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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-03
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TT n. LAND OPrIcR, AT CARSON. NH,
u. vsda. June ~, is,G. : Notice 10 hereh,
given thai RMAkUEL RrEKN iIRRMAN y
RcHOnkMAN sna ADAM i.kiCHTRk. b,
their Attorney In iart and eo.ovner. ADAM
LEICHTER tvh0se rcssc nee s.lirrsr 10 81 ilss'
Ctr of vfndnia, STATE OF nevadat. have made
application for twelve hundred linear feet. run.
Ming In . norfherly and southrfiy difeffinn
along the iin~ of the lode or lead. situate IN the
(ioid Hill Mining District. siorey county. the
came being quarry lode. and besring gold snd
silver. and NJ witch ihey arr the owner and
IN posrersion Of the zane. icgrther with oil lie
dips. spurs end singles. with surises rcund
Two hundred fs~t In width. embracing ial,r
serrs. and dercribed npou pht and field boi'-
on NE In ny eesrs snd posted on the claim ~
follow, Bs5insinx e : pc, n.ike,, Nnmhsa s.,
feet sorthwesieSly q Ihs old toll gate on ih-
American Plat rosd thence running from rsid
post No. .. first fourve--tonth q" de.r~es
sast I'D fsst. W f'ost No. of the tiso.fis CON.
pssy's u.B. Survey 40. ~. nafih n. dssSsss
east, distant 2ts fsrt the smoie rtsek 10 the
koek leland holsiipg works and the fas'ian on
h0unt Davidson nnrh 10 dsluet- rnst the
nagrfan on the new caleionia hoistipr wofk.
aorfh tSh dczfcep east; The mouth of the VIZ.
sinia and Tfurhee hailrrsd tunnel south A. .is
grr.. minutes esst, Thtnes unnipg fcm
greer east ! .3D net. 10 post No. ,, whence
bears The poathsssf corner of B~etlon ~ TOwn.
ship ID nons, Ranec ~ ~sE. Mount Diahi.
persdian. souih 9, y deer~~s east y07s frsi d,-
tanf. Thence third eouns- Norh "a degrvrs
vsss 40 feet, 10 Poet 10. 4. Thsses fourth
eourps uonh ~ drgre~~ norh an feet. ~
Poee No. ]. Tie plaes % hsginbLng. conisinlng
$40 sres. Bsarnes sSprrrsd fiom the tfn-
meridian = pagnstle vsfIsiion. iss dssrrs.
est. Survsy made 10 aoeord with Ieeold
of location daily recoriei IN Book r." Page
2sJ. ~ rry County Records. tspt nj the ofhrs of
the County Rscor,i~r of st0rry county. Ne,sds.
The claim l. bounced by no Known eisiD,
ants. The nssrrst surveyed mineral rislm Ia
the Gtonxia companys mining elsim, U. \.
Survey No. ~. an the north.
The labor aud improvements consist ~ =
tunnel ope hnndrd irrt In rngth, eirrdipG
500 On valne. r'i
Any and ell persopr claiming Adversely sny
porion of taid mining groutd. a. hrreinbefof.
d~scflbe ere rquirrd ta hl. their si,rrse
claim with the Rssister of the United siaisH
IAnd Ofhes % Carson City. In the siste of Ne
ysia, during the siity days period ~ pnbliss.
ton hereof. or they will bs haired by virtue ~
the provisiohs of the statute. rr
jeiG esd A. WATT. RsgIstrr,
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SUMMONS.

TN TIIE DISTRICT COUNT OP TH.
= First Iudirial DistIiet of the slzi.iof NJ.
vsda, 10 and for the county of storry.
@. X. woOD. Plaintiff. vs. q. ". wOOD. pe.
fsndant.
Aeti. broaeht In the District Court of the
Flint JudicisIi Istriet VI ,he risie Of Nrvs,ia.
In and Tor th~ county OF btorry. and tie eou,.
plaInt nied In said r0nnty. 10 The ONCE " the
CLERK Of sald District Court. on the 3Hh dsy 81
Nay, a. D. is'G.
The STATE of Nevada sends grsilnr 10 q. W..
WOOD. Dsfendsnt: You av hereby INQUIRED 10
arpesr Ia On action brought agsinst you by the
Abovr-nafnfd plaintiff, In the District Court NJ
the First JulIclai District ~ the stsis ~ Ne.
vada, In ADD for the county of btorey. and
answer the complaint died therein within ten
days texelusivs of The dsy pf rer>ieel afief the
service on wu of this sun inans. II seivrd IN
ssld county. or " servrd mi Of raid ronniy
within twenty days, aud IN ~ o'hrr cases foriy
days. or Judgment by default will 10 tsi.n
sssinsi yos. acconiing Ia The prayer of ,sei
complaint.
The ssid aciIen 10 brought a. ebisIa q jsds
meni spd decree Of said Court dssolsing the
bonds of mstfimony nov existing befv,sn y.a
add plslntin: awarding 10 plaluiin ths cam.
custody aud control Of the minor ,hilcrsn,
james w. wosd and riora .. Wood. i.sae OF ibs
sult asd connect fees |. and aiso DEERE OF 1sii
Court awarding 10 piaintiG the sois ouner.hip
of the eomnnuliy pfopery now owned b. ycn
and piatntin. r0nslstlDg OF q homestead, aud
situate In the town of Cola Hill. county OF sto.
reg. and desrrib~d o. follows. to wit Lot Nnm.
her Twenty tSDD, 10 Block Numf-r One 10,
Rangs p, % knovn and dsrixDsisd ntpn the ol.
ALL piAl ~ 40 = sks issn ~ 0old HlIi, tp.
gs(hsf viii dwelline rliusfrf thsr<on 80 The
kou sholi nspnituFs. ~ of The value az .ns
thoassnl dollan ~ thsreshouis. tcr rance of
scfios. plaintiff aiIevp .fsilnrr and neg eef az
yeur psSt 70 provtls pIsiauf and yeur sh,lisen
ulih ihs eoininon nsc<ssafiss Il iife. An %
Whsrk viIl mov rally spp~sr ~ rvi~s~nssi.
pAeAasiGh .epaDlsins ksrsia On ale. copy ~
~hiss y. - sssssne s.,,Ssc s,f,sH; !,
10 ansSsr the complsiui The ssli p'Ainiih will
sppiy 20 The osart ~ thr -isllcf ihde.n d.
ssndsd. .II. I
0ivvs under - Nod snd the zeal Of the Die.
sr,si Cours 81 ~ Nv indisisl pis,rir, 81 ,hr
state or Nrvads. % and Tor the eouniy ~ sio
rsy, thls ;0th dsy OF Nav. In the ysaf oaf
Lori orr thou.shd eight hun.irri snd s',sni,
I.r,LI W. q. THOMPSON. Cieri
iy q. n. Srssioss, Deputy Clerk.
LEI laN.un w
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And In accordance with law, and an order
OF the Board Of Difsctorr. made ON the 18Th
day q June. lslo. 20 many shsres Of essh
will be sold at public aaeilon. q The once OF
the Company, No. az Callfosnls strset. san
prnneisco. California, ou MONDAY, the 2i.t
day Of August, isfs, o. the hour Of o'clock
2. y. Of ssid day, 10 pay SAID dslinqusnt ~
sessmsut thereon. together with eosts OF sdvef'
si'ins and s1Issss; sS 70 q .pwARps. nv Secretary.
Oncs-No. yit California sirsrt. ssn nr:n'
eisro. California;. an1td
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TEACHERS, EXAMINATION.
PRACTICAL
eEoLoalsr AND MlnfRAtooIsT'

uAvIN0 ENJOYED UNUSUAL YAcii.i.
III Ties durins The rast tw~nty-seven y.sis
f,r sr plorstIous In the various mining disirie,s
In Nrysds and California. the undermined ts'r
jurtlnsd In eialmins 10 h. able 10 male ssti.-
og~s, ropdliiops of any mine 10 this couhtr, !.
and T. therefore prepared. 81 shor' no''ss. H.
msks
surveys, Explorations and seIrntIhr
Reports
upou any mining locality or mirsnl deposit
vsss ot The Boehy hosntsina.
v. FRANK srkwARr.'
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sTocEHoIplRs' MtETlNu.

OPTcE EUROPA MINING COMPANY.
~ san Yrsnciseo. California Ths annusi
meeting Of the slocAhoLtrs of The shove
n, liayvsrd's Building, tis CallfDrhis street.
Han rrsnriseo. California. ou THURSDAY, the
IMh day % August. lsIs. 81 the hour 81 {"
o'c.oct z. N. Transfer hooks viii elos- on SAT
TrRDAY. Augu,t 9Th
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ai LADIES AND GRNrLRMkNi
Rsuembss tha, pnoefastinsiion 10 ihr ih,sf Of
time. II you are III. ..,....f.

l, LADIES AND GKNTLEMkNi
Rsmembss that procfssiinsiion 10 ihr ihisf Of
time. II you are III. .f...f
CONE AND BI HEALHDi
Il matter. mot what your troubles may be.
come and let the Doctors examine your cess.
Il will cost you nothing for. conSultatioa:. 20
Ilnderrishd your case -lf eurable. they vlll
tell you 80: II not. they viii tell you thai for
theS win not undsrtsie case ual,s- ecshd~st
OF effeciing cure. .i..f -. .~ ff..-r atf-
YOUNG sfRNi
Who may he suffering from the snecis Of
youthful follles of indiscrrt.on. viii do wellto
avatl themselves of this. the kisatest boon ever
is,d Al The Altar Of suffering humanity. DIR, Il.
4 co. will guarantee 10 forfeit i've hlndrrd dol.
lars for every case Of seminal weaknevs 0f. ph.
sate disease OF any Kind or character which
they undertake snd fail 20 cure. They would.
,therrfore, ysy 10 the unfortunate sufferer Who
may r.sd ih, nS,es yoa IpGs
seeklng the proper remedy for yoar complaint.
You may he In The hrpt siaxr-rrmrnbsr. ron
are approaching the iast. ~ you are bordering
upon the last. and arc sufering pome 81 its
evll edscts. remefunei that y joe cnsiin.ssiy
when the most rkillfal physician can rec I
der you no asslstanee; when the doors Of hops
will be- ciosed against you when no angel of
mercy can bring you relief. IN mn esse hayr
they failed of snrceps. Then LET not despair
work Itself upon Jour Imagination. hat avail
yourself Of the beneneia results OF their treat.
nent before your case 10 beyond the rrafh OF
medicaipkiii. or before grim death hurrIes you
20 Aprematnrr grave. .I....
MIDDI.R.AGRD MIN!
There are many of the are Of % TO 90 WIN
are trouhlcd With too frequent evaeuat,ons
OF the bladder. Omen accompanied by arlight
smarting 90 burning rensaiion. and weaken.
Ing Of the system In . manner the patient can.
not account for. On examining the urinary de.
posits, o ropy sediment will often he found, and
sometimes ANAL particles OF albumen will ap-
pear, of the color will he of thin and milksh
hue. pgaIn changing 10 dark and iarpid %.
pearaner. There are many men Who die nf this
difirulty. ignorant of the eause. which II the
second Stage Of seminal week.-mrs. DR., y. q
Oh will guarantee q perfect cure In all sneh
eases. and healthy restorsfion of tho 2eniio'
DR. sPiNNEY :. veil known as fsandsr Of
the hont'esl 20. e. Medical Instiuis. and
laie proprietor ~ the spinneyyllle fndrr arg.
DIR. VI. J. sPKRR. now associated with Or.
spiLney, IL . regular graduate OF Harvard Col.
lege. aud having had large expsfisnes In hos
pital and special prsctics. 10 now one Of the
most competent physicians 10 America for the
treatment of ehrvuic and special diseases.
once IIours-9 10 and to y. Sundays.
from 10 u a. n. only. Consultation Pree.
Thorough examination and sdylce, Is.
Call ~ address DIR. SPiNNEY 4 CO..
Corner Union and g STREETS (opposite Interna.
tionL liotrD. vinsnIs. Nevada. Ian
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

OyYIGg OF fHe JULIA cossoLIDArpp
~ Mining Company. tsn frsnsisso. Jaiy 81
is.d.-Thr regular ANIMAL rn~etInf of the siosl
holders of the Julia Consondatd q Mining Com.
pany Wiii h. held on WEDNESDAY the wh
day OF Aueuit. 1916, at . O'Clock y. ~. At ~.
once OF the Company. lloom No o. tia Cali
forniA street. Nan frsnri,ec. raiifortis. The
irnnsfsr boohs will he riosed Al u o'sLsrk IN
saturday. the sib day OF August
ix12id l. u - A. NOEL. kecfriafN.
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DjVlDEND NOTICE.

OPYicR OF tn. CONSOLIDATED yin.
~ RinIA Mining Compspv. San f'rsnelsfn,
California. June N. INA A. meeting 81 the
Board of Trustees 0f the aboyensmsd Can
many, held this day. dividend mo. ~ of T~"
(1) Dollars per share was declared. payable
on TUESDAY. the nth. Transfer hook'
e e'.s,@ w. HAvExs. ssereisp.
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NvgRMAN siLvER LINING

~ COMPANY. Location of principal place
IIoraiion of work.. aoh iiill. Storey
county. Nevada. aa D. .I l-..
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol'
lowIne described stock. on account of assess-
msnt mo 49, levied on the 18th day of june.
is76, the several amount. Get opposite the
names of the respective rhareholders. y. iol'
laaat
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PIANO ron SALE OR TO LET.

A YfRsr.cLiss Nav PIANO FOR nArE
"A o. % VI. Apply 70 N. D. PARsONr. ~
Clssk's Music Roons. oould ssd ourry uoas-
(6rss Souss sssih cf The 6Seh esd Curry shsn,.
b stfsss, viEinis Guy, setveea " ADD r.
o'clock kA.h. tltW
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFPIcE oP TnH CALIFORNIA MINING
" Company. San frsnsiseo. lnb y. i..s
above named Company, held this day. o di,i
dend tho. ~ ~ Two pollsrs per share sss
declared. payable on MONDAY. July 18th.
Tnnpfrr bOota elostd until the 18th Instant.
iYln I'm q. z. 0OkDON. nreIetafN.
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VOL. XVI. Fzo

David Bloomfeld Liberty badge Of
1876.
5. 7. Davenport-Ccw Lye" cS""sy
=; - - sl ~: 8, ss s.ssri'
d. van vrankrn-small square and
compass. with letter q in center.
J.F. Hambly-Gold key-stone; silver
three-crnt piece. is2i; half-dims. 1857.
T. A.w.-ASsur nj ss5S S'hr' can
W. n. Hail-rsur musket-balls picked
M by the donor the day after the storning
Oh Chepulieprc, Mexico. september IL.
fAC irpb{cAnoc .nedbl. Seaheaichi ~
1870, and 2O-eent pie'e. 1875.
W. A. Taylor-MedAl Of the Clay cam
paign. 1874: copper hAlf-cent. 1893.
Mrs.. A. J. NcNsriin-copy OF the
Bible.
OTHER rxKRcisEs. d.
The Grafton Is being delivered as wc 90
io press. The speaker is Judge c. N.
Harris u Carson. lie sketches the origin
and progress of Masonry. tracing the steps
by which IL grew from the operative
stage to the present speculative con-
ditiou., lie iwells upou the power,
bcnthcencr and beauty 81 the system.
which has nothing in IL which true man
OF Christian can fail to admire. de ex-
presses the hope that thin Hall. the corner
stone of which they are laying to-day. may
soon rise in beauty and BE- tbs home Of hiz
brsihrrn VI Gold Till. twill be q uonii-
mr,t 20 enterprise. -honesiy and good
works, ..-... -!
Colonel n. II. Taylor. OF Virginia. will
read an original poem.
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THE Glory Or nAn IS MS srRtnarHl

: Il 10 ueitknown fsst that thousands sunsr
from the above.nAmcd complainis. The very
nature Of such troublts begsts Q atimidity that
often prevents The sufferer rum consulting
friend or pLysiciAn. and The victim eoes on
frum month 10 month unfrlieved. until the
isrk.lussr ere, paiiid cheek and general meutai
and ph ysicsi prnstratiou hnds him broksn down
IN hsalih. without energy and without hope.
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GOLD HILL NEVADA: THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST 1876
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. IA MARS
SEMINAL PILLS

TOR SEMINAL ENlssI0HB. iMP0rRN-
IL or, Lo>s of yieur. sexual and General
Duhllify, physicsl Prostrafion. and ths many
aiimenis of like nature arising from indisrre-
tlon, scif sbusr. ovcr.indulgrncc.e etc.
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RS % MISCELLANEOUS. e '''
Pa HAS RGTvRNED'I sii'
Or. SPINNEYo& CO.

M oULD MONT REsPfcrfuLLY AN.
[ w noanec 10 the sfaietsd thst thsy hsvs
rrupened Branch once st the eogrer o. Union
yirSinla City, NevAda. whsre they ptill con.
tinus 10 trraf chronic and private disessss with
unparalleled pneceps. .7i al t'ai 't.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

FoE rrr 6AFErrE-A number Of articles have
lri-y ar7aare5 IN the Advertiser headed ' Cock
-u4ra1 designed % rvpFOaeh class Of our jello'V
-a
We know there arc men vic enough TO write any
th5u-, but shni the editor Of respectable paper
fhetE allow such communications to appear in its
columns. if hrruud or comprehension. 1t Is dis
es e. az christianity aud civilization Of the nine
taauIt oeu1ur- which boasts 30 loudly Of equality
and f-eod IN. thar such abusive and inhuman Ian
-usrc CA Eu5 any source for publication.
Eri1rrunateir Of the Ccolie importatiOnE OF
f--ue- ruurs Eerc selected from the lowest class Of
Cdnuat. and many Of then have found their way
irta car prisons. Bat the great majority Of this
7ecrc. ly ter patient industry and desire to learn
stcH ttai they belong 70 different class.
IL arr one step into the Bethel on a Sunday
-na-uasr and be viii ser . namber Of Chinese de-
ruuly 5ciuiur in the worship Of Cod or in the
vus1rv rsom q the sane church on any evening and
be 80 from thirty to forty Chinese learning to
-ual and write Euriish-
81 ir California and other places Chinese arc
-trurur The churches, Sabbath schools and evening
ashu1lf
Ihr ceuminriing q the nations Is the wonder Of
car asyt. and every rgud man amongst should
~ tcadh less fortunate lrof1crs the knowledge
81 shase truths that elevate Christian nations and
r-atr o. shcir Eupcriurs- Soloman said /" He that
-eT-aashe-h he poor despiseth his Makei." D.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

TIE " CoskroHch'' inan has been reating his spleen
arsiHs re Chinese, and hope that ne feels better
zBs- thr emission q 50 much bile. What terrible
rH.E1us Ire Chinese must be " Once introduced
s-ir suur Or city. few settle 10 a street, upon
ua-urr l1t Il possible and in a short time the whole
rircts ana almost every house is taken possession
zui thCir very presence Is destructive Of every
EhEr hrrutiiul and pleasant . The paint Of 3
hause iisarTears in dust and dirt never to be re
rurna. Ire WhitcHAfh becomes blackWash, nails
cu-ruit. baa-ds arc loose. ana general ruin takes
T-Eslsliur. For the truthfulness q all this, take
l1aE a. III. Af0ng't house aud premises, q corner
llL
Tta prophet of evil predicts disaster and ruin.
= lie c. lanan car undersoll The white mechanic
ir t-sicios 10 conmon use" is that 4 crime, for
Elila ~ shouid he banished from the islandsf He
vi hardly be able 10 persuade purchasers to pat
-11lac ulitr uochznics only. when they can buy
oasFl from The Chinese And in spite Of It will
ther cuutinue 70 bar their garden vegetables OF
Oeiruzl- IhsT vii else employ them on their plan
tziant. md " their families as cooks and
ard laey E o. this, because they feel any par
iicuar Partially Tor the Chinese, but Tor their
ndsa-i-Ea- They uo1ld Gs socn-perhaps sooner
huE q ses q natives, provided the article is as
Euae an Gs cheap; but il is accuraing TO human
ulilru l. pziro1ise those who furnish equally good
1rsielss az a loser rate.
lll4 ret regard II. hopeless case, would
1dte lin take few Lessons in political economy.
hui uut uht en- give utferanoe TO such rigmarOle
a. 1pps1rei in The last issue Of The Advertise"
r1a1- e b lar gene IN ahsurdiiy. L. Z.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04
Late Foreign News.

The number Of paying visitors TO the Centennial
Exhibition, beginning With August 10TH which was
n twenty-five cents day, and ending with Friday,
August 25th. was about 273,2l6, and the cash re-
eeipts we're about SlOS,OeO.
One hundred refrigerator cars are being built at
the East for transportation of California fruits to the
Eastern States.
The Chinese have entered upon n new branch Of
trade. They have gone into the fruit drying and
canning business. In one mountain county u local
exchange mentions a number Of orchards purchased
by Chinese. The crops are frequently purchased
growing and one instance is given where a very high
price paid for fruit crop. The market these
Chinese dried and canned fruits have is not known
as yet.
A BLooDLEss REvoLUrroS.-Rev. ]. X. Greene
missionary at Constantinople, writing of the
revolution in that city, says:
1t is impossible to describe the calmness and
wisdom which have presided over this movement
The ruler of forty millions of people, and the
mander of powerful army and navy, iE the vigor
Of his age and the height OF his power, whose
will was law, and whom to disobey death. has
been dethroned without the splitting of drop of
blood; government has been radically modified
with the disturbance Of order for q moment, and
without frightening either woman child! Has the
like of such event been witnessed in history?
1t is, indeed, grand event, and presents ray of
hope that there may be in the Turks possibility Of
reform. The leaders 10 this movement have repre-
scented only the army and navy, and all sections
of the Mohammedan people, but also the Christian
communities The spirit Of the comments in all the
Turkish papers is of happy The leading
Turkish paper Of ConstantinOple bids Europe learn
from this event, that while the Turks hold their re
gion in hand they hold liberty and reform in the
other 1t is observable, too, that the Turkish pa
pers, which have always been wont to speak Of
Moham uednns as the " Islam Notion" putting their
religious designation FIRST at present group with the
Mohammedaus all the other subjects of the govern
meut, and call them all, conformity, the OsmoRH
Nation" This is the first time that the idea of q
single and united nationality in Turkey has found
public expression.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY !
SESSION OF 1876.

10th DAY-Thursday, Sept. 81.
Mr.. Kalaukoa presented resolution that the
Minister Of Finance be instructed to inform Nessrs.
Haekfeld Co. or their sub-agents not to drive
native fruit peddlers from the steamer shed. Car
ried.
Mr.. Ksneai presented resolution that the Min
lister of Interior be instructed inform the agent
the Kilauea his agent to return the representatives
to their homes free of charge. Carried.
Hon. W. 7. Martin presented resolution that 4
new fruit shed will be erected by the government
near the steamer wharf for the sum Of $500. Laid
on table till the Appropriation Bill comes up.
His Ez. the Minister of Foreign Affairs announced
that official despatch from His Honor Judge
Allen has been received by him this morning, in
forming him that the Reciprocity Treaty with the
United States of America has gone into operation on
the 9th of September, and the first Hawaiian cargo
that went in free of duty the cargo of the bark
LunalilO, aud that his Majesty has ordered that a
salute of 81 guns be fire from Punch Bowl in honor
of the passage of the treaty.
The Assembly then gave three cheers under the
lead of Mr.. Kauai in honor of the passage of the
treaty.
Mr.. Barenaba moved to reconsider the vote taken
on the appeal of Hon. S. K. Kaai, from the ruling
of the chair yesterday. Carried.
His Ex. the Attorney General moved to sustain
the ruling of the chair.
After long debate the ruling of tie chair was
sustained
On suspension of the rules, Hon. S. K Kaai gave
notice of a bill to amend section 4SO of the Civil
Code.
On suspension of the rules the Select Committee
to whom was referred the bill to regulate the carry
ing of passengers aud freights, reported that the
bill be passed with the committees amendment
Adopted.
The house took n recess at I'm.
On re-assembling at l p. NJ, the bill authorizing
the Minister of Finance to borrow $500 900 at per
cent. interest, was then read second time in the
Committee of the Whole. Mr.. PilipO in chair.
His Ex. the Minister of Finance moved to pass
the bill
Mr.. Waterhouse moved to indefinitely postpone.
After a long debate in which Messrs. Walker,
Green, Rhodes and Birch spoke in favor, and Messrs
Warehouse, Nawahi, Kahuila, Pilipo and Nakaleka,
opposed it the committee rose and tie bill passed to
sngrOssment, to be read a third time tomorrow 20
ayes, and noes.
The bill to amend section 20, chapter 40 of the
Penal Code, read third time and passed.
The bill to repeal the law to mitigate was read
third time and indefinitely postponed. Is noes, and
is ayes, the President casting his vote against it,
The bill to amend section 1913 of the Civil Code,
which amended in 1872, was read third time
and passed.
Adjourned.