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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01
SATURDAY PRESS.
IA NUARY /, 1881.

THE British Commissioner has notified the
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Earl Granvlle's
approval of the course pursued by him (Mr.
Wodehouse), in the Moreno affair.
No further notice is to be taken Of this mat
ter by the British Government, which seems
to have justly come to the conclusion that it
was bnngle of some "beggar on horseback !"
Our contemporary who pronounced the three
Representatives as "obnoxious, their action
" insulting" and ccnsure by their own Gov
ernments assured. are little way out of their
reckoning. On the other hand. it was writ
ten that when censure fell, it would MT
be on the heads of The Representatives, and so
it has proved, as far as Washington and Lon
don are concerned-Paris has yet to be heard
from.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01

From San Francisco, Yer Jonn ID spreckels, Decem
b.r ssth Pierce Cos lo pkss mdse, ~ bbls meats
w q Trivia Go: er b,ls wine, 260 kegs lead 80 bbls
beef - bSs and Obbs sugar, $50 bbls lime 10 pkgs
sand, cs ssddlery, cs furniture iron taaks, es
seeds, cs mdse, Scs drugs, pk ,s mdse Phillips
Co; cs mdsc, cs hats lerger and rhompson spk IS
machinery u NAY %; , sks four I II Dayissi es
son .Oosp I, lumber; Y II Kedwardi cs whisky; b
spreckels 6cs coin Lyman Bros 100 coils rope, s,
mtse.
From Eureka, per Eva, December aist-wnder 4 Co,
xa@i II lnmber, Nj shingles, ia redwood posts /
pr engines.
From San francisco, per CITY OF New York, Decsm-
Der @th-orinbaum los 10 bale cotton. : cs instrn
ments. cs cigars Lyman Bros; cs mdse; lackfeld
A Co, IA cs shr,s bales and cs eottons; Hoster
' Co, 6 mdss: " T Rhsass, : sSssts; Rsn,o".
Beycns h Cos cs dsgs Il u Davies 80 baIs IRON 50
mats rice, o. cs bread, cs eloihng Afongt 80 SKIS
potatoes, spkys; Mscfarand Cos 10 kgs beer Brog
shiI,s, 'kgs; Mciserny; I es shirts, cs candy
Boes ~oi II SKIS potatoes, es sacon II cs butter
Treglo- spkys woolens; waterhousei l6 cts
raslns, Is mdse; John Ashley, els rope pkg belt
soa e. paper hes; Phillips Cos es eisars S pkgs
mdsei Geo Wells; cs picture frames, cs instIu
men,s; Poster; iss bars and bdls iron 70 boiler
pipe, 6pkss mdse ordsr is6 skis srain 20 ~ noar
Apkgs m Sc; w @ Irwin 4 Cos 1 pkg trees, horse !
pk's esockcty; Brewer 60; ycs sgys BIZ treasure;
W b9sh; pkes hams, " es fruits cs mdse, pkgs
Thraa 10 pkgs stationery, Herbert; 10 hi bis beer
khisss 90; cs dry goods; II MAJ 4 Co, pkgs
b1iteri Deksoni @ fancy goods o Hall Son.
* 6osis and shoes g wdse; Telephone Cos Is 6dls
wire; Sresosich; it0 bxs apples, 25 bxs onions
bols trees, SKIS POTATOES, pkgs crabs; stylesi
g plaster nnsts, hdl. plaster paris II baldwin, es
cooks' pkg trsasarsi and ssi pkss mdss Chinese
euas.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01
Evening School Department of 81. Louis
COlIppc

The President has decided to include this branch In
the curriculum OF the College.
Its object is to afford all classes OF the community the
means OF acquiring theoretical and practical knowl
edge of all commercial and business transactions In
daily use and also to give insight into he workings
and application of the different Trades, which 10 IL so
essential 10 do in these Islands
The Theoretical ranch will be under The supervision
of the President aud Professors OF the COLLEGE The
Practical and most important Branch viii be specially
attended to by voun from the val ions master ar
zans among MS, who have kindly and generously prom
ised their services to this and valuable enterprise
They will alternately, dcyote half an hour each
ing to the task of mparng knowledge to the students
All the implements necessary to ech trndc, and tn Ag
riculturc will be furnished by .hc College.
Each mastcrartizan, while connec,cd with the Col
lcge, will be entitled to FreeLifc Scholarship
to the PRIVILEGES OF this Evening School Department
TERMS-Ench student per week, 30 cts. The Evening
School will open at oock p. IN
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01
DIED.

BURKE-In San Francisco, December Q, 1890, LuoY
BURKE, aged u ycors sister OF hrs. j. NJ oat Jr OF
this city.
OBRIEN-Tn San Francisco, Dec H. 1880, JoHs II.
O'BRfEN aged 30 Deceased had resided in this
city for the past six years where he had many friends
and had recently undertaken the trip san Francisco
in the vain hope Of improving his hoal,h.
EYERErTIn this city, Dec. 2Sh, Of Consumption,
EDWARD EVERETT, aged IL years and months.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01
Celso Caesar Moreno, an Italian adventurer

Celso Caesar Moreno, an Italian adventurer,
who long ago offered to Louis Napoleon an isl
and of nearly solid gold in the South Pacific,
and who has been Interested in many schemes
which never met fruiton, has arrived at
Washington and preferred charges against
Minister Comfy, of the Sandwich Islands.
Moreno had been selected by King Kalakaua.
in weak moment, as his Minister Of Foreign
Affairs. Pressure resulted in Moreno's dis
missal, on Minister Comly's recommendation.
Moreno's charges have fallen on sterile ground.
Secretary Evarts has declined to recognize
him AS an accredited representative of the Ha-
waiian government or to take cvgnizance Of
the matters of grievance to which he desires
to call the attention Of the State Department.
Mr.. Evarts holds that any communication
from the Hawaiian government should be
made through the Minister Plenipotenliary
here, Elisha IL. Allen, to insure official atten-
ton and recognition. on.-Americdn ErpOrter.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01

On the arrival of the Cuy Of Nee Fork the
Port Physician boarded her, and not only
asked questions Of the officers, but satisfied
himself by personal inspection that there was
no contagious desease aboard 80
In order to hasten this inspection and free
the passensers ~ early as possible, second
physician was placed at the Quarantine Sta
tion and the steerage passengers landed there,
inspected and dismissed as speedily as possi-
BILE; thus the whole number were free by
nightfall, aud before dismissal the name and
proposed address of every passenger, cabin
and stcerage alike, were taken by the police
authorities, and all signed their names to a
paper. promising to submit themselves to the
regulations of the Board Of Health, and to
report themselves daily to the Port Physician
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01

g. bcte leaves. rs bnchs bananas. Domestic value
s5o.sJi 81 foreign value, sio CO.
For sydney and Auckland, per City Of New York
December 3ist-SiSi III. pulu. / pkg coin. Domest
valme. s9En; foreign value, sos.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01

or other authorized by the Board, until re
leased from these conditions by proper author
ity. Thus the community may have every
reason for confidence that we run no risk OF
smallpox at all events by the City of Ne'o
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01

THE STEAMER Cdssandra has been allowed
TO sail for China, Messrs Hackfeld g. Co., the
agents having undertaken bond to tho extent
Of $4,000 for payment of expenses that may be
incurred by the Board of Health for the next
four months, in consequence of tho smuggling
on shore Of a small-po patient, capable of dis
semnating the disease. We cannot exculpate
the captain of the Cassandra, though he no
doubt speaks the truth when he says lie knew
nothing of the case or of its concealment. We
say he ought to have known of the attemp.
and frustrated it. Every emigrant ship, es-
pecially those carrying large numbers of low
class Chinese should be most scrupulousy in
spected by her officers daily, and the emigrants
themselves mustered and inspected, ut least
tmice or thrice week. Here we have u youth
of thirteen who complains of being i'll on the
third day out, and his ailment is recognizable
as smallpox three days later. What happens
then? The Chinese doctor takes the boy, locks
him up in his own cabin, and succeeds in keep
ing captain and officers ignorant of what is 20
ing on. On arrival at this port, moro than a
fortnight later, the Captain is still deceived,
""u W '"o AoPcatou u"oStioHo VI tue piiOt utt-
swers, "no sickness on board" Nor ia this
the end; some days after arrival, and the land
ing of the bulk of the passengers, this youth
is smuggled on shore at midnight and con-
veyed to lodging in populous quarter OF
the town. The police having got hold of some
portion of the facts, endeavor to find the hid
ing place, and are msled as far as possible by
the Chinese (so-called) doctors. Patience and
perseverance, however result in the discovery
Of the sick boy, but six hundred and forty fell
low-passengers are at large amongst us. The
story is not nice one. 1t certainly argues
neglect of proper supervision and inspection
on board the ship, and as TO the local officials,
il boy Of thirteen, III with smallpox could
be clandestinely landed, why nat any quantity
Of opium, or any other kind of smugged
goods? We were just congratulating one
another on our escape from infection by the
Australia whom another patient is landed
amongst us, owing to the criminal concealmeni
practised by the Chinese and the egligence oi
the captain of the ship, and the watch on the
wharf Although these officials were success
fully hoodwinked, We have good reason for be
lieving that all the facts of the case were
known to every Chnaman IN Honolulu.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01

THE Express of Wednesday last recommends
the appointment of President OF the Board
Of Health who shall devote his whole time and
attention to hygienic work, and that this of
fetal should have a scat in the Cabinet with a
distinct portfolio Of Public Health and be
salaried accordingly.
Now it seems to us obvious that no layman,
however intelligent, would be fit for the post.
OF course an able, energetic man might be
found to do the administrative part of The
work, but he would be obliged, like the present
Board, to be perpetualy consulting and asking
advice and guidance from the profession. This
must be either begged for gratutousy or paid
for handsomely; in either case a bungling
method of arriving at a scientific solution of
the questions which would come under his
notice.
If it be possible, which we doubt, to per-
suade any thoroughly qualified physician to
give up his entire practice and to devote his
whole time to the hcadships of an Executive
Department, even then we should condemn the
scheme as needlessly expensive and in every
way unwise. To devote $4,000 a year to re-
duce the usefulness (of one who ought to be-
the foremost physician of the Kingdom, to its
smallest sphere, to let him to do the work o
which nine -tenths could be better done by
clerk, and the other tenth by the Minister o
the Interior, does not recommend itself to oui
sense of the fitness of things. On the other hand
layman would be wholly dependant on the
profession, and should difference of opinion
arise, a mistake be made, or an epidemic ap-
pear, the Minister of Public Health woult
infalibly seek to exonorate himself at the ex-
pensc of his medical advisers. We do not know
if any would-be Minister is inspiring this sug-
gestion, but we condemn it altogether, as
specimen akin to that crudencss of idea, which
recommended Leper Hospital in Honolulu
and travelling Inspector for all the rest o
the Kingdom.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01
TOPICS OF the DAY.

Or the Cinnamon who arrived here by tho
to have taken engagements through Messrs.
Hackfeld. The remainder of her $40 are in
or about Honolulu, unrecognizable, unem
ployed, but bent on keeping up the price Of
labor A.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01
Vessels Expected at Honolulu, from Foreig,

v oSsoAS kANRoCtOu iTOn Oreltsh
Brit bk Lizzie Ircdale, Mossop, Liverpool due r II
Davies, Agent
Brit bk Viola, Price, Liverpool due Dec $3.50
Ger bk q Harndel, Schrock, Bremen, due,
II Hackfcld N Co, Agents
Ger bk lantaBremen, due Feb % ~ 1881, II Hack
field q Co, Agents -
Brit bk Aikshaw, Tate, Glasgow, to sail middle Nov
Mae farlane a Co, Agents
Am bk Edward May, johnson, Boston, due April Is
Brewer a. Co, Agents ...
Brit bk 1ighnyer, Schhcmnnn London via st Mlchaels
sailed Nov 9Th, - Agents
Ger Quinta,--Hongkong, due Jan Is, ii Hack
field Il Co. Agents
Am tern Cornpeer' Birkbolm Port Gamble loading Nov
81, II Hackfcld & Co, Agents
Haw bk KaIe Ahlborn, Bremen to sail In Dec ii Hack.
field u Co, Agents
Am bktne Monitor, Nelson, Humboldt, loading Nov =
II Hackfeld 4 Co, AGENTS
Am tern Una, -, Humboldt, lording Nov =
Haw bgtne Storm Bird, Teatney, South Sea Islands
due In ali Jan, President Board Immigration, Ag't
Haw bgtne Pomare, Tipp, s Islands due in all Jan
President Boad Immigration Agent
Hnw bk Hawaii, Whitney, Islrnds due in all Jan,
President Board immigration, AGENT
Raatea schr Vivid, Crwey fannings Is due Dec l. 30
Il ii Davies AGENT
Am stm Mcfoo, Cunningham, from skong
Am schr w II Meyer, san F.ancisco, due Jan Is, c
Brewer CO. A,ep,s
Am bktne Discovery. Penballow San Francisco due
Jan 1-5 II Hackfed & Co Agents
Chinese s,mr Hochung, Peterson, san Francisco, due
Jan l, Sing Chong Co, Agents
Ger blk Musca, Norway, due April 15, Hackfeld
a Co. Agents
Norwegian bk Beta, from Norway, for Mpal D, Maui
due March Ii, II Hackfeld Il Co. Agents
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01

WE gladly accept and heartily respond to
the compliments of the season rendered by the
Advertiser to all brother Editors, and their
repectiye staffs.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01

THE China Merchants new steamer Mai Foo
is expected to arrive to-day Saturday }.
Should she come here under the American
flag, she will return direct to China, but If
under the Chinese colors, which is more prob
able, she will proceed to San Francisco, after
q short stay here. ~ q
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01
WE have just received by tho city Of Neu

VIZ have just received by tho CITY Of New
York, too late for an extended notice, an
advance copy of new volume entitled,
Honoulu-Sketcllcs Of Life in tho Hawaiian
Islands," from the pen Of Mrs. Laura +. Judd,
mother of Albert Y. Judd, First Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court. II 10 neither a
history nor a book Of travel, but narrative Of
personal recollections Of the author, from 1873
to 1861. A hasty glance at the contents Of
the book interested us 30 that we were 10th
to leave il. II is instructive and written in
an entertaining manner. The reader il wor-
ricd with no long account of an uninteresting
ocean journey but the narrative begins with
the first sentence as follows, and captivates
the heart Of tho reader: "Right before us,
up in the clouds, and apparently distant but a
stones throw, appears "a spot OF beautiful,
deep blue, intermingled with dazzling white,
Ii is land y-the snow-cappcd summit Of
Mauna Kea, OH the island OF Hawaii"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01


The Bishop Of Honolulu has put forth an
urgent appeal to all members OF the Anglican
Church, sand all others who are interested in
"the erection Of Q sacred sdidce Of that sub
" stantial and dgnihed character which will
I" be in keeping with the growing importance
+" of the City Of Honolulu"
The subscription list already published 10
beaded by the nsine Of His Majesty the King
for Io less liberal a sum than $1,000, II. N.
the Queen follows with a similar amount, the
Dowager Queen Emma tho same, the Chief
Justice the same, the Bishop the same, and
1--WE Of our principal merchants have sub
scribed each VI 900, each sum payable within
from two to dve years.
1t 10 mistake, only too prevalent, to repre-
sent the proposed building ~ too large, or
overloaded with Unnecessary ornamentation.
The fact 10 that in the recently modified
designs. expense has been carefully avoided,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01
Honolulu, January I. issi.
Notice of Change of Co-Partncrship.
IuANpNG pUWCVsSsrp ruC INTEREST

ID Of the late j. q. Dickson In the firm Of Mcssrs.
Levers Dickson, notice IL hereby given X. Levers
and &. NJ. Cooke will continue the business Of Dealers
In Lumber aud Building Materials under the firm name
Of Levers and Cooke. ROBERT LEVERS
q. M. COKE.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01
waltha,n Watches.

tF'rom The Sydney Daily Telegraph, June 26, 1891
The Waltham Watch Company have been awarded the
only gold medal given for watches the sydney
national Exhibition and tho only exhibitors in any
class from the United States who have received this
d stinctivc recognition.
NJ. MCINERNY.
Sole Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01
Vessels In Port.

Vessels in Port.
Haw schr Julia A Long
Am bk ID G Murray, Ravens
Am hk Lady Lampson, Marston
Am bk Mohican, Berry
Swedish bk Hermine, Lonngrcn
Am bktne Eureka, Nordburg
Am bk Bnepa Vista, Calhoun
Jaluit bgtne Nicolaus -
Am bgtne J ID Spreckies, Hansen
Am tern Eva, Paul
Ha bk Kalakaua, jerks
Am sch CassiC Hayward, lie BaIhstcr
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01

Tho SATURDAY Pass cannot undertake to return
communications accepted rejected and we have to
request correspondents to append their true and
addresses, not necessarily for publication, " 80 de-
sired but as guarantee Of the good faith Of the writer
Il Ed SATURDAY PRESS
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01

WE notice with regret the farewell address
of Mr.. Hartwel 10 the readers of the Goaehe.
The management of that paper in his hands
was beneficial to tho whole community, espec-
tally so to his brother editors. We think We
are not wrong in stating that within the last
twelve months, the tone of the whole Hawaii
an Press has been raised vulgarities which
too frequently had come out as part of each
weekly issue, have disappeared Public
questions have been debated calmly and indie
pendently, in moderate language, not defaced
by virulence or invectve. Many important
matters have been discussed in fair, Impair
tial manner, and during the uneasiness of the
social and political atmosphere under the rule
of adventurers, much good was accomplished
by the upright. outspeaking OF the Staff of the
Gazette, Which drew towards them correspond
ents of the same mind. We hope that under
the new editorship we may be able to coop
crate cordially with the GnaeHe, though of
course our line is independent and if we sec
things in the same, or in q different light, we
shall say Aloha-and hap
py new year to the retiring editor.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01

Notice Of Dissolution Of Co-Pnrtnership.
NOrICE ~ uEuEVl GIVEN THAT THE
~ co-pm nershp between Mrs. l.. =. Dickson for the
Estate of J. q. Dickson r. Levers and c. NJ Cooke I'M
der the firm name of Levers Dokson is this day dis
solved by mutual consent
All debts owing the said nrm will he collected and
nil liabilities will be asaumcd Nv ouH srCCEssoRs.
lAJit =. uIA kSON.
For tbc Estate OF j. q. Dickson,
ROBERT DICKSON,
&. v. COOKE.
Honolulu, January I. iSSi IL
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01
Sailed.

Dec gs-Ger 8 s. Cassandrs, LANCER, for Hongkong
-Stm Bishop, for Kauai
9-Stm Likeike, for Windward
8-Am bktne Fakinbury, for San Francisco
-Anwh bk Thos Pope, Millard for cruise
-Stm jas Makec, for Kama,
Sch Ncttic Merrill, for Lnhuina
pm y City OF New York, Seabury, for Sydney
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01

the length of the whole odifcc from eastern
apsis to western porch being Ill feet.
The stone for the walls has been generously
given by Jas. Campbell, Esq. Their Majes-
ties the King, the Queen, and the Queen Dow
ager, have most literally subscribed, and we
hope that their examples and those of the
merchants who have promised equally hand
some donations (not all members Of the Angli-
can Church) may be followed by the large
number of citizens of Honolulu, who are
always ready to give to good cause, without
being deferred by sectarian differences.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01

The P. M. s. S. Co.'S. ship Ciu Of N"'r York
arrived on Thursday, afternoon, four days be-
hind hand, having been detained two days
awaiting the European and Eastern mails,
and held back by bad weather two days from
San Francisco. On the 22nd q heavy sea
struck the ship, washed overheard two sea-
men, Arthur Simpson. and David Silbery, who
wero lost, and one quarter boat, stove in the
rail and engine room doors, and washed away
the ships bell and ventilator. Her passen-
ger list numbers upward of sixty. among
whom we sec the Hon. S. G. Wilder and Theo
II. Davies, Esq. Capt. Seabury is still in
command, Capt. Cobb having taken q turn on
the Japan and China route The Scythia, one
of the Cunards best ships, was fourteen days
in crossing tlie Atlantic.
We give a synopsis of the news elsewhere
The disturbed state of Ireland seems to be the
most prominent subject.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Dec eB-Stm Likelike. from Windwnrd
Sch Netto Merrill, from Lahaina
gam bgtn, d spreckels, Hansen % days from
San Francisco
2g-soh Manuokawai, from Hanan,0ulu
30-Am VIII bk Thos Pope. Miilard, from San Fran.
cisco. and cruise
-PMss City Of New York scabury, days 4
hours from san FInncsco
Am tern Eva Paul "a days from Humboldt
Dec 3I--IIaw blk Kalakaua jerks, from San Francisco
Am sch Cassie Hayward, Le Ballister, from
Humboldt
-stmr Lehua from Hama and Molokai.
--stmr Mokoi from kooau.
LSchr Halcakala, from Hilo
Jany I--stmr X Bishop from Kauai.
--Stmr Rilnucn Hou, from khhuu'
--schr Prince, from kona.
-Schr Waehu, from Mako.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01
THE SATURDAY PRESS

Published for the SATURDAY Press ASSOCIATION
ROBERT GRIEvE,
Book, job and General Printer,
Honolulu, II. I.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-01

NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED.
Honolulu. Sketches of Life in the Hawaiian Isl
ands-by Laura Fish Judd.
Unbeaten Tracks In Japan, by Isabella +.
Bind. Two voiumcs-price Si75, at
IL 1t THos. q. TIiRUMS Fort ST. Store.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-08
NOTICE OF INTENTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that it is the
Nv intention of the Council OF the city of
Los Angeles to improve and grade Fourth
street, between Hill and olive streets, at the
expense OF the property owners, Ia the fol-
lowing manner:
The roadbed shall be graded and covered
with eight inches OF gravel. The crown of
the street shall be four inches above the
sucU a slope towards the curb that at the
outside of the cutters 1t shall be ten Inches
below the grade. After being gravelled it
shall bs thoroughly wet and then rolled.
Provided, thst there shall be no stones in
said gravel larger than two inches in diam.
etar.
The cutters shall be 81 feet wide, and
paved with granite cobble stones not less
than eight inches long, Thoroughly set in
sand and then rammed. The center OF the
gutter shall be fourteen inches and the
outside adjoining the roadDed ten inches
below the grade.
The curb shall be OF redwood ska inches,
placed with the top to the established
three feet long, set into the ground full
length below the top OF the curb and inside
OF the same, and not moro than four feet
apart, with one to each joint In the curbinR,
The sidewalks shall be nine feet vice.
graded and covered with three inches OF fine
gravel, smoothly laid, and raked free from
COARSE stones Of more than one inch in oil
The slope 70 the sidewalks shall
All persons interested are hereby notined
to file their objections, II any they have,
with the Clerk OF the Council. within ten
days after the date OF the first publication Of
this notice.
By order OF the Council OF the city OF Los
Angeles. at its meeting OF December Sd, a. d.
1881. W. W. ROBINSON,
CLERK Of the Council Of the city Of Los An.
gelcs.
Los Angeles, December 9Th. A. D, 1851.
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