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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-10-04

THK vRoA SARA telegram from Yokohama, Sept 5.
reports the arrival there Of the Swedish ship Tsga, Prof.
Nordenskjold. all we'll. The Ts0s sstied on hsr voyage
In search of the Northwest passage July <th. 1878, and
passed East Cape into Bherings Straits July 2oth. 1879.
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CHIARINI's CIRCUs.-This company, comprising some
Of the most renowned performers in the world, it will be
seen by the following letter may be expected by the
steamer on Monday en- route for Australia, and will give
one or two performances at Luproil's tent. The latter
company performs this evening as usual.
SAN FRAScIsco, Aug. 20, 1879.
Mr.. GEORGE LUPRoIL,
Dear Sir :-You can advertise an exhibition Of my COM
pany, of all that is possible to perform under the circum-
stances, on arrival of steamer and the time she lays in
Honolulu. 1 shall make it as attractive as possible in or
der to give satisfaction to the inhabitants of the Island,
therefore you can advertise to that effect. I remain,
yours respectfully, q. CHIARINI per L. MAYA.
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Hor wEArHER--The warm weather OF the dog-dAys has
continued all the week. the Thermometer IN the city
been unpleassntly warm too. although occasional showers
cooled the air.
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OIL OIL
DURE SPER VI OIL. ST RAINED AND FREE
from foots. For Sale by
isI 20 ROLES K co
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COTTON DUCK
KEROSENE on

MOS. FROM L TO 10. COTTON SAII
IN TWINE, g., 8, Z and s-ply, ex Murray this day.
SEQ BOLLES& co.
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SHGAR.

I'm BOXES OF 500, goo, AND o. EACH.
IL The Genuine Article For sale by
my24 BOLLES & CO
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Interior Office, April 80, 1879.
RETAIL.

RETAIL.
OAHU 1 Yuk Kee, Nuuanu street Honolulu
Chung Faa. Heeia. Koolaupoko
! Friel & Bush, Fort
Tung Hang & Co, Nuuanu street, "
10 E o Hall & Son, cor Fort & King st, Z"
10 DR. E Hoffman,, Merchant street, "
70 A L Smith, Fort
Is Wing Chong Tai & Co. Hotel "
IT II & II Waterhouse, King
10 J Perry. cor Nuuanu & Hotel 50
10 S Magnin, Nuuanu
% ] II Mclean 4 Co, Nuuanu "
% N PSiiiips 1 Co. Kaahumanu I"
2s t & II Warehouse, Queen " "
81 Frank Antoine. Nuuanu
81 Tong Wo,
HAWAII ! L Turner, waiohinu, Kaq
4 Hitchcock & Co, Hilo
8 Chung Peu, Punaluu, Kau
Is Goo Kim 4 Co, Honomakau, n Kohala
rs John Worth, Hilo
26 Young Sing & Co, Kapaau
90 Akin, Laupahoehoe, Hilo
MAUI l q Bryant, wailuku
Il Chung Wa & Co, Wailuku
"a Aiona, Lahaina
% T Alo, wsihee
KAUAI 1 An Clip, Kapaa
% Tong Sing, Kaihiwai, Hanalei
WHOLESALE.
/ Bolles & Co, Queen street, Honolulu
9 Wilder s Co. cor Queen & Fort st. Honolulu
10 E o Hall & Son, cor King & Fort SITS,
% G Along, Nuuanu st,
RETAIL SPIRIT.
% James Old, Empire House
b SPIRIT.
9 Frank Brown, Merchant st, Honolulu
vICTUALLING.
1 All Pau. Halawa, n Kohals, Hawaii
1 W S Lokai, Waianae, Oahu
Pahana, Makapala,N Kohala. Hawaii -.
1 Wing Sing & Co, Kapaau, n Kohala, Hawaii
IL Akana & Ahoe, Honokaa, Hamakua,
&c Leum Keen, Ksiopihi, n Kohala,
&c Len Hin < Co, Halawa,
% Peter Fernandez, King st, Honolulu
q A Conchee, Kaneohe. Koolaupoko
Is A Walter, Lahaina, Maui
% All Hok, Honomakau, n Kohala,
BUTCHER.
1 Chas Motley, Hamakua, Hawaii
2 A Conradt.
l3 Ali, Haiku, Maui
Is H Woods. n Kohala, Hawaii
% G Waller, King street, Honolulu
% Hotel "
% Nuuanu
% " Fish Market
DISTILLING.
McKeague, Heeis, KooIaupoko
AUCTION.
S " Wilcox, Kauai
T W Everett, Maui
BILLIARD.
rs ] q Canaro, n Kohala, Hawaii
CAKE PEDDLING.
1 An Clip, Kapas, Kauai
FIRE ARMS.
Il G P Wilder, Kona, Oahu
Il S G Wilder. Jr
II Guy s Comfy,
II Guy Wodehouse.
II Hay Wodehouse,
% C P Iaukea,
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DIT, OIL

CALIFORNIA CUBE IN 25Ib BOXES
~ Kegs of powdered sugar.
jal 'T9 For Sale by B0LLES& CO.
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PEEsoSAL-Among the passengers Per zslaHdia on
Monday we note the names Of C. P. Ward. wife and
family, and NJ. Louisson. Mr.. Ward has been absent
from his post in the Custom House but once before,
during = service Of 2e years.
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Col. w. F. ALLEN is appointed Acting Governor of the
Island of Oahu during my absence.
JOHN o. DoMINIs.
July 18th. 1879.
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nOwNER'S AND THE PRIDE OF THE
- WEST. 1929 Fire Test.
sec BOLLEs & CO.
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HoRsE RACE To-DAT.-The race between the native
mare Leach" and the imported horse Jimmy" viii
come of at Kapiolani PSrs st $50 O'Clock sharp this after
noon AS both animals have . good record for speed,
and as the hour appointed Is one at which everybody Is
at leisure. we anticipate 9 full attendance Of spectators.
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McMURRAY'S OYSTERS.
VASES lib AND Glib TINS. FIR AND
in perfect order.
seq BoLLEs & co
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List of Licenses Expiring in Oct, 1879.

NOTICE is hereby given that all Licenses must be ap-
piled for direct to the Interior Office, and all parties are
cautioned about failing to renew expiring Licenses, and
all Sheriffs and Deputy Sherifs have instructions to pro-
secute without discretion, any and all parties doing
business without the proper License.
SAML G.. WILDER
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office April 40. 1879.
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TIMETABLE OF THE
STEAMER 'LIKELIKE,'
REYNOLDS,
8a9

No Credit for Passage Money!
We positively decline to open accounts for Passages, and We
particularly call the attention of the travelling public TO the
necessity OF having Baggage and Freight plainly markell; the
Steamer will not be responsible for any unmarked baggage or
for any Freight or Parcels unless Receipied for.
FREIGHT MONEY DUE ON DEMAND:
In all cases Of Freight for parties not responsible or un-
known, the Freight Money will be required in advance.
PACKAGES OF LIQUORS AND WINES
MUST BE PLAINLY r
For the party whom they are for, or plainly stated in the re-
ceipt TO whom they are consigned.
An demands for Damage or Loss, must be made within one
month.
In no way liable for loss or accident to live stock
NJ Hack Drivers, Boys, and such like, will not be allowed
on board the Steamer upon arrival, Until after the passengers
have been landed.
mis- 70 WILDER & CO.
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THE ARrEsIAS WILL recent visitor 10 honolulu
reports the well as continuing to how freely and without
any diminution in the quantity Of water discharged: con-
shutting in fact quite q river, which for the present and
until planting can be accomplished is allowed TO run into
the "a
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CHUTNEY
MANILA CIGARS

THE REAL ARTICLE OF EAST INDIA
i Chutney in quart Bottle, assorted,
al 'Te For Sale by B0LLES & Co.
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GOLDEN GATE

u Eldorado Flour at So.
Corn Meal In lob bags
Cracked Wheat in ION bags,
Dat Meal In 10 10 bags,
$50 RoLLEs & 20.
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GROCERIES,
a ARG ASSORTMENT. NEW AN
al '79 BoLLEs & co.
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ILLICIT LIQUOR SELLISG.-A letter from Maui COM
plants bitterly of the lsxity of the police on that
Island in respect to Illicit liquor selling by the Chinese.
The writer says it is notorious that the Chinese shop
keepers keep gin for sale to both foreigners and natives,
and that there is good ground for believing that the po-
lice receive brides to keep silence on the subject. This
is not the first time that we have heard similar COM
plants. Is 1t not high time the government officials in
yestigated the subject?
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TROUBLE WITH THE MAoRIs.-We notice in the New
Zealand papers that on the Goth August last, on the
Thames river, some English surveyors were fired upon
by the natives-the former being in the act Of surveying
lands which the latter claim as theirs, but which govern
ment has declared conhscsted on account of the native
rebellion some years since. One of the surveyors was
wounded, but not seriously. The natives who did tn
shooting were not given up by the Maori Caiefs. and fur
Their trouble was anticipated.
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CAPsIzE.-The sloop yacht Water LILY, formerly the
Lotus, was out on Sunday afternoon on a trial trip, She
is supposed to be very fast, being heavily spared, and
is said to have been brought here with q view OF beating
all our Island boats. While entering the harbor, a sud-
den pnff of wind threw her over on the side, the boom
and sail caught in the water, and she fairly capsized.
Eleven persons were on poard, but none were drowned,
as all but three could swim, and assistance was close at
hand.
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AUCTION SALE OF STOCK, &c.-Mr. L. T. Adams Will sell
at public auction. next Monday. the 9th inst. at IL
O'Clock noon. = lot of horses, mules. buggies and harness.
The sale will be held at the Corner Of Punchbowl and
Beretania streets. instead of 1t the salesroom as pre-
Sously advertised.
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~ Kearney, the Sand lot orator Of San Francisco. has
threatened in & public speech that when Gen. Grant ar
rive he will be hung in efigy at the Sand lots. The peo-
pie of San Francisco of all parties, even to Exon
federates, are anxious to do honor to the dis
tinguished General. and it is very doubtful II Kearney
will be allowed to offer the proposed insult with impun-
ifv<
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MIXED RUBBER PAINTS,
0F ALL SHADES IN LARGE AND SMALL
u Packages. For Sale by
jail '79 BOLLES 4 co.
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FAST DRIvISG.-Complaintsr have reached us about the
manner in which the two Punahou omnibusses are driv
en- to and from the city. Young and inexperienced driv-
es with apparently half-broken horses 60 tearing and
Z~igzsgging along as If carrying the mails on time. Those
young people should be talked to.
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/RT Tibbetts < Sorenson are building at their ship
yard, of heavy tlmbers and plank, q large box to put un-
der the steamer Likeiike, to ascertain whether she was
damaged when recently touching the ground. Mr.. t. re-
marked, when explaining the object of the box, I" 1t may
perhaps kill somebody It is a fact that these operations
of IS boxing" q ship are more or less attended with dam
ger. What we need at this port, and will some day have,
is q marine railway.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-12
DRIVEN To


among Ao8oA AA180bos
From the cassou Appeal
Recently there was about = dozen law.
yexs sitting round the stovs 1t the ormsby
House discussing the cases which were "
able TO DO contested ct the present term Of
ths United States Circuit and District
Courts. The conversation was intensely
legal In oil IT, ramiAcations. and when
once fairly started the buzz Of earnest dis
cushion became more and more intense. II
astonishsd the patient bsr-kseper beyond
measure to learn. that upon what he had
always considered the simplest propositions
imaginable, the wider differences Of opinion
existed. The code Of California was taken
turned upside down. inside out. wrong
side before, and then jammed into the
stove. The statutes Of Nevada were laid
on the dissecting table and carved up by
Billy Woods. QUIT Hillyer. Judge Berry
and Tom Wren. Some new books on col
lateral. security and the foreclosure Of
mortgages, written by . Wisconsin lawyer
was taken up and voted N. G. ell round.
Thu discussion got more and more Animal
Cd until every man was edged into the GEN.
Ter like . crowd around . dog Aght. The
roaring bass Of the Base Range attorneys,
mingled with the shrill treble Of the Com
stock law SHARPE, In four different keys.
made : vsry lively combination. Suddenly.
Just - Crit. Thornton had wound up one
Of his doubls-decked Hugonisu sentences.
directed personally 1t William Woodburn.
. man In another corner Of the room
sprang to his feet and rushed through the
window. went bowling up the street. He
was placed under arrest and the charge Of
insanity booked against him. The CON-
missioners will have no special difficulty
in ssnding him to Woodbridge.
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TOM FITCH's
How Doe. K0rds Got Away with
Them and How Fitch Assisted.
Uroxn fha Rouo 1azaffe

How noe. Kords Col Away with
Them and How Fitch Assisted.
From the Reno Gazette.
Washoe City was . very lively camp in
1866. Among its we'll known citizens at
that time were DR.. Kords and Tom Fitch,
the silver tongued. Kords was Unfortunately
fond Of chickens, and was not particular as
to how he got them. Although a man Of
honor and q gentleman he would steal
chickens. Chicken stealing was q kind of
sport with him, and he looked upon chick
ems as Is much legitimate game as any
other birds. The boys all used to get the
benefit Of Kords' captive chickens, and used
often to lend the doctor q hand in the sport.
Tom Fitch was very fond Of chickens, also,
but was indiscreet enough to try to raise
them, instead Of lowering them after the
fashion Of DR.. Kords and his partners in
guilt Fitch frequently had chickens stolen,
but attributed the thefts to Cinnamon. His
invectives when he found that some mid
night mArauder had invaded his hen house
and carried away his finest chickens.
Que day Fitch determined to give his
thieves . lesson. 30 he loaded up . gun,
putting in = Lesvy charge Of shot. Then
he fastened the gun in the hen house and
connected Its trigger 10 the door by .
string, 30 that should any person try to
enter he would be well sailed in the at
tempt. He also led . string from the door
TO his bedroom. where he fastened the
other end to . bell that would ring on the
slightsst pull. That evening Fitch had
some company st his house. among whom
was DR.. Kords. Fitch explained to them
I'll. with great glee. what . fps trap he
had laid for the chicken thieves. DR.. Kords
was greatly interested. and sympathixsd
deeply with Fitch IN his losses.
When the party broke up. DR.. Kords was
che last 70 leave Going quietly to the hen
house. he cut the string leading to the bell
and to the an. He then quietly possessed
himself of SIX Of the best chickens, dis
patching them neatly on the spot in his
thoroughly profsssional way. When Fitch
went out to Examine his trap the next morn
Ing. his rage can bs imagined when he saw
how hs had bssu outwttsed. Two days
Afterwards, the boys had = ans chicken
dinnsr. 70 which Fitch was invited. He
wsuA and uususpectinsly sts Of his own
birds, but did not lssrn until long sitter.
ward whore they came from.
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

" X CONSOLIDATED MINING CoMPA-
IA ny. Location Of principal place Of bust.
ness. San Francisco. CALIFORNIA;. Location Of
works. Eureka Mining District. Eureka County.
Nevada.
Notiee.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account Of assess
ment mo. 81 levied on the thru t3d) day Of oc-
tober, 1879, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. ~ fol-
lnwa
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Notice to Creditors.

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF 2.
J. q. Robinson. dec~eassd.-Notiee 10 hsIsoy
given by the undersigned. administrator o. W
estate OF 3. q. Robinson. dscsssed, 70 ths creos
itors Of. and all persons having claims Aesanss
with The necessary vouchers, wtshin W
months after the Arss publication o. WIS ~
ttoe, 10 the ssid sdministsAtes - his emee ~
the lows snd county q Erses,. sss,s e svss''
administrator of sAs estate Of O., O. kobshssn'
deceased. .4.
Eureka, New, Novsnbss 1. 1878. nes-sw
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN, BY THE
IN Board Of County Commissioners Of Euro.
Ia county, Nevada. thst Sealed Proposals will
be received BY tbs said Board. up te 10 o'clock
A. ~. ON the
9TH dav of Novomhar. 1870.
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INTERNATIONAL COCK FIGHT,


~-OS.Ses
From the Virginia Chronicle.
In . recent issue OF the New York Clip
Per Jonas Cox Of Leeds. England. an
nouncsd that he was willing to fight an In
ternationsl cooking main with any one 10
America. 10 consist OF two mains. one Of
twenty-ons cocks and one Of fifteen cocks.
for 81. 900 each, and asking 1850 for sx-
penses. Hallinan 4 Swesny. OF the Elk
Balloon. have accepted the challenge. and
have sent forward the notification Of the
fact that trey are ready to deposit The nscss-
sary forfeit and money in any place mem
toned by the Englishmsn. II this affair
comes "a Il will BE- an exciting occasion
for the Comstock sports. One Of the largest
halls IN the city will be occupied for .
wssk and big money will change hands ON
The result. visitess will h here from I'll
pasts II The URien. Some Of The leading
ppssts 81 tAs csmstesh ere 10 b r. with
sAs play. These whs knew he visslala
chickens ars wtlling ts pat up n0ssy ~
then. end - n raid there 10 3 utlilou asi-
Lars here 70 - easssd On thsm AsAiass ell
somsrs. When The crack ehiekens Of San
yssnoiseo were ssnt against thsm Lest win-
tes The C~altforntans aid not win . battle,
r. thoss EnGltsh cocks can get away With
ours thar owners Will have : big bonanza.
Per contrs, ifthsy don't they viii ssv =
bouAnsa behind them.
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Furnishing and Constructing =
Prison Cells,

wa
And furnishing all the labor and material. snd
putting said cells In place In the COUNTY. jan
building OF Eureka county, Nevada. situate 81
tbs corner Of Bsteman and Monrs streets, OWE
and county Of Eureka. Nevada. Each q sAe
seven feet high, and TO be CONSTRUCTED Of tne
material mentioned In. and In accordance Win
the plans and specihcations adopted sna
approved BY the said Board Of County conmi,.
sionsrs Of Eureka county. Nevada. on the issn
day Of October. 1873. aud now on Ale with The
Clerk Of said Board. Said plans and speeihea'
tons sre open for inspection. and may be sesr
county, Nevada. Each bid must be for per.
forming all the labor. and furnishing all the
material Of every kind and description. and
the e~asction. completion and putting In piece
said cells within the Aforesaid JAIL. strictly n
The party whose bid shall be accepted shall.
within Ave days thereafter. enter into . written
contract to furnish all necessary material and
labor. and bald. put In place. and eomp,sss
toned plans and specifications. ready 70 %
occupied by the Goth day Of December. 1875
which said plans aud specifications shall Dc
made a part OF said contract. and shall Also
furnish the county Of Eureka. Nevada, . good
and sufficient bond In the sum Of nve thousand
dollars. 10 be approved by the Aforesaid Board
of County Commissioner OF Eureks county,
Nevada. conditioned TO- the faithful perform.
anco Of the contract and the completion q the
said cells. ready for acceptance BY tbs 2oth dsy
Of December. 1879.
Said contract shall be let 10 the lowest re-
sponsible bidder. -
The payment will be made on the completion
and acceptance OF the work.
The Board Of County Commissioners reserve
the right 70 reject any and all bids.
Sealed proposals will DO opened and EXAM
ined by said Board on the nth day OF Novem'
Der. A. d. 1879. ct 10 O'Clock An.
~ Witness my hand aud the sesl OF
I. \said Board Of County Commissioned
l Jof Eureka county. Nevads. the lStn
wv day Ct October, 1879.
e. X. DODGE.
Clerk Board Of County Commissioned OF ku'
reka county. Nevada.
By Il. NJ. BELL, Deputy Clerk. -.
Eureka, October Is, 1879. ocl6.Soo
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0oLD and silver certificates. represent.
ing actual dsposits. promise to be the
future circulating medium. They are bet
ter than gr~eepbacks, better than bank-bills,
better than bonds, better than anything
slss, for they are The actual cash in ) sort.
Able Iosm.-Deuvsf News.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE ooPARrNERsHIP HEREToFoks
i existing between Luther CLARK ana ~.
Oberfelder. under the firm name OF Lusln ~
Clark 4 Co.. has this day been dissoiveo ~
mutual consent, Luther Clark continuing us
business Of the Palace Saloon. crp
LUTHEr CLARK.
Eureka. Nevada. October II, 1879. ocie"
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eureka Uailp Sentinel.



A Mlrthfhl Aelsnge from Divers
Sources.
In The vegetable race who ever saw the
tomstok etchup.
The base ball batter will soon retire and
rive buckwheat 4 change.
:. ns.n A. n.rs A.. r.a;...-...
h.r.ast;as a.rr Nv tan;n@ .ha,n - = road
49, S,s~~ater " ' 'se
m. 49, ~ho ...x. -
80 h;ras.i, viii r.r sn ltoa ~
- ~ 49, ! cross Mi piaoe u s'i'''
e
Psramne y recon- mended as rsefni IN
m.ss ! psrsfins Moot ~ Jo,,h o's"'
m.Ho
Inc Clncinnau commercial thinks the
safest way 70 travei by railway is TO walk
ana keep apout twenty feet from the near
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-04
Stock Notes.

Mr.. N. Beamer. of Middleton township. IL
feeding 20 head of cattle and 100 hogs.
mr.. T. II. Lake. of Middleton township, IS
feeding Is head Of cattle and 100 hogs.
There is very little doing in stock, the deep
snow making movements troublesome and ex-
pensive.
Owing to the very low price Of hogs many of
our farmers propose to bacon such Us they have
not sold mp to this time.
Mr.. silas Hannah, of South Washington town
ship. lost a fine jenny, frozen to death during
the recent snow storm. No more upon the hill
side he'll hear her gentle bray.
Judge Geo. Rhodes is feeding % three-vear.
old native steers. uniform and smooth, which
will average about l. $50 pounds; also IS head of
hogs. Mr.. w. X. Finch is feeding q head same
age and kind of cattle, and IS head of hozs
Both OF these gentlemen live In East Davis town.
ship.
Kansas City Times:-Ons hundred thousand
cattle on the hoof were shipped from the United
States to Great Britain during the present year.
aBd the trade will probably be doubled in ls7a.
In q lecture delivered at Bristol, England. re-
Gently. Mr.. Morley predicted that the period
WAS rapidly approaching when the price of
meat would be approximately equalized in eyerv
part of the world. Slaughtered beef kent fresh
by the refrigerator process 10 now carried from
South America 70 France. and Galveston Texas,
10 said to be preparing for the shipment to
Europe OF cattle and dead meat on an enormous
scale. The trade In canned provisions, We are
told also In the latest English journals, has at
tsined to but . very smsl proportion of the
development which it 10 certainly soon to reach,
whilst all kinds of choice American fruits.
with the appliances for keeping them now pro-
vidsd, cen be shipped and sold at . proat.