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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
SALE or
ON SATURDAY. OCTOBER J. 1875.

The following Real Estate situate N ne a.iriss e.
Kuia. IN the Island % Maui
Aspucos ist AMI 81 and rartrsarly
follows. va
beginning AZ the makai pclni q shis and tn r.tn
crossing TIE Dottem u the ayiue % ksz1aeu t hgrs
divides ornin< kahapap Guicn ne East auf vaE.
Guich the West. runEine naaurs ..ar r.
boitom u KAharapa Guch between ths and aaru4o
nui 70 she maAi point Of Aapuca Kauai. tlcnce a n
bottom 81 the guich Wnich reralalrs ihls os irr
Aarueo Kaulk 10 Akoko trer and = q pai1 haal 81
gulch on IL Eastern hr M ths Easteru ~
ruupani, thence South - East a. % chains % paan
runnlng mauka thence S.uth toa7 fns1 IL e rkana
along aaie path and unto junction ro b. k-la
thence nearly foildwirE rad Scrth ia
chains 70 kukui rre sanding IN The tottns q ruch
thence south dQ' East III chains along ID sat ruCh
lie head and inward % snail plain ikeuce sorih -
East eiiS chaius 70 u,aka brins o. xaich uhch ssga
rated BY narrow ridge only frc ruic1 tkrnrs
south ~ West f3e chains dsi Euch abcru
sid ridge thence following maai hrnk " sccuri suich
South 1lAa West e.fS chains % boficm 81 rlfch rr1
A<a which az ts lower end - called Makahuall Ca, 4
Kaiiainu place of commencement az makal end n
this land and including q So fco acres ercrrt
ing and rcscrving The rights ofnatre tenants.
TERAIs-Upset price q sisoo: oaethira c.sn. CO.
third IN years. ont-third IN years iur ycars ulh
Interest AZ per cent secured b. murrara
the property, or all cash AZ optipu % rurchaecr
The purchaser win Be- furnshad WITH decrrc cfccuar-
nation q sale o. the Interest q minor heirs Ard VIA
deed n confirmation By the widow and M heirs
Of age Other title papers a. expenss % purchaser
5oSst THoS ". EVERErr. ancf'r-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

INrEEEsTryz AEEE1E1LsG1cAL DI=Co-EEI--A
few days aEe ~lEe some st Dr. Truzzseaa's Boys
E-rs csassz- 6sck Of goats scar szz1r1f- q Ma
Gza EzaIalai = region Ct erzztrE Ehs-h Is Hizoss
usolly azkzoEa 70 the present gsne-zri0a Of IA
tiTss, the E1ats szss=ulg and zysIeriszsly dap
Pez-es- On sea-ghfzg f1r the means of ez1t- the
e1Ts 6zalT GiscoTerEt eve Il the III side izto
Eaica they sztzrsa az5 found thez-zel7es n large
s-a-s-cs apartment a. I-ast ffT feet Il hei-tt Il
Ire eeutsr q EEi-h EIs ! str1e si-1- viii z7l
slz5 = is side apFa-eatlT Iztez1ss tsr 4 sat
Ezzg-e asoa- he siEez & tAe aPpa-rzezt were
uzzher of E0ossz E7ls soze r~surF-sfT al1o-
E-tssr-ezch aao1f tie sizs Ga zaz, Etich they
Ws-z ru1zhIF czF-es to rsp--sszr- As sooz a. he
s1gs r-z-es he E7r-i5le uafz-s C taeir szrTozz-
Ezz thsy IN Iascuri1ezrIF i1r TIE ozser lEhf La
wing TIE rua-s z-z1lssts5- AZ so11 a. Dr. Treas
sezz vas izf1rzez Ct sas eiscnvs-E hs tick &c Ct
tie bsgs fer x-de and started for the ezFe Afrer
r-zzeI1E uea-ls an say tssT rszcs=z TIE spot- AID
see D1cror Tsri1=z The rrz-h q Shar the boTs had
tod kE-- &c brrzzat EFsy Wiz hin rEo Ct The
iEsis EEicz Nszs E1-1zz Ia hrszEht 70 tbs CITY.
T1eT Ins5czte z1ss Pri=slzs Pers1d ofa-t- ssi1E
irris zcrs rsaz r5uza s-irks q TIMER WIKI r1ts
r.pr-senrrtou q Ezzaa fse~ carved zea- cue end
The -1-sr---szt st11it en6esvzr u pr1c1rs few
sperizens fuu Dr. Trr1assaz q 5hzss EzLi-ui
goa II tie EatI1cal M1leEl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

To Axss7 CzAgrsE 40 gF rsE PsStL ce5s-
Bs n ENACTED b. the Eias as5 The Legislative
Assembly q tie EEzajlaa Islands 10 the Jsgtsal1re
Ct ths kiagisa assembled.
SEcrrsS t---raat caaPs-- 40 q the Peal Cgee
7elatzr q the iasturbas Of tas qss sf rhs sighs.
be laG he sane Is hsrvby 4nsa&sl ~ iasertisg n
the streets anE rc12s il tie sec.1i lzls e the
EA=ziix3 EsrSiga. As % rca3 as fsllsEs
Al i.l1 zslss ay zigas Is t1sss- WhssTsr sfesr
s1zsss saa b. asgszg si1gia IN the ssrsecs. CT n
any ether Wav m4Ss azy dsturaiex or Gislr3srly
astse IN azv village e1uz pc-t &c thfs kszgt N
Eizhs. llst Sc e1rse flr dang. ShlL Be 1ts,s
summary arrest aai i-nrrisgunsas By auy eosssa-
&c Poiics gsissr and sPaa 0asisss1 Dc punished
- fas at ez-s~,lsag ten &liiarS-
SEC 2--rhas Ass shall take eject and become 3
a. t-sz 116 af.sr tie 3lse % - ApprVvsl
APPrgrs,i -1is Issh iAy Of SsptsH5er. A D lS1e-
EALAkACA r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

T. lxrS7 SrcrisS - - Cz4srEz S. o. rzE PESAI
Cu1E-
IS n ENACTED b. ths E5sg sai The legislative A.
ssze,y ef tss HEEati LAaais II shs Legtslararp "
.a- Eg1g3ez ssssshsi-
SEc E.-raat Se-t5sn 4s % Chspssr s. e tie Fsaal
Coss Be E1t TIE sane Is asrssy amended ~ a3di7g
csrai1 Eeris 50 Is O. rad a. slileHs-
Sc ss-->aii Esar3 zzsigrisy shs-scf shall
srs . ssel eAziata,s q HhgSe zsIi5catpsus shsy
sazsael. csrtises.s b that sEsct aa3 ssr the
r-urslisncu q t1l-e alils 10 the ssasr Islands.
re saa- B'a-d shl appas tazss Con alisSrlasrs II
sac, t4xaEllr DISCREET % saas king5sa sxesPs IL the
district gt Heggl1la, 0ah1. E1g shall tsg bs eDP9W-
ss e1Gs-srsiyzs9 ~ the Pr-saisEt q the Eawaiia1
Beard gf Heaish.
Approved tbs ls,a asy sf Ss7sszAsr. A. D. 1875.
EALsEACA f.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

:, AEzv1 S--r1s 3 CO TIKI PzSAr Cess
r & Ezasesi b. Tia Eng arE the Ls-is-l-zrs
Assszsg e ;.s stFa a. Ls-4lls 4 lie Lsg-s-a.z-s
-f - k1Es1E assea BOD
s~cl-- l--rhas he sal Ssceicr Dc All the ssns
e as-e-T azs-iei 81 az e. -sai ~ flueHs-
ee- s. AIRY 1a-Fe EaFal1z wa SAL u-uc-
-ce ls-l-zs T-1lrs ics1ze- saa-- zro1 cauri-tiez
--s-e-t 1e-s ro,-= 1r 15s-ics T-z-5ca he s-es :
a s-z q RS ls7e saal slsv u1r lsss t1Ia sftss1
-1l-s. 7--T-tse t1EsTsr thls 10 Psrsgu shlr &c
rI-s- --r --e11-g azE rersc1 Izze1sf VA
lsr-u-
Sec An avs All rarrs e avs z eczs5rt
- r-s E-1Fls-ls " --aE A. g ara 1s-scy rsrsalsG
Azrr1-e1 --s Lst1 lEr q Saprem1er A. 2 Is-s.
EALAEACA F.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

p Arry1 SrrrrsN So eF rrs eva CgpE.
IS x ESscrzs - he Ki-g s.1 The legislative
AszezelT ~ - Hauals lsl4sls h tie Lsgaslatsrs
81 TIE Asn-,isn rsssa eic6
$50. -raas Sscrz,s S. % The civE C,is 10
azea 81 b. strikiag szs 81 Eeris AYR rAe uure
trial - TIA. ne >-erasz aEsaisG san read as
fslcsss
Src- c15-AHy rersss e. 'itsd o. shsre % Hzy
szsh ts-tslra-e- G-s. Or FenaSy. usE BE us-4 as a
s.t1ess " lss --ia--
Sze- s.-rhis Ass shsn take ssect AMI aseous 4
lv s-sn aa1 1.esr ~ -t-s Of is Pee4tFlz Aad at
avs zz3 parts 20 avs To- szass sisA he FrvFtssas
e "A Ss. ars aere5E -vrsasd-
sgrssFe,l sals is,A LAY u September. A. p. 1875.
KALAKACA Z.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

and Is Of Chspter Al Of the Penal Code also
passed their thiri reading, as wen bills to am
end Sections llos, ilti and 1884 OF the Civil
Code, Several bills were also passed to en-
groSsmeRs,
The nemher elect for HOnolalu. in place Of
Hon. Mr.. Kamakan, deceased, Mr., Cecil Brown,
was sworn in aud toOk his seat Wecongratu-
late the citizens Of Honolulu on the election Of
person 50 well qualified TO represent their in-
teres,s, and 0aly regret that he could not have
occupied his seat frOm the opening Of the ses-
=,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

Or our fourth page viii be found tile ''pIat-
form or political creed of the Democratic
party. issued By their National Convention,
which net at s. Louis IN July, and nonina-
ted Nessrs- TIIdeu and Hsndrics as candidates
for President and yice-Presidsut. It is an
able document, very forcibIs in its language,
and was wrttsu BY Nanton Marble, formerly
editor Of the New York World, and one Of the
most accomplished political winters Of the
party. Yet the speeches and conduct of the
leaders Of the Democratic party in Congress,
show that large element Of the party DO not
to-day accept the logical results Of the war
which ezsinguished slavery, restored the Union,
destroyed every vezsige Of the Coufederacy aud
made the millions Of currency issued BIZ the
latter Of 10 more value than 50 much brown
paper There vas necessarily a great destruc-
tiou Of property, besides the lass Of vastsam
thru1gh the extinction Of slavery. The dispo-
sitter to 20 back and review all the events Of
the var period As shown n the speeches re-
fsrrei 70, though not alluded 10 n the @pIat-
form" and especially to arTaign the policy
which carried the country through that event
faI period, Il At least sign that if the party
which spreads It's indictment over this whole
epoch should nov cnus into power, II would
reverse as m1ch Of that policy as possible It
might legitimate the Confederate debt; It
night accord damages toevery rebel Who had
lost his slaves, or whose plantation had been
invaded b Federal troops It night put the
Coufedsrars and Federal debts On the sane
footing, AID undertake to pay both IN a like de-
{ rss-iztsd crrreucv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

vsis sesseis. d 10 csssss ags=all. - -vig,as
cescs sr eAs-eA ssss at {, sxeee9 a. acre u
AL hagyisg grsuads sAa uat Be SHtsct sxatica.
Fsrssasl r-vrerss 20 tas Etss e. osesa. esl'agtag
% TIE Egard sf b3lcatssa fi- tie sse ef sehssis
= tsearre-Htel FEtrxte SCHOOLS. % the 0Eseu ;
Hssrical aaa q .As earrr-as ! also sx~zFt-
Ssc- @-Tas AS saal take sasc- and bscc=s =
Nv trgz All tste- tie 3sse e Is pascztiez, Aa&
a. avs e. parts OF avs L. e1a3rs SKA he rrevis-
llz> " lass ASs a-~ a-rvsy r~res ed
8pVrvEel tais tssa 4sy e >spss=fSsr. A. n. 1915
EALAKACAK (.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
CrrREME corMraF rnE nAwAnAsE.-

csuPREMH CouHraF ran mAwaIrkNxs
- t-ANrS I'M Probate. isand u oaAn. ilaaaaan y
lahat a.
IN ne matter % ne estate % srri < Iru %
Woneipia, deceaara orfer nprcirrlr= rur 90 pro.
hate % win and elrectirE puhlcaion % noe u .As 1n
A document parpcrtnE % 30 M asa Ull ana ul.n.
uirnt ofs X. ttaNson drceaAc narinI tn
Srrt, A. n isif, ocen pruserird % sat prunars err
and apeon of ne nfooaie ihcfeef ea9 ~ NJ Elacs
q sliers lestamsnaFy % Nchasi Metnesuy. u nsas
luir. having been 1iei ~ HiTn-
u = hereoy ordcret tnat fl,IutN. ~ -lin ~ o.
SkfltMnElt A. n lssa. af no or'ock ~ 'aai a,r
AZ tno Conft % sab. yuuri Aini.ni liocrr. n
uvuenllp, ~ tnd ne same D. herpuy appri ins
Cor preVnE iad VII AID hearing ssiI apGieatan
aud wherr rcgsou utrresis nav arrsF ana
ihc said VII, and TIE granting nf lrtIrfa tQEanrnfnrr
n = ufihrf efefed, ihaf nofce t1rTecf ~ t'trr ~
ruelication, fr thrrc spesye weeks. i ne iiaea.ll
ttA1ctfr newspaper printed and puhsAed EIsrnna
Aud i farther orerrd that citslana -
subscribing witnesses b aid Wli aad ire Wlau 81
the ,e,tatcr IN sad uouoiuis. appcAr a. N l.as
appolnted.
Dated uouoiaia n. L.. i.th August. is-a
A FRANCES Iunn
Jnsflcs of ihe Surrcnie c1ust
Attest JOAN X naraard. nsraty Cierk. ts-aa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

= AEIs1 sE--ms IS - I'M crE11 Cssz-
II EzAr-E ~ lie Eizg ard rsr LsEa.rn-f-s
AzssEtir zf - EaEEEa1 lsl1zfs . NJ LeE1a1tz-s
uf - Ezzrfrz Aala1hi1d
Sre- I--That ssrrrz AS az IL Civil c1Ss b HzG
- 49, = tsrsty azsz5sE I'D f5llsEs 2
Err fsS-Eeal Fr1raEg tal1uri-E . t1s hiaE
sd czaa-- e. e Gsrs-unart. % ths Boari e Ef1-
ez-1- - ~ H e Izhsclas i--r-Vsrztsd IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
Arrests JOAN K n.ra.s I 6sSs q, ess s.'''a' tss
" OriCE-IN rmE SUPREME CouEr %

NWItIN-IN FfIH HIFNENIE COS IT 90
~ ne hawaan Islands uahu. a. leiy Tern. ilf1
feillion ior niNesce kaonoi wv keoni a. Mcaay.
July ION. lsfA
In the shove pcttnn Cor dvorcc Il rrcrrt that
decree % divorce NON the bends q nisfrananT ~
entered N Aver 81 ne ad kaonoi lw Or cacac a ~
adultery 70 nv sid kccui Al alntr rfirr
the rratiu % six
uron ccnplAncc " ne III leuf su.frt
eansr shall appear % the cuniraFy.
And the Noant u orirrrl % rnalsh IN aIfsisi $50
~ thia orier IN thu Hawaiian 0a1eie and kuc1ca
papers Tor ~ weeks. ihe art puol.afcn b. Wiln
euc month RON the date Of leS ufrigr tnnf rrrna
Interested may, wlthln Ak monifa show caraa va "A
decree should cot b. nlals absolute.
WALrzR n sEAL-
ClrrE -uprCnn C1uTl
hereby ccry that The fcrrxtIuE a ~ snd nIfnfnl
copy % the nrEinai dcrrcc fhr anors rntst &C.,
now he In The Ccrks ofncs q iha supreme Cdurt
the Hawaiian lstands
WALTER n SKNL,
Ciefk Supreme ccari-
Honolulu. July =. is;d ca1.tfe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

GtEMs eFGER1LAE, sCoTFIsIEanasAcRK
NJ Gong.
ne Home Circle, yoIs I.zand1
The silver chor1-Ausfcal Gen.
The PIANO ~ HoE1s-PIanrra Aibun.
Piano borts 0e-11--Ihe M1stcai Treasure,
Gems u 8rra1sS-CDers 8o11s.
he Organ a. Hozne- -cSsmlna Gacra.
Richardson's PAM Forte Instructor
And Al ne poDuiar . q Juysnlls tuns books, Vim
cEe1 20 ptecs1 1ts m1Ec, vocal asG instrnz7rnfaf
snin For " n. ~. WHITLEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
AdmInIstrator's NotIce.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING beea daily
n appointed Administrator % tn o. EEF.
Cooper seare. Of LahAina. deceased. By the lisa A.
Fernandez requests al persons Indebted aid
make immediate payment and an pernons having cs1s
against tbs estate 70 presenr the within nonts
from date thereof
THOMAS ). HAYsELnEN.
Adnln1iratcr
LAhalna Maui. sept 1. is7e. soLit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20


We publish to-day nine laws passed by the
Legislature, all but ore Of which are amend-
uleuts Of old laws. Of these the most import
ant relates to the Board Of Health snd restores
the number Of its members to five, three Of
whou shall be Puvy Councillors. Several
changes from the old law are made, among
them one permitting The licensing Of persons
TO administer and dispense medicines. -
Anous the laws is enc authorizing the Nuns
ter Of the interior TO license banks, at the rate
Of $500 a year. Tie amendment 10 the cleo
ton Law, imposing fne Of $500 On the inspec-
tors Of election, for refusing to open the polls,
viii prevent the recurrence Of such scenes as
occurred At Waimea, Kauai, in February last.
NEssRs. HAckrELD & Co, the agents Of
the Australian Mil Steamers, have received
adEicss that the steamer City Of sydney has
been ordered to return from Sydney to san
Francisco, touching only at Honolulu. where
she viii take all the freight and passengers
that may offer. Captain Dow, Of the above
steamer, vas empowered 70 negotiate with
the Colonial Governments az New South Wales
and New Zealand for : change Of route,
emitting the codsting service TO Dunedin and
also the stoppage at Ftp As the colouists
generally favored this change, and as Sir
Daniel CooPer's mission from London was
also to secure the sane object, it is probable
thas It h4s been made, and the old, more
direct and pleasant route has been resumed,
viz from Sydney to Auckland, thence to
Honolulu direct, ard thence to San Francisco.
This not only shortens the time one day, but
avoids the dangers Of the New Zealand coast
service and Of the Fiji archipelago. With
these important changes, which experience
has shown TO BE necessary, and with the four
magnificent boats row On the line, capable Of
making the through trip from Sydney to San
Francisco punctually in tweHty-si1 days,
there can be no doubt Of the success Of this
line as 4 commercial venture, OF Of its popu-
larity as a passenger route between Australia
and Europe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
PICTURES
PICTURE FRAMES

n HAVE LATELY RECEIVED a ZINE A.
- AyltIAEIf O Oral Frames. sd $50 rIc1-lH -
framing Pictures IheT vnrT from 1ne ma tnres
Tour i1e1ea n width nnd thnea usAInr rc11rss f4.
c.H have then done "a any Iigie req-lrsL
kns1c Flames from % csan elch and Upward.
Oral Fsames from e cents each and upHzr1.
Square ont Frames from go oacA and -pEzsf-
sqnare Black walsai from 500 cara aad sPulrf.
Pctare Eefl, Cords. etc., airo On hand oq-zlJ -aa.7
Apply %
H.M. WHTTNET
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
For Sale,

rzrky A PART on All OF the cows ~-zzt-,
AIIfl on the Nuuanu Plantation. rhrsa COWS . ~
iAnare largely % foreign bod and <uara1- 49,
Ted The most gentle herd % Mich COWS IN thc 49,
ApPiy 10 J. IA WON
August ssth. 1874 s-ff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBT GIVE
y public nntce, that my wife kaalaoseahl karo
Brown has len bed and board viihoat Last
provocaton shall not Be Responsible for any de1s
tracted by her my account
WILLIAM BROWN.
Kooa. August sith. is7s 1o5-sm-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Undersigned daily sworn before .
Justice Of supreme Court and having Superior srn
instruments Is prepared 70 make Analysis o. su<ar b.
Polarization Having assisted Colonel z s. sPafiuE iasi
year polarre his purchase Of refinery Sugars hs
hdent Of giving correct results
WI @ IRWIN.
Honouiu. March 81. 1875 sos.la
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
Asslgnees, Notice.

IN THE NATTER or THE BANKRUPTCY
u Of " z Wright, Of Koioa. kaua . roantary saaE-
rupt Notice Is hereby given that The undersnei have
been duly appointed assgneea o. the e@.ase % ". r.
Wright and that all persons Indebted aid 49,
required pay the % Indebtedness forthwith
said Nsagnees. af the once Of A. $. Cieghorn a Co
A. = CLEGHoEN.
J. s .MlEHIEs
Honolulu, Aug. %. 1910. s1S5L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20

Il AHOoKA1O. OF NORTH KOHALA.
N iza11 Ct Ia-1E hzs -has1lT 5eea aTpoizszss Al
a-ens fsr sl<iag and eerlfglE 4.E1sve-zenrs %
Ilssrlzsnzz flE ne Esscs q E1rr1 Esha- Island q
TE0NAS EE1Eg. Ez-s-rz- q C-u=sTa-ces
Arrru~zc. ~ l. 1f1en1r-L
Esgzss-r's oescz. EcnrIzez- AzE Il, Is-1 srs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
70 Lei.
For Sale OF For Leaae

IA A HANDSOME COTTAGE PLEASANT.
. u located Win garden. &c. cu1t1l1lur rcr. tree
@AAbedrocmss tgo cosatH. dlrlnr room, E1c1e1 sd
pantry, bathroom house, c1r1aEr sni
stable al very conrenie.r md H perfect order Arpif =
81 q HUGO sTkEGEEWALD. E-D
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
mEnNENnar SEpreNRER .n

TlIE HAWAIIAN TREATY had nCt sOne into
operation al Ihe latest sdviees fFvn San Fran
eisco, per CysBe. which were 10 Sept, md.
1t was thought that all that was necessary 20
make II operative was the Presidents pro-
claraatioo. with the Necessary Instructions
frora the treasury department. TO collectors Of
revenue. These will probably be issued
simultaneously. and the Treaty nay take
eEec; in The Caited States during this month,
Of vhi>h The Nal Steamer nsy bring Us more
definite advises. The report thar the con
s.itutiOuality OF the Treaty Is TO he tested by
It's oppoaents, IN the supreme Court at Wash
iaStOn, we Do not credit; or. II least, It can
not asiec; the operation Of the Treaty at pre-
seni, Ifiadeed FOR several wears, IS 1t generally
takes years to get decision there.
LxrrkRs received By mail intimate that
there has been unnecessary delay on the part
Of cur Envoy IN securing the Presidents pro-
clamatioa and the requisite orders .frcn the
treasury department Had our Envoy re
manned at Washington and prepared these
documents and pressed them through to pub
lica,ion, during the ten days after the passage
o. he Treaty bill, instead Of leaving his post
and going down TO Maine TO engage in poll
teal campaign there objectionable propriety,
the Treaty might have been IN operation before
the FIRST Of September, and the various ship
meu,s os produce which have left this port
since might have secured the benefits pro-
nltsed BY It. Mr.. Allen seems to have for
gotten how much depended on prOmptness,
sni has trusted to the government officials at
Washington TO see the necessary measures
taken, when every one knows that thy are
not specially interested Ii seeing the Treaty
= into eject.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-09-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted,

10y AN EXPERIENCED ENGINEER. A
ID SITUATION plantation Good references
given. Please address EsrEEE, this oace sos2ms
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

ish steers. And when it comes, as is at
present the case, that we must look to the
great cities to consume our surplus cattle,
the very best quality are the only kindihat
will justify transportation SO great a dis
lance. 1t will cost no more to transport d
pound of beef than it will a pound of bone.
Besides, a good thoroughbred does as well
upon u range as any other kind, and will
sell readily at the highest market price /;
while the common breed will be a drug at
any figure. Our supply is much greater
than the demand; therefore, we must de-
pend in a measure upon shipping. And to
cope with other countries, and make the
business profitable, it is exceedingly import
ant that we give our attion to the very best
breeds.
Some of our stock-men realize this, but
we regret to say there are many who ignore
the fact altogether, and persist in clingine
to common breeds. We regret that there is
not a greater effort made by our agricultural
associations to encourage improvement o.
stock. ~
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

~ COMMERCIAL contemporary estimates
the wool clip of California for next wear as
oo,Ooo,Ooo pounds, and thinks that in two
years, with good seasons, it will amount to
o,ooo,0n annually, and in five years to 75.-
ooo'ooo> It'll now the first woolgrowine
State III tue Union.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10
RANGE WAGON.

The Grange Wagon is manufactured in st. Louis,
of thoroughly seasoned timber, well ironed, and
put up by experienced and skilled work1nen.
: Wehave adopted as our trade mark, " The Grange
Wagon, p. of ~, which is in monogram form on
the sides of the body. We are the only parties who
can manufacture this wagon, and we caution all
parties interested to beware of limitations. None
are genuine without g The Graage Wagon, 2. OF H."
the front of the body.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10
FORM OF

We warrant the Grange Wagon of our brand, sold
to----to be well made and Of good seasoned
timber. Any breakage, with ordinary usage, with
in one year from this date, resulting from bad work
manship or defect in material, we agree to have re-
paired or replaced without cost to purchaser.
- VIM. M. PRICE s. Co.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

PRICES ON BOARD CARS OR BOAT IN ST. LOUIS:
WIT with WIT with 1,.;oo
body. out body. HNe
2 ga in. Thimble Skein,
light 2-horse, carries
1900 lbs : 1872 lbs. 564 lbs. $50 90
3 in. Thimble Skein, 3
horse, carries 1900 lbs S37 - 600 80 90
3 Ia in. Thimble Skein,
heavy 2-horse, carries
240Olbs. 933 6SS 60 90
8 IL in. Thimble skein,
3-h'se. carries 32OOlbs, 1CI6 ." 1856 90
3 34 in. Thimble Skcin,
4-h'se, carries 4oO0lbs. 1886 s64" 70
/ IL in. iron AK. light2-
h'se, carries 1900 lbs. $40 573 60 90
1913 in iron AK, 2-h'Se,
carries 1000 lbs. $50 I" 632 81 90
1874 in. iron AK, light3-
h'se, carries $500 lbs. 95 :" TAG GS 90
2 in. iron AK, 4-h'se,
carries 1000 lbs. 1884 !" 952 g 80 90
When bodies are not wanted with above wagons,
deduct $l2 so each.
Wight complete. Price.
2 14i in. Thimble skein, 1-h'se ~ lbs. $40
PIP in. 800 ~ 90
l Ia in. Iron Axle, 1-horse, 525 40
l SIS in. 800 46 90
Pole and double trees for 1-horse wagons extra $s.
Spring seats, 81 so extra Patent brakes, ST. so
extra ; bows, 75c per set extra; feed ~troughs, 81 SO
extra; wagon-sheets, heavy, 10Nl4 feet, So so extra.
NoTE.--State aohether acide or na1rov track apaqons
are Wanted.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10
BUGGIES.

OPEN TOP ~BUGGY-PATENT WHEELS.
! IEcn fatent Iron Axle, l I-4x3 inch leaf springs,
iea1ner dash board, cushion and fall, square body,
anu nnlshed In good style, $3.50 90
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

49,: ToF BUGGY-PATENT WHEELS.
| inaai IatenG IRON Axle, l l-4x3 inch leaf front
spring and ll-4X4 inch leaf hind spring, leather
uasn poaId, cushions and fall, shifting top, root
oo " soR ruDpef, balance of top leather, finished in
we nave our Wagons and Buggies made in St.
g a.arsntsa a thsyg are handsomely finished, and we
II you want q Spring Wagon or Buggy that is neat
ana durable, send us your order.
VIM. M. PRICE s. co.
Noy25-75-tf.z
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10
SPRING WAGONS.

SPRING WAGON, WITH COMMON WHEELS.
/ l-s inch Iron Axle, l~l-Sx5-l6 inch tire, 3 springs
Qront spring 1-2x4 inch leaf, hind spring, i l-4x3
inch leaf bed 6 feetlong by 8 feet wide, 1seat and
With shaft, &119 90
With tongue, liz 90
With shaft and tongue, 1875 90
| Il inch Iron Axle, with springs and work in pro-
portion, SIS higher than above prices.
SPRING WAGON, WITH PATENT WHEELS.
| l-Si men Patent Iron Axle, l 1-4x5-l6 inch tire,
springs I-lAo inch leaf and l-2x3 inch leaf, bed
eject long and 3 feet wide, leather dash board, l
seat and l cushion "
With shaft, s1o5 90
With tongue, 1oS 90
With shaft and tongue. 1a5 90
LID inch Patent Iron Axle, with sprines and work
IN proportion, sshigher than above paices.