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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14

-sssScsfsar of the lease unless shown that the
Commissioners as a Board all knew OF tAis lease
and had il eetaze theras that the power % MAKE
leases could no more be de.esated ty se Sasnn.s =
,rsss sentences. On these Instructions the Jury
save verdict Hcr tAe plaintiffs and the dafendsnt
took exceresons. PRESTON and Erown rce pam
sSss: Ha-swell fcr defendant
Kr,Nr KArV rs. NJ. MclSszSs.-Acisoa On bill
S,r bananas delivered On the wharf at Henolalu.
The defendants defense was that by TIE oral
! agreement between the parties the eAnAnas were
not ~ be regarded eeeoaSs1s y hina rntal tney
uers placed On hss-a Of the California steamer,
ana ss the steamer ala not arrive he wSs not iA-
haeD Evs6eace ~ % the agreement was contTaaic
4 so-v. 1t was shown that the bananas were dellv-
e~ed oa TIE wharf % the agent Of defendant VINO
ana released TIE plaintiff from further care and
,azs-sl thereof. 1heCo9rt changed tAe lury thstu II
! szch a sasss1iAaSaa w&S made claimed by the
defendant, Il would not ee = concissoa pTecsasnas u
and its failure roaad nos make defense, and that
/ delivery Of the ccc6ss and assumption Of their
coztro nv the defendant passed the tatle N spite
81 Azv agreement 10 the ARRIVAL OF TIE Sfessaer
TAe jrry Teszzned versssi for the psA,niss tSF
DoAe for plaintiff f. 7, RcseTson for defendant
In the Ksac rs Williams, charged with the naur>
Ger of John Harris Kauai. the jay alters short
absence returned a unAnlnsoas verSlcs et noi
guilty. Attorney General Preston toz the SroNn
Hz-1uel for the defendant
Rxx ~. KsS 10 SxR-Cozarlon nuisance in keep
s-sc carabssrS ho1ss. Appeal from the Police
Coz-z. Verdict os acqEitssl Attorney General
tos the prosecution: s b Dole FOR defendant
TX PSosarr-HNkx-s, C J-The estate Of Alex
a-sss- Hutchinson Petition by executors that TIT
widows dover BE ascertsarsd, The rsspondenl
claimed that dover co1ld oly be SCI apart On tn
! WIDOWS petition tAa. no sale Of her dover rleh
co7l6 be compelled by creaito-ss and that IN
hesrs rnzs4 he rstse parties ~ any prcceedine 10
sins&saTSnsas Of dover, The Coa-t overTnleS
.hese cASecssons xni the reSpoadeas gave motto
Of Srpsa and requested tsnae 10 communicate Wit
Jzsle EArSy o. ka1&i before the case was decades
hx k-.al Judgment q the CoaTi in RAnco PreSto'
and S-ovn and Castle and Hatch for petitioners
EA-Tvell for reSroadsat-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14

IL E--G--a- q -l-s11s E11 g5uEr1jEls
.-r sEEz-g- &C sc1o1- are j respectfully
=1-l=5 70 zhs faIiuE1nE statutory EEr1Eisians
-s-1-zz- &c III k--s15znr= q ehzl5-an Hf
$3.50 and zh=- uEz u1lEszioas- un5-
IL EEs E 1as s1tsss-
F-= N S5hs5f 4-z G. .EzuBz-E ID 1855,
O. Easz4515-
c. AE-ES1ASCE
II 7 s1E-l = z-lgu-t.su1 On al
E--=-s E-zzr-lEzs and 161-Ble-S q ssz-iL5-z-.
y s-E slrz ct13z-a-- s-gla 1E=5- SIKH 70
-lsr 1--azzl-h Ts4-s4 -o slls lBE1ul sehool
-Er u- F-TEss- IL y aZs1-uEzs1 N Eoo1
Iza-z-z AHA el=zz=zzzlrT ls=zrIzlE-
81 Il 7 zzT child sAsl IszEz II
1--~g---E - --ri-n =elBll E-T Police
s- ZHs--5r- gu5Es s-Azl- E-la- E-u-sar con-
r- t.zzE Z1ds tT lhz schDal isAehar
IL @--rl- EEs-z- c- -l= Inspector tSs1a-El
eM-e -as sE--=- - Ug-a=-- or E1A--5S-- q
n5r-E-rEzs Ez--s-z- az Etz Gid 1rc71hsr with
N ehL ze - E-rsae5- and ul,an IL
t--- r-uT=5 EAE1 -hs Es-san responsible
fur -ne CD 81 j mlu-. LIS n1- used
Erwrer ---EH-e@ g ss-u-rS ID E1ll1'S rzEL-
l. a--e-5z-sne az =c1sal -ae sad rezparls5-
the zm--F sal a@ 11=1 aE tine said Police
rr -Fz=--sr- TZS-lr= II 4 SIN 11r exceeding
Fr= Inlz-s- and II 6z1Eull 1harelE L
E=r-er &c ZEE-l=aE-zlI - hA-1 labor
frr 4 rs-- -1- 70 =xeaa- 1gEr1=zn 1ATs :
and u cas- -1= Gid shall Es-uTs Ihs
gss5e-a5z-.E Esz--v- -hs Po-lns q Dzs-rlG1 Jus
tsae stzM zel1 MIN 70 8 Ezt1r-rE-1-T and
En51=--zE SG1ool S1r term 111 lass than
s1r -su--Es- mr. 1a-E than TEo Fe4rs- or
rrh=--a-e =s--@lss aim I'd fine 1a 81
rzs1rE rE1 dollars CT lr1E-l=1u-Er1 81
km-5 Zhur far q tenn nG exceeding 1zn
GEz
-Er - Ezeh raMehzr shall hare power
arnmzmliEaasaEr n=eessSTy and REASONABLE EE1za-
tsmamr urHm the EsuIlls uf ms schoal and
saaE Hz1r . Any EsF a'e punishable for de-
fzEE
81 "a. The =dh1lE-s n the G0Tarrl-
Fmsm1 <rM=uls shall be suTlElissd by rhsir
rmr=--E ur rzEr1l1ns with -he books and
f=1-auzus-F rs1zzsz-e k1r Eha4r usE
Frmm she S5as5E -zEf q gatE = 1s7a-
SE Il Al kEeze-s f C1@as. TieSnnl-
trr L51unr and Billiard Saloons and Egwi-
ann AEa=Fz- and SaEnr Nils are hereby
H-rrr sarsidl=n To allow .Mry seEfo1l callll-
EmM ngmE ur Eras- aD remain rpun their
Er@A@@ 4zF lime AHrEEsen the hours os
ssll=E< @@E ElmEzsE- MnleaE 1he az-nE he
lanmlmmFI@H&esd ~ rhezr EArHntE ur graEfiiEzlsL
AT kHeEE C. Cs1es- FiEEualnE- L1gl1l
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14

tan. The occupancy of the g-oun6 ty rrees
and shsSr rocSs would moreover check the
washing os the soil by rains and It's eaowsas
awzv Nv winds, q oSuse now N P-ogvess and
steadily destroying tire remaining value ot
thousands of acres like those On the island Of
kRAeolsre-
Our 4AlgSrsha j. not TIRE genuine Al kAa-oh
a the Mediterranean bu9 native ct the
western slope cf the Andes No specimen o1
the AZ KhA-oh on true C4-oA Tree exists 81
these Islands. The s r Bs19esE Otlce is
distributing Carol seeds among is suhscTs-
hers Rn5 s few are scda expected here TITS
la,7e- Is s tree highly pT1Eed II SYRIA and
Gurus. Its barge r1oA PODS have high
commercial vxlne Il the manufacture q tTes-
Gle II EnclAn6- SINE 2e.eoo tons are ex-
ported Annually 70 England from Cyprus.
Tlssv are valuable food for stock Ia well
known thar the CS-pA rc6s were : the husSs
-hSi the SWINE 5l5 eai, in the parable cs the
P-e5IrzI Son. Il IS yei 70 he Sscs-taspee
whether TIE CArch tree woul6 tAl-5vs here,
although Il possesses the same ?ec1 ssa1sty
VITA 1be Alc1zohs, of hou-lsAszls On and NJ
lands
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14

SzWzI CozEr-HKHzs- C g.-AFH TEn
1551--Cr0sn Cozzulssao1srs ~ z Jones Ac15n
Of e5scnsz fr The 4hzp1za Of H0nokzEzi,
served 1F EznshzneAz III 20 A@seEt, AID Ms
-hsz aid szccsss1-s tEsFE. Z 1S1s- Ths DE-
teaaz1 asked shs Com 70 rz3e zhs1 Esslzko1z1i,
1hs onay living ksr of Eznehzzshz III i nov
the 0Ene- Of zhis lznS- fhs s-gzns1t beng fhss
zass Ezs 1he private properly Of 1he Eznehznehzs
and had neEE bcea gzz-5s5 bF any Of then. and
7zz4 the 6scas-sz5oc CT Kzn=hs-aeha III fhz7 4
Eselnrz=1 70 himself and ms hszrs and s1rcessoB
Did 1o1 take 1as lzn5 away from an hair The
Corr dsczns5 10 rls On ne z1ls zad hsld thzs as
1hs 6sldz11 c-zznsd zndr leass from the
zizsz-1zzs aEe-- he c9z1d nj csszfe 1tear rzg-E-
The 6asa6z11 showed s1s1 hs lad paid rsz1 fr1=n
Isl. Is73 his zrs ksse. and f-uGu ls7S 70 lS77
liz 5ac011 4szse- -z1 -1S re-1 vas rece1Teo tgy
-la Crow Csa-azusss7uzE-z frrrn thar zpeu1 Al
EA1aEn GoTs-1o- D1zzzls tes-z1ec zE1zf hs hzo nos
KNOW Of these leases n0r that -Ee Esuf Ezs f0x
zhas tsad Ths dexsn1zzz asked the Goz-1 70 rEle
1hz1 sl authority % NIKE lsass cozld Be glyez
5T EEsroAe= zz- aezse zz1g11 b rzzz1sd 1F s1se-
r1e-- zccEasancS and r1ce1pt of rE-t 11oer x /:
-zrz- Fas Nahauaezuz snz Ez1e1A a. GOFernoH Of
Man lad 2csd zs tns Crown Cozrzz1ssz0le-s
zEz1z- N racszFzzg z1d FsF1lg OFer -zls ref- and
z<ferEEr1E became Croz1 CuZz-u1zszo1arst the at
CT h0E3s5zs Of o1e CrSEa Co-n-lss7one- n "a
gard 10 making zt1s Lease, q payne1t Of rezt vas
1as ar1 and E0E1sdes 1t al s1e C-OEn Coz-1-z-ls-
GDEE 70 know for xhzs lands and leases theT ~
czEFs1 rsu1, z2d thai lAsF are rresz1ed TO hzEe
known L The Co-t zf1sed % 10 inszr1E the
Jz-T and rrzsd Thai raM Co11nzzsz11ners bad 10
power 10 appoint an zze1t 70 rake E2sa8 and
that 10 rsoGrE CT rzus N f1ls Eod voz1d be a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14
TIME TABLE,
SFEhhBR ELIKELIER.
TIME


nE No Credis for Passage Money "a
We positively rsfass oPsa Acc0aau Tor P2ss4Kss.
And pEr1c1K-1F cal Afre1fso1 Of ths trzEslEng
rsuse - the necessity having Baggage a1d Freighf
sAsriy rHArked VII BET Be- Responsible fo-
ar unmarked kEgEzge for Frsght OF F1Tces III
less RecefPted for
Fright Money Due o. Demand.
In r1ssx Frsghf for psr5es not responsible or
known ne Frerhz Mo7sy WI be required IN s6TErce
Anc decline responsibility regards ths l1Ecug Of
Eve We VII al bzf VII not gSar1Bsee
N ives q Horses, Cattle &ad Males.
PACKAGES Of LIQUORS and WINES MTsI
BE PLAINLY MARKED
Fo- ne party WHOM TIER x-s fer. plainly stAsd IN
rsezsr- % whom 1hsK c11Eixsed-
An de-A51s for Damage or Loes- -1st Be made Zita
: cr- Do1fA-
II 10 ray Isa5le for Loss Accs6ezf Lire Ssoek-
HE Hack Dr1Ez-A- Boys, x11 such Ike, E5 zos bs n
toEed 51Ar6 the Steamer uo1 Srr5FA u-r 1fsT the
rzsss2Esrs bee1 Landed
IS EILDEE Co-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14

We have oss1 informed te1A1 representative q
oae OF 1he Chinese Sx Coc-7azses- Of Ssz Frxzs-
CISCO hss coCas 1hs Islands Perhaps soae large
slgz- rlEz1s1aos nay be passed over 10 tssz-
control We dz-rsaE1e fas POSSIBILITY o: ths5r Sc
cz-zze taolhol5 = 1hs coz-1-y- II / tAs vl-szl
slz7e-T L Which The Cazasss S-s kept hy sAose
companies EA.z1 is oas of he reasonable grounds
assigned tor 1hs Al-1asa universal oqpas15oo 10
Chzaess 5z-niE-z-1al- manifested u 40 zrxar xzys
= Cnl5t7--1i- On 1hs A1lzz1ic ooSsz- 1bs govern
z.lali Is Gs-e1l 20 e1cAa5s 1he E&zqs-s and e-zi-
-1Els ihzl European az1sa-s zo1l6 he glad 10 ssod
orsr o-r roo el&5 q such aGSy -165zocs Of fsasss
undesirable classes 81 sne oasa q 1Asz- pASSzce
-aansE- We have been lhx-kt-l 1Ax1 he China
nl Il 1hls c11zIrT have 5sE2 o-olS2l hs-e and
1--we hers laas- n S1ce cG55ols pso1&cs N Cali
EarzlE- i Is minated 1ezG1 The seoa75 s=eRns-
from E1C-EkoElc ARS 1oa hss1 sszI u Eooo1zlz BY
1as Chzlass Sss1-n NzEsgsI5oa CognyS-y. heczass
1ins Company was lzlzz-x11-s 3o- these Islands
sach srsssEz q ozEsa-s1aFs-T- We NAV tAxnk
1hs .-l-zse ofoczkas AZ 1El S-1-zss gor1 igs lis
zz31 Z1Eozs STssezl Ass ao1 been 3o1szs5 1Eslo -
II 1hs Board ot lz1z11z-z1aa1- O. 1As C1A1bs- u
CsE1-ns,ss- co-36 sscs-1Kza viii o1c1El sKzc@zess
Ihs 1Z1hs- q 1Bba-s-s slTl needed OF The vA-sozs
ElEzIz1ao1s- old OF new. and then mako rs o~Z
business s--E2ssznsnls with lhs CA-nass oESc5sls,
we s1zl5 be \ a. probability hss1zs- served ihzl
hr lssNl-le 1als coaszaao q Chinese l-z-1s-z1so1
without 4-E ssz14sa Eallcr, 2nd viii so E141s Il
f<4-2zss--I -s.s-lElao1-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14
Aauaiiall GaEette.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Il. 1854

II changes N the OGhi1si are required, zzri
nominations H-s n a-5s-. ws shall he -sAdy,
Il sh1rz n115ce- 70 furnish names IN 81 lsssi
ten brand nsE cabinets although we are nos
sure 1hIi Tas Recommendations II ~ 1uiu-5-
11s5 press Eould SECURE thar appointments.
B1i i Is vel 70 be prepared fa- Contingencies,
L tA1f -bs e1a-gr were use5 II 1hs suppress
slol u cEusss ot disease n vlcs Efach has
tszn sza7tlias5 n VAN attempts q suppress
.,s-sEl1 printed ulE-ls-. O the 5isgusslu1 of
alleged 0fhciAl 5slingnsnuiss- there would be
less Occasion = TAX Il l7bsl su71s. Thus fEr,
1hs 9utiic va-5lca Is more taIk than Clds-.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14

EwE E4E E3z- A1s --sis arT s-sz H7I-uzzzr5 ElaSi
E=--- @-= -s--l- u= Enrl Island nt 1HAL
-a-r Ener--- -las---z --sE--1-E
SAE- VIII Mise az 1hs 11ze-sn--
-r=- grs-r A. .s- II
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14

0C8 contemporary draws The line carefully
between - 1hs lh1leh1less uasa-E-oss u few
i5ls rass5ps-7 1n5 ~-umn-s-- En5 ths-supa1
sloaueuily saws 1has II or allus5un 70 III
founded run1-x n ministerial -s.slgn11ilns., We
Eot1u35isd-'
As = the Lard Chamberlain business, ws
are inclined u 1iilk Il 1ns e change The snt-
lsc1- ior The public Is nol grsH1ly concerned II
lbs strsei --um1- that 1hs zl5D.-slss- printed
1hs famous cards with 1h1i 1i1ls- L a1y
one Is 1s -lss and ezEllin Iooui thoss cards 1;
Is M We We have among u.s. MANY Da1
Il z1azE ni1ds" L the government Is q 1ae
qElli1n lh&i Is dignity v1uld be conserved
~ l1e c11fis--zlg q titles II dis1nuiloI. tins
journal voll5 noi hsszzlss = Rdvocl1s sunh !
proposition We cEn see many aarEulGres Il
snc1 s scheme, En5 We sh9ul5 take pleasure
II ssa1ng Z Iba-L display u T. I strong
fa-os q - pears u lhs realm might As.,llisi
sa1os at 1bs weak 6alnoo-Elic minds We hsr:
zruu-E us
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14

-u==z-- n Eatzz 11=-- AZ za-=5 su- Il ne E'szs
r=r EH-aZ- E-ss FIr1-l-- slI1s-nzs-. nrE huuEnt
z-=ur zaz1=za 90 =-LEt sz11 zz-ls uahe1i1fr and
Et tw 1unL
49, aa- Szz-z r. E.=l1 hs-r4- ra-s mas.
-G -= =s az1Z E---ss- ARD hzzHnt -z-r zauss ss
la=- zlsua=r fE sli-z-az---zn-t Is --17.s-
a-1a -rz- sa=z= .-u- - su1 and szH=iuz1 snrt
Ezt u4z--
- Hl--- r, E.zi 1s-sr -1s--u--s 1isi- Ar-r- m
z-~l CO s= -sE as C-ds y --Is- z1-7-5 nul
E-us-zzs Ezasz lfv ---1E-irl- -is 5ua-1 az
Ez=-G- l1E a. lz--las F1E Il 1nun-17r E-i- ms
--- SN- e W--EE
E-ss5dsr- 5uz-S rs Esal.t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14

6H@ EEzr-Z Es1- ms ms err s-rr 1--sat-iH-i
$780, III Ezzr- u --rs Ard Cls-K a. Nl-kszs
&c., -As=-z- -s=r--z
S4N- @ E--EE MISE a. zht 1zns-5H--
zrz=- --z-- A=-Z as- 1s% "
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14

LAST Thursday evening EAs sscoai ksssea con-
s-s Fook place Al TIE Iycsz-a = presence ot s1n
hszss and q Was AZ unqualified sacssss. Every
one Ezs Easzse5 x-S sssssSsa TIE pr,az-x-n-,e was
good one and zsil ys-fo--1e5- BSs1hovs7,S so1&1a
= Fzzhs1a1us7 ~xS finely rendered. iAo2eA nos
-scszpe6 with the sTFasass tAss vSs unanimously
accorded Ais 0V-. coCn,osassozss. Ms-Caszss a.
Rous1 sszsoaA-ly. winch displayed 10 advantage
hls -z-s sxssz11a1Al rovs- ,AaczlSsa5 ~ h-l-e oi
the exquisite harmony q iAs cozzposz1saaA. The
E0a5s Was A-znosz sq1S2.y hsazs11-l- 1asozlh
MT rs delicate
Sa1h CAcr1zis Posoassse Z A Isl xad tie Ersssy
TElsS II 1E1 were vel received i z'oz15 ss<-a
g. 1ae1sA IAls &-1ssz<s talents were a5Arse6 80
hrzzss azf the ne111z- power q CsoEla's nzsSe-
The NolanE2ss- IAoTsSH q ms szzpls o0ssS )
sz1 o5 tsEuTE. SD cure tsvoCl7sA Ms25sasso6z'
4 naA11z-1l A-5 Ssll-kooEz SCc-2S Song WI al
Exvs ne & txEor1TS> EzSsz-s 4 Azors- Dozlsz<as-
IhElas,l E'sA. sxscz1e6- showing ths cozzhz1ei
The y1E-Ia aS $50 po~s-1zl to- s1cA szzakl kall
sn5 <0zld he qu11< szIac5s11 - II k1zxzxAzC
H cshL-c. il vii indeed be blessing 30 music as>
F -rsc5s1o-s uasa 1hs osz Azs5c E&ll ss 8 reality
( llns caocs-s vas csas-x1ly h,s1zs- hSs5 than ii:
L-Sa ClH-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14

-EEa- 80 -E &c A. t5--z5uu II hzIir1- he'd
AmAE =@ zs-- IT - TI-E-r a rsr7ais- us -as
-ars sasa zi.z-l r. ~ -is--l-- Hs z1znllI for ne
-HI- - z-.E- zH-zz-z El-E=--r Hus ErEs- -
-m- VAS SA--E
Sz1nrl A--az- &C Euzu-ul1 -lis--lc1-
H. Co. Ma--- A. - u
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14

KEERSKr ASsoCz1rzoN kaTS-Ne hope thst s1l
cz- READERS and particularly tie ladies VII rose
fAs aaverssssznszf 4 tins rnOrzi-szAs GAZETTE Of
the f3s- for the hsass II TIE Library and Reading
Ecorn- The absence Of saeA Sassssz1sozss n sGzy
cozzzaz-.lsy q sGssSiszt numbers and vs<A ~
support them Is sire - he regarded by observing
strangers S. Al evidence oS v&zf q szsslsScs7ce
and a low grade ot csysSza=soa. We x-s ss-e ozr
Pea7se are among the las who would Ne Wiling -
-ssa Kinder SacA a. sz-T1sx1so1- Il oszse there
fore ~AssA appeals - S--ozcSy - q proper sense
IL lccA1 pr1ds ana aos1 Ez1eresz. We are Sz-e TIE
lElsS who have tins e1ts-F-1ss n hxS Tass ea1ns
on hearty suysso-1 E-oza al Glasses Of tie c1G&-
nzzlTy> IAss 4 6ae not Only TIE rnszzss of TIE
object - he hsas<te6 S1t also a recalzssso1 ot
the szTs-es7 The ts<ssss have taken Z tins god
cx-ssA s25 q ths5- cs2kro1s AID self sacrificing,
lxSo-S n s1s Aehzls. We are Saa6 70 have the
Assz-S2cs thzi everything coG2ecas6 with tAss
e-1ezrzlnnszT ls ~ he coa5ocfeS On 3 perfectly
AzslaeSs-l1Se z-6 Tnfr Aasss-2o yGz intended
All goods WI ne rlss2sy marked AZ reasonable
Prices -s.-ssA-asn1S VII be furnished a. cz-rSni
Tss7s1-zz7 -xsss x2S Il intended 1ass every u-s
who Ess--ozszss 1As far sss2 have reSsoa - fee
tA&1 he shs have As6 tie worth os tAssr -aoasy
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14

TEExx w@s fair attendance on Saturday even
sne lss= al the Rcssl Hawaiian Taeat<e g witness
the ner drama Father, Corae Rome The IT.
tie oAlla who played MAzS MOresa vSs The
zres1 feature ot the evening. and sor one Who
never pasrei On sAe stage before II wss pe-fecasy
marvellous sa5 showed how csrsf1llv she was
trained Nj, Walton. s. the god nSsared New
EarlsadeT. a-.5 the poor snsSrssse Zoe Mozcss-
ShcES tins gentleman 10 Ne sa s-ssste Of no raesr
order. bat Of the cultured school. There are many
who ask for rseeez1soa of tins very pretty play
o. the other characters they were al vel flled.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-07-14
THE SENATORSHIP.

The Commercidi- Gazette, as will be
seen elsewhere, recommends strongly
the selection of our distinguished towns
man, Ex-Chief Justice Agnew, as Re
publican candidate for Z. S. Senator.
We need hardly say, that we give our
hearty concurrence to such recommen-
dation. 1t may be little premature
to be moving in that direction as yet,
inasmuch as the Legislature has yet to
be chosen, and the "Clearfield States
man" to be got rid of; but it is one OF
encouraging signs of the times to know
that two such able and highly distin-
guished gentlemen as Judge A. and
Hon. Galusha A. Grow, should be
brought out even thus early in eonnec-
ton with that exalted position.-Bed-
uer Times, July 3.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-07-14
HON. w. 3. ROBERTS.

We had the pleasure Of meeting, for
the first time, at Mercer last week,
Senator w. B. Roberts, of Crawford
county, and who was one of the con-
testsnts from that county for its Con-
gressional nomination, and found him
. very frank. outspoken man, asking
nothing but what was equal and rea-
sonsble, and unwilling to submit to
anything unfair or wrong to his own
friends or others. He is q man of de-
cided character, unassuming in manners
and makes friends of all with whom he
suoota
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-07-14

H. Miller, candidate from Mercer, July
6, at Whistler House, in the town of
Mercer, and organized by electing j.
II. Negley, of Butler, Chairman, and
j. A Stone, of Crawford, Secretary.
On motion adjourned to meet July I,
1880, at same place, at ii o'clock, A
NJ, or at the call of the Chairman.
July I, 1880, Conference met at ii
A. NJ. On motion of Capt. Pillow the
following resolution was adopted;
Resolued That notice be given TO S. II. Mil
Ter. the Congressional candidate of Mercer Co.,
that the Conference@s this day re-assembled, III
pursuance of adjournment yesterday, and Is in
session ready for business.
On motion Conference adjourned to
meet at | p. NJ, and that the notice be
served on S. H. Miller, OF time of meet
ing, by Committee appointed by the
Chairman for that purpose.
Conference met at | O'Clock, P. NJ,
pursuant to adjournment. L. G. Camp
bell, appointed by the chair to notify
Mr.. Miller, as provided by resolution,
reported that be had so notified him,
and that Mr.. Miller refused to appear
Conference adjourned to meet at o.
clock, P. NJ.
Conference met at p. NJ, as per adj
iourment, and called to order by the
Chairman. On motion of w. I'll. An
drews, it was resolved that Conference
proceed to nominate candidates for Con-
gress for the 26th Congressional Dis
trict, whereupon Mr. II. Pillow, of But
Ter, nominated Hon. ID. McJunkin,
and Mr.. II. w. Andrews, of Crawford
nominated Hon. w. B. Roberts On
motion it was resolved that the Con
ference proceed to ballot. Eight bal
lots hay ing been taken, in which no
choice was made, each candidate hav-
ing three votes the Conference pro-
ceeded to the ninth ballot, in which j.
D. McJunkin, of Butler, received six
votes, whercupon the Chairman declar-
ed Hon. j. D. McJunkin the Republi-
can nominee for Congress in the a6th
Pennsylvania District. On motion the
following resolutions were adopted:
Reeolced, That in the Nominees of the National
Republican Convention, Hon James A. Car
Held, OF ONO, ana tHesler y. ATthuI, VI We"
York, we have a National ticket which deserves
the confidence of every Republican voter Of the
country, and We hereby pledge to it our unaual-
flied support.
Resoiced That in presenting the name Of j.
/ D. McJunkin, Esq, Gs the Republican nominee
of the 2Gth Congressional District of Rennsgl-
vania, we do so believing that in him we have
man whose past public ard private life and
experience have been such as to satisfy the peo-
pie of this District, that he has the ability and
integrity t. fill the full measure of representa-
tiye Of the District and that his best talents and
efforts will ba exercised in that direction; we
also pledge to him our unqualified support:
On motion, adjourned sine die.
i 4 STONE Secretary
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-07-14
M'sEICHAEL. Nj. ID.
BUTLER COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY, MIL
LERsToWN, PA. JUNE IA, 1880
SPECIAL MEETING CALL
ED BY VICE PRESIDENT
DIR. A. VI. NEYMAN

Meeting convened at Office of DR.
Bell at O'Clock P. NJ, members pres
ent, Drs Neyman, Harper, Bell, Pill
low, Graham, Mcbride and Byers; OBJ
ject of meeting to elect committee to
draft resolutions Of respects to our late
Presids mt, Dr. Josiah McMichael, OF
Millerstown.
On motion, Drs. Neyman, Bell and
Pillow were elected committee to
frame said resolutions. Said commit
tee reported as follows:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in
His Infinite wisdom to remove from our midst
DIR. Josiah McMichael, one of the first organ
izers Of the Butler County Medical Society,
whose professional worth and whose generous
heart we ali so highly esteem. Therefore be ii
ResOired, That we deeply lament the loss OF
our late friend and associate DIR. MeMichael
whose constantly courteous department towards
his professional brethern and genial champion,
ship have endeared him to our hearts, and
whose intelligence and experience in the OBJ
servation of disease has commanded our res.
pect and esteem.
ResOiyed That in his death this society has
lost most steadiast supporter, a constant at
tendent at all seasons, most thoroughly use
full working member, his community one of its
best and most appreciated citizens, and. his pa
tients a most generous skillful and prompt
counselor.
RcsoIced, That these resolutions be placed on
our records, that the secretary furnish copy
duly signed 10 the family CT tie deceased with
the assurance Of our deep sympathy in the be
reavement, "a copy for publication in the Trans
actions of the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
and a copy to one or more of our county pa
pers.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-07-14
RINGS REJECTED.

The most noticeable feature of our
Republican politics at the present time
Is the complete overthrowing by the
masses Of the old rings in the party
that were ruling them. Almost every
nomination that has been made lately
is against, and in spite Of some ring.
Commencing at Chicago, it has con-
t;nued on down, until in nearly all of
the counties Of this State there has
been marked rejection of ring infu-
ence and ring methods. The same can
be seen In nominations made in dis
tricts for Senators, members Of Con-
gress, etc. The recent nomination OF
Mr.. McJunkin for Congress in this
Congressional district was made over
ring designs and plans and is another
marked triumph Of the people over ring
combinations. This is its most sig
nifcant feature, and If the Republican
masses only continue in the good
work we will soon be entirely rid o1
ring influence here in Butler county
The same is true Of other counties
But it will require the same vigilance
and determined effort to be continued
by the people all along the line. The
rings have held the Offices and feastcd
upon the spoils Of patronage to such
an extent that they will only leave
bold their grip when compelled, and
the action the Republicans are now
taking will soon free the party of theil
secret, selfish and dangerous methods
Let the good work 90 on.