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The Republican journal., 1880-01-01

Mr.. Bassick and bis Silver Mine.

tlIll. Alter d DllCI account Ol MT. BaS-
sick'S many adventures and wanderings,
the writer comes to the discovery Of his
now famous mine, The correspondent
says
At first people looked with increduHty upon
what they We're pleasedto to call BassiCks folly,
but as time on, and mill rms Of the folly
demonstrated the fact that there were millions
in it, his friends saw their mistake. After many
attempts by kind friends and relations to sell, bond,
or otherwise dispose Of the mine for him, and mum
erOus fees paid 10 shySter lawyers to defend
they themselves had put upon him, Bassick listen
ed to wise counsel and sold out the controlling in
terest for S5000OO United States four per cent.
bonds and u OOUOOO III stock to what is now
known the Basslck Mining Company, which
organized under the laws OF New York, July
1879. The capital stock is so 900 900 divided in
to lUU 900 shares Of the par value OF 500 each
stock full paid and UnasSessab!e The officers are
Frank Il Brown president Dennis Ryan. vice
president and general manager al the mine VIM.
1 Hoyt brother lulaw OF SPraguel treasurer
Henry CuInmIns secretary. The directors are
Frank Ii. Brown, New \ ork Dennis Ryan, Frisco
| tab W Wm Hoyt, New York Edmund Bas
sick, Belfast Maine. and Henry Cummings New
ork The general manager and vice president
Dennis RYAN. Is of Irish extraction, AZ His name
Indicates and Was tender loot as regards min
ing IL 1866, bun by -hrcwd and honest maupula
ting Las HnilSsed uu cuOrnous fortune, and Is one
oi the richest men ~ Colorado today lie u an
eighth owner ot tie noted Horn silver mile III
tah. which lu. show, - 600, 5000 in ,Ight. and
is known by experts TO have "a, high as $50 O0000o
at least hidden away IN ITS depths / could mol
learn exactly what Mr.. Dennis Eyans interest was
ln THE BaS>lek. bu can answer tor his having
large Que Io See me man de.yJuL down utu tAe
bowels oI the earth. lStrtdlle oi the lrun ore
blcbct irus- -e.. 3D. a WlLrr~~ suit. talking to The
men under him quiet way. but with that air
ot authority that commands respect and " hear
The Republican journal., 1880-01-01

The two important events in the life
OF man are when he examines his upper
lip and sees the hair coming, and when
he examines the top Of his head and
feels the hair going.
The Republican journal., 1880-01-01

When two women with new hats on
pass each other on the street, there is a
pair of back stares made immediately.
Marathon Independent.
The Republican journal., 1880-01-01

Advice to dressmakerS. Be sure you're
light and then gore ahead
The Republican journal., 1880-01-01
A Country Schoolmarm at a Husklng.
\ husking. Glorious !

\ HUSkIng NIOTlOUS
The schoolmarm had many time
heard old people tell Of huskings in their
younger days, and She had read of the
one at which
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o The

The HEw bgtne storm Bird II 1t Tfbbets 4 sOrenson's
wharf. repairing and htting out for another cruise % the
south Sea Islands, 10 sail in about a week
The Raiatea schr Vivid T. ~ Judds wharf. She made
. nne run mp FROM Fanning's Island this trip-Th days.
The HAw BIZ Hawaii Is at Brewer 4 Co.'S wharf. taking
In supplies. etc. preparatory 70 calling for the South Sea
Islands for more Iaborers. She will sail on Monday next
IN command % Capt b p Whitney.
The Brit Blk Lady Head. from London. has doeked at
Brewer h Co.'S wharf. where she wall discharge a genGrai
cargo from Europe
The Am tern W L Beebee II discharging a cargo Of Ium-
Der at Allen 4 Robfnsan's wharf.
At the Old Steamship wharf. the Am bktne Eureka IL
discharging . general cargo from San Francisco. After
discharging, she viii be laid on for San Francisco with
dispatch
AT the foot % the RapIAnAde. the Camden. Rainier. and
vtctor are disehSrging lumber, and the Arkwright is tax.
ing In ballast
The Ger blk Auguste IL at p NJ 8 dock.
The Am bktne ! A FAIkinburg il In the stream, with
her cargo nearly eompIeted. She will ssl for Portland
o, some time next week
We hear that the q S s Lackawanna and Ranger will
sail for San Francisco some time during the coming week
The Ger blk Christine, Capt Sehultze, is reported %
have been lost recently In the English Channel. This
vessel 1sed 10 run regularly between this port and Brem
en-, and was known as the Haw blk KA Moi.
The schooner now building 1T Port Ludlow by the Hal
Brothers has been sold to parties At Honolulu. She IL u
feet long. and viii register about 40 tons She will be
ready for sea about Jan 15th--AhG
A San Francisco contemporary suggests the establish
msnt OF . semL-monthIy steam service between that port
and HonOluIu- We think with them that it would pay to
do 30, a. the trade IL constantly increasing, and at pres
emit keeps q good feet Of sailing vessels constantly NOV
ng-AbG-
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FRIDAY JANrARY > 1sso.

FRIDAY. ?. Isso.
Two holidays this week, and the end Of the quarter and
the year coming together but yet we have had a fair
amount Of business The demand for plantation supplies
is good. and the eoasting feet Is kept busy. The arrivals
for the week from abroad comprise two from San Fran
cisco and one from London. the imports by which will
amount 10 about $4,000 In value. The departures for the
same period were. three for san Francisco. one FOR the
Colonies and one for Victoria. b. C.. the value Of d0mcs-
tic exports by which reach the SUM q s153936- The total
amount Of exports for the quarter ending Dec. s1st was
over $4,000.
A an evidence % the prohtAblsnsss OF Investments In
sugar culture. We may mention that on December 31st
the Wsiluku Sugar Company declared . dividend % s per
cent This, In addition 20 the dividend Of II per cent
declared on the arst Of October last. makes the handsome
return Of 20 per cent IN three months.
Our dates from san FrAneisco are 10 the nd ult. We
note no change In prices Of Island produce since last re-
port
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bGrtisfr.


LETTERS have been received at the Foreign
Office from the Hon. NIr. Carter, our Envoy to
the United States and Europe. In company with
the Hawaiian Minister Resident. Judge Allen,
SIR. Carter had visited Boston and Washington.
At the former city they found that there were
many false ideas prevalent regarding the Reel
procity Treaty and its operation, and that its
enemies were active. Several days were spent in
influential quarters in the work Of correcting er-
roneous views as TO Island affairs, and it was be
lieved that any organized opposition to the Treaty
such a. had been cOntemplated-was thus pre-
vented.
Mr.. Carter also visited Washington and had
interviews with the President and members Of bis
Cabinet. especially with Mr.. Sherman and Az
sistant Secretary French. who have been reported
a. very hostile to the Treaty. Mr.. French went
into the subject quite thoroughly, and though it
Is thought that he has been led to view the matter
me iaVorably than before, he was not convinced
that the Treaty was commercially a desirable one
for the United States. lie said, however, that he
recognized the Importance of friendly relations
with the Hawaiian Islands, and should therefore
oppose any attempt to do US an injustice. Mr..
Sherman said emphaticalIy that he should wish to
- hS AiNNNy 1ihhiuHJ vb9SAfSAs hNoASh ~ was
in his opinion, unfayorabIe TO the United States
commercially. He said, however. that when the
time came TO consider the termination OF the
Treaty, be should favor conlerring with the Ha-
waiian Government in regard to the points which
he thought unfayorable.
AS a result Of Mr.. Carriers interviews with
leading men in the Government at Washington,
it is to be expected that they will be impressed
with the fact that reports of their :unfriendliness
to the Treaty are a positive injury to the Islands,
as tending to keep back il .estments and creating
a feeling Of uncertainty and that they will be
induced, should any attack be made upon the
Treaty in Congress. to defend its integrity, so
that there shall be no doubt of the good intention
Of the Executive in the matter. s
Mr.. Carter sailed from New York for Europe
on the Sd Of December.
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A CoLONY.-By the schooner Eustace, which ar
rived last week at Kahului. came a party Of colon
lists from Alameda County, Cal. The party con-
sists OF ]. NJ. Horner and wife. W. Y. Horner Sr.
and wife. w. Y. Horner Jr. and wife. G. r. Bacon
and wife, Miss NJ. A. Horner, Miss S. Horner. Miss
A. Horner, e.. Ii. HOrner, JIM. Horner, Albert
Horner, Robert Horner, Ivans Ralph and Fred
Nash. These immigrants have leased some 600
acres OF Mr.. Spreckles' tract at East Maui, recent
ly brought under irrigation. Says the S. f. Bale
tin "Spreckles is TO furnish the material neces-
sary for buildings, which the Colonists are to
erect. The lease provides that the rent shall be
paid In kind. The first year the rent absorbs
aboat one-half of the product, but gradually
diminishes to about one-third, the product of the
cane diminishing from year TO year. 1t is stipu-
lated that the old cane shall be replaced with new
at the end OF every five years. About two miles
from the colony Mr.. Spreckles has u crude sugar
mill, and will convert the cane raised by the
Colonists into crude sugar. He agrees, in addi-
ton, to transport the cane from the borders OF the
estate to the mill, so that the Colonists will be re-
uuired to devote their time and attention only to
cane culture. An average crop is represented to
be FIVE tons OF crude sugar to the acre. bringing
from $40 to $3.50 per ton. After the manufac-
tuIe of the sugar there are sne facilities for ship
ping it, a landing having been constructed not far
from the mill. Inc CULTIVATION OF sugar-cane lS
similar to that of corn. and the colonists take with
them the agricultural implements that they have
used in this State. Sixteen hoISas also form mart
of the cargo, stalls having b:en built for them on
them supplies for six 556n,S e 'e eHneeting = within hi
that time to raise slnmcient to meet their wants.
j. NJ. Hornet who is at the head of the enter
prise ls an Cd pioneer. He has been a man of
great energy and business ability. aud has done
much t9prOmote the development of the resources
OF thA coast, He vas one OF the earliest settlers
II Washington township. Alameda county, and
has owned extensive tracts of land there. He has
also been the inventor OF several improvements in
machinery, and for some time has held the posi-
ton of Master OF Centreville Grange
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PAssEHaERs.

For viesoris. B C. per Helena. Dec III southworth-
Z For San Fran. per W II Meyer. Dec H-Charles Vol
lace. Mrs Spencer, Miss TAlcott, Mrs Atherton. Al Pierce.
5 D Hurlbuf. John Berry. John Brown, MIS- lie FavTe; z
Steinburg. + ReinhArdt, James Lewis, A SteWart II
Frfer. II MeGinness, J A Fudge. taltAs Z DunO MARX
Chat All Sing
For Sydney, per Australia, Dec ELL bonner SehA-
tns, ThOs MAlleys J J Williams
Fur San Francisco, per Ida SchnAur. Dec Slst-M LAM
bert AMI wife, VIM Il Stall. A Il KirkwOod-
For San Francisco, per Grace Roberts, Dec E-GeorBe
Virgins, Thos Prieh, = Benedict
From San Fran. per Australia. Dec 1-MI and Mrs Aus
an. Miss Austin. Misa Conner. Mr. and Mrs Core. Austin.
Mr. and Mrs Muir. Mr. Gilmore, Z CIRCUIT. Mr. and Mrs
Mssrtans. Mr. and Mrs Hall. q Arundel. II Hyman, Mrs
Hutchinson. o EAston. Z II Price, Joe Jarvis, II Hollis
ter \ J. Royston. G p Bolton, = Whitney. Il Grteve. Rev
F.fhar GaiIaQher. Miss Gage, Mr. and Mrs OttA, Mr. and
MrT II McFfe. J OAkfOrd. Mr. and Mrs J HOWE, 3 Roth. II
baldwin, w Russell. c L Williams, Miss Robertson, Mr.
Panger. J Howard, : Moorhouse. Ms CusninghAm; II
Evana. VIM White, " @ Cltnch and wife. W Reynolds,
Rose ana Mary Adler. NJ " Place. @ o Mason, T Foley, q
McKenxie. y Willis. r Holiday, J Middleton, @ Belts
+ Cote. II Harlem, II A Root, Mrs Kink, p FITZPATRICK. :
oiovely, Con Sullivan. Tim Casey, W Fuller. kosa, X
Graham. W p Grace, Emma Pervts- II III Davis. ID Col
Iins, P Daley, c @ Young. Mrs Watson, D MeInerny,
CosErove, and As In trAnsitu-
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Vessels for HonOInIu from Foreign PoSts-
Am ship Gen BntIer, Newcastle, NSW
Highnysr, L01dOu via 81 Mchaes, sailed from Lon
d0a sept Liverpool, due
Brit hk CAnna, D. 7a8tle from Glaagog, due
Bril- bk NOrAam Z rpool, sailed July 30 via Valparaiso
Bril- Blk Contest, Hv4 Castle, due
BnE bk Tok0tea, New e Reb $40
Haw ek Kae. Bremen d. Nan francisco, via Hilo arrived at
An sch ClAas sFrvckeis.
Hfo Dee . tue
-FAnnIs Phher, New Castle, u ,ssle. due
Am bxtne aheet Anchor, New Ca
Am tern Hcra. Departure Bay due y W ;dae
Ger bstne Nicholas, South Sea Islands,
Am 81 CeyIon, Boaton. das April 2O-25 nj, due
Am sehr Eustace. san Francisco, foe KAhuiC
Am bgrne Hazard. Port Gamble Bed Dec Is
Am schr BonanEa, San FAnctsco, fr Hnos SAT $40
Bra BIZ Lady LAnpson, San Fnncisco, due Jan
An ID Il W Amy, san Brancisco, duo Jan SID.
An hgtne Hazard, Pugt Gamble
An bk J w seaver, San francisco. due Jan l0lo Jed Dec IL
Am schr Duahiog Wave. 3 Francisco for kahului, "a
Am bktns caEncrfne Sndden, Pvvt Townsend
An snip W II Whitton, New York. TO sail Jan 10 ~
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keep foreigners out OF their respective countries
but might made right, and they were compelled
to admit them. To-day, the Australians, TO save
themselves from being flooded with Mongolians'
impose a tax on each immigrant from China
which amounts almost to a prohibition Pre-
vious 10 the imposition Of that tax they were ar
irving in Queensland at the rate Of seven thou
sand a wear since that the number has fallen to
about two hundred in the same period. some
such measure will be a necessity here, IN sell
protection.
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IMPORTS.

Pron San Francisco. per Australia. Dec 29-I7 pkgs
liauors. 3T8 ska hour. % cases crackers, 20 boxes fruit,
n W. stationery, II pkgs tobacco. 125 SKIS potatoes, Ia
pkga grocertes and provtsions, l2 pigs misc mcSes anu
5751 pkgs In transitu-
From london per Lady Head. Dec S-S1s pkgs liquors,
sg pkTs drugs, $40 pkgs hardware. Al anchors, 500 bricks,
I6o aheets iron, ass pkgs provisions, Sic bdls iron. Il
pkQs oils, 500 bbls cement, CD pkgs ehtnAvAre, % boxes
QunpoWde-. 80 cases saddlery-
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT she
- undersigned has been appointed Executor Of the last
VIII ana testament OF Akong of Honolulu, deceased. and all
persons are truly notified 10 present claims duly authenticated
whether secured by mortgage or otherwise, at his Office on
haannmanu street, In Honolulu, within six months from the
dae hereof or they will be forever barred, and all people IN
deoted to said estate are hereby notified to make immediate
payment thereof. ALkX. J. CARTWRI0HT
Executor Of the Last viii and Testament Of Akona. deceased
Dated at Honolulu, April %, 1870. au2e
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco. per Grace Roberts. Dec H-l63.So
M riee- 800 Ibs cohee, e0.Is0 lbs sugar 100 gals molas-
So. ls boxes and ? baskets betel leaves. las bnchs ban
snaa- Dom value, Sc4.666.9 foreign value so.
For San Francisco, per " II Meyer. Dec H-456.ISs IDS
SUGAR, $40 gals molAsses, 1 horse, 1oSs4OO IDS rice I.Oo
lbs starch, 300 pes hides. 30 bnehs bAnAnAs- Dom value
t7yOi1-Ss.
For Victoria. 3 G, per Helena, Dec H-S696 gals mo-
Iasses- Dom value, ff54-6O.
For Sydney, per Australia. Dec 2-sSOI0 lbs pun LZ''oo
lbs starch. Dom VAlue, S7S3.
For San Francisco. per Ida schnSner, Dec Sl-elessS
Ibs sugar. us. 400 lbs rice, $500 lbs coffee. Dom Ssiue'
$50 OT993.
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MEMORANDA.

Port GambIe-Arrived Dec. IA. Am bktne Jos Perkins,
Johnson, hence Nov. n; II. Am bk Pitts. sievert' hence
Nov. ~.
Eoye. ID days from Hilo-
Observation-Disclosures Jan. 2. Am sehr Dashing Wave.
McCuIloch, Is days from San Francisco
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UoTICE TO CREDITORS.

--.~,rr "a GIVEN THAT the
,aas~I~aed has been appointed sdminissraior o. me
c-tsts on q L LEWIS 81 Honolall. - - 49, .nsh.ntjeaies
-sstasr secured by mortgage o. otnsrT ue,oI,.. ~ A..
-. "a Maxnin on Fort Street. 10 honoief1t en-
L--,S- erom ~ date hereof or they VII
A. an osops In5sbtsd 70 the sAIa ~ 3 IcHei' LEWIS
mAAS fdnlnissrzfrix THE estate U Il Lssi-
49, A Houolulu. Jan %, l3so-
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TroRNEY At
-, coavsvancing and al matters aPpertAining TO Real
EstArs-
c.-mlsslansr Of Deeds for the State Of New York.
oms, sooDs WAstasy Z RoSTSOAS sOoksfoTs,
,o-ornr.EL 1850
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IN PORT

nANAL-
u 8 Lacknwanna, Chandler
u 3 gunboat Ranger, Boyd
MERcHAzTnKS-
uaU BIZ KAlakhua
uRw bwnng Pomare, for sale
Am topaan sch Loleta, Dexter
Haw sch Julia A Long.
Am Vi bk Pacific, Knowles,
Am sch Houora, seegerI
Ger III Augunts, Schumacher
Am bktns ] A FAlkinburE, Hubbard
Haw BIZ Hawaii, whitney
Haw BIRD JallA n Avery, Avery
HAw bgine Storm Bird, Hatfield
Am bk ArkwrghL Hexhan
Am bktne Victor,
An BIZ Rainier, Nuif
Am tern W l. Beebe, Euchen
An bk Camden, Robinson
Am bk1ne Kurska, Nordberg
BfE bk Lady Head, Andersen
Ralaten schr Vivid, English
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NURSE n MIDWIFF.

Mrs. WARD, ON SCHOOL STREET.
M between Fort and Nuuanu SITS hereby notifies the
citizens OF Honolulu, that she is prepared TO act "a n URSE
In cases Of JESS, having had many years expert
ence in the Hospitals at Stockton and Virginia City. And Is
also a practical Il, prepared TO attend patients
In case Of need.
Any applications for her services either at her home or
through the Post Once will be promptly attended to.
az 3mA MRS. WARD, School Street.
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NOTICE.

A LIZ PERSONS. INDEBTED To THE
Ia STORE on Nuuanu street, known as the WHITE
lately under the management OF 3. L. LEWIS,
will please make Immediate payment At the Once Of n.
Phillips L. Co, No. IL K~aahumanu st.
All accounts not paid within Thirty Days, will be placed
In the hands Of our attorney. who will use rigorous measures
TO collect the same.
d27 U NJ. PHILLIPS 4 90. IL Kaabumana a.
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TO LET.

q III ~ -
erect n number Of Cottages, with garden land attached,
a short distance from town in Nuuanu Valley, corner OF
school street, opposite Mr.. Henry Warehouse, also, on School
street. a far as opposite Rev. 8. 4. Bishops.
The rentals will be about Twenty-Five Dollars per month.
Tenants win have the right Of purchase by payment in irstall-
ments for three or Eve years, with a dePoshe Of Twenty-Five
per cent should any be sold.
Those requiring homes can secure the same by an early ap-
pUcation TO the undersigned and If not too late, can have
buildings to suit the intending occupants
ias n John THOS. WATERH0USE.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

WNHE PARTNERSHIP
n existing between the undersigned has this day been Dis
solved by mutual consent. All outstanding debts Of The late
firm will be settled by Mr.. ". H.. Purvis.
CHARLES WILLIAM.
WILLIAM HERBERT PURVIs.
Kukuihaele, Hamakua. Hawaii. Der. e. 1870. d00 I'm
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ESTRAY.

GRAY MARE COLT ono RAND HAS
IA run on my pasture during the past year. The owner Ia
hereby notified to take the sema away, within one month from
date, on payment Of pasture fees, amounting to S24-otherwise
the animal will be forfeited. (dl3 Az JAS. DODD.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE IS II kiR GIVENTHATTH
y unaeTsigned has been a~ppoinscd Administrator Of the
Estate OF Yin Ching. late Of Honol---s-aAA ali pef-
y hereby notified to present fhcfr efsir1s. dalv auiheuk
az shetner secured by mortgage or otherwise. at the
Once o sing Chong i Co., Hotel Street HonoIpIu vi,ain az
a%d Is rom the date hereof, or they will be forever barred;
make Immediate payment thereof
All LOO N0AWK.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Win CHM deceased.
Honolulu, Dec. 18th. 1879. dTaM
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I
ARRIVALS.

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