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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-16
Honolulu, June 10th 1873.

BIENNIAL REPORT Of The Secretary to he Corpo-
rators Of and Subscribers to The Queen S
Hospital Corporation.
GENTLEMEN During the biennial period now
closing, the Queens Hospital has made rapid
strides to popularity, and arrived at state Of
figures of the last tiCelre months. which will
speak for themselves: 693 indoor patients have
received medical treatment and care at the Hos
ptal, Of which Sc we're foreigners; besides these,
924 outdoor patients have received medical treat
ment and medicines at the hands Of the phys-
clan, without CHARGE duriag the term Of twelve
months, as above. During this time 15.l4T pre-
scriptions were made up, and only 16 deaths
have occurred.
The Board of Trustees of the Queens Hos
pital have held eight regular meetings during
this biennial period, and many questions Of i'm
portance. either 10 the immediate sphere of their
duties, or such as are naturally closely allied
thereto, as for instance the question Of pauperism,
have had their faithful attention. One member
of the Board, Robt. Moffitt Stoney, true friend
to the Hawaans and deservedly esteemed, has
been called away by death.
The Queens Hospital Corporation has in
creased in numbers, thirteen gentlemen having
become life members by their liberal cODtribu-
tons which suggests the hope that many more
will follow their example.
While the hospital grounds are gradually chang
ing into a hospital garden, which they ought to
be, the hospital building may be said never TO
have been in better order, and never more sys-
tematicaly kept than il has been during the pc
riod now under contemplation, and deem 1t but
my duty to express to the Society, to-day, the
appreciation the Physician, DR.. Robt. McKibbin,
Jr and the Purveyor, Mr.. Toel. deserve at the
hands Of the public for their iaithfuness and the
untiring interest they have manifested in their
several positions, for the best good Of the sick
Hswaiians who, now fully approaching the Hos
pital, gladly avail themselves Of the charitable
offer Of cure without prics.
While the Secretary, in bis last biennial re-
port, was constrained to speak Of the feeling Of
dislrust, and even aversion, entertained by the
larger part Of the Hawaiian population towards
the Queens Hospital, be is now happy to state
that this sentiment is IN large measure over
come, and the Institution is now doing good
among the natives, and is growing 10 favor and
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The lshmaeIIte Organ

Has made its appearance again. Its platform is
very clearly announced. 1t is opposed to the
King, to his Government, to the planting inter
est, and to the interests of Hawaiians and for.
eigners generally. 1t expresses the views of a
clique of three politicians who are evidently very
anxious to be elected to the legislature. Per.
haps they will succeed; perhaps they will not
If foreigners choose to support paper, the main
purpose of which is to crush their interests and
the prosperity of the country, it is their own bus
mess, not ours.
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A MAarrrrcExf HrcEPrIoE Acconn1D 70 fa1 EH1n
OF PERSIA or ARRIVING y bratAsp-
London, June lsth.-T1s shah o Persia erosss1
the Channel to-day in the Royal yacht. aesonp.ns1
By feet Of iron cads and arrived a. Dover AZ 80
P. 4. The city vas gsily dscoutsd snd erosasi
with visitors The shipping n TIE hasoerwers sovuts
ed With hags and streaners- A. The fpTai Visitors
landed. salutes were fred Rom the Sees and shors
batteries. The Shah was uiseivsd b. ths Duke q
Edinburgh and Prince Arthur. TIE Mayor md Ger
poration Of Dover then presented 80 address. =
which the Shah replied By thausing them for bis
kidd reception entering The Kingdom He aaid Il
made him feel that be vas among friends.
The Shah and ssits. accompanied b. ether pota-
blss lei for London They arrived a. Caring cruss
station AZ sir o'clock p y. The buildinE vas decor
ated with flags and flowers. aad the aoor covered
with crimson cloth. Great e1ciisnsnt prevailed a.
mOng the immense crowd which suFroundsd the Pal
ace and flled the streets. The shah net b. Tie
Prince Of Wales. Prince Teck. Prince chrsti1n and
the Duke Of Cambridge. who cordially usieoued hin
to England The entire party then entered carriages
and drove slowly 10 Marlborough House. Notuith-
standing the ineemency Of The weather. which mar
red the spendor Of the spectacle. The windows and
house-ops along the line Of the proeessiou ied
With people. who kept up most enthusiastic cheer.
ing
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Queens Hospital Society.

The biennial meeting Of this Society was
holden on Saturday last, at the Courthouse,
Chief Justice Allen. Vice-President, 10 the chair
The Treasurer. His Ex. Charles R. Bishop, pre-
sented his Report for the two last years, which
follows:
SEVENTH BIESNIAL REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF THE
QUEENS HOSPITAL THE CORPORATION
ASD SUBSCRIBERS.
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Boundary Commissioners Notice.

NOllCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PAR
LIS interested In the settlement OF Boundaries Or
l1nos IN NORTH and south Kona Hawai-, that the UNDER
ssnea commissioner or boundaries for ne Third Judicial
uement Of Boundaries Of Lands In North south Kona
and % near me testimony that may offered ID relation
70 me settlement OF such boundaries at the Court ~
n kona on SATURDAY the I'd dsy Of AUGUST IA ID
1s7a, at 10 O'Clock A. II Il A. LYnAT = =
Hilo, July ?, I571. IA :.
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NoTIcE-The Government Printing Establishment hav-
nr leased from the LIST Of April 1873, Mr. Henry
II Whitney together with the good viii OF the HAWAIIAN
GAZETTE and Au Ol1oA newspapers, the responsibility of
flhshinr sid newspapers Is entirely his and His Ma
3ess Government Is N wise responsible for any views
expressed IN said newspaper except for what may appear
under the head OF a BY Authority
EBEIS o HALL Minister Of Interior.
Honolulu March IS Is7a II
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a PEnur1r OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS is hereby
oered 70 the company individual who shall first
hr the CHIP process, and export twenty thousand
POUNDS $4,000 Ibs Of Hawaiian grown Tobacco Provid-
Cd thns parties who intend compete for this premium
shall give Minister Of the Interior before
LEI day Of March. 1874. EDWIN o. Hall,
Honolulu MAY g. ls7s sac sm) Minister Of Interior
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boundary Commissioners Notice.

~ WIZ - EILLIUIEE IIEEU 10 AL u n
IlEs interested y the settlement Of boundaries OF
lands IN North and South Kohala, and HaDaua Hawaii
mat the undersigned Commissioner Of Boundaries for fe
Inrd Judicial Circuit VIII be prepared appc-
IONS Tor the settlement OF Boundaries Of Lands In ad
relation 70 the settlement d such Boundaries At the Court
House In Waimea, South Kohala, MONDAY the ian
r A. LYMAN,
Commissioner Of Boundaries Third judicial Circuit
Hio. July 8, 1874. E55st
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As required by the first article of the charter
of "1he Queens Hospital" the Treasurer makes
the foregoing Report, showing the sources and
amount of receipts, and the character and amount
of the expenditures during the two years ending
at this date; and also the total receipts and dis
bursements, from the establishment Of the Insti-
tuition to the present time
Respectfully submitted BY
CHAs. r. BISHOP, Treasurer
uonoIrIp Jnna 0Otb 1879
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Co-partnership Notice.

HAVING PURCHASED THE INTERFsr
n Of l. kama In the Arm Of Geo Co., Of KearI-
hou, Kan Hawaii, and Of W. H Reed and L kama In the
Kahuku Ranch Co., Kau, Hawaii, the undersigned have
this day formed Copartnershp under the firm q
JONES RICHARDSON, for the purpose Of continuing
the business at the above named places and an
the liabilities and VIII collect all the due the late
firms. a. W q IOVFa
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II existing between @. W. C. Jones, L Knna W. II.
Reed and c. T. Richardson, under the firm OF THE
KAHUKU RANCH CO., doing business at Kahuku Kau,
dissolved the day Of July 1874 BY
sent, MessrA l. kama and W. H. Reed retiring from the
firm G. w. Q. JONES,
L. kama,
W. H. REED,
Hlo, July g. 1874 c. E RICHARDSON.
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BOundarY Commissionsr's Noties.

FHNHE ATTENTION. OF ALI FEE9o11 49,
n IS0 dhupuaas Il Of other nssllt1r1 - l4.l =
Island o. Oahu grated 81 and uqf Ilrl4ls - .
Cd % the requirement o. t1e aE irat ar1ll1i1il = -
Boundary Commissioners FIR a 1rt1l1n1ert - 111 -
derie1 must BE- made before the 4It1 daV % 49, -.
The undersigned WI receive end DE- an 1urn aflSA
az his Oflce IN f1a courl Ho1aa, Honolull.
LAWnEEck NeCCIAft
fi1 % Commissioner o. Bousr1riea 81 oaa-
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Tznu3oEE cHE1srorHEr HEucK. Esquire. Consul for
ne German Empire THIS Kingdom, and Consul for the
Kiurdo-n q Denmark having this day given Official notice
a. s from Europe and that he had this day re-
rued tns charge Of ConsulAtes Of German Empire
and Kingdom Of Denmark al Of hts Official acts Consul
sitr for Germany or Denmark ordered to receive
fu frh and credit by the authorities Of MAjesy's Gov
s-urnent CzAs- r. BISHOP,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs
FoEE1aS OFFICE. Honolulu, July sth, ls7S
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Sc-TcE vTvlS. and after this date
vndward side OF the Island Of Moloka apart by the
Board Of Health for the isolation Of Lepers strictly
tabu and al vessels, boats prohibited from
sosohg landing either Of them, except by special
Permission Of the Board The road leading the pail
snto the above mentioned lands tabu all per
strictly forbidden pass without special
pesmson OF the Board agents attention is
hereby called Section a. Of Chapter xXXIII Of the
Law Of $50, wit;
Nc person being Ieper allowed TO visit
remain upon any Land Place Enclosure, apart by
the Board Of Health for The Isolation and confinement Of
LHpur without written permission OF the President Of
ne Board officer authorized thereto the Board
81 Health under circumstances Whatever and any
found upon such Land Place, Enclosure without
written permission, shall upon conviction thereof before
any Police District Justice, be fined In less
than Ten than One Hundred Dollars for such
olse- and In default 81 payment. be Imprisoned
IN due Of Hw."
The abeve regulation viii be strictly enforced from and
After this date
RI order o. the Board Of Health
CHAs. T QUICK sec'y Board Of Health
Interior Office, gune 18th, 1874 $40
70 present them al The Finance Department have them
exchanged for the Bonds authorized by the last Legslh
i've Assembly.
ROBERT srIE11No, Minister of Finance
Finance Department June 18th, ls72. 44o4t
NOTICE Is hereby given that Mr. Henry johnson has
The Hawaiian Government In the settlement OF all Bound
where the a party in the Island of
Kauai and notices o. bearings may upon him.
EDwES o. HALL Minister Of the Interior.
Interior ohice- June 24th, ls7S. 40
THr following persons have this day been commissioned
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution of Co.partnership.

TWIHE CO-PARTNERsHTP HERETOFORE
Il existing between @. W. c. Jones and L KAMA under
the firm name Of GEO. JONES & Co. doing business at
Keauhou, Kau Hawaii, dissolved BY mutual consent
the LIST day ofJuy, 1s75, Mr.. l. kama retiring.
Hno, July 8, 1874 L KAMA.
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Notice.

VTVHE CONNECTION OF Al HAPAT WITH
n the Firm Of HAPAI 4 SONS cases this date and an
persons forbidden pay him any accounts due ne
Firm, or to trust him on It's account
Parties indebted to HAPAI q SONS viii please make
immediate payment and all having against the
concern will please present once 70 the under
EiO, July g. 1s7a a4s 80 g. ". A1'HApAI
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L Mccrz1T, ESQ, has been this day appointed Com
missioner Of Boundaries for the Island OF Oahu, in place Of
Han- ". ?. EamnlaEu deceased.
Tsor J. MoanHuI has been this day appointed Commits
Of Private Ways and Water Privileges for the District
81 Koua Oahu In place OF Hon w P. KamAkAu deceased
EDWIN o. HALL Minister Of Interior.
Intersor ofBce July-s, Is7s
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7HE following persons have this day been appointed
Agents Of The Department TO Appraise the value
u Lands subject u Government Communication:
MAIL NoIoKkI AID LASAI-wm. o. Smith, l. Aholo,
n KnhHufsI0.
oAHU-D. KAlAshna- c. J. Lyons, J W. MakAlenA
EDETS @. Hall Minister Of Interior.
Interior Ofice, July ]. ls7s al
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Balance now due Bishop & Co...-........S 2.96f SO
Amount ofnterest now due Bishop & Co. 100 90
current expenses for June. $50 90
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ROBERT sr1K11Se. Minister OF Finance.
Finance Department, June l6, 1873. 4Ss I'm
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THE following persons have this day commissioned
for the taxation districts the
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GIRCUIT COURT OF THE SECOND IL
~ DlClAL ClkCJ fr--Maui- Jans Term A ~
liant
In the above entitled Incl for Divorces Il = no ordsrsd
TIA Decree Of Divorce from the bond o. -1rdny -
entered In lAyor Of the said y. ". Talant % q
me adultery u he lf lisa Iaant 70 Be- made aosc1is
after the expiration d SIX mouths from ne da;a 81 M O.
cree. upon compliance with ne terms ihergos uuis nj
hcient canse shall appear 10 the contrary.
And he nbsaut 10 ordered puhi1sh attssts coy
Of his order In the Governments OxzErrE and KroEoa Or
az successive weeks, the hat publication 10 b. Eiin on
month rom ne date o. this order. that perns tsf
ested within lx month"; show why I'D decre
should not be made absolute By ne Court
r. q H. DICKINSON lrN-r
Clerk Circuit Court "a judicial Circuit
hereby certify hat ne foregoing = md corrrs
copy o. the oInal order IN The above enlisted clrse 81
on the files o. this Court
Witness my hand aud the seal Of ne Circuit cpuft q
me Second Judicial Crcait ne 2sfh faY n June Al
1d7l H. DICK E-e9sll.l. Ir,.
4nst Clerk ciscilii Court. "a Iudlciai Crest
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

C. H. LEVERS = ntcEsos
LEVERS a DICKSON.
IMPORTERS AND DRALKRs IN LUBEz,
And all kinds Building sassriais Port Street. H.-eua
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Amount of Appropriation to be drawn. Al. 333 80
az Passenger and Hawaiian Sea
mems taxes to be drawn. $50 90
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-s1H.siOs 81
Total Payments during the "A years....... 1850
The Assets and Liabilities OF the Corporation
the LIST Of July 1873, will be about as follows:
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Oregon Sugar-Cured Hams
ONLY FEW OF THOSE sUPERTOE
" HAMS, received per Faikn6urE- For ne by
4l3 BoILEs q co
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Dissolution Of Co-partnership.

Huo, July 8, 1873,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-01-18
The Chicago Stencil.

When the authorizes of The city of Chicago
conceived the idea of turning the Illinois and
Michigan canal and the Illinois river into I'M
mense sewers to carry away the otla from that
great city, they did sharp thing for them
selves but they rendered the canal and river
pu0llc nuisances of the most a5ominable KIND,
, rs the people who live within reasonable
smelling distance Of the canal or the upper
end Of the river can ahundantly testify. The
water is so poisoned that the fish are killed
and wagon loads of them are to be found at
the dam at Marseilles, and here, lying dead
: in the water near the surface, under the Ice.
We do not know how the nuisance Is to be
abated, but if there is u means to accomplish
that end, 1t should beapplied. Doubtless the
nuisance is greatly intensified in winter by the
custom, winch we are informed prevails at
Locl;port, Of allowing the filth to accumulate
bin the canal for a month, and thea opening
the gate and letting out a whole canal full of
stencil at once. This, or something like it,
must be the reason why tie nuisance is great
or IN winter than in the heat Of summer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-01-18

Attorney General Williams. in his report of
the last years operations OF the department
of Justice" unconsclously lets light upon
some things that seemed mysterious. For in.
stance, twas quite apparent that vast inAu.
ence on the elections in North Carolina and
Arkansas last summer was beng exerted by
the L. 5. Marshals and other hangers on
about the L. 5. Courts ia those states, but ex-
actly where the money came from seemed to be
matter of doubt. The report of the Attor.
ney General explains. While in Illinois, with
twice the business OF the courts OF North Car.
DINA, it cost less than $4,000 to defray the
expense, it cost some 100000 to run the U
5. Courts in North Carolina and some $3.50,
oOo in Arkansas. During 1871 $659,OOO was
sufficient to run all the federal courts, includ
ing kuklux prosecutions and all Others items
but IN 1872 the attorney general expended
S5,2O0,OOO, and he wants $3o0,OOO more I,
cover Deficiencies. But, then, the last was
presidential year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-01-18
Farmers Club at Tonica.

On Saturday last Farmers Club was or.
gained at Ton,ca, by farmers living in the
townships of Eden, Hope and Vermillion. II.
Mcpherson, Supervisor of Eden, was chosen
President and Philander II. Talbot, Secretary.
Emery Stamford was elected delegate to the
Farmers Convention at Bloomington, now in
session.
The next meeting will be on Saturday, Jan.
uary 18th. The Club starts out with 80 mem.
bers and will no doubt soon have on Its list
all the best farmers of the three townships.
The following resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, The railroads of the country were
chartered for the public good; and whereas
they have pe,sistcntly disseminated in their
| frcights to the great detriment Of the public !;
and whereas the present course at railroad
monopolies bears heavily upon both producer
and consumer; therefore
Resolced, That, it is the duty of Congress to
interfere for the protection OF the public legis
lating against all such unjust discrimination.
Resoiped, That the present system OF railroad
consolidation In this country is traught with
damage to the very liberties of the people.
Resolrcd, That Congress should grant nc
more of the public lands to aid in building
railroads.
Itesoired, That the system of sub.frelgh''
tina, has grown up Of late to the detriment o.
both the stockholders and the shipper ought
to he speedily abolished
Resoired, That we will not hereafter support
any candidate for Office, state or national, who
will not pledge himself to use his influence &c
resist the Entertainments at these railroad mo
nopolies upon the rights of the people.
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Some MYSTERIES Up.avelled

There was q good deal of remark, on the
part Of the democratic press, few weeks ago,
In reference to the election of Judge Merri.
mon, of North Carolina, to the L. S. Senate,
by combination of few dlsafected demo-
Gratis with the radicals. The New York Sun
calls attention to another step in this remark
able transaction in the bringing forward Of
Senator John Pool for a position in Grants
Cabinet, and mis- support by Morton, Scott,
Cameron and Others of the inner admlnistrs.
ton ring.
North Carolina was the first State to hold
an election after the presidential nominations
were made. 1t was al-important to the ad.
ministration to carry 1t. They failed. The
Legislature was conservative by large major.
ity, and Merrimon, the conservative candidate
Tor governor, was elected; but after weeks
delay, to doctor the returns, lie was counted
out. The effect felt in Maine and in the
October States, was never counteracted, and
IN tho event accomplished the result aimed at,
the defeat of Greeley and the election Of
Grant.
The frauds by which Merlmon vas counted
out were hardly denied. But when the legn-
lature assembled, though he had q strong case
and friendly court, he offered no contest.
His law partner was appointed solicitor gene.
raj by the president. The senatorial election
took place. John Pool ives candidate fol
reelection. Gov. Vance was nominated BY
the conservatives. There was . bolt in the
conservative ranks, and for several days nc
choice. Then John Pool withdrew; the re.
publicans went bodily tor Merrimon; he was
elected, and John Pool telegraphed to the
president that it was great triumph, and
had strengthened the administration. And
now John Pool is expecting u cabinet appoint
ment and is supported by Morton and the ring
managers, who understood this whole plo
from the beginning.
One other tact is significant, and 1t can b,
stated still more briefly. 1t was absolutcl
necessary for the administration to carry Penn
sylyani@. 1t was carried by frauds which tn
friends Of the president themselves confessed
were unparalleled in their magnitude. Onl
one man was prosecuted for illegal voting. II
was convicted and sentenced to eightee
months Imprisonment. President Grant pal
JOHoi hin, las, ,reek.
, Charles Francis Adams was right when i
, told Ihuflow Weed that his own n0niinatio
/. would have made no difference in the rcsul
. II made no difference who was the canddat
g The Credit Momlier party meant to curry b
!, slection. They did Il.
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SToKEs.-- Stokes lawyers have prepared the
bill of exceptions to the rulings of the court
in his case at the late trial, upon which they
hope to get a stay of proceedings under the
sentence and new trial. They present list
of % exceptions, and will apply first to Judge
Boardman, and If be refuses a supersedeas,
shey will apply in turn to all the judges Of
the Supreme Court, if necessary. Lyman Ire
dra'gn from the suit, about which Stokes is
said to be grieved and discouraged. Stokes
has been removed from his former luxurious
apartment in the prison to a common cell,
which is also circumstance that distresses
him-poor fellow!