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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-11
Application Tor Patent
Notice No. 112,


REaIsTkR'sOTFIcE, CARSON CITY. NEv., /
juno 3. 1863. )
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Challenge Company, by D. 4. Avery,
Agent. has filed In this Office a diagram, to.
gether with q notice Of Application for Patent
from the United States, under Act Of Congress,
approved July &c. 1866, for Fifty feet Of tho
Comstock Lode and Challenge Ctmpany'Sc laim,
In Gold Hin, Mining District. Storey county,
Nevada. Said claim Ia bounded on the north by
the Imperial Company and on the south by tho
Confidence Company, and 10 moro particularly
described as follows: Commencing at Post No.
II, which Is situated south 400 ca east and 6l7t
feet distant from the southeast corner OF the
Imperial and Empire shaft; running thence
south 50 ~ west 50 feet TO Post No. Isl thence
norIh 70 26' west l,O57.5 feet thence north $40
81 west q 80 feet; thence nor'h ego go west
Al rs feet: thence north sio 49, yves SALT feet
to Post No. "a; thence north 50 ~ east 80 feet
TO Post No. 80; thence sou h 800 a. east Al rs
feet thence south $40 ST. rnst q. 81 feet; thence
Iout' 100 26 .ast l.0575 feet TO the place OF DO.
ginning, containing l $500 ucreA. Bearings ex.
pressed from the true mcrld an magnetic varia.
lion, 100 IL east Said calm II more particu
ariy described In the notice and diagram post.
ed In this ofice and on the claim.
WARREN T.. L0CKHART,
iull.90d .Fa. Register.
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And In accordance with law, and On order of
the Board OF Trustees, made on the 10Th day OF
june, A, D. 1868, 80 many shares OF each parcel
Of said stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction. on THURSDAY, the third day OF
September, A. D. 1858, at the hour OF 8 O'Clock +.
u. OF said day, In front Of the office Of the Com.
pany. Main Street, Gold Hill, to pay said delin.
qucnt assessments thereon, together with cost
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
LEWIS GOODWIN, Secretary.
August 3, 1868. .a au3ru
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MINING CON-.

IN pany, Kcarsarge DIstrIct,, IhyO county,
California.-Noticc Is hereby given, that at q
meeting Of the Board OF Trustees OF said Com.
an assessment of Two Dollars per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of said Company,
payable Immediately, In United States gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the Office Of the Com.
pany, 4OS California street, San Francisco. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on the Fourth day of September, 1865,
shall be deemed delinquent, and will be dulya I'D.
yertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment shall be made before, will be sold on
MONDAY, the Twenty.frst day OF September,
1868, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
r. b. wINGARD, Secretary.
ONCE, 40s California street, San Francisco
California, aul0 Nv
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. III.

REoIsrrR'sorTIcr, CARSON CIT: NV,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the Burke & Hamilton Company ~ D.L'
Avery, Agent, has filed In this ONCE \ al1srain.
together with q notice OF Application i0I fo.en'
from th, UnitedStates under Act OF Congresh,
approyed July 90, 1866. for Forty fett OF the
Comstock Lode, and Burke g. hamiiton Compa.
NV, claim, In Gold Hill Mining Distiic,, storey
county. NoyadA. Said claim Is bounded on the
north by he Confidence Company, and on the
sonth Sy The yellow Jacket Company. and 10
nor. particularly described M folowE Com.
msncips M Post No. l6 which Is situated south
$50 O6i cast and 1881 feet distant nom the south
sa.t corner Of the erial and Empire shaft;
SrnnInc thence south 50 ~ west 10 feet to Post
No IL: thence north 73o 49, west LOST 5 feet;
thence north $40 81 west q 80 feet; thence
north 800 90 west Ais feet; thence north
sio 49, west 52l.7 feet to Post No. %;
thence north 50 H. rnst 40 feet to Post No. IS /;
thence south $40 IG Gust 52l.7 feet thence south
800 49, east 4l.75 feet; thence south $40 81 east
o7.e3 feet; thcnce south 73o 28 east LIST 5 feet
10 he place Of beginning, containing / 1870
acres. Bearings expressed from the true merld
ian magnetic variation, 100 II, east. Bald
claim Is more particularly describedin the notice
and diagram posted In this Office and on the
claim
WARREN t. LocKHART,
Jell.9od Register.
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And, In accordance with law, and an orucr OF
the Board Of Trustees, made on the SD day 81
June, 1853, 80 many shares Of each parcel OF saia
stock as may be necessary, will be sold at the
Auction House Of John Middleton s Son, NO.
$40 Montgomery street. San Francisco. CaliIor-
MIA, on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST,
1858, at 10 o'clock n. OF said day, to pay, said de-
l%lnouent assessment thereon, together with COSTS
WIN. WILLIS, Secretary. !.
Office, northeast corner OF California and
Montgomery streets, San Francisco, Cal, Room
No. 1. uD stairs, JySetu
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AsSEssMENr NOTICE.-BEL.

saESSMEN'r notice. BEL
II CHER COMPARTMENTS lie hereby given
that at a meeting Of the Trustees Of said Com
pany, held this day, an assessment OF $2S per
share was levied on each and every share Of the
capital stock Of said Company, payable immedi.
pany. Virginia, Nevada, In United States gold
coin. Any stock on which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on THURSDAY, August IS, 1865,
will be advertised on that day as delinquent, and,
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on MONDAY, September IL, 1868, to pay
said delinquent assessment, together with cost
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees,
II. BRUCKMANN, Secretary.
Virginia, New, July Is, 1865. jyli I'M
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-,pEc,AL MEETING OF THE

- Stockholders In the Belcher Company.-At
a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Bel.
cher Company, held this day, 1t was resolved
that a special meeting Of the stockholders be
called for the purpose OF taking into considera.
ton and determining the question Of the for.
nation of a new corporation under the laws OF
the State OF California, having its principal place
OF business in the city Of San Francisco, In that
State, the conveyance of the property OF the
and reissue Of the stock, and other matters bear
ing upon such question. Said special meeting
will be held at the Company's Office, In Virginia,
on THURSDAY, October l, A. d. 1868, at l2
O'Clock n.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
II. BRUCKMANN, Secretary.
Virginia. July 20, 1868, iy3l.tf
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LnnA cnL.n HILL MINING

a Company.-Location OF works, Gold Hil,
Storey county, S~evada.-Notice IL hereby gwen
scribed stock, on account Of Assessment No. III,
levied on the Twenty-ninth day OF June, A. ..
1868, the several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders, az follows:
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Q. L. BROWN,
House, Sign & Decorative Painting,
OPPOSITE THE vEsEY HOUSE,

DRAINING AND IMITATION PAINTING
" OF Wood, Marble and all kinds OF orna.
menting executed in the best style OF art ana d.
short notice. ,,,o
HOUSE LINING and PAPER HANGING
donein q satisfactory manner. Allwork guaFah'
teed, or no charges. opa
All kinds Of MIXED PAINTS and oLohs
for sale ut the lowest cash prices. CT
~ have In my employ one OF me oestoiSn
and Ornamental Painters in this STATE
Gold Hill, August ], 1893. A'e
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nIXInRNn NOTICR..-THR

dividend NOTICE..-THB
IL Kentuck Mining Company has this dBy de.
clared q dividend Of Thirty Dollars 900
per share on each and every share Of tho capital
stock Of the said company. payable on MONDAY,
August 10th, 1868. The dividends upon oil stock
standing In the name OF A: 4. Hill, Trustee, VIII
he Maid by the Agency Of the Bank of California
in Virginia, Nevada, on presentation Of the GER
THOs. SUNDERLAND, President.
Office Kentuck Mining Company, San Francisco
August 9Th, 1868. aust
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TMPERIAL

IMPERIAL GONnOsIDATSD
Mining Company.-A meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Imperial Consolidated Mining
Company. location OF works In New Iruckee
District, Churchill County, Nevada, will be held
al the office Of the Company, Winteroauer,s
Building, Gold Hill, on THURSDAY, August
90. 1858, at the hour Of ! o'clock p. H., for the
election of Ave Trustees to serve for the ensuing
year.
R. WEBER, President.
G. ". PEAsE, Secretary.
Gold Hill, August O, 1858. auo
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALE.
,IpHA CONsOLlDATKD MIN.

"A Ing Company, Gold Hill, Storey County,
Ncvada.-Nouee.-Thcrc arc delinquent upon
the following described stock. ON account OF
assessment No. /, levied on the twenty.third day
Of June, 1868, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders, as
follows:
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snR G 4: r. Y

Ills one OF the greatest triumpLs of Homo
opathy to dispense With the operation Of Amph'
tatIon and E~IcisIon, In more than IN o.thirds "i
the cases, by the radical cure OF the disea''d
parts, which llopathy would have consigne" t."
the knife.
Frscturos and serious wounds are healed ~
less time, and with less pain, than under M,
other mode Of treatment.
Homeopathy sfulhlling a mission whoIt -h'
Ia the overthrow Of all other modes OF cure, aih
the establishment ofltSown complete and per
manentrule. r
HOMEOPATHY n LIFE ssuRAsc Ih'
DIrectGrso Of RLondon Life Assurances Once
the '.G eneral provldent" at itsr cent meeting
have placed on record their opinion THAT per
sons treated by the Homeopathy system enjoy
moro robusthealth, are less frequently attack"
by disease. and when attacked recover niof'
rapidly than those treated by any other sSs'rh;
that with respect TO the more fatal class'soi d.
oasrthe mortality under Homeopathy i, smni u
| compHrI,on with that OF A llopAihy; that Their
are Diseases not cursble at all under the iati',
system, which are perfectly durable under ih'
former; finally. that the medicines prescilb'd'!
Homeophathiss do not tnIur. the eonsiitl'i"n'
wherein hose employed by AllopAtbr not uh
freauentl, entail the most serious nLdln many
Ipstauces, fata, consequences" The Directors
further propose TO summon u meeting oi'h'
Shareholder to lay before them the fnets ihrS
have collected. and the decision vt which The!
have arrived. namely: ''To open n special see.
,Ion for persons treated by Homeopathic sy'
| tom, at a lower rate OF premium than thai
charged ON other lIvcs."-Loadon (Eng.) on.
ssrcsr.
THI ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIYE INSURANCE
| COMPANY Of Albany, New York. says: RI.
GARDlNG MEDICAL TREATMENT 70 ~
feetlnv rates that the systems OF medicri prhc,
| tice ~ affecting the duration OF life. are well
worthy Of confederation by Life Insurance Com
nanIes anpea,u 10 us evident calculations upon
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MEDICAL.
DR.. F. KILLER,
Homeopathic Physicians
SUR GE O M
Dr.niI,er pny. PnrucuInr Alteration
and Operative Surgery,
M1dw1feFy
ORRICH-6S SOUTH & STREET, APP
poSite Wells, Fnrso& 60.
ITO MGO Il III y

rs Tue ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF NED.
i icInc, based upon the laws OF nature. Seven
ty.fve yesrsof experience have proved that one
half ofthose dying at IN enrly, age can pe savsa'
psntly, which have resisted the skill OF the besi
practitioners Of any Of the old medical system.
for years.
Homeoparhyslms o-rndIcstedIssasr'entirriy'
TO cure sure and easy, without bleeding blister.
ine, c.utrrIzIng or druggipg, to prolong life ana
lessen the number Of sick days.
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Il will thus DO seen that Of on" hundsed pa
tients treated by Homeopathic physicians. eight
will die, whilo II the same numbcr nr- treated by
AilopathIe physicians. thirty four will die; and
Of the nyrlidi who die under old school trsat.
ment the world over. Homeopathic treatment
would save seyenty.sIx OF every hundred
Virginia, August !, 1863. aul II
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NEVADA BREWERY DEPOT
oppo.l,e Judge Halls office, Gold Hill.

THE VERY BEST LAGER IN THE STATE;
neat Qualities OF BRANDIES, WHISTLES,
WINES CIGARS, ETC., will be found at this
New Saloon. .p.pou.
Proprieton.
Cola HUI, July -, lsea. ,ysx
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-. WARREN t. LocKHART.
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neatly executed at the Gold Hin NxwI oMce.
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The RcciprocIry Treaty.

This measure, whO-e fate hangs on Us close n
vote a. did the impeachment OF President John
son, has not Yet been finally disposed of. 1t WIS
deemed best by its friends not to press it to n
vote in the hurry and confusion Of the close OF
the session in July, a. the absence of a single
member might then have defeated it altogether.
\ correspondent Of tine New York Times says
=. The final consideration OF the Sandwich Islands
Treaty was postponed until next session. 1t
lacked only n few votes OF ratification. 1t con-
taius too much free trade for tie prOtcctionists of
the Senate" The papers and correspondence at
hand by the last mail generally conccde its prob
able defeat. Yet this Is not certain.
The number Of Senator's known OF supposed to
favor the treaty at the clOse Of the session was
frty-thrcc. y full Senate. at the r~e-assembling
in September, will comprise s~ixty-six members
(aiI but three States being represented in that
body.l This leaves twenty-three opposed to the
treaty, which requires 4 twO-third vote (fOrty-
four) to ratify it. One of the opposition (sena-
tor Grimes OF IOwa.O has been unable TO take his
seat for two months, and may still be unable to
resume it in September, leaving forty-thrce To
TWENTY-FIVE ~ tire status Of the Senate, ~ far a.
Is known. \ change Of a single rote, or the alb
sencc Of one member from either side gives the
treaty n bare chance Of ratification or defeat.
The importance Of having n good advocate at
Washington at this time. interested heart and
soul IN the passage Of the measure, was never
more apparent than now. Were it possible to
engage such q person, to make another final effort
for its passage, success might be secured. We
have little faith ir the ability Of either Mr..
Harris or Mr.. yariguy, both of whom will proba-
bly be in Washington Mt the re-assembling OF
Congress in September. We do not believe that
either Of them heartily ind"rses the measure,
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though A. agents Of our King and Government
they are compelled 70 support and advocate IT.
As the Hawaiian treaty involves free trade
principles. the adoption of which BY the Senate
in September might materially influence the re-
suit of the Presidential election, ESPECIALLY in
some Of the large States which are now con-
slderei doubtful. it is not improbable that all
further discussion and action ON it will be post
pOned till after the November election. Then
the chances in favor Of its passage will undoubt-
ediy b. increased, a. it will BE- the closing session
Of the present Congress, and the votes of members
Will be les likely 10 be influenced by party pied
gcs. This, however. would postpone the de-
cision several months, and the result may not be
reached before January next.
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Our Island correspondence.
NAwnIwrLI. Kauai. August 20, ls6s.
Cirsuit Court on Kauai.

\ long and interesting term oi our Circuit Court
was concluded yesterday evening at 4 j. NJ, after
a labOrious session Of fourteen days. 1t was the
longest te III ever held on this island, and from the
Importance Of many OF the cases to be adjudicated,
il attracted more than usual attention.
On Tuesday, August 4tL, the Court was pune
tually opened at . \. ", by His Honor. Chief JUS
tice ALLEN presiding. associated with the Hon.
Duncan McBryde, Circuit Judge of Kanai. The
following cases were disposed Of in the order herein
named
The King as. Akau. Assault with a deadly
weapon. Vol pros. entered by the Attorney Gen
eraI.
The King as. Faiau. Assault with n deadly
weapon. NOD pros. entered by the Attorney Gen
eral.
The King IS. Kaiehu and Kaaia, on charge Of
larceny Of a bullock belonging to E Krull. Esq.
They were arraigned. pleaded not guilty, a jury
impanneled. who after hearing much conflicting
testimony. returned a verdict OF not guilty.
Attorney General for the Crown, assisted by Mr..
III. Thompson.
". &. Jones for defendants.
On "Wednesday the Attorney General presented
an indictment rs. Mary Kokai. She was arraigned,
and her attorney. ". c. Jones, asked time to plead,
which was granted.
The case Of the King ~. Kuhia. for an assault
with "a deadly weapon. was tried, and resulted in a
verdict Of not guilty.
Attorney General for the Crown.
Keawchunahala for defendant.
The Kin. rs. Kakalia. on a charge Of forgery,
was continued until next term.
The King rs. Haapuni and Kalalina. for the crime
Of adultery. was next tried. This case had been
appealed from the District Judge Of Waimea TO the
Circuit Judge. and from his decision to the Circuit
Court. Il looked fair tor the prosecution. accord
ing To the records Of the inferior courts. but when
the witnesses came on the stand. ii was wholly diff
fcrent. One If them swOre directly contrary TO his
testimony rs taken down by the Circuit Judge on
the trial before him. and he cOHiradicted and stulti-
fled himself 50 frequently and in such various ways.
and his perjury was so glaring. that the Attorney
General felt il To be- his duty to order him into
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DIED.

pxvrnrII-in this city. 9Th inst, % consumption, George
Chars. Deverin, aged 3 years.
JxyrEasox-At Paramount, Mas JUNE Ill., VT s1rsn
I.e-rvuy arstIs 80 wears. She was the mother Of Yrs John
Paav. Of this city. Az shock o. corn, ready Boz the gatnef,hg
az the Great Reaper, she ha. fulfilled her mission on sartn- hrf
m,ov noble and lovely traits Of character endear-t hcr 70 4
large CIRCLE offiends, aud IN the hearts other ehharsn - heHr
ory /. enshrinec ~ o good Christian mother.
G.sp.xx-In HonoluIu. August 23i, Mr.. Thomas Gardner,
n sDIprea man. aged 80 years The deceased = well eSn
.mong E,reirn yisitors and shipma-ters at Honolulu He came
so Inc island. in 1877 az asward br Capt. pshinss on b'arH
fhx Rassskas-
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Blank legal Forms.

yE>UE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND,
Il aud will hereafter keep for sale, Blank Forms, such "a are
used in the Lease, Sale or Purchase Of Real Estate, Mercantile
Transactions, &c, &c. Among them may he found the follow
ing:
CHARTER PARTY, for the Chsrtering of Vessels,
POWER OF ATTORNEY. Three OF four different forms
Of special and general Powers Of Attorney,
CUSTOM HOUSE POWER OF ATTORNEY,
Co~-PARTNERSHIP FOR Mercantile, Manufacturing or Agri-
cultural o-partnerships
LEASE OF House or Land,
BILL or SALE, OF Registered Vessel,
BILL OF SALE, Of Personal Property,
MORTGAGE, O fReai Estate,
CUATTEL MORTGAGE, Of Furniture or Personal Property.
SPECIAL Co~-PAKTNERSHIP,
BUILDERS CONTRACTS, q
LEASE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,
INDENTURE OF APPRENTICESHIP,
DEED OF REAL ESTATE,
LABOR CONTRACT, between Master and Servant, three
forms,
CONSULAR INVOICE and Certificate, for purchasers and
Manufacturers,
SHIPS MANIFEsTs. Bills Of LalinE, &c. &c.
n These blanks are printed on the finest document paper
and in the !ates, style. Orders from the other Is ands prom
attended to-
Price per Single Copy, s5 Cts; or 81 per Irooz.
For sale by c4O em) II. NJ. WHITNEY.
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% The fall term Of Oahu College commences on
Wednesday next. In addition TO the former teachers,
(Pres. Alexander and Prof and Mrs. Church, the
services Of Miss Emma Smith and Miss Sloan have
been engaged for the new year. Miss Smith has al
ready been a teacher there for one year. and proved
herself very acceptable to parents and scholars.
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DEPARTURES

sax n --rhr Isabella. 6r Malokai
gf--ehr Manuokawai. Antnns, hr M1ui-
sf-=ehr Active. Ctansy, SOC Hawaii
xg-schr kaaisilc. Adams, or Nstosai
z2-=ehr Odd Fellow. DAVIS. 6r Hawaii
2x--.hr Martha. B.rrin. fr Hawaii
2f-@.hr Ncffis Merrill Lambert. tr haaaL
st--tmr KIIauca. NeGrvgOr, hr WtniNaui f0rt--
2S-sshr Hattie, Mia, fr k1uaL
28--chr Ystfe. Whit. for Kauai
s9-Sehr Mary. for KaGai-
g-Rrir brig Rab't Co~An. Gardner, fr Victoria
2T-schr Ia Moi, Powers, er Mani
eT-schr Liku, emr Molokei
gg-schr Mary. lIamiin. br Hawai-
s7--rbr Mary EEsn. West. fr Mani
2T-=chr ManuokawaL for Maui
xT--chr Isabella. Er Molokai
2s-schr Warwfck, br Moiokai-
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ASSENGERS

ros wt~pwssp PoHrs-P-r KHas.s. August 2s,h-R~v
Nr Balpsin AMI Wiz. A. . SRI Hu- LaWrcre- aud . ehl-
dr-u, " & Ne,sham, Mr. HEAR Baiisln-se abaH AID IS decd
p@ssngrrs-
Faoa SAx FEsxcf-Co-P~r IIzia, AgEsst 2I-Rev J 3
Pogae. Dr. " NeNc5nb. Krv = Corsn. N.s " bay. "
Philips, Marx Green, Jalf1s C1hu. Man Exert, 4 , -hart.
Miss 81 q shoot. Mr. y " Lasr~uee AMI chiir--n. Nn " D.
Campbell and 8 children. ana : ID stsrax-&
Fpou sSs FHSScGscg-P~r u q Murray. August 2-Mr
aud Mr. Shsrulan Peek. DR. nni Mrs G. z Jadd. Chars- Er-~-
er. Mr- and Miss Br-wer. VIZ. a. Co-nan. M-- 4 CokInan,
Nr and Mrs ~ Bard. Ms J Bard. Air 10 Bard. J Buri. Mr..
T. 4 Eiu-.ey. Mrs T. J =tehbin.- Nr a1d Mr. g. W Nelch AMI
child. Mr b Wseh. Mis- 4 ws5eh. Mesrs I Bartlett g
Swain. Cha- White. DR. q N8aks. Mr.=rs J u Log " Snifh.
\ ID Lul-. " Fonly. J wMams, } Jou-s, T. . Potter. Mo
Aana IIobroa, : D sa1sog, a = Ll1i1g, JAMS WsaG, Y Psy-
tgu-I--
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MARRIED.

FLrTNEE-NcI>rYEE-In Honoizla. August 25th. at the
residence q the brides fafh-r. David y. TGtu@r u Jane Nee.
Nciatyre, daughter % Archlbalt Meiatyr-, Esq. No cards
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STkEEr SrRINKLING.-Messrs- Ward 4 Collins, rs
Gently arrived from san Francisco. are making ar
engagements to have the streets of Honolulu sprinkled
daily with water carts. They have been pledged the
support Of the residents of the city, and promise TO
have the work done in the most thorough and salts
factory manner. In connection with it, they propose
TO remove from the streets all the dirt which causes
81 much annoyance TO store keepers, in windy wes-
Their. Owing to the small supply of water, they will
be obliged to use salt water, which, however, is OBJ
iectionable on account Of its saline properties, max
ing the dust injurious 10 the eyes If fresh water
can lie had, it IS preferable. We trust thatsthe Gov
eminent will aid these gentleman in every possible
way, as the health of the city depends in a measure
OH clean streets and cool atmosphere. And everybody
knows how hard it is to get anything done towards
securing the public health. Again, We are liable any
day to have the small pox or other %contagion intro
duced. Let us all encourage whatever tends to i'm
prove the public health