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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-04-26
DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtainedAn every State
and Terriiorv, for Inc MPArIBILITY and other
causes, no matter whete the party reside
10 years expe 4 ace. Fee after decree. All
letters conhdtl |. Address a. j. DE%-
r -2, Atty, Rooms 4 h o, I3S BeLrbotngst a,
CHlC%Go. LII objectionable referen res
given. Correspond nee VITA the. -kgal, BRO
fesgiOn .4vi.1d. ... 4t
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ARrEsiAN WELLS.

YEyHE UNDERSIGNED. BfGS LEass
Il to inform -.the pubic that he nv
prepared. with the most approved machinery,
TO eink Arusian Wells IN any part OF the Ssas'
on the shortest notice. IN
All orders u communications the ~. y.
feet address TO- Cuhovn 4 PaliAet, pa
Mountains. W. u. receive pr smpt Attshtinh.,
oDl>,S pAIMEh' r
Est.le Mountaic. l. 9ber g. fsli 4 IA. = -
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6 MERIT : = @--.

DY,vIRTUEO OF AN EXECUTION ISSUF d
z bout o. the Justices' c grt of Mon
Iou nship. in tnd for umboldt County. S are
of Nevada. GU the Sth day Of March, y. d
1877. and to me dteecfd and delivered, for
Judgment recovered in said ourt on the 3d
day If Mach, a. D. 1877, ~ fayog OF tae STATE
of Nevada end against the JeTs Winning aud
Smelling c mp0ny and the following named
real estate. 10 N1t
Assn Office, tupe'intendents Office, Sta BILE,
furnace building two cabins, stable in or
near ths town q Jersey, ia tbs county and
state aforesaid.
For the som Of sos s9-Io0 u. s. gold coin.
taxes, and delinquency amounting to b. sum
OF 81 gJ-t00. and costs faxed at Ft6 74-iOD.
and accrmng costs, al ia &. y gold coin.
have on this sd day # Ri. \. 10. 1877. lev
led on an taken IN xecuti the following
described property. 10 @it
Assay office superint Ident's fice, stable,
furna, building two e4bins, bic in or
near the town Of Jerse >. said property situated
in the town Of Jersey. Huab oldt County,
Nevada.
NOTICE. il hereby given that o1t
TUESDAY, THE MENft-fOJRrH PAY
OF NAY A. d. 1877.
Between the hours OF 3 o'clock in the morning
and o'clock in the If ernnon, VIZ At 2
o'clock p. ia IL freut of the Cou-trh0use
door in the town Of " innt mueca. Hum b0ldt
County. NevaGa, / wal sell all tie sb 90 de-
scribed property TO tbs highei bidder for
cash O. g. gold eoinsto sgt tsfy said execution.
costs ard accrpine costs, aud expenses Of
sale, or sufficient thereof as may be suifcient
TO satisfy said amo, nts.
c. A. KYLp.
Sheriff Of Humboldt County, Nevada.
Winnemneea, April 23d, A. II. 1871. I'd
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.


To. W. 8. Morgan and to whom 1t may con-
Germ {. ,r,,> ,r,r,r r
NVoU ARE HEREBY, NOTIFIED THAT l
have exl ended in money and laD'r the
sum of five hund dollars ta5sUl on me
Lookout Mine. situated in Battle Mountain
Mining District. lander Oouu'y, 9'.'o -
Nevada. and that unL IS yol pay me aG
Galen,.. IanterCoanty, Nevada, your proper
tionate share of said expenditure on SAID
mine for each and every foot you may legally
own in said mine, within ninety days from
the date Of the first publication OF TINS
notice, togethsr' with cos.s your lA'gIe7t "a
said min viii be forfeited to ME ny due
process of the mining lass VI the United
Stars JANIS MORGAN.
GALEsA, New, February 2 tn. 1911 .-m5-J0
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DELINQU INT NOil0E.
AR1zoNA sfLvEn nfIwlNo coapAnr.

u OCATfON If principal pace # business
IL san F.anciscD, Calf rnis Ice ion -
", rk.. Uuiouvllie. III mbo d G unity \ yaaa
NO IICE- here are delinquent Il on tha
following de- crIbed stock, Vn acconpt ~
asststIn, nj mo y levied "a tie SIKH teD
set opposite the names u the respective
shareholders. as flllowS:
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons in,ebted N.
me to settle at OnJe with my agent. AZ n
HAYES. and save costs,
RICHARD Nash.
WISNEMUcoA, January i3th, 1877 If
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IMPORTANT. CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature OF J.
uAyDacK, as agent for the United states sur
ryunds eacll box of Pins and Uinsznent A
handsome reward viii be given to any one
reildering such information Us may lead to the
leire ion Of any party or parties counterfeit
) u the lAediciBes4r vending he salas, klssw-
~ tneiIi to be hputious.-
*.*sold at the manufactory of Professor
HOLLOWAY & Co, New York and by all re-
peetable druggists and dealers ,in medicine
lhsoushout the cvI lied world ia Boats at 70
,elits, O. cen ana Al each.
&c hers Is conAidelsbL saved. By, taking
q Larg, xAizes
NIB Directions for the guidance
,.,lsptsin .ysky disorsaer al { stb .ed ~ each
l&.x
a.. - Liberty Street, New YQsk.
G-al3eleTG,lA,
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YOUNG Ri.sv

EW'ho may he suff ng from the effect of
iweli TO avail Themselves of this, the great
!. st boon ever laid at the altar Of SUFFERING
DIR. "PINNEY Will guaran
stee to forfeit $500 for every cas- of semina
y eakness, or private disease Of any k nd o
.haracter which he und axes anl fails {
Ore ne would tn refore say ~ the unfJr
ltunate sufferer Who may read this no ice
hat on are reading o. dangerous gr tint
when you longer delay in seeking the prope
emedy for your complaint. You may b
II the first stage; remember you are ap
lroaci ing the asst, If y3u are b'rderin
pom the last, and are suff ring some al
4 its ill effects, rem nicer that if on per
list Ia procrastination, the time must com
when the most skillful physician can Eel
Ter you no assistance WHEN the door q
IlOp will be close against you; when II
|lUgel If mercy tcan bring YOU relief. In ~
lease has the Doctor failed Of success, The
ct not despair work upon our imagination
but avail yourself of the beneficial resnl
|of his treatment before your case is beyonC
he reach OF medical skill, or before grin
death hurfiss YOU TO premature grave
Fnll course of treatment, S25. Send money
10y Post Office order or Express With FULL
description of case.
Call. or address.
Or. a. g. S7lNMEY,
No. il Ksarnsy Street, San Francisco.
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Po5tpoT merit.

Hi1E above sale, by order OF the
4 Directors Of tho Anzona silyer Mining
CoTnl any, Is her b. postpone mill tOIs-
DAY. APRIL stVENr lEfH, I5f7 at the
same place above set forth.
ap6-td wM. WILLIS, Secretary
PoStpoRemcat.
THIHE AB We sALF, BY ORDER OF THE
X Directors Of the Arizona NisiBg Gompa-
rs. Is beftbv postp ned unid TUESDAY,
MA1 Hast. 1871 st the same time and
place as above set for b.
WI WILLIS. Secretary.
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Wig
kectifers. 5000 90
Dealers, retail liquor. ............-.... 70 w
/ callers, v holesale liquor. 100 %
Dealers in malt liquors. wholesale.. so 90
Dealers in malt liquors retail .. - 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco % 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. ........ 800 20
And ON sales of over S 900. 80 cents
for every duli2r in excess of 81 600.
Dealers il III inufacturod tobas co.,. 90
Manufacturers of stilis. 50 90
Aud for each I'll manufactured. -. 20 20
And for each Worm manufactured. ~ %
Manufacturers OF tobacco. ............ 10 W
Manufacture RS oi cigars. ............ lO OU
PeGlers Of tobacco, first class more
tn n two horses or o. her aniIIrds).. % W
h RS or other anifaqisj ........... 25 90
Pc .erS of tob eco, third class tone
hol Sc or other aniEIall .......... - w
Pedlers Of tobacco, fourth class ton
foot or public corveyance) .......... 10 O
Brewers If IS than 800 barrels...... 80 OO
Brewers of 500 barrels or more -. 10O 10
Any person SO liable. who shall fail t" COM
ply with the foregoing requirements viii be
subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to lay any OF the
Spec.3 al Taxes named above must apply to W.
T.. French, tepaty Collector OF Internal
Rereuue at WINNEHuCCA, Nevada, AMI pay
for and procure the Special Tax stamp or
Stamps they ne d prior 10 Ma /, 1917, and
WI .aOUr FURTHER NOTICE.
special Tax Stamps viii be trans nitted oy
mail only on receipt from the pers' or hfin
ordering the same OF So cihc directions soto
do, together with the, cessary postage
stamps or he amount required TO pay the
postage. The postage ON one stamp is three
cegtr ard on two stamps SIX cents. If II Is
desired that they be transmitted By regis cred
mail. ten cents additional should accompany
the application t+ssEEN h. RAuM,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, ID. c., January %, 1S77-a4-3w
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE:
u. 8. Internal Revenue
SPECIAL Taxes. May /,
1877, to April so, 1873

YEVHE Revived TTAT8rTs OF THE
Z United States, Sections 1882, 1927, 1888,
393a, require every person engaged in any
business, sv 1cation. or emp Cyment which
reneers him liable TO a SPECIAL Az, to PR J.
CCRE AND PLACE GINS ICUODSLY IN
HIS FSTABLIs iMENF OR PLACE OF
BUSINESS a STAMP denoting the payment OF
said SPECIAL lax for the special Tax Year
beginning May l, 1877, before commencing or
continuing business after APP il 80, 1877.
return. as prescribed on Form il. is also
required by law of every person liable to
Special Tax as above.
The taxes embraced within the provisions
of the law above quoted are the following,
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ASH & ROBBINS,

s6o FULTON STREET BRooKLYS, N. Z.
april 25:ly.
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ASH & ROBBINS,
20 Fulton STREET; RaooKLYN. Ny.
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED.

All sufferers from this disease that are anx-
ieus to be cured should try Ds.. Kissmer's
Gel. brata6 SON uiaAptive Powder.
These Powders are the only preparation
Known tn t will cure .Onsu naption and
all diseases of the hrana Lungs-
indeed, SO strong is our faith in them an al
so to convince you that they are Hs humbug
we will toward to evtry sufferer, by mall
post paid, f ee Triai Box.
We d MT want your money until you are
perfectly satisfied Cf their curative powers II
your life is worth saving don't delay III Civ
ing these Powders q trial, as they Will
surely cure you.
Price, for large box, $500. sent to any part
OF the United States or Canada by mail on re-
ceipt OF price.
Address,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-03-31

To the Editor Of The Pacific Commercial Advertiser
SIK.-It is much TO be regretted that you have
occasion to devote your zen and space to advocs-
ting a much needed reform in the sanitary condi-
ton Of our city, but since the occasion does exist,
and in a form so glaringly prominent, 30 offensive
TO our organs Of inhalation-so dangerous TO the
health of the community. and so disreputable to
its sense of t~olerating poisonous odors-I am thank
full that you evince the disposition to do your
part toward correcting the evil, by leading of in
battle against ii.
The evil to which you allude in your leading Ed
itorial Of the 18th inst. is, unquestionably the in
evitable result Of a grand mistake made soma years
ago in ordering that all privy vaults should be
made some ten or twelve feet deep, in not ordering
at the same time,-or since, that IL should be the
imperative duty Of some one to see that some kind
Of deodorizing and disinfecting substances were
used in those now reeking volcanoes Of baneful
efiuvia abuttiDg upon every ten rods Of sidewalk
in the city.
/ hoped in commencing the lerusal Of your article,
to find pointed out there, a remedy but was dis
appointed in not finding any which seemed to me
practicable in our peculiar circumstances.
A system Of sewerage to meet the case, il strikes
me is out Of the question for several apparent
reasons the plans adopted by the city Of Paris
cannot be made to help US, for reasons quite as
apparent.
Unfortunately for Honolulu and the Paris theory,
the national crop (kalO) provided by the Almighty
for this people, needs no manuring Of this kind
the virgin soil Of the country is not likely to induce
its tillers. for some time to come to purchase and
freight to their 6elds,-either for their benefit or
ours, the poisonous substances which in their present
state are so deleterious to the community. and see
no Immediately applicable and inexpensive remedy
except in the use Of the earth closet system or the
enforced use and supervision Of deodorizing and
disinfecting agents, and the removal Of excremen-
titial deposits beyond the reach Of ofense or harm
from their immediate presence.
Respectfully yours, w. H.. J.
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T~rans-Paciac Cable.

The following letter from a gentleman interested
in submarine telegraphy In Australia. addressed 10
the Hon. A. 8. CleghOrn, Of this city. viii be read
with interest.
PETFY's HOTEL. sTDxrT.e
Feb. 9th, 1877.
Mr. DEAR sin
1t may be interesting TO you 10 hear that the
duplicate Cable Conference broke up on Friday,
after sitting for over q week, and with practically
no result. New Zealand 10 10 open negotiations
with America 10 get that country 10 assist In the
subsidy for the cable 10 40 via your shores 10
America, and two other governments are 20 open
fresh negotiations for n cable In the opposite direc-
ton. 1 enclose you printed copy Of the conferepce
agreements.
I should have had the pleasure Of seeing you
before this, but l have had 10 wait the result OF this
conference. and since the conference was over the
delegates wish 20 open fresh negotiations with me.
This I did not know till last evening, 30 ! may be
detained here for some time yet
Will you please inform the King and his Ministers
that we are doing all we can 10 arrange for the FIRST
section Of your cable, and IL 10 now quite possible
that It will start from these shores.
I note by the newspapers that Captain q. q.
Moreno IL, or was expecred 20 be on his way shortly
10 Honolulu In the interest Of some pHci6o Cable
Company. VIII you kindly remind Ministers that
the cable 10 now almost sure 10 oOme this way, and
here connect with two other cables via India round
the other way 10 London. and that I hope tho con-
cession asked for viii be granted me 70 land either
coming from or going 10 America. i should have
come on to have arranged this, but could not leave
these negotiations before being finished.
| have oil the cable specimens, maps. routes,
&C., SO. / promised TO send ON 20 the King, but
have been expecting 20 bring them ca by almost
every mail, hence the reason these things have not
reached your islands. Yours faithfully.
A~UDLEpOeQE,
Hog. A. s. CLEQRonH,
Honolulu. HI
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Supreme Court-Calendar for he April
Term. 1877.
Eos rHE NArnK JrKr.

Eos rHE NArnE JcKT.
The King Is. J. H. Perjury. J. X. UnAuuA
Tor prisoner.
The King -. SAN KamAkahL Gross Cheat
The King Is. Hoopii. Larceny.
The King IS. Hamai. Housebreaking.
Kekaawe Is. E Mlkalemi. TresPass. L. Kelii-
pho for defendant.
E Mikalemi Is. SekAawe. E~jectment E. Pres
ton, for plaintiff.
W. 5 PahukulA IS. c. Kansina. Assumpsi,, J.
NJ. Davidson for plaintiff, ". C. Jones, < Preston
and Z. 7. oHallorAn for defendant.
KamehAokAlani and Kaae Is. 7. W. MalAiki'
Action OF EJeetment. A. S. Hartwell tor plaintiff
MIXED jury.
kaaihue o al as. Elizabeth Crabbe and Horatio
q. Crabbe. Action Of Ejeetment. A. 5. HArtwsll
for plaintiffs W. c. Jones aud r. Preston for
defendants.
Keauuli Us. AkinA. Ejeetmeut, f. Preston for
plaintiff W. c. jones aud J. X. Unauna for defeu.
dant.
Kaaua and Naai his wife Us. Joseph Morris.
Ejeetmeni, E. Preston for plaintiffs.
Aholo is. d. p. Eldridge. Grim. Con. W. r.
Castle for plaintiff; E Preston for defendant.
FoRsIoN JURY.
Rex. rs. Manchuek. Gaming. !. N. Davidson
and l. Keliipio tor defendant.
lex. rs. Apo. Having opium IN possession. j.
NJ. Davidson for defendant.
The California Manufacturing Furniture Co. Us.
c. E. Williams. AssumpsiL. W. II. Castle for
plaintiff.
Bishop & Co. rs. Young Hee. A~ssumpsit. T.
Preston for plaintiffs; J. NJ. Davidson and +. T.
O'Halloran for defendant.
Jas. l. Dowsett Us. Godfrey Brown e. al Az
snmpsit J. NJ. Davidson and F. 7. O'Halloran
for plaintiff; 4 Preston for defendants.
Morris Rose rs. John MeKeague. Action Of
Tort. Al s. Hartwell for plaintiff J. VI. Davidson
and f.. Preston for defendant.
Is BANCo.
+. NJ. Green as. Annie Green. Libel for divorce.
7. II. Davies et al rs. Hackfeld 4 Co. Excep-
tions to verdict and motion for new trial. r.
Preston for plaintiff A. $. Hartwell for defendant.
IN re the will Of r. Kamakea. Appeal from
decision Of Mr.. Justice Judd. w. G.. Jones for
appellants; C.. Brown for the will.
Kaehukona Us. Ahuna. Appeal from decision
of Mr.. Justice Judd. A. S. Hartwell for plaintiff
r. +. Bickerton for defendant.
In re the Estate Of F.. G.. Padekin, a bankrupt.
Question reserved by Mr.. Justice Judd. A. S.
Hartwell, Attorney General, for the government;
w. C. Jones and r. F. Bickerton a~ssignees In
persOD.
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SUNDAY IN SAX FRAScIsco.-One or the results
OF this impotence OF the churches Is that there
il no public observance Of the Sabbath. All the
saloons are open, all the billard-rooma are ia
full blast, there are performances at many OF the
theaters. At not at all Of them, the majority OF
the stores are not closed, and the streets are filled
with vehicles Of all kinds. Ii ia also the chosen
day for making excursions, and every Sunday
San Francisco pours out her population by myr-
lads over the ferries 10 Oakland, San Rafael, and
10 other points in the neigbborbood Of the city.
Excursions trains are run by the railroad that
goes northward TO Russian River, and by the
Southern Pacific, which is to reach San Diego
some very fine day. A few OF the travellers on
those occasions simply 60 to enjoy the scenery,
which is both wild and beautiful, but the ma
jority are hunters after deer, wild ducks, snipe,
quail and other kinda af game. They have with
them their dogs, and the stranger who happens ON
Sunday 10 10 down at tho Davis street wharf,
whence the ferry starts for Sauoelito, the term
mus OF the Russian river road, Is startled at n
sight so foreign 10 Eastern notions, and 10 tho
religious ideas in which these men were bred;
for the great majority (nine-teen-twentieths) Of
them are from States where a man would sooner
think Of cutting his throat than going out with
his dog and gun to hunt upon the Lords day.
l do not pretend to pass Judgment upon the alb
stract proposition Of its being wrong or right 20
to do. simply point out that the atmosphere
of a community 50 tinged with the mining ele-
ment quickly dissolves the most stubborn reli-
gious views.-Erchanqe.
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The Tran.-paelao Man serviee.

The following is from late issue Of the Auckland
Herald .1ff#
II may be reasonably accepted that a settlement
Of terms for the San Francisco Mail Service has
been arrived at, and will be ratified by both the
New South Wales Government and that Of New
Zealand. The Governments Of both Colonies 40
well AZ the contractors have. IL appears from our
telegram, agreed TO the terms which from the estab-
lishment Of the present service we have always
coniended should be the basis Of the arrangement.
The New Zealand Coastal Service We have always
con,ended was not only q useless waste Of money,
but also q waste Of time and q great danger 10 the
stability Of the service. In fact IL destroyed the
-Maogregor contract. and, with the Fji
branch service the same result would speedily have
settled the contract now existing. Now. Fiji, GER
taiDly, and Honolulu, at the option Of the con-
tractors, are 70 be dropped from the service AZ ports
Of call; Auckland 10 10 be the New Zealand port Of
call, the frat for arrivals aud che last for departure
from and 20 San Francisco. The sum total Of
subsidy is G72,600 In the two colonies, being a pro-
portiOnate share Of G40.O00 from New South Wales,
and G32. 600 from New Zealand. which, "A we have
repeatedly stated, IL a liberal contribution on our
part, considering the trading and other advantages
guaranteed 20 New South Wales By the fact Of
Sydney being the terminal port Of the Australian
end Of the line. The arrangement 10 what a few
weeks ago we were enabled 20 state 30 likely 10 be
arrived at, and, now that Affairs are settled, We
hope the service will 60 on az a permanent success,
securing the confidence Of the public both at home
and in the colonies. We have not ceased 10 rrgo
the making Of Auckland the port Of call. This n
accomplished, and the result should be aatisfaotorv
to the city and province.
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HIS RUSSIAN Majesiy's war-shiP, IaponetE, for
some time past under repairs in our port, steam
ed off to San Francisco. with the customary ex-
change of naval s~alutes, on Tuesday, March 9th.
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Police CoURT.-Edmund Bright, who had been
in the employ Of CleghOTn 4 Co, arrested for
stealing goods from the store for the establishment
of an underground retail store, was sentenced to
one year q. hard labor and S25 fine. Speculation
turned out not very profitable. Only nine DRINKS
during the two weeks past. There is hope that
: bad gin 4" is not all consumed, and plenty more
on hand. PdOa gave a castigation to Liliha (w),
for selling her hat less than he had estimated the
value of it, and paid SIS for a lecture on manage
ment of domestic affairs. Moses Hiram, who drew
blood from the head OF his wahine by striking a
bottle against It, Instead Of water from = rock,
paid IS for his experiment. PupokG, a medical
man without an N. D., who practiced with colored
water and without a license, wa fined $3.50.
The arrest Of 80 gamblers by surprise is a feat
perhaps never equaled. and deserves the highest
praise. Every one is aware how well gambling
bells are guarded and how difficult it is to make
a successful descent upon them. We referred to
the punishments last week. Keawenui (k.) and
Ailaau (w.) stood before His Honor with down
cast looks, arrested for the third time for loving
very mucbly but not wisely, and both having been
discharged from working out a fine by six months
prison labor, and again arrested for the anne
offence, this is truly a woeful example OF affinity,
and appears to be as near o case of true love as
mock-turtle soup is TO genuine turtle. His Honor
after deep consideration came to the conclusion
that 1t is impossible to keep the lovers apart as
long as they are together. We think so ourselves,
and plead for the mock-turtles a lenient applica-
ton OF pepper. They were next day sentenced TO
two and three months prison labor. haiGdi,
charged with house-breakiag aad stealing $3.50
from Mangero a Japanese, on evidence was sent to
Supreme Court for trial. During the few days II
DRINKS have come up before the Court, in evidence
that gin is thinner than oil.
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I. ADANsoS, jr.. fomerly o. s Consul at this port,
and for several years past filling that office at Mel
bourne. Australia, was a passenger by the mail
steamer on Thursday. en- route for the States.
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MISUNDERSTANDING the passengers en- route
from Australia to San Francisco by the mail steamer
on Thursday was a Chinaman with his wife and
child. The woman was English, young and rather
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-03-31

CIGAR MAKING IN HoSoLULu-A ChinsDan on
Nauaau street manufactures very good cigars from
Hawaiian filings and American wrappers. The art
Of caring tobacco properly has never been prae-
ticed here, and We remember several tobacco grow
ing enterprises in the pas, that failed for this cause.
The plant grows almost anywhere on these islands
quite luxuriantly.