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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01

The other measure bill to authorize loan
has been brought forward in open defiance of the
popular sentiment during the late election, which
was unequivocally in favor of a reduction of the
public debt, now amounting to about S35O,OOO
If this loan proves successful abroad. it can only
be SO at rate of not over seventy FIVE per cent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01
Licenses Expiring i'm July. 1874.

Licenses Expiring in July, 1874.
RETAIL.
OAHU.--I-IIyman & Bro, Merchant Street, Honolulu
5-Ah Tn, NuuHnu Street do
5-Afon Chuck. Nuuanu Street, do
s-Ah Kut, Aienui Street, do
p-Lum Toi. Mauuakea Street 30
1S-in Chong, Nuuanu Street, DO
I'D y Fiitner, Kaahumanu Street. do
1T A Lloyd, Fort Street, do
l5-Ah Hu, Beretania Street. do
1s-H MAY. Fort Street, do
22-Ah swan, corner King and Nuuanu 81, do
2S-Aliona, Waianae.
SON B sylveira & Bro Nuuanu Street, do
MoIOKAI S-Ah Tn, Kaluaaha.
MAUI 4-Agama & Co, Wa.uku.
Al W KawaalSoa & Co. kaupo.
1s-W Brown, Lahaina,
HAwAu-l5-H y Greeuwell kalukalu. kona
I5-NeineEe & 20, Waiohinu, kau-
17-DiIinEham & Co, HilO
2O-J d Mills Hilo,
I'll y Grecnvell, kaua-
27-Ai0na, HlO,
Wholesale.
OAHU 1-wafker & Allen, Queen Street, Honolulu
I-Theo II Davies kaahumauu Street do
l-Hyman q Bros, Merchant Street. do
Is-H May, Fort Street, do
Wholesale Spirit.
I-Theo H Davies, Kaahumanu Street. do
III Nolie, Queen Street do
Public Show.
81 Knight Royal Hawaiian Theatre, do
Ig-J W Knight Royal Hawaiian Theatre, do
VictuaIing.
BE Bachelor, Waikiki, Maui.
Is-Ah Choy Hotel Street Honolulu.
III, Hno, Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01

IoLASI PALACE, !
June 25th, 1879.
Your ExcELLEScY:- Herewith have the honor
to return the letter OF His Exceency the Minister
ofthe United States, conveying Capt. W. E. Hopkins
thanks for the presence and assistance OF His MAJ
cstv, and II. R. H. Prince Leleiohoku, and oil the
civil and military officers ofthe Government at the
obsequies ofthe late DR.. Pitku ofihe O. SIS Beniea.
His Majesty responds cordially to the thanks ana
appreciation OF Capt Hopkins for this his act oil
sympathy and respect for the memory Of gentleman
whom he personally esteemed, and TO Brother
Mason whom he had always met with pleasure in the
Assemblies of the Brotherhood.
Ihave the honor TO be your Ex.'svery obt servant
E. VI. MAYER,
Pirate Secretary to His Majesty.
To HIS Ex. W. L. GREEN,
Minister Of F,reigH Relations
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01

cy the assurance oftbe very distinguished respect and
consideration with which have the honor TO be,
Your most obedient humble servant,
W. l.. GREEN,
Minister Foreign Affairs ad interim.
His Excelleucy, II. A. PIERCE,
Minister Resident Of the United States
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01

THE report of the Secretary Of the Hawaiian
Immigration Society presents many facts which
will interest readers here and abroad, and the
statistics collected in it are valuable Some will
question the deductions which he has made from
the last census returns, especially the statement
that there are only $3.50 able bodied native males
ont Of our total native population of 1904. An
other point to which we may refer is the injudi-
clousness of making such statements as that in
the second paragraph on the ninth page, to the
purport that our population in few years will
not abe considered sufficient to constitute the
basis of an Independent state" Just at this
time, when the Government is seeking TO effect
foreign loan, such utterances can only have an
injurious effect. The report states that there are
1856 laborers employed en- the plantations, the
number of acres under cultivation are u 225, and
that all the proprietors as far as heard FROM pre-
fer Chinese, Japanese or Polynesian laborers to
Hawaians, a statement not very hatterng to the
latter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01

for which the Hawaiian Nation gives its bond to
pay one dollar within twenty years. This is no
doubt according to usage, but it should be dis
tinctly understood by all the people. We obtain
s75OOOO, and agree to pay for it within twenty
years one million dollars with yearly interest, or
loss to the nation Of two hundred ond fifty
thousand dollars Is it right to fasten such an
incumbus on this nation is it honest is it patri-
otto?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL,
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS,
PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.
WEDNESDAY, LELY1

The Legislative Assembly yesterday passed on
its final reading the bill to authorize the Minister
of the Interior to grant to owners of mills for the
manufacture of sugar, licenses to dishll spirituous
liquors. This has been done in direct opposition
to numerous petitions from various sections of
the Kingdom. 1t now awaits only the signature
of the King to become law. The bill passed
the Assembly BY vote Of "a to ID.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01

TIE new postal treaty between the Hawaiian
Kingdom and the Colony of New South Wales,
which we publish in this issue, takes effect to-
day. 1t simply confirms the present rates and
between the two Offices that the Hawaiian and
Colonial rates on letters shall be sxpence or
twelve cents and that all letters must be pre-
paid, or not forwarded. The treaty is similar to
that between this Kingdom and the United
States,-based on the principle that the same
amount of correspondence passes each way, and
that each government shall retain all that it col
lects. 1t is so simple and just 10 its operation,
that it is rapidly superceding all other forms of
postal treaties.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01

Making night hideous;''-
No, this one was in lawn or linen, and said her
ghostly talk very soemnly and sweetly, and helped
10 make the night very pleasant. Another form is
darkly robed, and on her head she bears black
and ominous bird and this is the spirit Of Poe's
Leonore, whose raven crest says "Neyermore"-
Now comes maiden, brightand sunny, as spring
after April showers; and she sings very sweetly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01

The following persons have This day been commissions
as Tax Assessors for the several Taxation Districts
the Islands:
HAwAII-If ilo-...............-J. W. Eeanmakani
Hannakua-......-...G W. Halemanu
South Kohala-....H. 5. Mahuka
North Kohala..-D s. Kupahu
North Kona -. IS. X. Kaai
South Kona.-..D II. Nahum
Kau....-.........-J. II. S. Martin
Puna...-.--.........I- kama
MAUI-Lahaina-. ............-.-J. A. hhukau
waiullu.....-.. Thomas Birch
Makawao-..........-.-J. W. Ukumea
Hana--.....-............- X Kalnni
MOLORAI & LANAI I'D. W. Kaiue
oAHU-Honolulu---..... Charles H. Judd
Eva & waianae......A. Kaoko
waialua ...............S NJ. Naukana
Koolauloa.........- Amara
Koolaupoko.....-.....James Holt
KAUAI-H analel.......... I'D. Kankaha
Anahola .....-. .-Kapahulima
Lihue ..................S. Kamahalo
Koloa.-...... ......... Palelaiuhi
walmea.............-Kuapuu
NTH U............... .....-.-.-.- haapuni
p NAHAOLELUA,
Minister Of Finance.
Finance Department, June 10. 1874
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01

The Rates Of Towage in out of the Harbor Of Homo
luu by the steam tug Pele" viii hereafter be as fol-
lows, VIZ:
Ships and BarISs under 500 tons, $40
DO. do. 800 tons, ID
DO do. over 1000 tons. 90
WhaIemen-FOreign and Hawaiian, 40
briggs and SehOoners over zoo tons. b
DO do. under 200 tons, 80
W. l. GREEN,
interior Office June 10 1874 Minister OF Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01

The following persons This day been commissioned
as Tax Assessors for the several Taxation Districts OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01

To HIS Ex. W. l. GREEN,
Minister Of Fareign Relations.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24
TIKI: MAN VITO WAS Ky!LED El
\ FIsT-Ei4OW.

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24
ST. CHARLES HOTEL, GEO, rrrlr, rnoFaIEron
coRarrr uoUsE-coARErr BROS, rRorHuro9s
Auction sale Of Household Goods.

There will be a Cons.able's sale. ny
auction, to-day, at clock P. NJ, Of Il
lot Of household goods, furniture, bed
ding. carpets. crockery ware. stoves. &c
Also a LOT of stove-wood and one sin
shooter and various other useful and
ornamental things at the house corner of
Curry and Robinson streetS-back of
the Cotbctt House block. As the sale is
to satisfy an execution, it will be positive.
prompt and without reserve, and good
bargains NAV he expected
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

TIE CARSON RIVER is not as prolific a
source OF interesting items as we could
wish. Indeed We could relish flood
even up to the traditional high watog
marks on Dutch Nicl.'s bar, il this
dreadful season OF news.dearth. But
Jones tells us that there is Just com,
for;.blv full head for the mills, AID
nothing more than that. Moreover
Jones saws that when the river wa; at
its highest-the other day when Ii
rained so heavily-it wasn't within ten
feet of flood hei ght BIT we have 10
ticed a great deal of n..ilvcncsS among
these Empire people about the river.
Just ask an cid Empiricll about the
stage Of water there, ard he fires up in L
minute. He acts as if you wanted to in
siLuatc something agin' the hiGh-ani-
Gryncss Of Empire, ana as II he Thought
Won thought that all TIL Carson River
had to d WAS II rise mp an ohl.t,rGt"
Ouch Nick and all the other cd tine
landmarks and the other II. assures Of
the precinct. We have noticed another
peculiaritv about t. cd settlers L.,
Empire They always @:at-1 u point
ii telling YOU how leg tb.. y lived
thcre-th&t Is, II they We i.,r,t t!!f.r a
good while-;,s il ;he.c was something
particularly praia.wo.hy il being coH-
trup1raEeuus with DLteA N.eE tul4
Jones and John R.e!.ee aud Henry I..1.o
tni that SCI Still, o- Il well r.,ali,g
fellow citizen We SUPPOSE W. oH-'r /
r-ioicc over Empj-r tA~ni in ir"la
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

TEE Coop TEMpLAKs' BALL is repre-
sented to us by one who was present as
a very delightful entertainment, tho not
so large success as benefit as was
hoped it might be. AS was promised,
some appropriate Rotations Were given
the same being delivered by Z. Null
cahv, John Mack and William Haw-
thorne. The dancing was kept alive ill
the snail hours and verE enjoyable
time was had Mr. Patterson told us
he though; the benefit would lett about
500
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

BURNS MERZBACH' DANCING ACADEMY
New classes just forming. gentleman's class
on Monday and Thursday evenings. five dollars
per eight lessons. Ladies Wednesday afternoon
to 4, two dollars and half per month Juv-
eniles Saturday afternoon l to 4. one dollar and
half per month. Public Assembly every Sat
urday night. Admission, one dollar. Tuition
fee i'll advance. Music furnished and Hall to
let. ja4-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

MARYLAND SESAToE.-Annapolis. MI,
January 2l.-In Joint convention of the
General Assembly to-day, Governor
William Pincknev Whyte was declared
duly elected United States Senator for
the term of six years from March 10.
1873. Buns Compton Democrat) was
elected State Treasurer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24
Mrs. Anna =. RrcoLS,

New Millinery store, two doors South of the
Penrod tAdams) House. An entirely new assor;-
ment OF Ladies and Misses Hats and Bonnets.
trimmed IN her own inimitahle style; also, on
sale the finest Feathers. Ribbons, and every
description of Millinery Goods. Hats trimmed
to order. Remember her new address. dc7
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

Col. LEWIS, an experienced explorer,
came in yesterday from a trip to the
Rocky Mountains and tour of inspec-
ton of the Great East. We understood
that be had seen the Pancake Coal Mine
and pronounced favorably thereupon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24
MINING STOCK REPORT.



zoos Ophir A. As boo Al, 46}a
325 Gould 4 Curry 26A ri
265 Bcs. & Eelch.r n. 81 = b30
320 Savage l2G, III, l20
- Choliar -. ts .. GS
2l5 Hale < Norcross -. 12b. - b.
$50 Crown Point lrS, le9. ll2. lllH
80 Yellow Jacket 30. 80 b., 93 bjO, 81
635 Imperial ~, 74.,7a
3i5 EmpiI- 50
$50 Kentuck %. 2st. 80 bs. 29,4
lO5 Alpha ~. g.. t. y, s.
2io Belcher lI2h. li2, ll3. liG b30
40 Confidence l2s. 49,. l2'.
$50 Con Virginia IS Gs. e., GCl6
100 Sierra Nevada ~. 2I'@
ot5 Daney A.. ~ Az h3O,
80 Exch' qusr ~. 81. 81 y, 80
50 So: Eelch, l!5 $50
Ilao uverlnan ia. III. IL, Ill
go Succ,r b, ~. "a
675 Lady Bryan 15C
$50 Julia lE'9. l0lz b3H. 10, i0A
$40 Caledonia 81 SC. u b30, 36H
3t.5 6lob" IA. IA. , BIO
o. EnicEt rhocker !. ~
81 Baltimore s. h}n, 81.
~ Utah 9h 9ip. -.
$50 california A.. AN, AZ
lH5 silver Hi Is
Ito EclIpse -.
20 Dayton So. 3, So
~ Challenger
80 Rock Island 2Soc
2HJ pict.a 75c. t. =. {
"a ItlHan,lls :
- Ny Cons.
80 Senatprls,
49, am rirau Flat :. az, ca
> Tv1t-I4
- mon C.,l 20
tr-t ~H,-, : ~ '
~ : Ov,rnau ~ &c
81 WuoIviile15s
80 lady WASHINGTON ~
E.,.e..fl,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24
Christmas Novelties, Toys, Jewelry.s

At X. Fred. Brooks's noted store for imported
segars, tobacco, books, stationery, musical in
struments, cheap jewelry, toys, ETC.. at Theater
BLOCK, next door TO Mat. Rinckell's butcher
shop, Carson City. Agency for all the Cal,tor.
STA papers, Gold Hill News, Pictorials and Ma.
gaZines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

!, dispatch from London dated Jan.
g anno:,"t5s the death Of the world re-
nowueJ vocalist. Madame parcr4 Rosa.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

NILLINERy.-Mrs. Anderson Moody. Fash
enable Nilliners, corner of Second and Csreor
streets. oppositcths Ormsby Reuse, Carson CITY.
Orders solicited. oc-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

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tAtHe-'iL.,t IS IL icy We '-'T" ~. -
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l''l'lt"l''lly i'l"-'. my II ',,i''! e''''.
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reno" cI''z"h We SIT use W. On l.. /.
f-l'-[f over hhrI-' A-'''f II noe.
steIn ~ It.
TIE RAIrroAp is il full Vofking order
AGAIN. The amount of work done 10
clear the track ON Thursday VA, 1,atI.;D-
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tro,'t,I',., ,t.,r', ,,..,.1.+ 1lS- ,l.,,. ..,..
,,:i.l. r. 1917 covarl,l ,,;th snow 4r',,.
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tlHHu IL. u one CG.l.t rit!- horse DNt Y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24
NAIeEIi.D,

In Carson City. on Thursday evening.
January -. 1874. by Rev. james Woods.
Henry f. CloUette to Miss Agnes Chart
ers, both of Carson.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

CORRECTION. - Oar special reporter
who attended the Clouette-C Charters we'd
din at the Ormsby House on Thursday
evening made slight error in the spell
ing of the brides name. The same
appears correctly rendered in our issue
OF this morning, under the regular head
of Married"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

TaH itey. George s. Taylor, Of C,.i-
f9r!.i4, = c, LIBERATED t.aper.G"e lecturer,
VIII l~c,my on -, n,cr4ne in the
~.@"I-hoa-- ~ Empire, ii NIld '
cv,..lH, Il : O'Clock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

lfE. C.Lv1N NAI9H informs us that lis
wife, who has been suffering for solne
weeks past. with sickness is gaining in
health. Glad to announce it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-20
U. S. Survey No. ~.

Beginning al a post marked No. l l.. s. Sur.
vey. No. -, whence the Town Company's we'll
IN the town of \ anderhiit. bears south - ~
east 3lS' feet; The bertrand shaft bears north
- west 80 feet. shaft No. } bears south %,
west 'H feet, and a n%ut-rine tree q inches in
dlamcter marked Is. 40. / Il. +. bears south
~ feet; thence running south - west 10 feet
TO post marked NO. II. ;. Survey No. ~:
whence post No. of Survey No 20, made for
the Geddes and bertrand Mill and Minin.
Company upon the Stockton Lode, bears north
- - west Isl feet; thence north IL west Asl
feet to post marked 40. 3 L.. :. Survey no. -:
thence south ~ east IN feet to post marked
NO. :. survey No. -; and thence south IL
east NJ feet 10 post NJ. | the place of begin.
nlng; containing 3 67-lO acres: courses ex.
pressed from the true meridian with a mag
nefic variation OF l6iae east. This claim is on
unsurveyed land and is bounded on neither
end by any known claimants; the nearest
mines are the Geddes NJ. , and Stockton.
The claim Is recorded in Beck e. .nye q n,
the Secret Canyon District Mining Record.
ana a copy OF the notice and diagram can be
found posted AT the bertrand shaft upon the
lode. d3l CYRUS r. IiokN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-20
TOXIN Noes.
npDIZAZCE NUNBER ELEVEN,

ORDINANCE NUMBER ELEVEN.
An Ordinance to Prcrcnt sfoc6 from
running at large Within the limits OF
the torn Of Eureka.
uE 1T ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
ID County commissioners of Eureka county,
Nevada:
Srr. l.. 1t shall be II lawful for any person
or persons who are the owners OF or having
charge OF any horses, mules. jacks, cattle or
hogs, 10 allow said animals to run ut large
within the limits of the town Of Eureka: and
il is hereby made the duty Of the sheriff and
his Deputies t. see that the provisions II this
ordinance are strictly enforced.
SEc. =. For the purpose Of CARRYING ont
the provisions OF this ordinance, there shall
be provided by the town of Eureka a pound
for the purpose of safely Keeping all animals
that may be found upon the public streets or
upon the premises IT another within ths
limits Of said town of Eureka; and the sheriff
or his deputies, or any other person finding
such animals running at large within the
town limits, are authorized to take such ami
nal or animals and place them in said pound.
SrC. !. Any owner Of any animal or ami
mails which may be Compounded under the pro-
visions OF this ordinance, before removing
said animals from the said pound shall pay to
the keeper thereof the sum of two dollars, to-
gethcr with the costs Of keeping said animals,
dollar per day fer each head. !And any per-
son or persons who shall remove any animal
or animals from said pound without first hav-
ing paid the legal cha,g es thereon. as pro-
vided by this ordinance. shall be deemed
guilty OF a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
!hcrco. sail be fined in any sum not cXcced-
ing one hHndrcd dollars, and in default of
payment thereof may be imprisoned ut the
rate of one day for cscrv two dollars of said
fine.
SIC. I. Until otherwise provided, the
Street Commissioner of said town shall be eX-
otiicio pound.Kceper
SIC. ). Any animal or animals placed in
said pound. under the provisions eff this or.
dinance. and which shall! remain in said
round for the SPACE Of ten days without any
claim being made therefor. the round.Kcepcr
shall advertise said animal for sale BY post
ing notices in three conspicuous places in the
town Of Eurcka. particularly describing said
ar imal, which notices shall state the time of
sale, and shall be Iosted for the space of ten
days: and il. at the expiration OF said ten
days. said animal OF animals shall not be re-
deemed. tho pound-master shall proceed to
sell the same Mt public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. and after paying all nrces-
sary expenses out Of the proceeds Of said
sale. the balance. if any, shall be placed in
the treasury of said town for the benefit OF
the owner of said animal or animals, and ii
not called tor within one year shall be placed
in the general fund of said town of Eureka.
Approved January 18th, \. u. 1874.
d. II. HALL, Chairman.
Attest: L. II. Harmon, Clerk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-20
ALIAS SUMMONS.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF Ell.
- REkA. So. In Justices Court, Eureka
to ynship, before William NJ. Gates. Justice
of the Peace. Geo. ". Cassidy, Plaintiff, We.
Lander Consolidated Mining Company, exist
ing As a corporation under the laws of Cali
tornia, Defendant.
The State of Nevada, to Lander Consoli-
dated Mining Company, existing as a corpora
ton under the laws Of California:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, a Justice of the Peace in and Tor Eureka
township, county and state aforesaid. at my
office in Eureka, on the l4th day of February.
A. d. 1874. at Il O'Clock NJ. of that day. to an
swer to the complaint Of Geo. ". Cassidy.
wherein he claims to recover from you the
sun of two hundred and sixty dollars in gold
coin, for advertising and printing, "a fully SET
forth in Plaintiff 5 complaint on file in my
Office.
And you are hereby notified, that if You
fail to appear and answer the complaint as
aforesaid, Judgment will be taKen against you
for the said sum of two hundred and sixty
dollars in gold coin, and casts of suit.
10 the sheriff or any constable of said
county. greeting: Make legal service and dae
return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Janu-
airy, A. b. 1874. WM. NJ. GATES.
Justice of the Peace, township, county and
State aforesaid. jl3-3w