davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31

10 0ACTHoRlzg rltE HOLDING ol
AN SLECTtoN rOR REPRESENTA-
TIVE FOR THIS DISTRICT or KAA.
NAFAii. MAUI.
MEsxsAS he sssissct esr,pasea n
kaA2kstce ard Nsasapsk cs he iSa4a3el
Mtss s ey laW = separate eleetSe- dsSsrsci
ssa snsisle2 . slecs Representative se
sAs legislative AsSs-s NJ, ard
WEsSxAS the sad ussarrct j. nes s<y-
arsss JsSSci2l * raSs.ses MStrsct, Asi
tAs-sfcre tks-s were sei OSSi-sc. JaStSceS.
Tax Collecso-S e,t S.,Aecl Superintendent
svsiisels wssAis the nSss-ses fscz aaoas
vASz the NisSSts- q tAe lzsezsar eoGla
essaSeste lsSpeetcrS g preside over SsS
eceSses The eesetSseS he'd sa she Is. DAY
ef FsSyaASy. ISL ard ia eoesel1e>ce
tAs-sof ~ elee.Soa was hell II sAss D.
s-et tasrSfs-s BE Il ssaeseG ey si,s NiuS
and legislative Assembly of sAs HawAis&s
Islands, u the LsSsslassrS e the NiarScra
SsSs=essd,
SscucN /. rAsSs shall be az slecssos fs<
Representative keii !. the distract eo-aDaSed
q AsAakrloa szd N&assraii. % The lslssd
q MssS, At the scAcol Ac1Se n SsSi SsS.1sesS
cfvAsce, st least ts1 aSyS previous pablsc
>esSs shall es sivsa ~ lie InSpeeseS ef
Elecssoc,
StorgoN :. Tie Msassss- q the Is.e-;o-
s esrsSy sashsziss3 asd repaired .S AZ
paSas three S-isaAle ps-Sc-S, as lsSpecscsS.
TO preside eveS ss& eoz6aci ihe sad slec-
tsoc.
SgcuoN 3 he saectioa provided fa~
ey i6is Act shsl ae coa3scseG sccc-SisE
10 the hv rsSs,s,iaz elections aai the
eleesSoa ks-SAy o-is-sS shall he valid aad
b7GizS - al iatessS and p.rposeS.
ard the ssszre q osscs e the Rspsea;a.
ave - slsoseG sAsn be the sane as II
slecseG =. regular elscs;o-.
Sr,EtoN 4 At 81 slecsSous tx Rsp-e-
ssa.Ssivss hereafter 10 be hsli the Mia-
is.s- .; sAs Irtsrsov : hs-sby Szsho-sssd
and empowered - eS.Sb,sSh = place fc-
she vescs il tie sad DSssz;c. |
composed q NssaApa6 s-G NshAkrlcs, !
lslszd q NszL ard 10 5sSsSnSts three |
szisaSs ps-So1S az Inspectors % preside /
oysr ard eo1icei the sSii s.scsioa.
SEcEioN :. ThiS Acs sail take ssscs
Immediately.
Approved tbs secoa3 dAy e Nay, A.n.
.SSS
LSisusd- HALANAUA REN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31


Lsz kchala zall-uai nav nov b. fis-iv
cii'sis'si 1n1on.- the i-is57,-i1ns, os .he ccun-
ny Il has been E-z.hef E-r lhgu- Is
Hll'ss. mi upcn tins Vcr1-n il1v TRIMS
Ire ru1mng. cu--Tlz,c ErpI-a5 and vasser-
gers, Few pecpls I-e e-v1rg -E vha5 q
roHgA and --1i.,h i16zrsscrs,t crr-zry the
rualt has been pushed -rsr- or .5E tls IN
nsnss 1sfvaz5aces b 151c'ss 90 1ha7 ds
trieE E,r tn sass az,i sree,iv .sll-urau1 Of
yr-,i-H,e- CusuEs and szrs washed Lind
Erlcs. u,1rrlsrs and sllsr 1cd-ssr-zs-s winds.
iIwtE1-- -chrsuars and iaLlvs vszi..z b1
sh-pvsrs eu1 z-E De dsuenssG w-rh.
through tls t,raa,l l1,i certainty % --lll
.ur-rI-cs. Lhe SavI1- 1E Interest," -7 fur
-''-''-7f- wnf1 AZ esr-I-1 s,'H.slrs q the
1.isfE=.t .--IE-. VII uCru
I1s ELs -a- charges. perhaps
UE. Lls lil-a1-a.Css u ths
ANN are r1E great and 10
LuE -Tsr--Casi ~ neglected.
a1lu lE --g Ina.
q road D, suscesStl- zzusrI-
TINS uCI-l -i V-EW q X vain
'Im-ry- urG g1.y ts A. q rI-L
U rLe -.l-f-C Cslr,sllIE winch L
ECssl-L-1- -f mixing similar
DISTRICT Lee 1he DISTRICT
uCr- WE 1EH ingw the I'M
- s---l-Ullzd I1,f We Gun a.
ElI- 1,-cI---v the cost The
1f vaL1Il-lz ,1--lr LIn,1s rum
lgI1- win 1,- Ir-l-lI-L,s Innings. f
-n -L a. ua5H mans heart 1rns
l'1Ck Ar only IVI-l -1s -ua1 lf tEa r,lI .
IciE the whistle .5E 11e l1cuu16ive 1rd [
ll-s eiI5zer n Er-,i-ce ei-,--z,i .1z-s q [
1rr-.E l1en1 l111 gU-llT1-1.1- E--,i-s,is cf 4
Heres lf la1ft a-s 11Is Igl1-l-lE Ga7slcu-
1lsf-1. AMI uIu b. z1a,iz centres 1t wealth. Z
,sTr11,s l-lit siI-s1IEzlll cIruI-sss The .
.-ha-a rn1EguG WI vet become 1Ls n I
EI-gr and fI1l-sC -i --a Eil1 r-izI--uE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31


TO CREATE AN ADDITIONAL.
PORT OF ENTRY AND DEPARTURES
OF VESSELS FROM FOREIGN COUN-
TRIES IN THE COLLECTION DIS
TRlCT OF NAWAIHAE. IN THE
ISLAND or HAWAII.
Be il so4csed by the Hiss and the Legs
l2slTs Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands.
i the Ls:,islstars u the Kiag3o-, Assem-
bed
SscrIOy l. NAhEko12, in shs Island Of
HAwa1 and C0llecsioa nsssrics Of Ka-
h1e. shall BE and : hereby created
2ddi''oaal Pozt a Easry and dsparturs of
Vessels from Forsi-a Countries.
SEcrIOS ,. This AcI shsll take Afsc.
and become law On the IS dsv Il IuIv
next ensuing.
Approved this 9th day Of Nsy. A. u.
lSS2 Sigued-F
= S1S HALAHAUA REX.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31


-a-el-Al IL We L1d l1 r-s w-r't It-zr
W have Er--iz1 -- -- .i-,=s mt I-,--f E-- l-r
1lea1. vel Il --s,,- ,..--s----ir-T.
-5--.- ,-.. ..,-,--.-.--.- e.
-'1-
'--L- D --' -.-- @ --E- l-ti gsd
s-uIz EeCCuz SLY -C -V hes 1-z lr.-7-
usu-T There ara -pr .r three f4r,f.. E---rr
--zzE - r-
- III VI
o -'i = -llL -' ---fE ara
---1zs'5. h-1itIls aEG E-r-7---r-z-s- b5--
EiI7VIlz Ea, q r1F=rfsl- neigh -,-r. vim d.
,r-T,. r- ,--. .-l- ----H--.7 --- .--...- -
-J-----s--- -
''-'-- = Fl " ~ d. F---''n
lt These >'-1ce,5s she s-a- draw -zr =-g-
ElF El L-s E1Fzr-- -e---Cr has
-ffla-4 Er-'l-,s';ll'--i- cages very -l1ie
VIII EllNi4L 'iilr@ ~ --e- -lG- M u VIAL
= ll-'is nl5 D e d zil---z,- -l-a- -l vii WIN
--ai IL rE l5 al7l-= Ncw
VIII s--u-l niNl-- I l11Er
~ S11iil- riice CRIES -1=- iI1E lU-it ID
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31

Ia-C5z t-H -ral.s I-,----t=r--. IN REGARD
o. 1'Ir HlzcIErscI-g ir1H-T -Hl-sI- I--u- fIT-r-
II l. i7g ID mans 81 -E--zL7 as many would
have tnis E,ll--ll.iI-ss 81 y l.sI1 O I-sl1,zvs.
Minister 4lan has ma.is al szrsEen1
shnwlng u l-s mazasr IN Lzz argulzal
'silrs the Committee # 2 Foreign At5ss5ii-.
Il the H1u=s- H gives tie figures e
suEzr imports ziucs L,7t E-m tls Ea-
F8-lI1 Lsl1uiis- II 5lu.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31

Osz -s2azks ss,sss vshRss Salskss y eAs1ase
q Aazss-y ssrs sszszI tAs uEsssr * u, ,sssss
l. s1s q. O.. H. asss Sttn-,asy esr-.s. xzl ue s-s
Sars l1es -cc. ccrSeier cei-sss 1zxe ~ sGset cE
r1l-usS az1 crvg2sSs a rsah2 wescA has ehtszeSs
= A,-as1srs 81 t.sss {. sssAs was es-r,ss es
ise&ec uzsse tS very Slseis. Nser rscztrk vas .cs
q 1ssrg generalzsszsa1. e1s AsSel sy,rn IL
tlralallgr secs1.sG t-c. -ssr wAe eclses -
-. .oze saslasA ~ A=ssraca-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31

AL lfEzsN : ic5Sra-s tAsE 80 sssl sAs1 ~ts
s-rp'asst y sssay, sAss hss CaStaSs his izesrsG
.ee pvpuat- lfslks x seClssS and zzssshcrtzrG
sz-e1i---s~ cr As& t,ss II Prs,'nss,s s-3 Vx-isy
a. Stsr- -r cssGtl.1s - treaty x rSctrruetss.
We sir-- -1tl we As1 nc ASt-1 .-y ecs Sec1si-l
1g1-lss -2a1 csr--srra-S vx,scx. eci saas As &c
tsrsz--st s1,cis-s r-s- -iacs &C ~ wake SaAracs
e lak--E 1ry stcrs scssr4s The srS4sv : II
crr,1-i,s,r -itss cr ~ pits= u Ass cvAeSrs,sG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31

toz ksszssrs Lzecs AID >apvss Cessra-s Asss
srgssv,s sA,s sscss,ss q M : s ps,e ~ drast 8
freA eiassa SSit Ne hssssrs asa W, nssas IS
cJ.rreisa.s ~ uurk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31
Sgsrizi RaifErs,
TO THE
MusicalPublic

EIr-ng recsn5iy arrived s1om S,u F-1s.5-s, vss.s
-1- lllelal-1 90 llrs-f -e-- - ---rh
7-s1sIrs n 1zucuzsius tals 1ive sssu sni-r9 81
>'rls % n mss 7-1l-su rl<-ar II -7--S-s ~
.a-1- E'.>ts @ -et- clsg IL tuninE tnt rexulaG-
in et1 -'r-e- 1-t A., t11E --era-s,l = ts7-s-
= -s-sc1, II t-s rus-rg-s1t usss ARTISTS All
sa-1S1ie-cry mI1-tr
lsidor Rosencrantz,
lcuisrg u c,a--- e. -ls 25tlcs e the u-.lsn-vsr
college e N15-e Ddusr
Ervm 1z-r- shs uIzE -ts-Il--ui1ls -vcs-ss,. D..
eGEs CO s1,us-l tas s-llcu1ur-
Eha 11e-s-st-1- r-1ler E-z Ei--r--r c. TIE T-t=,-
Ai..a l1>T1-I-E e t1s c- Do t=resg -Ise --s1sr-s
- isri-21l1c = -1e a1--T Ard ski- - NJ I E-sr--
11-s u Lr1-r c- --t-1 rrr-eer--,r= -s--fr -hr-
~ AZ 11e sr-I-lEe -11--- 90 III -t1n-. --I--
tln-rt n 111 1E- r- MS L-sr--rsa ~ n,
The uIls1 perfect s1-lssir-i1r D ~-rz.~-
IN Francisco. Gt1l1-v 5rsr. -s~5
>lu trIrcl>cc. Ea1ru1-v sirh rSss
81 -se> ne u-.1 pleasure @, s-ai1 -t1- NJ 4 R,ssr-
-ftlsE n. r11st E1t regulated nv 1t11e u=-h --.T-
.A>lica1l NJ -1ltrs Co e-s al z-tf-sTv
80 w1eu a@-sr m-st critical ert-.f-tti,-
llllt lle 1lEc1 El 11-A sI1e5-- r rkfr fs -
s15sTl44L>l4 leeu- srsEx1, B-syrH1
HIuaizIz Essel o-
Ali-f -Ia- >-art-
Dr. Tssa-r-. Deu-5., U-1,, VII = --ss sis.--s--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31


IN the Depd-,z1sus u she Iu5erfer sserp
L not - very great a chang the Salarv
q the President u the Boar,i ct Health
= struck cUts "A EpprvpriI5lcn f1r -uv-
s--msE1 Clv-l Er--1cser i asked sEhfck =
a good thing. The salsErv us tas P1st
Mister l r1iss,i frun1 5000 10 S10pu. A
Increase L. 1rpruprasicr flr ths Road
>ursrvusCrs q Mxri. Malgkal Laras g-.i
hEuE i dsksd flr> I7st d1Chls wha- the
.A1e Mlu1Ssry asked 4 vprv rs.,is,;f-,-
r1sr-- that Cf $4,000 for steam trz. l.
struck uCs- Eucclulu needs ! S5qaz, to-
--crs tran arr-lss. 1ccCUrrsnsusS and other
tcL-ss- L l. 4 Sicu1c,Lnt thing tE1- 5he
IppruprlallIr for The szcvUrg-Ssrleut cf
I,-l-1-l- --c-1zlC-- l. especially specified n t1r
rvpcpUlEz1lr- In The Attorney GsEsrulS
department 5cs sun u S6U0uU = zSssi
fur IN armed force % kssp civil cr,izr-
upon thls We shal have --uo5 isal % say
LIKE further On II the SESSION w WISH
u have mare definite information uucr
ths POM he Ersa5 scurCEy Which was
announced - distinctly lEss Monday wsss &.
resolves ITSELF L1s0 tins then that tie urvS-
sent lli---ln-s5r111Cu pruposs to spend about
SI2c1tt uCrs thH1 rEsC prs,iscgssCrs n
-aEdeG o. DO. O'I- Lass Cahlrs5 could I
certainly MT Be termed economical hu- /
lh1s uEs bnts far % b. the most sx-ruv,.- .
S'L-l we have yet kad One charzs we .
Lad a---os5 flr.u51sc % usr1iur- that Is .
he substitution Cf the word -Ocsa-- t1r I
-t0rsI<u n the item for steam Ones To &
,hoss wh1 ca1 read between tha EusS this
VI -l4vs Al Iuportdn5 Si--riEcarcs-
nsChEr tins bLI VII pass a. Il stands {
: vs-l- togotfu-= u VII depend On the
strength Cf The Mln5sarv n the House
rum Al We cdr bsar tEEs < not 80 great 8s
-Is been imagined
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31

~ raK ssrHr.r oes ~ ~ - rsss -

- ~. Naaalitr islars.s NE.
In, a itLtAN a. fASSN .se Nr1.raf.r 80 e'ar
a,-- ~ as a1rnIf assTrT.r.
- a-r haferr Canti far. tH.~f Or
gtlNt- krfluN. aI.erifnI d. I'r Hr.-I 4
trS~r. viIhir turaN as- tiraf .e.t0.s r.ar . -
s-t - ea1r rrf,c itt - rIree t.I 81. lar tfl fIrr
iAsfrsl. D. scifa Ial tte4t El..|a III ~ ta1Tt
neass, iicsciai1 . ne ttet +. taa1. ce N1=ss-
~ ~ iaf ~ ASS rrsI. % T1alI1.a g. e. a1e-
carse y ~ tArg.z.aa rf l'lrrr t.lrHIi -aer,.
ssi >, aesr4st Dr. ra-as-f l' 90 .rar 30 a-
ntxri y tilicr
Anl - W lNrn u T.r H.a HH.H HrUsFa
- ssar rs,, ccrtiass inrrisr
wifre-s. uc-. sfar. frlI U. HIa.le
sar >rsr--Ir I,rgf. r-. cyl. ...H HIH II ~
cstetri. \. ". ~
50 ~ ~ E0-t
$780, fI.rsr Ha.. ..1Ha
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31
LAvlFSeE N.sgllY


>unrFrfe Jra-l. usua.lnn lsIaa.a q. "a a rs.r..
hsli-, NarssaI 20 NE uarl|ia~ Islands r.rrle
WHITING 2ei are e11i'a4a--.. .l UrI-lr tra Har
lawrrlcr NCt.lF. Ass.l.lir Ie-r & 1f tfr ~rar-rr
Nc1rt, o. sr-lncu urlrr nncsr..I rrH u rtr-ra
aoth ~ h,s-lc1. elr-lnr ari q t.rra' lsili5- IL
Ecrclall. Nzua-lrn fsttrts l-'rrrl.rrl b - 49,
t7pcxr hcfefc firI. ffl 1frr.sn.I ra.r. d. 81.
se-s p tle telrt salsc. E. ear .l lfsaa.rts
Island q V11a- or Mtns.f~plf t-e r-t Ezf u
lry rexf. a. o. oclask a ~ ID strlf .rl.. aF4I..
,IsycF N a-uA-'i flrsr-1Iar trr I.r1s. strt'l rds
= Erantc.t- F-rsltnf ia tle trra-ri Do tI - ta.
7-Ai-t t-cii On sid ccurf 1r Ihr 1I irF rf Wrf n
~ Ant 1lf1 ycl t1ru tarlr tls n TrI fIfh fna
ti-r or Fcl q frcccrliIu-s lnerrlr
Mit-c-s. ttr uun1rarir Laa1sre. Wrt.rlr fr....-
p ne >sirgnc Cc1ft. at uennr'r. fa. srt l1r -
April. a, Il ~ N r... f..--.- -.
Hawaiian Isi1rII-. Oaks
heryoy c-rtlfg thrr flc fcrr-.Ire farfarrs - u
cri-cr Or p1eiic1t.eu au-cNri rfrr faI ntItf'.H
crrtc- ci tlt -ur's tsrrrif r.e rra a. =
ne t.crs. 1fcc 90 .at >l.|rlrlr Crrrf
Niinrs, nv a.1l t1l s.lI sf .tr ~arrrrr
I-LslI Corrf MS al day nf trf.f A u -.
A. ROSA. u.rr.l D'lrt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31

hNHE UNDERMINED GIVES sorrfH
- tlat ac -. 1ecn 1si-l.lfri Earrrf.l u a. aII
= curtis p Mari. tarF 81 lorca.r t.sr-a.i II. ~
h'n- Z Nctsi,{. Jas,ilr 1i iar srrae cora 1..t-=
Al rcrsur- INDEBTED fr .r ...s..n ... -a....s u.
l.tsf il1tdait lssueri aasl ID rl-1rss tarrn- t-r
Claims as1ta-t said estate lt1ee -dcl-i 81 r.-r--
ni eieeruts. are nnt-lcd % r-esrrf f-e .1ne faar
te1t-et to tar lllrr-t-r0a al1.r Il. r.rrfta ~
ihis OATS. rr -arg uiI1 o. f.rrfar tdr-rf
FNEtEn
hNscul1r 1l N ID ~ C--ris = Wa-r
houciuIl Aprii q. i,-l e.-sa-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31
From the City Frent to any.of the
Following Places

hasui street ~ rss .i..s- t..f
single ~ - er 90
~ -. 49,. .s.e9a 9iid-, : fsr .isss .s1
=. ~ W.. ssfssi; - = pr sinsi. ias.i
Lelco a1d srhooI ttr~... - .. 49,.
r1nEsi. = ~ slnrie -
ssts-ts.1--- sst-e.tts1-- per slnels iosi
as11---99Ae, ~ Per ai1zIe ia-I
s11---Yy-l--s fra.a1l1I. 81 - 81 rI..... 80
5 ...-f :. .h1iihi. q per 1lntIl ~.
a--.-s q y pcr sin.-ie 80
- - - ~ firzis Ioss
r.H-1o. y ~ sinrie I1-1
.1r-oe lfIlIt1 g n -. n. -.
4l-f.l tfzi4r1.f. g. ~ - .l''--. -
To 1scTt Ped w., =,
10 ~. ~. - ~
Egof1 Gc4'f 49, e.
100 - o. -
91ecr l5fiablfaI - 49, -
rst1 f,~t.--- =. :. - pff rlnrIf fs1
-' - ffr rlngie Idld
nOlATIo e. tHlbsE
~ sAEr8H
~ ~ snAnttfI
2. PICK
HEnDAkb -
Go n EuDEEI9IF
a. - Nns g. Na1D
fr u4farsrr No.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31

cti.RfNE cptnf ~, 4iiE = Z
j - .aira lsIIrIs in7'Is'.tt b ~ ~
/ '.,.,s q iolI> n lt'1ta - a 'i.'s l'ss'A
/ sft Atatsels. rt7.e > Z 'a. s -.
=. r,.,s ~, ~ ~. 4. -, u 'Is 81 .1 =,
1 ,S.s-t t.ls - ,t9sSaa y. ils1stIt ee1sa -
y ts.~st Fitr'tes r. s,sI-7 -
zsss - - -. ~.
l +, ,s ,s,i.i,-l i,si ttlhts 81 is.e t.f e -
p, ~ a. p - = tsr
'sas aerset y w. eIsI ~ .aF -
l sss.iss ..Is !. 'ilass "a .lssaa.t. - s.s'
/ staa IeleTsaItf Itlt aef laa tl.rf .r.I
isss,s sslissi s. ts..i. ..'.,s So, -. s.
/ ssisaa ~ sss6.aef ia fta, ls.e = 49, -
I .sse seett fly.fess fe ~. F.' 'ta s
Z is.i-f 81 il..s,sa.. ttI. -as als q vi. t "
FEtNt l~ Et cn
Nln-t tn. te'ae
ava ne Usis -ssee
s,fRcrrr CotEr az ruE nav
I .Ite 5san1s :. tlt naIaI q
~ f1r kssair ~ liu HlAar HI erIr.1. ~ a..
-. ssa felesttie. tfteF ~. aHli. NsIt
a. p~aiiaz taa aI.i ~ I.-l..i'a -I teHe AZ !.
SsAt.s, ha~al. s.as Ntt htsa
~ - N,yA A p - - Ilss tH
T.. ..-.isi,I i,,i NeSrtN. rs aa ~ at lI 81.
y sSe y ~ e.i.e s
t.,slt /. Neatss. % ~li..s % az l'lse FL
s.,1r.1,S..i ,,sv tr7fsf 81 r=Te li..r farf
~ .,ii = tIli.sr st.tl = a.I H. eHsfsa. 10.
ss,ist y fslt,..sea 'e p So e1Fus
Fil.s y q Z ..s.sss,. St 4 ,t,,aa. s.s
tit,kiA- uAtr
Affiice =. ~ t.7a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-31
Not es IHt VESSELS sslls IS F0ssEElg. O. Is st,
lFtstD On I'VE VESSELS Esgs ~ y CTS Sf7 roE


tiEtsfD on I'VE VESSELS EsHs y y CTS Ss7 roE
soal 5azgct. 9sisc per tou. $50 -.
thereof |A
l.cls % Coal gger - fcas o. ~ tra
brick. g. per y
Brick pressed. g. a ~
Linz, l75tc pcr lo1f
.eucnt 9 * per ioad
Herchandiss - Bori ~.
ION BOND - pcr sinza I1..f
tnl-.-c- si-sc Ier sir -'s irsf
tenfr4l AcrrhlzcI-c -c b fts III ..--.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-21
CAssIDYR WIRE WORKINGS.

The Leader would call the attention
of the papers of the coast, and especi-
ally the Republican press, to the fact
| that the agents of the Ass. Press in
Eureka are the proprietors of the Eu-
reka Sentinel. Everything that is sent
from here is colOred to suit their fancy,
and have been for years past. It will
be used as a means of helping G. w.
Cassidy, and has already been used for
this purpose. This fact should not be
forgotten, and it should be kept before
be deceived by the pretended news it
may convey, but which will simply be
done for political effect Es7'eko Leader.
While in Washington the Democratic
Congressman worked the Associated
Press wires to hoodwink his constitu-
ents and build up political reputation
which had no substantial foundation.
For trickery, cunning and political
thimble-r rigs ing Cassidy has no equal
anywhere in the West. He went into
power by spending Jim Fairs money
in Eureka county, all for his own ad-
vancement. Cassidy doomed ahead Of
his ticket and Fairs legislative ticket
failed to connect. However, we can't
conscientiously say that we hold any
special repugnance against man who
can circumvent Jim Fair or be more
slippery than he. The only bright spot
in Cassidy's political career is the mas
$4,000 or Whereabouts of Fairs cor
ruption fund to help along the Cassidy
boom.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-21
JEWETT ADAMS.

DisraeIi, in one of his famous speech
es, drew a pen picture of Robert Peel
IN a single sentence. ale is a student
of atmosphere and trims his sails to
catch every political gust.' What a
mastery portrayal is this of Mr.. Adams,
the Democratic aspirant for Governor.
Adams is professional politician with
but one view in life, and that is to
advance Adams to positions of honor
sible expenditure and the least personal
sacrifice on the part Of the person who
wants all the benefits Ee has never
had IN idea of his own or single ques
ton of importance. He comedies with
every mans opinions. If you meet
him Tomorrow and gravely assert that
the sun rises in the west he will smile
his stage smile, nod and ac4uiesce. He
might if he stopped to think call to
mind the fact that the sun does not rise
in the west, but he seldom stops to
think, or rather he is in the habit of
acquiescing first and thinking after
wards. He is careful student of
public opinion and takes care to always
gauge his views with those of the ma
jority, and when the public is equally
divided he assumes careful middle
course, or privately agrees with both
sides. When talking to a railroad man
he tells him that ga war on the indus
tries Of the country' is in his opinion
'injudicious" When conversing with
an anti-railroad man he remarks
"Something must be done to lift these
monopoly burdens" and when in COM
pany with railroad and anti-rairoad
man, he maintains discrete silence on
the subject, and when the railroad ques
ton is introduced, skilfully turns the
conversation into other channels by
telling funny stories and laughing up
roariously at the stories which he hears.
We can assert without contradiction
that he has no fixed opinions upon any |
subject of importance now before the |
people, and if he mas he does not en-
nunciate them in public. He has been |
a leech on the Democratic party for
years, drawing sustenance and giving !
scarcely anything in return. Eight !
years of continuous s]oth and emolu-
ments mas only made him hunger for
continuance of his rapacious feed on
the loaves and fishes. He proposes to ,
make the party pack him as long as he
lives, while men of brains and ideas in
the same party get down on their
hands and knees to present their backs !
as stepping stones to his advancement.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-21

How does the Chronicle manage to
evercoine its repugnauce to creatures
of the corporation and support George
Cassidy, who is the slave from his teeth
to his toes of the railroad monOpolies,
and was only able to succeed Daggett
by the consent Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company. Where was his
"trumpet voice" during the last session:
Never word from Cassidy on the rail-
road question. Pewning, his opponent,
has always fought the railroad monop-
oily. Cassidy is good, strong, tough
slice of crow, but the Mronicle sinks
its store teeth into the meat as if it was
Spring chicken broiled to turn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-21

Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price. so cents. Nasal In
iector free For sale at ThaXter's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-21

The editor of the ChrOnicle having
visited Reno, comes back and rejoices
that the lunatic asylum is no nearer his
office than its present location.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-21

At Cagwin & Nsteware's fishing
tackle, croquet sets, bycicIes, baby car
riages, etc. a3e
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-21

Group. whooping cough and bronchi
It's Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Fer sale at Thaxte
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-21

Table linens, towelings and towels al
cost, at Harris Bros.