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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-12-27

1.uptain Consolidated Mining Com.
~ i. now ready for deliver, to sub
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08
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LAE4H4- June 4za1. 1slsL
Err-s Gsrz-rz LII Y1zr FE-sr # iasu wees
u,,ss.ss a es-r.rlrr1s-tli1n siu-ze BY a E.sirisni
-s rahnsuu.-T AID thn- vru ind rs,saiEHsi sgpsEal
-fs- -u1---,lzis;r1GnE izuEiIT t1a tzrrz rssza-i
q ~ r-.nEan Fslil-s md zsleEzi l;surEilri7 cun-
s--r A. .t.l-zl Es-- zz1Eseis and -Ezsna-7
sz1w ze = ~ snu1E -iHr zi-rrs NJ lEsz Eas
--f-sn. L rs flund nEcsssl1Y e sE-G -irzz- s1s
- r..rurv She-1 1f MaAaEaa-- tI WISH LaliIl-1a
40 r--s=e-un1e z.aezzzs peralni1g O zie dnzdHs
q cz- -s.iE-izlE- BerEzE. and ssranliIEs 4 Ei.zf
fsiTr=-f E-ir- err hhEh SaHrzrf II W. Eusrzr ?
aif 60 H-uz i-rs riz Fniira a.fazEz II LzlilIsna-
The rasulE kas been ma Szzcha-zH CT al zie
F--ueur Fiasssn1an Ezi 7 an alazz1sSi the riHras
s-r-aliisa--sEI InI1IeI-r-s useless.
rs-ra a rsziIi1r II LAlla1ruI E--EEri II cz1Enin-
ea-u Mr Estrzr / aslVa mt FIEaszIi1lt ri1s
aInEr sIir1Isls, lr lItsr1rr Gl lEzr Deputy hzr
- i1-a1r-ils1lr= FsE ! sesuE u 4 u hEr
Al1-ssr On fz51 11ii1fzr riEs G1rzsz aaHur1es.
at tant man &c futaHrrrr zuEEEia SEEK Cd dn 80,
ezeu a. ~ s---HuzsI II 1r-rIra 1zs1nzz OneE
,..,-u rI.Isl asa ID Va ezrr have Al EEzraflrs fiIr
4 uanuurw In Lmasainn. and vim ksunnsg h-H
.Il-.lI'r |i.Iras ID 1rr--u-n tita-n2
- Frr 4 rsziliant lf LEIiniIEI- mrzEr rrzsuz-1H
Ean n1n - asrnar lahEtrnll7 lr a SIAM q Hnna-
rsna ar afHE El1gsnr E-lrn LaiiiIEl1H "a urzlir
Nm SIR -rIil-i-.r If EitaS uzF be trInz-
ri1l q tlH EuEli..11aiE F1clIlrIfs CT -Ir-uE 1IE
itiiall atsaneas lr 1r - rlu ifi1na lf my VIE
TIT nilrnr TIE dE1 ltl4isi aulf n a.ar glIHr srrssis
1r - sasI lrrzHE- 1lell EllllllEt AR fsl- eF1-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08

ASorErS deS,d Of violence, caused by a
sliSht disagreement among ChinSnen
shout q paltIy debt, II IS possible in this
instance thSt the rnan may reeovers that
bv god luck the bullet, instead oi piercing
the intestines, has struck nh, glanced
OF and merely passed through the muscles,
This would certainly be q wonderful
escSpe: but we must remember that the
in.eution u kil was Just Is much IN the
nlind u Mp hiu Is It Was IN the mind of
Leong Lung. 1t certainly shows 3 peen.
lar tempsranent, an o5tUSeneSS OF moral
sense and complete disregard for eorSs-
cuences when q man viii shoot another
because he cannot pay hum thirteen dol
lars and this too, when eOUntryInSn Is
iying In our iaii shortly to pay the utmost
penSlsv for 3 similar crime To the Western
rnird there does not seem any GdeQuSte
cause FOR such crime, for however much
we rnsy reprubste crimes Of violence, we OF
the West understand how men. on seeOUnt
Of jealousy. Of greed Of gam, Of fear, OF re-
venge. OF under influence Of hquor, conf
mt crimes but there Is some gSin to be
made by the death Of the victim. Either
It Is clearing away an obstacle IN the path,
OF il Is 8 deed Of yengeances o. more III
spring commonly. the person Is killed 50
that the murderer uSy enjoy 3 the money,
or the property II some shape, Of the mur-
6ered. or mSy glut his vengeance.
But II the two cSses Of Cinnamon we have
been considering none OF the common IN
cenives TO CRIME can De applied. Indeed
It seems IS If they both were killing, or
trylnS 10 kill. Their sUose with the golden
eggs. As long SS the debtor HIVES, Snd l.
wei and strong. there Is some chance OF
beng u.ltin,stsly Sble 70 collect the debt
but once he Is chopped up, or disabled.
the chance has gone. We must say that
we fsil 70 understand men who act IN the
way these two Chinsmen have done. We
are az i loss to understand the main
springs OF their conduct. We feel that
we are dealing with race Of people whose
moral standards are widely different from
our own. thzt We In Hswan sre using for
our hewsrs q wood and drawers Of water
4 race which. though uniformly indus
triOcs and fairly law-abiding. L capable Of
beng aroused and flashing forth INTO NO
lsuce and crime upon matters which the
Western intellect regards rs trivial
Another feature IN connection with the
crime II Idllha street l. the use Of 4
pistol The Goyernment ought really to
take some steps to restrict the sale Of ire
ar1rs- We have pointed out more than
once thzt I considerable quantity Of arUs
L passing into the hands OF both Chinese
and nSaivss. Despite the lSw f0rhiddiug
the carrying OF deadly weapons, they are
beng constantly carried, and practised
with too. y witness the tao recent IN
stances Of people being hit with spent
halls Il is quite IN the hands Of the
authorities. we believe, to interiict the
sale Of arms except to properly licensed
people. and we should be giad to see them
use their power
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08

TIE position of the planter with regard
to his shipped laborers is far from pleas
art one He hires men. pays them q big
sdvanee. Snd finds that the men so of
Owing s sum Of anywhere from $50 TO $50
to the plantation, and that both his own
aSents and the police are powerlesS, or
nearly 50, to bring back the men. Ger
taiu,ly some eorabination ought to be made
among the planters themselves to over
come the evil. 1t IS not to be supposed
that the Government Is going to keep 4
force of police on hand adequate 70 catch
ing the runawsys; it would be far too
expensive for one thing. and out Of their
proper line Of duty for another All the
Government can do Is To see that when
the delinquent Is brought 10 court he
should be properly punished UnfOr-
tunately. rs i correspondent in to-day 5
paper points out. 1t Is reSlly the employer
who has to pay the fine, has to suffer con-
siderable loss Of time II the plantation
happens to be distant from the district
court house. and who has but q precarious
security over the labOrer that he VIII work
out his debt TO him.
Upon such matter the planters ought
to be united They should meet together
and exrress their views, and should form
some plan Of concerted action which might
put stop to the evil This can only be
done when planters determine to found a
club. or some kind Of organization. which
should enable them readily to cOmmuni-
cate with one another and to interchange
iieas- And some sort Of organization we
all hope to see. The movement should be
set On foot by responsible and experienced
men. who viii az once command the con
tienee of the whole planting class. Among
planters, as among all other classes. there
have been and viii continue TO be certain
je6l but now that the great strain
on the labOT market has been 50 much
eGSed. one great source of friction has
been removed. In the great rush for men
that there was about year or so ago,
some people made no very strict inquiry
Is to where man came from The great
thing was. did he want to ships II 50,
ship him at once. and let any one to whom
he might have belonged come and hunt
him up afterwarts- Thus mSn got into
the habit Of passing from one plantation
to another. swindling perhaps two or
three IN his course. and largely assisted
in his nefariOus schemes by lack of due
circumspection IN his various employers.
We presume 1t Is needless or hopeless to
make any remark upon the advance sys-
TEN, which Is really at the rUcf Of the evil /;
that has been talked and written against
50 much. and vet It Is SO firmly rooted
among the institutions Of the country that
1t seems hopeless to think that It VIII ever
be sradieated Yet the system IS utterly
bad and demoraEzing. We hope to hear
On this matter from our planter
friends Any questions relating to the
agricultural interests and prosperity Of
this Kingdom always find welcome place
II our columns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08
Inquest upsa Az Bay. halisa " nsalss -

Mr.. W, I. ShNrratt svorn-t was here On the
sSth iaSt MAY. lam Marscer of the Olowalu
plentatsons About 10 A. -. on The Sete Of Nay,
ISL, beard = nosse Thought that there had
been an explosion. When arrived AZ the mill u
was impossible 10 tell what had happened, there
was - much slear, The dead Chinanan found
about slx feet froa the furnace dcors. / think
The eDgineer i q careful man. always thought
the eollers Were IN caod condition.
Mr.. II. Al. Goeld sUorfs--I was here IA Olowalu
ca the S,sh last May. am an engineer. On the
Ssth of May, 1881, the Chinaman who was nrenAn
came and told ne to como and lock. / went 70
the tire and told him 10 come away be however
stopped 70 shut the furnace doors and was KILLED
hN thc explcstoa. do rot know What caused The
exi,lossoas there was water IN the hoiler. We had
ftea . 70 q les. 81 steam. II the Chiasman had
oeeyed me he would have escSred. The waite:
and Steem cauSed the ChiGafDans death,
Mr. n, Nolan SWQrn-l roSide IN olowalu- was
nos here on the sath May last. My occupation is
exploded. think the boiler bad been burnt
II having been burnt Il was weakened. think
that srch boiler auht 10 carry trom - 10 100 lhs
Steam II in god order. ! think there was sath-
Gent water il the ooilsr when it expcacd. thins
that the bois-r vas burnt for sometime.
Mr.. John Wilcox swOrr-I reside in Olovalu.
was nOt here oa The s5th day Of May last l am
an engineer by occnpetiosa. The Gauss OF N.
explosion was weak place In the eoller, caused
by being hcrnt. Such boilers IL sound aucht 4
carry 80 lhs. Of steam. believe that there was
Sufficient water in The boiler as the time of tbs
explosion. Had the doors not been shut thinS
the steam would have escaped without hl0winl
the wall down.
Paia sWorn--T reside in Olowalu. was here in
Olowaln On the s5th day of May, 1851. I was n
my house when the explosion took place. saw
the Chinainan dead after ney return 70 the mill
All Boy was his nsrne. do not know how many
pounds Of stealn there were that day.
An inqpiStion taken nj OlOwalu. Island oi
Maui. on the "a day Of June. ii the year ISL
before Il. Newton. Acting Coroner for the diS.Sici
Of Lahaina. We the undersigned Jurors. gpOr
cur oathS do say that All Boy TO his death b,
the explosion Of a boiler. caused by \ defective
sheet il having been previously burned. anC
therefore We think no one Was in fault.
Il. NEWTON. Acting Coroner.
J1rOrs-A. c. JupSoN,
JAMS PKILLTrs,
HESEx kRArT.
CHUNG NONa,
WV. GAFrKz1,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08

IrxE tie AthenisnS, we u Honolalu Sre
constantly seeking Sfter some new thing,
1t matters not whzt. - long a. It Is new 1t
is pretty sure to be coaSsdsrN1 god In
rothinS Is this better exsnphhed than IN
the giving zpposrtrnents 70 men who come
down from t6e coast with few or no ere
6eati&ls. but with plausible sdciress and
rsaznnsz- Though we % nor say that the
s.1zrs q Havssi sre better than the rest Of
the world. We do say ghSs tOr hawalisl'
t,arposes they would probably be better
thsn ue.sple frOr, abrU2i; not q course II
Sll positions, bur certainly II nany. In
r,csitiorS of tryist. for Instance. 7 lS NsrT
mach better ~ have younS res2 woose
families Gre resident here VINO kSve not
oniy their own god nSue 70 keep Cp, but
rlss of the family Wlea temptation comes,
il wiu then b. resisted vlch double force-
A ra1l eonrfuy here without either VIE O-
family. II of vieloas hshitS Snd Low moral
instincts. vii on obsSlning a situation
have verv Etslle reGSCa To withstand teupta-
non aud VII n,Oss probably faLi. BY the
shove remarks we do NOT wish 70 cast any
slur upon the bulk u young men who
eurae fro1n the coast seeking employment,
ra1ny Of whom obtain pcS-lors here Gnd
become valuable citizens. We speak q
the genus of ehzractsrieSs adventure 70
whom these Islands. since the sugar boom,
tsve beer s sort o. desirable haven 70
steer for snd we speak. too, IN behalf Of
the HSwaiian-bCrr youth. nStive snd for
si-n. who ought 70 have the preference
When posisiors s-e 70 be disposed o.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08
A Visit to the Summit of AIAunA LOa-

H1o, juno ~. 1881.
EprroR GArErrE - recently traverSed Mauna
Loa from north to south. making my way frOm
RapNpaIa. CKau.l to Kalaiehs, VIA MOkuaweoweo
ana NaluauShi. or the sources Of the present flow.
Ny own rather slow rate Of loeornOtiOE found Ma
luauahi (the sourcesl nine hours distant from
and below Mokuaveoveo-say L English miles
the two points, Mokuaweoveo and Naluauahi.
bearing FROM each other, by compass, N E and
S W. The stretch OF mountain between them is
rather fresh hooking a. and pahoehee.-nos much
more difficult to traverse. on the vhole than are
similar stretches Of a. and pahoehoe found lower
down: althoGSh portions Of the pahoehoe of this
upper height are rather shelly and therefore
t-saeherous-
Naiuauahi or the sources Of the 1851 eruption
consists in their present shape and condition of
pit-crater 80 feet say IN diameter. gently and
noiSelsssly emitting sulphurous smoke; along
with lh-t located half an hour further down the
nlountainl a cols-crlter. Of Ike dimensions aud
emitting smoke after 4 like fashion. This latter
Is a miniature Vesuvius. The cone part Of il IS
composed Of hrunEe-colOred scoriae. heaped up to
the height Of % or - feet, while the crater pEt Is
only copy Of Its twin brother higher up Two
smoke CRITTERS revealing no IRE two miles apart
the upper one pit ard the lower one crater are
what the sources Of the lSSl-l eruption row are.
Hall an hour below the eone-erSter Is the upper
most vent hole vksre the spectator coming down
the mountain watches his first sight Of the stream
Of liquid tire.
Quite change has tranSpired up on the noun
tain within the last 8 OF I months, for whereas
last January the 1ppermost crater and uppermoSt
vent-hole were hours apart. they are now only
hoEr apart--ths vent-hols a. reg1rus position
having apparently cule higher up and the crater
come lower down and whereas the uppermOst
crater WAS last January a roaring furnace emit
ting furious heat, Il Is now only quiet smoke
pit emitting little else than sulphuruus fumes
The indicattgus. as the other day, on upper Mauna
Ioa- my syes took them in wsre Of ia1Hisg
eruption sia,riy waning indeed bat still urgEisg-
Although a beheld At e ~kaluakshekiekieloa " or
the uppsrInOst vent-hole. the fiery river issuing
frum the mountain Is still considerable one
Most truly yD1rs. Z P BAKER-
P S-MokuAEeoEeO Eas found 10 be wholly
quisSceut.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08
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ras sea-S rf tHzg-azrz w. receive agPiicuti,ns
--uz -a---s ies-res ef snEagzg FcrtzEa-se aecrsrS
fz - Nle1aais e ,ssys .laf Island ss q vessel tsi-
--1r tss SuTsil b. saf IN asous two z4Eta> 4za 70
s-=rs t--- p. 81 as,-z- pecszlssr zsz-
q II rrc,ss-f nj, ti 1E ~ 7reyortirr Ct ssasls=.
euE @ 1-azae t1a- ths ra-s CT as passage zneHsE e
v-ue- raal 81 a. ruI--re-. saa- b. -stzaGad y 4
G-llza1z -f $ pr z-asa. s-gm s2s wages O. ne
weus1 ard l1e- husbands sr 81 hs-s, s shaz part q
"a rs.sars r-rna- BE- --sd rbs Bsr-i sf lzr1rrra-
e 81 rar zs- ser har er 1- passages ~ -ae vezacz
a-z 81 -f ae= rs--a- ~ -ali-eu- ua1za Cd be
--l ss ta- ts eaea Azv
~ tr-- s-s -l b. l1s same - pr Eg4fgsr, VIZ;
Cral-.ls f.r ITe wears stlr a- pr uansh t1r
=su sre 4s-a-s per ucr-1 t1r uemsl- v.-h su-1aaie
tsol a.s ,ae-g - ,nE ls -asy sczaazs ts vgrk si-
..ss r-euar-el d sczzess t-.n c4zsss osTelG .3s-
cou-u-
ru-l--v-s Be- -zr -l- Beard rf lz1- r-arisa s-G eze
szlz--a 1sls ~ 7lssags aai expenses q ssel Ii1r
aa4- lH1 -, dl,g s1a-s f1r 1assac- az -t each
az- fszrale i- ,az- b. -s1E1.iad aaave slass.
n s-a-- 20 -zue-aze1- pay sfr sas i7z-risctisn
e. hs=e azng g-zss. Esrazsra Pcza.is s--rlsg ssc
sara asz- and har l-ss Or CD r-n between azi a
rsa-s O. AZ uh -a l--1iss a. s--ense- cf securing
cerzu1a. 7a-sssrss. l=lca- .ervies ana PASSAGE
rzs Eau-l a-- 80 cr-d- ssr la-se fs1-tAs -as pas
sazes. aralzeie ID L1zs-z a-r -as vessel sals .--n
= N-2sels. frz--a pHga1,e here a--tr1l sza-
-=cz alT Gains, t1r 11l a1laru-s @, TIE -g14gas
rla uug-zzls u--t al c0me 1l1sr cgu-7sct aP-
s---l D. sas s-a-i ~ zlnasr % Passengers gsazaa-
---E -1s E1a-I rss -ss- 81 szcaazcv azE 5zsz-azcs
AMI rlr eerr4az expenses Az-s. Arg persons
z-s-zs ~ sr--rag l1s g-men-s ilr a-s,i1cilg
l-z-z-2s -eu = Nl-zae.s on aere ai7uraai- .zrus
~ F-aze azF2 = - s'a-- 3, -iig Q E5lii,sas =.
F-g-assns E,ra-i si ln14sra-en
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEES AP-
pointed BY Hon. A. fornander. ClrCult Ju1Ea of
Maui III / as administration of estate sf the ilts NOAH
kEPOIkAl. Of Waikiki deceased gives notice 60 si per-
secured by mortgage otherwise % present ne
together with The proper vouchers 20 wfihin aix
months from date. Or b. forever harsd ani 81 persors
indebted % said estate requested 10 maize mnet
late payment % the undersigned. and al perscaa
having Deeds, Copy Of any kind any other Froperr
In their hands belonging % sald estate viii pelsr
ufy me. THOs. " ENEEETT
AdmnistFaior of estate u Noah Kspoikai. lais q
WailuEu. Maui. ~ l.
Waiukn, May isih. 1881. ~ a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08

sna son il win be Is hsrd 70 get away
fro-a tho busy hsunts Of man - It Is IN
some u the older countries of the sarth,
And this material progress ought u do
good 70 ell alike. native and toreagner
both ought 70 DERIVE thesr share NOM II,
and both ought 30 march along shoulder
IL shoulder, and not pulling IN hreren'
6ireet0as, hike two greyhoundS IN leash
which Lex poor puSS eScspe them while
they sre setting IN their minds which way
they vii start Sfter her.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08
Special Aoffrs.
Or. Thaehsri

DR.. Thaehar's
Dental Oaics viii be closed until further rotice
A CARD.
Ths Coumittse % the Trustees o. Oahu college
take this method o. inviting 70 the Celebration % the
F1rtesh Anniversary Of this Iustitatou. b. holden
At Puuahoz lt P " sa ThursiIy. jane rs 1881, all
persons who have attended his school, thsir husbands
ar wives and their pagents- collation. will be pro
viis 1t which speeches bT the Trustees aad others
may b expected Thoss Who neluisd In the abovu
iaStaou need not expect farther mobilization to attend
5 b. DOLE
wRC1sTLE. SCozmiiies.
So A 2. JUDD
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08
NOTICE

HEREBY GGTEs THAT AHAEA (sfheF-
4 wise Erawu - Chfrr HEll - fhs partners n
zee On Co -ilt Al he fz-sres1 IL tns b1srEsss
- sfsf frzi- Ia1 II "a fts Fint1ri1u ~ h1Ie-11-
W1fffFf q MGu Ting. W1c riil c1lfifIe SAID rzsi
nHsE a. ihs u-isss hsrs15fars ece1piet y a1A ar1
al alza1tsl stree 11-ss t1s sEalE 1rE n1i1a- Al
c Hnu Ei1E 1EE o. = CO.
- 49, ~ *
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08

= k-rsu a1al tle ll-sr-ll.rft Fuu1si. ilr1ierir
,1ea--a g. Eauazaa-es,. Elz- aas been -aaaevel 10
-sa- is t.s-a q. Fzl. Eazt rias -1s Pound Master.
c E Eaa--- So a1aud 1s 81 1as5le-s connected
1l-r1 sNl. c- DcMIN-S.
ArrrG t;-iv-rlar lf Nan
Al r csz-ssl Nil. seer rf tl1srnlr
-aha--A- Na1l. Es- -la 49, -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08

Tar smallpox rvPort : Very much
s-nsller than lsSs 'Seek. fset al VII hSll
With satisfaction. There have heen nlne
eaSes and 0ne de0th. We hope we shall
have q ehroriele NJ more relapses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08

VIZ notes IL last SIrEriIg's Eszs that the
1frsrtissr Guru a certain uattsr which cIus
from scr pen does not appreciate sueh aet-0G (;
(sir.y as that either Of Journalist OF zeutlsuIE
For rlzulauz Ue we're appalled. had We really
committed alua d1sgrzcefl act Of which We
should Be ashamed for the rest Of our lives
Er0winz the falIihilty q our euuteuporzrys ;
ia.izr1err We finally c1rne 10 tha cnuei1sT1n taat
after al hs might auce again have been u-ist1kzT1,
and We FenhIrs1 % meet friends vho esrryrnlF
had not been nnbued with our brother Edltor's
opizi1r There IL a certain kind Of journalism as
there II certain kind Of P1l1ics which salges IT'S
oJnsClenes Whenever Z makes 4 rsu1ErE sI1ch as
cur contemporary has tJue. By saying, - Oh you
know that IS al II the vaF 0f newspaper OF
pllliti-IlI r1Ik every ouz takes il at IT'S value 3
And Sd every oue does and a the tinzs takes
a similar Talae Of the Newspaper or Politician EhO
makes use af such phrases
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08

E5lrzaz AID 4u.Eranrined persCus ct1er than
rarI.rrs 81 ulz1-z the t1tat n1ulher n the pre-
r1zses II. sLei1EISe Of employees O1s q the
E1kuas gave hTrrh to q enid On Sunday H1ruiEz,
mixing tis third child born az the qlzrzatIls
Hospital during tie present epltsf-1Ic- wa an
avzrIszz II IS 1fzie-Es II the hl1spiEaI- there has
bean ous deaan ~ Ehs List tan dslFz-
CE41LEs T. E0DaZz4, II D.
E1nnIzIa- June 7th- ISL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08

were prepared 10 have their names made
pubic. Our talented coiemporary has
certainly an almost lawyes>hke gift fer
twisting things his own way, he makes
us say that such eers(ssssis of character
was never written or signed by the Bishop.
II our readers win only glance at our
article rs printed above they VIII see that
we say no word about esrtQsee,s, A hike
ability Is shown in the paragraph which
says 3 doDlt had bcea cast on the ~authen-
ticity Of 4 letter or say ctesr GecwFeest from
the hand Of Bishop Maigret When
we write as we did last week, We
do not 10 SO lightly or nom mere
" having nothing else 70 write
about, " from that mesneSt oi
motives the desire TO curry favor with IN
dividualS TO WIN them to us, We have
been and always intend to be independent,
when we see Whist is right We VIII praise
il, when we see what Is wr0nS We vii
blaue il. weua6ertook this matter because
we thought it was right; we feel the morS
strongly upon it and feel able 10 speak the
more 6rnly about ii that we have no IN
terests Of our own TO serve, the people
whose representative we are, are people
with whom we are but slightly connected
but they are people for whom we have the
highest respect, and as long as the columns
Of this journal Sre under our control they
viii ever be open TO those who have
Asassss TIA, sssas assissssss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-08
CVPREvIE COER-r OF rHE aawarsaN
Temporary Administrators Notice
YTNITE TrNnERSECrN-En HAVING

7IIE 2 n u TIl' aN7lN ID IL I-NIT
Il been duly appointed by the Hon. A. Fcrnander.
Circuit Judge End udicla Disfrict Il T. Aduirisrau-
pro- fem OF the Estate % J. n. Luurcc Dcccast late
Of Makawao, Maui H. l., calls upon an parties having
claims against said Eiafe 10 present the uhcther
secured by mortgage otherwise % the 1ndersiFned
AZ his occ az Walluku. within six montha fru datc
Be- forever barred, and a persons Indebted % said
Estafe will please make immediate paTment 10 re
undersigned. and any person persons having property
papers ln their hauds belonging 20 said Est.ie e
please notify THOMAS " EVHRETT
Waiiuku. Nay itfh 1881. Admin pro. TEN Estate
$50 q OF y p furree.