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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-04
WE~r~IpE DIVISION.
From Portland tO Corvallis.

NAIL TRAIN
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Portland ...- S.1I 4. VI. Corvallis ..:O0 Z. NJ
CUrvalii>...--.,:SO A. VI. Portland ...3:2a F. NJ
Close connections are made at R0SEBUR6
with the stages Of the Oregon and Californis
stage Company.
~ Tickets for sale to all the principal points
in California and the East. al the COmpany's
Office,
Corner + and Front StS., Portland, Dan
storage will De charged On freight remain
ng atCOmpanyS Warehouse over "a hours.
Freight will not be received fc- shipment
after , O'clOeA Z. VI. on EastSide Division
and O'ciOck Z. VI on " estside Division.
J. BRANDT, jr.. Gen'l SuD't-
+. P. ROGERS,
tisn'l Freight and Passenger A gent.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DINI$ION
For San Francisco.
. 0rrsnn. I>talrCnIifnrnia
Golnnlhin

- S'TEAM>HlPLEAyES EVERY FIVE days
- ~ 3 a. NJ. ~ follows
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Right i Reserved Q" change steamers or
sailing days
IHROt GIL TICKET~ sold To- all the prin-
clpal citI-> m the United States and Canada.
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
High Water.


lles of Unlted SIates Coast surve
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River and Rail Division.
FEBRUARY I. mi.

Columbia. WiLlauet and YamhiH Rivers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

DEPARTMENT OF INTE1UR Bureau Of Immigration,
Honolulu May goth. 1881.
Tn Board Of immigration viii receive applications
from parties desirous OF engaging Portuguese nborer
from St. Mchaels leave that Island by vessel fol-
lowing the Sgolk 10 sail in qbout two mOnths, and TO
arrive here (p W about December next
lie proposed not to limit the proportion Of females
but to arrange that the part c. the passage money Of
women paid by the employers, shall be refunded by
deduction Of g. per month, from the wages Of the
women and their husbands fathers, till that part Of
the passage money be refunded The Board Of ImmgTa
iion to pay the other half Of the passages Of the women
and all Of the passages The children which be
limited 70 two 70 each family-
The terms are 70 be the per Hiqhfger. viz:
Contracts for years eight dollars per month for
men i've dollars per month Tor women. with suitable
less prevented by sickness from causes beyond their
control.
Employers to pay the Board Of immigration 500.
hundred dollars for and expenses OF each adu
male aud $50 fifty dollars FOR passage &c, OF each
adult female he last be refunded above stated
The Board Of Immigration, pay for the Introduction
Of these immigrants. Eighteen pounds sterling for
each adult and half price for children between and
years OF age which includes all expenses OF securing
contracts passports, medical service and passages.
The Board furnish credit for three fOurhs the pas
eages available in London after the vessel sails from
ST. Mchaels fourth payable here arrival, sub
claims. FOR adherence 10 the conditions
The Immigrants must all come under contract ap-
proved by the Board no number OF passengers guaran
teed The Board pays cost Of exchange and insurance
and is put certain expenses here. Any persons
desrous OF entering into arrangements for introducing
Immigrants from ST. Mchacis more favorable terms
j. A ?. CARTER.
655 President Board Of Immig igtation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

WE hear that the Board of Health pro
poses to issue regulations forbidding any
cesspools or privy vaults within certain
limits of the town, those limits to include
the most thickly-populated part, to be
made unless made water-tight. For those
already in existence a period of four
months is to be allowed to elapse, IN order
to give owners the opportunity for com
pleting arrangements; after that time, it
is proposed that the Board make these
places water-tight at the expense of the
owner This seems to US a step in the
right direction. Any one who has read
the articles upon sanitary matters IN the
Scientific american, and other magazines,
Will recognize how terribly the earth can
become saturated and infected with filth,
so that the soil which ought, and fire.
quently does, act as purifier, becomes a
mass breeding disease and death. Much
was said on this subject during the fever
time of 1879. and again it was brought up
In connection with the question of sewer
age for the town, and several letters ap-
peared which pointed out how dreadful
the sanitary condition of certain parts of
the town was; to which we can add, and
still continues to be- Since the smallpox
the matter has dropped out of sight, and
we are glad to see that the Board have
once more taken it in hand, and that some
practical action is to ensue. We favor
this system In preference to a regular
system Of sewerage, as the latter has been
found to be by no means productive
of good results in many cities, and
some of the most populous cities in
the United States are beginning to give it
up. Probably the great objection that
some people may make, will be on the
ground Of expense. 1t might be replied
that where the health of the majority is
concerned the inconvenience of the few,
by putting them to extra expense, is
a matter of no moment; but after all the
expense need not be so very great; inch
and a half redwood tongue and groove
and coat of tar ought to make any
place water-tight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

A MOST important bill has been passed
by the French Chamber which In our es-
timation viii have a very injurious effect
upon French politics. This is the adop-
ton of the serrin de iiste for the scrutia d
arrOndisoneat or voting by list instead of by
arrondisement. The subdivisions of
France for the purposes of civil govern
ment consist of departments, arrondise-
ments, cantons and communes. Begin
ming with the commune, the smallest, we
find that under the administration Of the
szai'v the name canton is applied to a
district comprising about 8 to u ccm-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

THE smallpox report for this week is
eminently satisfactory, one case, one death;
this looks as if the disease was really
slackening up it is not well to shout be
fore one is quite out of the woods, but
really we have been so long in the woods
that when we begin to see little blue sky
over head and the trees no longer so thick
around us. we feel rather inclined to give
vent to a Jolly Hurrah We have truly
suffered and we have had occasion, to give
vent to growls about our Board of Health
and the measures of the government upon
its management of the disease, but we are
by no means the only community that has
suffered and certainly are not the only
community that has growled. The Daily
Necs gives in lengthy leader, some ex-
cellent advice upon the management of
smallpox near London. 1t appears that
the local board of Fulham have erected
temporary hospital in that parish and that
it has been objected to as a centre of in
fection by the rate payers it was proved
In evidence to be a source of infection and
had been shut up on that ground by the
legal authorities. This seems to be a
pretty good argument to advance for the
QOsDlIal on lue reel, WHICH was mucH cIlbl-
cized by cotemporary of ours.
The Daily Nesrs makes great distinc
ton between eases which break out among
" the poor" who have no means of pro
perly attending to their sick and those
which break out in the houses of cleanly
persons, who live in well-drained and we'll
ventilated houses" To these, provided
they have been vaccinated, the danger is
infnitesimal" Isolating cases is the only
remedy, so the Daily Nars thinks, and this
"need not be done by the removal to the
hospital except in case of the poor" in
middle-class houses it can be done by care,
and not only can it be done, but it always
is done. The last words of the article are
well worth repeating =" When everybody
realizes that a patient liz of this disease
Z" is like a ripened seed pod, from which
the germs fly in all directions-it may be
possible to eradicate it as completely as in
Western countries has been done with
the Plague" A translation of the above
words into Hawaiian would be valua-
bic, there is nothing that this nation, or
rather its native portion has sinned more
in than in disobeying the advice there
given.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

NOTHING is more valuable to the states
man than accurate statistics upon every
thing. 1t is matter to be regretted that
in this country very few reliable statistics
are to be obtained. Only one or two
branches of the public service can supply
us with full and satisfactory reports:
notably the Custom House, whose statis-
tics are clear and full, and do credit to
Colonel Allen. Thus we have mortuary
report which we have been calling atten-
ton to monthly as being far from salts
factory In Its details; but we have no ac-
count of the number of births, and then
the mortuary report only deals with the
district of Honolulu: beyond all is guess
work. Our remarks are made because
recently we happened to wish to know
something of the prison statistics, as we
wished to compare the percentage of pris-
oners to the number of each nationality,
and we were told that beyond a general
idea very little information could be given
US. 1t was not only the prisoners in
Honolulu that we wanted, but also those
upon the other Islands, and that is where
the crux comes in. Things may be kept
IN proper train here. but the moment we
A1ohS VIC A1elt-AC NAIAc VI t4c bO0l oil iAOft
of getting reliable figures ceases. We
cannot see why this should be. There are
men, Government officers, In every district
Of the Islands, who are certainly capable
of keeping the statistics Of their districts.
Our population is not so large that the
task of keeping the run" of them is
superhuman. Take the matter of vac
cination, for instance. With our small
population it ought to be absolutely i'm
possible for any child to escape being vac
cinated; it is impossible in London, with
its 3.S00,000. This result is obtained sim
ply by having each child that is born
registered, and obliging parents to show
certificate of vaccination at the time. To
get children revaccinated they can be
caught again when they go to school,
certificate of vaccination being required
before they can enter. If this can be done
In that teeming hive successfully, we do
not see why it cannot be done here. After
all. keeping a proper set of statistical
tables IN this country only means the ex
penditure of. little more ink and paper,
a little extra care upon the part of Gov
srnment officials in the out districts, and
perhaps the salary of an extra clerk at
and the gain, in being able to
come to practical conclusions upon points
which are now en- raire, would far outweigh
he trifing expense
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

that there seems to be a difference of opinion
between the Editor Of the Advertiser and the Pro
prietor of the Elele.
ITranslniioa Elele June 18th. 1881
The Power ofthe Government has withered
On the arrival Of the millionaire of the plain Of
KAmaomao y from San Francisco on Sunday, on
the steamer City Of Sydnsy, he landed and hired
the steamer KiiaHea HoH to take him to Kahului,
Maui Our Minister of Interior who was on the
wharf at ths time told this millionaire. that be
must 20 into quarantine, because he had landed
and had mingled with the Honolulu public where
the smallpox existed and when the days Of his
quarantine had expired he would be released TO
90 10 Maui. Then the millionaire, full of wrath,
answered saying that he would not 20 into quar-
antine daring to resist the orders Of the Minister
OF Interior, and saying that he was not man Of
good sense and was unit TO be an officer Of Govern
ment This millionaire heaped great abuse on
the Minister of Interior who made no reply. On
Sunday the millionaire did not sail, because the
vessel did not 20 that day and on Monday the
Minister backed down from the position he had
taken the day before; he turned his face to the
Kuia of Kamali = and with the burden and
fsaturus Of 81 kawiwon he gave 10 the millionaire
whom he had ordered into quarantine, pass to
70 70 Maui. BE did not 60 that day, but drove
about with his fine carriage and spirited horses
with his lady. hither and thither over the town.
lie went 10 Punah0u TO inspect his new castle, the
On T1ssday with his lady and daughter he went
Of hauQhtily on the fearful Lskeiiks Of the lnte-
nor. What is this ? The power Of the Govern
ment has shriveled in the hands of weak one
its honor and dignity have become fouled- Why
should this millionaire have been allowed to 90 of
without bsing quarantined And you true Haw-
aiians are despised- We ask the Minister is it
because be Is millionaire that he is better in the
syes Of the Government than the true people of
the King and Chiefs? II this is the feeling Of the
Government IN these things, then now Is the lime
20 try and get nd of it-there Is good medicine
for this and the recovery is quick Let Hawaii be
patient Every one has his day and good time
for YOU is coming. Be patient Don't be surly
because all the great authority is in the hands of
others. and thelittle authority only in yours Be
pleased with what you have. This is a time Of
anime at your table, but the time Of plenty is /
nearing.
Suppress your breath-the victory viii be ours
We hear that the Board OF Health have promul- /
gated new rule that all passengers from San /
francisco are allowed TO 60 TO the other islands.
mother weakening. When the voice Of the mill
onaire broke then this rule is made that II be
houZhf that be was allowed 10 20 under this
equation. Uhn r The eyes Of the people can
0t be blinded with this cunning cloak What
drainage can there be in quHrantining anybody,
rissenVars from San Francisco after minRiing
p fhose on shore are allowed = Rof
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
NOTES.

THERE seems to be some chance Of the tabu on
the island traffic being lifted The other islands
plead hard against it. but we think that under GER
tain precautions traffic might be resumed with no
dang er 10 the other islands. If all persons de-
string to go to the other islands show that they
are properly vaccinated and have their baggage
fumigated, under present circumstances there is
no reason why they should not be allowed to pro
ceed on their way. Perhaps some restrictions had
better be made upon those who come from thickly
populated oistiicts, or from crowded houses but
all those who i've in well ventilated houses AID
are thoroughly clean in their habits might be al
lowed to come md 60 without fear.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
ALFRED B. ECKSTEIN,

Large Fire Works Of all Descriptions.
Ship Signal Lights and Ship Rockets Specially.
Once 10 Front ST. San Frmeisoo, Cal
Circulars and Price List can be obtained the oee
Of Pickering & Co., King Street sss em.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

WE would anture to make suggestion to the
gentlemen WHO have in charge the duty of raising
funds for an endowment of Punahou. Many peo-
pie at the present moment have their capital
locked up in enterprises of various kinds which
will not bring in large returns for year or so,
such people would doubtless be willing to promise
to pay certain sum in a stated period, and until
that time, TO pay the interest of 1t to the instItu
ton; it is the interest not the capital which is
Immediately wanted; we merely throw this hint out
as it was given TO us by friend of the institution
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
ALL FORMS OF
Life Insurance Policies Issued.
EXAMINE THE NEW
ToNTINE INVESTMENT
INSURANCE.

Extract from a letter of Hon. F. F. Low.l
certify that have taken out Tontine" policy in
the ew York Life Insurance Co for $4,000; that re-
gard the best and farest plan Of Life Insurance,
and that the principles embodied in the PLAN after
a careful examination have removed the objections
have heretofore entertained against Life Insurance
have steadily declined insure until the TOntine
presented 10 me. Yours very truly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

Officers have quite variety Of rifles and other
weapons which were sold to them, either by the
victorious Chileans or the beaten Peruvians- The
collection of rifles shows samples Of nearly ever
rife manufactured
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
uprene Court Of the Hawaiian IslAnds.

Supreme OOurI OF the AaWa1au AsAAuus.
By virtue Of The power and authority vested in me by
the ssth Section OF the Civil Code, hereby order a
Special Term Of the Circuit Court for the Third Judi
cihl Circuit be holden Hilo, Island Of Hawaii,
commencing Thursday the Eighteenth Day OF Au-
gust next at 10 O'Clock A. n.
WITNESS my hand and the Seal Of
the supreme Court, at Honolulu,
lsEAIl this 9TH day OF juno A d. 1881.
CHAS. c. HARRIS,
RE Chirf Insfire Of the Snnreme Conrt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
6tIRcrrr Counr. TmIRn IUpICIAL

- DISTRICT Of the Hawaiian Islands.-In probate.
In the matter OF the Estate OF KEOHOKII late Of
" Kohala Hawaii, deceased intsstate Order 10 show
application Of administrator for order Of sale Of
real estate.
On reading and hling the petition OF R. r. Kinds the
administrator OF the Of keohokii praying for
order of sale OF certain real estate belonging said
Keohokii deceased and setting forth certain legal
why such estate should be sold
1t is hereby ordered that the next Of kin Of the said
Keohok and all persons interested in the said estate
appear before this Cont Thursday the 2st Of July
1881 at 10 o'clock NJ at the Court House at kapaAu
Kohala, Akau, Hawaii, then and there to show
why an order should not BE- granted the OF such
estate And II is further ordered that copy OF this
order be published at least thres successive weeks be-
fore the said day of hearing in the Hawaiian Gazette"
and in the - KuokOa newspapers published in Homo
lulu Dated at " Kohaa Hawaii. H. l. June 9Th 1881.
CHARLES FRANK. HART,
S57 81 Circuit Judge. Third Judicial District.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
JAS. DUNN, MERCHANT, GLASGOW,

Jas. DUNN, MERCHANT. GLASGOW,
(HAWAIIAN CONSULT
Undertakes the purchase and shipment Of ali kinds Of
British and Continental goods and VIII beglad receive
Orders rates either free board at shipping port in
Europe delivered ex ship Cbt with dnty for buyers
accounD at Honolulu Such Orders may be accom-
panied by reitanccs payable in London or san Fran
cisco; he viii draw 81 days sight against confirmed
credits from Honolulu Bankers, II otherwise, to suit
the convenience Of buyers.
REFEREScEs:
MEssRs WI G. IRWIN 4 CO., Honolulu
HON. W. L. GREEN. Honolulu.
HON. ]. S. WALKER. Honolulu.
THE AGRA BANK. gLirnitedl, London
SO IL
DR.. Thacher's
Dental Once viii be closed unsil further notice
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
Administrators Notice.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
i been appointed Administrator Of the Estate Of
Kekahuna k). late of Manamana and Manoa, deceased
by order of the Supreme Court dated June lst 1881
tee is hereby given all persons having claims against
said estate whether secured unsecured to present
the with full vouchers hereunto attached TO the
undersigned at his Office in Honolulu. 10 kadhumanu
Street. within six mouths from the date hereof such
claims will be forever barred. Persons indebted TO the
said estate are also requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated Honolulu. sth June, 1881.
W. r. CASTLE.
$50 1t Administrator OF the Estate Of Kekahuna
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
To LET.

"a THOSE VERY DESIRABLE "A
n Premises known A. - ULuLANI' . Kulao- 80 -
missioner James Hay Wodehouse ESQ. The buildings
have inst been thoroughly painted p1pered and other
wise Improved for the bencft Of the tenant. Govern
ment water laid on. besides having windmill, with
supply OF good sweet and clean healthy water which
has been analysed By Prof. Thompson Of the Challenger
Expedition, and pronounced By him the best he had
seen since he left England.
For particulars, inquire OF
81 Al In JAS 5 LEMON
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
c,rpnr,Ir corRr-IN INnANKnrprcr- Iu

SSuPREME COTRT-IN BANRRuPTC z. In
- the matter Of II. L. CHASE, bankrupt. Notice Of
meeting for choice of Assignee.
WHEREAS the Assgnces elected as meeting OF the
creditors of the above Estate held At the Clerks ONCE
Of the supreme Court the md instant have declined
act such
Vow THEREFoRE NOTICE is hereby given meeting Of
the creditors Of said Estate who have proved debts to
the Of s0O against said Estate viii be
held at the Cers ofce Of the Supreme Court at Aliio
lani Hale in Honolulu, THU SDAY, the ed DAY
Of JUNE inst at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of
eecng Assignees Of said Bankrupts Estate pursuant
to the Statute. A. ROSA,
Deputy Clerk.
Honolulu June 7th 1851 $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

THOSE WHO NAY HAVE MONEY
- deposited WITH % the drsf ~ 1air nelt sfhrr
y sasnes b.nor on open aeco1ni hereby notfe1
tlAl tnlJ are I p-cre1 % make t0rIr refnrra
ile same % ne Assessor 10 their respective 1slre4
y ore required 1 thl Mlni8ler n Finance % rrIs1
70 t1e Assesser iss q depostofs, with st1tena4 81
Of Jnly rT7ffflss i. q
Honolulu dune isd il &
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
A 3 BRANCH Mix pEPoT


THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERE
a t0fore existing between JossDh Smith ami HeHrv
Johnson, under The firm hame of Smith & johnson.
ana doing busness a. cane planters ai North Edhaa
Hawaii. has tlls day been dleqlred. HENRY Inafl.1
having bought AZ of Joseph smiih's fixf- and ~
ocDis q me said nrm wiz BE- pad by Henfy Johnaon
aiief Aate- JOSEPH sNfIH
Kohaia. hawaii. Eay iosh. ISL 81 ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
suprene Court Of the Eavniiau Islands

BY vrtne Of the authority in vested by the consti
tuition and the Statutes Of the Hawaiian Kingdom, and
deeming IL essential to the promotion Of Justice, do
hereby order that the Term the Second Judicial Cir
cult Court be held waiiukn the FIRST Tuesday OF
June instant and postponed until Tuesday the 2ist day
Of said June. be further postponed until ednesdAy
the Third day Of August A D. 1881 10 O'Clock A NJ.
WITNESS my hand and the Seal Of the
[sEALl Supreme Court al Honolulu. this
9TH day OF June A. D. 1881.
CHAs C HARRIS.
$50 Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22

1t provides for ones family at ordinary Life rates
and the money returned with interest on arriving al
certain age.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-22
CUPREME COURT OF ME IA

CUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands, in Bankruptcy In the matter OF
n W. CLARK, voluntary bankrupt. Notice Of choice
OF Assignees.
NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting Of the cred
itors who have proved debts against the said ID, W.
CLARK the amount of StOJ or more viii be held at
THURSDAY. the 23rd day Of JUNE 1881, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. for the purpose Of eectng Assgnees Of said
bankrupt's estate pursuant to the Statute.
A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
Honolulu June 9Th. ISL SIS