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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-09-23

IN the news line we are often liable 10 a feast
or famine,' but il is not oflen that bag and
parcels OF newspapers, which belong here are car
ried past the port. portion Of the newspaper
supplies for both the news Offices here were not
delivered from the Mikado," and are believed
TO have been taken on in her Subscribers will
therefore be compelled to wait the return Of the
parcels from Sydney. The Captain and OHicers
Of this ship have always been very courteous and
attentive to US, and we cannot account for the
accident to which we refer. Our files of ex-
changes from the San Francisco Merchants Ex-
change also were not delivered and il the GA
zErTk should lack its usual supply Of foreign news,
the cause will be explained.
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= cHAnBEKs, CIRCUIT JUDGE. sEcaSD

II CHAMBERS- CIRCUIT JUDGE- sEcayD
n Judicial District. Hawaiian fsand1 In the rafrer n
ceased
HE application % JAMES BAEER- Of wal-ku ss-
PROBATE q TIE VII q SILAs CHAMBER of Wailrs4
Maui " J.. deceased having been read and aied Il ~
tolEt Z Il hertoy ordered that III R1DAT OCrOBER
- be and ne sane j. hereby ~ apart day Tor
heaTus sa1 APPLICATION and any obfcfi1rs fhst r-- -
oIertd thereto rid hearing ~ BE- held AZ tiIa CORR ~
IN Waikiki at P. u ABR FORyfDfft
Lahniua- sept }. is7t = 20 81 n
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ArLbe resoess q Possaastsr B-iokzood
print on The fO1r4h page Of tO-days paper. n
Old poz,.l treaty bsiueea the HaE.i;an KinzdO,
and The Preach PTOsertorsle Of Tshiii- hE
Negotiated tEeasy-oae yeaS sgo. uben The pol
Iishs- Of tbs pzP- Was HEE4iian ROsinasis
General: and Il i D0u rsPehhshed to show Il
neressiiy q Bs< postal eouveniioa With TahiI
the eUununi-asiOn NTH uhizh gTOsP Is bseOai1 {
1ors frsaDsat
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Tenders Wanted Tor Painting Custom House
Tenders viii be received by the Minister % Interior.
AZ The uce Of the Interior Department up % L occS
SATURDAY, the 18th Instant. Tor the following Painting
McrS the Custom HcaS=. Honolulus
To prezrc IN proper for painting every part
e. ne external and internal unud and OF the
Custom House, and q AZ he other uos hereinafter d.
BID. O. Be painted BY cleaning pamiclng smoothing
and xiopping all the sid work.
iio paint fuice. with hgsg metallic paint all the
Iron nanev.-au shutters externally inter
nal =, al the angle rouS aud guCeous AID the hsrS
dernesth the arches. The vcuators the top % the
roof. ~ wherever they may Be raint
Pipes and tae heads above described. paint
with the hsi OIL color, the " hole 81 the external and internal
40 = HorS tat has been painted before ne oce tx
tares D. have % the best No co1ch varnSh-
The iront or D Eraled initiation o. have
taree % pint and % No. c1Sch varnsh.
Satf4ciory bonds VII Be required for The proper per
f1rulancg u Ihe uo-k
he Minister OF interior does himself accept
tAe iouest any tender
For farther rart1u lars Apply NJ LIsHN,S Supera-
te15fui u Pebble Worss, az the interior Offce.
W. L, GREEN. Minister OF Interior.
Iass-ior o.soe. September Is ls-4 SIS
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The Courts.
Supreme Court.
-


Sept Is-In TIE zsiisr % the 6za-dirnshiP Of
Nrs. Bertha Frznksl. ius1ae perS a-Bssure Mr.
Jastiee Harris, a. Ch4mbe-s- Pesitiou of " Louis-
ron FER the nppointuent q = EuE-dlsa. The CcGrt
ans bearing The svideaes. ordered n Leuisson TO hs
aupointei uzriiEn e Ms BsrlhH krazkel, Hpo1 ha
tiug herd IN the sun Of SSoo0.
Ess.te 81 TheoTAilus NstssE. 6eee1sei-Bssa-s
Chisf Ju<siee Afs1- Rstitiql * 6 H. Levers. ad-
zinissratur fer hceuSe sci the real F-ppe-5y Be
1aurisr 10 said estate. TIE Cesrt, amer hearing
eauass f- the esitene- a he ben a great is1gth,
r-Ante5 the o-der Of sac r-zred fer
Ssre 1--Essate cr Juhn Jrscuir. 6ece1se5-Peti-
tea - = A. Eussingcr adniristrsteS. Tor order
Of s.ls q rral estate par the debts The COurs
siS:S. -
clrsuIt Csurs Thlrs Jsalrial Clrruat-HsvraII.
Beso-s he Hen. 2. s LrrAS. Al Ch.zbe-s.
ssst S-Rsz Va. EIk.1s a. and lee tv.l-os
urps I from Districs Cuurs. Kas. Aiulte-T- Fesnd
r-iisv. KiknsA szed SO and eosts. SlJsS- Nsle
susa SIS and eosts, ass AVpe1l t4ken 70 The
tern 81 he Csrruit Csrr1-
KsAara ~ K.uhi-0a APPEAL f-u= Distri-s Corr.
Kaa- Dsss-si1g eostzass ss-vsas- Dess.d-ai DE-
J. Cos.a c.. vs. Ks1aa--en Appeal. Desert
Inr esst-aet ssrvies. Defend1nt discharged
Palea,a rs Na.noaina-on AppeAi. TreErEsE
tke case Szit rsevrsr So damages By sErkerx
usloa ard oHisn PuteA. J1sg9sns fs- riaindT IS
.suss. CostE S IS
.ssTs- -, cora q CIV. HslIs-oa AFpsal-
pcEgrt11f co1tr1c@ serTsee- - NsNa1T-H1-
u FR0BKrE
Ssua- r-Ess.ss &C WslsA1- drss4sed intsse1se-Pe-
fitiu1 e Eahi1.ue. the Ui3eg q 6eesasea- f- TIE
nupainrzsnt of an s51irissrxt0r- The Cu1rt aP-
r.ainls1 VI. 7. Nzr<in. aa@inis,rHtor and ur5sred
hfzts Sc i-rs-to-y e properly aad gre bonas L
sAe -un ~ $50. Eithi1 tAf-sy dsys-
Estnta az s Erwnn. 6ereased- rnfsntR-REt7iur q
NnIshi tn Eni-irrafrir. Sc Ppuer 10 81 TIE real
srerts ard dusliilE-hgase & 6u-nassS- Ol5sesisas
ruu mndp % TIE sale IL the hunFe. b1E he ordsr Ct
sns sfsbs rial estate vas EE1atsd a a 1Pssi Pres
sfS-s.e1-
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VIZ bare rzre.y inserted > more thrilling naf
raiive than The story Il The hitle stolen Dor
Charlie Ross, - described b. our Nez Have
correspondent That such bold addiction Of
child coali BE socoez-fally carried Oai in Isrg,
veIlgOvsrnei ely like Phisdslpbia- Is calealAie
TO e1riie sl1ra- Il eeriai0ly UiH make thOs
who esjs! Psaes asd safety IN Hausii nei. thanl
"a, 81 the blessings which they have No Pareh
can rad The Aocnsnf uiSho1i having his synps
thisz exriied il behalf Of The poor boz and h
distressed uaren,S
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Notice.
LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT OF TIE HAWAIIAN
- lsi-ANlS-In Pruiate-fn The % the esfssa
Of T. kANIHfNA. .decensed. Order appointing rme fI~
probate o. viii and directing Publication n notice IN tbs
same.
doeumeat Purporiing 70 Be the last IN and tsst.-
nent o. p kauhlna. deceased having the Elsa fav ~
september A. D. 1874. been stated Probate Court
% Be IN the custody Of John H. Patty or J. Porter Green a.
Honouiu and petition FOR The probate thereof ADD ~
The issuance o. Letters Iestanentary afaiai a., or 10
the other executors nominated said and ir te
revocation o. letters q administration granted 10 ne III
J. Porter Green having been fled By rld MaualsI H
u = hereby ordered, that MONDAY The f1th d1v a
ocrUBER A. D. is5f At 10 O'Clock A. ~ q All a. A.
he couri Eoom q said cpurt Honoiui1. flnf
o. Oahu BE- and the same - hereby appinted ne tie
Tor proving said viii and hearing said Application uhsr
and where pcrsnn Interested may appear and oosa-.
NJ said Will and the granting letters tesfarnsntar
II further ordered that notice thereof given ~ rn
lcaton Tor three Enccessre weeks IN the Hswaar a.
zlIrE and kuoKoA Newspapers praied and publsled IN
Honolulu.
Andi further ordered. thaf citations BE- lrsue d, ne
subscribing witnesses b said VIII. and b the heirs on NJ
tssiao- p appear and contest the probate Of VIII a
Dated Honoiuiu. II. I. zIss september. fs7A
CHA-. G. HARRIS.
Jusflee q The Supreme Cart.
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RETAIL
oAEr-.-T TAnnatt Forz Ssress Hoaosu'u.
S-Nrx Warren. NuuSun Sircet Ho1o,uil-
s-McI1trrs & BruS. Cu-- Fort and King - Eo1
III Che1nC Hc;ei Ssreet Ho1o,lll-
An CAonE. Ger. King and <Guxuu 81 f1cnol1
E-N = tsrinh1uu 4 O.. oneen Ss-ees, Honol1
Io-Geo. c NclsEn. NuuSlr Ssreei- Honouln-
III. NcssznAn & Scl. Grccsry. NuuS1r -. h
lS-Haynelden & R-os.. Fo-z STREET Hooolaiu.
IS-Es1rv Ezr5, Co- FlscsArd and Merchant So
fe-Ah ~. Nu1zrz St-eei. Hoao,1l1.
ei-Ah IA ksullaSEal- Hc1oll1-
EcloEsr s--Sah.nn- KcolAn- HAlAWA
EArAn Te-Auo- KAhArua- North ku1A
lE-T. Hlo
ss-Apa waioAiua. Kan
e-Co1wzv & Siezsen. Elo.
e-Seo E4-dy. EoooSA1- HAnEk1A
EArAs-.rS ?. Ek1doSs1s. watneA
Retail Spirits
sn-wusk- EurnsS Rz-1e-1 Hc-ei Ec-cszin.
sc " EozEh-Al-g. BAy Hers. Ec1o,ulr-
=s-Gea c Sa1e-s- R=zk ExeAAase- Eoao,zlz-
Butcher.
RE H Ret Hossl Strest- Hozosz,z-
1s-w Il Reed Eno-
E-wn NcCa1te-s. VlakcAsa- Ee1asslz-
AL. Eo&1Ac1- ClAkoheo- EOooaal1
&c P. Ward No. 81 Is E0aOl'a
1-Eanneieh1s- Ne 81 - Goso,zsz.
NC RAyE1ooe- Nc 81.
Fire Arms.
&Ayz..sse- Ry1ala. KoaA- o4A2
VIetaalIaE.
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IApaan-
s=-KHaAa.z * Eva
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Very Superior Cottage Pants
Beers, NineS&LiquOrS

Bass AID Bleed. wsls css c.i.s-..s AZ.
quarts AID piats.
1o'a' "''is Co F-gariis stq-f. sassi iasi- Be-
Isnssnts ssafsh Ale. o. az. sstrs aasfs~.
lad coops co's So qaaiity ii-At Pa. Az. 49,.
Gases Gsauins @0is Tsm.r
a isr eases Vsry sop'r Pa's Inp-risf Bss.s..
10 Cases Regal Hishiasi wbiss-y.
Cases D. Kaypsrs Hanaais O. casss u-.ss-.
Us C Asst'd Best 8fsndi-s. Z ,ssr - tsts,s..
Gases Dssri's's Ifi,t WAitsy.
few Cases Fsry sspsriar Pors wis-
Cases "a Laiaais Ca sarsr.ss cI.--t. ~
ehoiss article.
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Executors Notice.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED ExErr-ron
HI q the VIII % ED1lCNB = XIX - - 5lo-e-
ul1 dead hereby notify AZ persons having cI.-r
-sl ~ Estate % present DE sane duty anthem catel
ever barred ~ n rir,r-1- ~
Honolulu septsmbers Is5L - Z,
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Administrators Notice.

VI LAULIL1IHNED HAVING DETw M
~ p1n ted ~ Hcn- G. & Hairs JBsrcs u 10 r,o-es
loort = administrator q ne STATE u JOHN KtfrIr
1e q Hono-ul1. lzfand q OalIn hereby yiv-- -e- -
~ fhose VINO have Claims azusf estate = Ne
sane without delay and az thnss Indebted - -, -
estate % make Immediate payment
b. PAPA
wai1hoie, August =, Is74 go
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RY AUTHORITY.
Audience nj IoInnI PaInce.

On Saturday last The 18Th inst, ct II = o'clock A.
N. His Majesty rsvr audience 10 His Exeelrney
Henry A. Pclree United sistes Minister Rrtidcnt,
Ter the purpose OF prosecuting Pay Director I. S.
Navy "a. c. Dursn and Ms Dorsu. On this occs-
sion his Majesty attended By HE Ex. P Ksnoa,
Col. W. L. Moehonua. II. NJ. Chamberlain, Hon. J.
Mosnauli, Hon. J. A. Cummins, hon. H. A. Kahanu,
Hon ! e Kz-ajuuf
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MarshaPs Sale.

10y WRITE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION.
- issued out Of The supreme Court % the Hawaiian
ISLANDS against KUAHINE, FOR s71 g., In favor q
MONTGOMERY. plaintiff have levied upon and shall
rlse for sale on the premises, SATURDAY the Effh
DAY OF OCTOBER 1874. at y noon all the right title
and interest of said kuahne IN and 10 certain piece or
parcel Of bud, situated In Kauiuwea Honolulu and de-
scrihed IN Royal Patent No ASH. containing and
4 fathcms tgether with the houses situated and
appurenances thereunto belonging, unless said Judgment
ctsts Interest and my fees and commissions Be previously
satisfied W O. PARKF Marshal
Honolulu, sept I'd. 1873. sos a.
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HAWAIIANGAZETTE
PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER %.


By the mail, which arrived on Monday His
EScellency the American Minister received a
despatch from his Government, inviting HIS MAY
EsTE King HALAEAUA To visit the United States
and placing al bis service the [. $. ship Benicia
Capt. Hopkins, nov 70 port The despatch was
laid before His Majesty, and the invitation has
been formally accepted, subject to the approval
Of the Privy Council. 1t will be remembered that
the American Government invited King Kameha.
meha V. to visit the United States 10 the au-
tumn OF 1872. and that Admiral Peunock was
detailed in the ship California, to convey His
Majesty TO San Francisco, when the death Of the
King, which occurred suddenly in December Of
that year. prevented the realization Of bis cher
i,hed wish. The late King Lunalilo often said
that il had been the dream Of his life to visit
America and Europe, dream which has been
shared by his successor, and which we trust may
be happily realized
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Nor less important al this jsBeiure. is the sub
jeci Of a RECONSTRUCTED cabinet, to Which We and
our correspondents have on several occasions
called public attention. Noz, more than at any
previous lime Is 1t aIE-imperiant TIA, there be
strong constitutional government comprising on
" men whom the people can approve and trust
Who command respect and add strength to IL
Such is not the case at present; and though il
may be very dif5e5lI TO fora ssch az s3uiais,ra-
lion, yet II NUsT BIZ DONE, and Eiih the best ma
ierial available We nay have 20 brilliant Intel
lecis among rs, IS every European nation posses
ses; bat We have men Of common sense, ex-
perience, unq0esiiOBei moral character and true
Ioyaliy. We did DOT approve Of The sPPoinlne0l
o. he Niois,es q Lac when made. Dor do We
nov; for. While cheerf1Ily admitting his legal
ability, and eOooeiIng thai Is Secretary Of the
legislative Assembly be gave satisfaction. We
maintain that his record disquaIises hin frou
occupying the high position Of adviser of The
King; nor can be ever viz public confidence
Or add strength 10 the government We say
This without prsjodics o. in VII; and We are
oOa6dsal that ne express the sentiment Of the
peoPle. and that The future Eil sustain Is. Min
istgr Green does possess P0blie confidence; asd
though perhaps every oce may not agree with HIN
on minor points. Yourselves among The resil yet
Ee desire 10 see him have fair acd honest TRIAL
in lbe position 10 which he has been called.
be can be aIOEed 10 form cabinet which SiR
work earnestly With hin-men Of character and
Loyal Isll. IN whoa The country has faH cou6
descs, bOlh be AID his administration viii Be srui
" sss;ained Without saeh cabioei,-a ouiie,-
and respected ndniaisiraiioa-Ii via BOT be pro
dent for His Nsjes,y TO make foreign yisii
horevsr desirable ,he oties, q it nav be
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suND RIEaT

.ss4s ,nss Ll-.s .aa H...5 s..,.-..
Wool Pasts.
D. c''ssF = soa'' si-aiars s..5 c-srs.. .-.u-s
ns1ber1.
D. corur sons STANDARD Nu.A.-s cn-.-.
Sos. j. a1ds
be'- Dsaais ssrssnsd Es'sa sis-n csni.
Pre- Brsks. Iadia Eatbsr uo,s.
lioor oilslofia. Lissrp,oi sad. r-,...
Fsues Wire. cesisrs. Meoais ciar.s.-s.
sia'''' g. a.. a. fB@l
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Now that tha negotiation Of q treaty with the
United States has received tangible shape by the
appointment OF minister pleuipoientiary to ne
goiiale ii, in the person Of His Elk. E. II. Allen,
and by the Invitation Of the President to His
Majesty the King to visit Washington.-it may
be well to consider all the points bearing on its
success and If there be any defects in the ar
engagements, 10 endeavor promptly to rectiiy them,
and make the plans as complete as possible.
While We approve OF the appointments Of Judge
Alien. we think some other person should he
associated wiIh him. TO advise 10 the negotiation,
and to assis, 10 the labors connected with il. Tor
there will be vast deal OF hard work aud dis
oOssiOn 10 defending the treaty when assaulted by
opponents, and in showing lis advantages and
bos il sill operate. We know Of no one more
fitted fog this difficult service than Il. A P. Car
ter. ESQ, whO is thoroughly posted Up in all
matters pertaining to The business aud commerce
Of the Kingdom, has all the necessary data and
statistics al his command. and can use them to
heller advantage than any one here. Ills expe-
rienoe and standing as merchant also qgalifes
him TO appear before chsmbers OF Commerce in
American Giles, explain The details Of is opera
lion. and also to judge what wiI be the effect on
our trade If The standard at Vhich our sucars are
admitted Tree is fixed al sixteen Of Dutch
standard All these matters must be taken into
Consideration. and in making The treaty. good ad-
vice must be on the spot. wherever the neEoiia-
tlon Is carried On HIS anposntmeut vii ba
supported by The planting. mercantile and agri-
eullural interests. which place rellAoce on his
Judgment
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Should HIS MAJESTY visit the United States
he will probably leave here during the month Of
October, so as 10 arrive at Washington about
the time that Congress convenes. To avoid the
extreme severity Of the winter 10 the northern
Uaited States, it is not improbable that it may
be deemed advisable to extend the royal progress
10 Europe, the climate Of which, especially Of
the southern parts, is much milder. The great
Object Of Has visit to Ameuca will OF course,
be TO aid in the negotiation Of q reciprocity
treaty with the United States. Il is admit
ted on all hands that such treaty will be
Of the greatest advantage TO every interest
Of this Kingdom and that special effort ought
TO be made nov 10 obtain it, The present
seems 10 be more opportune than any previous
occasion, because public attention has been lavor-
ably turned. by the recent discussion OF the Can
adam Treaty, TO the subject Of reciprocity, and
the section OF the Union which is now calling for
that treaty will be more likely TO vote for sim
liar treaty with Hawaii than il that measure
was not mp Tor approval. In this way the sppro-
val and vote OF the Pacific delegation IN Con-
gress can be secured Tor both treaties.
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Notice.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
~ not to negotiate purchase certain NOTE dated
sept T. the FIfy Dollars payable on De-
mand by NJ B. sILNEiRA to the undersirued- note
being misad or lost and Of value any person after
this date CTTAs p TURNER
H0noiuiu sept Is. 1874 s5s ~
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Nlllsle-
FlzA5ee Department. Auguss ssh lS74 S1a
wrrH view 70 ador every facity 10 PS-tics dess-cus
o. prodrshy and securely iuveSl snail q money,
Bo1x he Hawaiian Government Of the sve-zi values
o. sIQl. $500. $500. $1,000. b.A-ilIC
TIE % PEI Per p1sahie seui-x1nuAy,
b SSaed par % al persons Appyzng for then
The TreAsry. Tor u iAAa
- p NkHAoLELCA- Master q Elu.Ance.
Easp.-szaest o F.aAace. Arr. :. - A
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Iatsrsr oncs. sept =. ISL, MINISTER q Interior
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Tax CoIlccter.-IS-4.

TIE folovins persons have been oomutSSioaed Tax
q - I11g-rf nd
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TESurES vii be rrceiv the Interior oface for the
following Iron work tni y o'ciccS NJ Tuesday next
For further particulars apply NJ RobI L1shrRn
perintendruf % Puhac wCrks-
Speculation of Wrought Irpo Dcors shutters for the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27
ASHES.

The Phoebe Record takes US to task
because W. depicted some few days
since, the contrast between tho mem.
DRY OF Charles Sumner aud Ills assall-
ant, aud urges us to ''try and forget
these old sores" We had no intention
Of probing any sore spot In tho editor
OF that Journal, nor OF raking up the
ashes OF any buried love still smould-
ering In his bosom. Indeed, we did
not know that there existed In the
pure mind Of said journalist any fond
remembrance Of the brutality which,
while the namo OF Charles Sumner 10
hallowed by freedom lovers, will, M.
hidden, bring to mind the execrable
deed. Our motive vas to draw the
moral-to ~ so very plaln-that bar
barity and blows a never stop tho
progress OF humanity and justice, but
must oventuate In the consignment OF
their perpetrators to Infamous re-
membrancs. IA we said before, II In
drawing u picture from history, we
reached oysr tho "bloody chssm" aud
probed a wound which years ago
should have been healed. or II VIC lit.
ed up the collin plate aud disclosed to
view the fostering carcass Of a buried
love, the fault was ono Of ignorance,
the object being worthy.
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MASS MEETING.

In another column will be found n
call for a mass meeting Of the miners
In Storey county, 10 he held In Piper's
Opera House tomorrow Saturday
evening. Tho object Of this assem-
blags Is to entor q protest, In the most
emphatic manner possible, by the
miners OF this county against certain
mining legislation now pending In
Congress. This legislation. which has
been discussed at length In our col
umns, and the effect Of which will be
clearly shown at tho meeting to-mor-
row evening, will. II perfected, DO fatal
to our prosperity rs citizens, business
men, tax payers aud miners. 1t will
=. freezs out" nearly every small pros
pector OH the mountains Of Storey
county, and will place our leading
mines-upon which We depend for busi-
meas, labor, In fact for cxistence-and
ourselves as a community under trib-
ute, and at the mercy Of a combination
Of foreign capital, controlled by an
adventurer devoid Of one single inter
est In common with the needs or de-
mands OF our people. Sutrs has claim.
ed to DO \ friend to the poor man, the
miner. Upon this he has based his
claims before Congress and by the
moral support thus afforded has been
enabled to retard the development OF
this country aud to vastly enrich him.
self. We also claim to represent to
tho best OF our ability the true Inter
ests Of Storey county. The miners OF
this section arc aware how much de-
pendencc can be placed upon the
promises Of this adventuror. Many
have hal bitter experience In that
particular. We call upon all mining
men, those who are interested In the
prosperity and permanence OF our
mining interests to attend tho meeting
tomorrow night. Let a rebuko be
given and a remembrance entered
against this last developed swindle
which will enllghten the minds Of Sell
ators and Representatives "A to the
true feeling Of the laboring classes OF
,hi, section, and II possible defeat the
passage OF a most p~ernicious and do
s,ructiye law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27
SACRAMENTO LETTER.
lrRos ouR OWN coRR.,roSpESr.l

rue SESSION or THE LEGISLATURE
DRAWING I'D 4 CLOSE-GOyER-
NOR nOOrii'S FIRST VETO or THE
STATE HtItBOR COMMISSION BILL.
SUSTAINED ~ THE SENATE
FOURTEEN "MOS r POTENT,
GRAVE AND REyER END SENIORS,
FALL. DOWN UNDER THE LASH OF
THE SACRAMENTO uNION-TUE
SUPREME COURT DECIDES ALL
TIL: TANES ASSESSED ~ THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA DURING
TIIE PAST Two YEARS ILLEGAL
-FREIGuTS AND FtREs-MlsCEL-
LANEOu- MATTERS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-27

McCRAny's Interstate Railroad bill
passed the House Of Representatives
by a vote Of III to ll6. But very lit
tls change from the bill as first re-
ported, was made.