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The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
Tonicn of the Town


Topics OF the Town.
Mr.. Charles u. McClean, County Surveyor
! will spend the Christmas holidays at his home
Leutstown. Pa.
Prof Reed, principal Of woodberry high
school, who has been quite III for some time, II
again able 20 be out.
1t is reported that roWsontovn butcher u
about giving mp bis business for the purpose ol
engaging In farming.
Some Of our people arc again getting wrought
upon the subject Of vaccination. II Il n aatteI
which all should attend 70.
There is a report in circulation, which ofcourss
VIC do not credit, that the York road horse railway
VIII shortly stop running cars to Towsontown.
Mr.. j. n. Henderson, agent for the Royal ST.
John, has removed his sewing machine rooms 10
the store Of MIS-. Parker, opposite Ady's Hotel.
Mr.. a. W. Perrie, member OF tho Baltmore
county BAR LETT on Sunday last 10 spend tho holi-
days with relatives at his old home In Primes
"eorges county.
MI. John Dunning, Of this place, who was q
soldier IN the late war, lately received back pen
sion amounting to about $500, with an allowance
hereafter OF 81 per month.
Some ofour eitiEeas embraced the opportunity
presented by the late cold weather 10 get IN sup
ply oi zee Tor next summers use. IL 10 about i've
OF siS inches thick and soiidly frozen.
-On Monday last Messrs. j. W. Lee a Son, OF
this place shipped barrel Of extra hne corn meal,
weighing 200 Ibs., TO Mr.. VIM. Church, Of New
u VI IN. ~. %.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

eel, cd for record in the Office Of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for baltimore county:
bEEnS.
President. Managers Co., Baltic aud Frederick
Turnpike 90 J. ;. Conrad.
VIM. Shirley, dc.. TO rimlico and Pikcsyille Rail.
way Company.
Chas. II. Foster. 6c.. to Martha {. Foster.
John T Ensor. administrator. 10 Catherine Free.
valid. &C.
Jacob PaPpler G, al. TO Andrew S,umpf 4 VT.
Saml ". Bsyne TO Samuel Ceilings.
James Morris & VT. TO Elsa Powers.
A. J. Glaison & wi. TO y. J. Clark, trustee.
Mary T.. Guniher 20 Henry Gunther ct al.
Myers X. Jones ct al. to Samuel Bowley.
Samuel BuWly 10 Francis I. King, &c.
Win. Shirley VT. Co German II. Hunt.
John =. Conrcy. trustee, 60 Geo. ". Gill, &c.
X. G. llawicy et al. 60 Chas. ID. Almony.
Alex. Mactier 4 VT 90 John 7. Morris.
John I. Norris 10 Alexander Maeticr.
Milton Dance, executor. to J. Dixon Slade.
Il. X. nawicy e, al. to {. l.. Almony, &c.
LEASES.
5. CO!ling' 4 vi. TO Samuel ". Bayne.
Samuel Bpwly to George ". Gin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-09-09
AN ACT

To amend Sections 9I3 and g22 of the
Civil Code
BE III by the King and the Ieo-
!siatlVe Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands
bled: ~
SECTION 1. That Section 9I3 of the Civil
Cd'ie be and the same is hereby amended
by striking out the words "by and with
the advice of the Justices of the Sunreme
Court" SO hat the said Section shall read
as follows: N
Section 9l3. The respective Governors
shall appoint one or more District Justices
not exceeding two for each OF the districts.
IN their respective jurisdiction.
SECTION =. That Section o. Of The Civil
Code be and the same is hereby amended
by striking out the words with the an
prevail of the Justices of the SUPREME
Court" so that the said Section shall read
as follows:
Section S22. The several District Justices
shall receive for their services such COM
pensation as the Legislature shall from
time to time determine and appropriate.
provided, however, that hereafter upon the
appointment of any District Justice. il
shall be lawful for the Governor appoinfino
him to provide that such Justice shall re,
ceive as compensation in lieu of a fixed
salary all the costs accruing and collected
from cases tried before him.
SECTION 3. This Act shall become law
from and after the date of its approval.
Approved this 5th day of August, A. d.
's2. (sept2 3t) KALAKAUA REX.
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KALAKAUA REX.
AN ACT

To Regulate the Licensing of Commercial
Travelling Agents from foreign countries
doing business in this country.
BE 1T by the King and the
Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian
Islands in the Legislature of the Kingdom
SSemble
SECTION + and after the passage
OF this Act no person, agent or representa-
tive OF any foreign commercial or manufac-
turing house, company or corporation. shall
be licensed or permitted to sell goods, wares,
or merchandise in the Hawaiian Islands
without first filing with the Minister of the
Interior a statement, giving the name of
such foreign house, company, or corpora
ton also stating the place of domiciIe of
such foreign house, company, or corpora
ton, and the line of trade or manufactures
III which 1T is engaged. Upon filing such
statement duly verified, the Minister of the
Interior shall upon application of such per
son or agent, and upon the yme of five
hundred $500 dollars grant a license to the
applicant for a period of one ID wear to sell
goods, wares, and merchandise in Honolulu,
Island of Oahu. And upon any such err
son or agent of any foreign house, ompany
or corporation filing a statement with the
Minister of the Interior, duly verified, as
by this Act hereinbefore provided, and upon
payment of two hundre / and fifty $3.50
dollars, the Minister of Interior shall issue
a license to such applicant for a period of
one a. year to sell goods, wares, and mer-
handi in any other city, town, or district
~ SHO IolhuuSt 0OuOtulu eA-
cepted. Provided, that no license granted
under the provisions of this Act shall permit
any person, agent, or representative to sell
the goods, wares, or merchandise of more
than one house, company, or corporation
and no license so granted shall be trans
ferable.
SECTION Any person, agent, or repre-
sentative selling goods, wares, and mer-
chandise of any foreign house, company, or
corporation in the Hawaiian Islands with
out first obtai ing a license as herein pro-
vided shall be subject to arrest and prosecu-
ton, and, upon conviction, be fined five hun
dred ($500 dollars. Any person, agent, or re-
preventative who shall make a verified false
statement to the Minister # the Interior as
to he name or domicile, or character of
trade, merchandise, or manufactures of
the house, company, or corporation that
he represents, shall be deemed guilty of
perjury, and, upon conviction thereof, be
punished for the offence of perjury, as now
provided by law.
SECTION 3.-All laws, or parts of laws.
inconsistent herewith are hereby and here
with repealed.
AID. 1882.
aug26 3t KALAKAUA REX
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AN

10 Frovlde for Licensing Diaries, and the
sale OF Milk and for the Inspection of
Milk in the City of Honolulu.
BE 1T ENACTED by the King and the
Legislative Assembly OF the Hawaiian
islands I'm the Legislature of the Kingdom
assembled
SECTION 1.-The Minister of the Interior
Is hereby authorized to issue a license 10
carry on the business of dairying. aES for
the sale of milk in Honolulu to any person
applying therefor, for the term of one year,
on receiving from such applicant the sum
OF twenty-five dollars for the use of the
Hawaiian Treasury.
SECTION ANY person who shall sell
mix, or offer the same for public sale in
Honolulu without having obtained a license
as prescribed in Section l of this Act shall.
on conviction before a police Justice, be
nned not less than five dollars, nor mere
than twenty-five dollars.
SECrIoN 3.-Any person who shall sell, or
offer for public sale in Honolulu milk which
mas been adulterated by the addition of
water. or any other substance, shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on
conviction thereof, shal be punished by a
me of not less than five dollars, nor mere
than twenty-five dollars.
SECTION 1.-The Agent of the Board of
Health shall appoint one of its agents for
the city of Honolulu to be inspector of milk.
IL snail be the duty of such inspector to in
spect from time to time milk sold or offered
Tor sale in Honolulu. Said inspector is
hereby empowered, when he shal find milk
which has been adulterated, to take and
confiscate the same forthwith and it shall
be his duty to institute pros ecutions there
for.
SECTIoN 5.-The provisions of this Act
snail not be held to apply to persons keep
ing q cow or cows for private use, who may
dispose of surplus milk to neighbors not
offering the same at public sale.
SECTION 6.-This Act shall 90 into opera
ton thirty days after publication.
Approved this fifth day of August, AID.
aug26 st KALAKAUA REX
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-09-09
An ACT
To provide for more efficient pro
Enmnln Rnn rlinA 60

10 provide for more efficient protection of
Female Boarding Schools.
whereas, much annoyance has been caused
TO various female boarding schools. aud
evil results have occurred i'm MANY in
stances To the inmates thereof from the
unauthorized intrusion of lawless persons.
lor which no adequate punishment ia
provided 10y law, and more complete pro
lection is needed for gir.s placed i'm such
schools therefore,
BE IT ENACTED by the King and tho
Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian
Islands in the Legislature of the Kingdom
assembled
ANY person or persons intruding without
proper authority upon the premises OF any
female boarding school, may be arrested by
any constable, without any warrant. and
on the complaint of the principal or other
person in charge of such school, or of anv
trustee of the same, upon conyiefio1
thereof before any Police or District Maois-
trate, may be punished by a fine nor 10
exceed two hundred dollars,o or by imprIson-
ment at hard labor not to exceed six
months, or both, at the discretion of tia
magistrate. Nothing herein shall be con
strued to preclude the punishment of The
offender for any other offense committed
on such premises, nor of the right of action
for civil damages.
Approved this eth day of August. AID.
1882. (sept2 3t) KALAKAUA REX.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-09-09
AN ACT

10 Amend an Act entitled can Act to
Regulate the Carrying of Passengers and
freight, and the Letting to Hire of Car
rIages, Wagons, Carts, Drays, and other
Vehicles in the District of Honolulu"
BE 1T by the King and the
Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian
Islands. in the Legislature of the Kingdom
assembled
SECTION 1.-Tbat the said Act shall be
ana the same Is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following words thai is to saw:
SECTION l2.-No person shall act as
driver of or drive any licensed vehicle un-
less he shall hold a license for that purpose:
ana the owner of any such vehicle who
snail allow any unlicensed person to drive
the same and any unlicensed person who
shall drive any such vehicle shall severallv.
on conviction, forfeit and pay for every
such offence Il fine of lot less than five
dollars nor more than twenty-five dollars.
SECTION 13.-Any person who may be
shall apply to the Marshal or his deputy.
who, being satisfied that the applicant is
a competent driver, shall grant to him a
certificate to that effect, and upon preseuta-
ton thereof TO the Minister of the Interior.
shall receive a license accordingly the fee
Tor which shall be the sum of one dollar.
and which license shall remain i'm force for
one year.
SECTION l4.-Any licensed owner or
uriVtr WHO shall violate any of the regula-
lions made by the Minister of the Inferior
under the authority of Section 3 of the
saln Act shall. upon the conviction, forfeit
anu pay for every such Offense a fine NOT
exceeding twenty-five dollars.
approved this fifth day of August. AID
aug26 st KALAKAUA REX.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-09-09
AN ACT

Relating to Minors who are Inmates of
Industrial and ReformatOTy Sch bols.
BE 1T by the King and the
Legislative Assembly Of the Hawaiian
Islands in the Legislature OF the Kingdom
assembled.
SECTION l.. Whenever il shalI be found
that the cont ued detention or custody of
any inmate of any Industrial and Reform
a,ory school, at such school,, shall be sub
versive OF the order and discipline of the
school, or injurious in any way to the other
inmates of the institution, il shall be law
iul for any Police or District Jus ice, on
representation TO that effect being made by
any member of the Board of Education, its
authorized agents or the principal teacher
OF any such school, 10 hear and determine
any such case, and If proved To his salts
faction, said Justice is hereby authorized,
IN the place of further detention or custody
at such school, TO order that such minor be
imprisoned, with or without hard labor, at
some public gaol, for any term not exceed
ing the u~neNpired residue of the time for
which such inmate shall have been last
committed TO such industrial and reform
atory school.
ECrIoN =. If ut any time after the COM
mltment or transfer, as in the foregoing
section OF this Act authorized, of any in
mate OF an industrial and reformatory
sehool TO a public gaol, il shall be found
lhat such minor by his conduct gives rea-
sonable proof OF his reformation. or for
other good reason that shall be made to
appear, it shall be lawful for any Police or
District Justice, after receiving satisfactory
evidence thereof, to order the discharge Of
such minor from gaol, or TO return hin, 10
the custody of the Board of Education AT
some industrial and reformatory school,
whenever requested SO to do by a member
thorized agents. y"
SECTION 3. All costs incurred undar tha
provisions of this Act shall be paid by the
BOARD OF Education out of any funds an
schools.
SECTION 3. This Act shall become law
and take effect from and after the IT, ",
its approval. :"
Approved his 9th day Of August, A. u.
1857. (sept2 3D KALAKAUA REX.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-09-09
AN

Tt AUTHORIZE A NATIONAL LOAN AND TO DEFINE To WHAT
USES SUCH LOAN SHALL BE DEVOTED.
Sc IT, t. 1 Ha@s9taS s' Islands &s f'% g & !" L @S aSs':'n S the d'' fs@aao M
Kag in Cabinet Council, is hereby authorized to borrow On the credit
H iahe w6 ysnFs ih a5s sam the Of p fwo Mi IF this Da AHt; sq f4 sns 1n mqs szof is Ing
At hereinaher set forth, for which sums the Minister Of Financs
m nhyu anus each eRu q be bDnds d ie % be d id,Gsd fsom nc time %eD to til tine he 'if for such af
n he lsss than navaB Psr' snd to 6eaF Il ints r mot f Rosss 4G six per cent per
an Government tax whatsoever, and to be redeemable in not less
Ss&g gsS5S ! il ! GP dsS ) ss's55s Sat- g efS s% in Or 3 Is sa .5s:Ss 5nu '''S' est
thefollowing purposes, that is to say:
dmnigratin for FepopMati9n - -... ...-- 100000
Einng in ad retaining Water Lots IN WaiEahauu. .............. $1,000
MAKING and hldng new Roads and Bridge. "... 10000
Deerning Haoluiu Harbor and Entrance $50 5O@ ~
Telelhonic an Ieiegaphic communication ... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
EncOaraSemeI of Agriculture. ..+ ......: $1,000
100000
this Act shabs paid to ths GiSiasr of FinaHqe 20 a ne ' laan BY miner R9@
Ps P'a of the . n aeeyrs shall, rec on a l0 D e pr eatea " be- BALD ida @s Fq" o : sn n%d 10
directly Q inresctIy, either tS Or o. % ot ReH sseF to Q o r a fP any
the same is heS y directed M@t; to Ds applied; - ""''
time to time, t.pay out of any money in the treasury not otherwise
sEsp aashoTty oth h s sofs and an P TIE 4 insfe ST ro os1f ti into i Ss ti innef sco qnhsg
SECTION 5. be several items in the Apptopriaion Bill of this
s MiTiGon q and t"S TW Wts y r 4sssmny' D 5maGn' a%d in app bhs ~aSs6 t for 0 3Rs
following purpos, that is to say:
Roads, Bridges, aneai Road. ..... sO Ooo
custom LOUIS anddS%e h Mahn5ona I5Soo
f Poics Court art-' P 1dfor w Water Works. Tax Assessor etc. build. $1,000
E5sisfs2t . R5l 9Psit ss gSs9ess Sses' an. md I %5ssf Records + : &
The % several Items oandings up to the amount of -. 5000 80
Shall be charged BON and paid Dat of any moneys which NAV be
s 5S,TpT We b. 1ad b9 t ! T1i1tihGgit y Of thisAst. and a6y moneys Which
t Refos Min i Iee Of Fin aay moneys 20 ss, under this Act, sail be repaid to
f,os sEo oG sf g. t I'll Act shah come into operation and take eet
Approved this 5tiay Of August Al guone "A % 1857.
sept28t KALAKAU REX.
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ize or allow the sale of sprituous liquors to be consumed off the
premises for which such license shall be granted
SEC. 10. All persons applying for a license under the provis-
ions of this Act shall before receiving the same he a bond Gn
form similar to the folowing), the same being always subject to
the approval of the Minister of the Interior:
"know all men by these presents, that Observation-Disclosures,
surety, are held and firmly bound unto the Minis
ter of the Interior, for the use of the Hawaiian Government, in
the penal sum f..........donars lawful money, TO be levied on
our respective joint and several property in case the conditions
hereinafter set forth shall be violated.
"For the just and full payment of which We hereby Jointly and
severaly bind ourselves, our heirs, our executors, administrators
and assigns.
"SeaIed with our seals and dated this..-....day of.--.-.---.
49,.
''The condition of this obligation is as follows: That whereas
the above bounden ..... has this day applied for a license
to vend 5pirituous liquors in accordance with the law approved on
the......day of.......1S.., entitled An Act to regulate n
sale of Spirituous Liquors. and has complied with all Il = requl-
sitions of law, and has consequently been granted a l. ense 10
vend spirituous liquors in accordance with such law for the term
of one year from date. Now therefore, if during the continuance
of this license the said ...........shall not be convicted of felony,
perjury or other infamous offence, or of any offence against OF vo-
lation of the revenue laws, or Of any other offence under the SAID
statute involving a forfeiture of the said license, a copy OF winch
is hereto annexed, then this obligation shall be void. Otherwlse
upon proof being made to the satisfaction OF a District or PONCE
Magistrate, without the Intervention of n jury, the penalty men
toned in the bond shall be forfeited, and the license of the said
..-.........-this day granted shall be void.
"Given under our hands and seals the day and year above
written.
EIn the presence of
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Approved this 18th day of August, A. d.. 1882.
KAIAKAUA REX.
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Parties enquiring for Letters in the
u Ask for Advertised Letters.
JNO. M. KAPENA,
sci POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-22

mer sun. We have just passed Palouse
Junction, from whence the branch
road will diverge towards Colfax and
Moscow. II is already graded for Is
miles
An important matter that ! have
omitted relates 10 the construction OF
the bridge for the railroad across
Snake river. on which work was be-
gun on Friday. The pile driver was
hammeriog away viciousiy, and the
work evidently will be pushed vigor-
ously. When that bridge is finished
it will be great aid to travel, which
now has to wait for trains 10 be fer
RED over By the steamer Frederick
Billings. There is lots of work to do
and millions o! money to spend be.
fore the Northern Pacific will be n
connected line from Portland 10
Duluth. and it is lucky that there are
persons who have both the faith and
the coin 10 back it with. To the rest
of us. who have more faith than
money, the effects of capital seem
stupendous, but We look and wait,
not doubling that we can cross the
Continent, another year. if we can fur
nlsh the passage money.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-22
An ANIMATED SCESE.-The wharyes of
New Tacoma and the neighborhOod

An ANIMATED SCENE.-The wharyes of
New Tacoma and the neighborhood
thereof now present busy scene. On
Wednesday last there we're present two
ocean steamers, three large ships and
three Sound steamers, receiving and
discharging freight. Many strangers
were then and are now in the CITY.
There were the ships Gregory and Iro-
quOis. the former receiving wheat and
the latter waiting and preparing to re-
ceive 1t. The steamship Geo. w. Elder
lay along side in line, and these three
occupied the entire front of the dock.
At the south end the nose Of the steam
collier Empire stood in shore. And the
frontage left was 50 trihing as to sue-
gest the early need of more wharfage
accommodations. At the coal wharf
was the ship Yosemite taking coal. On
the dock was large force of carpen-
ters engaged in building the new wheat
warehouse, several hundred feet long
and of a good width. In front of
Blackwell's Hotel, which was and is
filled with guests, carpenters were EN-
ployed IN shaping the frame of a loco
motive turntabie. Teams in coodly
numbers were coming to and fro for
freight at the depot. Coal trains ran up
grade to the coal wharf. Coal hoppers
loaded, and other rolling stock COW
cred the double switch No. from Chi
natOwn to Puyallup junction. In the
evening a wheat train of twenty-five
cars came In from kalama. Near by
the hustle and stir Of building and pile
driving was heard and seen ut the coal
bunkers. The Isabel and the Aida Law
togsther at a short distance in the
stream. The Otter WAS at her berth in
side the wharf. The Idaho steamed out
on her way down Sound. The North
Pacific arrived, landed her passengers
and freight. aud on schedule time took
her course nOrthward. And there were
small craft-tishing smacks, scows. tugs
and the like, all contributing.-Ledger
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-22
Executors Sale
or RRAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
IN In pursuance Of an order Of the Pro
hate Court Of the County Of King and
TERRITORY OF Washington. made on the
path day Of July. lSS2 in tho matter Of the
estate Of Jesse ). Spray, deccased. tho un,
derxigucd the executor Of said estate. VIII
scll al public auction. to the highest bidder
AZ America and subject 70 confirmation
by the Probate Court, ON
wednesday. Ana. Ssah. lsss.
A the hour Of eleven al, O'Clock an. In
front Of the Courtroom OF said Probate
Court, in the city Of Seattle In aid county
Of King. all the right title and interest
cessed. 10 ali those certain pieces and par
GELS Of land lying and being IN the county
~ Einr and Territory q Washington. de-
srrihed - fullOwA 70 wit: Tho northwest
quarter az the southwest quarter ana thc
southwcst quarter II the northwest guar
Ter Of section Twenty eight ~ u I9w ~.
81 east az the Willnmctte meridian. and
containing eighty 80. acrcA more or ie~s'
with app0rtenAnces thcreupon.
rrrxs AND CONDITIONS OF SAIE-CasA
.vfmI moncy az The United States. % b
Daid on the day Of sale. subject % connsm
ssfinn a tie I'D Probate Court Deed q
the expense a. the purcheeot:
SAMUEL 0REENk
Executor Of tho estate of Jcsss .. ssfsy'
rSS nrooerty d whaG y known - II
| crs.smntion claim q Jessc 8 spray; !,
ferrely hoe1om land, botWee0 tWoney 80
fhiffy aoFeo q which = c1onxed q naotaJ
Sfseo8e1 - - 49, q JuonlA ~ =
lE6koW6ak1ng1GA anSsDW@sS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-22
DEMOCRATIC
Territorial Convention.

A Convention Of the Democracy of
Washington Territory will be held at
Vancouver on
Wednesday. October 18th. 1859,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for Delegate to
Congress. and candidates for Prosecut-
ing Attorney in each Judicial District.
The apportionment Of delegates to
said Convention will be one for each
county in the Territory, and one for
each one hundred votes, or fraction
thereof over fifty, cast for the Demo
cratic candidate for Delegate in 1880, as