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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15
Dies ARC, July 18th, 1880.

Ed. Register-
notice, in your last weeks Issue, an article
from ''Gabe," charging Messrs. Buford and
Butts with having said that it was the law to
divide the offices of Collector and Sheriff.
am not surprised at this, as ''Gabe'' lives so
far back in the woods. wonder if he knows
Christ is dead he had better write to the REG.
IsLER and find out. Or l wonder If he ever
road on the cars; / know men living in the
backwoods that never saw them. You ought
to have known better, 'Gabe," when you
heard this report; for you might have known
that Buford and Butts have more sense than
to make such an assertion; and it would have
saved you from exposing your ignorance in
print. 1t is bad policy to run down one can
didate for another, ''Gabe;" you will lose
votes by it every time. Besides, If you can
show me the man that can prove that Buford
said this, will show you a white crow.
Take back seat, "Gabe." ISAAC.
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notice, last Friday night the tizeI of Iron
ton met at the courthouse and for several
hours wereentertained by speeches from Hon.
B. Gratz Brown and judge Emerson. The
weather at the hour of assembling was very
threatening and for an hour or two a big
8 orm seemed i'm ninent This deferred pep
pie outside of town from making their appear
ance; but, now .thstanding, the court room
was well fil.d with arlt Mt supporters of the
great General who will exer.is the functions
of President of tn. United States Tor four
years after March 4, 1881. A number of
,dits were also present Bv unanimous vote
Jud Emerson WAS ell csed chairman of the
meeting, VITO, with brief but pertinent and
excellent speech, Introduced Gov. Brown to
the au iienc.. He was received with hearty
applause, ard his remarks during the evening
were receive with FRI quent dem ,ns trations
of appreciation. We cannot give even a syn.
opsis of his speech; but the III ain points pre-
sent ii we're: the purity and excellence of our
candidates as opposed to the tainted charat
fers of the Republican nominees; the records
Of the two parties; the Fraud of 1876; aid
the demand OF the country for Ieace and
harmony of the sections. Sad the speaker:
'We will elect Hanc eek and En-. lsh in No
vember, and will seat them on the 4.h of
NJ arch, next; and, what il more. when the
Democratic party gets into power it will STAY
there for a general on" Now, there isn't
publican in the Land but believes that II
the first clause prove true, the second will, as
a natural consequence, prove to be the truth,
al-o. He kiows tn 1t his party has made
Eternal Hate its special mission, and has go d
reason tn fear that the era Of goodwill which
mu result from Democratic ascendancy will
SD erd ar that party to the people of the whole
country that their Votes will retain it in power
| indefinitely. L. WAS upon this assum ,,tion
that the speaker based his assertion that 'it
W II tay there for a generation" vt some
of our Republican frien ls who have an apti
tnde for fading "mare's nests" when it sui
them. pretend to b lieve that he me ant that f
the Democracy once gained possession of the
governmental machinery it ,uld retain it
with force and faud, as their own party has
done. There is too much ''bosh'' in their as
sertions for patient comment.
At the close of the SPEECH. Gov Brown was
un AMI mously rendered a vote of thanks, and
chnered ny the whole audience. The meeting
adjourned. aud all-the D ,mocrats at least
vert home in excellent spirits. assured of
big victory at the close OF the campaign.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. r. M. Hunter removed
with his family to Annapolis, last Friday.
Misses Ida and Rosa Chiles left for Caledo-
mia, last Wednesday, to visit friends and rel
atives.
j. W. Eichelberger and ]. w. Simons, Esqs =,
left for their home in Pennsylvania, Wednes-
day morning. May they have pleasant )ur-
neyl
George Beeley Esq, of Poplar Bluff. and
Montgomery Patton, Esl.. now of St. Louis,
paid their relatives and friends q visit last
week.
Judge Blackwell is down from the city spend
ing his vacation with his family at his pretty
summer home in our valley. We welcome
this able and scholarly gentleman to our
city.
Judge Emerson left on Sunday for JEFF ar
son City, where he will be engaged at work
on a number of cases he has pending in the
Supreme Court, until after the meeting Of the
State Convention.
VIM. H. Thompson, Esq, cashier of the
Boatman's Savings Bank-the largest and
soundest institution in the West-spent his
Fourth of July vacation with his family at
their delightful home in Ironton. Mr.. Thcmp-
son has charming f.mily, and his genial
companioush hip makes him, and them, q eat
addition to our val ey.
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Notice 10 School, Teachers!

Il a - II . a IL.
will meet thoee who wish to be examined
for certificates, to teach in the Public Schools
OF Iron county,
ON FRIDAY, July 80. 1880,
at the Public School House, in Ironton, at 8
O'Clock 4. n.
Applicants will furnish themselves with
writing materials
N. c. GRIFFITH, Co. Com.
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Special Term
QR9N COUNTY, COURT.

Notice is hereby given, that a special term
of the County Court of Iron county will be
held at the Courthouse in Iron county. Mo-, on
Thursday, July Is, 1880,
to determine the sanity or insanity Of Katie
Cox and James WEIGH, and whether they are
fit subjects for the State Lunati. Asylum.
JAS. BUFORD, Sheriff
Iron county, Mo.
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SUBSIDIES

Ii is well known that the substituting Of the
Australian line Of steamers Is looked upon with
disfayor by the United States Government, and
the whole Pacific Coast. The Australian Gov
eminent have also been led to adopt a like view,
and 1t Is next to a certainty that on the expira-
ton OF the existing contract the subsidy will be
Withdrawn. Then why should the Hawaiian
Government vote a subsidy for a line that must
shortly be discontinued, and which can be held
up as a precedent for the passage of a subsidy for
n line to China, which every thinking man in the
community must know will be detrimental to the
interests Of the country, and will certainly prove
q vital stab to the prospects OF the continuation
OF our treaty Of reciprocity with the United States
Government But 1t Is not too late to mend
folly that has been committed in this respect.
and we appeal to the sense Of the Legislative As
sembly to reconsider their action in the matter of
both OF these subsidies. The example Of subsi-
dizing was set BY the Ministry, as has been asser-
ted by members Of the Legislature, and we hone
the consequence of their conduct in this respect
wIll have the effect Of making them realize their
error.
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We ARE GLAD 10 see that an attempt is about
to be made to procure a better price for our
sugars by a change Of market. Island producers
have been treated in rather a cavalier manner by
the refneries Of San Francisco more than once :;
but, without another market to look to, they have
had to make the best ola Hobson's choice. 1t
has been all OF none with the San Francisco re-
fneries, and at 4 price they have been always
able to dictate themselves. The prospect now
for q New York market for our sugars is certain
ly good and if we can realize, notwithstanding
the difference in the cost of transport, the nice
little addition Of ten or twelve dollars a ton on
our sugars, over and above what would be paid
US in San Francisco, there is no reason WHY our
sugars should continue to go there. The snug
little amount of a quarter of a million dollars on
our total sugar crop is not q triae to us, and 1t
would behooVe US to realize it If possible.
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gtaal advertisements.
SUPREME COURT oFTHEHAwAIIAN

COURT ETH HAN w Alan
20 IsIands in Probate. Island Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, S.
In the matter of the Estate of JOSHUA e. pdChsoN'
deceased. Order appointing time Tor PROBATE OIL "Hh' w IL
rectino pubIicatio of notice of the same.
A document, purporting TO be the last will and testament oil
Joshua - Dicksou,, deceased, having on the I'D day OF July,
A. %. 1850, been presented to said Probate Court ana q pc
tition for the probate thereof. and for the issuance o. LetIers
Tastam IN Mrs. Laura +. Dickson and Sam1 NJ. Da-
NON having been filed by Sam1 NJ. Damon.
T re hereby ordered. that WEDNESDAY, the 11th day OF
August. A. ID. 1850, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. of said day, at the
Court Room Of said Court, at Allolani Hale, at Honoui9' De;
and the same is hereby appointed the time for proving sald WIN
and hearing said application, when and where any person u
terested NAV appear and contest the said VIII, ana the grant,
ing of Letters Testamentary.
1t is further ordered, that notice Thereon o s'S - ~ oia
cation, for three successive weeks, in the Paenc nntnE
And it is further ordered, that citations be lssuea 70 tne ~
scribinQ witnesses to said will, and to the heirs OF the Iestator
in Honolulu, to appear and contest the probate of said WILL al
the time appointed.
D" LAWRENCE McCULLY,
Arrest. A. ROSA. Justice of the Supreme Court.
Deputy Clerk. NAW
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CoMMERCIAL


FRD4T. III ~. ls@9-
BUSINESS has received but little impetus "ui" -
act week by foreign arrivals. although several 'essf
CO now due. The money market t- rather sLa'k' Win
-outinued scarcity o. gold The imports for the wees
ave amounted In value o. about 1900. exclusive "i 'he
rrgo Of the Gent Butleri. and orr exports u SD
J3IA
The subject Of a new market Tor our sugar g. now
eng aritated IN commercial circles and its probaDIe
hat arraugemeuts with New York -efnrries viii be made
or the purchase on portion q our cr"p- Price there
nrinq the month Of june. are quoted a. being more r.
auueratfve than iu the san Fraucisco market
The receipts ~ sugar during TIE week have been H.
d pkgs. and q small lot % molass-s-
me SaaIehu Sugar Plantation. situated ~ hau' ma
wall. a. 20 be offered fOr sale to-day ~ public auction ~
front Of the Government Building and on next satuT-
Isv. August 9Th. 81 the auction room 81 EF Adams VIII
be sold several parcels % land situated HiI9- hawaii
comprising a total Of 12f aeres. about 20 % which are IN
cane. on the same day, the old stone house. the property
Of Ms c Armstrong;. viii also DO soid by Mr Adamz-
The vessels Amy. Myer. and Discovery are hourly rN-
peefed with mail. from the East. and the steamer City 81
View York due from the south on Monday August 2d-
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% ENIE CorRT OF The HAWAlIAN

COURT OF THE HA WAlIAN
Islands. In Probate. In the matter OF the sta u
JAMES MAKEE, late of Honolulu, deceased At Chambers,
before Mr.. Justice Judd. Order of Notice oil Peutlon loFr
property. n
Smith Alexander J. Cartwright and P. N. Makee, Executors
of the Estate of James Makee, late of Honolulu decesseu'
wherein they ask to be allowed $7l,251.1S, and charge them
selves with 81, 25l Is, and ask that the same may oe
examined and approved, and that a final order may be
made of distribution of the property remaining in their nahus
TO the persons thereto entitled, and d~ischarging them and
their sureties from all further responsibility as such Executors
1t is ordered, that TUESDAY, the Oath day of August, A. u.
1880, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. before the said Justice, at Chambers,
in the Court House, at Honolulu, be and the same hereby IS
appointed as the time and place for hearing said petition and
accounts, and that all persons interested may then ana lhere
appear and show cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be granted, and may present evidence as to who are
entitled TO the said property. And that this order, in the
English language, be published in the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser newspaper, printed and published IN Honolulu,
for three successive weeks previous to the time therein APP
pointed for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, II. l., this 23d day of July, A: D. 1880.
A. FRANC JUDD,
Attest: A. ROSA, Justice of the Supreme Court.
Deputy Clerk. jy243 St
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TIE Pa 1910
Commercial A0Orrttsrr
~S4THRDAY. LULY 81.

SATDRDA JULY 81.
THE VOTE taken in the legislative Assembly on
Wednesday last upon the question Of Il subsidy
Tor q Chinese line Of steamers, was strongly aE
i~rmative, in fact. was almost without dissent.
This might seem strange to those uniniriated in
he lobbying that is being praeieed by certain
ldepts in the business that have lately sprung up
IN our midst, but will not be wondered at by
these acquainted with the means that have been
resorted to under the sanction Of authority.
Rumor may have added something, but if half of
what report says Is true, the proceedings outside
of the Legislature, that affected the decided
change in the vote Of the previous day, are a dis
grace to those concerned. and deep in proportion
3. their elevation.
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IT Is TO BE HOPED that the proposed change in
the constituency Of the Board Of Health will not
after having proceeded SO far, be dropped or
lightly passed over. This is a subject of great
importance, and vitality concerns the well being
of this Nation, and especially at this ~juncture.
We can i'll afford to blurder on under the bad
sanitary arrangements that have before been,
and are DOW, in existence. In Offices, such as are
occupied by the members of the Board of Health,
we need men who can afford to lose sight of their
own personal interests iu-dealing with the public
health, and we regret being necessitated to say
that evidences bears heavily against the pOssibil-
ity Of the present members Of the Board being
able to do so. Instances are numerous in proof
% .h- aiisT-ti7ns that have beer mae = tie
utteG insfeisney OF car so-eaiied Bead O.
Health Fayortism and monopoly hcEr Hot
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No QUESTION more vitality concerns us as a nation
than that of the unrestricted immigration of Chr
nese, and we offer no apology if our objection to the
influx of this people are reiterated and persistent.
Perhaps we may be talking to deaf ears, as far as
the administrative power of the country is con-
eerned, but none the less do we feel it a duty to our
selves and the community, that our efforts should
not relax, while the faintest hope remains that COM
mon sense may assert itself in a manner to be felt
against the avarice and sell interest that can
look with Indifference at the prospects of perma-
nent ruin to a nation and its people, 20 long as
the monied interests Of a few, are temporarily
subserved. We say temporary, for what will
weaken the power Of government cannot fail in
the end to compass even those who might have
felt most secure. These people have hocked in
upon us in vast and almost overwhelming num-
bers during the last few years, and at the rate Of
increase they have lately represented, the day is
close at hand when 10 numbers and influence thew
will be predominant over each and every other
nationality represented on these Islands; and with
their notably aggressive tendencies will ere hong
have ruined the very industries they have been
imPOrsed 20 sueEin. A-e1y q uso-e ssrIous
aspect Of the question IL presenting itself 10 the
planters, AMI ~oamplaintz from them ere growing
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ALONG TIE WHARIEs.

The Haw -chr4 HaIsakaa aud Nsttie Merrill arr receiv-
mo = thorou1h ovrrhauIirz. 0a Fish Market wharf
The Am BIZ Martha Eadsout BE- At Allen < R0biu-ons
Vbarf she ha4 dischargtI an Of her cargo. and Wil sail
to-day for Port Townsend
The Am -chr Cassie hayward. a. the Old steamship
wharf. has discharged all her carE1 AMI will sail to-day
for Eureka
The Am bk Harvest Home has Discharged Der cargo 81
IroaI af the EspIunads and VII sail tI-l.rrow for Port
Townsend.
We ought o. have a mail AZ any hour from sau Fran
cisco by one OF the vessels that j. now due
The p VI City fSew YORK viii be due from the col
ouies on Monday next
The Am tern Compeer. has d1ckrd at the foot Of Fort
street vhere she will discharge her cargo % lumber
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ARTEsIAN WELLs.-The business of arteslan we'll
boring is rapidly increasing on these Islands; ana IL
all the sinks are as successful as was that on the
premises of Mr.. Marques, we expect snortly 10 SEE
vast changes taking place in the aspect or the coun,
try; and a great impetus added to our agriculture
industries. Mr.. Marques has already under cuiti-
walton from ten to fifteen acres OF land, when are
irrigated from his flowing well. and Will De aoie 10
irrigate a much larger area. Boring is now going
on in several different places, and a want OF tools
ONLY is what prevents a number more from now be-
ing in progress. Four are now being bored IN close
proximity to the city, and one at Waianae on the
estate of Mr.. H. A. Widdemaun are being dug. we
understand that operations will be begun IN Walmea
on Kauai, and also in Kohala and Hamakua, on the
Island of Hawaii, as soon as the necessary help and
tools are at hand.
3 A petition purporting to having been sign
ed by one hundred and seventy-fve lepers, was
laid before the Assembly during the early part of
this week. and was referred to a committee. Inc
PRAYER of the petitioners was. that DR.. Emerson be
retained as medical superintendent at Molokai.
The committee gave the matter a full considera-
ton. which resulted in the firm conviction on their
part that the document was bogus, there being a
whole page of names that had evidently been
signed by one and the same hand. Such a base
proceeding should receive the strongest reprehen-
sion, and the mere fact OF the fraud having been
discovered is not sufficient. The instigators of the
deception, whoever they are, should II possible De
punished. We have no right to surmlse from
whence it eminated, but it is the bounden duty OF
the authorities to trace out its authorship If posi-
BILE, and we should think it be no dlthcult matter
either.
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Ves.eI. for HoBoiaiu from Foreign Ports.
Bnt ship City Of Nankin. Glasgow. due Aug 5IO
HaW bk r G Wylie, Bremen due Aug $50
Brit bk OberOn. Liverpool, due sept $3.50
Am Blk Mohcan. New York. due Nov Is
Am bktne Discovery, san Francisco due
Am sch " n Meyer, san francisco, due
Am bktne Eureka. san Francsco, due
BIZ Starlight, san Francisco. due Aug Is
Am bk IA W Amy, san Francisco, Hue
An bgtne J u S~preckels, san Fran for kahului, due
Chinese sim Ito Chung, H0ngk0ue, due
Pm : : City Of New York. sydney, due august
p VI 8 : Australa, san Francisco, Aug 20
Am bktne Emma Augusta. Port Gamble
Brit ship FleetEinz. New Castle, y ; W, tOsaid about July 10
An bk Revere, Nanaimo, due Aug Is
Am sch Dashing Wave, Nanaimo, for Hama, Maui, due Aug
liza
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The r~eading-room of the British museum con-
taIns three miles of bookcases, eight feet high.
The dome whence the electric light irradiates the
vast room is next to that of the Pantheon at
Rome, the largest extant.
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NOTICE.

TWNHESALE OF ESTATE OF CHAS.
IL KANAINA. deceased, advertised TO take place ON
April Sd, 1880, Is HEREBY POST
PONED. Due public notice will be givenwhen said sale
will take place.
W. c. PARKE,
Administrator Estate of c. Kanaina.
Honolulu, March 9th, 1880. mar27 II
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Absolutely Pure

And made from Grape Cream Tartar. No other
preparation makes such light, hasky hot breads,
or luxurious pastry. Can be eaten by Dyspep-
tics without fear of the ills resulting from heavy
indigestible food.
This unequalIed Baking Powder has almost
entirely superseded every other kind in use,
owing to the result Of the analysis made by the
United States Government Chemist, DIR Mott,
which revealed the Powder TO be ABSOLUTELY
PURE, and FREE FROM ALUM and all other
poisonous ingredients, whilst every other brand
of powder analysed contained alum and other
foreign substances so injurious to health. Alum
produces dyspepsia, constipa ton. gripping, heart
burn, and other kindred ills, and is regular
poison to the system.
THE ROYAL BAKING POWDER is sold
only in CANS, by all GROCERS. Boxes con-
tanning 2 dozen will be furnished families and
Country Stores. 81 Island orders will receive
prompt attention.
For Circulars and Pamphlets, apply co
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IN PORT

VESsELS IN PORT
NAvhL-
n y W : Pelican. Dicken.
MERCHANrNEy-
Am sch Hou0ra-
Jaiuit bgtne Nicolaus
An bk Martha Rideout. Wickbev~
Am bk Harvest HONE. Matsn-
Am tern Compeer- B--Sbatm
Am bk Rainier. " ~
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TO LET.

a NICELY FURNISHED OFFICE AND
N Bedroom at No. 60, Fort ssraet, at present uCUsTniea by
DIR. T<ahj. Cy24 2D MRS. :. L. LEWIS.
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NOTICE.

LII PERSONS r HEREBY WARNED
N against Shooting or Catching Wild Cattle or Horses on
the premises known as Kaupakuea, MaSahanaloa and Pepee-
keo, District Of Hilo, Island ofIIawaii, from and after this date.
C. ALONG.
HiO, Hawaii. May 9TH, 1880. myS 6m
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TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE.
Notice of Partnership.

ELAUS SPRECK ELS and WM. G.. IR.
~ WIN have this day formed q Co-Psrtnership for the
purpose of carrying 90 business as Sugsr Factors an6 Conmis-
son Agents. 1nder the irn name o. W.. c. IRWIN & c o
Ny CLAUS Spr acseis' liability IT. IL firm Is Halted to Ihs
szrn - One Hgr1rat Eaous Ut pcltars.
tsisEefl CLAUS s~PECEEIs.
-g%df YIN. G~EHETS.
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ENPORTN.

For San Francisco, per Forest Queen. July 2s-s1sT pkgs
sugar, $50 pkgs molasses, 2sJ bags rice, . empty tanks Dom
value, SOD Il 50. Foreign valur. $50
For san Francisco, per J A FalSinburg, July 29-5O26 pigs
tugnr. 1873 pigs rice, 80 pigs hides. tt misc mise- Dom
value f526Is %, Foreign value s5f 60
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XN EFT SALT HIDES. HEE AND GOAT
Skins, for which the highest Cash Price will be paid.
p o. BON 40. HUGH MACKAY.
jy3 Proprietor Honolulu Tannery, KohoIoloa.
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NOTICE

MY TEMPORARY ABSENCE
from this Kingdom, my wife, Mrs. J. A. Mackay, will
act for me in all matters Of business.
HUGH MACKAY.
Ponolulu. July 20. 1880. jy31 A.
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PRSSt.NG EH>-
a. Francisco, per Forest Queen, July III q Vernon.
-" IS, Max Adler, May Granville.
,.f.r san Francisco. per J A Falkinburg, July 29-ylr and
FRS Lack, T. Easton, VIM Blanchard, Frank Carpenter
From Eureka, per CASSIE Hayward. July 5o-Mr Brodwiek.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
NOTICE is GIVE THAT MY
~ wife, WAHINEAEA PETERSON, having left my bed
md board, L will not pay any bills of her contracting from and
after this date. NICHOLAS PETERSON.
July 28, 1880. Jy3l st