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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-11-04
Polling Places md Inspectors Of
Election.


Precinct No. ], Hamilton-Polls to be held
at ustiec Grey's office. Inspectors George
Coulter. y. chepafd.on aud Ih0s. iiagnr.
Precinct Mo-, Eberhardt-. oils 10 be he'd
at Temperance nuil. Insprctors-N. l.. iar-
ker, Oliver Drake aud Dennis Neallen.
Precinct - q. ,, 4lHfO=folis 10 be held at
Marklsis house. Inspectors T.. b.. Markle,
u illiam Foley, - IcJoy.
Precinct Ao.j, AeAarR-t0lls to be held at
thu Newnrk mill. INSPECTOR -- hentue,
Chris. Beck, IL AleNenomy, Jr.
Precinct Ao. :, Cod tfee4-Polls to be held
atth school House. lnspeetors-Aick 81
nonson. Joseph Brown. Nm. smith.
Precinct 40 ., Ely-Polis 10 bo h1ld at II.
Featherstone's hguse. lnsHecf0ra-La =.
Dawson. A.. a.. 81 ats0n, Il TcHtuefs#0us.
Precinct No. 10. Duek Cl1st-fulls 10 be
held at hinsiey's house. Iuspeeiots-$.
hinsley, ). .. Cougar and II. e.. Gallaghsr.
rreeinet NO. IL, Cherry Crleg- rolls 10 be
he'd at the ) Justices Office. inspectors =.
4. Barry. l. IA rb1pps, aud George Kennedy.
treciuet Ao. =, scaslibafn- oils 10 b. Mt
BurNeis hVuse. Inspecturs-D. y. Hastings,
y. &. Madison aud =. Letter.
Precinct No. ~, Aurum-Polls TO be heid nj
the mid. inspeciors-B. +. Broohs. K. c.
UiAetI and 4. Tiffany.
Precinct 40 l.. Oscsoln-polls 10 be hid at
Matson ami ltisenlhaps binding Inspect
ors-hobert holIsborry, N.s.B Bradley aud 3.
Precinct No. II. Ward-eoli lis 10 be- beld at
h. Jasflcfs odice. Iuspeelots--M. T.. Car
AFGHAN. j. r C4pti ana Z. II. iootbaeeer.
fTeeiact Nu. Y, 81 Into htfef- oil- 10 be
h.ld at jim S.nIth's old plaes. Inspectors
Gaorg3 NashbaTH, T.. W. Ellison AID thomas
johnson.
precinct No. Is. Taslor-Foll. to be held nj
he mill. lnspeciors-a m. ~ ainzr. Charles
reck aud J.. nixon.
BALLOTS.
Il i hereby ordered that al election tiekefs
or ballots ut said General Election be printed
or written on a coed quality OF white bDok
paper, twelve inches in length by iouf Inches
In width. and otherwise slali be free IRON
MARKS, characters or devices or anything that
would enable any person 10 us iuguish ny the
back or VIII II folded rom any other legal bal
OF or ticket.
J. II. LOCKWOOD. Chairman.
join MokEItNAN,
Clerk Of the Board Of County Commissioners
Hamilton, October ., laAA. -.
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Delinquent Sale.
GAN JOSE MINING COMPANY.

GAN JOSE MINING COMPANY.
-
Location Of principal place of business, San
Francisco. California w,;..
Location of works, Egan Canyon, White
Pine County, Nevada.
NOtice.-rhere are delinquent upon the
following described Stock, on account OF
Assessment 1Ao. Il. levied on the S1fh day OF
August. 1852. the several amounts ser opP9-
site the names of the respective ohafehold-
ers, as follows:
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BALLOTS.
Consta.3le's Sale.

ny VIRTUE or Az EXECUTION Is
ID sued cut of Justice !. il. Lnn1eris Court,
nf the ninth Township, County Of " mite
zine, state Of .eYada, dat q on tae 18Th iay
o. October, "a. ID. Loo, Ia a certain action.
wherein Charles Wah as plaintiff recovered
Judgment against &. c.. DelAer. defendant
or b. sum o. enc hundred aud thirty-eight
and ~6fty-oue hundrodtlls lsia3 81 dalla1s m
4. 5. gold eaiH. t0gefh Il with costs IA The
sum OF twenty s2g dollars in like gold coin,
and aeeraing costs. on the ltb day oi October,
A. b. 1852. / have levied on The following DE-
scribsd property, 10 wi
Lot Seventeen ~ IN Block thtttythree
80, together 18th the saloon building and
other improvements thereon. said property
is situated ia the Town Of Cherry Crock,
White Pine County, State OF Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that on
Saturday, the nth Day of November,
a. ID. 1852,
At y o'oiock noon Of that day, ON tho premi-
ses. In the Town If Cherry Greek, County 81
~ hlte tino, | will sell all the right. tttle,
einim and interest o. the -aid defendant, I. Z.
lker, IN and 10 tho above described prop
erty. NJ pablic auction. for cash, gold CON- e,
he highest and bast bidder, to satisfy sald
execution and all costs.
Dated at my Office, the Is day oil octooef'
JAMES HEN Y. Constable.
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Assessment Notice.
T MINING COMPANY.

CtTAR MINING COMPANY.
Location Of principal place Of bnsinessraan
Francisco. California Location oi w""'
Cherry Creek. White pine County, heyahh.
Nutice " hereby given. that ut = nn.e',ns %
the Board r Directors, held ON the Zlih day
Septemher. 1872, an assessment "" ~"
Cents per share WINS Levied upon Ile ehpmH.
stock of The corporation. payable immfalan,S
IN 4. s gold ,oin. 10 the Secretary, 81 me NJ
If The Company. Room IL Halleek Building. !"
Any .tnTs nnon which this assessment shali
rrmnin unpaid on the ll,h day of Noyemosi
Iss1' viii be delinquent. and advertised for sale
nj public auction, and. unless payment - ddav
before. will BE- sold on Saturday, the ioln ua,
December. 1882, "a pay tie Delinquent ass's
n,ent' i~geth,r with cost OF advertising anu GA
penseE Of sale.
nv order of the Board of Directors
WILLIAM STUART, Secretars.
o~mce-Room ~. HallecK Building ."
some street, san Francisco.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-11-04

nIAuuc OF ALL KINDS NEATLY En-
nlHNh0 scuted at this Office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-11-04
Election Notice.

4 TTENTf0N Is HEREBY CALLED TO
\ The following pf1sisipns u the Election
Law 9TH .tnfeof Nevada. and notice .. Civ y
that said provisions will be- strictly enforced:
~ person shall sell, give away OF iurnish,
or cas- tu b. sold. given awRy or furnished,
eiihef tur or without pay, within hite Pine
Comfy, en-
Tuesday, November 9Th. Iss2
Any sriritous, malt or fermentsd liquors or
wines, AID any one 81 doing shall be deemed
guilty OF a m~isdcmeannr. and upon conviction
thereof hall be fined ~ any sum notices. than
one hundred nor more than ons thousand dot
lars, or By imprisonment IN the County JAN
n0t less than one nor more than sIA hiehihH'
Or b. both tine aud imprisonment, ia thc us
erection 81 The Court.
No ticket or bnllot shall on the dry o. cleo
ton be gwen or delivered 70. or received b,
ang person, except 10 the INSPECTOR, or A
Judge qeting n Inspector. nor fold any ticker.
or unfold any ballot which he Intend. 10 uso
in yofinq. of cxhiuit 70 smother ~ any manner
by Which The contents thereof ma be known,
or request moth Z person 30 exhibit or us
close The contents Of any tickle o. ballot, with
IN one hundred ( ct 81 the |iulilng place.
Every person who makes, Olsrs or accepts
any wager or h tupun the result Of any elec-
ton. or upon the success Or iallu g Ctn n per
son or candidate or npOu Inc numbered yttes
Gust, either in tho aggrrglfe or Tor any par ie-
ular caadiiate, or upon the vote Ia be cast by
any person, is guilty Of y misdemeannr.
ED. RAUM, Sheriff.
Hamilton. September o, lasA.
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And in accordance with law, and an order OF
day 0f August, ls62. 50 many shares Of each
parcel of such Stock ~ nay be neressary. will
be sold 1T public auction. al tho ane ioH house
John Middleton 4 son. rs Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California. ON
Monday, the Thlrfeenth Day of No
venaber, Isse,
At the hour Of / O'Clock P. NJ, Of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gefher with costs Of advertising AID expenses
of the sala.
ANDREW C%ARRIGAN, Secretary.
0hiee-No. 100 Front street, San Francisco.
California. o2S-2t
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Election Notice.
By the Board of County Commits
siOnerS.
Election november ?, 1882

Notice i hereby given that on Tuesday, the
9TH day OF November, 49,. ut the seYefhl pre-
eincts in the County Of " bite Pine herelha Ter
named. a General Election will be held Tor
the following named State, District, County
and township officers. which Election, shall
De opened not later than . o'clock A. NJ. ana
shall continue until D o'clock +. NJ. OF the
same day:
One Congressman.
One Governor.
Che Lieutenant Governor.
One Judge OF the Supreme Court.
One Clerk Of tho supreme Court.
One Secretary of state.
One Controller.
Ono State Treasurer
One Attorney General.
One surveyor General.
One state Superintendent of Public lnstrc-
ton.
One state Printer.
One District J ~udge-sixth Judicial District.
Two state Assemblymen.
One Sheriff.
One County Clerk.
One County Assessor.
One County recorder.
one County Treasurer.
One Distlic let Attorney.
One Public Administrator.
One County Surveyor.
One County superintendent Of Public
schools.
One County Commissioner Long Term
Dne County Commissioner lShOIt Iernl.l
One Justice OF the Peace.
One Constable.
Tbraa @abn4I Hructaas.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-11-04
WHITE PINE NEWS
STATE TICKET.


STATE TICKET.
For Governor:
JEWETT w. ADAMS,
Of 0rmsby.
For Lieut.. Governor:
WILLIAM BURKE,
OF White Pine.
For Congress:
GEORGE w. CASSIDY,
OF Eureka.
For Justice of the Supreme Court
m. N. STONE,
of Storey.
For State Controller !:
P. J.. DUnNE,
OF Storey.
For Secretary of State
J. w. RICHARDS,
OF Churchill.
For State Treasurer ::
n. SADLER.
Of Eureka.
For Attorney General
GEORGE w. MERRILL.
OF Eereka.
For Surveyor General:
GEORGE ERNST.
% Nye.
FOR Clerk of the Supreme Court:
r. l.. HAM,
Of Humboldt.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction
A. E. KAYE,
OF Eureka.
For State Printer:
A.. j. MCCARTHY,
of Storey.
Democratic County Ticket
For District Judge, Sixth Judicial District
HENRY RIVES.
For Assemblymen
W. C. LOVE, JAMES FITToN'
For Sheriff:
j. II. LANDER.
For Assessor:
WASH WOODBERRY.
foF 0OunlS OiHih
JOHN MckERSAN.
For Recorder and Auditor
-- -
For Treasurtr II;
GEO. p. McCOAKEY
For District Attorney:
c. NJ. THACkoTON.
For Superintendent of Public Schools
l.. O. BENEDICT.
For County COMMISSIONS long Tenn
JOHN HENRY.
For County Commissioner Short Term
DAN SIMONSON.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
For Justice OF the Peace /:
r. A. NJ C0RMICK.
For Constable.
P. II. CANNON.
(......GE0. F. Parker
School Trustees ........... j. I MEEK
-. PETER WEBEB
sp9-2m
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-29

6ige Trii6te altf benz @ebiete 6eS itootli6er
nlb geieui6aftIi6en 2ebens sur otetf'
brttgelt.
@or olen Oinsen: Sic Teinbi6aft ge9er
tpettere @irtipanDcrl111g aus europa.
St bet 2uft licgt oieie ldoit lett ei1ti9el1
eSabrert. Seit Die Srii6Cn SagelDDncr IN
San Sroncisco inter &eitul1g Otnnis Reorz
1teD'5 BEN 9ttf erGoben Iaben: ,,9tieocr nit
Sen GGtnelen!" nlo DDllcroS leitocm 6eiot
9arteien int GOn9reB iiG bceiIt Dabell, il,
oteien 9tuf etnSuitin1ntcll, lit cs mir nod
cine 6ra9e Der :3eit, iuol1lt III ben nitltd)
pom 6eliengebirge g~ele8encn Gtaatcn
bet Gtltipa1oerut9 aus europa eth
merOen mir6. 0enn: @leide llriaz
d}clt, glei6e Birfungen! g9cr mir bas
8roo ipegnimltt, luto sGen id) mir alp 0ort
6alie Daltel lpiQ, nad belien Nbfnlit
fra9c ih nt0t. 90 CT Gbineic, ODER Sta
Iiener, 9eltl6er pOer Srldnoer, Clubbing
bier pocr ruiltider Sll0c lct; CT TT mir
int Bege ulto nntB fort. So ipettgltenS
iiebt man bic Sadie int rpolitii6en Nrbciter@
frcilcn" all, bon ipel0en DaS GDcn II 8
Sonrnal iagt:
rSm Sitet sei9en ii6 in politiiden
9lrbetterfreiien bte 9(nfG1tge elmer gollS
1clc1t unO ei9ennrtigcn 8ciDe9rng. sic
@cleIlen5iinte Qab%or-unions) flaz
gen ilber Die iDad)leuoe !3aDl 9%eIernter
s. a1tbiperfer, Die Dor Gltrppn Derilberz
fonlmer. SSlt &llrsern ipiro tpoDl Sic Be>
9rGnfnng Der Guaranteeing
SIT elmer iebr iDt6tt9er Sra8e u%llerer Goliz
tif iperoen."
9os lit ia vrcG)t nii6lid." pie Snfel
8rdiig iagen ipiirbc.-9tber eS lit ni6t bloB
vniiolib", lonbcrn dlt6 gollS bcgreiflid.
gttd)t Dtele Sabre iDerDc1 DergcDel, eDe mir
Nllfla0e oes &llolpnotDingtDunls Ser iiinf1
siger Sabre erlcben iperbe1. GermeDrt llno
perldltlnmert burd) ben 1lmitolto, DAP rs
feiresipcg5 rneDr ou5idlicblid) Die &o1oesz
eitaeborencn on'e1glil0er2lbfrnft lonbern
audi bic cling iDanber Ell ullo all1
iGiiig geipproe1ct 3unft19lr6eitcr lein iuere
ben, ipelde bic 8ei6rdnfung Ser Giltz
ipnroerltng oltS europa nerlonge1.
9Dd), ipie gelogt, bic bicsi0brige Gr1bte
lit es, bercn 2tuSfnll borilber SIT tntideibclt
bat, pb Dieie merflpiir6ige gSenbrng idoll
III ben SaDren 1883 ul0 1884 c"intretel1 iDQ,
pber erit = cilttge Sabre lpGter. @inc quite
@rtote in oielen Sabre ipilroe bic 0a1toelS@
besie6ungen Der Ser. Stooten ~3um2(uslanoe
porerit rail- right" madden, bic iebige
Sbeueruna D~clcitigclt, bas Gcr6GltniB 5iDt7
id)en &apital uub Nrbett tpieDcr fir Deibe
Sbeile befricbigerb geitnlten. Sine 61edtc
bagcgen lpiirbe Die pirtbl6oftliden 53!t>
itd1be bcs &anbcs na0 alien 9ti0tlin8en bin
1T ar9e &eripirrung bril1gcn; Der 9eipcrbz
lidel IDdtigfeit ctrer bidcn &niippel Slpi7
iden bic Beine %tperfert, 10 OaB tic mr. nod
militant binfen f0ntte; einen bttteren @rou
gegcn bic Gintoa1oeru1l9 erscu9cn lll1o elloz
lid ber sllr .3eit int 9anDe Derrl6e1bcnF arz
tel per6er6Ii6 nerbelt. DEM fit ieben
v&rod" muB bteieni9e Hortet
biBen, bic in Ser 3ett am
&uber 1T. Gine WgBernte int
Sabre 1882 uro Der &radl, sen
iie 1erbeifii6ren tpiir6e, bebeutet ollo
audi II. q. Die @rtpdDlung ciltes ber1ofratiz
iden 9rdfibenten int Sabre 1884. 9em
Sda6en ab9elfem piirOe Ser freili6 audi
nidt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-29

8ldttern tpie bds biefige vGpenine Sour
nal" 6eutlt6en 2tlsorud. IS ideint Sic
frommen 8oiierz unb SabbatD>N ufer 1T
alien @Iicbcrn no6 eirer 9eutldenbab St
irden! @pblan, m6gclt iic cS periltGen !!
9eiien mDgen fc abcr Dcriidcrt iein, boB
ite nit BEN 0eutiden ni6t 10 lei6teS Spiel
baben tper6elt,. tpie Die 0tllien nit sen SUI
ben! 9enn bier itcbcn Die 0euti6en ais
8on6iirger 6es 2onbes ouf benz feiten 8pz
ben ibreS suten Redtes nno Ner tic bopon
bi1lipegbrdngen mill, mag ieite eisc,te 0aut
lit QIft nebn1e11! Die Gi1lranbcrul1g Der
Iebten Sabre Iidert Den 8iirgert BON beltz
idcr @eblrt bon Der "stpeiten 6aIftc oe5
icBiyen SaDrSc6ntcs ait Die auSi6Ia0enoe
Stimme (balance of power III pclt 0toroz
i%rcittaatcn, and don't you forget it!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-29

Gntfernultg Der tpeientlidften SteQen, III
lift @e9ent6eil berfebrt tuorben ieier. Gltt
@rul,b Dteier Q(lt9eBcn ~Derlal1gelt Die Demo.
frotel1 I'M natinnalen Nb9eDrbnetenGaule,
boB ba3 3eueenperb0r BON gteucm aufgez
rplnlte1t tperbe unb 9i66le ais ertpQblter
9to0folger O'GDnnor's Die So6c bes leb=
teren fibre.
Die reptblifdnil6e Mebr6eit 6eS @o6[s
ouSi6uiies bat a6er auf Ben @rlnb bin,
boB feite ipeientli6en Nenberungell, gcz
ihipeige TGli6un9cu oeS Yrntofous oor>
ldgen, hieleS 0erlangen ab9eiuieien ln6 be-
itano i6ledtipeg barauf, OaB OibbIe ben Sib
a1t WfadeD abtrete1t uno 0aS 6auS III bieien1
Sinne itintn1elt ioue.
Sbige 3Datia6et uno 8e6auptnn9en Iiez
gen bem ii6 gcgentpdrtig int nationalen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ablpielenOcn Yartrts
tompfe SIT 0runDe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-29

g8ie 6er 9emperenspii6 es oirfiinbigt,
iperoen tie bieien 6erbit beioitbers aud Bel
Den Stdats9eiebgeblngsipaDlen iuBcrit rib
rig lellr, ul,o Tie iperbcn lid nomentlid aid
beltrebelt, Die ltelle Staats8clebgebultg pot
Sutl1ois aus Selltcn suiammcnSuicbe1, in
oerelt 2(llgen Sic in ber lebten Stoats9eiebz
9ebtr8 NIT tnapper 9ipt6 gei6lagenen @ez
%icbentipiirfe BON Der Dirt Der 6inbS7gin
nnr ldtpa6e Qnfdnee elmer griinOlide1
Scnperen59cicbgebun9 iino. Die Niabnul1g
be5 2tnnpercnSiptidS, baB Die 3elnperensler
audi Die 98abl borl Htdterrt gu beDerridct
iu6en i~olelt, lit lit 8ctreff oer arn 5. Stunt
I'M fiinften SbergeriGtsbesirfe unieres
Staates ertoI9er1ben @abl bereits Dalb lnb
balb ertliQt Dur0 9(ufitcQnng bes 1cinpe7
r%cn3lers WfcSlllo6 sllnt rep~ublifanildelt
Sbergerid)tS >&arbi6aten.
&ur5-bcr itiirn,ii1e luo beftige 2lngriff
Der SetnpcrclSlcr fann MIR blrd Ste frGf1
ti9lfe ltltp 1ltegmiibli6itc 0egeiripeDr obgez
1Gl09ell tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-29
Sic GrmStc>

Son Bet biesiGbrigen @r1tbte bGn9t ieDr
biel ab, - INT nibt 3u iagen lueS.
Cine ante Grr1ote tpiIroe %bcoeuten, baB
Bic u9uten .3eitcn", bcren ipir ms lett bret
sSabren crfreucn, Sic aber in ben lebten ieds
W1onaten bod idon our6 aIlscmcine
Tbeueruna Scr 2%ebensmittel (unb babur6
DeranlaBte Streifs) merfli6 ab9cidipdd)t
wuroen, nod einige Sabre %tortoouern, che
Der teue &rud %fortnlt. Gtne 6le6te
Grnbte ba9egen ipiiroe 11idt nur oieien
&ra6 nod boz bent gtoe beS SaDreS 1888
berbeifDhger. iouoern AUDI iebr mertpHrs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-29
ct. Sobn Nott @a1tfaSA
Gt. NnnfS. 23. 81


Der @ounerneur ct. Sobn bon Sanias
befa1b ii6 am Sonntag uilb Otontag bier
ltlro bat gcitern cine 0tebe por eiltcrn bic
itget Icn1perenspereilt 9cDolten. Snter1
e%llulter ais bieie 9teoe lit ein 0elprdd, oaS
ct nit etnem Yeri6tcritotter ocS ste
publican" gcbabt bat ltnb iportt Der Wtdrlll
ii6 gal5 als DoS 9tebt, ipaS CT lit, Cit
~ipiiitcr Tanatifer, nit robcm, grtmnigeltl
0olle gcgen Nue erfiiut, bic altoers Octtell
dis CT. Sang natilrliG lit ein lolder
Wtcnid audi eil1 bitterer Srcmoen6ailcr
ultO ¬pnotDing, unO baB ibln Die 3eut7
lden gaus belonoerS perDabt itito, lit gar
fein Wullber.
Dies seigte ii6 beun au6 in Der 9es
D1lligitcn 9Setic, io6alo Der Seridteritatter
erlpdbnte, baB bic 9elItl6cl it6 barber
bei9iperten, Dap ibne1 1T bem 8iere eth
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-29
Sempercmstpittbert@e at,,o Mtdter.

v@ir miiiien uils berniiben, Sic @abG bon
@emein6erGtben, bon StaatSgeiebgebern
unb BON &i6tern gu be6erri den, lm
10 bie sdnsliGe ltnterbriidung oIIer g~eiItigen
@etrdNte gu Retuirfen" i IL 9eiBt es inn
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-02

the King merely sn5tensity veto-which was
intended as a restraint On royal usurpation and
obstinacy--has been directly violated by the
present King who, when three successive
Storthings passed the bill giving the ministers
Of the crown seats in parliament, bluntly re.
fused to promulgnte the law, and claimed that
in constitutional amendments he possessed an
abSolHfe veto. Oscar H., and his reactionary
ministers are thus the revolutionists in Nor
way; not the liberal representatives Of the
people. In his last speech from the throne
the King openly threatened the parliamentary
majority, and told them that it was his firm
conviction that they were in the wrong and he
in the right. In other words, his personal
conviction was to prevail against the legally
expressed will Of the representatives Of the
people. That, Of course, means return TO alb
solutism, and would place Norway on par
with Russia. Such language and such actions
the free Norwegian people will not tolerate,
and they have responded to the challenge OF
Oscar III, by returning a majority agains, the
ministry Of Selmer, which will amount to -four.
hfths of the whole parliament A government
which can survive such defeat must be truly
pachydcrmatous
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-02
SATURDAY PRESS
SATURDAY, DECEMBER a, ,ss..
AL matter for the Saturday Press should be
ddrcssed to the SATURDAY PRESS"
THE BOARD or HE4L7X dND
[EPROSY

The necessity Of exposing the criminal neg.
ligence OF the present health officers Of Homo.
lulu Is certainly very much to be regretted, for
me expose must necessarily carry with Il the
disclosure OF Exceedingly unfortunate condi
,ions which no writer in Hawaii dtsiye5 to
make conspicuous. II has, nevertheless, be-
come "efesSiy and duty which no writer
who works conscientiously for the public good
can well evade. However distasteful the task
may be, II is plainly an alternative made abso.
ln'ely unavoidable by official incompetence.
forbearanee Aas ceased to be virtue. To
deny or conceal the alarming proportions which
leprosy has reached in our midst, for no other
reason than 'oprotect the p,ehts to us Of inter.
national 'n'ercourv; OF 10 refrain from CRITICS.
ING the incompetence OF wllful neglect of of.
hcials, who apparently prefer to see death in a
most repulsive form sown broadcas, in ,h,.
land to risking the existence of a questionable
political power which their persistent and
criminal negligence maintains for them among
the uninformed Masses would be reprehensible
in the extreme. Theecople have been wonder.
iuliy patent; they have waited in anxious ex.
peetanoy for the fulhllment OF the premier.
presidents aowey promises, They have waited
IN vain, and their patience has become ex.
hausted. The Press was silent on this sub
Ject until silence became treason to public in.
'sfes,s. Journalists felt proper hesi,aney
aboa, placing the responsibility for even So no
'or'oas public grievance, when in SO doing
they mus, needs give special pabliei,y to a
national calamity; bu, an expression Of pubic
feeling through 'hs pes vosd no longer ad
INIT OF delay. Protests deep and earnest f,om
all parts OF the country had been me, with in.
difference and inaction BY the Board Of Health.
and the only recourse len was to auaisn the
es'u'inally negligent officials and thoroughly es.
pose their betrayal of the peoples confidence +,
and fos doing their plain duty in this particular
'hs leading papers in the Hawaiian kingdom
have incurred the impo'en, wrath Of the
osgan. With chsTacteis,ic mendacisy the
psemiess paper attributes recent sca,hinx e..
Pses&ioas q the peoples Indignation 70 the
"sPiis"af ''souuAesda. |" sappoi.asd poli,ical
aspiEaalss" slc. = world sssp from ~ o..
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-12-02

Schooner Rosario arrived at San Francisco Novem-
ber idh, 70 days from kahului, Maui.
Hawaiian brisantine Pornare sailed from San Fran.
cisco November 9Th, Tor Kahuui Maui
American tern Dakota Wendt, hence October roth
arrived at Pou Townsend Noyeniber 7th.
American tern Eya, wictman, hence October rtth,
arrived at Port Bislsy November 18th.
1hy British $. :. Madras, Bradley, hence Noventer
7ih, arrived At Victoria, y. c, November 18th
American schooner Ida Sehnauer Spencer arrived at
San Francisco Nuyembeo zo just the Zeaandia was
10 sail
The American brgan,ine VIM g. Irwin sailed for
san Francsco on Thursday last, with full freight and
passenger list
The American schooner Caus spreete, !, hove down
at Sorenson's wharf. The carpenters are pushing
ahead on her.
The u. G. Murray sailed from San Francisco Noyem
be- 18th, and the John u. spreckel, November roth
both for this port.
Capt Curtis q the ship Hope, returned from S,r
Francisco on the Zeaandia We learn that the vrsse
and cargo will te sold here.
The German bark Livingstone !, sill dischareing al
| Brewer & Go y wharf She will return To U,ngt nng
| about the middle Of next week
The schooner Moi Keiki Cook. arrived Ia,, s,,r,,
fourteen days from Christmas Island with tons u hsh
| SIZE returns i1f another h.hing excursion today
| The American bark u. W. Almy is at the Espana,le
opposite the Custom House. loading slowly Tor Sat
Francisco, Tor which port she win rrtnfn with dispatch
The Hawaiian bark kale, Rothfus. arrived Al s,,
Francisco November H. after passage Of i} day ron
THIS port She was chartered to load wheat Tor Cork
The ". s. 8 Alaska sailed flr San Ffapcisso lac
| lue'day morning. She returned 10 port again in Nh,
afternoon, hoping TO hnd some Of the crew who ha,
deserted her, but unsuccessful She proreede,
| again On her voyage the same evening.