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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-04
LATEST TELEGRAMS,
A AaurderOus LOVe-

New York, 3.-In Brooklyn, tonight,
James Walsh, aged 10, killed Bar.
bsrs Groenthal. aged II, because she
refused to marry him. He procured a
dirk and went to the house of James
Carlisle, 5r2 Willoughby Avenue, where
the girl was living, called her to the door
and stabbed her to the heart. She died
almost instantly. After the murder.
Walsh went down to Gowan's Canal a. d
attempted to commit suicide by drown
ing, but was fshed out and taken to Long
Island College Hospital. 1t was not
known at the time that he was a muir
derer, but he confessed and was removed
to the police station.
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The PHILADELPHIA Times answers
one Of its correspondents: 1--WE do
not know any cork containing
speeches OF toasts out Of which dull
fellow could cram something when
he knows he is going to be called
upon at a social gathering
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SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
Tnrzn.r MoRnlNa. JAN. 4, 1881.

THE DAILY HERALD is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, al
East Temple Street, near First South
SAFE Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
ING AND PUBLIsHIBe COMPANY. Sub
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THE SEMI WEEKLY HERALD If
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six months, S1.25, postage included.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, l.
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE. IS.

TERRITORY OF UTAH,
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE. s.
l, D. Bockholt, Clerk Of the Probate
Court in and for the County OF Salt Lake,
In the Territory of Utah, do hereb7 Ger.
tify that the foregoing is a full, true and
correct copy of order to show Gauss WHY
sale OF real estate should not be made in
the matter of the Estate Of Ers.st /
Young, deceased, on file, and as appears
Of record in my office.
In witness whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and
SEAL affixed the seal of said Court,
this Both day of Decem Der,
A. d. 1880.
D BOCKHOLT,
Probate Clerk.
By W. S. CRIsMoN,
Deputy Clerk. dsI
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THE ''occGoEMTAL.''

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
On "Christma," and "New Years"
the pIoprietors Of the Occidental" IS
has been their time-honored custom,
will keep op5n hou from s am. until
10D.m.
Families wishing Choice Wines or
Liquors for home use should take ad-
vantage of our Reduced Prices.
AUER s. MURPHY, Props.
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Established 1859.
pzALERs N
EXCHANGE. COIN and BULLION
We draw Exchange On the following
Leading Cities OF Europe:
GREAT BRITAIN ARD IRELAND
London. Belfast, Dublin. Edinburg and
Glasgow.
SWITZERLAND,
8asle, Berne, Geneva LuereIe, Lsussa1s
Zurich snd VeTey.
FRANCE,
Bordeaux, Biafitz, Bayonne, Boulosns.
HsTTe, Lyons and Paris.
RELcIuH,
Antwerp. Brussels Lu1emburE
HoLLAkD,
AR2erdsm and Rotterdam.
NORWAY
Chrlsti--A, Bergen, ThrOndhieEa end
Stsveneer.
SWEDEN.
eothsnhurg. Stockholm and HsImo
DENMARK.
Copenhagen.
ITALY,
Flo7enos, Icroa, Lsghcrn, Milan, n pIss,
Palermo. Rome Turin. Veaics.
RUSSIA
st Petersburg.
SPAIN,
CsdIx, Madrid and Seville.
PORTUGAL,
lisbon xnd 0po1to,
AUSTRIA.
SAfIsbad, Prague, Posth. Trieste. Vienna
(Wisn) and
AL TIE GERMAN STATES.
AMERICAN CORRESPONDENTS.
Importers and Trader
New York National Bank.
Union Trust Co.
chicago 80. First National Bank
st. Louis, State Savings Association
0raAha; -. Omaha National Bank
San Fran. First National Gold Bank
Gan Fran BIZ British North America
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DAVID JAM ES,
LICENSED
PLUMBER, TIMER
Steam and eaa Filter,
WATER PIPES
Lid ON SHORT NOTICE.

A largo amount of Plumbers Goods KEEP;
in Stock including Iron and Lead
Pipe, Hose, Iron and Brass
Fittings, Marble Ware and
Sheet Lead.
Sole Agent for Utah Territory for the
Popular Fire on the Hearth, Parlor,
School Room and lie ture Hall Stoves;
also, Fire on the Hearth, Crate Heaters
and Nantes.
These justly celebrated Stoves are
pstronIzed and highly recommended by
the Faculty of the Deseret University.
for Public School Rooms, and by the
Medical fraternity generally, SIS the best
Hesling and Yentilating Stoves ever in
vented.
For Particulars and Prices, enquire at
Office and Workshops, West Temple
Street, Opposite City Market.
p. o. Box 306.
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JOB PRINTING neatly, chesply
end quickly done at this Office.
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VALLEY HOUSE
Andrew G. BriXen, Proprietor.

FINDER THE NEW MANAGEMENT
~ this central and popular hotei has been
reception Of guests.
Rates per day, $1.5O to g; per week,
$8to $40, according to rooms
Board per week, 81,
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We beg to inform the public that
We ara prepared 10 transact General
Banking Business, for which We have
the necessary facilities. We solicit
new accounts and business generally.
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Transact a General Banking
Business.
Careful Attention GiUe1s to Che Sale OF
Ores and Bullion. We solicit Con-
SigHTlents, Guaranteeing the
Highest Market Prices.
Collections Made Nth Prompt Returns,
at LO1Oest Rates.

Execute Orders for Purchase or Sale OF
Stocks and Bonds at Net0 York
and San francisco:
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Come, let US anew our journey pursue.
The benediction was pronounced.
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I Surprise No 5 was to find all the wards COM
Portable. tight and without any offensive ocor.
Evidently the officials have taken great pains TO
keep the premises in the best order
OF the famous "hunks.n we saw none except N
the .larpe convalescent house erected in 1872
as a quarantine house. and not used as hos
nital for the sick. In all the wards for Hawaiians
they were well provided with mattresses land on the
aoor. and with such bedding as they needed. In
the Chinese wlrd the beds were such as the
Chinese generally use, boards laid across wooden
supports, above the floor, and the mattresses laid
on those. Two nurses are regularly employed Tor
each ward and if occasion requires, more. Be
sides these there are quite lSoodly number OF
"kokuas,- or f-iends who have voluntarily exiled
themselves for the time being to aid IN caring for
their loved ones who are suffering under the
We visited the little cemetery or collection Of
graves which stand at some distance from the
houses on one of the highest parts OF the island.
All appeared well cared for and neat, framework
enclosures have been erected around quite num-
Der Of them. Not particle of offensive emana-
tiun WAS percaptible, and Marshal Dayton IN
formed rs that the graves averaged three and-a-
half TO four feet in depth. being dug down 10 the
coral rock, the sand was heaped up on the top To
about foot additional above the surface. The
spot selected for inermentS we were also informed
/ was the very SPOT on which in past times stood
the house Of the former owner of 1.-THE island, Mr..
Sumner. The tide never reaches this part OF the
island as was evident at glance. the high tide
| mark on the shore being at qnite distance away:
]
] graves and bleaching bones exposed TO view.
Now all this is not TO say that smallpox hos
pital is an Eiysium anywhere. nor that personal
experience of this dread disease Is thiEg 70 be
/ desired. Suffering and agony is there. death Is
there. sorrow and bitter grief is there But 1t Is
/ not an overstatement to say that our Board oil
/ Health and their officials have been doing earn
estly, honestly and with unstinted hand surprls-
/ inc amount of hard wearing, thankleSs work IN
/ mitigation 0f the misery which the pestience
l works among a community like ours. Really II
D would be difficult TO suggest what more they
/ could have done under the circumstances. Doubt
/ less we NAV see what consider mistakes al
times but we should remember that they are but
faliihle men like ourselves. who criticize might
I have made some mistakes also or committed some
oversichts if pi ced under the same responsible
/ ties As 10 their conscientious desire to do the
I hest they can. no man who knows them can hon
eSfiv doubt. Let Us have done with this miserable
talk about cliques and " rings " and parties
and instead of carping take hold and help
A. o. FoRBEs.
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orscE 1ro-e a5vo-ril,c - shc uio-tusry repo-1 u
lssi uoash- w. observe thas two deaths occar7ed
vlslt are rat 5ou1 Is ~uzAuovu. o. January
sersr v-e-e urAnouzl-~ Isoosinc oyor sae 1cpost
hauae5 sr 10 tb5 Minister q Iuteros in lSSl we
zolos shss 6u-sze lie yesr cnii1S MsreA Sisi
rS-s 81 5essls ars 50 rel,o-se1. ana &lzs,s The
ysar la5szS Nsrcl Ssl tSSl ~ Tie gVessost
uun-ha- So T,zi dovr IN any o1e mosith Is - Ihis
Vs. s- rauua-.. ISL Nos 6cos this reallS rsfre-
s-t tsc tea esseug og t,le eyii. The A,ert x thc
Ro.-s ~ aseSith. vta1 cvsc hss c,s-tlScsie oi
k,s-sl hss Aaaa sn shs hso,l ot sssiac tAe fe-s1n
~, r.ress a tss,A h. Ala,. ~MhaS vVre thc
sr-7so-sT y Tls uisa u,sy ssy tc,yr, N'sct. olj
as-r. zrtzrssr and vhsi uot s., that Gwen vhctc
~ csuS sF 6os.A i PSF AVN. vo ag l,y an ssCsas
sr-e w hsvs ~ c,zcect os,c, llsc u,sn vhc ~
r,,-les tat case Irssy hsye e.soa Nies, Il seass
snc-esstte sAst sr,h Slste ~ thileS Ssoela es,c
rssS-e5 f,- 81 lc-c utthoes DECISIVE sSisoa hsNsne
h-r urse-ssSOn ~ ths cNccaevt. Naeey,-fyv
sert,s ar soe yvss uusoc,ec,c5 t,,. an3 no csc
srcen-e ~ a,,5 s,,-ss ,s ussiscs, tvsaJS, S,,Agvc
sooa sr ,s-e s.oa,A sa3 uos d voo1 * ls'sesa
S-,s, Csss,sa,S oee vysl1 hs,y thoscsl ,Ac
ssecer. vl,ve auyy "a T. so oso a CoCopcs's layy
vAee 5.lss SC,p- ppags saSiscsoas oTogu,
sesns-> voel5 As,c ha1 hss Ntc,lsaSr aroasgA
se,ee b. ass-& ~ snoe q S,ate ys ta.ngs uacsv
wv-V tt lAsi sis,e ~ scs-e-,lle scsci-tscns and
sasA ENt sgisss b. sislyaol his a,irntson, What
s- ras-e Sasgr4se ~ b tasi no ort In he Ls.is-
lst=-s aSss1 a SeeSlioa rl.sn the matter; thNt
re1aSss NAo Soesie2 thenssiyss a. petnOiic
oce'5 sssa3 tAclr nlae IN discaS0ne WhetAer o-
n.s SEoco sasei3 b. swat uIsasa aoss0aauoz- and
WA as2 eo zsQ1ocat to SlasV b. iavestigale such
lue>lyl4 - thss,
FsS- Ne hsvc nov g. desl vith tbs pSeseas and
Wass a1u laisla b 60 i 10 ask. and % kssp Ga
sSSias. hoE ., was tAst those tVo people whose
- rcoo71c1s The Fal,is has : right 10 have the
Sros-soa SaSusrod snl UhSeve- can Sivs an ex-
Tasassiua SSo1s the matter had besssr rlss and
-s'v
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As -uE SnaI-Foz inc-ease- upoa Is 50 does the
F-c5eSs q saSe-sallg the lzsrine railway irst AZ
AIS tlzas see-n 11o-e ana rlors uEuisa- The Mn
sSss-. E1Ss- thc Co1S6s-auua of Vhoss hu-uxu tie
p-osec- ou-nes- has os-tainly snouch. and mo-e
tAaa enoare. g 90 q; p-esszi in looking after the
caE-l 6lrec-ian q ths unesns Used IN combating
she e7s5ssnses Ii Is impossible. with 50 mach On
h;s rrsz3 sa5 hands, tast be CAR give th1s calm
oo-S5e-ztioa. thai due weight 10 all Arguments
fox o- a-zizsi the r-oposed inar-0vszneaL that 50
i-rF4rsazf naa-tsr requires The schezne. as 81
f1-th by Er- Crz1ial seems feslsibla eno1Eh-
A vs-y cocS ste has bss1 ehoss1- where tie vcrks
vi nos izsorfs-e with II ge1a-al oonnne-oe Of
i.ss har6or. be says thoaEh builf Of wood, II
uozi6 require httls O. 10 repsirs, and that one
tzilf e. hsm IN Boston twenty-five years ago Is as
rood to-5ay as II rss vhca zrs- put up Apsrna-
rszt s.sE q three Eual5 Be AL that Euzld be re-
u-irsd % zo-k the -zilvzy. riz- q s1ps-zntsnde-t
uao ru-l5 have 70 Be f-st-olAss n-sz- and ths-e-
Ec-e ezrezsive an ensinser and G assistant; the
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Is EEs1GN1Na the small po1 hospital. no blame
rssss uPga ~ Hutohinsla. Re has done his
WA the-e sailhfuIiy and vel; he has personally
injured himself by Undertaking the work. for he
hss had devote his whole attention 10 Il and has
o1asequea.ly los; his private pracsice. Aseres Of
cllzzuies- famed by designing persons has and
- have aulhol5tv Of the President Of the Board
q Eoalih f1r vaat say. deprived that bciy and
hius5E u q vlllable assistant. No sane person
ca. l.a.sgrs the sta-eue1ts which have been pub-
lsaai IN Some q the astive papers, and We. these
szeie-ne1is have beer swallowed by the natives.
4 WIS soza5 impossible % reason them out Of
the- r,a1ic a15 50 the 5ocso- had nothing else 10
d. lrt b. res5-a- NJ msu. and certainly No gen
ila-nzz vozl5 ulsa for an instant 20 osczQy post
vaaz ny - 5olac be ~as uzllifyinc lis influence
Cor Sod Thaf mistakes ulay have beer made.
t1st ir the frsz b.ush u the outbreak the7e Esy
have hee- EMISSIONS We % not intend % deny.
bu- tAey va-e re-la.lie5 ~ so5- as possible Oar
rea5s-s VII 7e-use Sz.h inte-es. az acoouat of tie
slal-p1r h1Spilll written ly tht Rey. Mr. FORBES.
vl51h rzts j. In vo-y 55.e-szt lishs from that
c-ra- tv the Se-lio-- cf she 2. C.. 4. Isis Ne-y
e-sy -tlc II y0u only 70 take the t7oublo . Go H.
% So ur 5 o-y s-Sa.llss any nan. and u2fo-tun-
AL. rsofle- without talzkll--. Eho know bsster.
frstusl-ly sun in the CRY. and then. when tho
rn-caief Is dome a-e so-ry for whath as happened.
Ws an ve-y sar-y tha1 sais matter should have
OWNED u shoss deQsh Of uieauness on the part
F-- ot th1ss vho have assis.el IN vOTsllE up this
r-stzve iIl-feeilnc and such a the-ouch careless
ness whs-he- cori or III should happen 70 the
natues 81 lo7- as ps--y sIlte coul5 b sstiStied
or 81 ps,aosl peint o1uld he made. A. We sid
ioac a,o- shis = 70 tiue fo- pes.y bioSeyincs we
should al b palllae toSsther 10 try vhas ve can
61 10 stamp ous or Arrest she placgt.
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latter to be trained as diver, TO 80 under vessels
20 ascertain what amount Of damage had been sus-
tanned and also to see whether the keel is in proper
position when the ship is prepared for being
hauled up We understand, moreover, that the
marine railway erected by the French Government
at the capital Of Tahiti Is Of quite as small dimen-
sins. If not smaller than the it isprcposed TO
erect here. Whether the French venture paid or
not is a matter with which we are uracquainted,
but which probably the Cabinet has considered
The railway as proposed would really be oeneht
only to our Island coasters. We think that the
idea Of attracting disabled vessels to this port may
be set aside for the present. To perform work
upon large vessels exPeditiously requires a far
greater supply OF laborers TO be constantly on
hand than we have. A lsboring class that can be
so drawn upon we shall no; have on these Islands
for wears. Tbs present traffic upon the Pacific
does not warrant such a laboring class casaing and
settling here with any prospect Of steady work or
course when the Panama Canal is opened matters
will be very different. We shall then be con
venient resting place on one Of the worlds great
highways sad it viii behoove TO provide fitting
accommodation for the vessels that will then visit
Us vessels that viii poar golden stream into our
coolers But when that event happens, a marine
railway. capable Of only doing the work which the
one now proposed can do, viii be Of no use-a
very much larger one viii be required Therefore
the question resolves itself into whether it Is wise
at The present moment TO expend $4,000 or a
still larcer sum: for unless the work Is done by
contract. we may be quite sure that the estimated
price OF $500 viii be largely exceeded. What
sugar plantation was ever hoated ont 81 its original
estimated cost Perhaps some agents and Others
can make reply. The present expenditure for
smallpox cannot BE- far short Of Sl00 day.
whero Is the money going 10 be found to meet
such tremendous drain We think II far better.
for the presans TO delay what are by no means
pressing public works until il may be seen what
our expenditure for the epidemic is likely 10 be
If we Get of AZ Sl00.0oo ve think We shall have
done II at a fairly cheap rate There Is one more
rsa5nt which can be well made for not commencing
the work az once. The marine railway. when con-
mence5. will take eighteen months to build. The
steamer which requires she marine railway most
urgently will have 10 be repaired thoroughly
within twelve months. She viii therefore under
any circumstances have 10 40 to the Coast If she
Is prupsrly oyerlauled there she viii not require
thorough repairing for probably eighteen months
or Two wears from that date. Thus her case need
not influence the action OF the Ministry. In fact
tie marine railway, though an excellent pruject-
had better wait till more propitious time than
the present for becoming faif aoroHEsi.
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NorEs.

A xrrFrSo of the Hoard os Health took place on
sunday ana a nuInbss II car doctors were invited
to attend. Tie MAJORITY were in fAvg Of is,la-
tiau. hat tWo or thrae reconimen4cd that the
ratieuts should rsInain ar their holaes oly, how
ever IN thosa cases wheTr @ sas certain they
Vuald sci pr,tT~F attendance, care and nursing,
Tins has t.scn the pracllce ot ths haarl thralgh-
ont. Vaccination AlSa TALKED uger, and IL Nas
considered that tins vas the only means that
could he adopied % STAY the euadenllc; and the
staE u doctors i insufficient 70 vacclnste the
Whole tuEn. a lDnnlsr Of Col-tlarle1 have yolCn-
tcenc1 their assistance o. act - Vacclnaiors- and
VII make knasa 70 holse visittt,nn for that pur-
rssse. Masse-s are - sariuus win US nov that
every one saoaiS help the exHe1tIve mach as In
tl1azr -.urTe- lies.
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TEEEE has been muoa talk tuon time 10 tins
aboSi applying syssen Of ssEe-ase . this eisy-
And undoEbteily fru-n some points q SSeE It
might be Al advantages; al the sAne time there ars
serious risks connected with snoh a system,
especially Nth CITY Which, N is mos tnicsly
inhabited rSr1 has 50 little fall as .his has Ths
Jar.-arv nrrnhe- Of the Pqrnl1r Sessrs Nsafiiy
SAys: Great uaEintndss die fron Cnhell-hy
hsbira-lous Ihe1r DWELLINGS sre p0.s1ued by
-ozi1rs ernzratiozs that give rIse both 10 slO-
undermining maiadies and 90 swift malignant
dissasas- Pro-lineaf among these distinctive
cultzEnlnz-lu1s Is s5Ee- gas In E1ud11 an
association has bee1 Started for graphing with the
di1cllfy. The7e i no c-y foF Government aid
but s1r1 Of assurance company has been formed,
which insTec-s houses p11 U1deE It's charge and
gives certificates " hen they are Frfect sanitary
order. Ners the sewerage system infrodzced here
ne should have 70 stsrf sTSteu Of the sArne kind
We h0ps- hOEsFeT, that the -exczFstor which ne
zrute 0f lately VII prove ef6c5st fOr czrry InC OF
ozr sewage b. The vay- we have hsard n0thlzg
of the sxczyztOr t0r SONS tine. Is Il vorhng1
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Enfica.

To the Surar Manufactures Of the Hawaiian Islands
p. TULLY would respectfully oGcr his services as q
sugar Boiler, having had twenty years experience in
that eapaciy in other countries ard three in this He
feels competent TO I'LL the position in any Boiling
Uouss in this Kingdom. Good references given IL
r-ouired ADDRESS BOX 1sI.
- "a sm Post Office Honolulu
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SrffiaI Aaffss.
AVISO,
CoSsuLApo pE Los EsrADos UNIDos
nr MSuf~o ~ HoNOrrrr.

COSsuLApo pE Los EsTADos UNIDos
DE MeJICO, EN Honolulu.
los CudadAnos de Ia Republiea Eejieana: Los que
perteuezoan 5Sta Republea, svisAdos Por medic
de este CousuladO de registrar nombres 10 mas
proao possible fin dc consegur 4 debda protection
del Gobieruo pa iutereses que rcpresentan ss
IA ciu6zd ' las demas Islas de Hawaii.
R. W. LAME, Consul DE M6JIoo.
o6eips Gale de Fort No 81 Honolulu H. l. sg3 e Su
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WHEEEAs. the disease o. small ~,ox stiu exists on
oahl and i Is necessary Tor the public health and
sHfcty tha AZ rcaufiuns should be -akcn 20 prevent
SIS iutrodursio1 shc n;hei Islands of the Kindom
Azd, where's ii is ziso Necessary 70 maintain com
Euricati1r hciEeel Oahu and the Other Islands by
-neF-s ~ TIE vessts engaged In the cuasiuc t-ade sud
o. this end s. j. important that the persons employed OF
such vrso should not &c exposed 10 the contariou OF
n Gi-casc
NJ Roa-d ~ Hcliih has made an5 hereby Publishes
AZ fo'iuvizg Regulations
Z NJ pcrsou employed on bosrd Of say vessel en-
rarr3 r thc cuiuc trade o. hr Kingdom shall with
GU Permit iruz he President cf the Board o; Health,
land Ou me Isuad % Oahu or csvc such vessel 80 long
- b. 10 oapioed such vessel and 80 long a. these
ke-aaious remain In force except FAR a. is nocc-
sa iu handling such vessel and In receiving and dis
chEr-lIe freicaL
II NJ person shah, without Permit fraza the Pre-
fidruI n the Board ~ Haa3lh, 20 on board o. any
Nrrsc cnrurcd IN the coasTuc trade % The kingdom,
valc such vnssci in the Po-t of Hdroiuiu except
ths T-o1s uo sapiCyed on hoard o. such Tcsscs-
HA 2. CARTER
President ol TIE Board o. Health.
Orsrc az ne Beard os Hcalth.
Honolulu. Na~rh Ism Isl 81