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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-04


On Saturday evening the 2sth ut., tho members
Of tho British Benevolent Society held their
annual super after the conclusion ~ the buainosa
meeting. bout 40 members assembled The
Band undo Mr. Berger wns in attendance and
played Al IL rivals throughout tho evening. Mr.
Wudehoued ook the head of the table, the Bishop
of Honolulu being on his riphi, and the Hon God
frcy Rhode on his lett. hmpc time having boon
allowed foi the consumption OF the auppor Mr..
Wodehoua fus9 aud proposed The hoalth Of Iier
Majesty Vcon Nicioitn with the following fe.
marks:
~. Tic.Pyesifsst md GcnHemen.-Tho arat
tpnnt whic ! have 10 propose Ia that " Her
Mnic4ty Qecu Victoria. lt requires little CONE
mont from me. and will only remark that the
ortocm andfcapcct with which she 10 regarded not
only hy he own subjects but by members ~ other
nntiunalitiw was never moro clearly shown than
on thr OCCASION of the performances Of II. NJ. 8.
Pinnfprn o, Tucndny evening last. II may not be
without inHrogt for You 30 know that had not his
numcrOuHngAErmcn prevented him from upon.
ing tho Melbourne Exhibition, We might perhaps
huyc had tic pleasure OF welcoming in this city the
heir 10 the broue Of Great Britain. waaaware that
the Prince " Wales wished 60 visit these iaands,
and last yolr received mcpHppe from him that
no would pyo me warning II lie was able 10 pass
this why. Vc nro H. must bo confessed rather uu-
fortunate but for the trpubloa Oh uur Suuth
african frontier, We should IN either June or July
have witnc4pd the Emo spectacle ~ lyu ships car
fyinR tho rd cross Of st. George entering these
waters mud ringing 10 our ahorea the two youth
ful sons u the Prince OF Wales. II ia ! hope,
still puasibh thnt we may have tho Detached
Squodron here late IN the ycnt-but on this hoad
onn aly nohing with certainty.
The toaat WAS drank with hearty cheers 10y tho
company stndinR, and q vcrro Of God snvo tho
Queen surg, Tho only other tonst Of the eyen-
ing was the bcnlth OF II. II. H. tho Princess Regent,
hlao PROPOSED 10y Mr.. Wodobouso, who said
The next ionst which shall call upon yon 10
rcappnd to iB that Of llor Royal HIiphneaB tho
PrncoBs Regent, whom believe 10 be sincerely
deHirous Ot maintaining the most friendly rcln-
uonH with the country 10 which we belong, and Of
promoting by every means in her power the welfare
and prosperity OF all who dwell within the limits
of the Hawaiian State.
This toast being received with cheers, conversa-
tons and songs followed. Though many familiar
faces were absent, aomo to visit their friends in
that other island kingdom the far side Of tho
world, and some gone to join the great silent ma
jority, there wns goodly attendance Of young
members. An alteration in the form which the
next annual gathering should take, was proposed
during The business part Of the evening and
committee named to discuss the matter.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-04

hoted, no doubt; but doctors are not wholly
beyond tho reach Of making mistakes, and this
mistake seems TO bavc been recognized and,
as far as possible, amended, wisely or un-
wisely, by allowing the suspected family to
leave the hospital, and again after the addi-
tional riek they bad incurred, to miugle with
their ucighhors aud return to their ordinary
avocatons M carly ~ possible.
# 1t was bluudor to remove this house
hold TO tho roof, so nlso it was, il seems to VIZ,
running risk returning them thence 40 soon.
At all events, making nll due allowance for
tho outraged feelings of the victims OF this
mistake, or these mistakes, It is no good to
call names "mcdical idlore" hardly dcscribcs
the medical officers of tho Board, aud the use
Of such language is more apt to dull than to
awaken tho eympnthies Of the public Neither
docn the dainty expression "Borc-hcnd doe
tor whatever that may mean, come any e
where near the description OF the writer 10
whom tho editor of the AdDrtiser intended IL
l.. ....t.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-04
co M M Y CIAL.

HOVOLULU. JUNE g. 1874.
Thoro la lilo 10 notice under this heading this w,ck
except that eSporu have been unusually large Tho
W VI Meyer, Lady Lampson. Musca Eureka aud Kala.
kaua have got or Tor San Francisco with quick dispatch
and large rnrgocs Tho Muscss sugar cargo 2tti tai
NJ n larger than the Akshnws and the atgcst cargo
that has yet loft these Islands In addition 10 thc n.
bocc she carried ppoO ns rice md $40 bnchs bananas
The total valuation of the eorgo,s ~ all the above
vessels amounts To the sum of sn0,5}pg when tho
halhknna sailed yesterday morning thcro was not u
san Francisco packet lott u tlc harbor.
Anoihcr large cargo oR coal consigned 10 Fostcr Go
arrived this wcck from Now Castle. y r. " by the
Kate sudden.
Ncst Monday. NJ Alilolau Hale Marshnl parto will
soil Ht public auction several valuable and doarahlc
tfncts ~ land belonging 10 Kanainp estnc situated in
Nnpio. island ~ Hawaii ttis principally nice land
and Oh" creator part II In cultivation.
We publish TO-DAY monthly summary of the c4port
trade ~ Honolulu which gratifying Increase oyor any
preceding month the over tho exports Tor Apr
being shtED The total value of export. Tor the ayc
months ending Mny oist foots up the large tnm of
saso0 pUi aH.
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SHIPPING NOTES,

The Missionary packet Morning Star is along side OF
Ti6ees sorensons wharf again; we understand that
eeedng on her next voyage to Micronesia,
The surpris. is at Tbbets S sorenson's wharf hove
we were surprised To hear that instead OF going
moa as was at first anticipated that I, would not be
weeks We shall be surprised II she don't
The Haw bgtns Storm Bird will go into quarantine
next Monday where she will remain for two weeks
Prominence She will sail for Juluit taking home mum.
ber OF South Sea Islanders whose contracts have
Tho Am bktnc Kate Sudden arrived from New Cas-.
Tie s. ON the isf inst after passage of ~ dars,
winds. She has docked s the Espianads where "sh sSe
WI dlseharge cargo of COAL consigned to Messrs 7.
The Am bk California is at the foot of sm Likelkes
Wilder \ Co.
According time table the p. NJ s. s. Australia will
be due from the Colonies Monday next, but from
private letters received hear that tine agents at San
Francisco had telegraphed to sydney instructng the
Captain OF the Australia TO call at Honolulu this
rle ashe would De qaarantued at san Francisco on
arrival " he touched at this port The agents OF the
line at this port have not been notified however.
ssr The mails or the I, and Europe, viii close at
General wishes TO haveh mail all ready 70 put on
board The mail steamer should call on the port for
them. sAoald she not call before daylight Monday
supplementary bag win be opened.
The bktne Ella and bstae Consueio, are b IN due
bring the U. 5. mail
ra Az San Sis SrT pS TES.s sailed
The Am tern ID, 5. Williams, Capt Clement, arrived
at Hiio Hawaii, May soth, from Port Blakely, With
cargo of lnmber.
Last Monday, May soth, Decoration day the nags
OF the American Minister aud Consul and also the ship
ping In pors were al half-mast ON the occasion.
The following vessels due and looked for
hourly, viz;
haw bS hsle, from London; Am biz Cheshire, from
New York; brtt bk Zoe from Liyerpool Ger bk Ceder,
from Bremeni Am bk ANTE, from New Castle, Ns.W (.
An bk Martha kideout from Port Biakley; Am oktne
San Francisco.
new shed ia being erected at stm lwalani wharf,
Esplanade.
The haw bk kalakaua sailed for San Francisco
yesterday with full cargo aud IS passengers, among
which MAS +. A schaefer Esq, and wife, whom we
wish pleasant voyage.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-04

The very sensational letter in last weeks
Advertiser over the signature of y. johnson,
US to his (and others') ll-,reatment at the
hands of the Board OF Health, called for in
vestgation, and this leads us to recommend
the fiavoring OF the proverbial grain of salt.
Mr.. johnson himself reported his suspicious
to medical officer of the Board, who con-
sidered the case as doubtful and requested the
patient to be left over for another visit. Mr..
johnson, however, not feeling assured, con-
suited another medical officer, who pronounced
it to be smallpox and ordered the removal Of
the patient and family to the reef hospital. In
o few days 1t was decided thai there was no
smallpox in the case, and all concerned were
returned to their homes. Meanwhile an in
judicous attempt at disiniecting the premises
was carried out to the damage aud defscing Of
the property. a
Now here is really case Of hardship in
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THE enquiry into the causes Of tho fall of
the building mauka of Boretania street belong
ing to st. Louis College, occasioning thereby
the death Of native youth David Paahao was
opened on Monday before the Police Magis-
trate at the Station House, when the Rev
Father Larkin Principal of the College and
Mr.. O. j. Wall, architect, were called upon to
answer to the charge of manslaughter. On
Monday the evidence takeu was simply
repetition, little amplied by the answers
to questions put by Mcssrs. Russell 81 Dole
counsel for the reverend Father, of that given
by the same parties to the Coroner's Jury. On
Wednesday forenoon the evidence of builders
and carpenters examined as experts was heard
and was substantially the same as at the
inquest On Wednesday afternoon the Court
was addressed by Mr.. Russell and by Father
Larkin himself. The magistrate after patient
and intelligent hearing, gave his decision that
there was a case for Jury and accordingly
committed the defendant for trial mt the July
Term of the Supreme Court requiring bail to
the amount of $4,000. Mr.. Wall was then
called on, and elected to waive the Police
Court enquiry and was committed for trial
accordingly, on the same terms as the other
defendant. Mr.. Gilbert Waller was accepted
as surety for Father Larkin. The case being
fairly sub JUDGE we refrain from any remarks.
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For San Francisco, per w Meyer, May 2s-sas saa
lbs asai 90 bgs pine apples. s bnchs bananas. Dom
Value, Sssiis n.
For San Francisco per Lady Lampson May SOL ,ie,
~ De sugar os,t ,tAv Ne rice. " bnehs bananas Dom
Value SsiBe.s', fgn Value S5o6l5.
kps san Francisco, per Musca, May 3i-sii8,i96 ns
sueur et'o' Ms rice, Ji5 onehs bananas. Dom. Value
Sleiap@Hl, ifaas. Value slsVJ
e fos Manila, PEI Wshryer, May 8i-In ballast and
stores, fSn. Value . $50 Trans Value so.
For san Francisco, per Eureka. Jaae i--gs7 e6s rs
sugar, 81, bnehs bananas, Dom. Value S,a.67s.ss
For San Fran cisco per kslakAna June 2-sT0 al rs
sugar 6s hides. .sJ rs talos 49, bnehs bananas pom
Value SeS 1851.
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Vessels Expected at Honolulu. from Foreign

Ports.
Hnw bk kae, Rothfus, London due June 10 II Hack
field Co Agents
Am bk Cheshire, Bacheder, New York over due
Castle n Cooke Agents
Brit bk Zoe, Campbell, Liverpool due T II
Davies, Agent
Ger bk Cedcr, Rohlfs, Bremen due Hackfed &
%, o,Agents
Am bk Annie, sandberg Newcastle, n S W. due
June 5-lU, Allen n Robinson, Agents
Brit ship City of Bombay, Lowell Glasgow, due August
lO-lb, & w Maofarlane ~ Co, Agents
Am tern w l. Beebec, Curtis, Humboldt
Am bktne Amelia, Foye New Castle n w, due
June bio
Brit bk SUFFOLK Byford London, due Aug $780, C Brew
cr 4 Co, Agents
Am blk Martha Rideout, Wickberg Port Blakely, due
Allen Robinson, Agents
Am schr Clans Sprcckels Cousins, San Francisco for
kahului due; W. G.. Irwin & Co. agents.
Brit bk Oberon, Harvey, Liverpool, to sail April %
Il II Davies, Agent.
Brit bk Glengaber McGhec, Liverpool to sail latter
part May. 7 Waterhouse, Agent.
Am bgtne Hazard, Miller NanaimO for Kahuui, Msui,
Am schr American Girl, Backus, Port Blakely
Am bktne Ella Turner San Francisco, due June 10,
Brewer Co, Agents
Am bgtnc Consuclo, Howard, San Francisco due June
is, w q Irwin & Co, Agents
Am schr Anna,---, San Francisco, via Aptos for Ka-
hului.
P.MSS. City Of sydney, Dearborn San Francisco duc
June IL, Hackfeld Il Co, Agents
P.MS.S. Australia, Cargil, sydney. due June O, ii
Haokfed u Co. Agents
Ger Whampoa, due June 10 l5
Raatea sch Vivid, Cawicy. Fannng's Is, due June -
II. H. Davies. Agent
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PASSENGERS.

For Port Towuscnd per Bucnn Vista, June 2-tohn
Nolan. a johnson, a Jofgan, Peterson.
For San Francisco per kaiakaua, june - Schre.
Or aud wife Ne oxlcy nud vito, Mr Oofhhm Mr. CONN
For san Francisco, per Eureka, june j Kaiser q
Hoist. J Grcon6old, Allen J Reuse \ Miller O u
Th1chor
For Hufprd lad, pcr paeiGc Slope May g,a John Cur
ran, W connell G johnson, W McGarhct
For san ltaneisco per W II Mcyrr May O., II Down.
Lyman, fmul Wright. Juo Reed, Nuulor.C Davis
= A Davis, VIM Nnplcr y J. Hlaudpu. = Ihtpios. Mrs
fonhcll y Decker, Decker, Jno Murrau, Chic
holm, NJ Dwyrr.
~ t"t Tan ltnurtsco, per Lady Inmpfon. Nny m MiHa
n' kimhhIl und thlld, WIN Nc Whrtcr, u Tucker.
MIS- Lniuo and ron. VIM Campbell.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-04

From Our Hilo Correspondent.
HILo, May 2sth, 1881

Hno, May 18th, ISL
EprroR SATURDAY PErss ;--Siowly bat surely the
flows are coming down. One day this week nearly
100 persons went up to see the one nearest this
place which is called the Hilo flow. The two flows
that are at greater distance from here are very
bright at night and make 1t much lighter here
than il otherwise would be. The flows are thought
10 be moving faster than they wsre last week. The
party who went to visit the summit crater ON
MsnnA Lox, has bean absent slsveA days to-day
and has not returned. ia. n.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.


May gp-Stm Likcllke from Hawaii and Mnui
Soh Nnnukawai, from Iinnnninuu
Sch lInrnkoln, from IIilo
W-scb Mnlolo, from Iilo
Sch Julia, from Maliko
June Am bktnc Kate Sudden Bates, ~ days from
Newcastle, N s W
Stm JAS Makrc, from Kauai
2-Sch knulkcaonl from linnokan
sch Marion. from kukuihacc
3-stm Iwnlani; from konn kau and Mnalaca
Sch kinau, from Moloknl
Stm l,chnH, from Hama & Molokni
schr Wnioll, from Paauhnu
d-Am bktne Amelia, Foyc, from Newcastle
stm kilnnca iou, from Knhului
scbr Lcahi, from kohaa
Sailed.
May %-Am sch W II Meyer, Howe for San FrancIsco
D-Stm Lchua, for Molobai and Hama
stm kllnuca Hon for Knhniui
Sch Prince, for kona
stm Bishop, for Kauai
sch lukn, for kcnucli
Sch Wail,ic, for MaIlko
Sch Waimalu. for IIapuu
Brit hk Lady Lnmpson, Marston. for s +
. btlt bk incinc slope, Barnes, n Brrrard Inlet
3l-sch Llholiho for Roma and Honuapo
Sch Wnchu, for Waiannc
Sch Warwick, for Kalanpapa
Sch Gen Sigcl. for Wuialua
June l-uer bk Mnsca, for san Francisco,
Ger OK Hlsnhycr schlicmann, for Manila
Am bktnc Eurekn, Nordburg for San Frnn
Stm Likeke, for Maui and Hawaii
Sch Haeakala, for Hanuci
2-Am bk Buena Vista, Calhoun, for L Townsend
stm Jas Makce, for Kauai
Sch Julia, for Maliko
3-seh Maloo, for Uakalau
Haw blk kalakaua, jerks, for San Francisco
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THE Gazette has fairly thrown down the
glove in the matter of Father Larkn, his
anecedents, his recommendatory letters, SC.
The matter has altogether passed out of the
region of F." could and if / ,could" tell all I
know, and into the straitly defined region of
fact or its reverse.
We think it unfortunate that these state
menis appear just at the moment when the
Rev. gentleman is before the public on dif-
ferent matter, but then it is not always that
any one can leave material which may have
taken much time and pains to collect, lying
idle in his hands awaiting some indefinitely
more favorable opportunity for publication,
when perhaps public interest may have sub
sided. Be this as it may, the fact remains
that a certain individual, newcomer, has
like others we could name, achieved nooi-
ETY. and influence which, however at one
time powerful, was at no time enviable; that
the credentials which helped this parsonage
ino prominence are boldly assailed and pro-
nounced to be worse than worthless.
As far as we arc concerned, we said last
week what we had to say on the subject, for
the present we will not attempt to stir it, but
drop it with the remark that our own en-
quiries convince us that what is stated in the
Gosete is capable of subs,antiation such as
might convince Jury.
Weare sorry that such an unpleasant matter
should have arisen in our little community,
that pain should be inflicted ON the toil-worn,
self-sacrhcng priests who have speut their
lives in seeking to promote the welfare of their
aocks, and for the members of those hocks who
thus see their harmony disturbed ard their
most sacred feelings outraged, but since the
coming and brilliant success of the "Count :"
this place seems to have had u singular fas-
cina,ion for adventures as offering parti-
cularly available field for their operations.
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Tho sAruapAr pHrsH cannot undertake 20 return
accepted or rcrcrd. nnd We have to
r"gu"" correspondents U append their true nnmtH and
addr".sra. not ucccHsnrily Tor publication, " dc.
rcd but Ms guarantee NJ the good faith Of the writer
IEn. SATURDAY rUTHH
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-04
Wnltham Watches,

tFrom he Sydney Daiy Tetegrdph June &C. 1891
The Waltham Watch Company have been awarded the
only gold medal given for watches at the sydney Inter.
national Exhibition, and the only exhibitors in any
class from the United States who have receiycd this
distinctive recognition.
M. McINERNY.
Sole Agent for the Hawaiian Isln
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Sailed.
Vessels In Port,

Haw bgtnc Pomare,
Am bgtne Morning Star, Bray
llaw bgtne Storm Bird, Tierney
Haw brgtnc Surprise. jackson.
Am hk California, Love.
Am bktno Kate Sudden, Bates.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-04
IMPORTS.
EXPORTS.

Prom New Castle n. S. W. per Cath sudden june
-S!c ,oas coal 10 4. Il Foster a Co.
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BORN.

A. Lihuc Kauai. May gNh. to the wife ~ Drputy
hhorlHW Y. II Dryrtlll a son.
A ilonoapo. thn Hawaii, May 18TH, TO the wife oi
j. W. SmltlicF Fon.
MARRIED.
FULLER uEbGE. In Honolulu Jun, ie. by tho
Rev W Frcnr, Capt a FtLtfp to MISS tNp " GFudr
han Francisco aud South Vallejo papers prnso copy
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Property at Puehuehu.

LOT 2. The property known The Rohhla Hotel ."
This u twoHtori9d building, b1i7, containing on tho
ground floor afgc The upper story consisting ~
n spacious and VOL lighted hall, recently ntrd with
stage fctr NJ scenery drop curtains d. Sc This build.
ing was erected during the latter part ~ 1870.
JOT o. one large buiIdlng. used ns n blncksmith's
shop. 6xiO md cottage Of rooms with cook house ad
Joining.
LOT 4. One large bniidlng, consisting Of store.
F2Nb aud cnrpentcrs shop 3fJ also, large ccmnntcd
ci-tcrn bac. Of
LOT D. Large dwelling bonsc containing rooms;
two houscH buil of tonRne and groove bonfds contain
inv 10 rooms with cook house and wash rooms water
ciFtorn gJKi2Ss.
r.of o Consists Of two cottages toaeh two roomD
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This is a Rare Opportunity

For those dcaitous Of investing. The Kohala Railroad
now IN process Of construction, will through Lot
No l. thereby considerably enhancing it's value either
plantation otherwise The railroad will also run
within very short distance Of the Honoipu aud Pnehu-
chn properties This is bona hde sale the proprietor
being compelled to relinquish business account Of
III health and Intention OF leaving the Kingdom.
Any further information may be obtained by address.
iDg sAaL SThINES Proprietor or
s55 40at TiIos j UAYsEt,DTN Anc,'r
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ALL THIS FINE PROPERTY

Is situated at Puchuohu the business centre of the ds.
ttic The nnd y lcnecd having i2 years TO from
the let of July, 1891.
svr z. This property IL situated nj the Iionuipn
landing and compriBcs nbout one of leased land,
having II you're 10 run, which IL erected dwelling
house built of tongue and groove boards one men 2
house 2ixb. very inrc chicken house and yard large
water tank, spacious wharf large crane and ,tamway
There Is also n well OF good water on the premises.
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NOTICE.

hU RING MY ABSENCE FROM
- this Kingdom Mr.. Julius IIoting, will act for me
Honolulu, June 1st 1881 s55 40 Al
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MARRIED.
THE sATuRpAY pRrss

Published for the sArtnuAy PHrss AssornrtnN by
ROBERT GRiEvE.
Book, Job and General Printer,
HDnolnu " l.
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The Whole of this Property

Il cncoeed with fence ~ four wiros and redwood
posts aud " divided by the Government Road making
three largo cncosufcs, with aggregate of say nine
miles Of fencing us ufofaaafd
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NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
the Stockholders Of the Hawaiian Agricultural Co.
Al the ofiee of g. Brewer Co. on Wednesday June g.
issi ot 10 o'clock A. y. Business Of Importance.
j. o. CAHTER
392t Sec'y Hawaiian Agricultural Co
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NOTICE.

A SEMI-A IN n UAL MEETING OF
~ the Board OF Trustees Of tae Queens Hospital
VIII be held ut the Room of the Chamber OF Commerce
on wednesday the 9Th of June 1851 at II A NJ.
SJb 40 IL Per Order r. A SCuAEFER Sec'y
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TO LET.
NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.

WVuE TIEM OF NuIFMAN EEDEWTN
carrying ON businessi In Puma and Ililo Hawaii al
soekraiseTs. butchers and sugaEplanteEs IL
ofW: III. shipman, residing al kapoho Puma Hawaii
(Sign sd sHIPMAN s. ELDEisTS. rs 81
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-12-24
Michigan Members and House Con,
mfttces!

NAhSssASH" IhOuS0 SOnh'
mittees!
Speaker Keifer announced the House
committees last Wednesday. Michigan
has no cause to complain, the chairman.
ship of three of the committees were giy-
en- to representatives from this state, viz;
Hubbell, Interior Department expenses;
Willets, Expenditures in the Department
of Justice; Burrows, Territories. Michi-
gan members are also on the following
committees:
Railways and canals-LOrd,
Undergraduates.
Coinage, weights and measures =
Lacey.
Appropriations
Banking and currency-W ebber.
Military Affairs-Spalding.
Pensions Weber.
Agriculture-Rich
COmmerce-HOrr.
Mileage-Rich.
Civil Service-HOrr, Hubbell. IT,
Ways and Means-Hubbell.