Opinions on water privilege dispute and Interior ruling
W C Smith and L A Thurston discuss the water license debate tied to Kohala mountain water and the Territory Government. The Interior decision is seen as constraining opponents and aiding local interests, with Smith noting no legal authority for a separate water license on public lands. Thurston and Smith reflect on political motives and likely Washington influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the
Tntery
Jonee-Gehr Party
Thene
Kobala Mountain
Bcretary of the Interior
J. W. Janos
Inge
W. ©. Smith
Ryan
Auction of Wood Lots In High Demand Suburb
Property listing highlights wood lots with water views and utilities in a Honolulu suburb. Notes low prices and favorable access with car service and nearby amenities. Mentions a third-party scre note for a modest price and suggests consulting local agents for terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het
College Hille
Honoluh
Pot
Kuay Torma
Balos
Moana Arrives From Colonies Amid Quarantine Debates
The Canadian-Australian steamer Moana arrived at port after a pleasant voyage from the Colonies. Passengers include Capt Carey’s daughters en route to Oakland for Violet Carey and Daniel Callaghan’s wedding on November 12. Local health officials delay naming quarantine due to incomplete health bill. Also discussed are water rights on public lands and preemption concepts related to irrigation and land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moana
Colonien
Trishane
Wensel
Manningham
Frikbane
Capt
Carey
Oakland
Cal
Atle Mariage
Violet Caray
Daniel Callaghan
San Francine
Truant Officer Story Triggers School Chief Denial
A report about the Beretania Behoo truant officer appears to be rebutted by Mr and Mrs Herbert Mossman. The article claims the officer acted under higher orders and that Annie Kanino was involved. The Beretania School principal had demanded the daughter, but after the paper’s story the couple says they have not been harassed further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Mossman
Beretania Behoo
Ir. Mowrman
Hoard of
Education
Triaut
Silit
Annie Kauthe
Schooner Talcon Arrives After Long Passage
The little schooner Talcon from Alblap arrived this morning after a fair passage. The crew had scarce hands to dock, but the vessel rode out a brisk passage and was tasked with discharge duties. The captain, mate, cook, and cabin boy were aboard, and the ship finally secured alongside after a light crew shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talcon
Alblap
Che
Muies
Unfortunate Accident Involving Driver Frank Davenport
Frank Davenport, driver for Lew ern and Cooke, suffered severe injuries when a lumber load tipped over on him yesterday evening. He was taken to Queen’s Hospital and will be laid up for some time. An American observer described the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davenport
Lew
Ern & Cooke
Revere
Queen's Hospital
Mr. Davenport
Chinaman Free After Police Court Action
In a police court proceeding a Chinaman was freed after the prosecution entered a solle prosequi. It was noted that someone connected with Paolo Helkta had called on the defendant and said he might be innocent. The defense requested remandment, and Judge Wilcox indicated he would dismiss for want of prosecution if a nolle prosequi was not filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Olan
J. G. Atherton
New York
Ben
Federal Grand Jury
Pacific
Atherton
Walatua
Benith
Deaky
Paolo Helxkta
Wilcox
Nolle
Battleship Wisconsin Enters Honolulu Port On Way To Pago Pago
The Wisconsin with Admiral Casey aboard arrived in Honolulu this morning en route to Pago Pago. The vessel anchored offshore to coal up and resume voyage, amid strong easterly winds and heavy seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Diing Casey
Wlnart
Bremerhaven Navy
Tutulla
Tiley
Laband
Honoluo
Mylaat
Cirat
Max Bay
Mexico
Arm Committee Member Injures Chinaman in Laundry Incident
Reporter heard a gunshot near Richart street laundry as Edward Williams, a Black man, allegedly attempted to show a revolver to a Chinaman. A shot wounded the man in the groin, Williams claimed it was an accident. both men and the laundry head were taken to police, while Williams faces investigation and possible detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Heard
Ferreira
Richart Street
Edward William
Williams
Ting Kau
Loundry
Queen's Hospital
Hickory
Yui Kujiro and wife sent away from port under legal dispute
Yui Kujiro and his new wife Nao return to Japan amid legal actions over their marriage status. Judge Estee defers ruling, authorities debate whether an appeal to the Secretary of the Treasury is required, and Tule authorities question prior arrangements and potential contravention of territorial law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yui Kujiro
Nao
Japan
Amer
Estee
Treaway
Edmande
Ian Torritory
United States
Mate
Kujira
Japaniac
Kijiro
Mutau
Hesoluhe
Miramagjiro I
Ag Smiploye
Mitamura
Mat
Vnternone
Voklog
Kujin
Bernard's Circus Shows Big Crowd Despite Mixed Attractions
The Bernard Company's show drew a large home audience last night with excellent attractions. Management announces price cuts during the latest tour, with seats at one dollar for chatra, fifty cents for second seats, and twenty five cents for gallery. A weeklong trip may begin Monday next as the company plans a circuit move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Company
Ulate
Circus
New Patrol Horses From Santa Clara Valley Arrive
The police department acquired new patrol horses three months ago from Santa Clara Valley, shipped by Wm. Cunningham. They are being trained, though not yet matching the former elite team. A text notes ironizing old versus new. Dr. Bogle offers prompt dental care at Arlington block, Hotel Street for twenty five cents.
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Kon
Hun Bean
Santa Clara Valley
Wm. Cunningham
Corna
Dr. Bogle
Arlington Block
Hotel Street
Quiaide Ally
Preparations for Cruise and Luau by Hawaii Yacht Club
The Hawaii Yacht Club plans a cruise and luau with an open air smoker, songs, stories, and speeches at the Arwt club. Yachts depart around 3 pm on Saturday, with staggered starts and a Ford’s Island race to finish near sunset, then return by dispatch boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruleg
Luau
Hawaii
Bunton Tome
Ford
Mila
Commodore Hebron
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian
Trial set as court hears sand theft claim involving foreign vessels
In Jollee Court a case about taking sand from below the ward was heard. A defendant claimed involvement of a Japanese and Portuguese party, asserting the sand was dumped from the ditch. Judge Wik granted a continuance to Friday morning amid questions on ditch restoration and related implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shariff Chillingworth
Wik
Postmanter Madwira Heads to Vacation Via Pacific Lines
Honolulu's W. J. Madwira departs this afternoon from the Moana on a vacation journey. He travels to Chicago via the Northern Pacific, then proceeds along the Pacific coast. He will visit Santa Cruz before returning to Honolulu for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Madwira
Honolulu
Moana
Chicago
Garter Seeks Labor Debts in Pantheon Building Case
George B. Carter as LN Hayden administrator sues Ables, Dayton, and McCarthy for 401.86 plus interest from Sept 4 1961, alleging contract to erect a one story Pantheon walloon hotel project on Port Street. After partial payment 3237.40 left 3712.00 due. Hayden died, administrator continues suit for balance and labor and materials claimed by plaintiff as contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BR. Carter
Hayden
LC. Ables
David Dayton
C.J. McCarthy
Port Street
Maar Hotel
Uriektromt
Marien
Kailipala in Trouble in Circuit Court
Kailipala and Kaliika faced multiple larceny charges in the Circuit Court. Two counts of larceny in the second degree and four additional related charges were brought against the native, with the case continued to a later date. Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth informed the defendant of further accusations as plaintiffs allege misappropriation of entrusted calabash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaliika
Kailipaka
Ater
Sherif Chillingworth
Jodo Wilcos
Four Teams Ten Play On Polo Opening Day
Kile planned a vigorous polo run to Honolulu on a firm Saturday in November with four teams forming inside the club. The annual meeting will set the schedule, promising a strong outlook as organizers form two matches for the season opener. Enthusiasm runs high among young, active players in the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kile
Honoluli
Alagie
Tangementa
Furthin
Sweden
Miss Hawkins Studio Opens As Photographic Gallery Spotlight
Miss Hawkins studio near King Brothers art gallery invites visitors to view portraits and pet specimens. The show highlights lighting techniques from daylight to artificial, praising the photographer's care and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Caroline Husking
Honolult Restitante
Newt
Pralan
Mink Hawkins
Long Trial Nearly Ended in Clerical Error Case and More
A special order to correct a clerical error faces the court in Jocher vs Patzig as arguments wrap up. Closing statements begin after 1 09 pm in a Treetment cane case with Perk & Co. appearing for the plaintiff and judges presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperial
Jocher Vs
Patzig Supreme Court
Perk & Co
Bax
John
Kate Henry A. Suen
Wilhiam K._docker Pataic
Andrews, Peters & Amrade
Ratee
Federal Court
Lge
Plumbing Trust
Strown
T. PF
Davideau
Supreme Court
Marriages in Police Court Prompted by Fornication Charge
Two couples appeared in the Police Court this forenoon facing fornication charges. One couple planned elopement and possible marriage on arrival, while the second pair pledged to marry immediately. Judge Wilcox fined 36 dollars in each case but suspended payment if the first marriage would show they were truly wed. He declined to perform marriages on the spot, noting only one prior clear instance he performed as an officiant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Cass
Wilcox
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W. C. Smith
L.A. Thurston
McClellan, Pond & Co
Castle & Lansdale
Anne Kanino
Cas
Alon
WO Bing
Pago-Pago
Pighting
Pighting Hob”vane Would Be Aboard the Wisconels
Bolmon
San Franesco
Winontain
Pago Pago
Myer
UB. M. C
Charlestoo
Peking
Myers
Ub Dealth
BP. Myers
Thin City
G W. McWlroy
J. Clyde Sal
van and Linitanot
T. Vageleang
Ubbery
Siine Casey
Ehief
Levenant
Benjamin Tappas
Bo Wign
Henry Norman Jenson
George C Rotter
R. M. Doyle
Navigator
G. W. Metlroy
J Clyde Sullival
Marine Corps
Johnston
J.T. Bay
Mane J. H
B.A. Brooks
Perry
Wall Fh
C. Alien
G. ¢. Niahumanios
Hdward Williams
Frank Ferreira
Thair
Edmunds
Barbnard
Trey
GR. Garter
Kailipala
Miss Haskin
Rapidlani Estate Vs
Peck & CO
M.P.D
Blue
Wamilton and
Brown Security School
Tellahie
Fort Steet
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