr.tall at a very small co3t They will give
five time3 the amount of light of the Incandescent for the samo
money. Burn eighty hours with one trimming, and give a soft
penetrating, evenly distributed light without fluttering or nolae-
For further information, send us a postal, or ring up Main 390.
and we will be pleased to call at your office.
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Estimates furnished oa First-Clasj
Modem Plumbing.
The Patronage of Owners, Archi
tects and Bailders Solicited.
P.. O. Box 162.
115 Unloa St
Haiing; made large additions te w?
machinery, we are now ail to Un
der Spreads. Sheets. PIUo-w SMf,
Napkins and Towels at tha rots of
25 cents per DOZEN CASH.
1 Strictly Up-to-Dais ui
Sanitary Laundry
lauijdry ?o., id.
wagons wi'l call for yocr work.
Opposite Club Stables.
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