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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21

Element and moral injury? There seems to be
no principle upon which the press can claim
the privilege of sending its reporters to hear
and write down for publication testimony
offered in legal trials! And courts in their
discretion, might close their doors upon the
press as well as the public during such por-
tions Of certain trials, which due regard for
decency would demand should be heard in
private, with credit to themselves and large
share of intelligent public approval. No prin-
ciple of liberty would be infringed by such
action. If there should be reasons for the
publication of such evidence, some other way
than on the pages of popular journal would
suggest itself as more appropriate and useful.
Liberty of the press does not mean unlimit-
ed license, nor the right of using its vast
strength in overriding other privileges. But
we find that it is intimately connected with
all liberty, that it is consistent with all human
rights, and that as it cannot thrive in the
close atmosphere of despotism, SO would
freedom itself languish wherever it is restrict
ed or denied
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21

TIE secian of Representatives 10 the next Legislative
Essudg S lake place throughout the various Election
1l-i- q ihe Eingdom, on Wednesday the 9Th day Of
EaruErF The following places are designated for
ial1lsC ne election
zizzHes of Hn0-c0uri House, HTo; Court House. Lau-
Illtl1eiuE-
1ltzaars of HHzlafua-Court House, waipIo; School
Isnust, BnnnkAa
IIi-rc adllaiA-Court House. Wamea; School House
aiuzsea- GnEth kulAla-
-lsl-lzI az X Euna-school House, Kanua.
zsz--lar = Kuna-Schaol House, Hookena.
IirEicz House, MaiOhinu; School House,
l-uu1iuu-
r1s1rarl of EiuuA-schooi House Pohoiki
MAUI.
1ltE--dr- q .tlllua-Cuurr House, LahAIua.
1is-rac1 EaauEJlI-School House, HonOlua.
-liEzs1c- MalluEu - Court House, WAluku; Court
iiuuss- riuFllakua
IlE.ricz ~ lLaEasEo-C81rt House MakaRaO
1-s--iul ui Eans-DourT House, Hama; School House,
E1luE
Uz-l1I q, ,sdlak4 and Lauai-Court House Pukoo. Mo-
lokA siaze Uoase, kAlaHpApa; School House. KaO-
Ez- Lz-1Al
1zsz- o KuaE-Aln0.sui hale, Honolulu, the front
nusrzHre-
las---i a. Iva and waiAnae-School House, waiawa
schna Aruse, WalAnae-
zlurriu- az "a NHtElua-schooi House, Waialua
lls----1 @. hullluiu2-sclIooI House. i-aie-Wai
-iE-rl1l ui 4 koo-aupoko-CourI House, kaneOhe.
KAUAI.
nia-rfa q Waings-scbool House WAImeA School
ulzzls q Fana-schOoi Eouse, Llhue; Court House,
z--i u H4zzls-OOurt House, HAnalei; School House
Al--lllA sAM'L G. WILDER,
Minister of Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21
lalau.-RETAIL.

Oanu--AEIAlLA
zEEEIli, Ho.sl street Honolulu
] WhisusE a Robertson Merchant street.
y Edvzrds, Valley Home, "
So Eo Chang Co. Hotel street, &"
6 Gang Or Nuuluu street :"
? chalEa 4 ca NuHaHu street,
r LeWs-z a Dickson. F0rt street
-8 Hn0lllu irua Works Co, Ulakoheo, 4"
-l Al Feck- NuuEuu street, -
= ElEaaku Wziauae-
J. LEie Plantation Co kooIauloa-
= In Egzs- Waikiki
u Nuur Para a Co. NuuEnu street. a.
~ AEui a Co Nuuanu street "
= Aheou a Akana- KAalAea, Koolaupoko,
= Z M'ssEn-n ea-ne- King and Nunanu sis,
- 2 Ne-srls1- NuuAnn street, "
: Eu-r iser 4 Along, NuuAnu street.
- sing Churc 4 Co Hotel street,
- Sinr Chone A Go, cor Beretania & Nuuanu SITS, -
= A1ee a 2stng a Co. King street
Hawaii.
Elionl- K1igplhi. K0-th Kohals
Stsezcez- Hilp
-u-- Nc & Co, North kohAla
Zur ku1r 4 co, AalsPals- kohola
. 10 Gir, Funzhoa, Hilo
= Aeineeke NsioaiHn- h-n
Mani.
g Mn8Iiiua- WnilnA- Koolzn
81 Nulr Ian kokuno, NAkawao
Kauai.
x AEiu1l yaxiIixiH
= = ILrkhE1l- kolo1
= HEzlarla- H1nAlei
y Alallu- kAp4A- Hawaiian
WHOLESALE
aEE 5I1Iasyrs 4 Bro cor Fort 6 King SITS, Honolulu
( AsEzn- Nuuauu street.
RETAIL SPIRIT.
Ft-sirt a Tereira, Bee Hive
TICTUALLING.
s.sa Prrlnhoa Hilo- Hawaii
A. WaiEuae- Ozhu
TnE siuua KAiohinu- kan. Hawaii
: -uetr-.r 4 q. N1kapAla, North Kohala, Hawaii
= f-e1 1Irudcu- Koloa- Kauai
= tTrE 4 S.ackpoie kzwsihse. Hawaii
= zzzr hang. SauAnr street Honolulu
CAKE PEDDLING.
+. ATEr- kEnEi
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- AEEzukzl Nolokzi
BUTCHER
= IL DAVIS NakswAo Mani
FIRE ARMS.
E4 ERlurk- KurA- Oahu
WHOLESALE SPIRIT.
IA ch.efe- & Co. cor KAAhumanu ? Merchant SIS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21

Gel rr-ua1-The production of Leah, at the
Ea.=ri Hawaiian Theatre, last Thursday even
-, aeritsd larger audience than was present
xsrnass T. the play being acted more In accor-
%nmassui1h rhr requirement of the parts than any
rarr vet y1roducsd- The same cannot be said of
Ea.-1us-iss Fl-0dnced on Saturday evening, as the
Es-fsr.zH-s played without seeming regard to the
Tuzuyuar aru1znnres and exits, and lack of know
lsars Ct the situation. Tomorrow evening Big
Essu1n-a z-in be played The scene of which play
i szH \ California.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21
3alraiialt 6azette.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1880.

IT is often said that municipal govern
ment for Honolulu would have advantages
over the present system. There is no doubt
that we should then be supplied with larger
number of officials. Would they be unmixed
blessings? Residents of Honolulu who were
qualified to vote would have the privilege
of voting at city elections, for, let us say,
mayor, aldermen, -councilmen, treas
urer, auditor, city clerk, supervisors of streets,
markets and water works, police justice and
such other officers as the people of Honolulu
might, under their municipal charter, require
TO be elected.
We NAV be sure that there would be no
lack of offices to be filled, and nothing mig
ardly in the way in which the people would
levy taxes on themselves for salaries, as well
as for such other purposes as the aforesaid
people might be pleased to deem beneficial to
the city. Public improvements, we dare say ,
would at once begin on large scale. More
over the idea of popular sovereignty thus
expressed might extend to other towns in the
group, so that many who now can declaim on
popular rights only once in two years in
electing representatives for the Legislature,
would be in constant enjoyment of that inesti-
mable privilege. The education which the
people of this Kingdom would thus receive
would no doubt be highly priced by many
persons A former King is said to have de-
cared that he objected to city government
Of Honolulu, because its mayor would be of
more importance than himself. We hope we
shall not be regarded as fawning applicants
for royal favor when we say that we are not
ready for all this ourselves. In this we trust
that we express the views a of majority of the
foreign voters who hold about one-tenth of
the voting power of Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21
TIME TABLE,

So No Credit for Passage Money. ia
We positively refuse TO open accounts tor Passage .
and we particularly call the attention of the trave
public necessity of having Baggage and Freigi
plainly marked the Steamer will not be responsible
any unmarked baggage for any Freight Parcels
less Receipfed for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
In all Freight parties responsible
known the Freight Money will be required In advanc
decline all responsibility regards the landing
live stock. We will all care, but will guarant
the lives Of Horses, Cattle aud Mules.
PACKAGES of LIQUORS and WINES MUS
BE PLAINLY MARKED
For the party whom they for plainly stated int
receipt whom they consigned.
All demands for Damage Loss, must be made with
n month.
In way liable for Loss Accident to Live Stock.
n6- Hack Drivers, Boys, and such like, will not be a.
lowed board the Steamer upon arrival until after
passengers have been landed.
1872 WILDER d co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21
NOTES.

Our WATER SUPpLY-With the new reservoirs
Honolulu has an ample supply of water. Indeed,
the pressure on the pipes from the new reservoirs
is sometimes too great for convenience. But can
not our experts in engineering devise some way OF
ftering water in the distributing reservoirs, and
preventing their being the receptacle for refuse!
House cisterns are frequently built in two COM
partments, one serving filter for the water in
the other. Cheapness is less important than thor
ouphness
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
R. w. MARREN, NJ. ID.
Rnd Surgeon
75e oFFIcE-WAILURU, MAUI 1y
JAMES M. MoNsARRAT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

Special attention paid to the negotiation of Loans
Conyeyancng. and all matters appertaining to Real
Commissioner of Deeds for the State of New York.
~ ONCE above Whitney & Robertson's Book Store
Honolulu, II. l. 763
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21

The recording of deeds ought to be made less
expensive than it is, for it is not for the pub
lie benefit to create obstacles in the way of sales
or interchanges of property. A sale of land of
small value costs, besides the fee of the attorney
who looks into the title and draws the deed which
is not less than dollars dollar for the stamp,
two dollars for Acknowledgements by the grantor
and his WIFE and often four dollars for recording.
The present system by which recording officers
have the fees for recording should be given up for
regular salaries to these officers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21
Hist of Licenses Expiring in Janu.
ary. ISSO.

Er- Is hereby given that all Licenses must be ap-
reE li the Interior Office and all parties are
clrlarel lhult failing 10 renew expiring Licenses add
Shc-f and Depuy Sherifs have instructions pro-
s1clte Hfhuur discretion any and all parties doing
l1aslrass Nltnuui the proper License.
>AML q. WILDER Minister of the Interior
I-.e-5n- uEce- Ar-il 81. 1872
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21

The QUEENS HosPITAL.-The usefulness of this
institution is more apparent every year. The ply
sicians, DIR. McKibbin and DIR. Hutchinson, have
been very successful in their treatment of fever.
The recent addition built none too soon, in
view of the increasing foreign population. Hospi-
tai patients have been devoutly thankful that they
have found pleasant rooms, wholesome diet, and
careful attendants. Some old residents indeed,
declare that if they themselves were i'll they would
prefer TO be taken to the Hospital rather than risk
nurses at home.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21
AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE (!

.sSH C. Brewer l. Co.-AgentS. It
&&Gk Favorable arrangements can always BE- S11G
made for storage and shipment OF OIL Bore Wool Hides
and Merchandise New Bedford Boston, New York
and 1thsr Eastern Ports. A5- Cash Advance made.
7s0-1y G. BREWER co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21

ir-isf tTisinE 70 ebiain Guy Of the Immigrants
7isl b. a. i-i- Siciolas due about February let
O. its trua ne s0ulh So Islznds, viii please make
alzE.iEH1iua Tie Board q Immigration.
a. ru-rur- applications for South Sea Islanders are
cu-siderod a. cancelled sAML G. WILDER
President Board Of Immigration.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21
ROBBINS & APPLETON.

76O 1y General Agents, New York. q. S. A.
rA All the above line of waltham Watches for sale
the Store of McINERNY, Sole Agent for this King
dom.
Also, Agent for the GoRHAM STERLING SILVER
WARE. The Trade supplied at the LOWEST PRICES.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21

SUPPER PARTY.-A number of the friends of
Col I. Crawford Macdowell, late editor of this
journal, entertained him with farewell supper on
Saturday evening last, previous to his departure
from these islands. The viands and wines were
excellent style, by Mons. Deiean of the Partisan
Restaurant. Among the entertainers present were
natives of the following six countries VIZ, United
States of America, England, Scotland Ireland,
Wales and Italy. The speeches, which We're most
ly confined TO eulogies the Colonel both as
man and journalist, were made by Dr. Gildea,
Messrs. Hill, Macdonald, Tregloan, Gulick Mo
reno and others. Mr.. Hill in neat address, and
in the name of those present. presented to Colonel
Macdowell, an elegant and unique ivory walking
cane which was engraved with the following
inscription its silver mounting: " Presented to
Col L. Crawford Macdowell by few of his many
friends on the eve of his departure from the Ha-
waiian Kingdom. January II, 1850" He also at
the same time presented to the Colonel a memo
rial, setting forth the esteem, &c, which those
present, and others whose signatures were attach
ed. cherished for the recipient. In returning
thanks for the souvenirs, Col. Macdowell in an
eloquent and feeling speech, reviewed his career
III Honolulu, and among other things sald-"I l
shall treasure these tokens of regard long my
life is spared and when look at them in my far
off home, l shall think of these beautiful islands,
the friends that are here tonight, and the many
kind friends that / have met during my stay in
Honolulu. While editor of the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE,
/ may have stated in that newspaper some whole
some truths, but if erred at any time, or injured
any one by my writings, without sufficient cause,
regret it. feel however, that only stated what
/ believed to be for the well-being of the is
lands, and their people, native as well foreign,
and wrote my articles, and conducted the paper,
in straightforward manner and without fear of
high or low The supper and entertainment wer9
very enjoyable throughout, and several appropri-
ate songs were sung by the Messrs. Thomas and
9th
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21

The SrREETs.-The Board of Health have done
the proper thing in carrying away the refuse that
gathers about the premises of the most careful
housekeeper If now they would enforce the regu-
lar cleaning of the prvy vaults, they would confer
a favor on many TO whom walk through ouI
streets is almost as bad as visit to purgatory, be-
cause of the offensive odors one is compelled to
endure. The more systematically such work is
done the more satisfactory the results. House
holders on each street should be informed on what
days the dump-carts will pass, that garbage and
rubbish may be removed without unnecessary
DELAY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21

CT EoSI3AT Feh-uars 8 1850, al the front entrance
rc iloazi Hzle e. = O'Clock noon will be sold the
i- ru- rfl YEAR % mat piece OF Government land
iz7srz a. EAUNOLr. LANAI Upset price 500 per
EzZzz- 7E-n--FEFrneHf serni-hnnual in advance
SANL O. WILDER Minister OF the Interior
1zis-so- L,erzrrzcut Honolulu Jan g lssJ 7S3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21

On sltu-rg. Fehraary Isth. Iss. 81 y O'Clock noon
a. ls t-ui entrance o. Aliiolani Haze viii be sold a
5uh1 zurisal. the following Building Lots Kulao
A1hu1 Pam
Sos- ~ l=s. 1c-, las- Upset price, SEQ each.
-sas - IT, - l6i lss 100 Upset price. 500 each
Eo.- - - - "a ae. Upset price, $50 each
sos- 30. .a1s. UI-st price, seOo each
Eos- 81 80, sl2 so3 Upset price, 500 each.
l-os- 1z 1r- So 81. Upset price 500 each.
1sus- ss- z-l- 1la "a Upset price, SID each.
lsos- %. 81. zlG SO Upset price 500 each.
soz- 81. 81 Upset priee, SOD each.
1sos- zE. SE Upsei price. 500 each.
1ss- q. z7s- Tpsri p1iol, 500 each
~ - - - 20 -. sf2 2H, eg Upset price
s. az1h
r-res and premises o. J. :. Lemon. Upset price, $500
Llai aauaded tg BeTeianis, Keaumoku, Kinau and Ma
t-El si-eais- up=si psloe, sJs1.
he=a lands sold with distinct understanding that
Ea- rarrhHss-s are improve the The Govern,
sez de1nes % sell TO parties desiring to hold for
a. adEzuol-
Tems ane-f0zrth cash. oHe-fourth in one year one.
1uzh iu so rears and onef0urth in three years with
izus-est peg cent aud mortgage the property.
zazss-z a. -he expense % the purchaser.
ssML C. WILDER, Minister Of the Interior
Lztei1r one Jan :. 1ssl- 7s3
Nh Er1o L-Ea Las this day been appointed Pound
EIs1s- s0- me district Of KOioa, leland Of Kauai.
JNO- Z BUSH, Governor of Kauai.
Gsousunu-'s oal1e. Kaaai. Dec. II. 1872 7se
Pm ls EIee-Iou 10 be held on February 18th, 1880. for
-seulstires 70 the Legislature the following par.
e have been this DAY appointed preside over and
caaz1 stid Election in such districts have Second
Fa.l5lr Flrcr-
Kazs- 0aha-J- H Brown l. Wilcox, Jno. S.
Snithles.
Eva and Waiauae-J. Kaaiholei. ]. L. Rich,
ardzuI. John d. Holt.
E.al- Hawail-Isev. J. kauhane
Mr. ChEs. Wall.
Ar c. X ApiH.
Eila HaWaii-Mr D KAmai.
Mr j. Il. Pablo.
Mr. !. b Naiole.
HlElESuE. Hawaii-Nr. i. A. Lyman.
Mr.. j. X. kaunamano.
NJ. Chas. Williams.
EzlEEgllTz NoloEai-HeT- J. HanEloa-
MI d Il. kapOlOi.
M kahauleiiO
Puua E1ual-Nr B X HoIi.
Nj. JOsia keawe.
NJ. A. ku.
sANL G. WILDER, Minister OF Interior
LuIcrluT ofu1- J1u. p Issl 7s2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21

Nh Ensp LrEA las ihis day been appointed Pound
1ls1e- fu me disJTic1 Of Koioa, leland Of Kauai
JSO- Z BUSH. Governor of Kauai
G1renc-'s One Kaaai. Dec. Il. 1879. 7se
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-01-21

sANL g. WILDER, Minister of Interio
alrrlu- olre. JEn. :. 1850. Z:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-04
FOURTH OF JULY, 1880.
Citizens Celebration.
LINZ OF MARCH.

The line will form on Main Street,
he right resting on South Temple
street, at $50 an, and viii coun-
..rnAch thence TO Fourth South
s,.es. thence east to First East,
hence north to First South, thence
~sst 70 West Temple. thence south
"a Fgurth South, thence east to Wash
acton Square, where the exercises of
ibe day will be held
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-04
RECEiPT BOOKS FOR SALE
ar HER AID OFFICE. s2s
Union Mills. Logan.

Thatcher & Sons, proprietors. Mill
fitted up with the most approved ma.
chineTy. Brands of -four unsurpassed
in the territory. Warranted to give
satisfaction. Flour merchants, con-
tractors and the public generally
would do we'll to try our Renowned
Excelsior Family Flour" 1t recon-
mends Hstp. Our "SnoW Drift"
brand is the finest flour 10 the mar
kgt. ani our facilities for harding
ana shipping are first class, as We
buy our Nheat for each and in large
quantities. Alt orders entrusted tC
us filed vith promptness and dis
patch. Prices sen. on application by
addressing c. Napier, Logan, Utah
my25
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-04
The Races.

The half mile and repeat race on
Saturday afternoon, at thersee track,
was considerable of fzzle and q
good deal of disgrace. There was
not a very large crowd in attendance,
and instead of commencing at 3
o'clock it was after 4 when the horses
started. They went on the mile
track, and in both heats Lizard"
who was a heavy favorite, got big
start and then Lost, ''Sorrel Nike"
coming out ahead. 1t was alleged
that Lizard" Was held back, and
one person, who had bet heavily on
him, created quite stir. This same
person then qusrrelled with the pool
seller, who first tried to kick the
better in the face and then struck at
him, when they separated. The
whole affair was a good deal Of a
Gzzle and considerable OF disgrace.
the race very unsatisfactory, hard
feelings were engendered and neither
of the horses showed very startling
speed.
On Monday afternoon the race
between MARY Emory" "Billy
Davis" and "Maior King" best
three in FIVE. for a purse of
5000, comes of. and being under
the direct management of the
Driving Park Association, will be con-
Quoted in the usual good manner.
aud prove a remarkable contrast to
Saturdays outfit. There will also be
a running race, bali mile and repeat,
in which six or seven horses are
expected TO participate. There is
likely to be a large and orderly crowd
in attendance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-04
TaEATRIGALS on MONDAY.
ours" and Extremes" by the
Home Dramatic Club.


Chief among tbs amusemeats to
be offered on Monday are tee matt
nee and evening performances of the
HoEe Dramatic Club. The play OF
Extreme" which constitutes the
attraction Tor the evening. IS pretty
well known to the oil time theatre
goers, and has 8 history OF It's own
for the may successes it has
achieved here in times past. It's cast
is ore of the heaviest of any play on
the st4gs, ami TO Al it carefully and
couscieutIousy, the management
have drawn on the hes, lalen. (pro-
iessionsl aud ana.eur) which the
city affords. The club will be sup
ported on this occasion by Mr.. J. O.
Graham, ia bis fsYorile part of Robin
WiedbusT; by Mr. ]. D. White, one
OF our original opponents OF Pima
fort" and by Messfs. c. B.
Felt. ~. II. Calmer, aud Mes
DANES Coggswell, Ciawson ard
GTundlund, These names, added to
those OF Messrs. Whitney, Cummings.
Wells. Spencer, and Mesdames Gum
minss and Cl4ridge, who have gained
undoubted regulations 10 the previous
performances of the club, will form
an attraction which will be one OF the
principal features OF the celebration.
The lively, must al and military
comedy OF Ours" with its marches
and regimental sDectacles. will he
rendered IN the afternoon as a
matinee, the performance to commence
an hour later than usual, 10 allow
everybody q chance t. attend the
exercises beginning in the morning;
The doors will open at $50, aud the
performance commence at 3. The
Orchestra, which has made
the entri actes 90 pleasant in the other
performances of the club, will again !
appear on this occasion, and in the
will be aided by selected in
,trunents, Daring the evening
CroxslPs brass band will play the |
national overture "Columbia." With |
'ucn attractions, and the number of
people in town who have never seen
Dur new home company, the club
will not TAIL TO draw q crowded house
Celebration Day.