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DELINQUENTIn accordance with Section 58, Act LI , Session Laws of 1S96, the following List of Delinquent Taxpayers is published, and comprises the Delinquent Taxes

or the FIRST DIVISION AND as indicated," including Real Property, Carriages, Carts and Drays, Dogs and Taxesand remaining unpaid for 1S98, with :o per cent, penalties and the Cost for as the Law provides.

SUPPLEMENTFRIDAY, 10, 1899.

I'lrxt I h1 mid of O11I111,District of Kona.

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A villa, M. le I G 55Akana, C . 3 80

3 Aklma, C .11 804 Adams, E. R .12 COc Andrews, Robert . 1 700 Amaku .19 20s Au, Kong . 3 SOy Apana, T 8 20

10 Andrade, loula 48 4511 Alvcs, Mrs. F C 0012 Au Tim Kc 11 5013 Ano 3 9014 Alkoo (w) 19 2015 Aknudre, Felix 3 90lfi Alan 1G 4517 Akl. Mary A 21 4019 AI.C.T 7 1019 Anderson, II 11 6020 Akl 11 6021 Aklna 7 10

Alapal, Kstato of Maryand J 233 70

Ana 1 GO21 Aona, A, K 2S G525 Aona, Michael 35 7026 Aneko G 5527 Achl, W. C 398 7528 Andrews, Chas 10 2029 Alkue, E. V 14 8030 Alapal, John G 653t Alapal, Mrs. Kala 1 7032 Aklna, O. C G 0034 Akl No. 1, Estato of 2 7035 Anapu, S G 0036 Andrade, John 61 0037 Anahu, Mrs. K 30 203S Akau, Mrs, A. K G 0039 Alnon, Georgo 8 4540 Austin, W. I. 24 7041 Alapakt 10 6042 Andrews, Thos. L 13 7043 Anderson, James F 44 6041 Alapal, BUa 8 2045 Anln, Y 14 SO46 Achl, W. C, and Malic, C.

D., Trustees 176 CO47 Aca, Joseph G2 G54S Aca, John 8 2049 Ahana. W. W 261 8550 AhKul 3 SO51 Ah Choy 1 2 7062 Ah Gee alias Sul Sang... 5 4553 Ah Sue 2 7051 Ah Tuck 3 2555 Ah Yon 3 805C Ah Pat, C. J 2 2557 Ahakuelo 8 205S Ah On C 4559 Ah Sem 11 60CO All lien 11 5061 Ah In 8 2002 Ah Chock, M 8 20

63 Boo Sail Tong 13 70CG Dow Din 17 0067 Buckle, Miss Mary 24 70CS Drown, J 7 2069 Hush, Mrs. Caroline 44 GO70 Baker, John 9 4071 Dipt 34 CO72 Butero, Antone 15 7573 Ucrnado, Manuel 16 4574 Barrat, Estate of Moses.. 8 7575 Backle, Wm 17 0076 Blshaw, Alex 8 2077 Bolabola, Daniel 10 4078 Boarges, Joaquin 1 CO79 Baker, John A 1 60SO Baker, D. K 45 7081 Barenaba, J. H 12 3082 Beck, Thomas 7 2083 Boyd, Josephine K ., 17 90Si Boyd, Robert .' 3 90sr, nrlght, John 7 20so Bolster. William 1 7087 Bush, Henry 4 908S Bartlett, W. S 17089 Bowler, John F 299 9590 Eockley, F. W 9 3091 Berry, James 3 9092 Bronco, F. F 13 9594 Brown, J. F 107 8595 Brown, John 11 6096 Barbosa, Bent J 7 6597 Blart, II. 0 92 339S Butterneld, J. A 69 80

100 Cockett, Mrs. C. B 1 7 10101 Carty, James 120 40

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Clark. Mrs. Jane 30 20C.itiral, Joaquin 31 15Crulz, John 6 55Corrca, Francisco 2 90Costa, Maria dc 1 70Cavanaugh, George G 35Clark, Charles 7 20Catuck, Albert G 00Cruz, Annie do la 38 10Cook, Thos. 13 12 60Crancha, Joe CostA 7 20Col burn, Mrs. M. R 6 10Cruz, Antone Andrew

dc la 2 70Cannon, Harry 35 70Clarke, Mrs. Jane, and

llnckle. Miss M 57 80Coelho, Mrs. E. K C 25 oCorrca, M. M 8 20Copetand, James T 20Carvallio, Aug. 05Carvalho, Manuel 10Crclghton, Mrs. Mary.... 55Clark, Joseph K 90Cravallio, Mrs. M 70Costa, J. de 8 20Caninra, V 8 20Cordelro. Man'l G 6 00Chang See (w) by Clilng

Uim 105 10Chancy Minors 9 30Chan Hco 1 GOChan Sing G 10Chang Ylck 10 40Charley 7 20Cheung Kim I. In 11 COChisliolm & Coughtln.... 33 COChlng Chow 2 70Chlng Yong 20 95Chong Wo 3 80Chong Kco 8 20Chong Fat & Co 4 90Chong Kco & Co 17 00Chow Shlng Wal Co 13 70

143 Chong Lee Co 20 30141 Chow Yea 1 70145 Chong Sing Tong Society 20 30140 Chong Sam 8 20147 Chun' I.ung 13 70148 Chung Dang Ho G 00149 Chung Sen 8 20

150 Davis, Phillip $ 1 70151 Dol 3 80152 Dudolt. Mrs 8 20153 Day, C. T 9 30154 Dlas, A 12 05155 Damlan, Daniel , 8 40156 Doi, Y 10 40157 Dwlght, S. C 4 90158 Dodd, Mrs. Grace 2G 90159 Davis, Mrs. S. E 14 801G0 Davis, Joe 6 00

161 Ellis, Estate of Mrs. N.S..I 35 00162 Elona, Louisa (w) 1 70163 En Fook (w) 1 05164 Eakln, II. P 19 20165 Ewasakl, C 8 20166 Enos, Ant 1 70

167 Fox, Georgo $ 11 CO168 Frcitas, Estate of Jose do 18 10169 Ferelra, Joso 4 90170 Fcrrelra, 'Marian J 6 00171 Fewlstolu, Julia 1 60172 Fernandez, John 20 00173 Freltas, John 170174 Fernandez, Lot I 22 90175 Fountain, Ned 7 20176 FIgueredo, M. F 10 40177 Frlel, E. B 50 00178 Fernandez 8 20179 Falrman, W. S 2 70181 Franca, J, Q 3 80182 Flague, Ignaclo 4 90183 Fukuda 8 20

184 Grau, George R S 10 05185 Gullck, Mrs. C. T 207 30187 Gunderson, A 170188 Gomca, Estato of Joseph.. 33 CO189 Gandall, Thomas 14 80190 Gaspar, Manuel R 16 90191 Goo Ak , 4 90192 Gomes, Antone 1 70194 Gaspar, John 44 50195 George, Alexander 27 35196 Glesen, J, II, van 20 30197 Guano 8 20

198 Hao, Roma $13 90199 Holt, Owen 7 20200 Harbottle, Edwin 36 80201 Hiram, John 23 05202 Hao (w) 3 90203 Hoaplll, David K 4 90201 Halulu, Kalehua 6 00

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203 Huka, Henry 7 20206 Hlgeslil . 8 20207 Hoopllllllll ... 1CC520S Heu, T 13 70209 llanapau 7 20210 Harper, Louisa 25 90211 Hclenllil, Estate or Jim.. 10 40

Humen, Ulna 22 CO213 'Hcrmlston, Albert 7 20214 Hop Wo & Co 13 70215 Hllo, John, Sr 2 7021G Holcsn, James 7 10217 Holowale, Georgo 12 85218 Hlgglns, Mrs. Win 1 70219 Harlan, Florence 47 SO220 Haul (w) 2 70221 Hen Kee 4 35

Ho Heu 41 45223 Hookaea, Pualoko 6 00224 Hao, John. Sr 12 15225 Howe, A. W 3 SO226 Hansberger, John S 40227 Hop Yuen 64 30228 Hawaiian Abstract and

Tltlo Co 4 1 50229 Horlsho, S 3 SO230 Honolulu Undertaking Co. 71 20231 Horn, Mrs. F 42 40232 Hulhul. Wm 1 70233 Hoong Seo Josh House... 19 2023 1 Hart, Mrs. E 47 90235 Hookano, J 1 1 CO236 High, Dr. C. 11 8 20237 Haleakala, Mrs. E. 1C... 35 7023$ Hoke, C. J 7 20239 Hopoe (w) 3 90240 Hlng Chong .,, . G 00241 Hart. Mrs. Halcukaln.... 57 70242 Hop Leo U CO213 Hoopll (w) 7 10244 Hoalou, Kcklpl 18 90245 Holstcln, E. C 9 2024G Hull, 1 0,1 im G 00247 I lalemano 6 65218 Hoomana, Kolomona .... 7 20249 Hnalieo, Ben 8 20250 Hale 7 20251 Haliilukahl 1 60252 Hao, Nellie 2253 Haole, I! 1 70254 Hosca, Lalicla 2 70255 Hoopll, S. W 2 50256 Hawaiian Tramways Co. 795 SO257 Hart Minors 18 10258 Hamauka 11 CO259 HarshesumI 11 50260 Hookano, E. 1) 44 60262 Hnlll, Geo 10 40

263 II, Richard 1 70261 Ins Fook, Wm 28 00265 Iuko, Mrs. Kealoha.. 11 60266 Iwamoto 2 70267 Ide 2 70268 Imhoff. Halna (w)... 32 95269 Hae, John X 17 00270 Ikcolc, Minor 11 50271 Inolno, Keokl 7 10272 Iokcpa 6 C5273 Inman, Arthur V.... 1 70

274 James, D. W $ 2 70275 James, Mrs. Alo Antone,

Trustee 6 00276 Jekal 7 20277 Jensen, C. F 11 CO278 James, T. K 131 70279 Jarles, Harold 9 30280 Johnston, W. R 10 10281 Jackson, Wallaco 9 30282 Johnson, Enoch 31 05283 Jolltver, Frank 8 202S4 Jesus, Claud de 7 70285 Jesus, Manuel le 8 202SU Jesus, Manuel Pestana.. 13 15

287 Kwong Ylng Chong $ 1 602SS Kwong Yeo Sing 7 10289 Kwong Hip Chong & Co. . 48 90290 Kwong Tart 8 20291 Kwong Mow Sing 23 70292 Kaalo (w) 30 20293 Kaalokal, J. K 2 40294 Kaahanul, D. K 13 70295 Kaalhue 1 7029G Kaaloaa, Lulka, Trustee.. 2 15297 Kaanaana (w) 6 00298 Koac, Jessie K 67 70299 Kaale, Kopaea (w) 13 70300 Kaaukal, Mallo (w) 14 SO301 Knalowal (w) 7 75302 Kaahalama 7 20303 Kaalalll, J. W 8 20304 Kaaukal, S. M 90 25305 Kaal, Peter, Trustee 3 8030G Kaalkaula, Kaohla (w) . . 2 70307 Kaal, John 8 45308 Kaaba, Hiram 12 60

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309 Koauamo and Kalewe.... 1 CO310 Kaulu-a- , II .'. . 2 90311 tCatiulhau, Jos 1 70312 Kanukn, 1) 7 20313 Kainallo 7 20314 Kahulc 17 G5315 Kahahawal, John 22 00316 Kalakolll, 21 40317 Kalua, Julia 3 8031S Kamceut 3 SO319 Kamiku (w) 2 70320 Kallmtthauna 28 00321 Kahlnawo (w) 8 20322 Kanonl, Capt 13 70323 Kulakamokii 9 40321 Kapule 7 20325 Kala, John 3326 Kawalho.1, J. M 3327 Kawalhoa, Abel 7328 I). K S329 Kalialclehua (w) 1330 Kahnawliiul, Henry 17331 Kakliia, Alfred M 1332 ICam.iunu 8 20333 Kahee, Charlt--a 9 30331 Kalowc 7 20335 Kaluna, W. C. P 22 CO336 Kalua 1 70337 Ka-n- S. K CI 653.1S Kani Fun 8 20339 Kalllkapu, Est. of K 3 80310 Kan 7 20341 Kawamoto S 20312 Kalialckuulla, Mr. Hoo-

kano 1 60343 Kamolioalll. S. W 13 90315 Kahooklcklc, Kanlnlu ... 31 60346 Kahaulello, D. H 21 95317 Katicalll 9 40318 Kalawala, J349 K.1III11II, L. M350 Kaliuni, Ma hoc (w)351 Kalant (w)352 Kumaknok.ilaul, .1253 Kalialckaulla, J354 Kala, Georgo355 Kalll, Lepcku ()350 Kalana, J 00 11 CO357 Kak'aloa, John 9 30358 Kamalllkaiie, D. W 21 70259 Kamoeau 1 703G0 Kanclialau, S. 1) 1C 00361 Kaohelo (w) 17 00362 Kaplhc, George K 9 153G3 Kapu, Estato of John.... 11 CO364 Kalwl, Sam 1 70365 Kahaunaela, Ellen 1 603C6 Kahuunaela, Mary 1 70307 Kahclc, Ellon 4 90368 Kaholoholo, lukla 10 403G9 Kalahue 7 20370 Kalena, D. I' 8 75371 Kalkoo, J. K 7 70372 Kalllwal 9 30373 Kalo, Lizzie, and Kane-aku- a,

J. M 9 30374 Kali (w) 3 80375 Kamaka 9 30370 Kamakce, M. J 0 00377 Kanakaole, Kawlka 7 20378 Kapcka, Allkl 6 00379 Kaualil, Iinl (w) 9 30380 Kauakahl, Kauai 1 60381 Knuanoano, W. N 14 6!382 Kauhola (w) and Nahua- -

llllll 10 403S3 Kaulahca, Opu 8 20384 Kaulclokulu 8 20385 Knulla (w) 1 7038G Kaulla, Mlkala (w) 37 55387 Kawalhapal (w) C 35388 Kamaka, II 8 20389 Kahooknno, J. K., Trus-

tee 2 90390 Kanoe, Samuel 14 35391 Kalelhula, Wm. K 9 30392 Kalapahla, Kalua ,, 13 05393 Kalelhoa, 8. W. A 13 70391 Kauhaahaa, Molo and

Haul 11 CO395 Kamakau 1 CO396 Kahula 13 70397 Kahalekal (w) and Let-alo-

(w) 11 CO298 Kane, S 4 90399 Kapua, R. S 12 05400 Kawlka, Kaaoao 11 85401 Kalalkawaha 15 90402 Joo 9 40403 Kamollllli, R 13 70401 Kaholwal, J, W 12 05405 Kaohele, K 10 95400 Kaluna, W. C, P C 15407 Kauahlkaua 4 90408 Kauhane No. 1 12 CO409 Kaluna, Estato of W. P.. C 45410 Kalaklela, J. S 14 15411 Kaunamano, J, K 43 40412 Kaulukou, Mrs. Annie. . . . 25 35413 Kaholo (w), Estato of... 8 00

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411 Kanikanll (w) 4 00415 Kalua No. 2 1 70116 Kaniahua, Iohi (w) 7 10417 Kahlnu, J. Ioola 8 204IS Kamaka 6 00419 Kaptloho, C. 11 32 00420 Kupaoalll, C. K Trustee

for Kauloullllll K.... 8 20421 Knlelelkl, L 2.1 COAnt Kallll, Mrs. Mary 1 70423 Estato of. 124 25421 Kalama, Ulualoha G 00425 Kalamn, Ponl (w) 1 70426 Kachuwahauul, Mrs. 1C. 62 10427 Kalalll 9 40428 Kamalnalulu, J IS 65429 Kakalla 13 70430 KauWiUI, Mrs 1 70431 Kalllmae, W. II 29 90432 K.ihalao, J. W 8 20433 Kaluahlnul (w) 2 70431 Kapu, D 7 10435 Kamaka (w) 3 SO436 Kalalkl, L 8 20437 Kunlhomauolc- - 9 40438 K.iwalha 7 20439 Kalian, P. II 9 85(40 Kaman, Lucy 1 05111 Kapule 1 05412 Knpohlll (w) 8 20113 Kaulil, Pale 7 75411 Kainal ami Papallna, M-

inors, by S. K. Kane,Guardian 4

415 Kamanoulu, John 23 70416 Kamaka 7 10417 Kalawalauut (w) 23 GO418 Kalll, Mrs. Lucy...: 13 70419 Karrattl, 11. J 12 05450 Kalelalll, Mrs. Mary 9 30451 Kalauawa, John 2 70152 Kalauohc, Goo 8 40453 .Kalua, Kuamiana 7 20451 Kalino 11 60455 Kalwl, Mr 9 5545G Kawlka 8 40457 Hallaka

(wj, Kcalaka (w), ;15 00458 Kaanaana (k), and Ka- - f

ul (w)459 Kuhakuknalanl (w) 3 254(0 Kaliolollo, Kapa 13 70461 Kauai, Solomon 26 55462 Kalaeola, Iaplllo 7 20463 Kani Nul 13 95464 Kalua, Mclo (w) 8 20465 Kahanauapo, G. W 19 20466 Kaoull, II 29 10407 Kulililuiuu, lekc 7 20468 Kaiiioa, John 7 10469 Kahlbaum, M. A 1 CO470 Kalela (w) 3 80472 Kahlllna, J. II C 80473 Kaeo, 8. K C 80474 Kamakce (w) 1 70475 Kamal 3 90470 Kaukallu, John 15 45477 Karrattl, Mary and Alex. 2 70478 Kalmlmokii, L 6 55479 Kaluawaa 1 GO480 Kalian 11 50481 Kaluuiikapu 7 20482 Kaulukou, John Lot,

Trustee 27 45483 Kalehua 7 20;...484 Kachlawara 1 70485 Koko 7 20486 Kckuanul, Ape 7 20

S7 Kcoholiou, David 3 80188 Keawcmahl, G, W 17 00489 Kcohokll 7 20490 Keola, Janim N. K 7 65491 Keau, Moses 7 10492 Kcohokalolu, Lelhulu .... 2 GO493 Kealoha, 8. K 65 75491 Anna 31 CO495 Kekahnna, Hookaa 19 20496 Kcala, Lllla (w) 13 70497 Kekal, Abraham ., 11 75498 Kcakahlwa 1 70499 Kcakahlwa, Jos 6 00500 Keau, J 8 20C01 Kclllplo, D. L 9 95502 Kepahonl, Kealoha ..,,., 13 70503 Kealakal, W. II........ 13 70504 K 12 15COS Kekunl, Mrs. Hao 6 00GOG Kclllaa, M 3 90C07 Keanahuna, Lulka 8 G5508 Kealakal, Adam 9 00COO Kcawc, Charles 31 95510 Keahlloa 7 20511 Kcaho (w) 8 20512 Kconcula 13 70513 Keopuhlwa 9 00614 Kolekoraa 4 90C15 Kealoha, Lucy Loo 4 90516 Kealohapauole, Joseph

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DISTRICTS, Kstatc, Personal Personal assessedAdvertising,

Kalauokalanl,

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GI7 Kclllaa, Ester 3 90G1S Koaii, Kala 13 25C19 Keohokupu 7 20C20 Kealoha, John 10 95621 Kckoowal, Alona 13 70C22 Kchclo (w) ico623 Kcawcomahl, Mrs, C 23 80G24 Kcpa 8 20625 Kopoo, Hattle 1 70626 Kcele, Mrs. Jlalakal 35 70527 Kea, J. M 17 20628 Kclllkanakaolo 12 60629 Kclllplo (w), EsUU) of.. C 00630 Keao, A. K CISG31 Kcawo it 80632 KInolkl 17 00G33 Klchl, 8 3 90634 Klua, J. P 18 GO635 Klllnahl, Estato of Lima. 23 40C36 Kllla 8 40637 Klnl, Paul 1 70539 Kinney, Robert 7 10CIO Kllla, Capt 9 40611 Klullau 7 20612 Kim Wo 13 70613 Klllklul (w) 14 25C4I Klaalna, John 8 20616 Klhol, Edlatn of liana... 0 30517 Kowolo 14 80CIS Kookoo 1 GO519 Koon Sun G 00550 Kolomona 9 40651 Kola, Jacob 10 GO652 Koahon 1 995654 Kula, J 7 20655 Kiiamoo , 3 80556 Kliha-- n . f. 7 20657 Kullohl 3 25558 Kualitwliml, Mrs. C. K.,

Trustee for ICeho andKlha Kuahlwlnul ... 12 80

G59 Kugnlu U GO660 Kuanulcwu (w), Estate of 49 70601 Kumukoj, Moolko 12 CO662 Kuplhe.i, Junies 1 70663 Kuniiikahl, 8 11 60564 Kuaanii, JCanckolla 9 95665 Kiimakahlapo 2 95666 Knm Slug 18 106G7 Kullko 1 70668 Kullka, C. K 8 40509 Kualmoltii, J. W 22 GOG70 Kukull (w) and 8. Kaal.. 7 15C71 Kullhala 8 20C72 Kukuda 8 20673 K1111I11 7 20

674 Chen S G00675 La 11 Chuck 22 GOC7G Laa, William 13 70677 Israeli, William 28 25079 Wah Qnon 17 00680 Lalicla, Kepoll (w), Es-

tato of 11 80581 liu Chong alias Chlng

I Id) 1 90682 l.an Sang G 00683 Lam U'onK 3 80681 l.anp, John C, and Lot

K. C 31 CO685 l.arscn, Rebecca 7 105SG La 11 Chock 9 30587 I.al Chow 1370588 Lai 8am 8 20G89 Lavlnho, J. M 9 30590 Lihalna, Entato of 13 70591 Lai Chung '. 11 CO692 Lam Kail Co 3 80C93 Lau (w) and Wong

Shoo 61 C5691 Lntialil, Nalll 7 20695 Lit, lllla 7 20696 Ylck & C 28 00597 Leonard, Mrs. A 3 80

698 ltpeku, Knlil (w) 3 80COO I .eo iik Hoong Chat, Minor 9 30601 Uwls, Robert P 16 45602 Lcllohua, Kco 7 20603 Leo Hoy 13 70601 Leong Wo In Co 13 15605 Lee. Mrs. Rose 2 70G0C Lemos, J. M 43,60C07 I3mmou, James 11' 05608 Leo On 10 40609 l.nno, Patrick C '2 15610 Leo Lung 9 30611 Lo Chow 11 GO612 Leong Shoo ( w) 33 75613 Lcong Shco (w) 6 00614 Lll, Mary , 3 90616 Llm Chong 11 60G17 Lin Sung 8 20G18 Lin Yeo Chong Co 22 60619 Liu Sara 7 65620 Lono, Bam . ,t 1 70621 Xokal.Mrs. Maraoa 13 70C22 Lokana, P. W 12 40C23 Lopez, Domingo J 1 70624 Loo Keu 10 40

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hnaala () 2 70CC2 .Maholona, Sol 31 70CCS Miguel, Joe 11 16661 Markliam, Konclo (w) 00CCS Markhain, Hannah 45 05CCG Makalnal, Jese 92 15CC7 Maua 8 40CCS Mauna (w) 3 90CC9 Mlkaleml, K. II 14 50

70 .Man Sam 16 45C71 Mahaulu, S 2 05C72 Mahelona, J. W 8 60C73 Makacna, John 1150G74 Alamala, U 7 66C7S Manila wa, Lahapa 21 40676 Maunakea 11 60C77 Maxwell, W. J 7 20G78 Morris. Estate of 47 30C7 Mello, Francisco l de... 7 C5C80 Manu, Estate of 6 00C81 Malilkl, Solomon 23 05C82 Mana&c, Lolka 12 60683 Mow Man 1 70C84 Mling See 15 55C85 .Momona (w) 3 25686 Mitchell. I'llpllliinl 7 10

87 Mallelaulll 17 00C88 Mauna 7 20CM Maakl (w) l 70C90 .Marques, Jose 7 20C91 Mossinan, James J)., Mi-

nor, by J. II. IJoyd,Trustee 9 30

693 Meheula, Solomon 14 20693 Mochonua, Amoka 9 40694 Manoa (w) 4 90695 Makalwl 1 COC96 Mokuuhl 720697 .Meheula, Mrs 1 70C99 Mahoe, S. K 7 20760 iMakuaolo (w) 6 55701 Maltakoa, Knilly 3 90702 Makekau 1 4 25703 Mahelona, Mis. Iila 2 70704 Manuel, Mrs. Knilly 7 10703 Monsarrat, Mrs. C. C ... 28 00706 Monsarrat, W. T 11 60707 Mathews, Thomas 2 95708 Macfarlaue, Waller 17 00709 Matmioka 1160710 Moan, K 15 90711 Moo jo 40712 Mokuleliua (w) 1 GO713 Marao (w) 1 60714 'Mason, Mrs 1 70715 Masayashl, M 12 80716 Morse, Capt. H. (1 6 00717 Mar 10 83718 Maiklnl, Keakealanl .... 16 25719 Montano, A. A 167 75720 Meekapu, S. II n 50721 iMakekau 1150722 Mcehcnaka 11 CO723 MIhb Hym, C 1 70724 McGuIre,, J. W 10 40725 McUuIro, T. C 8 20726 McKenzle, I) C9727 .Mclean, John 19 20728 McKeague, Dan 1 85729 McAugus, Alex '7 20730 McDowell, Anastasla .... C5731 McLean, John 26 90732 McQueen, J 10 40

733 Nelbon, Charles J734 Nessemcnto, Manuel S...735 Naehaclua, Peter736 Notloy, David737 Nakea, Levi738 Naehalua739 Nlchol, George740 Naves, An tone Fernandez741 NIshlmura742 Naneo (w)743 Napahukapu, Estate of...744 Nakashlma745 Nahakualll, J. W. U746 Nakaula, Panlla (w)747 NohoreMp,,, l. j748 Nul, Victoria749 NgSlng ,,.',',760 Nahalau '.',!!!"751 Napoleon, N'apela .'.752 Nott, Thomas ',',753 Nicholas, Alex, G764 Nahoku ',,'',766 Nlolo, Bon .'"767 Nakulna, J. K

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751 Onborne, James 2 70785 O'Connor, J 11 60786 Opunul, Julia 30 20

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794 Pae, John 20 20795 P.uhaole, A. P 17 0079C Peahody, Lucy K 108 85797 Pinao, J 7 10798 Phillips, ThomaK 2 70

799 Panaewa, Mrs. Nlhoa.. . 21 70800 Paanlanl, Mrs. Iajieka... 6 00801 Pahla, Malelua 7 20802 Palau, !:. W 10 95

803 Pueo, Kawlka 1 70804 Paakaula 1 70805 Papua 4 90800 Pedro, Thomas 13 70807 J'apala (w) 5 15808 Puha 2 90809 leter, John 28 65810 Pooloa, Geo 7 20811 Paaluhl. S 17 65812 Paoo, A. W 7 20813 Pclanl (w) 9 30814 Pllkuahlwl, Makanoanoa . 9 30815 Puhl. Mrt. I). K.. and

Islah Pahee 22 5081C Pokl 7 20817 Pain, Wm. II 151 76818 Pono 9 40819 Poomanu (w) 4 90820 Plhennl, Elena 11 CO821 Poepoe, Emalla 5 45822 Plllpo, Louts 9 85823 Palkull. William .... 4 90824 Plko 7 20825 Polokamu, John .... 7 20826 Perrclra, John 7 20827 Paele 9 85828 J'errelra, Camlllo .... 10 95829 Pollkapu. T. C 14 80830 Poole, Thomas W.... 21 40831 Iuamana, ICpeka ... 7 10832 Ping Choc. 38 00833 Papoko 7 20834 Palva, Manl. P 8 20835 Puhl, Paul 1 CO836 Poohlna 7 20837 Pnahao 15 C5838 Piiuku 1 CO

810 Pala 2 90841 Paakaula, Ana 15 90842 Plhana 8 20813 Pehu 7 20844 Ptiamana (w) .... 2 70815 Pauahl, I). W 13 SO846 Pallhea, ICstate of. 4 80847 Paahao (w) 2 90848 Piiahl, Mrs. U It. . 92 85849 Puahl, Klllnahl .. 9 95850 Perry, Kuahlne .. 21 65851 Paanlanl, John ... 2 70852 Paoakalanl. Wm. . 13 70853 Pllpll (w) 8 75

854 Quong York Kee S 11 50855 QuongKookTal 9 30

856 llohlnson MlnorB 24 70857 Kodrlguea, Manuel 1 70858 Htchards, Joseph C8 70859 Robertson, Mrs. James W. 47 90860 Kamsay, Chas. 11 3 SOSGI Hodrlgucs, Antono 9 40SG2 Hlce, Julia S 35 70863 Itosj, Estate of Antone.. 98 958G4 Hosa, Frank 17 00865 Hocha, Fred 9 40866 Rhodes, F. C 16 45868 Hosa, Mrs. .Maria J 7869 Heist, Mrs. Annie 44870 llosa, Mrs. Helen N 30 20871 Hennle, Evan 6 65872 Itlseley, George 8 20S72 Ilowlnndx, Mrs, W 35 03

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50,10021003

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1004

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Sam Wo 2 70Sailors' Homo 154 50Sing Man 3 25Shaw, Miss Ttoslna 3 SOSee Chlng 13 70Schaefer, Mrs. II 3 90Slug Chong 3 80,1013Smith, Mrs. A. K 22 60,1014Suln Lock Kee 15 90 1015Santos, Joo 7 10 1010Swlnton, Harry S 14 SO 1017Sing Choy 12 60 101SSun Hop Ylck & Co 8 20.1019Sang On Kee c 00Smith, Alex 26 CO 1020Sllva, M. 1 14 43 1021Sherman, George 1 CO 1022

WVi I ll MXmllh. W II 11 tOHmMh. W 70

Win, Kail I! , 41 !8titc, J. I) M lnto, (Nilswi 11Hun UhitiiK MlitK Co 7 10

Hut llonit ,. . I pHlK-ldu- Kstatu of H .7 CJ8I11 Ah Nr .... 9. 40fllephens, John .... 1370Hharrsll. W I .23 15Kouu, Mr. Mtt. It . . . I 90

m lk Co 1 COMr. W. 1. . .80111a, Vlctorluo . . J 40Swim, Manuel J 7 10.Sherwood, I. II . 8 75

Sam Lee Co 13 70

Soma, Jose Enon . . . 8 20Hlqucrant, II 7 20Stanford, Ram . II 60Hlierrln, Mr PerHra.. . 1 05Spalding, David 3 80Sung Saug .. 17 40Samhulchl 11 60Sing Chong Fut Co 23 25Sllva, John 8 20See Sing Wal Co 42 40Sell Fart 4 35Sherwood, C. J.. 6 65Sllva, Mrs. Amoy, ct. al.. 1 60Sllva, Mr. N 11 60Sllva, Frank 41 76See Lee Yen &. Co 5 30Stanford, S 11 60

Sumlda 8 20Sllvn, Sam'l K., Mr. and

Mrs. W

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901

90:MJ901

90590190790S

909910911

912913911

915916917919920921

922923924

92592692792S

930 Tong On ..$ 11 50931 Tain Chung Kee 22 60

932 Tlllandcr, O 1 70933 Tong Van Tong & Co. 17 00931 Tanaka, II 18 10933 Thoene, W. II 1 70926 Tal Sing 16 00937 Tarn Jan 22 CO93S Toves, Albert 6 00939 Ten Slau, Y 7 10940 Tuck Yun Tong 11 50941 Tasaka 6 00942 Talbert, Nuela (w)... 2 70943 Tltcomb, Julius 44 CO944 Turner, A. M 1 70945 Thoene, Wm 11 90946 Tavas, Alfred 13 60947 Tell, Wm. H 7 10948 Tavarcs, Francisco . . . 9 40949 Thornton, W. 11 8 95950 Taylor, Jaimes 2 70951 Tuck Hoon Co 16 45932 Taketa 1 70953 Tatsugawa 11 60954 Tarkartl 11 50955 Tavaz, A 8 20956 Tahata 2 70957 Tlma, F. G 5 00

958 Uaua, George $ 20 30959 Umlamaka 7 20960 Ulukou, Mrs 3 90961 Ulukoa, Mrs. Annie 8 20962 Unauna, David K 7 209C3 Uyamura 9 40

961 Vivas, J. M $' 4 35965 Vida, II. C 3 90960 Valley Tennis Club 9 30967 VIcrra, Mary S 9 65968 Voeller, Paul 10 25969 Vlelrra, Manuel 8 20970 Vlvlchavcs, John 1 60

971 Wing Hop Chan & Co.... J 18973 Wright, Cartarlna A 17974 Wahlla (w) 2975 White, W 7976 Wallers, F. .., 7

Wo Sing 8977 Wlddlfleld, Est. of Airs. A. 39S0 Williams, Joshua 129S1 Wright, Henry 3982 Wo Chong Co 279S3 Wallace, Charles, Sr 129S4 Wallace, Sam., Jr 79S5 Wood, J. Q., and Peterson,

W. J 11986 Walker, F. D 169S7 Wo lo 109SS Whitney, Fred 549S9 Wah Keo 7990 Wilson, C. I) 9991 Wilson, J. II 2992 Welling, Carl 7993 Wing Tal 13 7i994 Wahtneaukat, Estate of.. 22995 Wilcox, 11. W 91996 Wright, J. P 6997 Wlnam, C, Trustee 341998 Walama 11999 Williams. Henry 13

1000 AVong How 2Wong Kun 10Wong Cbeong 1Wong Yip & Co 21Wong Hop 6

1003 Wong Ah Young 61006 Wong Wo Foy, Trustee. . 2091007 'Wong Lung Co 17100S Wong Tong Hee 11009 Wong Chock Hong Co... 311010 AVong Keo 111011 Wong Chong 61012 Wo Sing 8

YeoOn & Co $ 2S 00Yan On Chan & Co 6 00Yat Pan Lau & Co 11 50Yamamoto 19 20Yun Leo Mark Jan Co. ... 6 00YeoWoHlngCo 13 70Yun Jan Kong and Chan

Chow Fal 12 CO

10.1001

Sharrall.

Yee Sing 3 50Yuen Pen 7 20Y'uen Kong 11 50

Iftlf au Hiki ITooIMl Yr Kn 10 10 10

t Winr Pun-Yum- i UtiM6 UhMi T IIIMT YamaUhl SO

Yn Tl 3 frOIM0 Yn ICunif ! r. 00I MM Your llhmic .. 13 COINI Ywnit i4hh . . S3 CO

ION 9UIUn, II ..I SI 95

MUlrlrl ol' llvwi iinil Wulitiiui'.1 Ablmy, Antonu . . ....I 6 652 Allan, Mary 4 903 .Mull. J. T 2 70I Anuxj (w) 2 805 Alli-n- . Georne C. . 10 GO

6 lUiardman, Geo. E 9 307 Howler. J. F 4 90

8 Cornwell, W. II 190

9 Davis. Henry 8 7i1

10 Eng Io & Co 13 7011 Ellkal 6 00

12 Fo Sang 5 55

13 Holt, II. W., Estate of.... 466 9014 Hill, W., Estate of 2 7015 Hul, S. II 12 6016 Hlwaull 17.00

17 Jackwn, Wallace . 10 60IS Johnson, Enoch . .. 13 7019 Johnson, Estate of. 3 SO

20 Kalou. D 9 5021 Kalolo, Estate 6 0000 Kalual 9 8523 KImoko 4 324 Kalkalnahaole, Estate .... 214023 Kaikalnahaole Opio 2 7026 Kawlka 2 7027 Kane, S. K 29 5028 Kelilokamoku 6 0029 Kuhla, Wm 2 7030 Kanac, Estate of 6 0031 Keonaona 3 9032 Kaonaana, J. K 34 6033 Kealoha 2 7034 Kuheleloa 2 7035 Kahema 11 5036 Kacha, Estate of 6 0037 Keklpl, L., Estate of 6 0033 Kamealoha, Estate of 6 0039 Kuhalahala 3 8040 Kanakanul, Estate of 12 6041 Kukllehu, J 8 7542 Keaka (w) 6 0043 Keka 1 6044 Kauhalu 1 6045 Kahlamoe 17046 Kaapunl 3 2547 Kekuanul 11 5048 Kahumoku 9 4049 Kaul, Estate of 2 1550 Kalo 2 7051 Kala 6 0062 Kualaku, G. W 115053 Kaluna (w) 7 1054 Kaleikau, A 9 3055 Kamakaobua, Estate 6 0066 Kawalplo 3 SO57 Kananauhl 11505S Kalaluhl 2 90G9 Kauhola 6 00CO Kaahanul 7 20

61 Lock Sin 4 9062 Laa 7 1063 Lelhulu 11 CO61 Lcwalna Kami 20 6565 Lul, Estato of 9 30

66 Malcha 11 6067 Mlleka, Estato 2 7068 Aloltono, Chas 115069 iMokuahl 3 8070 Malo, Estate D 3 2571 Maluna 2 7072 Mlka, Estato 4 3573 Manlnl Sllva 7 10

74 Naloloa 2 1575 Nawela 3 2576 Kg Mou S11I.... 2 7077 Nalwl, J. L 2 15

7S Opunul 2 70

79 Pclanl 8 2080 Palkal 1 70

81 Ramos, Estato ... 9 3082 Robinson, Estate 2 7083 Rehne, P. J 4 9084 Rels, II. G 13 7085 Ralinger, S 9 30

SO Shlozawa, C 42 9087 San Kwong Leo. 18 50

88 Tung Lai 2 7089 Tung Kee 2 70

90 West, O 2 7091 Williams, E. C 2 7092 Whlto, D. T 26 9093 Williams, Estate of. 3 2591 Wharton, N 3 80

District of Walalua.Aham. W. W S 23 60Alia 11 65

Al, D 2 15

Aft, MM I) M i COT Ah Klna 3 Stk Akaka Hi

10 Ah Bllln T 10

Enallko, Eatalfi of.. 3 56I'.liii, K. Ctat of.. 3 10

Holt, KAtAtO It. W.. M 10Ilonii, KutatcM 3 80Ilunn, Kolato 3,80Ilaaloil Keklpl 10i40Iloughulllng, (I. 8.. 9 95

26 InHeo, Daniel 60029 laeci, Isaac I) 7 10

.10 Kaaiuana, K 11 1031 Kaanaana, J. K., aml.Ma- -

Ito Kala 15 9033 Kalmlu, Estato 6 0035 Kalalkawaha 55 SO36 Kalllohae, Estato 17 0038 Kukoa, Chas 8 7541 Kaalahua, Mrs. D 4 9042 Kahakumakalanl 18 9543 Kalll 2 1544 Kclllkull 3 8045 Keola, Estato 18 1046 Kahili, Estate 4 9047 Kawaikumuole, Mm. L.... 7 1048 Kapiolanl '. 12 CO49 Kauhl, W 7 2560 Kekumano 8 9551 Kane, A., and Holl, M.... 3 8062 Kapahu and Hope, Estate. 14 60C3 Kaaetnoku 11 60C4 Klha, Estate 3 80C6 Kapea, Estate 3 00C9 Kalanul, Miss K 2 7061 Kaoul, Mm 2 7063 Konohlkt, Estato 11 6061 Kawahamann 3 2567 Knhalepauole 7 65C9 Kaula (Guardian) 13 70

Lane, P. C 6 00Luka, H. W 16 45LeJeauna, Estate .. 3 25Ijonokaelio, Estate 4 10

Mahaulu, A. S 6 00Mahoe, J. K 6 00Mlkeliela (w) 3 00Mahu, L 6 00Meheula, S 2 70Mahu, Mrs. P 6 25Mahoe, S. K 15 35Malo, Estato 2 45Manuel, Antone 9 30

87 N'akalewalu 6 0088 Nalu, L. C 15 9089 Nalhe, Lahapa 7 6090 Naolwl, D 51 6591 Naukana, S. M 43593 Nakea, Estato 3 8094 Xaolwl, Estato N 10 70

97 Ponepake, Estato 3 8099 Paelo . ...y. 1 60

100 Pedro, A. R 6 00101 Pakele, J. B 3 50102 Pahulama, Estate 3 50104 Prendergast, J. K 6 00105 Protestant Mission 4 90106 Pahukula, J. L 1 05107 Penopcno, Estato 2 7010S Paalaa Land Co 7 65

109 Raupp, G. M 23 80110 Held, R. II 2 70

114 Sarneds, P 7 id

115 Walmalu, P 13 15116 Wewehl, J. 0 6 00117 Walmea Land Co 50 55118 Wond, W. S 6 00

JXstrltt of Koolniilou.

Arndes, Joe t 4 90Alcwa 1 60Akina 4 85

Uooth, C. W 7 10Ilarenaba, J. II 3 SO

1

Chun Yat 11 00

Kaaukal, Estate 12 60Kaleo, Estate 3 15Kamokona 3 25Kapu 3 80Kaurau 2 70Kapua 1 60Kalapa 1 60Kapall 7 65Kaukuha, Estate 2 70Kahnlcpauolo 2 15Kapena 2 70Koau 90Kalllklnl 1 60Kan, M. K 1 05Kalohlnul 2 70Kaehukukona, Estate .... 6 65Kaeaaukapu 7 10

t

Luanuu Mehculu 2 70Lutera, J 1 60

Mauhtl .... 10Mahakea Llllll 160Mahoe, Kaolll 1 60

M Nanmi, i:ut of,tl Nrnihlw, . ) .M Nl"hu

34 PeUnl

3 7009

3 70

IMftlrlrl il' KiHiluoiuko, -- N. I.1 Aliakiielo ...I 3 SO2 Ah Fat .. . . . I SO3 Ah Ml ... . . . 26 904 Apa . ... I 65

Ilarenaba, J. II 6 23Ilurgesi, Ida.jMUa 6 00

7 Chin Shal 121 SO8 Chow Yeo 30 009 Corney, c 1 60

10 Davis, W 37 3511 Downey, Mrs. J. T 19 20

12 Hapal (w) 2 4013 Hlnawale 7 65,14 Holt, Win 60015 Hullmoku ;! 270

16 Kaalawahla c 6517 Kalll, Sam c 5518 Kauhlmaau 3 go19 Kahoa, Jas 4 0320 Kahuo c 0021 Kaluna 4 3;22 Kamaka c 0023 Kamakani c 0021 Kapiolanl, Estate 3 2523 Kawalhoano 3 go26 Kawalhoa Papa x SO27 Keokv Akwal 1 CO28 Kekal, A. K 0 0029 Keklpl 1 go30 Kuellko 1 6031 Kekahuna (w) 2 7032 Keleau or Kalnana 18 10

33 Lau, Estato 6 00

34 .Mahoe, Miss M c 0033 Makawalu, E. W.. 16 4536 Maria Plho '. 5 7037 Mclnerny, Estate 3 80

38 Xamaulua 3 2539 Namanu Poao 2 7040 Nawelu, Estate 12 3041 Napahulu .' 1 45

42 Okuu, Estate 4 90

43 PI1 1 go44 Poao, John 2 7045 Punlakau 70

46 Slmerson, Captain 3 8047 Sumner, Estato 11 CO

48 Tal Hang Woi 20 3049 Tal Sai $ 00

50 Walaleale No. 1 2 1551 Watson, D 3 9552 Watson, John 4 3553 Williams, C. E 2 70

65 Yong King Co 17 0056 Yong Yong i 38 45

District of KooIaiiioko,Ko. .

1 Darenaba, Hua $ 2 70

1 -

2 Hoopll, Mrs 3 25

3 Kalalau 17 004 Kamaka (w) 3 805 Kamohalil 2 556 Kallll, John 7 107 Keanu 10 408 Keoa, J 3 809 Kelllmahtai, Henry 6 00

10 Klnolna 2 7011 Katn Mung 17 0012 Kwong Sung Wal 47 30

13 Leong Lock 3 80

14 Meek, Jack COO

15 Namal 3 8016 Nakuauna 3 80

17 Papa, Estate 2 70

18 Sun Wo Leo n 50

19 Young Young & Co 22 50

I hereby certify that tho above Isa correct list of Delinquent Taxes tor189S, to the best of my knowledge andbelief.(Signed) JONATHAN SHAW,

Assessor 1st DIvUIod,

1 M .. in , UJViVHiv .auJl

Delinquent Tax List, 1898.MAUI, MOLOKAI, AND LANAI.

MACI. MOLOKAt AND I.ANAI.

To OflHv, 2tl Dlvlilun.January 2, "

Jn Accordnce with taction 6S, ActI.!., BeMlon Uwi of IMS. 1 publish thofollowing Ut of tho Delinquent Taxesunl Taxpayers In the Tax LUts ofIbli Division, together with thoamount ami penalties due.

lilotrlc of rtVllnkii.

Abraham, S. W I U HAh Choy " 32

Ah Cho 3 913 80Ah.KI

Ah Fook l 60Alama 1? J2Ah Pol 1 60

Ah Young 8 31

Ah Hlng 3 25

Avery Jno 2 70Ah Sam Bros 1 CO

Awana 2 09Aukal, D. H 1 CO

Apua, S. W. P COOAklona C 00

Butler, II. E., Est. S 60

Brooks, P., and Jkuewa. 7 10Broad, Mrs. M 18 75Drown, Jim C 00

Clark, Thos 23 74Chllllngworth, S. F 12 03Cummlngs, W. 11., Jr 9 30Caswell, Jas 2 15

Est. Malknalo.i S 70Mahl . .. 12 00Pao 1G 84

Joo Enos 20 25' J. Brown 45 00

" Xlauplo C 82" K. Scholr 2C 90" J. X. Xahaku 2 70' D. K. Klpakuhla 2 70

" K. Cummlngs 1 CO

" Opunul C 00

Enos, Huaklnl 9 41

Est. Kunukau 17 00

Faustlno, A. 9 41

Frlel, E. B... 38 94

Helelkalanl 9 75Hale, Sol 115 45

llano and A. Kanahele G 40Hula 23 39Hooka no 4 30Hoewaa, Lanl 3 25

Hakalaau, Keahi 3 80Halemano C 00

Iokama 187Imamura 2 70Ielemla S 20

Joseph, Peter 11 60

Kalna, D 34 10Kalwllau (w) G 51Kahaleao, Hana 5 40Kapu 7 60ICahaulello 0 40Kalanlhookaha 11 44Kalua, V.. Mrs 4 30Kawaihoa 4 30

Kanana, J. B 30 70ICalauao (w) 5 40Kapo, Mole 4 30ICanlnau, F 19 14Kahaleolo 32 02Kaianul, J. A G COKealoha, M 52 91Kelllklpl 3 20Kealoalil, J 29 40Kamakele, J 68 05Kapuklnl (w) 12 60Kaio, Geo 7 10Kealoha, E., Miss 7 10Kalolktnl, Sam. 8 86Kahaleao 7 10Kanahele, A., Miss 2 70Karaakalwl, J. N 3 63Kanohokuahlwl 5 01Kaholokai, A. S 9 41Kahunalau 1122Kohoounauna 7 65Kal una, Jno 2 15Kum Yau 6 00Kaulanaula, J 4 79Kalue, S. E 13 75Kale, Maria 1 82Kahale, S 20 62

Kaalhue, S. N 7 10Kahookele, U, Mrs 11 CIKapu. S.. Rev 6 00Kaonohl 6 00Kaalal 1 70Kail 9 02Keanlnl 13 38Kalko . ' 3 58Kapule, Sam 7 65Kawata 2 70Kelllaa, D. 11 4 40Kamalholo 3 08KalUIkane, O. and A 3 36Kalallko 1 54Kunukau, D c 00Kalehuawehe, K 4 02Kapono, A., (w).,,,,. . 2 26Kunauiua 7 10Kalalwa, D. H 0 71Kamoku (w) 1 70Kamakele 6 00

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M.uiIIim '., . . . 23 00Mnknana, Joo 1 60Mmsulre, Mry K 9 30Malkal, W. K 15 60Mnlnlnha, II 3 60.Mllluta, Mm 4 62Makoto, Win 4 33Makahallullti 1 70Mnkakulanl . 4 35Malulit, Jbk , 12 71Mahn, Wm 30.Mahlllllll 0 00Milt. C. II 3 52Maul .' 9 02

Xahalea ; 13 42Nlulll 7 92Nawal, K., Mm 8 SONamaknba 1 TO

Organ, Cnaa 5 40

!

Paabao, S. W 4 30Pomalkal, Kaawa 7 10Pulilll (w) 2 70Paulo, S l 60Palnualelo, E Mr 12 60Puolna ,. I 70

Ross, M. p., Sr 51 37

Snlffen, K 9 62Scholtz, E., Mr 28 27Sylva. F. n 33Sohel Xlshloka 2 70

Walwalole "' 8 92Wong Kong 20 41Waakanak.iole C 70

DtKtriut ol' Mnkuwaii.

Ah Tim. U. C .... 23 89Alona 2 48Antoue, C. W 5 72Ah Chin 5 61Akulnl, Ah Hona 1 ojAkulnl, Annlo 1 00Akulnl, Mrs. Kalewe... 10 30Akc, Mrs. Julia 14 74Ah Yuen and Ah Hau. 4 62Ahml, S 67 90Ahml, Tarn See 57 42All Chew, Y., 6 71Ahllong, Mrs. A "380Ah Kip G 50

Birch, Henry 39 60Brown, Mary Kanoho 29 77

Chan Pol ... 20 93Cleveland, H. V. 12 60Clarke, T. L 3 25Cummlngs, W. H. 15 35Cooper, Annlo Franc 8 10Cooper, Henry 12 75

Daniels, Cha 3 SO

i6 405 725 45

15 131 053 91

Estate of Kealakal" " Puuleloa" " Kealawal

" MahlKeaJa

" W. Honokoupu ." Mrs. Walpa 7 37" B. Kahopuoku 7 10' Fred Scholts 114 80

" Wallace 13 93" Konohla 2 70" Kaneholanl 48 10

" " Kaonohi-mak- a ... 2 70Eldredge, D. P 1177Eldredge, D. K 11 60

Halemano, S. K 20 85Haole, J 10 56Hamill, Kalna 8 42Halama, S. P 7 10Hiram, Huttlo M 3 25Hookaoo 42 60Haulanl, Mrs. J 2 70

Imabayashl .Iaea, Isaac 1. 16

Kahalehoe 2 70Kaohlkl (w) 2 92Kapakl, Hooptl 7 60Kalelonehu (w) 4 80Kalalanl-nu- l 11 40

Kalll, Sam 16 06Kamakele, J 109 00Kamakele, Mrs. J 12 10Kamakele, Annie 12 00Kalauao, Geo 5 40Kaanana 6 00Kalnoa (w) 7 60Kalll 8 20Kalue, S. E 8 03Kalelhula, W. K 2198Kapuaa 39 40Kaubane, iMrs. J 62 60Kalelklnl 4 20

Kahaku . ... 4 14Kalaaumil . . 3 15Kanahuna, 11. K. 2 70Keanlnl . . . 4 07Keelna 3 80Kill ; , 18 00Kuhllanl 1 60Kodama, G 2 70

KiM i:

Uirff. J I' ... .. TO

Mokat . . t TOJMinr. U. R, .... u o!MAnuamu; II, P .... t toMaIhv, I. IUM .... 10 66Martin, Andre .... 2pvMAkalena fw) .... I ('

Nahalelehui. iw) ... ... 31 J0Xawahlnvkateiil (w) ... 14

Opunul, I). M. l M 3 14Olelo 5 40

PataH. JPlllkla (w) U3Pun 21 65Previa, Mr. Mat It....Pauwela Store Co.... 6 30Papn, Bote 2 70

Slmeotia and Maria 7 62Snlffen, N. K CI 99Sylva, Frank 6 00Stone, Edwin 3 23Santa Chrlrto, Maria A. COO

Tong Hop 23, GOTukoyama 2 70

Wilkinson, Mrf. II. 2 70Walpa, L. K 3 41Wood, J. Q 2 15Wllklns, ne:i 13 70

District of liana.

A pa 1 is;Amar.i, Blla 1 0;Auld, Mrf. J 4 20Ako 3 86Ah Ml, S 20 19Aoltl 2 33

U 001 Oi4 903 23

Asa, Helanl . . . .BogawahBrown, GodfreyBaker, John A . .

Cummings, W. H 12 32Cabral, Foso 5 03Carreira, Man'l Rodrlgues... 5 04Cabral, .Manoel 2 70Costa, Jose Marlines de 3 CS

Dowsett, James 1 2 15D'EstrelJa, Jacinth 3 22

Gardner, Alapal 1 60

Hihlo, J. K 12 90Honu, Ullama 22 75Helekahl 4 90Hanuna, Pelucla 4 33Hauola 2 65Haumea, Kuhauplo 5 91Hoonanl, Mrs. N 5 40Hana Protestant Church 1 87Hardy, W. L 5 COHentrope, John 2 9SHaloa, J 9 76HJna, Peter 2 37

lwa, S. C 1 03Ioscpa, Pete? 3 41Illpau, Estate of 8 14

Kalaiki, Estate of 2:Kaiohelo, Estate of 10 46Keopubiwa, Estate of 1Kauhlmaka 15 23Kaplolanl, Queen Ill 00Kanakaokal, lxke 27 40Kaaaleuaal, S 3 31Ktalla, Maria 8 10Kahinau (w) 7 44Kaluhi, Solomon 15 70Kupau, Noah 6 29Keokl, Julia K 6 45Kahaleauki 26 43Kainakawablno 1 00Kanuba 2 81Kalioopll, J. K 10 71Kaalal 3 20Kalwl, Mrs 1 60Kaholokai and others 9 43Keawe 2 49Kamio, J. H 20Keanlnl, Hookano 83Kama, Kahele-- 2 64Keaumoku 7 50Kuuku, Hamau 4 31

'Klha, Piha 100Kaulu 8 70Kaperlela 2 66Kanaokumoku, Emalo 3 15Kawahamaalia, Malle 3 25Kamaoo 3 80Kalohelani, Paelo 3 20Kane, S. K 8 09Kelllmakuaole . , 4 80Kahelekua 2 47Kahelekua, Kapea 1 60Kalanthou (w) 5 40Kaiewe, Jos 5 62Kaleo, Mrs. K 3 08Kalaeloa, ICahlnu 2 48Kekanaha, Mrs 7 72Kuaokalani 2 10ICakanl, U K 2146

"Kuhelekala, Kallko 3 14

tlhMM Mr M 1 MIU II I. B

Ktihlh. Mim r,lAltpntM I MfUlnhMHAtnukM KtH t MKaHonul i 1 It 01KM ah i 71KitantA, M(hi (t 10Ku.iW1niil . . . 9 7

ICIa, Mm if JOKnltiiltianiiAil . ,PS

Kahalrknl WCOKahaliitnitl, 0. ... IPKnnlknpu t 91KalliM 2 9lvahonli (l 3.20Kaumaka 103Raillkii, Mrs 2 15Kanahnmana, lona 2 09

.Knllll. I) 10 90kuluhlwa, J 6 12KamakAwahlnt 2 15Kabelo 2 15Kelllktiloa II 70Kauapu.i SSKeaknmokti Oplo 3 03Knmaknono, S.1111 105

Lima 2 10l.al. J 4 90l.uukla, .Mrs 1 19I.eu Um Choy 2 97I.az.irus, J 21 10

I.uaehu, Annie I 02Uhela (w) 2 01I.00 Hlng .... S 43Lanlko 3 53

MahOJ, Mrs S 67.Magoon, J. A 13 03Mahlal 2 70Medelnn, Carr 1 32Malkanloa, lOUwl 2 15Mohetila, Homy 4 SOMwlelro, Rahul 171Moanale, S. M 1 03Martlnes, Man'l J 4 21Meudonca, Antone 3 2S

Mahuloua 4 SO

Manllawa 1 03Malallua 1 59McUne. P 9 23

Nalwelati (w) ... 171Nakalkalna (w) 5 23Needbam, Wm 6 41Xawahlneokalunt 6 00Naeolo Oplo 1 05N'akula. John 4 25Nabolo. J. K 4 20Nahulna 1 SSNaboloa, Mrs 3 20Xuuanti. Estate 2 70

Ollvelra, Jaw 3 67

Puhi, D., Estate S 10Puelkl, Estate 7.49Pauole 4 SOPatau 1 60Papallmti, I.ul 2 92Pauahl, Enoka 2 31Paehaole, A. P 3 96Peahl 2 70Poohlna, I). M IS 33Perrelra, J 5 62Pupuhl, Sam 10 79Pepehla (w) 2 10Penlmuna, Ivama 2 10Papoko, Mrs. Kamaka 10 80Pomalkal, Kahananui 23 90

Qiuh'u Emma Estate. 81

Reuter, M. H 13 96Renter, &. H. (Guardian).... 17 00Reuter, Annie C 73Rets, Elljodos 4 19

Smyth, J. K 1 45 32Sllva, Antone 15 34Saunders, Jas. P 14 10

Tschof en, Anton 3 4Toomey, Capt. D 600

Ullamakoa 3 20Unknown Owner of R. P. 2660 11 40Ulunahele, John Mooes 1 05

Wilkinson, Beko 23 52Walker, John 8 3 14Wilcox, Mariana 7 60Wagner, Kenlbo 6 00White, Geo 1 63

Young, Kee 5 89

DiHtrlc of Luliaina.

Aholo, James $ 7 60

Brewster, Rebecca 2 70

Cockett. Estate Joe 14 20

Davida, John 10 40tt

Ekeka, Ka 6 00

lUhMM Mart ItwiMHitHhiW IMuHaI HolotmmHAttt-M- . jAtniIMIiM. Ilr J K

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Jimp-- , QJar ,.........,... I 90Jim. AlfrrM,. t'.Ptat". ....... I 90

Kahel. W 9 R0Kiitia.'liolo, Ohan 9lt0KonihlA 2 70ICaIIIoI . 4 90Kal Atun, I.. K 6 00

,Kekia, Kiihuo t4 10Killlolet'le 6 40Knnoliokunhtl 8 70Kepano 12 39KmIH 6 00Kckahlll 2 70ICaanaana (w) 160Kaltiahlne, Geo 170Kanana, John 4 90ICitiknti, Wm 2 97Kaka 4 07Kalllanu 3 25Kapela 2 70ICamakn, l.tlla II 75Kamaunu, A 2 70Keahirna, Mary 4 90Kaniakii, Mis. Dan 6 45Kalelplll 7 65Klmokeo 3 80lvauklnl 3 SOKaac, Mrs. Maria 70 67Kaaeokntanl, J 12 00Ivala 3 23Kawelie, Jas. II 4 6SIvapanlhl 1 60Klllnahe 4 30Kapaknuta 4 90Knholollo 0 00Keohokulole, Lelhulu 40 60Kanana, Mlnamlna 0 00Kulu 12 00Kaluaklnl, Win 2 15Kabalcpuna (w) 10 90Kahaulvllo, Noah 2 70Klmoluhllahl, I.ullca 3 23ICaueko.i 3 SO

Kuoptiu, Maria G 00Kaao.10, Robert S 75Knohle 2 70

I.uahlut', EUte 5 SIIiccklngton, Mrs. Hattiti 3 80

Makakehau (w) .. 3 80Makalua, Mrs. JM . . 3 2iMinor, treorgo 8 10Maul, Estate ...'.. 4 95

Nakalkuaaua, Estat 8 15Niau 4 30Nllhau 3 23Namaleltu 1 60Xakulna. Mrs. E. M. 8 75'Xoah, Peter 2 70

Okamuna 6 00

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Penlamlna, E. P 14 58Pratt, Mrs. V.S 3 80Puahl, Mrs. L. K 5 74Palauuu 1 60Pua (w) 3 80Peahl, Keao 4 30Puha, Moko 3 80Papa 15 30

Sua, Mrs. IuLsa 15 90Shaw, Alioo 4 90Shaw, Albert 9 30Sylva, Manuel, Estate 1140Shaw, Lahela, Estate 35 60

Treadway, H. G 1 60

Wahinehookafj 9 80

District of Molokul.

Achl, W. C I 6 00Apakl 3 80

. Akamu 3 25Ah Sack, Kapeka 2 70Auld, Halokll, Mrs 13 70

Brown, J. F 86 13

Halawa Land Co 6 00Hlmeni, D , 3 80

llae, John '. 4 90

Jones, Joseph 12 00Jones, E., Estate 40 60Jones, Ape, Estate 9 30

Kaokaka, Estate 5 40Kal una, Estato ....'..... 4 90Kaoo, J., Estate 8 70Kahn, Estato 2 70Kapu, Estate 9 80Koahl, Estate 3 80Kukamana, W. A., Estato. ... 7 60Kekahuna, S. & Co 2 70Kekahuna, fl 2 70Kaikala 1 97

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Kcknvmi, Keonl ...,.. MOluiliautiafjp, fl. , ..!....Kupllia,fiKuiIiia, I)KiMknnml 27KnlAwi'laKublaniipp. Ksni.il 2lKulHktu . 4tteKtilkahl, Chan 326Kckuniu () ,4!HIboknlole, llhulil.iMrs,, 13(70Kalnlil, uUa . ............. ;15LISKeau colu, S. ... ...... 1 .... . .22(60Kalauokalanl, t . . . . . 27;3SKnlauokalanl, I). IC ...... 170Kaluaaha, K .......... .6)65KiimoIu (w) .270Konahao . . ,7i5

Luklla (wl ,4i3EMlllchua, E is02

llattlo, Mrs 27li'lka () ;2k7ol.ukcla, Estate 2 60

Mokoh.i, Estate 2 15Manasc, Rev. J 6i50Manila wa, Rabapa 9 70Maowncwu 3 20Mahlal, J 14,25Maria l.lollo 1 COMalhano i,caMaleka (w) 160Makalcl & Co 2360Makalel, J ,,. 297wMuunakea tj.... (980Maunaloa 9:80Mlnamlna , 9. SOMolla 2 15

Xukl. Pala 3 80Xakulna, Mrs. E. M 48 90'Xamealoha (w) 3 25Xnuka 4 30Xlnohna (w) 237Xapala, Estate ... 1Q 35

Oopu, W. B 20Oploplo, Mrs 3 80Ohla 8 7P

Paehaole, A. P CooPaehaole, Kolcka ,' 1 COPallia ; .12 50Pamawnho S.flOPoaha 269Palnlolo, Estate ,5 17

IH.Hlrlrt of Litiiui.

Kalcihoa, Mose.s $ tKulclopa 3 80lOiuluiue, Pia J 10Kealnkaa GOO

I.uuiuela 8 76I.upcau 7 JO

Maawe, K. K 3 84Muholona, S. W 3 toMa.no s 00

Smjnh, J. K 35 10

Zablan, Auo 2 70

I certify that the foregoing is a cor-rect list of Taxes remaining unpaid lathe Second Taxation Division, to ibest of my knowledge and belief.(Signed) C. H. DICKEY,

Assessor 2nd Division.

Island of Kaui.Tax Office, Fourth Division,

December 31st, 18)8.

Tho following list of Delinquent.Taxpayers, Is hereby published aa required by law, and comprises the De-linquent Taxes for the Fourth Divlaloami Districts as Indicated, includliaReal Estate, Personal Property, Carriages, Carta and Drays, Dogs and Personal Taxes assessed and remainingunpaid for 1898, with 10 per cent, pen-alties and the cost for advertising utho taw provides.

District of Kawttibaa.

Unknown Owners.

R. P. 4044, h. C. A. 6645 1 1 95R. P. 4044, U 0. A. 4591 I OS

I hereby certify tho foregoing to ba correct list of tho Delinquent Taxaand Taxpayers for tho Fourth Tnx-tlo- n

Division,(Signed) J. K. FARLEY,

' Assessor 4th Division.Kondo 3 86

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AT THE FUNERAL

Iping Services for Late

H. A. fitauu.

was a (Day iOf vmm

At Roman Catholic .CatlmdrolFlowers and Mualc The ,Cor- -

tune At tha Cravo.

The final obsequies ocr tho remainsof tho lato Judge Herman A. Wlde-mau- n

occurred yesterday afternoonfrom tho Roman Catholic Cathedral.During tho funeral hour the city wasqulot and peaceful, the stores havingclosed and traffic being generally eus-lcnd-

Hundreds of the frlcuds and admirers of the deceased tilled tho Cathedral.The Hawaiian, who loved him for hisloyalty and kindness to tbe.m, werelargely represented. President Dole,Attorney General Smith and MaJ. Geo.C. Potter occupied seats In the frontof the Cathedral. Near them wereseated Uulted States Special Agent II.M. Sewall, United States Consul General Win. 'Haywood, Vlco Consul amiMrs. W. P. Boyd. Throughout theCathedral were such representative citizens as J, II. Athcrton, E. Suhr, JohnEna and wile, Robert Iswers. Judge C.F. Hart and wlfo, J. L. Kutilukou andwife, I'. M. Hatch, Circuit Judge Perry,Circuit Judgo Stanley, Rev Alex.Mackintosh, John A. Cummin, 11.Reujca and wife, Alex, Iscnberg, Deputy Attorney General E. P. Dole, Marshall Brown and wife, .Paul Iscnberg,W. E. Howell, Col. John II. Soper,Daniel Ixigan, W. N. Armstrong, Capt.A. S. Barker, of tho Oregon, ClarenceMacfarlane, Col. Geo. W. Macfarlaneand wife, M. D. Monsarrat. E. I). Ten-ne- y,

II. C. Austin, O. P.' Wilder, Mrs.B. K. Wilder, Dr. Raymond, 0. M.Cooke, ,W. II. Rice, II. K. Mclntyre,Cecil Brown, Senor Canavarro, Professor W. D. Alexander, John Phillips,Rov. J. Usborne, Honry Smith andmany dthers.

Tho pall bearers were grouped abouttho casket. Tho personnel IncludedMinister S. M. Damon, Associate Jus- -tiro W. A. Whiting, Senator Georgo N.Wilcox, I)r. F. L. Miner, Dr. It. McKlbbln, B. F. Dillingham, A. Ahrcns,Godfrey Brown, J. F. Hackfchl, F. A.Schaefer, S. C. Allen and 11. Focke.

The ushers wero Ned Dowsett, Ed-ward Stiles, I.. Hart and G. E. Smithies.

Tho wlilow of tho deceased was at-tended by her son, Carl Wldemann.Tho others In tho mourning party weretho surviving daughters and theirhusbandH. They included Mr. and Mrs.Henry Macfarlane, Mr. and Mrs. FredMacfarlane, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dow-sett, Mr. and Mrs. W. lanz, Mr. andMrs. Chris Conradt, Mrs. C. O, Bcrgerand Miss Unna Wldemann. HermannWldemann, Jr., who is In San Fran-cisco, was tho only mombcr of the fam-ily absent.

Inside 'tho church, tho floral trib-utes, profuso and variform, paved thenave about tho chancel, while longvines of variegated colors clung to thechancel rail. From tho lighted candel-abra hung lets of green, blended withtho softer colors of native flowers.Potted ferns and palms wero placedalong tho sides. Near tho bier stood alargo crow of red carnations, tho flow-er symbol of deep affection, a tributefrom the bar of Honolulu.

Off to tho right of tho church thewhltc-robe- d nuns sat, tholr veiledheads bowed In prayer.

Tho bell tolled slowly and as itstones died away tho choir sang withsoftcnod voices a low and deeply Im-pressive song.

At 3:45 tho funeral procession entered tho church, lead by tho agedBishop of Panopolls and a rctlnuo ofpriests; following thorn came the pallbearers, friends in life of him whoseremains tho casket contained, whichwas borno by a squad of Hawaiian po-lice up tho nave and carefully placedon an elevation beforo fcho chancel, Along vine made of tho Ulma flower, cov-ered tho casket.

Tho eorvlccs wero conducted by thoBishop of Panopolls. A prayer wasread by tho Reverend Bishop. Holywater wob sprinkled about the bier andincense was burned. A recitative chantwas given by tho fa'thcr, the choir re-sponding. Tho ceremony, thoughshort, was Impressive As tho priestsLoft tho chancel, tho procession was re-formed and marched slowly out of thochurch. Tho great organ and thovoices of tho cbolr filled tho buildingwith music.

Tho hoarso was drawn by four blackhorses dressed in black trappings,Headed by a company of Hawaiian po-lice tho funeral cortego traveled slowlyup Fort street, passed over to Nuuanuand up the valloy to Nuuanu comotery.The procession was sovcral blocks Inlength.

Near the grave, In the Wldemannfamily plot to the right of tho road, theHawaiian Government band was sta-tioned. The Bishop of Panopolls, ac-companied by Father Valentine,

ltwiwVA,. , ,.7 0kMi'i. frtiUaL,.,,';' ,ui!L, wy r ,. v

. walked Wore the Ulw a h was lar-Jrle- dto the grav whll Hip band di- -

recieu ny uup. neirer, pw)M tne run-eta- ltnnrrh of "Paul' As the mourn-

ers gathered around tho grave thepriests chanted A prjycr ' Nearer.My 0M, to Thee the band played theair softly end with evident emotion.as the coffin was lowered to Its finalresting place Then, Intermingled withthe painful sound of falling earth, wasthe triumphantly hopeful music of

We Shall Meet on that BeautifulShore" The mound of the grave wascovered with floral offerings, At oneend was placed 'the Hawaiian flag.wrought out In flowers, a tribute fromMrs, Luther Wilcox. At the other endwas the offering of the Hawaiian bar, across of red carnations, whllo over thecenter of tho mound there tested abeautiful conception, "The Gates AJr "sent by 'Mrs. K. 1). Tenney

THERE WAS FRICTION'WASHINGTON. Feb.

Shatter' article In tho Century, inwhich bo says he was never formallythanked for the release of Hobson andhis men, was freely commented on atthe Navy Department today Tho truthof his statement was admitted, butIt was declared that ho had alwaysboon given lull credit. It is cxplalnodtliat tho friction between the Armyand the Navy was ut that time too apparent to warrant a laudatory writtenacknowledgment.

ADMITS KKELEY'S FRAUD,

BOSTON, Jan. arles J. Hill,attorney for Mrs. John W. Keeley,widow of the motor m.tu, has given nuta statement admitting that the motorwas a fraud.

STILL AT OUTS

Strained Relations of theConsuls at Apia,

Germany Ranrueontatlva Givuu Offuneo Klnuslilp Situation

Stiv.tnsoVu Houur.

APIA, Samoa, Jn. 24 (vU Aucklaml,Now Zealand, Feb. 1,) There has boepa collision of authority between ChiefJustlco William L. Chamlx.TS, of theSupremo Court, and Dr. Joanues Itarfel,the German president of tho municipality of Apia. Heir Grossmuhl, a German resident of Apia, who was arrested for smashing tho windows of theSupremo Court chamber, was sentenced jy the Ciller Justice to imprisonment and to pay a flue. Dr. lUflelInstructed tho police authorities torelease llcrr Grossmuhl, whoso fluuwas subsequently fixed at $1000.

Tho German Consul, llorr Rose,thcr'upou wroto to tho American Consul, Luther W. Oftboru, and tho BritishConsul, E. B. S. 'Maxso, protecting thatthe action of the Chief Justice In liningII err Grossmuhl was an infringementof German consular rights. Messrs.Oalioni and Maxso Jointly replied Intheir official capacity that, the propertribunals having dealt with the mat,ter, tho Consuls could not Interfere,Moro than this, they declined to havefurther Intercourse with tho GermanConsul or the German municipal pres-ident except in writing, or to attendmeetings except to consider the actsof tho municipal Council of Apia, un-less an apology with full retractionwero offered for the behavior towardChief Justlco Chambers. At the sametime tho Supremo Court summoned Dr.HalTel for contempt of court In releas-ing llcrr Grossmuhl.

There boa been no further generalfighting between tho partisans of therival chieftains slnco the last adviceswore forwarded, except that a party of'Mataafa's followers was routed in thebush by Mnlletoans, It Is expected,however, that fighting will be roiumed,as Matuafa Is arresting persons whohave been already fined and released,

Tho work of plllago continues, amongthe liotiM-- s looted being tho Valllmn,tho homo of tho lato Robert IulStevenson, the novelist,

BERLIN, Jan. 28. Public opinionwas focused on tho Samoan riuestloiithis week. Tho 'United States EnibuK-sado- r,

Andrew I), White, has Informedtlw correspondent hero of tho Asoelated Press that ho has had severalmeetings with the Minister of ForeignAffairs, Baron von Buelow, and thatnssurances were given on both sides ofa nature calculated to promote aspeedy ami successful solution of theQuestion. Ilaron von llunlow'n wholeattitude tended to show that tho Ger-man Government means to do Its fullsharo In nettling tho matter fairly undnmleably,

THE FARRAGUT.WASHINGTON, Jan. 31, Tho Navy

Department to-da- y nccoptod finally andpaid for tho torpedo-boa- t Farragntbuilt by tho Union Iron Work at SanFrancisco and torpodo-to- at Rowanbuilt by Moran Rrothorn at Seattle

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.LONDON, Feb. 1. Iml Hallam Ten-

nyson, sono of tho late Lord AlfredTennyson, has been appolntod Govornor of South Australia.

VOTE ON TREATY!

The Ratifcatiw ffl lis BylCnrai.e.

RESOLUTION TO .PASS FIRST

Tmiliars thd llultmtlon Idufc HardKltlht and vC,os vVotn In

bunatu-tifo- w Work.

NEW YORK, Fob 1. A Sun special froni Washington says: It Is probable that the Senate willpabs the resolution of Senator Sullivanof Mlsslbslppl providing that "the ratification of the pending treaty vltnSpain ehall In no wise determine thepolicy to b pursued by the UultedStates In regard to the Philippines,nor shall It commit this government to a colonial policy, nor Is It

to embarrass tho establishmentof a stable, independent governmentby the eople of thobo Islands whenever conditions muke such proceedingliopeful of successful and desirable re-sults."

Tlie decision of the advocates of thetreaty to allow this resolution to cometo a vote Is dictated by u desire toleawi no stone unturned to secureenough Totes for ratification I'ifty-elg-

votes are now pledged, and litleast two more will be obtained, It Itbelieved, by the pas&ago of tho Sulli-van resolution, which, while It reallymeans nothing, will scrvi to caso theconsciences of certain hesitating Sena-tors. The author of the resolutionthinks that its pasKige will mid atleast three votes to the ratificationcolumn, und If ho Is correct in tillsestimate the siiccces of the tteaty Isalready ussurod,

Four Senator Who nro Mill placedin tho doubtful list me, it is under-titooi- l,

Bacon and Clay of Georgia.Chilton of Tuxuh and Mitchell of Wis-consin, AH of them may voto for rati-fication, The only Republican who Isnow put down as sum to otu for re-jection Is Hoar. Hale tuny do no, butIt Is known to his colleagues that hewill not permit 'his toto to lie tutcd todefeat tno treaty If the lesult Ih Socloeo tlut his voto would affect it.

Many Senatoro who favor ratificationstill bellevo that there Is no necessityfor the passage of tho Sullivan i evolu-tion or any other expression of opinion,as thoy uro conlldeut that much fewerthan thirty Senators will persist invoting "no" when tho test comon, Butto mako assurance doubly sure theSullivan resolution will be accepted, asIt Is certain ,to gain tho. vote of its au-thor, If iiono other. After that resolu-tion shall have been passed, If it shouldbe found that tho friends of tho treatystill lack some of tho necessary nlxtyvotes, which Is not at all likely, a motion to rocoiuldcr will be entered undtho Bacon resolution, for which that ofSullivan Ih u substitute, and whloh Ismore sweeping und definite, will bepossod, thus uddlng six or eight voteitto the ratification column off hand.

All things considered, tho advocatesof ratification am well pleased withtho situation ht and aro conlldeut that they have their light so wellIn hand that it will be Impossible fortheir opponents either to defeat thetreaty or forco It over to an extrasession.

PrcKldent 'McKlnley Is worried overthe critical nltuatlon that has existedso many weeks, hut .ho Ih not III and Isnot likely to he. He pursuaded Re-publican Senators to accept tho Demo-cratic clinllongo for a voto on thotreaty and Is now doing all in hispower to gain supporters to the ciiiihoof ratification,

CUBAN DEMANDS

PnrtlotM Demand Heavy Tribute ofUncle Sam,

NEW YORK, Jan. 31. A special tothe. Tribune from Washington says:

Maximo Gomez, tho Cuban com-manding general, has demanded

from tho United SUtei andto disband his "army" until the

money Is paid, Ho has repudiated thenrrnngement inado by Citllxto Garcia,who came to Washington with author-ity from Gomez to provide for tho re-turn of tho Cubans o their jioaeefulpursuits and whoso work was barelyaccomplished fbeforo his sudden deathon December 11, It was then ogroodthat tho United States In order to se-eu-

tho prompt resumption of labor

nu wiHiiWwjKW"i

on the idanisrttms f the inland, with aview of promoting the speMy jvvitainf preapertly and tittled tnindlMuukhoiild dlsirfluiie about IJ.omi.mioKtmilig the Jtfl.lMMl Mid to te (.fill Midi f jarms in tne islto or fimi a man. meottU-ct-s in proortnn to their rank torwhv a RinMt.T uimiuiit, the ordluarjetillntiil men to lie discharged withsums less than Ills), depending on liiefleiiKlli of acrvlco and other oouildera-ttou- s

For ovw a mouth the payotjia of the hi my has been making

ready to tarry out this arrangement,ihr national detente fund Mng stall-abl- e

fur the purpose

CHNrHmSIIIP MORE rtl'RUTNEW YORK Jan 2S The tm-tuetvl-

Cable Compiiiy today liulthe following notice "WV have l.enadvlreil by the American authorities atManila that prUnte telegrams In eeietlanguage cannot be acceptiM from andto the Philippine lalandii."

ooooooooooooooooooHAWAII AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, I), C, Feb. 1--Theie Is now before the Sen-

ate Committee ou Comment!the Huuse bill for the extennlonof the navigation laws of theUulted titutes to Hawaii, Itwill 1m- - recommended undpassed,

Chairman Knox, of the Coinin It tec on Tit rltories, has In-troduced in (Is" House today aresolution placing the bill furthe government of Hawaii onAbe calendar for tomorrow Thisresolution, under the rules, may! debated for teu hours

IS A CLOSED DOOR

Difficult to Secure AnyFacto From Manila.

Hollo Hxuudltlonn Kalluro-I'uo- is atWashington Insurgents uriU

Americans.

NEW YORK, Jan. 28. --A cable totbo World from Washington nays: TheAdministration oftlclnln continue tosay there is nothing alarming in thePhilippine situation, despite tho (lispatches, from Mudrld. General Corhlureceived y General Otis' dally rt

fiom 'Mnnllii, and announced thattho situation Is Improving and thatthere Is no danger of u conflict.

The Wur Department officials de-cline to talk uboul the Hollo expedi-tion. It Ih admitted that It utterlyfulled to accomplish Its object, whichhas so emboldened the Filipinos thatit may Iwi necessary to send heavy

to take tho city. TheWar Department fear to order thoexpedition to return beciuse of theeffect of such u proceeding on tho In-surgents, It also cant a crisis maybe precipitated by the Hoidiers. Armyofficers returning from the Philippinessay the American troops have no ct

for tho insurgent and makematters as unpleasant for them na pos-sible. This feeling tho Filipinos reci-procate, and as a result an armedneutrality Is maintained,

With tho Insurgent trying to pre-cipitate matters In tho Far East undAgonclllo making strenuous effortshere, the Administration finds lUelf Ina most cmbarraHslng predicament. AllIts Influence, political, social and military, is being exerted to secure the rat-ification of tho peaee treaty at thopresent scstdon of Congress, Tho Pres-ident appreciates that It may bo Impossible longer to keep matters iw theyare, und therefore a rigid censorshipIs maintained at Manila, ColonelThompson, tho censor, haH advisedGeneral Grcely that ho IntemlH to expel any correspondent who evades thoconsortdilp. Img dispatcher uro i'colvod dally from General Otis, uttho officlalH suppress them. About thoonly Information now obtainable Isthat "tho situation 1 Improving."

MANILA HICK UEPORT,

MANILA, Jan, 31- .- Following Is thesick report for tho pact week: Typhoidfuvc.r. numlier of eases, CO; malarialfever, 3CS; dysentery, 70; all othor In-testinal troubles, 100; gastric fever(i34;wounds and other Injuries, 117; small-pox, CO; all othor sicknesses, 250, mak-ing a total of 1138 cases among thetrnops in Mnnllii,

RANK OF DEWEY,

WASHINGTON, Fob, 1. Tho SenateCommittee on Naval Affairs has doelded to report favorably the Joint resolutlon reviving tho rank of AdmiralIn the Interest of Ilear-Admir- Dowey,Tho resolution was ao amoudod as toextend tho time of his retirement tonyears.

ARMY OF IN!

Bill Passes Hwe tat Has 'Se-

veral Riiers.

CANTEEN TO IE AMLISNEI

Knulneor Corps-Minim- um of En- -llatad Man MayRast at jOO,

OOO. Blza of Companies.

WASHINGTON. Jn. 51. Tlio billto recognize and tncruabo tho staudluarArmy to about 100,000 meu, but givingthe President authority to reduce thesize of Infantry companies and caval-ry truos to sixty meu each, thus fix-ing u minimum of about 00,000 enlist-ed men, parsed the House to-da-y bya tote of 1G8 to 125. Tills was tho re-sult of a week of hard and ofu-- u

lighting on the floor, durilit;the progrcA of which the opjHwltloucompelled thoso lu charge of the metis- -tire to give thin discretionary authority ,to the Prusldtmt and to make othermollifications, among which worn a re-duction of 331 lu the number of staffofficers,

Among thu Important amendmentsadopted beforo tho vole was taken to-day was one to exclude tho appoint-ment of civilians to ikisIUoils in thoEngineer Corps, One to abolish can-tee-

and the wale of liquor lu campsand one .to strike out iho provision foradditional pay for commands hcrvins;lu the West Indies and Phlllpplncound Alaska.

The bill as passed provides, In addi-tion to tbo general officers and staffdepartments, for twelve regiments atcavalry of twelve troops each, Hi coast.batteries, twenty-fou- r field batteries,thirty regiments of Infantry of twelvecompanliit each, u corps of engineersmill one regiment of engineers, an ordnance department, a signal corps, thelatter with 025 meu. It ulso gives thuPresident discretion to recruit the organizations serving lu Cuba, Porto Kleoand Che Islands of tho Pacific in wholeor In part from tho Inhabitants there-of. , !

HM ALL-PO-

Disease Has u Hold lu Manila, BuiCan lb) Controlled.

NEW YORK, Jan. 31. A special tthe Sun from Washington says: TheapiMsarance of umallpox among thetroops ut Manila has caused no uneasiness at the War Department whereIt is felt that tho spread of the dlsearowill be promptly chocked, GeneralOtis' dispatch Is not considered alarming, notwithstanding lie reports four-teen deaths reuniting from Htnallpox Inless than three weeks. Of that num-ber there wero six In the TwentiethKansas Volunteers.

Surgeon-Gener- Sternberg remarkedy on the situation: "I liavo the

greatest confidence lu Chief-Surgeo- nLlpplncott. There should 13 no diff-iculty lu preventing the spread of e,

Tho surgeons know Just whatto do, Tho troops will havo to lie vac- -clnatod, and the smallpox patientsmust bo isolated and nursed by im-mune. The provisions for tho sickIn Manila arc ample, there being plen-ty of tentnge, cots, bedding and othermaterials." General Sternberg Insist-ed that there wan not tho slightestdanger of an epidemic of smallpoxamong tho troops, ami expressed Hiir-pri-

that It had been so serious asto cause tho number of deaths givenby General Oils.

THE EMPRESS.PEKING, Jan. 30. Tho Chinese hern

say tho Dowager Empress has decidedupon a Kllcy regarding tho successorto tho throue. It Is detailed that at .mooting of her relatives recently shoselocted tho successor of the presentEmperor, but the Identity of tho per-son so choHcn Is not divulged. All re-ports, howovor, agree that a ehango uttho palace Ih Impending.

BATTLE-SHI- P KEAnSARGE.

NEWI'ORT NEWS (Va.), JanSt..Th hlg Uittlo-slil- p Koarsargo baa beengiven Its Ilrst trial In tho James riverfor the purjioso of tooting its propel-lers. Tho result was In every waysatisfactory.

1

Tho Philadelphia should put In anappearance most Any day now, shehaving left Ban Diego on January 28.,

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TO H. A, WIDEMAN

M Calls Aw WarMly Lirea SleiiiiE Mao.

MAO jKACttO AWANttO AGE

An Actlva Cfcrr-Lo- n I'romlnant,in ileland AlfAlr-- A Sue- -

casaful Labor.

(I'n.iu Wednesday UjII).)'I'tic summons of 1mIi wiine to 1 1 A

ViJtmjnn tit S 40 rterday forenoon'flit riotts Mtitva of the nKd

4iad (or a Ioiik tlni- - lievn u(lwj concern to famHy and friend

Tlir end was qulwt and peacefulJudge WWemann waa C )nir cf

iter. Tlw lollowlui; account of Ills lifestud tYtlf. prepared srcn yearsmco, was vM-- ly til iii as tor-rw- t

hi tlwr factaTJn-r- u m)i 111 the world who. by

tbrir publio wrvio-- s uiid stronx indi-vidualities. an Indelible imprest

thi: lati: n a widcmanx.(I'boto by Williams )

upon the affair of tln-i- r countries, andwJroso work will live afu-- them, Unenduring monrnm-nt of their ablluyund Junius. Suuli u man la HermannA. Wldemann. of Honolulu, whosename I Inseparably connected wlt'itho development and history of thetfLiKallan Islands. Hlnco his adventinto the Kingdom, nearly lulf a cen-tury uko, he has wltnesffd the Krow.h

t tlii- - nation from comparative lulls- -rillicunce to lu present prosperous confiillon, and lui made his Inlliiencc feltund In governim-nta- ; andKeeral affairs A man of broad views,too ha ever been u pronoiiiict'd udvo-cat- n

of those measiiica Which lie Jusconsider d for (lie tcood of III adop cdlountry, and has oppoiu'd all mo.'"-rot'iit- s

which liU judgment told hintcro not mi. AHIioiikIi now approach-

ing the I)! 1)1 Ira I "three more yearn .mlten," llr. Wldemanii UII retains

mind and ood judgment whichJia vomer been his dlstlngulshlm; s.

Arriving In Honolulu .imorit )outli of twenty or thereabouts,without money or frlendii, lie lias

tliu Inertlmablo blessing ol agood name, and by perseverance andublllly liax ai(iilr'd a ilinlr.iMe (ompe-tenc-

o that now an old iiko coiiiim onlio in free from tint care wliloli lie"'tlio patli of lv capable or Icy for-tunate men.

II. A. Wldemann wan born in Il.in-ore- r.In W22. He comeit of n military

family, III father liavliiK hwi ervkuilurliiK the Nupoleonle era of 1SI1MG,In JtiiHitla and in e. Vonni; U'lil"-tnan-

bealde rvceitliiK u tlmniiiKhKvncral tralnliiK, wa eiieelally tUi-5i- tl

to follow tlie profexaion of IliaSuUier, und wlillo U1I preparing lortlio army and waltlni; for an appalni-inen- t,

(Uncovered that til eliam-.-- j orimmiolfon orv very llKht. Ili xnwtlial hi claamiute were Klu-- com-nlloi- ui

itlmply bccainie their hw! ilhtaudliiK Hua higher than III own. Toiv young man of hi ambition thl un-Ji-

dicrlminatlon wax intolerable,und lie therefore looked about him fortnime more promlnlni; occiiKitlon thinthat of ami. Too retlt for the lowllfn of mercantile puronlt tion theI'ontlneiit, h adopted for u time a K

life. althotiKh even that wn notIn JiU llkliiK. unit In 1SIU entered '.homerchant tcrvlco iu a cabin boyAfter nervine In the llaltlc and

for two )jui-h- , lie enKaKlon a whaler IkiiiimI for the South riean.JJurhiK thi voyage, in 1SI3, he llmtlauded In Honolulu the bceiio of hisXutnro vucceosful und hononiblo career.Ho remained with IiIh vchhoI durltif; arrulM) to tlio Arctle, und returnltiK toHonolulu in 1814, lie next went toKuropc, and studied jiavlK'.itlon. In1K4C ho uKaln to Honolulu, andMieltiK tlio Krit futuru before the Ha.wallan itroiip, derlled hero to mako hilnnnc. Honolulu wan at that tlino ilia)iMdUarU r of the whallnic licet,wliloh, with the t'xccittlon of nn ctf.iKlonal man-of-wa- werobout the onlyKuropea.ii vexteU comlnK here; andwuh uIro the principal mipply jKiInt forCalifornia In vcKctahle anil other pro-duct!!.

Mr, Wldemann' llrl occupation inlit new homo wan an private tutor hiuu KiikUdIi family. In November, ISIS,lio ruiiKlit tho California "Bold fever,"und at once proceeded thither. For ailino he wan employed In tlio CustomllniiMi at San Tranclnco, und then triedtil fortune at mining, which, not rov-Ii- ir

uce.tlul. und llndiiiK that life InCalifornia van not what ho expected,lio returned in June, 1819, to Hawaii,fttiil lion iiltico remained, with tho

of nn occaHlonal vlnlt abroadnn litulnuiR or for pleasure.

Karly ciiUtIiii? Into tho politic ofOio country, thl Ktutleman has heldnearly nil tlio ImiKirUnt oitfiTe underDie Kovernmont, JIU II mt poaltlon wasUuvt of uliciiff of tho Inland of Kauai.

FT-l- C

lb Is"! . m a ' Mli' flhHihr m. ' " 1 ' K IK

Kmvlih'tia U lil if tlio Viy (Vum a 1

iif Hoard ( llealUi II a a n ,nUf Vf ) llonw of Noble ttneti nrKtl.lt (d the MHtlitliK iMitior andHI ihf adiHili of th lieo- - eoii'll H- -

ll.n rf!y tliroffli"' M llld" lfIm h rHtnl at the mi s mdimiiimu-- I in fill Ihm lioiioi'lib hm.tnn maim fco a lendenl tfci ixirtfiMi'i uf AllDMer of ritmnee ThUhirtur nljnlble offlee he run.im44n ti rrln on afYvum of febllinhh. and 4ne- - thrn hs 1i1'iallyrlnl from urllve life, altlioug.i tillintuett in uallonai affair lis ucvrrdmlnlJjol.

lr UMrmsnn declaro that he w.llnt rr acaln enter ikiIIUcs, but it IIblehly prtilabl that he will ! pre- -vallni upon to chanico hi mind, ind

lll oon aealn occupy a seat In thoCablmK llejond the Itnitortant pullt- -kl xltIon held by the subject ofthl ikketrh, m ha been a JudKe of thoSupreme Court of the KlnKdom Al-though aol eduented In (he law MrWldemann i a natural lorn law;rHe look oeond the iietty trammelwhich hamper the punxiMt of tlie law.und we tlie tinderlyliiK priucipi" ofJutl; in the iuetion presented HIleclloii are riUtlnKUlshed by soundcommon nenro" and a rare nppre:Ia

tlon of rlKht, and are entirely Ireoflom bias or prejiidke.

II. A. Wldemann ha ben an J InmouK Hawaii' most successful punt-ers, and It is from nugar tane plautlnKthat he has mado the bulk ol iliapresent fortune. His first UKrlculttnal

nturc was coff; raising on the maudof Kauai, where he resided from 1810to J SCI. Tho Imsiness was not lu rathe and was abandoned for the moreremunerative one of sugar. HI ilrstknowledge of cane culture was acije n dwhile manager of the l.lliiie planiu on,on Kauai, which he ntartcd In ihZ) andv.'lilth was the first sugar rnu rpr.ee onthe Inland conducted on tlie mo -- m)irteui. He continued suro-sjifi- i In

the liunlnes until 1HTC. when, by theItclproclty Treaty with Amerl.j, adifferential sugar tariff wa iffe iel iifavor of he Hawaiian Inland I"h;tereuiy wa repiignant ui Mr Wl.t1-maii-

us h believed that the tariffwas derogatory to the dignity of theHawaiian people He coiuldired '.hat

piugar cane culture 1iad hen nullkln.- -Jy profltablM previous in thi treaty,and was very ad verso to the (!o em-inent' placing Itfcelf under such obli-gations to the L'uKcd States. IIeauu!of this sentiment, as well as from ndeslro to retire from actlvo life, Mr.Wldemann, that ear disponed of nilhis Htigar Interests. To one of thisgentleman's temperament, however, nnIdle life was ununited, and In 1S7S hestarted the protltable plantation fWalauae, which he still own.

n. jo.

Hermann A. Wldemann on May C.U50, married Mary Kauai, a Hawaiianlady, who survive him. To Mr, andMr. Wldemann have been born oveudaughters and two sons: Mrs. II. H.

Mr. 1'red W.Mr. C. O, llerger, for somu years nowa widow; Mrs. Win. Mrs. JohnM IXiwgett, Mrs. C Connid, Mlns Unna

ami Messrs. Carl and Her-man Wldemann. Carl Is manager oftho coflVe on tint Waianaesugar i state, and Hermann hold a position In tho olllco of J. I). SprceKelo& llro. Co., In Ban Krancltso.

i'o in-- : orI'lHsl

.Muj. Canton Will Inl.c Uiurtu toKchtorc

It l rather an odd thing a me.it bigslate military of tlie

of should leak outIn Honolulu befoio on thecoast, or promulgation In Manila.

Hawaiian ha.i;tti: vmu.w ri.mu

Maifarlane. 3Iacfarlan,

Wldemann,

plantation

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Washingtonpublication

MaJ. Canton, who was a passengerby tho transport Morgan City will,upon arrival at his destination, assume command of the Washington icg- -Inient of volunteers now on duty nttho new Knw?sIon. Ho carries thecommission mid run ntitiinriiy.

Col, Wliollcy will bo relieved...loilt.-Co- l. Klfo will be relieved.WJiolley and I'lfo have been nt out- -

over sluco tho regiment was musteredInto wrvlce. A tlast nrcount Wliollcyhad Fife under arrest. The charge wasdrunkenness. It is declared by Fife'sfriends that It Is Impossible for anytruth to lie In this siccunatlon. Fife Isa wealthy man, a jiollticlan, and nnamateur tragedian, Wholley wan mili-tary Jnstrwtor at tnc State University.Ho Is u Ilrst lieutenant in the regulararmy.

MaJ. Canton Is a lawyer, a populistand a militiaman wlio has had experience in tho regular urmy. no i apersonal friend of Governor Itodgers,wlillo the Governor TinowWholley only by reputation. Maj. Canton inado a good Impression here

A SUi'IMSITION.LONDON. January 23. Hank note

to tlio vahw of CO,000 liavo royaler-loiul- ydliuppeared from Parr's Hank,

In liartliolomcw lane, It Is8iipioicd that they 3iao been wtolen.

Jt U learned that a largo quantityof frelKlit for the American licet stManila wn taken through here on theNippon .Maru

CIIAMHICIU.AINS COUOII IllSMKUYalways i:fki:ctual.Thero aro no better medlolnes on

tho market than Chamberlain's. Wehave uuI tlio CoukIi ltemoily when, allothera failed, olid in every lnstanco Itproved eirectu.il. Almost da y wc heartho virtue of Clinmborlaln'a remediesextolled by thoho who have used themThis Is not nn empty puff, paid for ntso miicn n line, but is voluntarily Riv-en in Kood faith, In tho hopo that

humanity may try these rem'eilles and, llko tho writer, bo benefit-e-d.

Krom tho (W. Va.) 1'aUi-fltidt- r.I'or tuilo by Ilenson, Smith &

Co., Ltd,, wholettilo nuenta fbr H. I.,druggists and delcr.

MORE H. C. FIELDS

Lanesl IrrltaliM hum PlantId fetid.

TO K INS1UU0 AT .MCE

Fraer and Uhslmars, Chloavo,Havotho Uontraot-lnorens- od

Cane Araa-Ew- a.

Tho Urgwa Irrigation pumping plantin the world Is now- - being lnntal'.lon Sprtvkclsvlllo plantation, Maul IIA. Allen, manager of the engineeringdepartment of Knwer & Chalmers, Chi-cago, left on the Claudlno last eveningfor to miporintcnd theInstallation of tho plant. Mr. Allen Isa mechanical and electrical engineer.

Tho maximum capacity of theSprcckelsvillo pumps," said Mr. Allenin an interview yesterday, "will bo48,000,000 gallons per day to a head of3W feet. There will be four triplodoublc-cwlln- g l'raser & Chalmcr'sHeldler pumps, each driven by a mostmodern triple expansion condensingCorllrs engine Tlie steam at a pres-sure of 180 pounds por wpiaro Inch Ibsupplied tho engine from fivo

Ker Sealcrholm boilers. The plantwill be equipped with all tlie mostmodern appliances.

"In caso the water supply Is not adequate In one place for tho Installationof all. the puniim may bo placed in twoor more stations. The economy of op-eration, however. Is much greater forone central plant than for severalIsolated plants. Like In nil irrigatingenterprise tho water supply determines the principal conditions."

"How muc.i land ought thee pumpsto iirlgatc?"

' I nil on Id say fully 4.000 acres," re-plied Mr. Allen. This is practically allnew land. Wells are being sunk byMeCamlless ilros.

"Has there been any change or com-promise In tho big order placed withyour house by Spreckels brothers?"

"No changes to speak of. The newowners of Sprockolsvlllo have consent-ed to have th6 plant installed practi-cally as originally ordered. The newmanagement has instructed that allt3io pumps le of tho samo slzo Insteadof one pump being built with a maximum head of 515 feet."

Mr. Allen announced that the fourthpump for Kwa plantation had arrivedand that It would soon bo Installed.'Hils lait pump for IJwu is a duplex

double-actin- g Kramer & Chalmers' llled- -

ler, driven by a horizontal cross com-pound condensing Corliss engine. Itscapacity la 8,000.000 gallons everytwenty-fou-r hours.

With tho pmnp will bo supplied

heaters, Independent tervlco condenserand one of Frascr and Chalmers' latestImproved convertible flywheel, air andclrculatlve pumps. This will be usedfor Irrigating.

It Is understood that Mr. Allen isnegotiating with several plantationowners for tho Installation of pumpingplants. Throughout nil Hawaii, theplanters aro now becoming satisfied oftho advisability of spending large sumsof money for irrigating pumps. Thoreturns nro moro than enough to war-ru- nt

tho big outlay of money at thefceglnnlng.

lie

i.n.UT. c.i-:n- . si:iioiii:li

Hellcvch in a Kespunoibillty

to Central Covcrniiicnt.Speaking of the annexation of Ha-

waii in his "Forty-si- x Years In theArmy," I.lcut. Gen. SchoOcld says: "I

uii'iiw to me a very narrow view of theIntelllKeiico of tho people of this coun-try which nuggeuta any serious

In tho government of outlyingpotMclonii which aro essential mili-tary and naval outpoit, aliiiply be- -......,. li..l hutnriiriMlonlltl linntu:ltlO!is

iiio ami aru nol Jct caj,aoj0 0f

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or lit for admission to tho Union a aState." He cites the government oltho District of Columbia one if thebest and most economical In tho world

which would reoulro very slight modification to make It perfectly applicableto any of the Islands or tlio Atlantic,tho I'aclllc or the Gulf which may beacquired by this country. In fact, itseems to (Jen. Schoileld. as it will toothers whoso minds aro not preju llced,

that a government under exclusivelynational authority exercised over comparatively small districts o: coun'ryand small population, under tho con-stant observation of tho peoplo and thepublic press of tho entire country ismoro likely to bo Just nnd pure thanany other, dlesponslblllty to a localconstituency undoubtedly has greatadvantages, but responsibility to thoGovernment and entire people of thUnited States has vastly greater"

Thiwo Ironwooil TruL'4.The report that the I'.irU Commls-sloner- s

nro to clear tho Ironwooil treesfrom nny part of tho Walklkl

park to inaku lawn is whodyiiuxirreot. A few of these and othertrees ore to bo cut down for improve-ment contemplated ft long time. ThisIs u ruiulred thlunlne out dictated onthe Juditment of peoplo of experience.Trees will bo taken out to save trees.

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WILL 00 AS A OENERAL AOENT

t'reldent Smith' Puccla-nap- ortFrom Various Sources Reach

the Board-Wo- rk at Kalthl.

(from TtiorJj' lull;.)In n letter read at estorda'- - reg-

ular meeting of the Hoard of Health,K A. Lyman, deputy sheriff for Ha-

waii, writes of the encroachment ofvaKr and swamp land on Pront itreot.Mr. Heynolds sURRented a canal to theBeu. Or. Kmcrson and 1'rcsldcnt Smiththought tills would llert Wnlakeastream. President Smith wonderedwhy tho local boards at llllo did notremedy tho trouble. In about half atniiiuto Mr. Jxinslng, ot tho instanceof President Smith, was roada Uoardof Health embassador to Illlo. He willexamine the marsh nuisance, visit thehospital and look into sanitary inat-t- n

generally, reporting to the Uoardof Health.

In tho past fortnight the killing attlic local general slaughter house hasamounted to 301 beeves, 115 calves, 293sheen. 310 hogs. There is much liverllukc and a calf and a bullock fromK a n coll e were condemned for tuber- -eulosls. This report was from Dr.Mfinsnrrat.

inspector iKelllpio reported flan re-ceived ut the Honolulu market fir twoweeks past 37.1G2.

At the beginning of January Htlohospital had ten inmates and seven atthe end. The bill for caro of UnitedStates soldiers amounts to atJ1.G0 per day. This barely clears theexpense. Tho bill Is in the hands ofWin military medical authorities here.

Dr. II. V. Howard, in charge or the(lovernment free dlsiwnsary on Kingstreet, roportcd 2HI prescriptions madeout at tho olllce and 4DG calls jutside,for tho last quarter of 1S98.

Dr Alvarez made a roturn on exper-iments with mongoose by Injection ofbacilli of leprosy. .Most of the mon-goose thrived under experiment.

President Smith spoko of conditionof building at Kalthl station. He suggested extensive repairs to a couplo ofstructures. Tho worst condition Is thowear of the lluors. Ur. Alvate. stren-uously urged new buildings of a stylothat could bo disinfected. This processis impracticable with tho present struc-tures. Tho buildings, ho thought, hadbecomo too old and worn for us.Agent Reynolds rather agreed withPresident