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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-02-10
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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-02-10

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
~ undersigned Committee on Ways and
Means of the Common Council of the City OF
Astoria Oregon, will receive sealed propo-
sails at the Office of the Auditor and Clerk OF
said city, until u O'Clock noon. of friday,
the I7th day of February, 1882, for city
bonds, not exceeding two hundred in num-
Ser, OF the denomination of fifty dollars
each and bearing interest not exceeding
eight per cent per annum, as provided for
N ordinance NO A3 OF said city. Proposals
must state the number of bonds bid. for, the
amount they represent. and the interest TO
be paid. No bonds will be sold under par.
The right to reject any and all bids IS hereby
reserved. FRANK j. TAYLOR,
4. G. SPEXARTH,
l. w. CASE.
Committee on Ways and Means.
Astoria, Feb. C, 1882. d-td
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-10-18
Los. Of the British Ship Niagara

On Us,s=-=,lEy last fun riCged ship arrived 0z
tins port fyinC siguals Of distress The PILOT and
t1g boat F-i- vent out 70 her and found her to be
the British ship Nigrru, Capt Good from san
Franeiscu bound % Queenstown With a full carEu
wheat. Il vas reported that she had sacoutsrsd a
eycioas on the 9Th September. in long IIs ~ ".
and AT L y. During the storm The vessel sFr-ng
a leak which leesssitated her runnI1- for this port
for repairs. The plot hoarded her and the Il.
boat took bold Of her haEser and PrOcseded 20 t1E
her IN 70 Honolulu harbor. After passing the spar
buoy, and When vel Fifhiz the entrance % the
h1rbur- the haEser = reported % have slipped
FROM the bits. On board the shlp. bat a. reports
are cuuhictllg this matter, Es decline % make
further Comment Until thR oflcIl luvestl afiuu Il
held before h B. Ms Cou1u1issinrer- Before anv
further Assistance could 5e rendered tss vessel
irrftsd On % the lee side of the phssle Eherp she
c1mueucs,t 30 r1l heavily On the reef Messrs
T. Il Dawes a Co. 1rtl1g a. LAlyi's AGENTS r.
guested tkree su-veyurs. Capt ". n MIST r y
v. z Marst1u- Mister of British harz Err L4Iasu-
500, ard G. c EUmes. sE1pvrl-lt - % uu buard
and Ascertain Ehat vas the best cuurse % pursue
They found TIE vessel rull1lg heavily. and !. vas
unsafe - WORK huats fur lhssrin-, % the - sde
q The vessel They recommended the t1pulls-
and uip- gallant hackstays . b eu- away. Ehich
ned away al the caps. On tie fnllgz day the Sdr-
FeyurS ag-11n BOARDED the vessel By request of
LuvJ Agents and f1uud II f. Of rater Il The flre
part cf tie hold and L r. n ths uelL The rlz1-
lGu 1lllsIs Nllcl Tl1 rlt1el- lad --lU6 lelIW -na
trsstle-trees. when the miEzen Up uisust f.l lie
r1ider Eas out of piace- he szrveTurs recnu-
1leuded the saving Of The sIls sarrss. pruvisi1r
1lr-u and bda.s. Ehice eKpe,isti1usly ctrria-.
Ut They tit not deem & advisable - have tie
vessel u the REF a. thers Would b Imminent dan
-sr q her sinking IN suid-ehzluel And tharshr
hl1ckl1g Up tsf eurralcs b The harhur TteT fin
ther rEcuu1rue1ied -l-1t the 1zl- cz-cu. Galla-si
Or ut1=rElsr. a1d VIE ri.--1c aul stlras be sod
By ru5iic 41ctiuu- Abu11 s0U hs-so q u1lil1-lasl.
wheat have been Saved- he hui Eas sod sssier-
-tT fur 81 Hld the dAr1acs czrgD for 50 ~
-h- baia1rs q the vsss-rs Effects vi b sid to
1nrruv-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-10-18

DrEN5 the last session Cf the Legisla-
ture. a taHla showing the amount Of taxes
paid by als different uatioualitiss. the
compilation % llr Geo H Luce. was
circulated among the members Of the
Assembly. and few copies found their
way INTO ether circiss Comments upon
these tables we're made IN the issues Of the
GAzErrE # June 18th and July 18th and
these comments we're repuhlishsi II Bred
s--aa' and othsE business journals Of the
United States
Ihe showing made by Captain Luce Wss
not agreeable O. tie party now IN power
and q motion vas passed through the
Assembly ,n have another 1T of tables
made up Ihe-e tables. COMPILED By NJ
+ Il Hayselien- ere now before u.
A. the 1utser We must POINT oct that
Captain Ines tables and tho-e Of Mr
Hzyssli=n Do not azree IN auy one par
ticulzr- We must further premise that
CAPTAIN Luce Is an cid and tired officer Of
the Government " Eho has been thoroughly
acquainted With ths TAI books for snail
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-10-18

HE time, while Mr. Hsy>cldcn sf'r'r,sches
them ~ the n,cfert tNro. under such car
cunsiSnee-, the burden o. prS,of ~ asser,
tions VIII he On the latter gcntlcmsni he
must s,cr that his siStemcnts ~ 6gtrcs
arr eorrNct
In the hrst plScc w md a difercnc, in
the amount II tSNs~ - rcrr'ScatgNi ny the
tvo srts ~ tahlgS; Carlain lnce puts
thsm AZ Se>Ngts ~. Mr. HSy~cl,ien Al
SSsS9 SS,ta The Csptains tshlcs givc
SlSo taxable units Mr. hsySclaans
Si.Vs2 Hcre w hsvc p'ally Yery sgi
cus MATTER thew cpght not b. ~ any
IS,,siblc difference between thc Smoun, n
tSSsS stated by thgsc two gcntlcmcn
To ShrN mcgV closrly how the cssc
stand, W givc lS,lov a tslle c,mpSriug
the taxable unit, ~ g,Vcn ey thc twc
stntaffsenfS
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r.'''i,'y t,if roE'rt oi ihcf Afu,i''rt tH'
VIVA thsi thc-c ecutleusen ksvc done the
d.. manner ir. which ID ha, l-.,n dlnc. hss
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-10-18

I Nncfp b. u NtTN W1uc UoScfN'l'AncN hefa
We tcluiuc o. psy cSivciSl aticnpon D. d,
lowcring ~ the Americans hy nearly "
The new tatles cn their oNn showing
class q considerable number ~ men, a,
"nAturahrrd" hswanans. WIN sre In tgc'
Amcrican cinrcns. and Nho will chng
tcusciou>ly 10 thcir right, as such
=.
We may nov makr a comTSri>on with
thr TABLES A. made cut by Mr AayScllcu
and thosc ~ Captain Lucc and 80 how
muchNlyantagv the FORMER gi,v, % th,
Hawaiian tax pNycr According o. Cart
Luccs tables an Hawaiian taxable unit
paid SIsi a, against SIS y yiclled b. thg
national trvasury by the thr,c rcpr,'scntA
tive nstonahuc, American, English and
German According 10 the partltan show
ing " the tahlgs bvtorc rs, lAl6N paving
Sl24uSl tS m hr'ct taNcs, giVcs an aNvr
sgv ~ SIS a. against Captain luccs
SfgI, while 1891 purv American, ing
h>b and German, paying among them
SSltelON Weld StAl5 Per hedd but II
sr a,id to thcsc ilr taNrs paid by - called
uaturlred citireiis of these shr,~' nation,
Sltes We swell the total o. Sl65, i6l as 10
d. divided among 2GH peopl,. giving an
avn ~ w HAAHNN VI ANHNNA ~ AA.N NAAANN
p8id by English Americans and Germans,
We Nrc 10y no means, however, prepared
~ accept the tables a. prepared by Mr..
Haysclden, no, only doss he disSgucy with
Captain Lucc's tables hut he d.sagrcss
with himself Table . informs rs that
ther' Er ISO naturaliEcd subjects who
paw Ssr22l0SS, table states that there
are I4O The Chinese arr put down in a
lump sum and ss ass CliaFaal o. v-irss5
as sltsuf';a5 this Is altogether an outrage
upon the intelligence " the community
rherc are a number Of Cinnamon natural
iEcd These two facts are sufficient to
yitiats the accuracy Of Mr. Hayseldrn's
table Hcrc urp evidently two grave
errors, how many more there may bc, We
cannot al the prvsent moment say, not
having time 10 ~ thoroughly through all
the fgures. tbeTp Is enough however TO
upset any arguments which may De based
on his hgJlres The result then Of all
tins labor of Nr Hayseldcu. l. 30 shew
that even II the taxes PAID by the several
nstlouAllties Hra presented m the most
favorable hight possible % the Hawaiian,
even II only those Of the thrce uatiOnah-
ties are reckOnei who werp born out Of
the country and can by no hnesse be
rega-ded a. "nBturalized'. the invader
pays over five times the amount that his
Hawaiian brother does; II however, the
'uaturahzed' are added 20 their proper
nationalities. the three countries pay over
eight times the amount per rpi'E When
We add on the amount Of indirect taxes
paid 10y the white consumer, who, being
more. luxurious, uses more imported goods.
It Is very easy % estimate how large the
contribution Of the invader Is 70 the
national purse and It again shsws how right
be l. % complain against his not having
any control upon the purse strings. There
may BE- some more matters OF interest con
nected with the tables. but for tins week
We viii leave them
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-10-18

IE proposed Hawaiian A-rcul-r-al
s7e=iy i- a move n the right jirecti1u- #
The -1cisty = carried on under pouuIa-
ard yet intelligent uaaa-emsuL we be-
Er7e that o. VII b. productive u great
sod AL snail czlavutcr= need some
further incentive than thsir own -sIfup-
pruvlL n 1rrigr 90 u--e them to the ast-yr
cz-e azl u1re disc-l-1iuatir- eh1i.a u
the plants that they have fancy flr. Z
b tr1z the spur which VIII b. given =
tie snail iry-- tie u-uu17rs and -ui-ec1s
Cf h1ruculturs. that We ezpect the c1od
q tbs lr-a1izsti11 q come. The uau
Who c-lrvates say half a dozen ro-e tr,sss.
and a. TIE end Of the year when 11wers
sru exhibited under ths auspices of the
>oGety- finds that by his tender care Of
his plants b. has been able 20 carry Of q
Ir--e Whlch ll- richer ueighh1r ba- failed
. q. VII feel a pardcrahle pride. and
VII s-1cA carefully % his pleasant recrsa-
tc1 = raislng 11wsrs. Bows VII take
mere c-rs u breeding fowls and looking
af-sr the breeding q chickens. when they
k-1F that the result Of tteir labors VII
- publicly -hevu- znd that those who
have -hs=Z tbe most suer-y and can
hrlrG f1rEari the hsst specimens % birds
VII he rsvaryied both with applause and
scue -L.-ht FriEe-
Cos Ertle higher. and see what good
VII n done by exhibits = the DAIRY pro
duce and ths fruits u the practical
farmer Compari-ous a. o. result WI
b. nais. uethods hy which these results
have been obtained VII b. iiscus-ed
ez7erimeuts VII L. tired b. -se II auy
further improvements can he made, and
The resgllf VII b a general advance IN
al ttese smaller husi1asses-
Ths Annual Agricultural q H1rticultur-
a. sLgE WI have not only practical results.
but L VII slsc furnish a vsry pleasant
days amnse1-eut and outing f1r al ciasses
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TELlisaAPHIC A11llEss.-DU Usy. iiLA.G0W.
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
Jas. DUN. MERCHANT. GLASGOW

luAWAlIAT C1N.ULf
Ullaflss- 11a rlr-ll-e a1l sair-rut % a. sial- =
E-flsE and la1-lsurIf -7asis ez-rrf Aleu- ~af-i-.
all Hlii 1e-l orders. Hlfes ei-sar IRE On
hdri ~ shirqrle ad- El-rus o- leIir--al * tfa
aIf e.il aarT flr rlr1l-'s az fi1unIrlu -
Ord ~ nay - aec1lir irlrail = ltlnr1s -rl1l-
81 Lnlslan - fel1 as-r II ar1a 81 - aas
-tt1 t--llss saed-li-i eress f-I Hr1al--z E1-s---
70 1lhsl-rise. o. -llf re e1rel isuee % hrT=--
EHFE-EEeEs
ME--R-. VA q fETrN 4 CO.. H1u1lri-
HOE - WALEEE. H1aalnll-
TIE Aszl BANK lLlzi-sI. La--az-
80 y
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H- Watgr SUPPLY. this I- a -uDloyt m
. which ar.rg- -r-r yruar ANA child fr the
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t' winch lEa Government should give
earnest attention At tLg present moment
tie -ururv IS most Inadequate. and II
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out considerable section of the town,
Do water lJ1 De- 0d-aued after 9 q. N
This .s.,+.g- contains tvr r-rvs schools
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b, - - d - .L u. E-9aLl--

ly cuunectiou with the agitation u the pr1uIbi-
ti1u question in the West Brulsf--f says It Is not
undressing 70 recall the great change N drinking
habits hat has curne about N times comparatively
modern The stories that have cume down % rs
about the mighty tvu-guIrt beak1rs which were
eu1rtls'i az single draucht. are sigrzincaut Of A
state Uf u-Iuners very different fruu tbose Of our
ovu period. In times stiu more recent. Il vii be
remembered gobiets we're 80 constructed that they
cuuld not be laid on the board until emptiad Of
ther contents. A. the close Of the last century %
Be- denCuiuated a three-bottie nian vas 20 be
regarded a. an approved member of the festive
society uf -1ud Ivsrs. The feats OF the chhu1iuu=
who drank their competitors under the table have
not lacked illustration IN verse ard prose. A
great change has cone over the habits Of peuule
since then. md the tendency seems to Be- CONSTANT
toTIrt a more tg1urerRte Use ot stiruulauts- The
progress seems b be natural one, and has so far
been gratifying. although to persons unused to
cur1r1rsuns of the past with the present the c1u-
sumption Of liquors at the present day nav vel
appear abuurmaL Even IN very recent times DIS
pensers of drinks, when qzestiuusd as to the con
sumption Of liquors. have generally stated ~ the
rrsult ef their experience that the taste for strong
r1tc11cants vas szzerIny psrreptihie decline Il
can Dc materially acrsieruted by the adoption of
laws prohibiting altoCsther the sale of Equor.
Ihese ars far mors likely 70 1hstruct the anchor
Gfilg operations Of time BY exciting IN the minds
Of ltrge uumbers Of the c1mmuuItv the sense Of
AZ unwarrantad violation Of the hh- Of The ilili-
vilaaL In this vay the laws viii without doubt
lose much Of the moral force that wuuld other
Vise attach . tisu- The laws VII be evai-i bv
large Numbers q the peuuie. The enforcement Of
The statutes VII become problem The public
ullcials VII Eruw laI n their duties. The move
ment can hardly resclt otherwise than IN a dsui1-
-alizsd aniinhstratiou of the law Il Il peril0us
course upon zrich the advocates Of prohibition
ur-a the peoplis Of the I uIted states % enter.
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4)aUaiian 0azette.


HE-N l>lAhr NlLlbEh L>, L---
. Du-a a-5 counter denial 5s statements
. La- bys1 ycizs on err some time. Las.
uegk We rubEsas,i letter t-1u Mr Patv.
which distinctly. and lu -at terms. stated
. tass az application was made o. the dru
. % B-sl1r d Co. f-r o. credit. and had been
refused The letter vas no of hand COM
lluzlcatll1. but was carefully wrriaI o.
sv-f bringing i1 she names % persons
El7 d-i not vlsl o. appear M print lIr
tsfy ar "a nan % integrity and veracitv
has a. rsT-tatl1l which cannot beluuu-u
81 NJ Bishop with whom We have con
Fzr-ed su3r-ses wls- Mr Pstv la. said 3.
tie Ell-c have -lurly o. judge between
tie Statement q Mr Patty and that rf 1[r
Gi1-1- AIr. Pl-y'- position as partner
Il tLa rrrclpsI nusucia. tru here makes
L-- w1rl ~ great l-ht. lu fact t is lr
caUcr-ral-1 that d. could rr uurlf make
a 1-l- --lrgEeu-, A[r GIf-1u has u1 such
r,u-llu usarlsh,e record o. faI back uua1
Az -1srz matter NJ versc--y between the
-ug ueu. there Is u1 DOUBT au which SIDE
-Lr reuil-t uuuIi To- given WftL refer.
r-ce o. the statement that lLr Patty was
-Euely ruueItIcE street talk we publish
the following letter
6sED# Er-sr lr Er-arr q Co.
Dctabgr tfll Lss-
E1r1-a ElrEr-Ea Ll as letter 1f .h1 T1th m
.-r-+ r1-lE o. have -fau-11uai tlls t.a 1rurg1-
a-- tlr e -r1ll- ua= -llle 1r tla 1crrs1-s E1ar
e zEs glll-r asr-s-l1r. On -la private Hi'ee %
tle E1k rH-zs FIltlf1lr
J. r. Flrr-
Herr se VII leave the subject The man
uer ll vl-cL " matter has been treated
b. -la Ls---r T. beneath notice really.
p r. ur-Ultlsmauly. low. vulgar. when
man il=csEis O. such o. -tyle u de-
fence be- ceases -l merit tla c1-siisra-51-
rf E1urrah.a men. We EHH- that what We
have saii is true we have put forward
the statement u gentleman % uuiul-
pslcLat-s vHracI-y IN support 1f what
z1 have -a-i Ne ear d 10 more II
IL. Gibson would Ike 60 ~ before a legal
tribunal -rou The matter. we would only
e. too happy o. 1blge Llu for under
tE1-s c-rcuustalcgs we should b. able o.
caA f1r witnesses whose names AZ the
Frg-su- TINE We do not feel justified IN
Ear1.i--s Iu the paper
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SErfilI Jl0fres.


Al-z e e. 7estaa. qli s1iizl en- 4le pl1utlgao ss
1e1a r-zaal1au Go Nal1ei hIp1-l. -isl 90 O. Pgrf1
ue-l d @ tnror c. el-1l car este C1u-liair.
ga ml-l-r IlfreE1 DE- desls- che-1La no v11d-
Han-a Gusreuf-l b. para q. .s-a -nupz1aia i-1dra
acul1 -lle para.
a. De s. CAEAEAREO.
ccssrl uu P1ETussl-
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published BY Professor hu-yins, u the NrHsfs-1ta
CsHffr1 While Offering several theories, be fairly
states that there : no accepted cunseusus Il
scientific opinion a. % the nature Of these bodies
The q the spectruscups upon comets has proved
that they shine partly By reelected solar light and
partly by light OF their own. The large size Of the
present comet VII enable Investigations With this
instrument % be carried Cut more fully than be-
fore The uucls1s IN the largest cumet does not
ezceed few hundred miles IN diImeter the gls-
Uus natter l. expelled tlrrTri the sun and after
Advancing short distance, Is Suddenly repeled IN
opposite direction and stsaus out into tie tail
the tsil l. not a mass Of matter brludlshed ike
sword IN the sky but l. the outcome Of cease
less cuumotion and tumultuous actions taking
place as the comet vln-s its wEy uruuud or suu.
The gas which shoots forth IN ilr-e majority 0f
comets cuutarns carbon hytruggu- Nitrogen and
possibly oxy-gn- Professor TAFT has theury that
cumets consist Of an enuEuoCs swarm Of u1etsors :
The self luminous part caused BY the crashing TO
gether Of the minute masses, which wuuld develop
dlschlr-gs q -as the tail IS formed Of the more
scattered p1-tiuus Of the swarm, lighted Up by the
sun Otksrs think that The whole phenuuleua both
Of self light and tails are due 10 that refuge Of the
uuezplatued, electrical phsnuuent- Last year
comets we're photographed for the first time suc-
cessfuLly- Frum the above Il VII be seen that
scientific men are still cropping N the dark. but
that they are slowly but surely advancing towards
the full light OF knCvled-e upon the subject
uhservatluus upon some large comets With the i'm
proved Instruments nov az hand NAV shortly settle
the question
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WHe snN shmt sugs ui thf eglgiesl sar,Ieens sssgs
m the lihsl Ng nlytffe, NNNkllNf NtlFlt " uNN
NN WtltN, sHd aisc ~ ihe Nafsha fyiufn tAefete
ard hat Nv ieee ~ ssd NAfthala lti4n, ne Veust
Al ihe Ntnffr Nrm ihffuHf n itsH di efasf
Nv ,ssg y gnaupnrt 10 lhe nsst Aauusu tgIW. A n
lNNi tnN lhai lH the nrsuume ~ euesied ferf
of aalN sNmunns hf lfnlfd fs rfsfIlffd ~ nv sls
ilnuaN tVfm
rs WtfNNss ahrrrsf have heirunfa "a "a, asat
this Nh aay ~ tsinhai Il h iSss
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-10-18

Z hoehy grriu that thp within tnd fs.ssss.
tfuv and fslthtul Cgry oi the original suuann&AlfF
ln W. L7tl Toe hisvfeg hamAka lw. h Va charley
tash, aud also ~ the Narshars lrturn. Tho Ceafi
Al me Nrtnhrl lrm thereof 4 u ISL tld crdcr The
gtse gouliuugd 90 The ueNt January Tern A D. ise
and That in TIE meantime fn afirsr copY q ssd san
mons b. rflutrd ard rfcsrfhe hy the statute requlf
lu- hr aid r'srondru 90 ansWcr a. the aid iahn.y
lum.
lu witness Whereof. have here
I~Ual IT surfCmc unto sst my hGud this ah dsy ~
touftI uCtohcf A u iss1
jSu 4. h,HNAan,
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Nsfthil ef thg AIneteai. eI his perais, ttr-liart
Nna lry tf7Ntf tlianandHl to sHaugf, nfNNY
NilhN dtlruutnt ln etsr ~ sha nlr Wfitien answer
vthn q At,s aucf sfItitp helsf ie ~ sni Arpeaf
haioe ine sarofae Noei Al ~ Noiehf fefr thifsef
ti b. haiitn Al thf Nali tsiIH ~ ihe teau Nause ~
usne'ah isftnd el ushn. NN NuNnAN. ttt'r ~
Al ita vs. ~ show taHst ehN lhr gisia IT tnatlIns
Olies rsiaun fheaN nei ~ awarded hsf rafsaaat "
thC ioaIg ~ hef knHeNed reiiiIra
Ant haft zoe lhfN ihffr ihIs Wat win Ial lstafs
Hf fllaI rIgs lrilnrs ihFIfstH
wlisrss. the nrn A ransi. Iail CAisf
lHHiIta tnd NharffiH al ne ssrfeng
4 n faNf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-10-18
IN MN sIrREME rnIIRr nl

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
ruE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. in Rankruptcy. n
%, matter of The hankrupfty % g. 4. SrRArkMN IN
a.. e. >tIaicmycr having en- the "a % Ortahcf. A n
i,c- alcd his petition he'urr the Hon n n Ausiin
iustisr o. ihc supreme Court, declaring himself a
bankrupt
Notice Is HEREBY given that MONDAY. the nth da,
% octobCr tso. Al 20 ucltrk a. ui. al Chamhqr. A.
Aiolani Hale before said Justice is dxcd the tiu-
aud pllee tgf the hearing 90 durde the question ei
bankruptcy herein.
~ orlcr of thr Court u n FYFE.
nrunrg fFIarE sun fs,Hrt