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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-16
Minor Items.

[From Fridays Daily.]
he st. Patrick's day ball for the benefit of
Irish relief fund is the ing topic in
Eal circles.
he Helena coach did not get through last
hi. 1t left the Capital as usual, but owing
tbe severity of the storm was compelled
Eeturn.
he subscription boom has set in. The
Illness houses were actively canvassed yes
lay by several ladies with charitable OBJ
in view. 5-.
In. Ii. G. Williams, of the Morning Capt.
has severed his connection with that jour-
and has gone to Sheridan to take editorial
ree of the Messenger.
rhirteen years ago to-day the mercury was
eealed in nearly every town in the Terri
\ and several men were badly frozen at
Der Bow. So says an old timer.
he Helena coach. which left that city on
ldnesday morning, did not reach Butte
yesterday about noon. having been COM
led to lay over at the Park Station owing
he severity of the storm.
last night at ten o'clock the thermometer
istered 20 degrees below zero, and though
nut six weeks g it went down to 40, it
generally conceded that the wind prevail
last night made it apparently the coolest
the season.
The Benton Record says: "Good bye, old
nter. The geese are flying north. Welcome
ling" The above rhapsody was doubtless
6tten when the editor was half full, when
4 had on a buffalo overcoat and bear-skin
der-clothing and wa occupying a red-hot
We instead of a chair. Yesterday was M
the coolest days seen in Montana for sew
years, and during the past week the
ather has at no time been warm enough
Justify the statement that winter has dis
peared. Perhaps the Record man is paving
way for All original two mile poem on
ring.
[From.Saturday's Daily.l
The new DOR Which put in its first APP
hrance last night, showed u~nmistakable In
Eations of weather in the immediate future.
bpe so.
As will be seen by our dispatches, Colora-
Is to derive the entire benefit of the gov
pment appropriation for sinking aEtesian
Pills, the bill which passed the Senate on
pursday providing for the sinking of but
%, both of which are be sunk in that State.
tFrom Sundays Daily
No police court business yesterday.
IA double eastern mail arrived yesterday.
The man who invented the Gem puzzle
bght to be hanged.
Yesterday morning at the Burlington mill
e thermometer registered thirty-fve degrees
flow zero.
VIM. Hayes. the unfortunate man who was
! severely frost bitten in the Park a few days
b, is still suffering excruciating torture, blu,
is believed that the resort to amputatiol
ay be avoided. .--I-.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-16
Local News.

! arranging nj Weekly list aud putting
names of subscribers in type for use incur
machine, zoe may hare Inadvertently
out some. 1t is our ,oish, therefore, that
subscriber failing to get his paper, acaI
! ,s notice at once, so that the mistake mag
lectifed,
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-16

Mr.. Joseph Mcdonald has purchased from
the county the northerly building of the
Wilcox block, and is fitting up the front for a
furniture stcre.-NeW North Vest.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-16
OUR BANNACK LETTER,

Meeting of the Beaverhead County Paps-The County
Debt $28, 4s4 sc, IN Inorease-Ths Printing Law
of Montana Disoussed-A Man Found in a Badly
Frozen Condition-Ths Reminisoenoes" Of the
Lawyer Author of Helsna-Term of Probate Court
Personal Mention-The' Glendale Atlantis
Editor Warns the Public.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-16

A new post office named d" Beitean," with
Hackshaw US =. NJ, has been established
Belt River in Choteau county.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-16

vertised March 18th, 1880:
Allen, Miss Girty Jones, Jacob
Aldridge, John kelsey, John
Atkins, E. G. Kennah, Bernard p.
Brant, Miss Alice Livingstone, Daniel
Brady, George Martin, Edward,
Bell, A. M. Metten, Mrs. J. G.
Boyce, Mrs. Joanna Madigan, L. H.
Butler, Mrs. Maurice Marshal 4 Golf
Boyle, Z. h. Morrice, J. L.
Cameron, John-2 Mullen, Godry
Creues. w. 8 Murphy, Dennis
Galway, {. L. McGregor, D.
Cassidy, James Mcconnell, t. j..
Cole. Charles Mcbride, John
Collins, John Mcleod, John
Collins, Louis Mccain, Michael
Chretien, EdOire Nicholson, Mrs. T.
Dulmain J. O'Brien, j. G. 7.
Dewey, d. s. Peterson, James p.
Dunsfan, James Pickring, VIM. H.
Enky, Michael Piper, s. A.
Fireman., Leigh r Peters, Mrs. Lizzie
Green. ]. w. Pryor, David
Graham. Geo. Ramsay. J. B.
Gayer, Gustaf Henry Reed, Henry
Getchell, H. Sterrett, w. w.
Gregson, G. W. Shelter, Edward
Green,= Swancoat. John
Golf, WI Sayre, Warren
Giffen, Jacob R.-2 Smith, H. M.
Gibbons, s. D.. Tretheway, r. T.
Hanson, Peter Thompson, Y. N.
Harrington. Charley Tongas, Mrs. Edw'd
Harrison. Geo. Upham, d.
Householder, VIM. c. WeeIhfurt, Jno.
Jones, Milton Wilson, Mrs. Lucille
Johansen. Herman White, F. D.
Johnson, Smith Wilson, Rob't
CHINESE.
Quong Hang
In calling for the above say % Advertised !" and
give date of list.
W. EGBERT SMITH. Postmaster.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-16
LIST OF

Remaining in the post Office at Butte, and ad
vertised March 18th, 1880:
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-16

NdOUE 11uI6
In calling for the above say " Advertised - and
give date of list.
w. EGBERT SMITH. Postmaster.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08
PASSENGERS.

Fw WirEnn-f F1rrs- rcr Likrlikc- NV Slth.-His
M'asa-Tr Fha krrr q Hsr-ridcu y blanchard " klnug
y Z No. ~ D N1-rlsul Mss uan- NiSs ! yer
s-L ~ Itshran- nrL p Ilsdale, M Sallsro and wife
~ ! = Esu D r Hruds. Vi fe.btcr. " h,cszaSd.
49, Ii-i-r-lar ~ A O-su Mr. =. G NellHacy- " II
Hem b D Eakrr. Au-riu- Mr. : Austin wife
as c1iiZ = Aus-tr- Auslin, Ais- Connor II
q, ~ A \ = tarL- ? FaiI- 4 Morrison and wife
Z A1tlzl
E-un HEfrsau-6 Po-ts per Iikslise- Dec sih.-C Fur
q fiansa.r y Srurir NJ Trrrinan. n Bingham Cross
E arrsulf Il y ssr1larli u llamitnn- ID farls, Dr.
NJ q Pare. 4 = HclsrruAn- Ilr = Tr1gs-ea1 Park
= E lsrE. A. Reu1or M i aQhnSun and child. =
Ealslnz- u z Cul-Hell. NQr-lr- L h Jones. " z
49, Fa-te1z. q algEzEeer- wife AID children
F-un c-rtu-- -sr 10 Chunr. Ny 1o.-Nrs D Cope
larIl Ei-s C1nelsnd- Enc - Chi-u-e-
Pr ~ Fr1urs-oo ~ yn0 n Cle-i. Dee. 3-Joseph
NrTsr. b. eartrr. - h fc-I---
Fw IN F-snrsra Fe EnA- Dec- a.-F Il swantor
.ns kiiaaE "a. g -arien-
Fu~ mrfmruu-E Pores per Likrlikn, Drc sth.-J II
Hirrr ard usFr Mnrfn-izne Il A Widemauu. NJ
49, a knfL >e--lken- Fl Bill, Jones and
ulIr S-rr Ta1-. ~ klrkif. Ak1rlu- lr tros-eaqs
! --.1tua-as " e Hiidrr and wife Judge No ally, =
Hsra = Ear nao-u. Eis- Lane. Z Ii yrca. NJ
a-u----r-r , d IlEE j E1rfarifle and vie X Z
- q 49, a : fiaTtzfii- soln ColeF tast-
--r- Fr--Irnar ~ saleluau and vie NJ Hunoaro-
y 2 a E-rrr-- 81 nuastl- i NrEteu, teo Luc-s IT.
r- Ssr F-1ri-ar De- 10 Chz1c. Dee s-h--J Walter,
n 49, " Z L-urlnce-
E--m Ea-aaa- Fsf ANY TzrHcr, Dc sr4--L Y BriEgs.
. Maaanur-
F-u= EaH=paa- peg La.ssr Dec ssA.--soo Cinnamon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

NEW YoRK, Nov. 6th.-The Times saws: The
latest returns divide the Electoral College as fol-
lows: For Garfield, 2i3 votes /; for Hancock, l56
votes. 1t is announced that the Democrats, aided
by the forged Morey letter. have carried California
by avery small majority-155-and it is believed
they have also carried Nevada by majority of
less than 500. Placing these States in tbs Demo
cratic column the result Is as given above The
corrected returns make majority for Garfield in
New York State of about 1900. Republicans
throughout the nation may rest assured that the
difference between these and the official figures
cannot exceed few hundred, and that the votes
of the State uillbe counted as they were rast An
examination of the mzjorities cast in the several
States shows that Garfield has probably received
at least 1000 more votes than Hancock
TEB chief interest in the election returns centers
upon California This State warers between Gar
field and Hancock, and it does not seem improb-
able that the electoral vote will be divided between
the Republican and The Democratic National
nominees. Terry Is certainly defeated, but NJ
turns from the precincts yet to hear from may foot
mp majority for the other Democratic electors.
In such the vote of California in the college
would be one Republican and five Democratic.
Upon this hypothesis Garfield would receive PA
and Hancock 155 ballots for President There is
d chance, however, that Virginia has been carried
by the Republicans, In which event eleven votes
would be transferred fn5m the Democratic candi-
dates to the Republican,, in which event the totals
would be changed to rs and IN. The state As.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08
Sid.
MEMORANDA

na7u-- 81 shs r n An.1ralia. Ca-EiI. Commander
Cas- aE rrrr uha-f elI n o. Sunday Nov 2ist;
r-s fsalarr cate 81 1-I1 ard -.f5 Faralnne light
n ~ q rliir- zi-tari- Ezpfri-rccd lrht winds and
csr.s-h-r F-saiie - % the ga met uiih equally
1ue atrneF uE1llfr fli- o1ics reserved pilot on
Eu1a.llE az ~ ~ e. Uf M -r-h-
tEETEn ~ FEASCsuo.
Srr An bssus J A FElkiuhurE. Hubbard. hence Oct.
-N NJ u = - LicuuLrruga- Crurupseil- hence Oct
Z Sow Ea Flaw IA kalaknua- acnkr. hcuce Oct -
No.. e. Am ultuc auhr d. >Frcrkei-. Hansen. hence
la-Ia.- Y La . w.. Bat bk Viola, Price,
fra liTlrIll-'i fa- tlls E'r-i-
Er-srr- ~ A. d. ANY Turner. from Boston 10 Homo
l-is III irl JAW fs-A- ISL Crossed tue Equator
% 80 ~ = aag- and hour~ out Vac - days
A. Carr Uurr Experiences FeTr heavy weather, and
r1s t.usr hzdk fruu Ion = u On Cape HON Nas
- ASH fra- - = Do tar Atlantic. % ~ : IN the
Purtrttr-aa LAT - u7 =. ion y l6 ". siEuAlized
AN stiF lmpe-iaL fruu Cardf Tor San Francisco. ~
DAVIS asa t e-fh -EuaiiEec An -hip solitaire from
llurrwa. Cor san fruurl-c0 lle daEs ct nov lath
r-nnHE BIT chip Elifreilr- FROM san Francisco
Me- Hnuz the --zk -1-t ane ifusn there 20 port
- -fr tssr'r- r-ar1r- A. ". NEwEiI-
p -. - Hauzch H-aishu--Left Honolulu Oct. eih
g. "a 1-ars T. Ger u i-l reizcc johnson l..
t--r-rr distance = miles, ~ Euncown being
- = -Er-e. came 20 anehnr for the night. miles OF
a. s1 l.lrf ur slure aftrr Capt Cumstock- boat re
rr1E rErlrr- rtr Nrs-ulru aud anchored IN faith
cu4 ~ ga res FROM the ho1se on shore lent
snr-v 90 lrir - provisions and baggage. Oct
r.t 20 zee far Earsir - whore arrived Nov PIN
rea sftrd Cor IA L. arrived on the ilfh-
an said n-uiu the iEh Tor H0uu'ulu Nov. nth;
f-rrr frrr ~ a y " Gas fcht and IN sight: could
- - I-saals ~ uau NaCl- Hawaii Nolokai- Lanai
EftsraH k1rnf. arrived Hunuiulu Nov Sun. u
en- f-uu Na-tin-sos j. T. T. EEHsolDs, Master
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

CO NM GAL.
EaYoLrIr. IA. q -

EleoLlLl. DC. = 1ee0.
On III. sz-rs krzr 81 No isr-sveaeaf IN business
On r- on Sauranr and lEasiay uh1-res presented
u- u-rs-rrr- IA. rcrH-iansd ~ the arrival o.
t ia r-rs r--r-r IA ChurrHi some SO Celesfials
ma a. hu-k Iu-tr- with as-in ali shout 500 There
=irss- -u--- ~ fhe 10 Ch-ar. AID s-r5 By the
E-lz -n--s iz7s-sf-iaus Win Il l. - be hopea Sup
- b. rzs tts r-r.t trusa1 noE existing for 6eld
tl,.1s n- zEzr af scr 1lz-izliuzs
81 N-lar ~ less thz- sre 90 our co.stin- s.esners
ssss Es- l-z--1-- Ger 6iE---rt pe-f. in the group
rt ass cnllreuis- largely q ta= sir and snssle on
IN N-aa4r H. Aar-- sold hy order % the Trustees
lul1ln E-Err s-rr-ai pisces ri land situated
1auasi ant EA-L- IT, ari.udnurr AZ tn sale
sd -ts t1a1lrr s--it-i and tn eum realized was
1850 ~ tll.rslr- f1rcel~ rerr disposed Of
a. stlllan ri " tsets- so acr-s- and the lsnd q
IA ~ al.rt A. -itzEf-5 Eanaakra and very
r-ras'- aF-1-rt - -t-r u1te- GAS lnc Ahlplaa
- Hrrrs5ua-Ei scd % V ?. koys for So
49, m khrpzEa ~ Kzuziuui. - acres. sold 70
~ EMrn-rs fr- g. Ier Ahuguas % L2nihEunui. ne
49, ra5 SO. W N1rf "a nc 60. Alhs " 49,, 81
- nrs N AT kn1 NauL fE3a acres sold 10 the
Vs. s.--ar l-arrr Izry fr- Si-z-t
~ a-sr--s .-uln ia-s-s Fa-1s ior the Eeek were
49, s-u- t. GANG. iruri tautuu- An hk Any
49, Sen flas-u-- An tric v Lnrzs and An bk
49, pa F-ar1 fhe >Hlul- Ger * LE-ker. from
a1zaas-1 tLrrr = A Fa-ElEhErr and An bk u
70 trr---.--s Cor lhe szze Tine we're Am bktne
IA Ar - srtz y Cie-E --a s-zar 10 Chung al for
- a. Ta--r- bring. Fun cargo 81 reasonable
ra r-m1 fau-l q 90 Nr--rS g Brewer 4 Co.
IhH F1kaHa- o. Ness Castle q coke and the
UE Mn-1r ali1 bring tuA rafuae-
ramar--w NJ Aaau- siI e1slraence large two
csr. ssi as cainz r1ls icE acc5anJ = Aessss fgen
60 r----l 81 1hs Co.st viii Be fhe clipper brig
C---ln. ur.r3r -r.lF iur sea, b. followed by
a. tr- Eaz.-t zrc tttze : A Fa1liHbzrs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

The tender of Mr.. Thomas has been accepted by
the Trustees of the Lunalilo estate. DIR. Thomas
has done some excellent contract work on these
Islands, and is an enierprising builder. An in
dependent architect will be employed by the Trust
ees 10 watch over their interests.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08
IHRORIS.

Fram Pr Toau=end- Fsf Jenny Pifts, Dec i-h--so-
q lrn--l ,unlhrr .ll6ls Il nfl1h iumber. lluuul
ranr--. le Ga iaihA. Z L. beer ~ pkEs potatoes.
rran rrsaiasv. Der T W Lucas. Dec sth.-aia077 II
81
Fru- Wt1up.o.- 7s- Ll-ker, Dec sih--S Pkg cotton
rErs ar bly, ruufr. 2 pkg shell nzh, - psEs
r-rfr I'D rs1-- shar-hE. a. psls SAT- eggs, pkEs
tala11a. 81 lk-r Cuire=e ulese-
F-sn Bas-uu- % ANY Turner Dee 3rd.-ieo tons
El.r-11ilh Gs1 rs oak lIrlter y bbls rosin; ien
g 81 e. ualrh- - bales n1kgul- 10 coll cordage
49, na5i- ~ lrs furnrurf, - tns iron. u bdls
nau fara beer Iiu g bottled beer. - g 10
hmarn r nr- n-h ilrn-. p t= axle iron shafts .
h'lrls. dnr-s 30 sections portable sailroad
rnf mi-r ml-e-
r-a- cz-.ur- rer 10 Chung. Dec Isf-i kg books. 80
rlrs niTes 1U sh1us~hoo- ~ rolls mating. .
49, enur srs -rr. - @ vite nuts. " C dried
49, -tal SCH r- rirr feur. pkr paper, c
f. ElEllrre. Cf tollcrp ETtEaEed- ana lot OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

sembiy Is close. The latest computations mako it
probability that the Republican side will be
strengthened by one more member and the Demo-
Gratis correspondingly weakened. The election of
a Republican TO the United States Senate is, how
elected the Governor and probably majority of
the Legislature, thereby insuriRg the election of
Republican Senator from that State. The status
Of the Forty Congress is not materially
changed by later returns The Republicans will
probably elect the majority of both bodies. though
by slender margin. The work of throwing out
votes for Republican candidates for Congress has
begun in the South, with the object of retaining
Democratic control of the House of Represents
tiyes.--ChroHicis, Nor. 6h.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

The Advertiser reports statement of DR.. James
Murphy of San Francisco to the purport that
sixteen people had applied for treatment at his of
fee for leprosy, and that those afflicted came
from these Islands in vessels plying between Homo
lulu and San Francisco. - This statement the
Advertiser doubts, and We thoroughly agree with our
contemporary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

We are informed that the citizens of Kohala,
Hawaii have hit on grand idea; they not going
TO be outdoae by Honolulu kohala is to have
statue of Kamehameha LIST. committee of three
natives and three foreigners has been appointed
and certain high parsonage has promised hand
some subscription.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08
HAWAII.

From correspondent resident on Hawaii, we
szbsiding, and promises to become extinct soon.
The stream towards the northward still continues
TO flow. the lava doss not appear to advance to-
ward Hilo bat seems TO pile itself up in cones or
masses on the paateau between Mauna Loa and
Mauaa Kea- The branch stream that entered Kau,
i extinct and can be safely crossed at any point
The hight of the new eruption IS seen nearly every
night bat Is not 50 bright as it was, and it may
Continue 50 for tins yet, gradually expiring
Rains have been very abundant all over Hawaii
the past week, or during tns Kona storm
Tho rain has been pouring down all day, Dec
2d indeed for several days. At the end of the year.
will send Tua our rain fall Would ii be well to
ask those who have kept records Of the veather for
1850 10 SIND TEEN IN during January next, for
rrolications
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

Pr S1aa5T and Rafkla1d- Der Australia, Nov %
rirr 81 ii. TElu fkes -usar cane Dom Val
ElA-&
Fn Sar F--nri-rc Der Jno. " Clerk Dec. Ssh
>la1r e - r cobra - ncLs bananas Dom
rellr -. For Co. So
Fr- San Frarra-cn Ter Ella, Dec 2--Sson coffee
- 49, suczr ass rai Elolzssas- 500 goat ssiEs'
rirl- la1 bias hls.sras. Dom value ss5-pse
Fa- - F-satf-ou ka Chure Dee fth--ilo b-s rice,
- us-s -=-ar cznc- a.. Sachs bananas Dom Value
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08
THE VARIETY OF
Presentation L. Miscellaneous Books
In fine Bindings, claims Special Attention
Colton's Complete Quarto Atlas.

Bryants, Holmes. LonefeIlou's Morediih's TennT-
sons and Winters Pc ms Christmas Tide Iris. Iie
School Boy, Prince Deukalion- The Kings Secret
Dore's Rhine OF the Ancient Mariner, Shakespeare
Characters, Reynard the Fox. Sunshine and Storm.
Paul Lecroixs Famous Art Works 3vos. Isis Unveiled
Uncle Toms Cabin, FAIRY Land Of science. The Unf-
Painters Sculptorn. &C., Pleasant spots Around
Oxford Art in Europe Art and Artists in connectlcut
Laurel Leaves, French Pictures, Caledonia Tropical
Mature In the Sky Garden Pearl Fountain Fem Para
disc, Beautiful Snow, Landscape in An Poetry shep
Hours In Natural History Greens History Of Euelish
English Language and Literature. Geikes Life ard
Works Of Christ. vols; Dickens Works. Macauify's
History Of England, Haydn's Dictionary or Dates.
Guizots History Of Civilization, Khedfse'a Eryptr
Egypt to Palestine, Hand Book OF Legendary Art,
Sketching IRON Nature. Hand Books 10 Water Color,
Sepia and Neutral Tint, Ceramic Art Parks and Gar
dens Of Paris Literary Boquet Roses and Holly Library
of British Poets 3vols; Plymouth Collection or
and Tunes, Biblea. shakespeare's Works. Taslor's
Goehe's Faust, Lubke's AT vols. American Honits.
American Painters, boys Frossart. Hollands Works
Gibbons Rome. Children Of the Village. InRoldsh7
Legends, Hailam's Works Maple Leaves Fsn1rs Life
Of Christ Life Of ST. Paul Knights Shakespeare royal
quarto edition, vols Light OF Asia Print coscfar
Knights History Of England. Tyrol and Skirts Of the
Alps, Tennyso'is Songs. with Music, Thorwaltann's
Life and works shnkspeare's Gems. Birthday Booka
Memoirs Of Napoleon, and Mad dc Ramnsat. Brazil.
rus Little Folks in Feathers and Fur together With
variety of latett books BY faVore authors and manT
other works OF various kinds-The Line Of Chidfnn1
Books is very full and cannot fail 10 satisfy all
Caldecct and Linen Toy Books In variety ChiIdlan'a
Bibles. Family Bibles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

-t-r rChirn ssr- Er ghnnE F-irrson - ID I'm Canton
An GA ANS Tur1er. AeHeLi 10 aavs I'm Boston
An he1re y N Lucas. Neafuurth. I'm Port q
-Au ~ sfsnrF THlrs- Slrterg- I'm fNrf Townsend
-lsa- d. Tl1-kcr kEe1nzrla- I'm Mhampoa
--f- flrrr = A Pa kil rEr-. Hubbard. from :
IA b. d T. Narrat. Dssae-, I'm San Francisco
Sailed.
u 1-Az- hktar 3 la Tz-uer. ft7 san Francisco
E-a-r ~ Trhr n ClrrE Cuuart. for Sau Francisco
s-laiua -trzr TO Chuuc. Peterson for : p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

There is a regular smallpox scare in San Fran
cisco there is always more or less of the disease
hanging about the city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

As the steamrr left the wharf there seemed TO be
some row going on, disagreement between q
Hawaiian and foreigner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08
NOVELTIES:
Christmas Stockings. Christina. Bsi's, Lss-.t,
Moyes' Dictionary Holders,

20 dsa sss Ask FOR u Esdn iiii; 70 4zEI6i 'ss.
thing.
q tf fHbscrbel. be trnfs Gala 1I.r< III Goods nj tt
Season nay zeoT h1 <1ci111 fa1Tto| and tl.t. s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

The police have now begun to come down on the
dray drivers: two Of them were arrested the other
evening for driving without lights, and also two
for fast driving.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08
NOTICE,

THE FIRM OF A. III. SMITH s. CO.,
Il engaged in Sugar Planting at Koloa, Island OF
Kauai, Is composed of A. H. Smith. residing MAXI
wac, Island Of Maui, and j. X. Smith residing Kooa
Island of Kauai. A H. SMITH l. co.
KOloa, November 49, 1880. SIS vt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08
PRICE PER coPY- RIrrr cENrs


TWO TRUNKS. LABELLED MRS.
}117l-l3 7. MOORE Hnnolulu. Fl. r.. ST. Anslralin
&Ag4 y H supposed 10 have been taken BY mistake
alk.ksAS from the mail wharf. August i0fh ANY
one returning said trunks 70 Mrs 4. Moore W. i31
Nursur Arerre- or nuT one giving Information that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE

DAYMENT HAS BEEN STOPPED
l. Of the following orders drawn by the Manager at
the Pahala Plantation the Agents of the Hawaiian
Agricultural Company:
No. 100 favor Of L. Ashman, Oct ed 1850; No 1Os1
favor of l.. Ashman. Oct 3Oth 1880
SIS 81 (Signed) L. ASHMAN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

Her Majesty Queen Dowager Emma and Her
Highness r. Keelikoiani were among the passen-
gers BY the steamer c. r. Bishop for Koloa Kauai,
on Monday evening last.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

The building Committee of the Chinese church
have asked the ladies interested in their undertake
ing to help them raise additional funds 1t is rro-
posed TO hold fair in their new church building
some time before Christmas. All ladies willing to
assist in this affair are invited to contribute any
fancy articles or childrens clothing. All such
articles may be left at the stores of E. o. Hall d
Son, and Goo kim.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

DR. Emerson is in charge of a new dispcnsary
which has been opered in Maunakea street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

The regular meeting of the Hawaiian Mission
ChiIdren's Society will be held on Saturday even
ing Of this ekat tn residence of Mr. p. Jones,
announced.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

In two days we had . rainfall of GAG inches,
SIS on Monday 4-23 on Tuesday of last week. A
pretty fair allowance: the figures are from the rain
gauge at DR.. McKibbin's residence, on Beretania
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

We are desired to say that the concert of the
Amateur Musical Society is postponed till Friday
week The usual rehearsal will take place next
Friday. Members desiring tickets for the concert
must apply TO Mr. Charles Cooke.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

The rain came down abundantly on the night of
November Sd We have seldom had such down
pour II very short time most of our roads be
came roaring torrents With what force the water
came down may be easily seen on School street
between Emma and Fort streets. A large ditch
has lately been made there lined vithheavy stones,
in many places the stones have been gouged out
and rolled along for many yards. Several of our
residents have fences and such small deer" car
ried away.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-12-08

M Calssa-.i. Thsafre Company opened the old
shrzr-r uG Szrzriar evening last for short sea
re- hnEart esrirr1tire % the new Music Hall at
eht ia-tsr rar1 IL ttss nonth- On the opening
riiLtt -hr u-diunue yzs iz-re and appreciative.
III F.-r--zu,rue co1sisted Of an amusing little
cazasy Husband 70 orser,- and capital
E--o- p IN Wa-ie-inc Minstrel = both Of which
ra-t 81 Ee-c.-Hc n every particular. and show
e ra-cl zlvclx thas Er- Wells bad made an excel
trnf s-ar=li1l u tis o11rpany. Hiss El1za Long.
Dir CEEa- H. Nks-lE and J. IL Francoe1r are old
fnTnr1nas AHrH Hiss May NRlkHs- Miss Ella
Allaa- dr- fiel1ry n Miisoa and Mr. VI. G. Crosbie.
an aE SEEING lr11-S and altnE2ether the whole
r-lnrAzv IL uns * tie best winch has visited
Eurdl-la- Er. Crosase a. slzn Bags lin the W an
1l-l1z Nlzis--slI showed himself comedian
81 - sasaz urter- a1d. t11et1sr Niih Miss Long,
49,. - house n \ ralr q iz1ghtsr- On Monday
4s.szE1z. IT, CsnslA1y gave rs second entertain
-r-f - Al rqlslls good house uael Vas produced
Nl.a,- aFs1snr cnznn-le-iz emitted Sly Months
asr1- Enninmad hr tine i1nzhAnle comedy Check
raan apsah ut uArrh r4rH nreiI nsoeived- To-mor-
~un uf AIH irHagrnmd tine r1EledE rrlnl Of Chin
NV s7armar Hmd the fzr.e OF Turn him oct
Surr-.aE~ .frrunimr q ChrcknAte ana The Onni-
i-s- ~ xne raEEE- Nert week tilsre VIII be only
~ rzzErzs-U eazssaey and Saturday even