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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-10-04
Supreme Court---october Term.


The Court opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of the End
October.
Mr.. Justice Judd presiding. His Exceency W.
r. Castle, Attorney General for the Crown aud W.
o. Smith, Deputy.
Rex VS.. POOloa.-Prisoner indicted for having
opium in his possession. Plea, not guilty. The
jury found the prisoner guilty. and the Court SEN
fenced him to imprisonment at hard labor for two
months and costs S22 7O G. B. Kalaaukane for the
prisoner.
Rex VS.. James HOughtOn. Indicted for an assault
with dangerous weapon. Pleaded guilty. and
sentenced to pay fine Of $3.50 and costs So so, and
to be imprisoned at hard labor for one week. A. s.
Hartwell for the prisoner.
Rex VS.. Kanakaole for malicious burn
ing. Prisoner pleaded not guilty. The jury
turned verdict Of guilty three dissenting. Cecil
Brown and 4. f. Bickerton for the prisoner.
Rex vs.. Kuaehu tw.)-Indicted for an assault
with dangerous weapon. Prisoner pleaded not
guilty. The jury returned n verdict of guilty.
]. p. Green for the prisoner.
Rex v. KolOa (P.)-Indcted for having opium in
his possession. Prisoner pleaded guilty, and the
Court sentenced him to imprisonment at hard labor
for three months and costs So. so.
Rex VI. All Chong (W. P.)-Indicted for having
opium in her possession. Prisoner pleaded guilty.
ard was sentenced by the Court to imprisonment at
hard labor for three months and costs $3.50.
Supreme COurt---In Probate.
Sept. 26-Estate of Hapuku, deceased, continued.
Sept. 2g-ProOf Of will Of S. X. RaWsOn. deceased.
Petition Of Michael McInerny for Probate Of the will
The Court admitted the will to Probate. and ordered
Letters Testamentary 20 be issued to Michael
MeInerny, and Letters OF Administration with will
annexed to be Issued to W. C. Parke, npon their
filing joint and several bond in the sum of $500
Notice creditors to be advertised for four weeks
and an inventory to be filed in thirty days.
I'm E0uitv
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nrr.nn ID T,lblie Ln,,rrelinn.
sl2eI1ae OF

Sec. 2. The Minister Of Finance shall credit the
appropriations Of the last Biennial Fiscal Period all
the amounts appropriated by the Act approved the
let day Of August, A. b. 1874, and remaining I'M
expended the s1st day OF March, A. b. ls7G. not
otherwise re-afproprated. and such amounts shall be
deemed no longer available for the objects for which
they were originally appropriated
Sec. 5. The Minister OF Finance shall continue to
pay the salaries appropriated by this Act, the com
pensaton Of Soldiers and Constables, the compensa
ton Of School Teachers and the current expenses Of
the Bureau Of Education, the expenses Of the Fire
Department. Of the Supreme and Circuit Courts,
Excheqner Bills and Government Stocks, and the
interest acerung thereon until the 3Oth day of June,
A D. 1875. unless new appropriations are made
before that date.
Sec. 4. The Minister of Finance shall not cause
allow to be paid from the Treasury any money for
objects provided for by this law
Sec. 5. 1t shall be lawful for the heads OF De
partments, in where special appropriations
may fall Short to apply to ZANE the surplus Of other
special appropriations in the Department. not
required to be expended. so as make up the
deficiency, each head Of Department duly account
ing TO the Legislature for such transfer but in no
case shall appropriations for internal improvements
in gubernatOral division be transferred to
another.
Sec. 6. No person holding more than one office
for which salaries provided shall be authorized to
draw for than .he salary of the highest grade
Of Office held by him, IL the salary of any office
held by him shall amount to two thousand dollars
OF more per annum, and he shall be entitled to
other or further compensation whatever, for any
other services he NAV render the government.
Sec. Z. This Act shall take effect from and after
The date Of its passage.
Approved this 18th day Of September, A. d. 1876.
KALAKAUA 4.
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u LANDS. Third Judatii District In 1fruhafe.
In the Estate Of John Avery ~inmcnE % Lanratatds
HIo. deceased ntestats- Eef.re M Jrailce H1rt
on reading and iling the petition - Juh M1TrIrr q
North KOhaa Hawaii. alleging that John Aver Snrns
OF Laupahoehoe. ulo, Mawall. did infsstsfe mo
Hawaii the esth. day % August is=G- pr.yr
that letters Of administration isIue 60 him
10 Is ordered that THURSDAY the ath daE % No
VENEER, a. ID. 1873. be aud hereby T. arpsnIlI &C.
hearing said petition bei0re the aid Justice. IN tdurt
Room OF this Court. Waimea. a. ~ uhich tire
and place all persons cuucerncsi aprear and
cause, any they have, why said reinn shoul lcf b.
granted and that this BE- published ~ te Ea-.a
and Hawaiian languuges for three vrrts ~
Gazette and kuokoa- newspapers In Houuluu-
Dated kohaia, H T.. September 11th A. n IS-L
CHARLES FTED EHIcE HART
Justice Of the Circuit COug Third Juicili usirlct
f5la1r
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the ministers in rejecting on the good luck
which had attended their efforts to defeat the
various resolutions of censure, and the mem
bers in anticipating the pleasures of the pro-
missed lunch.
The bill to amend the opium law of 1874
was passed on its third reading, and there
being no further business the Assembly ad-
iourned
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OK the fourth page of to-day's issue will
be found seven laws enacted by the Legis-
lature, relating to
Garnishee process, for collection of debts;
Service of criminal process;
Appointment of district justices;
Jurisdiction of police and district justices
in certain cases;
Amending the law regarding qualifications
of electors;
Preservation of forests on government
lands;
To regulate the currency.
The law designed for the protection and
preservation of forests can be of little
practical use at present as the government
owns no large wooded tracts where such
preservation is desired. It provides for leases
of forest land from the crown land estate, but
as most of such lands are already under lease,
it becomes a question whether any Of these
properties can be obtained at present, and if
not, the appointment of superintendent of
woods and forests would be little else than q
waste of public funds.
The act to regulate the currency has been
passed with the obnoxious features to which
we have before referred, and which short
experience will demonstrate had better not
have been introduced into it. The advice of
the merchants has been set aside, and policy
adopted which will result in producing a
scarcity of coin, and necessitate the issue of
some paper substitute-eitller treasury notes,
bank notes, or what will be worst of all,
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an irTedeemable currency. This may have
been the leading object of the trainers of the
bill; if 50, their expectations may be realized
during the next two or three years, while the
currency of the country will have become
demoralized by measure intended originally
to make it more safe and convenient, and less
liable TO fluctuations.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER A.

IT it reported that Aheong, the Chinese
colporteur, has recently died in China, leaving
a Hawaiian wife and four OF five children.
While we are providing free passages for i'm
migrants from that part of the world, would
it not be wise to instruct our Consul at Hong
kong to extend the same privilege to this
woman and her children, who doubtless desire
to return. There are in almost every port
and country bordering on this ocean, Ha-
waiians who have strayed away as seamen or
servants, who would gladly return to their
native shore, were any means provided. A
statement was recently published in one of
the native newspapers that there are now one
hundred and fifty Hawaiians living in Wash
ington Territory, some of whom desire to
return here. Let instructions be issued 10
our Consuls to encourage the return of any
such Hawaiians, and to communicate the fact
to the authorities here, if they learn that there
are such, that ways and means may be pro-
vided to get them back They are needed
here more than in foreign countries.
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Notice of foreclosure of Mortgage.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
IN SUANT TO the power OF sale contained in a certain
deed OF mortgage dated the second day OF
1915, made between William c. Brown and Louisa Kali
his wife Of the first part and William Of the
second part recorded In Iber r. pages and
TO secure the payment OF the OF Three hundred and
twenty-five dollars, In year from the thereof with
interest at one per cent month The said William @.
Brasil intends to forecOse such mortgage and after
expiration Of the time limited by law, the mort
gagged property to be sold by public auction Honolulu
breach OF the condition contained IN the said deed Such
property being described as follows.
All that land in KukanaIa, In Honolulu Oahu, being
Kuleana helu iI44. Royal Patent No 56iS
hoOmaka ma Ike XIII akau, mauka kea, pill ana me
ko HauhaukOi me ko Ohao<u, a hOo ana, Hema 2so
Hkina Las kaua, ma ko Ohiloku hili Ike aanu aaila
Hema 439 KO 400 kaua, mako XII alanui. hiki ka pa
pOhaku, Kuauna, aaila Akau 3O' Ko $500 kaua
mako Halai alaa IIema $50 Ko 25lO0 kaula kih aaia
Akau 43o 5O', KO 72l0O kaua, mako Halai a hIki Ike
kihi Akau masai o kea pill kO Halal a ko
HauhauSOi Akau $50 15' III 1872 kaula, Hauhau-
koi, hki kahi hOomaka al. maloko Ola apana so2.
anana.
Dated this third day of October, 1875
EDWARD PRESTON,
6i2-3t Attorney for the said William Brash-
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ExecutorIs Motice

q Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
n the estate Of Joseph Howe. o. Hasa falan.i
OF Maui, deceased, requested % prsent r1ne
duly authenticated 70 me. az the oficc q Mr. D T.
OHalloran, Solicitor. Fort street. nonoiuiu uthn
months Of the date % se first publcaton % Ms auE
they will be forever barred an pesns iuatti
the said esnte required pay ths onz
70 AZ sald Office.
Dated this Goth day Of September issd
A. UNA.
Executor OF the estate said Joseph howe dscv..i
6ii-ft
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-10-04

IT has pleased His Majesty King to pardon set
at liberty the following persons:
Aiana, Keknihcwa, Alohkea, Huh, Hapa, Kalliuakea,
KohoaH, Kawika, Jno. Padeken, f. Padeken
Iolani Palace, sept. 23d 1876.
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REAL ESTATE
NOTICE.

II THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE
Z public notice. that my wife. Kaulaokeahi Kalpo
Brown has left my bed and board without Just eau and
provoeaiiOn, shall not be respansoe for any debts
traeted BY her my account
WILLIAM BROWN
Koloa, August 2ith, 1875 s7-1m.
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Wanted,


- TIE DWELLING HOUSE LATELY Or-
p COPlkD 5y The Subscriber, situated n Rsretaula
with al the convenieucea OF fr1t CO.. Ik1,--
Inquire q so noLLEs q 90
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WAIIAN GAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL.
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.

PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
HENRY M. WHITNEY.
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Administrators Notice.

TWNHE UNDERSIGNED IsAYING been anIy
II appointed Administrator Of the estate % ne Re-
Cooper Searie, OF Lahaina deceased. - lIou- A.
Fernandez, requests all persons Indebted
make immediate payment; and all persons hzVin clns
against this estate 10 present the within ouias
from date thereof
THOMAS .. HAXsELDEN.
Lahalna, Maui Sept :, 1876 s1If
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Notice.
Notice.

a IL PERSONS aie HEREBY FORBIDDEN
~ from harborsig trusting my wife BERTHA
81 81. EAsON as will pay no debts o. her contracting
Wifi JOHN GLEASON
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The following persons have been this day appointed
Agents to take acknowledgements contracts for labor
in accordance with provisions sections
and Of AN Act for the protection parties
tracts authorized by section l4IT of the Civil Code APP
proved the 2sh day of July A. D. 1872 approved the
25th September. a. u. 1876
Henry Naterlouse-.. ona, Oahu
Chiis l. bullck...... kOna Oahu
g. Berenal'i- HoOlaupOko, Oahu
D. W. kaiue-...---- ........-.-. A0lOkai
W. L. MoEHoSUA,
Interior Office, Sept 2sth 1876. Minister Of the Interior
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For Sale or For Leaaa.

III a HANDSOME COTTAGE. PLEASANT
iii " located win garden &C.. arQr inrra
bedrooms two closets, dining room. kltcAcn ard
RAnl bathroom, servants house. carnage hoera and
li1.e az very convenient and IN perfect ORDER Apply %
% HUGO 5rANoEc WALD, Nd
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NOTICE.
Notice.

DE 1T KNOWN THAT ny HUSBAND.
- VIM BROWN, blacksmith. AZ Koioa- EIlai
has neglected and children Tor past years
and half during this time he has lived smother
woman, and denied that his wife For tbs rrasuu
i have right 70 credit IN his name from Hauan %
Kauai Moreover he has injured me b. drar-in< ny
good name before the public, knowing that ioviuE
wife.
u. KAIPO BROWN
Nuhou. Llhne Kauai. Sept 6, 1873. GLiis
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supreme Court---In Probate.
In Equity.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

W. c. Parko ct al vs.. Cammings.-Di.oontinued.
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In accordance with Section of An Act to
Amend Sections l. of Chapter So of the Penal
Code relating to Public Health it has pleased His Ma
jesty appoint the following gentlemen Members Of
the Board Of Health, viz;
His Ex W. L. GREEN, President,
His Ex W. II. CASTLE,
Hon S. C. WILDER,
Dr. ROBERT McKIBBIN,
Dr. F. Il. HUTCHINSON.
Iolani Palace, Sept %, 1876. 6i1-3t
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NOTICE RELATING TO COINS.

NVIANh NA-A1AIINW To NOINS.
NoTIcE Is hereby given that the following resolution
passed His Majestys Privy Council the oath instant
RESOLVED, That this Council hereby fix the rate at
which the following silver coins shall be taken at the
Treasury. viz: SPANISH NExIcAN and PERUVIAN
QUARTER DOLLARS twenty-five cents each, or equal to
an American qauarter dollar JNo. S. WALKER,
Minister Of Finance.
Gl2.lm Finance Department Sept 2sth, ls7e
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Orders from he Oder Islands Promptly Executed at
Market Rates GLE
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HARDWARE !
GROCERIES /

Crushed sugnr, Wash Blue, sardines, Salt Raislns,
Mustard, Pates, &c, &c
Stearin Candles and Safety Matches,
Liquors. &c, BOuteIleau's BRANDY, 2 3 & diamond,
Gin In baskets and green cases.
Champagne eldsieck, Ruinart. Thorenux,
Sparkling Hook, Rhine Wine, BGvarian Beer,
81. Pauls ale, quarts and pints,
jeffrey 5 Ale quarts and pints Bitters &C
3ernan and Havana Cigars, a. low prices close conssn
ments, in lots 70 suit, &c, &c, &c
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-11-09
Peculiarities Of London Cats.

Victor Hugo says that Paris has he,
child, the. ga,nisa, as the forest has its
bird; he might have added, says the
London Examiner, as London has her
cat. 1t can not be disputed that the
London cat is species apart. Take,
for instance, his cynical Indifference to
broken bottles. The feline community
all over the world like to lie softly, and
are sensitive upon the subject Of mois-
ture; but now, watch the London cat
stretched at his ease upon couch of
jagged glass, blinking forth upon life
through . pouring November rain; his
whiskers are drenched and dropping,
his fur resembles the hat of the typical
Leicester Square foreigner; but s.the
mind is its own placer for his part he
is free and happy. His passionate love
OF independence and his rejection of
fixed place of abode supposed to be the
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A Cat in a Newspaper.Pr


A novel accident occurred in the
press-room of the Mercury last night.
The second page was laid on the cylin-
der few minutes before II O'Clock,
and the crank turned that put the press
In motion. The cylinder made few
revolutions and then stopped, and the
pressmen were Mortified on seeing the
papers and machinery covered with
blood. The first impression was that
some person had been crushed in the
press. An investigation showed that a
cat had crept under the cylinder, and.
seeking to escape after it started, was
instantly beheaded. The compositors
were over an hour in repairing the mis-
chief done to the type.-Neao Fork Mer-
curry. .tsssss
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-11-09
A French Local Item as Translated b
Young Lady Graduate. 49,

The persons who passed yestefdayH
seven hours Of the night on the bridge
of the Concord perceived an individual,
bearing the costume of boy Of office,
who, after having removed swiftly his
coat. scaled the parapet and launched
himself in the Seine. Some mariners
threw themselves Immediately into .
bark and finished by discovering him
in the herbs. This individual had re-
NAMED seven minutes below the wst9
and no more gave signs Of life. To
body was deposited on tho pontooH o.
the boats and there two young folk.
student from the military school andss
student in medicine, undertook the tssk
Of combating the asphyxia. 1t IS not
but at nine hours, that is to say,ia alter
two hours OF persevering casesSf
they recall to the life the unhappy. y
is named R., aged of 6fE-fodrr
years, employed at the Minister 9
War. He has been conducted 70 NJ
Hospital Beaujon.-F Figaro. ''a'it'' y y.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-11-09

Between May l and August II
there were shipped from the various
fisheries on the Columbia river, Oregon,
to San Francisco, 105, 309 cases of sal
mon.
The manufacture of silk is the
greatest addition to the manufacturing
industries of New. jersey during the
past 30 years. New Jersey manufac-
tured one-third of the whole six pro-
duce of the United States in 1875.
The Fall River mills, for the first
time since 1873, are all running on full
time. Orders are received for goods
enough to occupy six months or year.
This revival is the prelude 10 q general
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and lifelong friend of Napoleon I'LL,
has deposited in the archives of the
National Library at Paris a package of
documents that may throw some light
into the suhterranean passages OF
European history. In her will it was
provided that his letters to her, begin.
ming when he was only 10 years old
and ending with one written months
before his death, should be placed in
the library, and that the seals of the
packet containing them should remain
unbroken for 10 years.
A beer brewer has patented a new
beverage called s Jewish Beer" He
brews It himself, you know.-N. Y.
Commercial ADVERTISER. Don't Jewish
You had some Boston Globe. Shame
This 1sreally too Worcester Press.
But Judear people, the beer Isrealite
and pleasant. - Providence Joxr,aal.
Scribes, cease this Babylon. You de-
serve a Canaan, for your Levite-y-
Boston Advertiser. Jerusalemi what an
awful jews d'sprit. Mos 'es bad as if we
had perpetrated them ourselves. Nor
,tstoaun Herald. +
-Baireuth, made famous by Wagner,
is pleasant town of about 10000 in
habitants, situated in awide and fertile
valley about lis miles north of Munich.
On the east are the Fichtel Mountains,
and on the west the lovely scenery of
"Franconian'' Switzerland. Baireuth
stands in what was an ancient section
OF Germany, under the name of Fran
coma. This was subdivided into Upper,
Middle, and Lower Franconia. In 1906
this was distributed among various
Duchies, Bavaria getting the lion S
share. Baireuth is well built, and has
some fine edifices. "The Hermitage, ~
q royal palace, with beautiful parks
and grounds, is about three miles dis
tant. 80 f
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dearest desire of his racel are in,th.-
proofs OF his originality. At af,,sl
have been made to reclaim, hin ape
bring him within the pale Of civ;,; s
society. In consideration 81 4 'i SSa
housing an assured home has o ,as.,e
been offered him, hut always 81 Ssa
resisted such overtures. 4at issg-r Wv
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"A young German lad named Seross,
at Laporte, Ind, who had been in the
habit of carrying pistol, was playing
with it the other day and pointed txaf
his grandmother, when it went 9f, ~
ball striking her in the temples ana
causing instant death. y al4a So
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Military movements do not 1etigue
Emperor William, who, after reviewing
his Guards and the different amy corps
of Prussia at q dozen different plmee1e
the course of this month, win proceed
to Wurtemburg, and to Alsace-lsoglai
for like purpose. ~ 81 orr -