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New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

A1HAvv July 2l.-Wheet slightly acre I've quiet At = IT,
sser cars No -1e4 ae and e''-I. " .' % S5 % one u. v s
Bl1rrsoaa Jul, 2l.-c,uou dull Low ndfaFs 15'4sl5.
Flour he-rvi al le5t Hwaris en- Eese-n ,72s,. &
~ i ugsaae - % ~ d0 E1'' 70 80 oS@sp & & 40 w, ,
4 g ls4t3 % "1g! 81 a-ii "esf . A13 :. {i Ce Aabsr
y iU4sl l5 Pls Re- 81 3J9e- s. C,um.a t. Tar
do. 81 -0esl % oto ard lHiana do' = 4s1 55i is.4,
We 9OQ9-- Soat42ra i-oT - Mesein a.fe lps - sl
Western 63 185-. d. White 67aIOr RE iaL ia, m.
ST.,. shsae- 9 Lar 5 Sides Iolss Bacon ara. sloa-
We. l y Bac5 @ asas4.e @ C5le entirely aoaai wal quiet
b. July 2lIase an r imports O5 tls is; M +8 bgr-
Folr 1000 b1s West l5" 500 bush Com 5ot9 .9'l.i
~ bush RAJ sI''',"aeal I I2S sa & S5 cora ~ 80 20
Oa:s j- Lllaer g. lower Slaves -e oser FoaI steady
sales l''3 ol On ne y, w., r,.eJ an ami.
-s-. o0V Milwaukee No. sprHg p - q olerel by oost
Bsy rae 81 IS. Corn dq ass 1000 bu b. 80 At 69g
s. o5 B,e, Nsi ara cia1la 81 90Gs- Western, = sos
cacAeo Jay 2lFeuI quiet ard n2ln'l 2 Waes S 2Pe3e
m Il M - asa1a G -us shade .,r II 6-G Sc. hi NiEl.
ca-4c Oas .I.e' pr, -saef No = i-i 90 e''rl :. ,
E't t9a- Hd Jry 1'f. mi' august 81 t.,'. '-.
.l and lo1lt-r l7e io4 no. = Dale' ''1- 90 - o
:. --a5i 50 M sr. g.srit-l a. II a. .- sr, OF
Corn Bl-o &c i Com g. ha-s'o c for ".i 60 o & ON
tie oi 'hs Bo-. in t-s aer. "l-'' 'od +, -
q W 3 tugas Corn gaze. - l. a'' a. ',i' @ .r' j
a-A' % ~ ,,d nv. ---r Slt-4 oG, bs Foll II 900
5. '7i Wbes, "a oio 5a.a Cors. sUO0 ouil Oats
CyoSzAr, July 9f3ar a lal i,segs{ P,ar = i2q
al 70. du M1ea 66a67c Oats arm At 65aeSc Rye
e, a. 81 not and bayer Jly 81 5Oqs2, .Ae close
I BuE as4t. IN drn; shoulder. is-; Gear
a - 75ass So. Clear se lOal0'se Bs'on arm N-oa,
Clear IU'c, loose " h.sLr acye ana aTn a. ''c -
y y Sc waie 5jc Psro ezn qairi aud auenangei
Hrvlr F l.-F IUI q
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

PuApEIPHA Juy 2l-Wool frner and stjct
Ono Peuusyvan VrgnS Doahe Extra above y n
52f55c. Medium, i2dj3c Coarse, 4Jc New foTki
eaigan Indiana Western Pine 45 5Oc Medium jOGj4 -
45c wase 6Uc Ca1bug uuSAhsi fuc Can
Colbug GOr 33 d35c; Cofse Medium
us.hsd Tub washed 5215Jc Colorado slshs3 = .
3Oc Colorado. 22425c EI'rE and henno Puld.
sOa45c. No and super Pale 4O1fJc, Texas Pine Me-
25d83c; Teas 2O02jci CEAJn Zine 49, Aea
Jud35c.. CalioruIa. Coarse. - d3Dc
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
financial.

IN PER CENT, GUARANTEED, FIRST
~ MORTGAGE LOANS improved IOWA FARMS krisI-
aIa igl lBiJrnAuoa sent application
UNDERWOOD 4 CLARK Mlsssiine Iowa
- An nnN y. Y. REAL ESTATE MORT
ID tOsOOO GAGE COUPON BONDS. i4 800. 500 sud
Jgns December undoubted
security, Tor oALB al % an interest BY
LIVINGSTON COGPASY Bsalen 10 Pas-s
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

p vrvss. serms; Tub 4Sc 10000 Colorado On pr
vat 80 00o 70 AeIcsn p1vse terms loOO y No.
81 c 25OOO n Gtorga 35o; 6OO0 Medium Texas on "a
y 900 Western Comhiug At 6lci l5oVV no 10 Shir0
az T8ac eOu 4 ic 25ouV & a
esne AZ 6O 10 OcV 10 Saosr
private u00 y Mexican private terms SocD 1OO
on lO,uOV % ''H''Ak
. SpunE OalilraS az J2-
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

Rceuts OF Tor The -t+ 90 aet Veth
bb.s: 652 bbs kXp1s Of beans l52 oos
IMPORTS 1870 Receipts Of Tue iang ol
the esdT not serve lmaId m
lave tended steu for t harro"s are A
Quality Tue parcels can oc place.
shade above extreme figures Pea t4Hs and AeEs &c ue
ohN ar ~
rarset GH quiet 81 dgJtA
entirely OF ocera eyed peas We
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
Gin aeal Gslaie for Sale.

4 PARTY ab0ut returning TO Europe wOnld
n hke 4-.torT bsa-et uotsE. folly iu
n'hed neat Murray L Al-ess CASd, % " eas jIst O'o~n
Tribune Ohce.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
\. Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRoDCC
FoR rHE WEEK ENDING July 81. 1874.
IEiurcss5 .or lHH y. 1. 1t heD0reT.l

DIrcct0r-
Send onv articles TIE hesh sEi her expenses eat NJ no
soos Put anE,
nation where package ssioven aP
resrsnce VIII not allow the CON
se Win
,zgS Sh pgaa stoucue bes.anl note contents
Nebo1 stating the auou- also. send letter a. ne
whst the route, An in7oe or Isl
The nrmn-t OF nacs-
ages sl2pe
49, - -..--
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
Real Estate TO GrrhGu9c.

DWELLING wanted IL New York or
y suburbs FOR o Of 35 acres on thr orange Noun
tau admirable oc4Ion
~ o. Il PIERsON Pne-st
EXCHAEGE tor a first-class FARM (Hudson
Il ver Uretrr Brooklyn HOC5hNear ihe ferries 4I improve
complete oer lrgh15rooi uueHcef,onaois 10 any one
1esrlg LI0JAlyu house l-Ir x larg car ba lde.
D.. o. uOYr X son, III Broadway.
CARM WANTED tor RAISING STOCK,
ro-fL RON $50 300 20 $4,000 u erchlugo for Brook
rr,per-v Rutland 4 WHITING. Beezmius-
STORE and DWELLING PROPERTY, free
- AMI veil -lte village near tle civ ois4 IN
EXCHANGE or BROOKLYN PROP RIl u,lmaere. ga 04r mort
rsge o9Ir RULAND a. WillIAG. 2 BeeEmAgtt
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
flnduridI.

COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE CO.
y CASH CAPITAL S2.OOJOOO.
OPFICR ~ WlLLlAM-Sr.. Brchsnr-p,e
wARKIOUsRS ATLANTIC DOCK BROOkLIN 4,
CASH ADVANCES raade FiRsTCLASS ShfURI lbF o.
usud nd time CASH inside all kinds 81 NbhthAs
WARHH OUSBS. or COSsuHEU ~ ~
on FAVORABLE Terms.
PAIL J. ARMOUR President.
JOsb p NAVARRO Wee President
JOHN BAIRD. - yics-Preslsnt
FRLICIA ANO LATASA. % Voe-Prcs'dent
Psu J. Armour william 10 BowermAn, & H. Deiaih''s't
jose p SavGno fr.clBo l,at~sa. Juan ',,A'
- Rsi,t Th,ma. NurpsT Henry b. Hyde
WILLIAM TOBIS Superintendent OF Warehogses %. .--
~ JAMES CLYNR secretary
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

three r"es t1U letans
go LsIes cal $50 bales total L. D nees
WHISKY -a4y bu ICES active saes oi 100 b0s al 9o &c
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
6aplnes Banks.

SIUIUtS DNIIh1.
DOWERY SAVINGS BANK.-lnterest will
ID pad ~ ieposors Of SX G PER tENT All
Five Dollars Two Thousand Dolas. ADJ All sums ei
eedug Do FIVE IJI PER CENT
sgrezbF With h provisions Of The bl Laws paJa1e
ol an alef MONDAY. Ju.y ~. ls1A
All called pTlipa. and -lw interest
Juv ]. 1874.
orl Of tne Trustees SAMUEL T. BROWN, President
q. H. C0ssE,HALL. secretary.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
Il
July 20, siN from july /.
~, ,Dj9Ol5 % s2bl ,9l9 Is
e. W S-cr-tarv. RICHARD H. BULL. Pfeslent
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

week 1s4 d. last week ll5 bales same
-,-.A tst gear - suc,Y quoted t-'v
demand has ier sole l
catpa quotations for best eiorte , Tie
l1.rK4 ne weeks
ant purchases lsrdts-nouth character .
lul
Low grades very Gull p lr sales oor>4-Taoe ea
--o- probably fsr oi negotiated
J i -.------ a----. A-ni-t-.Ls.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

y q j. C-mIias 4 broA, Q-eeasil lHn.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY.
POR sOUTHAMPrOS AND BREMEN
KkJNPklNL r. W. Cant. %. helm'rurh, VII ss
"WEDNESDAY. -, p hreu@u Pe 'oJi aIri
to r.
ste,msap ODEB X Otereriorp SATURDAY JuY %
RATHs Or PASSAGE 10 LONDON HAyRh. AID BREMEN
PArABtE - COLI. 9R IT z4rfvALEST - cuRAESci.
sffcl4 eaIlt
Ni-t '"
feiHc o.! or -pl5 % OELhiShs x o. ASelA
Boalus-Err-z.
NEW YORK To CARDIFF.
= TBR SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANfh
NEw FlRSTCLAss. FULLPOWERED. CLfDk-BulL4 STEAM
SHIPS w PsEBshGaa. Railroad .Afi Jerss1 JtT
0iogf;
Ctrrirg through al 81 The
United sAss And CnAa Tie Bristol Channel Ed al ohei
pomts Ergsna.
Tese steamship, expressly for trade proya With
tie as Improvements cOnio
CABIN AND -IEkRAGB PASSkNGERN
FIRST Cahu SO aud $50 second CAbs, s55
80 htsefare Cenc4s
aoa Csrif s33 eTreney prai for Il uDNAriA
For further CAndf ComganYs Oncea No
ARCHlDALD BAXTER 4 Co, As-uu
NJ IL RyssiwaI
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

Oh n0io'oss are u- .1Iat'e tlr rei
fae puoc %. zoe b0L Ace p0i to.
srssr IL a1ll. Z o. The slppf. Lon
-Jlfserr c.. .lbcrt orc lIt wl. .,
Except FOR t-r ofrrInEa We quote
NorclE p0. toes. g
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
nouees ano farms Uautec

yyvANTED-A nice RESIDENCE at Mont
w CAR y J. Cal. u II, TO h. G. PREI5s 5a
PIncst.
WANTED To RENT-A small furnished
w HOUSE between Twentieth Frletl--ts and Lsan aud
sr;i.ayes $1,000. Address L. ' inbuns
OMoe
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
DrOoklnu prOpertn GO tft.

ITO LET-In Brooklyn. a handsome, brown
stone 'front.' HOUSE ones 2oIiOEloj Paca s, near 'o-
a. inst put m complete orer. gelre -hbJDd surrollie ty
residence quick access oin ir-re-i N
gOOd AppJ T. D. brls' % fli-A'l
Bro0-iyH. y. I.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
Gin Dropcrtn 10 Let.

TO LET-A frst-class HOUSE, 33 West
l. Fouy-dnh-t.. FiAlvs l-qu e lt 81 Bro1lElr
TO LET-LOwer part brOWn-stone private
DWELLING GU- L,z.uzon4ye. above FtTsec,nist pleasant
uegAoortooi references exchanged Appy prenises
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

The ce-.s he po-s Of local distribution
follower BY Ire Railway. 400 caus mia
gsre Railroad Sevlven Railroad. I,O5O do Hudson
1ve Railroad. so do msce aneo1s near Oy routes zoJO 20
Midland ll 90 1o 40 hT kne Railway. ldO
Ca 81 tLs iIa platforms Le were
oos. 3d. J1y 10 a. 90. July 6, - 90 july H.
-ur July 10, q 25; Jlg 20 = lJi average
e. % OF 90 quartz average .st 0e. - ~ A.Aolel me
liberal toi weather OF be pA Las
erae che improved -eG4aa incident 70
aHIr-N..
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

Tor 'he week ~ 90 pkg. do. week. 1907 DO
yesr. 1855 Exports $50 lrsin
been quite ior hot ard point of ihe
past week tre wavcrug Tie close shows
9 important
weeks guosuous The sucy d is ample anl
t.ie 9 accumulation Ne.e The local demand Tor pals
De ALTHOUGH state are
showing excellence of q1itv a cll- successfully viii orange
lruuiv an nearby pals there de jlai l
having She olu-l MARKS Greet from the boats we
o'
established teTe. else mere
fee sold ugn IN
ceul inspection. shippers beel again
1lt ltfe Tor them u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-05-30
A Probability.

indications are favorable that
,reat illustrated Press, which Mr..
JOHNSON proposes to place in the
IS of a quarter of a million of peo-
each week, will be published in
Angeles in place of Santa Barbara,
eretofore intended. Los Angeles
'tainly the proper place for such a
ication. If we are going to print
ekly journal which shall go out to
world laden with facts concerning
hern California, it is but reason
that journal should be issued from
heart of the largest and richest
y of that part Of the State repre-
ID. Los Angeles is that valley,
as Les Angeles is the largest city
outhern California, here is the
for Mr.. JoHNsON's publication
!. The inducements offered by
BUSINESS men to secure the publ
II of the mammoth weekly here
lready tempting, and we should
astonished if they eventuated in
ocation of the office here. If this
desirable change is made it will
affect the newspapers of Santa
ara, as Mr.. JOHNSON proposes to
he himself exclusively to the pub
ion of his great weekly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-05-30

THE people of California always had
the weakness of running after strange
gods. We come out strong on trying
new things but we are nothing re-
markable in the way of holdingon to
that which is good. The last love is
Local Option, which provides that
the people may decide whether liquor
shall be sold by the drink or demi-
john in given locality. The trial
has already been made in a number
of towns and districts, and so far the
issuance of retail liquor license has
been prohibited in seven-eighths of
the places. The election took place
in Oakland last Saturday and anti
license won by One-third majority.
The effect of this law is yet to be
known. The wholesale dealers claim
that no-license will not reduce the
consumption of liquor single gallon,
while the temperance people hold
very different views.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-05-30

The capital stock OF the company has
been fixed at $25O,OOO, $4,000 of
which is already subscribed by THos.
A. CAREY, H. J. CROW, O. w. CHILDs,
]. F. WARD, JOHN G. DowNEY, ISAAC
S. SMITH, MILTON s. THOMAS, H. S.
SHUsTER, l.. M. HOLT and JOHN S.
THOMPSON. AT meeting of stock
holders held yesterday to incorporate,
THoS. A. CAREY was elected tempo
rary President, and L. NJ. HOLT was
elected temporary Secretary. A meet
ing Oh the stockholders will be held on
the 18th instant for the purpose of
adopting bylaws. The object of the
company is to engage extensively in
the nursery business in the vicinity of
this city. Already a million orange
and one hundred thousand lime trees
are being sprouted for this company. 1t
is reported that those stockholders
who are now engaged in the nursery
business will retire as soon as they can
dispose of their trees now on hand
although it will require three years
for them to work out of the business),
and that they will devote their BUSH
ness energy, experience and money to
working up,through this company, the
largest nursery fruit business on the
Pacific Coast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-05-30
HIN the past few DAYS W

HIN the past few days we have
.------- with several gentlemen from
San Francisco nov visiting this city
for the first time within year They
all express establishment at the growth
and the progress of the city since they
were last here. They notice a large
increase in population, note improve
ment in business, and many new bus
mess houses and firms. Two of these
gentlemen have spent several days in
travelling over the valley, and they re-
port the same advancement in the
country that they notice in the city.
This evidence sustains what the
HERALD has all along asserted-that
this city and valley is improving more
rapidly than any other portion of the
State. People are coming by the hun
dreds, and very few of them go away
dissatisfied, while those who remain
soon write to their friends to follow
them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-05-30
A Result Of the Grange.

lille a little learning may be a
,erous thing, little intelligence is
|, and the more one has of it the
ar. A man may go on from year
ear picking up information of a
,ral character, and yet not possess
self of much that is really valuable
i'm. Until lately, the farmer read
eat deal that gave him but little
lligence regarding things in which
IS most interested. He read his
ty paper, which of course showed
t his party was pure and all other
ties corrupt. He saw but one side
he question, and as that was in ac-
lance with his own views and fos-
d his own prejudioes, he concluded,
lost people do, that it was all right.
as a clear case that when his party
in power, taxes were not high,
it was equally clear that when
other party held the manage
t the country was going to the bad
asst as possible. To educate the
lie in this way is the business-the
mission-of party papers. The
lge has wrought a decided change
he character of information that
les the farmer community. The
steal facts of the Grange are not
dby party prejudice or preference.
are facts - well authenticated
collected without regard to what
cal party they condemn or sus-
The farmers have long known
they were loaded with taxes to
money which went they knew
there nor for what. The Grange
liking into these things from a
political standpoint, and the pic
presented is not gratifying. Tho
y question is examined, and
taxpayer finds out that thous-
of office-holders are receiving sal
long way in excess of the SER
rendered. The Grange has found
hat the party in power is always
lnderer of the masses; that mo-
ly schemes are always intended
ictimize the people; that the
hword of party is a snare and a
sion; that party platforms are
} to be broken, and that party
RS only tell the truth when it will
nee their own interests or damage
,of their opponents. Whatever
nay be said of it, the Grange is
inly disseminator of class of
BILE information which it is i'm
mt the farmer should possess.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-05-30
Good Chance.

Nor SALE-A LARGE LOT OF NEW
IL Wagons OF every description at VERY
Low PRICES. Apply at ALSO SHOP.
my2l-lm u. GRAND.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-05-30

WE understand work will soon be
commenced on the Main-street rail-
road. The arrangements are complet-
ed for laying the track from the Plaza
to Mr.. Waldron's place, corner of
Washington and Main streets-a dis
lance of nearly two and half miles.
The franchise of this road extends, we
believe, from the Plaza to the race
track. The Main-street road will run
through portion of the city that will
make it valuable property. The street
is lined on either side with garden
homes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-05-30

is is an extravagant age. People
pay thousand or so dollars and
| several months to travel around
world. The absurdity of this is
ent to every one who knows that
nding still twenty-four hours the
will carry them the same dis
for nothing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-05-30

SAN DOMINGO inflated her currency
and now one dollar in silver will buy
four hundred dollars of her paper
money. If the schemes of our infia-
tionists had succeeded we should soon
have money as cheap and plenty as
San Domingo.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12

not perhaps at ouce prOdues the desired resul Of
securing deposits. The people nus be sdus aled
on do subject, They mus. Be shoe the siysn-
lsees ofsavng iheir sarniags. Tue result Roali
Ultimately be here what il Is in evssy o,hsf cOun.
lry-ihose who commence to save theireasniugs.
will soon become thrifty and be numbered among
the most useful and Industrious Of The population,
Ten or fifteen years ago the hate Mr.. MvIlit began
70 urge on his tenants tbs duty u saving their
earnings and frum year TO year continued his pre-
csp,s liil hawytLe tenants Of Halnku posses
thousands Of dollars Inves ell aud drawing inter
rs,, while they have established Tor themselves
i character lot industry. 1hril aud proBi,y
which no other Hawuiians erj y to the sume pX
tent. This Is only m example Of What may. With
pruper training, be accomplished in every district
Of this eruup. The practice Of saving can, how.
ever be established aud once secured. it will do
mors TO iInpart iuduariuns hubii aad nsks Of
the natives better people than any umuunl oI
school or religious Teaching can do without II.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12
where shall Governments borrow
Money? -aacs


4 The bin to authoriz. han, which was passed
by the Legislature in July. is now a law OF the
land, and Board Of Finance has been created.
with authority to manage the funds that may he
obtained undrr the act. This board compri,es
the four Cabinet Ministers aud three nrfnhers
from the Privy Council Who are DIR. J. NJ. Smith.
Godfrey Rhodes and SImon p. Kalama. A
question Of cnnstituIionaiiy has been muoted. as
TO whether the Board Of Finance has The puwer
10 expend any moneys obtained under The liam.
The authority vested 10 them il clear and pxpli-
cit. Ia expend the funds obtained for any of the
o. jrcrs named in The bill The same authority
enacted this law that enacted every other loan
bill and provided for the expenditure Of the
moneys obtained under them Take the last pre-
vO1s loan act passed in 1870. we believe. as well
as other laws Of u similar tenor. II it be uncon.
slituiiona to the funds derived by loan. with.
cut the same being mined ia the general bill Of
appropriations. then have our in4nces bees con-
Quoted wholly on Unconstitutional basis for
years. What We maintain is-that the loan Act
Is as distinctly an appropriation act a. i. that
known as the = Appropriation Bill" The Lpgis
lature simply voted in separate law cerlun up
preparations. the expenditure of which was de-
pendent on the contingency of the money being
obtained. .
What success the Minister Of Finance will
have in securing loan remains to be seen. But
the general opinion is that il The money can be
had here. without going abroad II should bp so
obtsiued. A debt incurred uhroad must Gust the
country more than il incurred at home. even
thoceh the rate Of interest be nominally less. Us
the discount. commissions aud other charges.
must be greater. The chief difficulty IN borrow
ing the money here will he The low rate Of inter
est limited IN the law, Z and lOIhs per ceht.
while the current rate is from 10 TO II per cent
Still, II discount INST he made, it may as well |
be done here. where no doubt the money cau be
had, If proper efforts are made to secure it.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12

couOboraJion Of Il The hdy was At once re
eognlred By the paper, Hndshe had MOulrOn in
dic,ed, When ibe case Is called, Beecher wi
come forward aud swear be never told him such
story ihe lady will come fOreari and swear
there is not word of truth ID IL, and will prove
that the paper produced referred to totally DIFF
ferpnt transaction, leaving the defendant without
a word to sas for biuseIf IN the Preeeace Of an
exnspeuted Jury, a riiiless judge and 40 imra.
tienI sheriff. Men of the world In BrOokkn,
in Fact seem to be- hardly shrewder than old ladies
frum the coaniry."
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-11-12

list The Board Of Heath, It's Agent IN,
Ash. vegetable and markets place. where
such Arees exposed for sale any time It may deem
NJ ordering said places properly cleaned
and any decAyed animal vegetable matter to Be lnme
eatsly rrm0rsd thsrufrum.
End Nc slaughter house win be allowed within the
boundaries OF the city Of Honolulu any the pub
DC hfhEaVs leading banks Of any river
where used for drinking or domestic
purposes IN any situation hrst approved By the
Board Of Health.
ard. No person allowed to dry or salt hides or skins
~7rnin boundaries city Honolulu or any
other Tace close udwArd OF the city, any
place FRS; approved by the D ard OF Health.
9TH Al prvies, cesspools drains sewers, ponds or
other places containing staEnSnt water, manure nth
found a state preJadell to public health. VIII be
cAsed BY Board Agents expense OF the
person persons owning them-the said owners having
beef notified by the Board days before any &C
tive Interference en H--
In future privy be less than twelve feet
deep and four feet square, and securely csed
9Th. The Board - Health its win visit AL
houses In which they suspect there insufficient
f fresh ali FOR The support Of health the hab
whefher from proper ventilation. over
ervwdlng other causes and win order such houses
b. prapery venuated and take such other
may appear 70 them 20 be necessary.
eth Any badly cured meat or other subsAnces emit.
nng noxious deleterous efIuvium viii be immediate
y removed At the expense Of the fron premi
where they stored due notice having first
given BY tie Board Of Health is Agents
7th. No person shall keep swine within the boundshes
OF the CITY Of Honolulu.
eth. Nc person shall throw dead animals any OF the
public streets highways.
9TH. Nc lnterment shall be made within. the
mediate neighborhoOd OF any dwelling house any
lot Of ground not heretofore used Tor e purpose Of
eemetery unless upon written sanction Of Board Of
Hsrlth. and grave shall made than six feet
depth
10th. place the Esplanade to be marked by posts
placed by Superintendent Of Public Works set apart
FOR the deposit Of rubbish filth be carried
city.
nth. An persons hereby strictly prohibited from
aepostng any rubbish upon any street lane wharf
lot within the boundaries Of he city
lulu
i2th Landlords VII be held responsible the proper
ventilation Of and overcrowdlng Chinese Indications
18th Sailed green hides shall be stored within
DE CITY limits
lSth Any violating any OF the above regulations
IL liable TO be hned in a exceeding hundred
dollars. provided Section as Of the Civil Code
Approved by the Board Of Health this 9TH day No
ven4ber, fs7t.
CHAs. 7. GULrcK, sec'y.