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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-02-21

Indications are every day more
apparent that we shall have an early
spring. E
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1T. Bostwick is giving his drug
store q thorough renovating.
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Council Proceedings.

The Common Council Of the city OF
Alpena met in the Council Room on
Monday evening, February 10, 1877, and
was called to order at 7:30 o'clock by
the Mayor.
PREsENT.-Geo. L. Maltz. Mayor; A.
r. Mcdonald, Recorder, and Aldermen
Healy. Rice, Richardson and Sheahy.
Journal OF last session read and up,
proved.
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Cedar posts are again coming
into town at brisk rate.
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Orllrred nlnced on record.

Ordered placed on record
Moved by Alderman Rice. that the
recommendation OF the City Attorney
in regard to the bill OF Mrs. Thomas
Nugent, be concurred In. Carried.
RePoRTs OF COMMITTEES.
Ways and Means, recommending the
payment of the following bills:
Claim Fay
I'd. ~
VIM. Won Voorhees,, jail feos. ..ts sl4s
y. y. Buker wood, 1850 1880
John d. Shcahy, wood, 1880 1850
Moved by Alderman Healy, that the
report OF the committee be adopted and
warrants drawn for the payment OF the
several amounts. Ayes-iIealy, Rice,
Richardson and Shcahy. Carried.
Alderman Tlmms appeared and took
his seat.
Ways and Means, referring the biz Of
Thomas Collins for $3.50, for services as
Treasurer, back to the Council without
recommendation
Ways and Means, recommending the
payment OF the following bllls.
Claim Pay
ed. az.
J. f. Denton, 81 dAys services Of
team for Fire Department. s3s75 SIS
WIN. Van voorhees,, ilil fees l.26 lOl
Albert Pack, rent Of Engine house
A. l.. Power, salary M Chief En-
gineer, $500 $500
John Low, work on bridge. 1880 1880
Moved by Alderman Timms, that the
foregoing bills be allowed and warrants
drawn for the payment OF the same
Ayes-Healy, Rice, Richardson, Sheahy
and Timms Carried
Ways and Means, recommending that
the report of ex-City Treasurer Col
Tins be referred 10 the Comptroller. Rec
ommendation concurred In.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Aid. Rice, that the agreement with
J. f. Denton for furnishing team for use
OF Fire Department, be and Is hereby
terminated. Aycs--Rlce, Richardson,
Sheahy and Trims. No--Ald. Healy.--
Carried.
BY Aid. Richardson, that this Council
petition the Legislature to give land
grant in aid OF railroad to Alpena.-
Carried.
BY Aid. Rice, that the Chief Engineer
Of the Fire Department make such ar.
rangements as he may deem necessary 70
procure team to haul engines to fires.
Carried.
BY Aid. Richardson, that the Mayor
be directed 10 write 10 our Representa-.
tives and Senators In Congress, request
ing them to urge upon the Department
the necessity of having the appropriation
heretofore made for the erection OF
light house on Thunder Bay river carried
into effect. Carried.
By Aid. Sheahy, that Thoe. Collins, ex.
City Treasurer, bt allowed SIS for stamps
and stationery, and also $40 for making
out city return roll.
Amended ny Aid. Healy and Rice, to
strike ont all after and including the
word "also." For the amendment, AYES
AID. Healy, Rice and Timms. Nays
AID. Richardson and Sheahy. Carried.
Original motion as amended adopted by
the following vote: AyeS--Ald Healy,
Rice, Richardson, Sheahy and Timms.-
Nays-None.
BY Alderman Rice, that the Item Of
1928, for services as Treasurer, In the
bill OF Thomas Collins be not allowed.
AyeS-Healy, Rice, Richardson, Sheahy
and Timms. Carried.
BY Alderman Rice, that the Mayor
telegraph TO our representative at Lam
sing, to Introduce IAN act 10 authorize
the introduction of water works and
provide for the completion and manage
ment Of the same in the city. Ayes
Healy, Rice, Richardson and Trims
Sheahy. Carried.
On motion OF Alderman Richardson
the Council adjourned
4. r. MCDONALD,
Recorder.
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Plenty of nice dry beech and maple
wood for sale by Bolton & McIRae
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Faber lead pencils Cor cents each, or
IS cents per Dozen, at the ARGUS office.
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Monday evening, Mrs. NJ. p.
Godfrey, a daughter.
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Wuri Devuvrment.

Signal Service, u. 4. Army.
Division ~ kilograms and Reports for the benefit
OF Commerce and A gricultu re-W Weather Itsport--
Maximum and Minimum, Temper,,ture for each
day during the week ending Feb. AZ, 1877 4H
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Flint g. Pere Marquette R. R.

The shortest, quickest, snd most reliable route
40 and from Detroit, Toledo, 0e~elnnd, Cincin-
natl, Saginaw and Bay City H
aoIxa9ssr, SOUTH $50 WEST
Leave Alpena daily, except tundsy. ny Aipena
and BAY City line of stages st 1soe a. m.
BAY CITY.
Leave. Arrive.
Detroit Express, 70 An w w
S;'.i,t ernre.s gO0pm f35am
Leave. Arrive.
p... III pm 500 p m
Night express, -, I" ="
Leave. Arrive.
n. c;,,, a 7 ,a;npton mail, Z 81 n m teba a m
pas ivy Exnrrss i5sm 500 y IN
no,ro,, q Raw CITY express, sos pm 6ss p IN
E;eht sxrrcss. i0l5pm s20am
Leave. Arrive
Detroit & Bay City mail, 4ooam M"opm
Sleeping coaches on night srains: 81,
For further particulars sce smrll DIS
All trains run by Detroit time,
SANFORD KELLER, Assistant sunN
p. Nounsr General Ticket Agent.
A. Y. FLETCHER,
General Ticket Agent, Alpena, Mich
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McFsss CSmp
South Branch, Fdb., 10, 1871
The amount of logs banked by
this camp is 100000.
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Pencil Points.

There is no ice in the bay to
speak OF.
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ICE, ICE,
ICE.

Now u the time 20 leave your orders. snd r.
rurc thaf yan sill have tOod irc properly put M
for nest seasons Vst.
.i--t ~ f4h Wy Sas1rRs.
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CatalogucsSf Lanterns and Slides, with direc-
tuns for using, sent on arpscAtaon' Any enter
nrisinr man can make money with Magic Lam
Visitors TO the Centennial Exposition will do
wisely to defer purchasing goods IN our nne UNI
iii they COME 10 our stors in New York, where
thew will find greater variety and more moderate
prices and esrn select more ut their leisure But
we have consession 20 sell some styles OF our
goods in the building Of the Department of Pub
IL Comfort ans those not coming 10 New York
ARE invited 10 call on our representation there,
A full stock nj Views of the Exposition Build
ings and their contents
Gut this out for referencc sosmo
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OK FINE MIXLD CARDS, latest styles. or
%O25 Scroll, five style, with name. lnc., post
paid. NASSAU CARD Co, L. o. Box so. NASSAU, n. y.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Comptroller, recommending the pay
ment of sundry bills. Referred TO the
Committee on Ways and Means.
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Dane, McRae. Morse and Wall. Absent
Trustees Starbird aud Stout,
Journal Of last session read and APP
proved.
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POSTAGE.

Moved by Mr.. Dane, that the Seereta.
ry draw an order on the Treasurer for a
sum not exceeding three dollars to pay
postage on books received for library
Carried.
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sCUooI. TAX OF 1871.
Moved by Mr.. Dane, that the Secretary
notify J. p. Holmes, Esq, solicitor, 30
take no further action in the "Injune-
zion Cases so called. Ayes-Dane and
McRae. Nays-.Morse. Starbird and
Wall. Lost.
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J. n. TuRNnrIf. Attorney f,g Mcrtgagee
Dated February lst ls77 2sswlS-4- SOLO
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Ways and Means, recommending the
payment of the following bills:
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TkACHFKS MEETINU5.
Moved by Mr.. Starbird, that the
Superintendent hold teachers meetings
at such times as he may deem proper,
and that he report to this Board at each
regular meeting thereof, the names OF
all teachers who neglect to attend. Car
ricd unanimously
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Ordered placed on record.
Moved by Alderman Rice, that the
recommendation OF the City Attorney
in regard to the bill OF Mrs. Thomas
Nugent, be concurred In. Carried.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-26
How the Huron uns LOST.

The survivors of the Huron wreck have arrived
here. Several seamen who have been interviewed
make the following Statements The vessel was head
ing south southeast She under after sail. to
steady her. and steaming along. There event
to excite apprehensons of disaster. Master French
hak the deck She had sighted and passed Curri.
tued light, aud orders were given to keep bright
lookout for Body Island light. At 1910 the vessel
struck, when all hands rushed deck. Captain
Ryan and the officers acted promptly, aud the
responded all orders with AIacrity. The surf
terrible. Shortly after the vessel struck. boat was
lowered, but it was Immediately swamped. The
sci Slowed broadSiie TO the sea. which made clean
break over her, sweeping everything from the davits
Many the seamen and officers washed over
beard. and several killed by pieces of the wreck.
Captain Ryan and Lieutenant Simmons were n>t
seen together. struck the vessel and they
swept away. The vessel broke up fast. The surf
became moro and furious, making it beyond all
human effort to hold Ii dark Signals of
distress made bat rcsponse received.
No one knew where he was, and all who did get
ashore were washed there BY the surf. Ths Of
the wreck is attributed to local attraction of the
pass and strong eurrent setting shore, which
made the vessel 90 further to the snuthward tnan
her compass course indicated. Washington, Dec /.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-26
LEGAL NOTICES


SrPREME COIBr OF THU HAWAtAtN
- ISLASDS-In Probate. At Chambers. before 1lalirr
McCuuy. the matter of the Estate of VA. wfLLk,4
son, Of MolokAi deceaSed order % note % rrt
for % dischArse ahd anA dlst-
button Of properly.
Reading and Filing the petiou apd accounts % O.
Wider surety and Adnuistuter uf th- estate %
wni. wiiierson late q Mooka. rccassd. " Lerin le
asks to be aoSed Se1s.so and charges hinsrif vim
SiS5i7, and asks that the may be examined cd a-
proved. and that hna order may b. E=ar nf dstfian
ton of the property Tefi-uinx u bis hands per-
thereto entitled, and dscllarging hun aud hs
ties frnm all further responsibility "a s'ch.
II Is urierd. That EoNs-SDAf. thc itth lay %
JANUARY. tS7S. at ten o'clock a.. before tAr saIl
ius-icr Chambers IN the CsuIf Hurse. oia- -
Hnd the hereby Is rrfoinfcd fhr ilue asd p~c
for hearing said petition aud accunnts. aa tar s srsns
Interested nay then aud there Hppear and show eas u
they have. why the should b. granted.
present evidence 10 who eniiLld % To sa4
property And that this ordcr IN The kugt-h anElsz-
published IN the Hawaiian t'azesie. newspaper rFli-
e., Published Huaoinll. for three -
previous to the time therein apssintri fr si ssrng
LAWRENCE Mct' 'CiI.N.
Justicc Suprr-rc Codrt-
Attest A. ROSA, Deputy icEk supreme trurt
: n. DOLE. Attorney for Adlniniatrator-
Hunoiaiu, Decrmbcr tnst. iS-1 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-26
fla WAIIAN GAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL.
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.
PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
HENRY NJ. WHITN 4 Y.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 26. 1871.

As most Of our readers are probably aware,
the establishment known as the Gnzsne Office
presses, types aud material ofivarious kinds,
is the property of the Government-fr from whom
it has been heretofore leased by Mr.. H. NJ.
Whitney. The lease expires with the present
year, and this is consequently the last number
of the Ga,-fis which Mr. Whitney will issue.
In private letter from him received at this
Office about ten days since, Mr.. W. expressed
his intention Of forwarding a brief valedictory
article to appear in the present number. ow-
ing to the arrangement of our inter-isiand
communications caused by the storm, and the
non-arrival of the Likelike, the article il
question has not been received at the time o.
going to press.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-26
Supreme Court. Calendar for the
January Term A. I'D. ISIS.
HAWAIIAN JuRr-cRrnIxAL CASES.

HAwAuAx JuRr-cRmISAL CASES.
Kupele vs.. B. H. KahAnanui. New Trial ordered.
Maiuna by his Guardian kalimAkaunA VS.. De6STa
HA AkulOu ct al. Assumpst-
KamaikaihuiA W. ct al VS.. Keopuksua W. Eject
neut.
MIXED JURT-
W. Stevens Pahukuls W. C. PArke, Admins
traitor &c. ASsumpsit.
Frank Costa vs.. Kekzhuna. Ejestment.
wailAmA K. va Joaquin raeia. Action for Grim .
Con.
FoREIex JuRr--CRINISAL CASES.
The King Morris Rose. Assault with intent
to kill.
The King VS.. James Williams. Giving IntOxicat-
ing drink 10 Natives. Appeal from Police Justice Of
Honolulu.
The King Vs. J. H. Black. Violating the Sab.
bath. Appeal from Police Court.
James Gay VS.. J. L. Richardson. AssumPsit.
W. Il Stone va. A. Hutchinson. Acti0n on the
J. sismsea VS.. E. G. Hitchcock aud others. Tres
pass on the case
Ahfat c. vs. Aug.yOu c. Grim. Con.
Thee. H. Davies Hackfsld Co. Assuupsit
c. Brewer a Co. VS.. G. Il. Luce, Tax Collector
Assumpsit.
c. Van Dyck Hubbard vs.. Henry MAefArl.ns
sIrrIses IN BASco.
UukvE. Kamanonahu. Petition to Quiet Liant
Title.
Emma KaleIeonsiaui VS.. J. Mott Smith and otherI
Exceptions 10 the ruling of Mr. Justice AcCuiy;
i..r.tor Of c. Kanaina, deceased. Appeal from th'
decision Of Mr.. Justice McCuy sitting in Equity.
KilsuUes K rs, James Wight. Appeal from tn
decision Of Mr.. Justice Mccully in Equity
D. KalAkana and others Us. W. c. Parke Admin
istrator Of c. Kauaina and othsrs. Petition to Vnie
Land Title. Hearing before Mr. Justice MeCuny =
January 1873; aud 27 diEOrces
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-26
I,VPREMH &,OrRr or rta. HAwaItAN

- ISLAND. January Term. A. D. tS.S-In the
Of the Ieiiton OF David klaStua, Iytt h omnis,
j. o. Dominis. her husband, NJ. L. t1rghorn and A. :.
Cleghorn her husband, quiet title Ia certain lands
claimed by right Of inheritancs, Before Mr.. Justice
McCuiy.
TN reading and Hlng the petition of David Kalakaua,
Lydia n. nOmnis, j. nomnis her husband. NJ. l. Ceg-
hor and \ Cleghorn, her husband OF tIaouin. island
of Oahu claiming the title by right of ih-r through
kahec who the brother OF kauwa who the moth
kanaina, the said kahee being grand
Of the petitioners IN fee Of tain lands,
the Hawaiian islands being the lands described in the pc
1n herein and belonging IN q. kanaa, whO died iii-
testaIe At Honolulu. slaud Of oahu about day Of
Fehruar In the year lSTs aud praying tor to
claimants and decree ujndsing the said David Ka-
tkaua, Lydia nUuliniS. wife uf J. DOnis and NJ l..
Crghorn. wife Of ~ = Cieghorn to be entitled said
land n whole or la part
1t is order ed that "Wednesday. January .3r at 10 A. NJ.
a. ISIS be and Is hereby appointed for hearing said pc
tou b, fore said Justice OF the Suprens Court the
regular Of the supreme Court at the curt House in
Honolulu which time aud place all persons concerned
appear show canse, u any they have. why ths
said petition should be granted and thar THIS notice be
published In Honolulu In the English and Hawaiian Ian
n the Hawaiian Gezette newspaper published ia
the English language and the kuOSusi, newspaper pub
iished the Hawaiian language. for not less than theS
weeks before first day &c said OF supreme Court
Dated, Honolulu H. 1. Dec. II, ll7T.
LAWRENCE MCCUTLY.
Justice supreme Court
Attest: A. Rosa. Duputy Clerk. ga 20
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EUROPE.
sIrs. bonanza" Maekny's Grand Receipt,
10 (scac~aI Grant


New York. November 22.-i special from Paris
says: The great sensational event here yesterday
the fete consisting of dia ner and bali given in
honor of eI President Grant by Mrs. Msckay, wife
of" BOnaoLa Mackay,' at her mansion in the Rue
Tilsit. The affair Temporarily oyershadowed in i'm
portance as far the American Colony and fashion
able society are concerned, the present polit-
cal crisis here The house where it took place cost
800 GOO francs aud the furniture 500 900 francs
It looks out upon the Place EtOile and is spen.
did residence The garden brilliantly illumi.
mated and decorated with the national flags en-
blems set in thousand gas jets. An orchestra was
stationed in r Pavilion built out from the huuse in
front Of the Rue Tilsit dozen footmen in iyeries
OF crimson and gold. lined the and earway
Everything that money could supply and elegant
taste select, was there to add to the
BEAUTY AND mPREssVExEss
VI the scene There were covers for twenty-four
guests, follows General Grant and family: mem
bers of the American Legation and Consulate and
their families. There were unofficial Americans
present at the dinner The menu was inscribed on
small silver tablets. in the Of the famous din
ner given to Senator Sharon in San Francisco After
dinner grand reception and ball took place. Three
handred guests were present, among them Marquis
de Lafayette, Mme. de Roehambeau and De yOls
Thsrry. the Due de Riyoli. the Due aud Duchesse
de Bojano. the Duc and Mile Ribon de Trohen.
Complies de Boon, Serrurrier, De Aoutierrant,
De DiEonne and Excelmans. BAronnes De Delert
Delert aud DeGleon, Barons Honbeyrau and De Rel
nsch. and the Yjseomptes de Yillestruz aud Mar
chand, Due Dec4zes- Senator Laboulaye, Nine.
Henry Martin, Leon Say, Nine. Guzot and ~ Ger
uuschi, The American Colony was largely repre-
sened. and the number Of beautiful omen was very
remarkable. The ladies' costumes displayed extra
ordinary taste elegance and richness Daucing
Commenced early and continued until o'clock in
the morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-26

IL commenting, in the last number of the
Gazette, on the decision of Judge Judd in the
recent case of Ira Richardson vs. the Tax
Collector of Honolulu, we concluded with
these words: !" 1t is only necessary to add
" that the decision was rendered after twelve
o'clock on the last day on which it was
possible for the tax payers TO make their
appeal according to law" The fact is pre-
cisely as stated the opinion was delivered at
one o'clock of the day in question. Lest,
however, it might be inferred that the deci-
sion had been purposely delayed by the Court,
in order that the appeals of the tax payers
might thereby be defeated, we desire to make
the following statement of the precise facts of
the case. The petition of the plaintiff, for a
writ of mandamus, was filed Nov. 26th, 1877.
An order 10 show cause why the writ should
not issue was Immediately made, returnable
at p. Ill. on the 29th November, (the 2sth
the appointed hour, and the arguments of
counsel closed at 2 p. m. The next day, Nov.
SOth, at p. m, the judge delivered his opin-
ion in writing. 1t will thus he seen that his
Honor had less than "a hours in which to di-
gest the case as presented by counsel, arrive
at conclusion satisfactory to himself, and
write out his opinion. We think it must be
admitted that, as the lawyers would say, he
used due diligence" But while we are
quite willing to testify that the Court was not
at all 10 blame for the very unfortunate time
at which the case was decided we see nc
occasion TO modify in any way the remarks
we made upon the decision itself and its pro-
bable effect in the future. Assuming the view
of the law announced by his Honor to be cor
rect, we must say that we consider the Ian
guage of the statute, which required such a
construction, TO be extremely unfortunate, and
the probable consequences of the decision, in
an eminent degree, detrimental to the public
/ interests
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
IRENE COURT of ruE HAWAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS. In Probate.--Isiand Of Oahu, Hawaiian
Islands, In the Of the Estate 0f Joseph Morris
deceased Order appontnd time for Probate Of WIN and
directing publication OF Notice OF the same.
document, purporthg to be the last will and testament
OF Joseph Morris deceased having the 18th nay OF De
cemtrr, D. 1871. been presented to said Prohat court
and petition for probate thereof aud for the sss''ce
d, letter documentary to Alexander Cartwright, having
been filed BY c. u Brown.
II hereby ordered, that Saturday the fth day ofJAl
uarN a. D. lS7S o'cluck. a NJ. OF said day at the
Court Room Of -a Court ut Aoani lne In Honnuin be
the is hereby appointed the time fer ioVins
said win and h,arng said RPplieauou when and where
person Interested may appear and contest the said
VIII. and the granting OF lette ~ trStanientrry-
II l. further UrderVd, That Thereof be given by
publications. for three successive weeks In the Hawaiian
Gazette newspaper printed and published In Honolulu
And Il Is further ordered. That citations be issued
subscribing witnesses i'd WILL and o. the heirs OF
in Hunoiuu appear and contes, the pro
bate OF siil VIII, ut the time appointed.
naied Honolulu, II. /. December ssth, lSsT.
Cecil Br,wn. LAWRENCE McCULi.N.
Atl'y for Petitioner Justice supreme Court
4 - A I,.lsA LnnrE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-26
NOTICE.

Hawaiian Government Bonds, in denominations Of 500
$500 $780, 5000 $780, bearing interest OF
cent per year payable less than years be
had to limited amount, until further notice, applicA
ton at the Hawaiian Treasury.
JOHN N. KAPENA,
Minister of Finance.
Pi,anrs Danartnne ent August q. 1s77. 656
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-26
NOTICE

Guardians Administrators, Executors and other Trus-
tees having funds invest hereby notified that
Hawaiian Government Bonds OF denominations OF sioO,
s2Oo $500 soO and 5000 bearing OF six
r year viii be issued on application, limited extent
JOHN N. kAPENA,
Minister of Finance.
Finance Department, August27, 1917. 6Ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-26

~ Circuit November FERN, \. u. Issz hrld Al Wainlsa
Island of Hawaii Kniakua libellsat for divoFcr. "a
PuniwaL
In the above entitled libel for divorce nv orsrcI
that decree Of divorce from the bofI pf uataour
entered la favor Of the sad kHiasu- %
adultery Of the said Punivs b. aiisr
the expiration Of SIX months from thu .crce
upon compliance with the terms thereof uness sufcisnt
cause shall appear TO the contrary,
And the lbelan; Is ordered publish atiesfei copy
Of this order ia the Government Gazette and Kuakla
for six successive weeks the rs pnbstiun Wliha
one month from the dae OF tails order. prrsnns
Interested may. within months. yanss shy rI
decree should not be made 8tsatr Dated " ali1ra.
Hawaii, November :. iss7- Hy Court
= SPENCER. "a Clerk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-12-26

~ Cseuit. Hawat, -. November Term. =. u. ISL
Emily burke ". Henry Burke
In the above entitled libel for dvorre orrIsrrf
that decree u divorce fro the h,ls ef uIafrouy
enterSd in favor of the il Eny Burke for q
III treatment and adultery of the sni fenry Eurs~.
made absolute after the expiration q uunils
date Of this decree. upon compliance with the
Of unless sufficient shall appear the cuntraEr
And the lheliant ordered publish copr
Of this order the C5vernmen aud ku-oa far
successive weeks, the first puhIsln b. iihn
month from the date OF hfs order That all rer.ous
ested may, within six muntEs show by d.
should be made absolute. iiy ths Court.
T. SPESCEIi. ~ Clerk
Walnea November s. is.7