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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22

PURSUANT to an order this day made
L in the above entitled suit by the Honorable
Elisha E. Allen, Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
and Chancellor It the Kingdom. NOTIcE is hereby
given that Bill in Equity has this day been filed in
the above entitled suit, praying for the Foreclosure nf
Mortgage executed By STEWART HAMILTON
COOPER, and delivered to EDWARD BURGESS.
said Mortgage bearing date the Tueuty fourth Day
Of November. A d. 1869. aud given 10 seedre seven
Prumssory Notes for S6g2, without interest, and
xix for 81 100 each together with interest at the rate
of 10 per cert per aHnum, payable semi-annualIy,
the lands aud premises situate on the corner Of
SuGsnu Street and Merchant Street. in Honolulu,
Oahu. and known the Royal Hotel" premises,
Warranty Deed made by John Msxey TO William A.
Cooper and recorded in Liber 5. pages Ala Ll5, 4l6
and All. and also 10 Deed frUm Stephen Spencer to
Edward Borgess. and recorded IN Liber q, page 81,
81 50 ana 81 and also all aud singular the Goods,
Furniture Billiard Tables, Stock in Trade, and other
personal property beng in and upon the above de-
scribed premises known the " Royal Hotel"
well the premises adjoining, known the Bulls
Head" &c, de- tagther With all the rights. priyi-
isges and appgr;eusnees 20 the lands and premises
belonging and that the day Of hearing said Bill has
beer ordered by the Hon. Elisha H. Allen, CD ef
Justice # the Supreme Court Chancellor, for
SATURDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D.
1879. ii o'clock A. NJ. at the Co-Irt room IN the
fourt house at Honolulu, and al persons interested
are hereby notified appear and show cause If any,
against the prayer Of the Bill on Or before the day
assigned and fixed for the bearing.
W C. PARKE.
Msr.hal Of the Hawaiian Islands.
Houalaiu, May S, lST2.
r h STtxLEr,
Solicitor far C..nulaiuuuts I7-3t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22

SNFlNEME COURT % I'VE MAN NNN "
- ISLANDS. n rf0tafe FL o. ~ n tsfffa
SHERMAN PICK q uunouiu isiara ~ nsaa fsrrs.ei
urder ~ shos cause on afFlcslH n eteurr4 fir q
sale of Real Eslsfe.
On reading aui sling ihr rrtton RI EulIr o. Pea So
james Ntkte the Exfcai0rsHffhr VII afsherHse Fa
ceased praying &C. rartaIn raf.fa
longing Co che LsfatH ~ sseraian Pea fa affaF rfH
certain leEi refsUus vhr sil-h zeal rsfri sthf t
10 b. hereby orerci that thH Ain 81
man Petk and III pfus iuferesfsi a fhe i srrsr
before This Court SAT- hnNN th4 ffsf dft q fara
lsl. "a TO 'Claek, at ti- furf Haai 20 ftt
Honnuiu then and hufe to s rhg afrr $500
not BE- granted &C. The safe n surh esfsfe
AHd t s further ordered that crr 81 ts afaf hs st
shei 81 least three saaEs tfrs fhe m lt f
hcaing. in the utvarAs GatErra, us-sTsper pasl III
said Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, u l. Nay 2ha ira
ELISHA n tLTFy
Aursts chief Iusfsr. q fis srrrsr.- f|---s
jouS p nsHskna. Depafy Clsra ru
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22
Foreclosure of Mortgage.

Before the Hon. ELISHA H. ALLEN, Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court and Chancellor.-IS EoUITY.
Mary Burgess. Emma Pugh, and William Pugh, her
Husband, George ii. Burgess, Charles Burgess, and
Hubert Burgess, Complainsuts,
-4gaiHsf-
Stewart Hamilton Cooper. snd William L. Green,
Trustee under the Will of William A. Cooper, de-
ceased. Defendants.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22

SUPREME COURT 90 TIRE HAWMIIfN
- ISLANDS. IN Probate tsiaaf 81 ushu ussasasH o.
lands In the matter of the Esttfa ~ WILLIAM nEu-
puRENS bf Honolulu. detesatsi
document p1rportinE % D. ne isst Wi rai rrstrsnt
and ticil &C " Mtfu tiuurhrers ieerss hseIr1 a.
Ord ty of May, A. n Is11 BEEN rrcsens-f ssf Fa1fs
Court, ani pgtiiiou &C. the protsre fhgrf 81 te
suancc 70 letters tesftnful4rr noa - Iarrial1
having been hled BY sid n naia
~ s hereby ordered that WEpNEsnAf the Esh az e
Way y l.fl. AZ 70 U'clct. m.
Ro,m y said Court ~ Hoaoiuu b. al fts h-ste
appointed hc time tr proving sd WI sHf f|ieI rrf
hearing said Application when ard aharr ralr
~ Letters rcstamrntarv.
IL Is further ordered that notice ihefsarts given ~ ra1
cation. ff three successive weeks In h- ffrsrsfa ss
aud AZ AH oioa uevsrapgs printed led ruti.li lan1
lulu
And 10 is further ordered rifsffrs ssuf
subscribing witnesses 90 s1 VIII sri d. iha Ess sffns
tc'tffor lu ssi iouuuu sppar sri esufest re rr
q said VIII. the time srnain.sif
Dated uou3luiu n Ma Ora ts-l
ELfsHt ~ trEFv
Au6stf ChisfJasiIe. II ~ sarrs.Is r.-rf
Wurrh srtt C1arE TH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22

IN THE MATTER OF THE EsT=TE %
n WILLIAM AP JONES tfa n laasias larrrsrs AZ
Camtrra heflra thr fr-uf Jessie tne f1lrl D.
trict. usEailan 1slru.is. d. Fratara-
Tho " EFsrHtf, silliuistrarur sod Esrca1r ~
vice p ~ iref4HsT. lll-i fla fsfara RI n lEAIsI
AR JONES Ias n larfias Msui dsca1se s4uar SIS -
Fson sith this laufi sstinr ltgt Isr o. fasl.i
&C. the bearing and sruroTs 81
that hts may arrrss1 errsrtr asrfarf
according . The tenlr n ne Hl q decrlr az - o.
discharged.
Nos th-rsfrs n0SDAf ~ Iofb r. Ia1s fs-1 st-r-tr
ORDERED sod srI-iaisa a. o. h-sr5E $40 -sit. "a
sry ajrefaaus ltut uIaf 81 Hais ftesat1 arla
II fhs Ceuu ioass Lhin1. nzak snI ~ a-sa1s 1frrss
IN The sid estats fsqas thea AZ fasrs g. sfisai
A. auENHNnFr
Lahaina, April y. lsz2 f@n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22

IN THE MATTER Of the Estate y JoHy
Il sWtEINAN, deceased A0riCE l. h-sshr
given T. al perssns hasinr eiaus araiasf tie SO
John sseefman. deeeassi o. eEhisil sac s1ra- vita
the neeesiary Tenghers duly aatasnfieairi eari1r
secured by mortgage 90 otlsraise. o. 81 zna 3D.
hes has been appointed AdminisIfafar. aita 49,
" ~ ANNEXED a. bis r-sicueu. 81 tae Ua-rsa-al
az Biz 0lts 10 the C11rt h1u1s. Hdne.nia rttn ~
months fran tbe date " cueiiest.ar ~ ftis Nalcs
and II act presented. ttcT uil ~ srerar tarref
LAW EENcE MrcULLE.
Attorney &c iis Ads a.ltrli1r.
Hou8lula. April D. 1874 Is-gs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22

DEFORE THE SUPREME COURT o. THE IA
ID wsiian Isiauds-In Probate. AZ Chambers Ia
the Court house 10 Honoiulu. before the Han o. A.
Wdemanu Second Associate Justice 90 the Supreme
Court IN Probate, this 7th dag u MAJ. isT2 IN ne
matter o. the Estate Of THOMAS KING. deeeassd.
On reading aud filing the peiition q WILLIAM
c. PARkE. Special Aimiuistrasor Of the Estate ~
Peter II. TreadHay, deceased. isio Trult-r af &C.
above named Estate. and also ths Accauutf u ne
said Estate up % the seth day q M1rrh Is1g rrsF
ing that the be allowed and settled asa tast sa-
sureties The Bond o. ,s ssi Trustees as issharIs
from further responsibility 10 tte pfsmlIer
IL IL hereby ordered sbHE FRIDAY. he rfh far II
Junea A. 4. 1872. a. - o'clock A. 81 hsfass tts
Hon. II. A. Wiiemanu, Second Assacafs lurce n
the supreme Court. NJ Chambers in ths Crurt h-la=
in Hououu. Be ard the ssrshy 3 arpaiut-i a.
the time and place for hearing said petition sut
accounts hlei herewith and that on psrsans uisr-
ested may then and there ar1sar ard fhqw caass
any they have Why fhe prayer n sa reftra saaa-i
not be granted Aad e fsrtEer ordered thaf ts.s
Order, in the Havana I'D E1glsh 'angaarrs -
Published 10 tas % usian 6azefts" and H. A.
Okoa' neEspa err. printed and puh1stsi iu ha-a-
lulu. for three sueesstiss seeks rrereas o. shs
appointed for said hearing.
Dated H0nolalu Nay 7. lsT2.
o. A. WIDEMAyN
Associate SustIeu saprrz- cqsrf-
ATTEST.
JOHN BaEstHD. Deputy Clerk f1m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22
Notice of Assignment.

Ii BOLLMANS having made an As
IL. signment to the Unders gued Of all his prop
erty for the benefit q his creditors, all persons hav
ing claims against the said H. Bsilnan hereby
requested pre-ent them Il the Undersigned. aud
all indebted to the sane, viii maze immediate
payment to
is ;, ED. HoFFscHLAEGER / CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22
DEFoRE THE SUPREME COURT o. rHF

DEFORE THE SUPREME COURT o. TIVE
ID Haweuan I-lards-iu Probate. o. TOE ulrffrr
" The Estate Of FEtNk MoLrESo. deceased A.
Chambers 10 the Court llou-e iu uouaiuiu. before
The Hon. IT, A. Widumauu. accnnd Associate rIsllrs
OF the Snprcine Cour, iu PROBATE, this "a daq n
Nav. 1871
On residing and fling the pcfifien 81 WIIi1-n G.
Parkc Special Administrator uf lnr Estate Of rrfrr
H. Trradway, deceased. late Trustee af fhe Stove.
named Estate and also fhe arCuuufs O. BE ed
Estate up TO the SQth duy 81 March. a. N f-Te
praying that toe same be aItoari 1nd srfffr1
aud that the sureties The Bond offhc s1d Trustee
be discharged from further responsibility iu tla
premises;
Il is hereby ordered that FRIDAY. ihe lffl az q
June A. D. ls73, az 10 O'Clock A. " before fts
Hon. IT. A. Wdcmaun, Second Associate Iuaflre q
the supreme Court, 40 Chambers In fte Cour
House ia Honolulu, b and thc sarle u 1errhT iu-
pointed as the time and piace Tor he1rnr sa'a uffi
ton aud the accounts fied thcrcvifh. nnd fh1i 81
persons Interested mayhem and there appear and
show CAUSE, If any they have, WIZ fhc prrTr- q
said petition should not De granted. AID o. n
further ordered that this order in fhr Errrsd ard
Hawaiian language De published in fhe Hsuniian
Gazette Hnd hc Ag OkUa. newspapers puhrisf-f il
Honolulu. for three successive weeks prcriags %
the time herein appoiafcd Tor said heartnx
Dated Honolulu. Nay 2, 1871
n. a. WfDEMANN.
Attest; Associate Justice Supreme C1uft
JSo +. BtRNkuD. Deputy CLERK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22
Licenses Expiring in May. 1872.

d Honolulu, Oahu. ID. Ghee Hop
IL LIST. f. 2. Adams. 9th. John Stinnick
29th. s Magnin llth, f. Strehz & Co. Wal
Ohinu, Kuu. ID Pang Hang. Kiiae, K. H., Ha-
wall, 22d, All KO. Pnnahoa, HilO, l4th, g. n
Wetmore, Hama, Maui. 18th. +. Lyon. Wal.
luku, 9th, All Io 18th. Augustine Enos. 10th
Charles sylvia 4th. All Man. Hama Maui lhh
All Leah. Waiawa, Eva, sth. Puehon & Agot.
Wamea. Kauai 18th, Chun Tai Kupeke, Mo
lukai 9TH, Kaluaipihaoe.
WHoLEsALE.-H Honolulu lst +. P. Adams.
AUCTION Honolulu, Sd, G, S. Barlow. Kan.
Hawaii, I'D l. +. Swain.
BUrcHER.-W ailuku, goth. Wong Ko.
L.PAAU-Mak wac. 9th. Kekahuna.
HoRsE - Honolulu. LIST, Lahapa, No. So %.
Kapahi, No 80. Sd, Aalona, No. CO. No. 81.
Sd, Maine KuKu No 81 4th Maluakoo. No
63. 4th. Keaka No. g.. 4th U. z. Peka, No.
65. 9Th Kanewahine No. 66.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22
Notice to Creditors.

TS the Matter Of the Estate Of Robert
AOFFIrT, deceased, Presently I. r. Mont,
stoney Notice Is hereby given to al psrsons haY.
ing claims against the said Robert Mofits deceased
To exhibit the With the ne.egsary vouchers day
authenticated, vhsther secured BY mortgage Or other
wise, to the andersigne R1ecutors, al Honolulu.
within six months from the dats Of this notice and Z
not 80 presented. they will Be forever barred.
W L. GREEN
A. s. CLEGHORS,
Honolulu, May s, Is72.-I7 a Executor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

FINHE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS OF
Il the VIII q the late R. MOFFTTT, will eau.e Ia
be sold at Public AurtiOn. in August next, IL not
previously disposed Of at private sale,
TIE ESTATE OF KAHUKU POINT,
On Oahu eonsisring Of Fine Grazing Land about s0o
head Of imported Cattle, 90 Hortes, and 4 small a0ck
81 choice Sheep There Is excellent dwelling house
with out-h uses and furniture complete
The padd0eks and pens for dividing the stock ara
unusually complete and extensive. There l. a Wool
Shed. Wool less. snd every rsquise FOR carrying
the Ranch without further outlay.
For further particulars, apply to
W. L. GREEN. or
4. s. CLEGH0gS
HonoIuIB. April Is. 1871 Iftf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22
KEALOHA & PANEE,
house, ship and Sign Painting

HOTEL sTREET,
HAVING opened their shop on the above
street., are prepared 10 do all of work ia
their line Of business Chirges reasonable and all
work doae with neatness and dispatch. 15-3m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22

- ISLANDS IN rHunArE-Ia TIRE at4ftar ~ r41lif
of His iiighness D. 4. LCNtIltn nIlr strr
apriaafau ~ Guafdau o. urrr ~ q rIafs
Charles 3. hshor. TIE gr1itnfnf hr rerrH t1 Hrrfu
cf said William g. Luraiio rrriua s artFf - ti~ q
teiaugu- sara eeft.s
forth certain legal resuus Ny such rsai ul =
soid.
fts hereby ordered Tat re next % ain ~ ~ nil si
aud ~ Fers1us uirfrstrl tte estate arresr taffs
this Coart SATURDAY. the lish iar ~ Msr. l--E
~ 10 nclnck. 81 the tHurt ki 81 tets flrf na
lulu then and there shaa afar shraif
D. granted &c the sale g such estate.
And 10 l. further ordered. fhaf cry % tbs sr Ha rH
-hcd thrre hrfre fts ~
hearing, iu tao HAVANA gtrETrn sui 30 uzrs
pcrs putliss,l in sslA nanaiuiu.
Dated uoaoiuiu. u T. May lni is-r
Etfmst RI tLEEN
Auests cl,sg gust-s ID 49, su-r---s c-.r-
wstrrn r. srtt CLERK rM
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22
PACKET LINES.
Ti11ao-TaIo1o OF tho
Steamer Sit "Kilauea."

May 18th the Steamer will leave Maalaea Bay one
hour before her regular sailing time going to Lanai
and thence to Lahaina.
The attention Of shippers Of Freight is called to
the very careless manner IN which hides are shipped
and notice is hereby given that the Purser will in
future receipt for any goois unless properly packed
and plainly marked.
A good Buoy having been placed at Maalaea Bay,
and a pu, in charge Of the warehouse. the resi-
dents Of Wauku, Waihee and Wait apu can have
their freight delivered by with certainty and
safety. Regular schooner rates will be eharged-no
more and no less.
he Agent regrets that he is obliged t, change the
day Of sailing Of the " kilauea' for Kauai, after
having advertised for June 9Th, TO June 18th.
1t the intention Of the Agent to have the
Steamer upon her Kuna trip, May 10th. 60 as far as
Kaalualu. She will not go beyond Keilakekua Bay.
Passage, Cash.
is SAM'L G. WILDER, Agent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22
WheelbarrOw Race-Purse, $40,

No person allowed to enter a horse unless n
Subscriber Of $40 TO the Racing Fund, excepting
the Hack and Mule Races,
Entries Tor The above Races, enclosing Entrance
Fee, names vt horses, owners, and colors Of the
riders, To- he given in TO the Secretary on or be-
fore Thursday, the 9th Of June, at SIN,
The sports Of the day will commence precisely
ut 10 clock \. NJ.
Eay~ Jockey Costume insisted upon. "Vsa
]. 5. LEMON. Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22
UIHE usDERsIcvED HavFTnTsDaI

fI'HE UNDERMINED HAVE THIS DAY
Il entered into a soparfrerihp 81 fAs fuFppsE ~
carrying on the Paia butnsss TIE 8isssisl ~ Ase.
Island q Hawaii. unde= he arru sane ~ Z tL1I
4 SPENCER y. G.. HsLET
G. q. sPEAcEh
Tniohinu. Nay ist Is7s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22

An outstandiur debts sxaiast ne % % saf. vi
settle. those Indebted % ne HM pis1ei sale IN
mediate Isttlemsnt Isim g. G. HALsf.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22

IN CHAMBERS, Before The CsreuEt Jaaxs
i Sccond Judicial District. Hauahan Isla1f.--fn
Probate.-In the matter " the kstste Of SMITH
HALLECE. Of MakaTa1. Maai. deceased
Application having beea made 60 shis Ceurt BY W.
J. 2. GREEN. @ Makauao. Or Psulafs ~ ftr W.ti
Of SMITH HALLECk. late % Mstaraa. Msui q T..
deceased, all parties Interested IN the -sil Esiaf-
such Of Kin. cruiitsrs and others hrr-tv
notified that WEDNESDAY. ihe 5th day Of gaus
next AZ 10 o'ciock.'t. ~. has been aprsinltd -
DAY and hour for hearing said apricslida sad say
objections that may Be aaered rlacc % hr.rinr. az
the Court House In MakaEao. Mauf. n. T.
ABR. F0NNANnEE
Circuit Judrs. "a Jud. Dist Haw 1sisnfs.
Lahains. Nav ioth. 1879. rsst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
,uPREWE couRr OF rrrn uAwAFfaN

csuPREME Court o. THE mAwATaN
- fsLANnS In Pfohafa--In ~ msffsr q Estars
Of ROnEKr LIT l4ts ~ uunoiuiu uaAu teceasri
tate. AZ ChanlteFa. tsfsra NJ 1usriru Niir-asrn
90 reading and dhnr ihe reiun zri l1-rnls n lr.a
" Ausun Administrators u hs ESTATE q ttsTt tfli
q Hoaolniu deceased uhcrcn be asta o. D. ai tt-l
81 charges hiaaef with St1tt ard ts4s thaf ~
b. sxtninrt and arrTrr-i ard tlat aaaI cr
nav be made u dsrtuton q ~ rrurFrg fsaual n -
hsnl. o. psrsnus thsfeie e-trd 40 dHsFfsnr aI
and bis surstes RON al further respcushI a. sea -
miu-trttor.
Its ordered that SATURDAY. ne = tsy 81 5s--. D
ISL Al tsn aeack n tstfs tas ss|i lusies chsa
hsrs In the cart ilsnss laalaiu sn ksla
by s apgnfed sna rscs Co. h-afiaz tI st.ir
that al interested fisu
there appear and shaa csase u ~ hey hsrs Va
should b. granted and NAV rrrsens sVtlHf1-
Who entitled the said proferY tni iai AZ aiar
90 the English lanauaer Be- rahll-tsi ffs urWtaar
GiEErrE. ueWsraper rrinfc ard rn1i.hei IN Hc-a -
three successive wesks preFus O. tts ts t1er- al7st
fir saii hrsrirr
dated Hoaoialu. II. l.. thi. isth i,y Z v,y ira
wIuFWFNW
Attest JnsiIrs 81 tnr surraals rarrf.
W,l4ss r. ssat cisrt suprsuss oaaft ra
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22

The Reserves upon Policies and Additions determined
by sv'isti ysu,cn secorng American Table Il
Mortality, and four per cent. Interest
The Dividend Il 1872 considerably larger than any pre-
vcu. distribution by this Company upon single YEAR bust
/ ne
The claims by Death during tho ycsr ls7e were fraction
les than seycuyrght per cent Of the predicted BY the
Company's Table IL Mortality
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PR o C. h A M Nj e .
49,
Eleventh of June, 1872.
| KAMEHAMEHA lST DAY!
I The following Is the Programme for the Celebra-
/ lion Of the Anniversary OF KANEHANEHA LIST;
Kamehameha Plate.
Open for all Horses-Two mile dash-Catcb
WeIght-Entnuee, Sl5-Secoud horse saves
Stakes.
500 Purse.
Tro,tiug Race to wsgous-opeu TO all horses
Distance, two mies-Entrance, sic.
Foot Race.
Open to Ol-2OO yaras-Purse, $50.
Kings Cup.
Open for al Hor.es-Mile heats-bes, two in
three-EnuaDce Sl5-Wegbt, lSO pounds
Second horse saves Stakes
Sack Race-Purse, $40.
Honolulu Purse-$1OO.
Swe 'ps,akes for all Horses-Mile dash-Catch
Weights-Eutnnce, SlO-Secoud horse saves
Stakes.
Mule Race-$40 Purse.
Mile dash-Cateh Weights - Entrance, So.
Foot Hurdle Race Prize, $40;
Second Prize, $40.
Open to all pedes,riaus-4 hurdles in 100 varis
-hurles to be feet high-lst price, $40;
second man, $40.
Public Purse-$60.
Hack Race-Mile dash-open to oil Horses that
have not run in any OF the previous races Of
the day, or that have won Purse in any ad-
vertised nee-EnInnce, SS-Puse, 500.
$50 Purse.
Sweepstakes for all Horses-Half Mile-Single
dash-Catch Weights-Entnuee S5-Purse,
500
Velocipede Race-Prize, $15.
$50 Purse.
Hurdle Race for all Ilorses-Two Miles-weirht
lao pounds-Entpnee, S6-Purse $50.
Wheelbarrow Race-Purse, $40.
No person allowed to enter horse unless n
Subscriber Of $40 TO the Racing Fund, excepting
the Hack and Mule Races
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22
BOSTON AND RONOLULU packet LINEI

sSE c. Brewer 4 Co.-Agents- .FE6
1851 Favorable arrangements can aNays b. s4s.sS-
made fIr storage shipment q OIL Bone. Wool Hides and
other Merchandise Nev Bedford Boston, New York and
other Eastern Ports 81 Cash Advance. made.
5Iy G. BREWER L co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22
Public Purse $50.

Hurdle Race for all Horses--Two Miles-Weight
lao pounds-Eutnnce, S6-Purse $50.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-05-22

Open to all pedeStrian>-4 hurdles in 100 yaris
HURDLES to be feet high-lst price, $40 !;
second man, $40
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11
TO BUSINESS MEN.

Business men who think Mr.. Gree
ley will make an unsafe President are
asked to consider the fact that he has
been pre- eminently successful in his
own business, which is usually a good
criterion of ones capacity. 1t is true,
he did not get rich in office. as is the
case with General Grant. Nor has he
made his fortune in office. like Blaine,
of Name, Sherman, of Ohio, Butler, of
Massachusetts, and a host of Others;
but in all that belongs to successful
business, as intelligence, thrift, indus
try, a clear bead and an honest heart.
Mr.. Greeley's life example has been
one to follow. If the business OF a
country depends upon jobs, specula
tons. orners in gold, corn, wheat.
cotton. tea, coffee, ETC., Mr.. Greeley
will certainly not encourage this kind
of business. Nor will he favor corpo-
ralions at the expense of the people,
nor one interest, class or section to the
neglect or wrong of another. If tu>i
ness men desire to be let alone in their
business, and if they believe that
where there is the least Government
interference with private affairs, or
with trade and commerce, there will
be found the best personal protection
and the greatest general prosperity;
then, under Mr.. Greeley's administra
ton they will be safe, and the country
prosperous. lfthey prefer the present
General Order business, the annoy
ances to trade, the unnecessary re
moval of their goods to warehouses.
the plumber of their packages, the
imposts on the necessities of life to the
neglect Of duties on many of the Ink
uries of life-if they believe in Collec-
tors like Murphy-and permitted to
name his s~uccessor-in the Leets and
stockings, and in the embarrassments
to commerce,which the country has re
ceived, or if they believe in making
the Custom-hou>e and oth,r L. s.
officers, the personnel OF the Govern
ment, the rostrum of party politics, or
that it is wise for a Chief Magistrate to
devote the best part of his term and
time TO secure his own re election,
then they will support Grant. And
so. also, if they believe in neglect of
official duties, in wasted time at water
ing places, in abandoning sworn
duties, and in a Cabinet found almost
everywhere but at the post of duty.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11
THE ELECTION RETURNS.

The returns from the elections held
on Tuesday last, continue to show very
gratifying results for the Democratic
and Liberal Republican party. Penn
~sylvania is conceded Republican by,
perhaps, fifteen thousand majority.
Ohio will also be Republican, by a
largely decreased majority. Hend
ricks, undoubtedly, is elected Gov
ernor in Indiana with a fair show for
a Democratic Legislature. All things
considered, there is no cause for
mourning oyer the entire result, but
on the other hand, with all the cor
ruption employed by the administra-
ton. in money and otherwise, we have
much reason for rejoicing. We have
too much confidence in the intelligence
of the American people to think for a
moment that they will ignore a states
man, like Horace Greeley, on the 9Th
of November, and support General
Grant, q man who has been tried and
found totally unfit for President.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN UTAH.

If the Utah papers which are OPP
posed to Brigham Young and his
church are to be believed, and we sup
pose they are, it is of little advantage
to the cause" of suffrage
that one of the first practical expert
ments on a large scale is made in Utah
Territory. According to the Salt Lake
Tribune the women of that community
had no voice or motion in procuring
neither did they ask for, the right OF
suffrage, but it vas thrust upon them,
being simply an artful dodge OF the
Mormon priesthood to increase the
voting population OF Utah in order I o
keep pace with the growing strength
of the non Mormon element. The
women who are, as well as the
men, under the dictation of the lead
ers, under penalty of di>fellowship for
apostacy. So far as freedom is con-
cerned the poor women are more
closely bound than they were before,
as they are now compelled to urn out
and vote or w~homsoever the priest
hood have appointed. The lords of
Utah have been swift to make use of
the political enfranchiSement of women
for the more complete subsection and
degradation of their wives, while at the
same time the Sc, called reform is
trumpeted to the world as evidence OF
progress.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11
THE ELECTIONS IN OHIO AND
PENNSYLVANIA.

From the latest returns 1t appears
Hendricks has been elected Governor
OF Indiana, by three thousand major
ity, Notwithstanding the first kilograms
received stated that Indiana had given
the Radical candidate ten thousand
majority. In Ohio the Democrats
have elected on the State ticket
one Supreme Judge, have gained
three congressman, and on the bal
ance of the Radical ticket the majority
has been cut down thirty four thous
and. The State. on a portion of this
Grant State ticket, have given eight
Thousand majority. Ohio may be re-
lied upon with as much certainty for
Greeley as for Grant.