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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-29
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
eighteenth dag OF january, 1878.
a. IN6RAHAM, Notary Bubble,

The Board of Directors at meeting held on
tho nineteenth day OF January. 1879, after set.
ting aside 100000 to reserve fund f8om the net
earnings Of the gear. and paying 10 per cent
dividend TO the stockholders, have resolved to
pay CASH DIVIDEND OF TWENTY-FIVE
PER GENT on the net earned participating
| premiums of the year ending December %
1877. said dividend payable On and after Mo-
day, the twenty eighth day OF January. 1s7e.
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QJPP &@ COAST

NEW ORLEANS, KBNNERyILLEA AND COAST
DAILY PACKET.
So = FOR KENNERvILLE AND COAST
ahaazsRz=s@aaash landings-The steamer
RHCE FARMER,
Chs. Debouchel, master. 8. Toca, clerk.
Leaves daily at 10 q. M. sharp Sundays OK
centad for all way landings. Pays particular
attention to plantation business. For freight or
passage apply on board. :, ..-,o
clerk is always on the levee 70 Eecelsye
sPRIHs AR Ap SQ mn b bERA Shar TRr
Co.,. W. WEEf bhh pA TTUkhEEup,s, VEL.
49, Es5S hams. and all plantation landings
The steamer rr
I'm place OF the Mary Eda.a
Leaves T h3z bfYEssE rHU Ga b and Sat
Retnrnn a. down the coast on alternate days
and in daylight. For freight or passage apply
o4 fe gst e u ~ W.. ooMAUx 40 Oontl street.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
g !. g FeR RARSAhh & Il a, PLANTATION E.
and ali coast landinas-The ans
side-wheel passenger steamer
BELLE
Geo. nj. Woods and Ohas. Dean. elerks
! Will leave as above. Returning leaves ASn
! day, coming down the coast In daylight 70
freight passage aRpHg Sc % oont street,
4pHa All fraseht deIjverad in he daytime.
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MkLAKOFF BITTERSs

MkLAKOFF BETTERSs
The best stomaehic and tonic sovereign Eesneoy
for Dyspepsia. Excellent for an ana"maaasaa
morning beverage
law praos-Pure @na Reliable.
For sale In all quantities by g..
ALPH. WALz,
Sole Manufactures.
ia1a ~ adp no. 2s Cont street. New orleana
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usecespts at the New Basin

Haudsboro--Per sohr Hsnrietta--55000 fset lumber
H Buddg , A. nm
feet lumber 10000 latbs W W Care eco
pearl River-Per echr Wade Hampton-S$,ooo feet
lumber to w Adams
Pearl River--Per sohr Star--35,o COO feet lumber
to w w Care Geo
Pearl Riyer-Per echr Petronia-25, 900 feet lumber
to WV Care Geo
wolf River-Psr sohr M Toulme-50o bbs Sand
to order
Jordan River-Per sohr Lvander Jane--35 cords
wood to master
Tiokfaw Per sohr Hetter Ellis--6o cords wood to
Bayou Laoombe-Per schr Pella-soo bbls charcoal
to master
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a.
MRpEPHaHa.
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
LINE
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKETS
HENRY FRANK, i
Can't J, i. Hicks, Alf. Grissom clerk.
CHAS. r. CHOUT,EAU,
Capt. W. II. Thorwegan. Geo. Miltenberger clerk.
- THE ABOVE NEW AND LARGE
s boats will run regularly .. kline, ne en an9
Memphis, leaving every WEDNESDAY, at
y Coast, town and bena freights solicited and
Passenger .aecommodations FIRST GLASS
>'-'>' :. BROCKETT L CARTER, Agents.
vaCRsnUme. aaEnsNvHLLB ANB sHsNaes,
UNITED BTATRa MAIL PACKET.
Leaves eSsrT 7Io FHb1 4 RaToHHz
| lsa@saaR Davis Bend and intermediate land
in ags.,I "a gtee s'nguou
y R! R1sse S g sps t. n !, nse'
yohn =. Mosss,op. q cle 3 .,,.,,, u- ..,.,
ssrsos tSs sos al noZn ths zs1oo saa
| u. u. WAYNE
| -. GEO. .. HITE. AGENTS.
HATURDAY VIUKBBURta UNITED hTArkF
| MAIL PACKET
leaves syeryv RARRhRA4 e. hKur
~ - Natohez and oil intermediate land
inaa--The passenger packet
| YAZDO VALLEY.
In place OF Natchez)
Frank Beck. Jr,, master, Andy Roland. clerk
connecting at Vleksbura with the Parisot. Ltne
for Tazoo, Tallahatchie and Sunfower rivers
and with Anchor Lime for Memphls. Cairo snt
| st. Louis.
This boat reserves the right to pass all land
lngs that the Captain may consider unsafe.
Ror freight or passage applye board, or to
JANNEY WORK, 1os Common street..
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REGULAR WEEKLY BAYOU SARA AND
COAST PACKET.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at .. m.
egmHp EOh BAYOU BAkA,. WATERLOO
a Hermitage Port Hickey, Baten
~ Rouge. plauuemine and way land
ipgs-The fact and splendid passenger steamer
0IACMHTA BELLE,
lin place Of the John W. Cannon.
John q. Libano, master. Thomas Howard, CLERK,
Leaves az above, returning down the cor st
every FRIDAY For freight or passage apply
on board or to
GEO. d, HITE, Tehoupitoulas st.
BRI1TuM H. EPpLEls, "a ssrayier ST.
LORD B MoPEAKE ID Damp street.
auss q. G.. WAYNE. 100 Gravier street.
r s,-The 81. John having been laid up. the
OUACHITA BELLE will attend TO oil OF her
coast business.
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"a KaeNJ Sara

BAYOU SARA BEMI-WEEKLY UNITED
STATES MAIL PACKET.
r.. FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO,
.lRsaNESesss Hermitage. Port Hudson. Lobdell's
Hszz#7a@S Store. Baton Rouge, PlaQuemine and
postoffice lRndings-Stsamer
RT. MARY
TN place of Gov. Allen.l
Leaves every MONDAY end FRIDAY ct . .. M,
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. T. QARL1N, Il Tchoupitoulas ct.
iys1.. ..JANNEY d WORK. 1os Common st.
bayou Lafourohe business OF Capt. joe Dali
ferea.
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e. J. Hart.
j. I. Harris.
J. Wells.
Hugh WILSON,
Scott MoGehee.
J. G. Morris.
l.. Baldwin,
T. L. Airey.
| Lionel @. Levy.
w. Il. Seymour.
! Sam'l L. Boyd.
| .. A, ChaRraiz.
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maea,,sa ae the old Rasfu

Tchefunota River--Per sohr Martha D--4o,o GOO
feet lumber to order
Bayou Lseombe-Per schr Odslis-ls cords wood
to master
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HRsapssFta

VERA CRUz-Per steamship City of Mexioo--40s
SACKS coffee 10 bales do to Gordon a. Goma --26 do
Schmidt H. Zeigler-- ZIG do s sacks do Smith Bros
! Aeo ~ ,,.
| CATBARIEN, CUBA-Per sohr Robert Rud-2eA
| hhds sugar to Agar Lelong #.
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DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
: Jesse 8. Flower.
Horny Benshaw.
T. Alous,
B. W. Taylor.
8. B. Biscoe,
ID. Fatjo.
James !. Day.
Charles Macready
y. ID. r.. Craig,
lr. Emory ClapD.
|. John G. Gaines,
Z. John 3. Groves.
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net DTOHL- sE1D4, Gus IN
The Company has the following assets esti.
mated at their market values:
Stocks and bonds. $500 $40 90
Loans ON mortgage. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. e.1a2 %
Loans on pledge. ....-"..............--. ss,oAe
Bills receivable. 114ga. %
Real 6STfLG. AS D0A 90
Premiums In course of ooaleotion...~., S2Aea 40
Cash on hand. 1859 As0 70
Total assets, $3.50, SOC 90
Tho foregoing statement Ills just truaan
correct transcript from the books OF the com.
Dany.
JAS. !. DAX, President
H. CARPENTER Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-10

To the Editor Of Pacific Commercial .AdUsrhssr &:
SIR: was amused, panied. and Disguised,
while reading the Gazette Of this week. Amused
to witness the wriggling Of a writer who was try
ing to make corrections'-for the more be
wrought the deeper he sank, until a pair Of ears
we're all that remained to my minds eye. Panied
out Of sympathy for a young friend, who,
whether be would or not. took a coat Of soit-soap
and mild abuse. Disgusted--that any one could
be so mean as the writer OF the attack On the Hon.
Walter Murray Gibson has proved himself to be.
The legislative work of the Honorable member for
Lahaina has been a matter known to all men for
three months past; but not one line Of criticism has
any writer for the Gazette penned during all that
time. No sooner, however, than the Honorable
member has turned his back upon our shores for
much needed rest and recreation, than we find
some one mean enough to fling mud after bin.
There are many persons in this Kingdom who
quite agree with you in the estimate put upon the
work of the member for Lahaina in your last
paper. 1t would have been better for the country
if the Assembly had furnished a score Of such hard
workers. If we crticise the method Of his work
ing We must consider the material out Of which an
opposition had to be created. and the character Of
the Administration to be opposed; such considera-
tons will lead any iair-minded man 10 think twice
before he attempts criticism. The cant and bypoc-
risy OF the Gazette writer are fully manifest when
we read in an article, written while under the lash
Of sound criticism. the following sentence: The
Honorable gentleman should be ready to draw the
mantle OF Christian charity around the frailties
and shortcomings Of our common humanity;
always remembering that To err is human. TO
forgive divine;' " while in the next breath he is
found venting criticism that j. neither sound nor
brave. The whole animus Of the Gazette writer
may be found in his a~scription Of your motive for
praise Of the member for Labaina TO the supposed
fact that that gentleman had labored for three
months =. to put money into the Golfers Of the AD-
vERTIsER." The Gazette writer has not a soul
above his pocket; the plain inference being that
money put 10 his Golfers would have brought praise
instead of censure.
Taking warning from the treatment experienced
by the Hon. Mr. Castle, | simply sign myself
VINDEx.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-10

Our readers will BE- panied 10 learn 81 M death
Of Rev. T.. W. Clark, who died ole sunstrrks. =.
Chicago. on the i6th ult, eyed 20 years. IL was
Frustrated by the heat on the previous Sunday.
Mr.. CLARK was born at Haverhili. y. n, April
25. 1899 graduated a. Dartmouth College In
ls2f, and At Andover 1927 and arrived At TIE
Islands March 81. ls2s. lie commenced bis iabOrs
at Honolulu, where be remained six years lie
then removed tGLahainaluna aud Waikiki. where
be la5ored nine-years and from thc latter place
returned 10 Honolulu. taking charge 81 the isrgc
congregation az kAwaiahao. Mr.. Clark leaves
two daughters, residing on these Islands. one
daughter in japan. aud two sons Ia San francisco.
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RECAPITULATION

SEC. 2. The Minister of Finance shall credit the
appropriations of the last Biennial Fiscal Period, all the
amounts appropriated by the Act. approved on the 29th
day of September. A. D. 1876. and remaining uneIpended
on the 31st day OF March. A. D. 1878, not otherwise re-
appropriated. and such amounts shall be deemed no
longer available for the objects for which they were ORR
ginally appropriated.
SEC. 3. The Minister of Finance shall continue to
pay the Salaries appropriated by this Act, the compen-
sation of soldiers and constables the compensation of
school teachers and the current expenses of the Bureau
of Education, the Board of Health, the expenses of the
Fire Department, OF the Supreme and Circuit Courts,
Government Stocks and the interest accruing thereon,
until the 3Oth day of June. A.. d. 1880, unless new sppro-
priations are made before that date.
SEC. 4. The Minister of Finance shall not cause or
allow to be paid from the Treasury, any money for
objects not provided for by this law.
SEC. 5. 1t shall be lawful for the heads of depart
ments In cases where special appropriations may fall
short, to apply to the same the surplus of other special
appropriations in the same department, not required to
be expended so as to make up the deficiency, each head
of department duly accounting to the Legislature for
such transfer.
SEC. 6. This Act shall take effect from and after the
date of its passage.
Approved this 9Th day of August. A. D. 1873.
KALAKAUAR
With the approval of His E1cellency the Minister of
Finance, / have appointed Eugene R. Hendry. Deputy
Collector of Customs for the Port of Honolulu Island of
Oahu. w. F. ALLEN.
Collector General Of Customs
August 5th. 1878. A.
Mr.. John J.. Porter has this day been appointed an
agent to take acknowledgements to instruments in the dis
trict of Hilo. Island of Hawaii.
THOMAS BROWN. Registrar of Conveyanees.
Registrar Office, August sth, 1873.
NJ q wilmer Minister Of the Interior.
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On Saturday. 18th August, 1873. at II NJ, will be sold at
the mont entrance Of Aliiolani Hale, the two () lots on the
West side of The intersection Of Queen and Fort streets in this
City. They together measure 90 feet on Queen street and 100
feet on Fort street. Buildings not included in sale. Upset
price IS 600. Title Royal Patent. SAE'L G. WILDER,
Interior Office, July IL, 1873. CoD Minister Of Interior.
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MoEE xFRovENESTs-we note preparations by
the well-known house Of Bolles 4 Co. for The cree
ton Of a swo-story n~re-proof brick store on the site
Of their old stand, Queen street. During the con
struetion Of the new buildinK-whieh Is Ia the
hands Of Mr.. Baker, the builder aud architect
Bolles * Co. viii occupy ihe store next door to
the north.
A BENEFTr.-We learn that the Honolulu Min
strels and other performers will. on Wednesday
evening next. give an entertainment at the Royal
Hawaiian Theatre for the benefit Of the funds Of
Honolulu Engine Company No. l. The boys OF
No. ] deserve a rousing house, which We hope they
will ave-foT We don't forget that they recently
favored The public with 4 hrst-class ball.
AN ArRocIous PrS-It is astonishing to what
lengths the habit Of punning may carry a man.
Here is one that We end going the rounds Of the
American papers
An exchange has learned that Miss Lulu
Prange. OF Brooklyn. Is 10 have an elegant sand.
witch dinner. whereupOn the Philadelphia Bulle-
tin. uumindfnl Of the fact that Miss Prange is not
a Sandwich Highlander, says it's an effort TO
Honor-lulu.'
MUsIc.-The band will play this afternoon at
Emma Square. at 8 O'Clock. The following is the
programme
Overture. Opera" Fra Diavolo" new ...........A uber
CAyatina; Opera" LnGiA .penl1stl
selection. opers-.simon BoccancgrA INV
Fantasia, "RussiAh songs" 10y request ......... Riviere
Polka, " amen 'SHAuS'
The last moonlight concert in this month will
take place on Tuesday, August IS, in Emma
Square at the usual time.
NAvAL.-The Russian war ship Rreysser arrived
on Monday, II days from San Francisco, aud ex-
changed salutes with the shore. The following Is
a list of her officers c. n. NasinoG, Captain; T..
X. Boyle. Commander; n. +. Narbont, First Lieu
tenant; W. r. Padalka. Second Lieutenant; q. l..
Radlof, Third Lieutenant and Paymaster; W. n.
Sasonof, Fourth Lieutenant; n. NJ. Romaschef,
NJ. |. AfauazieG, W. p. Jourkofsky, NJ. +. Lamanan
Sub Lieutenants; n. L. Chuprof, Navigating on
Ger; X. 7. IvanoH, p. A. Tumanoh, Assistant
Navigating Officers; a. p. Leontief. Chief En-
gineer; l.. A. Ziem, n. A. Bierstadt. Assistant
Engineers; S. NJ. Afanazief, Doctor; aud $50 seamen.
We learn that ii. b. Ms ship Opal was TO
leave Esquimault, V. l., August /, for this port.
She will be due next week.
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CIRCUIT COURT, KAUAI.-On Tuesday last Hi
Honor Justice McCully, of the Supreme Court
sailed for Kauai to hold the term Of Court for tina
circuit. Messrs. Hartwell, Brown and BickertoI
also went as counsels.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-08-10

A PUBLIC LIBRARY.-For a well-written essay on
our need OF a public library in Honolulu, see
fourth page of to-day's paper.
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BRIEF MENTION.

HIS ExcELLEECY Gov. DOminis paid a visit to
the Russian war vessel on Thursday, and on leaV-
ing, the usual salute was fred.
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FoRGorrES.-AmoDg the omissions By the Legisls-
ture was the important subject of Chinese ~immigra-
ton, which is steadily going on With absolutely no
women. But perhaps it may be held that the Board
Of ImmigratiOn possesses the power to make needed
regulations and if so, let US hope that it will attend
to the duty without delay.
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BUREAU OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Salary of Inspector General. 4.0O %
Travelling expenses Of Inspector General. 1000 90
Salary OF CLERK OF Board of Education. ..-..-. 5000 %
support of Hawaiian and English Schools in
which. whenever practicable. Girls are 10
be educated apart from Boys, by Teachers
OF their own sex. As much of this sum So
possible, TO be devoted to Boarding or
Family Schools of any Christian denominA-
ton for Girls 5000 90
support of Common Schools. 1900 %
Industrial and ReformAtory SchoOl.......... 1925 90
Building and repair of School Houses. 1000 90
Scholarships at Oahu College 500 90
National Museum 1000 90
Curator of Museum and Librarian TO be Gn
Hawaiian. 1900 %
Stationery and Incidentals, Board of Education, 200 90
Taking Census of 1878 1000 90
s s.. $50 90
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Mons CHNESE-The bark Undine. which arrived
on sunday. brought forty Chinase passengers. and
toe brig Elise. on Tuesday. brought twenty four
from Hongkong.
The WELCOME RAIS.-After weeks Of dry and
das;y weather, Honolulu was favored with . refresh
ing shower on Wednesday evening. the rainfall
amounting to AbOu, 4 quarter Of an inch. We eau
take a good deal more.
DOGGEEEL-PluminE The wings Of bis muse for
an ambitious eight on the adjournment OF the Leg
~islatare, cur devil succeeded In producing the fol
lowing verse
-Oze swestiy solemn thought
Comes q ne Ger and Ger
Tkr Legislature ROW adjourn.
AID viii be seea oo Eore
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DEPARTMENT. OF FINANCE.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
salary Of Minister l0ouo %
Registrar q Public Accounts a@0 %
Collector Genera. 700 90
Deputy Collector. 5000 %
surveyor aud Guard 400 90
s1rekeepe- 400 %
statistical Cis-k Snoo %
gnd statistical Clerk...-... 1900 %
Assistant Guards, Honolulu and
ether ports, lznd 10 other purpose ----.-. s0o %
IncideniAls OF Custom House ....--..--.. loo 90
SALARY Of Collector a K.huIuf $50 90
Collector Of Kauzihae.. 30 %
CoIlectur q KeAlak.kus 100 %
Custom House Boa. 500 co
Hospital Funds. JsstImxted receipts .-.--.-- e0o %
Pay Of Tar Assessors. &c. 10 exceed = Per esut. 1900 %
Pay % Tax Collectors. net to exceed ! per cent. l&.ooo 90
National Debt falling dGe-..--..--..... 6s,S %
National Debt. due and not called fcr.--. 400 %
interes: O. National Debt 5000 %
IncidsEtAls, Finance DspErtnent-------- 2-oo 90
Printing and Supply % Certificates Of Deposit. l-2o 90
Stamps and Dies 500 %
Keeper Of Kerosene Warehouse 40 %
Keeper OF Steamer Erehouse.- i.2o %
Pay OF Tax Appeal Boards. 1000 90
Subsidy 70 Foreign Steam Lines 5000 %
Dog COO %
2TsyESo 90
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VEToED.-Among the bills returned to the Assem-
bly, without His Majesty's approval was the much
discussed measure for again licensing the sale OF
opium to Chinese. It will be remembered that there
were several petitions forwarded to the King against
re-opening the traffic. Another bill which fell
through, as we hear. through a clerical error in en-
crossing, was that for recognising the Board OF
Health.
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Oze swesiiy solemn though;
Comes @ me Ger and Ger
Tkr Legislature ROW GGgourl-.
AID viii be seen 70 Eoro
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CLOSING HoURs.-Last Friday the Assembly voted
q gratuity of 81 900 for the Hon. Noble P. Y. kseo'
the cousin of Queen Dowager Emma. On the fol-
lowing day Mr.. Kaeo asked that the vote be recon
sidered. and then moved that the item be indefinitely
postponed. which was done. A resolution was
adopted on Saturday, expressing the appreciation OF
the Assembly of the valuable services rendered oy
the Hon. Mr.. Carter as Envoy to the Courts of Eu-
rope. On Tuesday morning the usual vote OF thanks
was rendered to the Hon. Godfrey Rhodes. President
of the Assembly, to which that gentleman made an
appropriate response.
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Government Land for Sale.

sAx1. G. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-02
A Constitutional Suggestion.

EDITOR HERALD:-I beg to pro-
pose through your columns the fol-
lowing notifications of the grand
jury system:
/. Prosecutions for crimes and
misdemeanors may be begun by
indictment found by grand jury
or by information laid before a JUS
tice of the Peace.
2. The grand jury shall consist of
fifteen men, and an indictment
may be found upon the concurrence
of nine of their number.
8. The grand jury shall BIZ order
ed by the County Judge, at his dis
cretion, but not oftener than once
in each year.
4 An information is a writing
verified by a person called a prose.
cutor charging another with the
commission Of crime or misde-
meanor, and setting forth the facts
necessary to constitute the effense.
g. Such Information may be pre-
sented to Justice of the Peace,
and when such Justice has not jur-
isdiction to try the offense charged,
there shall be had a preliminary
examination, in which defendant
shall have right to be heard by
himself and counsel.
6. Should it appear that the Of
f. nse charged has been committed,
aud the Justice be satisfied of de
fendants guilt lie shall adjudge
and bind the defendant to appear
before the court having jurisdic.
ton Of the offense.
Z. Upon this information and the
judgment of the Justice thereon
being filed in the court having iur-
isdiction, the District Attorney
shall file in such court complaint
signed by him, officially, cha rglng
the defendant with the offense for
which he Is held to answer This
complaint shall state the facts
necessary to constitute cause of
action.
8 Upon such complaint the de-
fendant may be tried.
8. After the defendant has been
bound to appear and within ten
days thereafter, or ut any time
prior to filing the complaint, he
shall have the right TO be heard on
\ writ Of habeas corpus before
Judge of a court of record, and if
such judge shall find, on revie wing
the evidence taken at the pre-
liminary examination, that the
defendant has been held without
reasonable or probable cause, he
shall order the defendant dis.
charged and the District Attorney
shall not further prosecute the pro-
ceeding.
10. Should the information be
dismissed by the justice after a
hearing on preliminary examina-
ton. OF the defendant bs so dis
charged on habeus oipus, no Sec
ond Information shall be prose-
cuted against the defendant on the
same charge, unless this second in
formation he approved and signed
by the District Attorney of some
court having Jurisdiction to try the
case.
IL. A person may be prosecuted
by indictment for any offense of
which the District or County Court
has jurisdiction, although the In.
formation has been dismissed by a
justice or the defendant discharged
on habeus corpus. LEX.