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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07

Licenses Expiring in April. 1875.


REEAAI-
OAmU----i--Ah Lima Kukald FaWa-
1-B = Fzhers & o. Fort 81, Honolulu.
IN NcIneruy, cor Fort & Merchant SITS, Ior
&c " Fofc. walaluA
2-Chuur Chong, Nunanu 81. Honolulu.
s-wm Han, Bcritauia 81, Honolulu
e-Tno Nott & Co, Kaahurnanu 81, Honolulu.
&C NeDOugal, Fort 81, Honolulu
e-Asuzn. arannasea st. Honolulu
e-DiuiuEham q Co, King 81, Honolulu.
e-Thus a L wills, King 81, Honolulu
l0-L Aseu. cor King and Nuuanu SITS, Honolulu
I2-Gocsim, Nuuann - Honolulu
ls-Ah seu q An Once, Nuuanu St, Honolulu.
ls-M Dickson, Fort ST, Honolulu.
IN veirul smiths LANG. Honolulu.
ls-Ah See, Fish Market, Honolulu.
2i-M Mclnerny, Merchant St, Honolulu.
eg-MossmAn & Son, cor King & Nuuanu SITS, do
so-ooung Hu. Ula<oheo Honolulu
~ week Valley Road, Honolulu.
NoInEU-s-Ino McColEan. Kamaioo.
Maui s-A W Needham.
u-Alo, Mnlaaiae Hama
ao-Peier Genet, Makawao
HkwAu-S-Jno Grace waipio HHmakua.
Is-Aleona, waiohlnu. Kau.
17-Chas Motley, wamea.
2-Apana & Co, Waimea.
Wholesale.
II Hackfeid & Co.. Queen St, Honolulu
VietuRIinE-
s-Iam La. Canton Hotel, Honolulu
12-Ah Tai, Nuuanu ST. Honolulu.
ss-Bouug Nam, Ulnl1oheo, Honolulu.
Horse.
s-Kalnapau, No. :, Honolulu.
Auction.
iS-E Adams, Queen st, Honolulu.
LRpRRu-
li-Mahoe o. AInnoa, Konn Oahu.
Public SHOW.
25-EdwRrd Williams BufTum's Hail. oahu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
Supreme Court OF the Hawa liam
Islands.
APRIL TERM, A. D. 1875.

Mr.. Justice JUDD presiding. His Rxcellency R.
Il. STANLEY, Attorney for the Crown.
Monday the 9Th day of April, 1875. The Court
opened at 10 A. NJ.
A. F. Judd VS. G. II. Luce-Continued till next
term.
Charles Kanaina vs.. r. Northumberland
till next term.
The Court having intimated that the whole of the
cases in Banco would have 10 90 over, Mr. Hartwell
objected, there were several cases he wished
heard; that be was willing to file written argu.
ments Briefs have the cases heard in vacation
The Attorney General said be wished the Court
to be full, and would not consent to file briefs
Mr.. Hartwell then addressed the Court at some
length and protested against the cases going over
it being very hard upon bis clients.
Mr.. W. c. Jones also addressed the Court on the
subject, but did not see any use in protesting
when the Court is not consttutionally full by either
two or threr judges.
The Court ruled that the cases must 90 over.
The King VS.. Kasiaau-Assault with intent to
commit rape. Prisoner pleaded not guilty Case
tried and the jury, after an absence Of Is minutes
returned verdict, none dissenting, of guilty as
charged. Sentenced to pay fne of $50. and be i'm
prisOned at hard labor for one year, and costs of
Court, ST.
The King vs. W. E. Kealkksi-Furious and heed
less driving. Prisoner pleaded not guilty Case
tried and unanimous verdict returned Of guilty as
charged. The sentence Of the Court was fne of
500, and $3.50 costs of Court
The King VS.. Nahuawaiia Qz)-BurgIary. The
jury returned unanimous verdict Of guilty. SEN
fenced to pey fine Of $50 and to be imprisoned at
- 1af,. rorC ~ En
The King We. Kino o. and waiwaiole Ok)-Dis-
tilling. Appeal from the Police Justice of Homo
lulu. J. P. Green for defendants. Tried and a
unanimous verdict Of guilty returned. Sentence
deferred.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07

III s'rnS't-fr II 49,, 49, II ~ =. -.
81 ne Estate % @. VI fIlIEAfENI - 20 -.
kauni docHzse1i On Frunatr Al rtaallrrs. 1rf.-s +
claims.
on reading and flnz ne rrEtia1 - flaaa El.i..a..
Administrators % ne El.ata q q. 81 Ll1aI -. n
Euoa Kauai. tccea-l1. Showing laa1 rere.al -
against Tho sid estate 80 form ane.lar 49,. =.
said petition. rreslltr-i o. t1e ~elEa1er rr -
and urlyn- thlf uruu Gag on d. zrrIilrssI - -.
may D. examined and arrrurel rT lra faarr
It's ordered that SATURDAY. 80 1a1n aat - au-lI
A. n 1873, az Do O'Clock a. before a. 81 l11e -
bis Chambers. In TIRE CCrrs uarer. al Ea1lsa -
the same hereby = arraIutei o. telr anf
huaring sid petition. anl fiaat al rer1as
then and mere appea- ant s1uu rlaa. n 4lr rl.s
why the sid claims should aut b. aEufneef tr O. Ur-
And that this orlrr D. plts1rf u ne Erla 80 -
waiian ianEuarcs iu ttc E1raliln case s1l r..a.s
newspapers printed ant ruhilsIlsi n nan1-=1
successive weeks previaus o. ne rlus t1ereu ug-f
Cor said hearing
Dated az wahlava r. T., fhis On alr y suaa.-l A
ID. is75. DUNCAN WarErrE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
Notice to Credltors.

IN TUE NATTER Or rITE ESrarE e.
III HENEN IT, SAWYER hts ~ korta1. l1--1 u
Oahu decenset Fronars Il ths s1s= rf1 ana a1---1
with coiicl annexed q fhe ani HsurT H -arver asr
been granted In the supreme Court. b. rrr1sss
18th day o. March, 1873. and letters tIr.1n~11arr 80
% the undersigned. Eracliur--1l rurlnlarn ~
Court notice Is hereby given . al cr-rtl-1 81 -.
ceased o. present their claims liT EutnenT1zsT
the proper vouchers n any egst. even r. ~ eaaa
cured hy mort1le rial estate. t1a ulraaf
dersisucd IN Ainiali House uonoiuu. sitala - rnr
from date o. they WI b. forev-= 1arre1-
ClfAs IT, QUICK
Honoi1iu March =. fs-1 sna
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07

The steamer Mikado, on her arrival off this
port, on Saturday morning last, was found to
have several cases of measles among the pas
sengers on board. The port physician, Dr. G.
Trousseau, Immediately went off to the vessel
and made an examination, finding eleven pa
tients, mostly children, attacked with the dis
ease, which was confined to the steerage. The
ship was then allowed by the physician to en-
ter the port, and she was anchored in the mid
die Of the inner harbor, but did not come to
the wharf, and her passengers were forbidden
to come ashore. The mails, freight for this
port, and one passenger were allowed to be
landed. Freight was also sent off and the
steamer left at o'clock in the evening. Mea-
sizes are not generally considered contagious
disease, and therefore vessels having it on
board are not subject to quarantine regulations
in most European and American ports, though
special care is taken of any who may have the
disease. The measles have been here for the
past twenty-seven years, and cases are occa-
sionally found. Like most new diseases, when
first introduced into any country, it proved in
ls4s very fatal to the native population; but
once having spent itself, and becoming, as it
were, acclimatized, this malady, like the small
pox, whooping cough, Panama fever, influenza
and other epidemics which we have had, has
lost its virulence, and need excite no alarm.
Smallpox is an exception, and is more likely
to spread and prove fatal in every country
where introduced.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07

MARSHAL IMAGINATION, President of the
French Republic, has succeeded in forming
strong Cabinet, at the head of which are NJ.
Buffet, Minister of the Interior, and Dufaure,
Minister of Justice. Whether it would not
have been stronger and more acceptable to the
Legislative Assembly, had the Duke d'Audif-
fret, who is firm Republican, been assigned
a seat in it, is not clear. But MacMahon would
not listen to the proposition, which was strong
ly urged by the Dukes party, and that settled
the question. On appearing before the Assem-
bly,, NJ. Buffet, on behalf of the Cabinet. stated
that "its policy would be distinctively conser-
vative. This statement is made, he said, to
reassure the industrious and orderly popula-
ton. The Government renews, confidently,
the Presidents appeal for the support of mod
crate men of all parties" Buffet continued:
"We have the greatest confidence in the expe-
rience of the administrative staff, who may rely
upon our constant support. 1t will be the duty
of the Cabinet to secure obedience and respect
for constitutional laws, and we are resolved to
uphold them against all intrigues; but shall
never pursue a vindictive policy. Firm but
concilliatory conduct is alone suitable to the
state of things produced by our misfortunes.
Would we not strike last blow against the
power of France, if we exhibited to the world
a spectacle of internal dissension? The Gov
eminent will be unable to raise the state of
siege until the press laws are modified, and
bill in this connection will be submitted" The
declaration asks that the present law regard
ing the appointment of Mayors be continued
for stated period, and concluded by challeng
ing vote of want of confidence. The declar
alton was received with no manifestations of
either satisfaction or dissent. The Left was
at first irritated at the omission of all mention
Of Republicans, and at the passages concerning
public functonaries, and the raising of the
state of siege. AT meeting of the Bureaux,
Gambetta said the promise to prevent factious
ntrigues was an essential feature of the pro-
gramme, and he argued that the new Govern
nent be judged by its acts only"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
Notice to Creditors.

N 4 He NATTER OF TIE ESTATE
u o. JOHN MEEK. late q H9uoiuiu. i-.-.s-i--
Probate OF the last VIII and rsEtamcnf IL TIE =si
John Meek having been ordered 81 a. sar--.s
Court. and Letters Testansntary ilsasl 10 tha arr
signed on the 25th day 81 February. ISIS. uat-e
hereby given % al Creditors n he sali s-s-as-
pursaanee Of an Order 81 the said C51rt e pr-s1-
their claims, duly autheuticafeli vita taa rrersr
vouchers, any exist even II he claim = .s-l--i
by mortgage on real estate % Tho andsrsrnsl 81 81
ohee. No kaahumaaa street. Hanoilis a..tia 81
months from this date othsrHise they aiIi - frrar
barred. JOHN il CuVFV
JoHs MozraoNEaT. E1ccut6s "a .1ierl-
Proctor
Honolulus March i0th. 1878 u1a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
prom the Phil. Press, March 81
Hawaii Sets the Example,

When we urged, the other day, that our
leading cities ought to be portrayed at the
International Exhibition by means of models
showing their present condition and their
growth at selected intervals, we had little idea
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
Notice to Creditors.

y The matter OF the Estate Of JOHANN
n FRANZ DREWE5, late Of Honolulu deceased.
Probate OF the last viii and testament OF Johann
Franz Drees having been granted IN the Supreme Court
the End Of April 1875, and letters tesamentary
70 the undersigned Executor IN pursuance Of order Of
Court, notice Is hereby given to all creditors
ceased 70 present their claims the undersigned within
six months from date, they VIII be hrever barred.
Honolulu, April ID, 1875. VIII Acting Germsn Consul
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
HEnNRSnAT APRIL Z

Hrs MAJESTY is setting praiscworthy cx-
ample to his people, in undertaking 10 improve
Punohhowl, by planting trees in the hollow, so
as in time TO form park, through which car
riagc drives may be laid out The cOnocp-
ton is a grand one, and when carried out, as
IL some day viii bc-perhaps when the loan
is successfully floated 1t will become a favo-
rite rcsort for the citizens Of Honolulu. If
fenced in and planted with algeroba and mga
trees, not only can the interior but a consider
able part Of the exterior slopes of Punchbowl
be covered with the trees named, which
grow without care or watering, as may be seen
in the hospital premises and on the plains,
ALL the advices received by the late arrival
from San Francisco are of one tenor-that the
prospect for the passage the Hawaiian Treaty
in the American Senate rc,ls re1,y encouraging
II was to have come up in that body on the
18th Of March, and its discussion might last
two or three days. So that, as far as the SEN
ate is concerned, it was probably decided by
the goth. Every American newspaper which
has come under our notice, and every cor
respondent when alluding to it, favor its
passage; which strengthens the hope that
it has been approved. A very important
modification has been made in it, namely,
an additional article providing that the same
terms shall not be given to any other nation to
acquire any naval or coaling station within
these islands," This will render the treaty even
more popular with the native Hawaiians than
it now is, though with all classes here, it is
popular.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
Notice to Creditors.

IN the matter OF the Estate Of ALEXANDER
II DRYsDALE DOW, Of Scotland, deceased In Honolulu
Probate Of last will and testament Of the said deceased
having been granted In the Supreme Of Hawa
ian Kingdom the Srd day Apr, 1873 and letters
tesamentary issued to the undersigned Executor OF the
Estate in this Kingdom,
In pursuance Of order of Court notice hereby 70
all creditors Of the deceased within this Kingdom pre-
their claims duly authenticated with proper
vouchers If any exist n claim be secured By mort
at the Office Of the Harbor Master Honolulu with
In six months from date they viii be forever barred
DANIEL SAITH,
Executor IN this Kingdom.
anru ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Executors Notice,

FHyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP-
II pointed by the Hon. a. Fernandez Executors with
will annexed Of the Estate Of late Edmund saery %
nuaula Maui, hereby notify all persons indebted said
pay and all persons having claims aaist
present them within slx hereof
WILLIAM SAFFERY,
JAMES SAfYTI
Executors Of Estate lata =. Salery.
Ulupalalua, Honuaula. Maui March 20 fs=5 agg-7m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
Executors Notice.

gTNIEE UNDfatsEGNED fIANEES nEEN CeE-
n hrused under the VII BY M Hor- a Frr-srr.-
circuit judge % Maui rs AEneulars ni D. arlrs =
HENRY CORP, late n Mnkssaa. deraaa1sJ raI1asa =
persons Indebted the sid Esflto b. n1sza Ia-rsa..
payment and az who have any ciIllH 1l1rlf
b present them with vouclers rnllar-easl VA
six months from date. thnr WI D. glrarar nlFTnr
HENRY W DANIELS. ..
CHARLES corr. IT.
Maiuwan. March .itl. 1s1l rEfn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
a ssignees' Sale.

WlH ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEf,S OF STEM
- SEN & CONWAY the undersigned VIII sell AZ Pub
&c Auction, the sth day OF May ensuing. In the
Town Of Hlo, Hawaii, the HOUSE and LOT occupied by
W. Conway; together with certain furniture belonging
10 same. The whole will be sold subject to mortgage.
Terms Cash. u. II. HITCHCOCK.
In NTnVv arch LAT -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
AssIgnee's Notice.

"HEREAS- GEORGE McDDNaa ANe
w ISABEL McuuJ8A d1ir- 1u.47ra II
place. have tnis day made su I.1llzulrut 1rl.r
signed o. al their properly Or Ne ueasaI n .1s
itors notce 4 hereby EVe OBJ 20 r.rlrs taa1r alrI
against thc said George 1fcl-11lli sol faa1r tI-l
U present them %. and an parties oura< r.s =
make Immediate payment % N uniie-sllrL
ID. MUEIrCfzf- EIfEE q ga.
H0uoiuiu, 2ath March. ISIS. l1Ew $780,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
MarshaPs sale.

IA RUGEE MINORS, BY - n DOLE e---.
N dinn-MAillAHEr igJfu AMI s1rfr EL urr1L
Compl-inanis. r ". uErUuf@uN AL EWEIr
HUrCHISON- Defendants nt11-r tna utu. A. y f1l.
-nd Associate Iuatlce Of the Supreme O1urr
BY vlrfue q decree lzsulrr ont o. m sirr-r &C.
Of Law and Equity of ne Haaailu fsIanfs rsrr q
the above named plllutis. flrrte slrI ~ aaaIlIk
SHAH On saturday, ne at1h day 1f apslE Ca 81
NE mont door q he Court hons - Ir1slrl ~
O'Clock noon, ezpose f1r ss an r1rnt rr-
terest of said defendants, IN ant tn On 40 sr as
Inorts1ged premises sc nrih and desrresl m $50
follows VIZ
These premises atuated an Kan1aE1ia rrarls1,.
oahu. aud bounded a. follows -FruuI f1a rarE n ~
hsh pond run north west streEht along he aida n c.
auwM ift fret y a. ~ o. r. a. o. q SEA-. r
lu7's r, y iQif " -4fn " tfs p I'd r. sIn-1 r11T
along mud wall and han -f-s n rrlrs.Ea1rsrr
along stone wall 80 n o. fle siaftnq r0at = o. "a
pond Area ISL acre according b aaarf So "a
Alao nccuriil1E % Award No lt1 fuu1 -E Il
me same, run y So n alon- r-i- g. -s n
along kaiwis land, = 81 W % i-l1 ~ ~ tff-lT u
tae pond o. H1ioa0, SCI r ctan y 80 = lIrr o.
pond o. paaoao b the starting rainz Ara ~ rrs
rods and 2 FRET win a. fhs rrhfl aa.f 14l1I.l -
pr1Veneut9 and appurteuancea ~ sane $780,
unless sld Judgment costs Interest," alf NJ 49, -
pensss b. previously EltlEdci-
TIonoIuiu March = ia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07

SEVERAL of our subscribers have spoken to
us regarding the discussion between the two
principal papers on matters pertaining to the
treaty and statements in connection with it, as
more likely to injure than benefit it. While
admitting the force of the remarks made, we
do not think it our duty, for such reason,
to remain silent, when those hostile to a meas
ure of great national Importance choose to
revive arguments designed and calculated to
defeat it. There are persons in our midst who
would to-day rejoice to see the treaty defeated,
the prospects of all industrious classes here in
jured, and the government involved in ruin. 1t
is of such that the press should not be slow to
speak, and it was to show vino are the false
friends of the Hawaiian people, that we ex-
posed them, and shall hold ourselves ready to
do it again when occasion calls for it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
Auction Sale at HIIo, Haw.
Notlce 10 Credifors.

n CHHIsfIAS ECKAHr. - H-r1I,-i- l-.s~S--f
lroaate % sis last Wli AMI frselrnsnt - -. 80 r1l
on The 2ld day % Fe5rdary. ia ~ Is,srs l..1s
A. issued o. ne uaderrrnef. M4l1Iie Er4lr. E1acl
trir and sole dagller
p az eftill1fl Or De dacellgl rrrrl1f ar rl
dly authenticated. and Win fla lr1cer allrE1l1
eAs- even = ne c-ltu , SECURED 1V nurrrlrT CO
estate AZ her siare rorf str1s. ls llnanIn .-l
months from date. fhry WI b. nIrsrr- 1sr-1.l
MArufLDE ECEAlsr Ezrr1sl-l
Honoluis. February "a lsss. Ga
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07

a SMALL sEcoNE-mASn E.aruE. sEEea
- las dllrnetef % tnlrieen lue1aa VIA So -
Flce Pate, Ch2cks, &C. Eor sale c1eap l1lulsa n
SO 3m' Ianr7 a ifnPFEL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07

e-NPHErTU CVrur 90 Fur usuass4s
- farakNt.laIH rfHfaitt l.llrf RI IsfHa as1.-..
vs.. WfNtEfa ~ liaHallIi. teseaaIH -rsa Fl. -.
49, fud ua'lf arr9lrtls Gre o. tlIs. - 81, -.
a document aufrafiI1I o. '1 ~ Il9i TI 80 s.I..
0f NniIlH W. Ma1rrI fSHHs.0t NlI'11 rs -.
Uf MNrrl. a. J. laH. HtH'' - - 81
Ard Tautal o. tre rr1nsfa Irrrrf tIII e.
OF letters tssttuieulalg u aEa is. liaa Elalaa. -
ur been diall By hiu.
10 = heretr or1rrsl nsr Frlfay. o. ara -.
April a. ID il75. nj i1 aEiarI n H.H II =.
court Ennm ~ slii Nr1Tf- me Narrf Haer = -
lulu be- sui DE- o. nrreaT 1rlrIIIlaI 90. =.
PROVING sid vi 1ui lrHr.aT u.lI rrrNc11r.
Whrrr auy rerafl lntelessi nay srrrF eeI 'a11. -
said will al1 tire Tfanllna 70 letters rI1.aaefrIe
20 y Nlrturr crtlrnt. t1lt rrl.1a ltrrHT q
ruhHcat1n o. tlrar r1rl1salFa errts II 49,.
NEAlHA.N WI 49,
uuuol1u. And d a. fIrttaI lrIIrfII IIaI t7I.l1. =. .
sua-d the sulsdrhinE etnFssoa 81 lalI eel 4. -.
and attend ne al. tearirr. af ~ al1r srralr.eI
Dated uonoiuiu, "a. T.. tiarcn i-ta. il-a
= FlLtNff4 rFr~
Atfrsts frs.ire 81 o. earlsa.a I'..-s.
WsrTrs r. SAL cirrE sun. ls-lrt ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
WATER NOTICE.

EUNIIE HALF-YEARLY WATER RATES nav.
u able In advance from the January $50 h he
LIST OF July 1870, being now due, al parties who have
not paid their rates. requested call az my Oce
and settle up, previous 70 the LIST day Of APRIL NEXT
All unpaid Water Rates, at that date viii 70
be stopped Oh without further notice.
HENRY PRENDERGAsT
Water ohice, foot Of Sunanu ST. Sup. Water Works
Honolulu, March p, 1875 fszs5t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALEX. CAMPBELL,
Merchant Tailor,
No. Nuuanu Street, Honolulu.
$50 "
ALLEN & CHILLINGWORTII,
KAwAIHAE, HAWAII,

and Shipping bushes.
At the above port where they prepared furnish the
justly celebrated Kawahae Potatoes and such other Re
cu required by vhaleshps the shortest notice
and the most reasonable terms. Frewood always on
hand. 5ai-Iv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
Watch Lost or Stolen.

EHlDURIHG THE RETURN PASSAGE OF
e. the Steamer kiauea, March p, Hunting Gaze
SILVER WATCH either lost fron mo Ia
dersgned The watch In a valise In overhauiin
the during the trip II Il supposed dropped out a
cidentally and some picked the watch up on re
inside OF the back, the makers enaravel
Fogner, HongkOng Any person finding and returning.
the TO the store OF Messrs Along 4 Achuck vii
receive a suitable reward. W. s. AKANA
Honolulu March 9th, 1875. fss1 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
LEGAL NOTICES

ciurnEus corns-fN natHnftfr~-
- fH enc mfIrr n If 81 f.
ifARHrslN. vsesttfI aaatfrr- ntt-s y 49,
Isfnr. nj farfcrere
wnsFesa an ~ ir't ssf ~ u.rrf A p. n. -
~ HfrrIa.H fI0f ID. rNNN.H IN1I p. HtNI
rIsnfrarts ard Hhafafs N|0r rtaH1 rNI mrs. -. 4.
Na4r ~ Hrffar flIY .'Ht. Ha.rHI N0ra
arrlaF HaaIra No. fIH HrIr|N'I'sHa II. -
.stf H.HaIf 10 wsrrr tr sI.rF Hfrrr ~.
iHr ufINrf rf .iIN HH'I.N N'rH4 ~ q I-.HN" |.|
asif FlIarsas b. ntff,aa ~ tErIIN7 aHstIa.. =.
rheress IN Uss sIf 1stt fr4 II uHfaH - s0a
nrtfIr nHfIIaF. ffE HllfI1H 'II... rs4 $50 Il.
lsy iHn INII ffF ri tI- wNHfI n H~Her
ff 10 1slf 'IiH ftr II WHftN A y f -
f..aa a4.Ifa IS fHa sIrIsf.f'N.I ~ ~ |.I
81 ss.i n.sffra has t9fr "a. st|i n - ..la...
frffH aI.HIHF rsH'.'.IH q - ~ q .0.
ad rsfssa nsglas Hs's sag a'-ssisa ~ s-r.sI -
IHInHH NrlaI rIfrfff.
Nov rlfasarsas g = sfssrs.l ~ - Hs.. 60.
ssal Ii..larsa pol lfafIlsr ~ sri A. = essts
ia,nE f1rf sri H D. ffft'ef rfI.fI tHa1 sss II -.
sinEfurfaf ta rffan q a. HtHtfsf NtseFsa r. -.
consecutive safNs tsHIHI NrHt % r1-s =. T..
I1iHnffa fI fiaflfaI1 srrHlf 10aIIfs E.I
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Notice.

A FIRST DIvIDENRD OF FIFTY PER
n CENT. win be paid the Creditors Of SIEAfsEN &
CONWAY at the ONCE OF A. S. cleghorn Co, the
18th day OF April 53f-2t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-07
T,IRCrTr corHr or TIsz FornruIrst

. afns $50.
Arizona citizen., 1875-10-23

THE following straw is from San Diego Union dispatches of the 12 |: A gentleman who has 6 considerable interest in San Diego has had an in- terview with Charles Crocker and General Cotton of the Southern Pacific Railroad of California, in which he urges them to take some active steps toward building railroad to San Diego, especially urging the advantages of the road from An aheim to San Diego as key to their Southern California system.
 MT. Crocker says that he will in 6 few days write to the San Diego peo- pie, and will make proposition |" to them. He wants the San Diego people to join their fortunes with those of the Southern Pacific. If they will do so, he says, the Southern Pacific will demand the Western end of the Texas Pacific of Congress, and they will, if they are let into the Scott bill, work for its passage. If the Central Pacific oppose it, Crocker says there is no chance for Scott to pass the bill; and "to defend themselves |" he says they must oppose unless they have the Western end.