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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-08
Ier;slature of 1889.

The election returnS have been received from
n,ost Of re Islands, the most imporiqnt Of ;hoso
VII be found t1.o. ooeapls;e lis; Of ths MEM
l,ers G. the new legislature IS also given The
election pissed OF very quietly IN honoluia-
I here was a considerable crowd aruund the Gov
srurueut buildings all day. and some sIeecItyln.
Prominent among the speakers was Lieutenant
John Baker. If the household troops, who spokc IN
favcr Of the opposition ticket As tie afternoon
yza..e5. the various candidates Stirred around 70
81 their voters mp 70 the polls. but the vo;li'S was
sl=ck boty II tie military marched up and
voted as a bodv. Upon this there vas cCnSldera-
BE comment In Encl1ld tie presence OF a
regular" S1liisr. II uniform n tne polls would
vit,ate the eltc;icn soldiers not being voters. In
FrSnce the military march down IN IoTce, baI
arrived II the polls they break OF and Vote or not
aS Issy Is,ssss. falling into -lr,s gain II ite end
of stated S@sa. Il the United Sta;es military
...s. ..ss. - we are informed by an e1-oilceF
unknown. NieviUs the matter then by TIE liSi!t
q these ihree raiious- Il aTFears th-t thoa2h
iheEe could be no CblscIloa TO tne troops march
irc down together 20 tue polling place, they
should have broken of outside, and should have
teel allowed frecS5cla OF cu:lversa.lca among
themselves before they Registered ihslr votes Al
judge BiSks-ton closed tie polls Snc izanIedi-
atlly tie proper officers proceeted 10 count the
vo.es. Tbs result vas announced llttlc SefoTe :
P l. large crowd VAS assembled 10 hear the
result the most favorably received name was tiaI
OF NJ I.ahilahi. There was a Regular cheer when
his election VS. announced. though he vas not =
the head Of the poll. Judge Bickerton announced
that 1s5I proper ballots had been cast resulting
IL yotsS IS follows:
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". r. Castle. ctc-- etc. etc. may BE- oroOeS
hut they never appeared very much like
Il. They all have been officers Of tho
shin. However. whether they are TO be
reCa7icd as drones or not viii pro1'as,iy
be settled by wiser judges than ~Oo-
server"
It i no. the gloomy view that this cor
rssu.entieut tsksss Cf aff,lirS. not his oep7c-
citation cf many OF our foremost men that
has caused tins nCtlce of MS letter % oe
taken Ii Is the latter par1 ef his com
uuuicst5on which boldly advocates annex
alton. This Is century of frec thought
and the greatest liberty Is always given
Tor tiie exprcS1On Ci lt; but II Is matter
fo-rc---o. when Tie Elc-ty. So gwen. S uset
II, the manner e Observer uses It. What
confidence. what respect dos he hopc =
inSwru In the native mind by writing II
tins strain. TINS certainly VII tend,
when translated into tho native press. u
artsccrize tie rucCS- The native voCit
. be 2 verv poor fellow indeed il lie did not
resent There would bc very little
reaSon IN he surprised thSt the natives
rejected white candidates st the polls. Il
many such letters y that Of ~ObSe-ver
sppeared
As fact, however. the views expressed
II the letter ere not widely held There
i 2 vg--v large section of the white lnhal'-
itsnrs q this country which hss no desire
for anv such thing: which would keep the
little shin q StSse under the ssrne officers.
rs long a. The crew Is composed q Is
present material
The letter q Observer is calculated tC
h harm Il i II s,,a regretted that u ms
aupezred. Il helps no cause, II con elect
10 god. should others II the sumo StTaln
follow they can only tend 70 make the
4 course q legislation. during the next few
months. ssil harder 10 direct than Ii .:
present j likely 10 be. And even now i
f WI te 10 easy --lsk-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-08

~Hov few there are who preserve the
same 6ehczcy Of conduct n secret 8
when exposed 70 the view Ot the world,
The truth is-the generality Of mankind
revere fame more than Conscience This
was written about $50 years ago. but Il
spulies e truly 70 the human nature Uf to
dsy g Il did % thai OF the far distant
fzne- The hallot ! reEau3ed q I nece-
sltv. and i. 8 human nature : c0lStl-
tinted necessity II zll political matters
But the eZzniDstlon ot set q voting
papers reveals human nature II very IN
enTlEble colars- What brcken promises.
what petty meannesses are there revealed
What downright lies show themselves one
after another as here & PAPER. there a
paper turns up. The ballot was origin
ally intended % protect the weak from
the stncng. . prevent undue coercion. By
influential people. Of those who might Be.
one way q another. II their power Il
does TINS vel. there Is 10 6oubt that
many men. who would Be too much over
ayVeo - zvuw thar own opinions. are
enabled % register their desires without
fear uf after conSe1uercs 70 them
selves personally But Il gives Z grand
oup1rtunisv to the deceitsul nzn- to the
A4l-- VII ~Al-4A N--- y Al Af---- e4-----
One gentleman sad = know exactly who
ve1e the people Eho voted for ms.- but be
vo15ed the statement wrongly. he should
have said . know exactly the people who
r7=.isa5 70 vote for ne but fee suTe that
q least : quarter q them did net The
scratchings- the substitution Of names al
TIE last moment. the slipping IN of one
hSIiot instead q another. are certainly
amusing and yet sss3deaing 70 the student
e O. human nsta1e-
One thing II connection with the voting
q Iast Wednesday deserves calling 1T1e2-
ton q. Since human nature requires
the urotecsson @. surety 4 should be thor
oaEhty pr1sected- and the haI0-ng PLACES
should b 50 arranged that L ought 70 b
impossible f0r the runners Of either side
even % make n attempt 20 watch Eas-
ballot goes into the box 4 keen look on;
vas kept by both si6es las Wednesday,
there was much strzining and craning Of
nsoks. OCCASIONALLY With s1cceSs
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War the SzHnscg Prss regards as s
surprise. i no such thing 10 any one who
has II al kept the track Of recent events.
has watched the working of the electoral
mind and has understood what influences
have been at work upon Il Ii = no sur
urise 70 the GAzEr-E that Mr. Gibson
should come in at the head Of the poll.
H,s election Caupaicn had been evidently
MANNED long while before. snd though
he. aS principal. did no; come forward ul
q late hour III the day. the WINS mad all
been laid and could lie pulled II the right
direction when i was required. lnere
was hone. and that hope was strongly
entertained by tins paper. ths.. Mr. J. o.
Csrter would lie able to run = good fourth.
and hsd his canvass been commenced
earlier than i wls. ;here l. little doubt
bu. what he might have obtained that
place Il least. II no, 3 higher. Mr. Carer
would Lzve made an excellent member lie
: tasr minded. Just, and would have reVre-
sentei q section Of TINS city which doc.l-
,.ilv ought 10 be reurescnteG. ana winch
i not now reTresented lT any Of the four
members lately elected. However Il / no
good crying over split milk. the tFkzz.1IE
would have welcomed the election OF Mr..
--ta4-4--N A't-4 Az
been chosen. the only thing i 10 look %
the future and see that no mistake. thai
NAV have been made. shcula be rspcsted-
To fsel dow --hearrasi sbout TIE matter =
ridiculous: II Honolulu has not returned
the exact members that could he wished.
os2er districts have retured some good
men The representatives from holos and
Waimea IN Kauai. from WaiiUkU and
Hama II Maui. from Bilo. kau ana Puma
IN Hawaii. from hoolGuloa, hoolsupcko.
and Eva and Waianae on Oahu. are Sl
men whose record IN former LeEisistrres
has been good. or who promise well tur
the Legislature Of the future From all
that can be gathered lie Legislature Of
ISS2 p1c-niseS 70 have better men u Il
than that Of 1SS0. The p-oof Of the pJd-
ding. however. Is N the eating and stlll
more II the diCesting thereof II the Dext
Legislature VIII only he economical IN the
expenditures Il authorizes. temperate IN
lis debates and quick over Its work. there
VII be no need n find fault VIII I;
indeed II VII deserve an amount of com
mendaiion which has never yet been
vOuchsated to any Legislature. IhlS i
perhaps almost too much 70 hope, sui
there e hope
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4 coxxVSlcsuoS, signed -ObssTTeT,
sppezred N the S1+urday Prsss some tine
ago which took somewhat gloonE view
of the Hawaiian sit1stion- Oddly enough
TIE AiesTissF had n article taking very
ros- -leE OF the sane subjecs- which
appe-ed simultaneously. BOth articles
we're reviewed In these columns the fol
loving Eeek- ~Obss-Tsr Is again u
r-ints On the last occasion there was 3
good deal 70 szy about the gloomy future.
now he feels certain that Il has almost
srr7ved He has made up his mind that
al Is over. = the fate OF the nation Is set
tlsd. The goose Is cooked The cd ship
Of Sszte Is On the point of slliipEreck- and
there s 70 Be shortly new one. with 4
bran-new set Of osfcers- al Of whom are
70 be zise Is serreuts and harmless Is
doves, while those who have had anything
to DO with tle management Of the old ves-
SCI are ! set Of drones. who need not
apply for positions II the new boat Is
they VII be Inczpzbls Of passing the com-
pzt7tive ezaninzti0Es that VII Be held
Vel. Observer. yOu are possibly night
aTess-s Wilder, Hz-z=sl- c. R Bishop, J.
AIust Smith, Preston, ". \. ArmsI01g,
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nortgagess Notice Of Intention to
Kor.cl~~~


= otIaL D IILhEBI GIEL1 hit PIR-
~ fu1rf 70 p1TeT Of sale c1afaned IN I cerfsfn
Fnortgsze dei dated sarrh - 1876 made b H. Kalss
ard Kzgae. bis ufe- Of Hououiu. Island n Oahu 10
Waiter z seal d The zane place. ard 81 walter r. Seal
assizncd - s. =. Dole and y s. B. Dole assirned IL
Thomas X Clark- which a1d moffzagc Il Of recofd Ia
lheOce q fhe Registrar % Convey ancea iibcr 81 f10s
g1ge deed contained that al sud singular The iaads
feuencHfs ald heredffamenfs IN said mortgage deef
e0nf1ined end Described Will after tic tame ilfcd b.
iaT, BE- sold q pnbs auction 1ce9nnf of TIE breach
q the conditions g he1einfoTe mentionsd The prog
erty IN .ad mortgage described being situated in ar
lama, Homo ain aforesaid, and particularly De-
scribed in Royal Pateni 10. 81 kuearl Heie fl0 and
containing an area of $500 ..sre.
IhOIA3 K CLARK. Assignee oi M0rtza1e.
CEe1 BEoEE. AttofncI laE 7. <. clarI.- ~ I.
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In enisr.aiasaaa. al 'hs as1 suzo Han Is:

THE enter1zia-aslf a TIE 1sz Erslc Hall rs.
Satur5av. vas q 6scs5zd szesass- Ihe programme
rs rzrisd and bE5Szf. Ezs clsFsfl= rendered b.
ar,ss. and VII resolved iy the Iz5iic- Eess-s-
E5z1r B-oza ard Xavier zEs- appeared N c0-nie
IisIozus- tie Eleznb=- fro-u Lshl2- he ns-absr
Lad 5asz srr5red- and sas i-tsrE5ezi1c the Miuis
ts--oE E--z-i0r- H had been returned b
-r--zrno1s voss. the Constituency oo1sls.lng OF
OILY u-=. -zL- HI--self- lie pruceasse1 70 give
hsz ouz-s u-soz the ssl1lt-l sI--z-1os- tie safe
II lie army and navy making s111s far hts a.
IorsI s-r-s I'LL E1zllr tie Minister los- patience
80 ksc-sl I'm CT Szcl nasf-e-s are reEerszd u
rezi lIfe= The szri-e US good D1-IEg The sTea-
frr Mss BcyeT s1zC se-ectlo1 q s0-cs. Ehich
ze-e zoI EseszTsd znd heartily e1co-ed- Er.
Izsis- sh5zei s7rae ezcells1f trTcks. eSing Eon-
s-sul 1ircs EIta ez-cs- ezzzing =- iT1-0 cofee,
eea and choo5l1-e- n fzcz rzDTl1g himself very
=szz-sI N tie s=co-s5 rlaTt Of the Programme ke
sr-1sz-rd Il sous character SOlEs which EeTe verT
c-5ssd- Mr. E1EIn BrgEEs rzclze1 > pzthe-lc prs1z
sati.lsd 1zey z-d 1 ss-n=s s-o-E, b-- Fsry touct-
m Tnis posn vas written espscisLy for AT.
he dzzpsEy OF starzzTy Ess e1celle1t and rejects
GREET credir u IL. Broz1eS tas-s Il grouping sad
sslec-i-- lie ETes-lS u tar lez1z. The Glsclztor
Il three Eere especially good lie performance
coucludad Eisil fhe CznCPy OF RhTdizs.7
E-r7re-u-s, z-,d rrystIfE1-z scere which zIll zel
bar rsue-zit1-- Mken s1rh Al elzos- has bee1
-zz6s 70 g. up a thoru1chly good biil- better
Eozze should have asse1bled thz1 lzs- Se-urczy
zHo-s5- Ee1t Saturday Aessrs- Br0Ens and
Ihe-e III be 1ea erOarsrFs & ssstua-y, tzble1Ex
riFants- frest r-ys-er1As II the Marvel ct Aece7
ard 1z,s Dz-eznz Sksiston- The iztter. H01olriu
audiercss hzTe seen beforE, and have always found
zrrEsezezt n the fc-De- rev aid Is vel
=O-th sssnE- A new sksteh Who are You =
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THE system Of collecting the tax receipts
and returning them 20 tue electors just -
they 20 70 the polls is 6 very reprehenslble
one: i i not Illegal 81 present bat i
should be made -. The man who i
weak enough 10 give up his receipt, Is
completely IN the hands Of the candidate
who holds Il Should the elector happen
70 change his mind and the holder of the
tax rec5lpt finds II out. be can very con
veuie-tly mlslay. lose CT destroy the re
ceip; and thus prevent an adverse vote
In one place. during the late elections. 4
csndi6ste arrived at the polls with his
pockets full q receipts. IS the electors
came forward. he stood near the ballot
bcx and gave them their reoeipts and LIS
ba.llosS az the sane tine. Such Z system
CT holding votes vss~ certainly. never con
teuplsted by those who planned our elec
ton laws Il would De well If the govern
neut were % brlnE N measure that
would put stop to this practice Men
sbo1id be lefI a free S possible 70 vote
which way they please. Three o. four
months before election time the average
electo- dos not know his own mind. and
may be inveisled into parting with docU-
nent- which once n the hands Of another
man. practically ties his hands
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NOTES.

NJ SvNsuEyE the Poet. has written new
Trzcslv. ara-v S.-1-t- Tie work : highly spoken
OF bv tie Athe2s-m- !. 5 sud trsar It's Slb-
Sec- II an exceptionally 5-e manner. This work
forms the las q trilosy q which ~ ChaStslari
a-5 .Beshwell" were The two tiTsi parts IEe
yzho.s VU-k i tayc-aiy col1pa-e1 wiki Schiller ;
ralal-.-..i r-lln--r % M.l.arls.eir.
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Before the Land Boundary Comnsiz.iou--
Island OF Hawaff.

a HPIiCAIlON HAVING REfN
a made 90 inr ty q. W. NAcfAsLAss s e C.f ~
setfic The tuuntaflr- I'd ilie Laui called iln n ffl
h$wrii. Notice is therefore Ecrs15 -slta lHlf Sd
@pphcaiion viii Be- beard b mr lf fT Urln n ~
Cont Huuse. n hiiu. HaNaii. p 80 On FEfntF
the eitli day % AIRY. A. J.. is-s ana al r-.
if u- ~ rlaiiliu- zny interest iu Ter aI---
land- ere hartsJ Hutd.i oaprtnr lf sa.l t11r ~
psr- % contest .a-a appieafi1l stul iasy fe le
Hu.e. p ls.g9 sifisly -iirn % t1s rlsr t..-s-
hrclik9ianl- ~ Hillflu. ail1lnIn- I1nfs.
+. = LINAa. fulllIlrF Coma sI.lrre
Uii1. Hawaii Jan le.a. fssl
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/ y CHAMBERS. CIRCUITJUDCt,

! seco-d judicial District. Baaaiisn Iiand.- al
HailHkr- Hani. decea-ed.
on reading and aiing ihs petition % Wm. r. Roger.
iate Of his tI0iher, Edward T. E5gefs. d Waiuka
derezs1d-
+ j. ordered that WEDNESDAY FEBHCARg isfh
16. Il 0clcrk r H. az Toe Court Iiouss In waiIakr
be 81 ihe tine aud place Tor hearing aid petition
and any objections may BE- c1frcd fhgIcf0 and al
parties lnfeIe-fed arc l-reby nofiled % attend.
ABB fOESASDEE
cireHit Judge u Jld- District. n. l.
I1rriun- Jan lFtr -
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A INV L II AOI ltl OL LII ia
~ Waiiau Islands Second JEdicinl Circrlf in
rIObafe-In the matter Of ihr estate % pANIEs.
LIOS$ late % Lalaifa MaE .. ccz-ril. inf-siate At
Chamber. before Hon. y fOTnander. Circuit sufi.a
On reading and tiiEg The petition aud accuuuff &c
JOAN X. Wild-r Adnnrtfaf0r of tl- estate of Dalir
Lyu-s. late % Iahana. Maui. decea-ed. uhereln hr
asks % Be aliowei Silee and charges hihi-eif aiE
Sl46f0 and asks that The may be eafliacd and
approved and nat Eai o'er may BE- aade u lisfr-
button % the property remaining Do hs bands o. The
peTsns thereto entitled. aud discharug hiu and his
snrrsie- from ali fs-ihrr respcnsihiliry -ala-
u i ordered that Monday fac g7ih dsy FebruarT.
A. j. i.-. at 20 yciock A. 81 before me -lid nstic
a. Chzulbess. ia fae Conf hoase flhaina Maai b.
aad TIC sa1e J. heIely appened ie time sad pare
Tor Fearing said petition and accuunts- aad that ali
pr-ons interested iay thea and fcre appear and shag
ezusc- II any they have Why the same soaid not De-
granted ana bay present evidence % l0 are elfi-
LED 70 the SAID properly AID that this Orter 10 le
Enzli-h ngr1=r- be plbisshed iu the 3. HaNaifau
S2zstsc- spaPer printed and pubii-hed Houo-
iaiu iof thser seeer-ige weeks previous y the fim
ihgrein appointed f0r said bearing.
Dated a. L5hliua fLis 7t8 fizT u Januarr A D. f4-9
ABE- FDHEANDEli
fsf.~-sr .faf.aa 1T r-f fs.-..f.
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BOUNDARY NOTICE

HWUEEhAN. TliE lNDkEHfENFD NV
W been fcq1ast,d b. N'.- nopi ltasa. issi ~
.ounasfier 1i ihc Ahuprll 81 h1assai -'friirl .s
Aouar aiflluAti. far rsiI Allrs1l flInfn-
nu oir SIDE 11a klsau1r1 on fl- 0tt-l s. = nral-
ffiJ clnr Ilrrrtor1. o. D. ursrTr flIr tIf HItIT
the sinD dzy of Feaf.rry. isz af lu oliect ~ q
Tie Court House in i4lain1. Mall, d tae 11r ia
place fsr h-arils said frsire-t. D. tllnIE
toltlts % iifandI-lal fnr fani Mood
L1uai. -
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TEr NOrwssiar-s sem 10 be thoroughly con
tented nov. A N-r~ezizz Ss1tleuaa SEsakirs Of
these rs1-ss =lt osher dzy sid - believed there
vzs stli a1 excellent leil for satisf Glory inInl
grants trerl NoT7~ay. TIE last immigration vas
L.. r-arsrly uusnsccd. Er oouSidsrsd: be ibo1Shi
lhzt Il tie C-uverunsent took the matter II hand
lksusslvss satisfactory results Izisl: b= s,bta;nsd
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CT which rs made early iass year. hss not been
sic--sG zs yer- The 6ocuueut vss fully drawn up
s-5 uas satisfactory 30 both Governments. Tie
delay has p-o5zhiy been oocssi11ed by clause
vgEich i nlI looked upon With favor by the L1ro-
rzz1 u1zerS Tkc Hawaiian Government vas
al.l7zE 70 give % Consular !1Eisiicti0a- The
Jar,snssa are Yery 5r1io-s 20 be nd OF Consular
Courts b-t tie Grcat Powers ;l.e Soc-=Eh-t ar~Ts=
- zuy c1=nEe. JaEsln : EoE vorklT-s bard 10 zat
ms charge made n AL hex Treaties S-olld she
h suoosss.zl. her t-eaty With Cs VII probably be
S5c--.sl n = vzzT Slor- l1r1e-
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Adninistrator'5 Notice

'ilS ilS DL.-'st - ~ - tsaflhe HtA1
appointed. hF The e1rre-Ic fnnff tirl r.rr..rf
q the Estate u q EriiJ 8 EtAH K EAuCEt lsl- 81
h9nginie lrce1-ct tare5f nQfl-- az rIfii-s md ie
y rlid estate - maze i17.s1atc flfrer % fee -
y-lprzl- r. asi- estate are rrIlc-iFd nal.fr fIe
aln.lniriflq- ui NJ same gishulr delay An tr.-s
n4Fla- Claims .-1lutt alil rrtLfe ere rrrr-I-I ta
psese1i ile slsle cly suiieaiiclie - li1 u1lrr1l
within slI lifuili-. 70 i.ry el tr forever tarst1
.iHoE Z EAkl aa-li-lIre-s..--
bss.te u 1ciaas-iaa X N41uEl. dr1-trfa.
H0aoiuln- 5anuary lltsi. icez ~SE
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y waiian I-ands. In Probate-ln the matter of ihs
Estates OF MAGARET +. SMITH and DANIEL
SMITH deceased Order appoiltu-- time fer pr,1-fe
0f " III aEd directing publication % notice % tur
document, purportiug 10 b. tie last viii aud icst
of ifei Ewing saith, deceased having the
9Th dy Of January A. d. 1853, been pes~uted % -.d
Probate Court and petition for the probate thereof
aud f1r rue isuauce 0i letters of administration % her
estate and ~ the esiaie or Daniel smith. with iee w-
annexed 10 ;. B Dole having been flied By the said s.
Z. Dole
Il i hereby oTeeFci. that Wednc-dsy the ed day Of
February 4 D. lc, at 90 O'Clock A 81. % said DAY, 90
the Cont Room of -aid Court. Honolulu. in tie s
An0 of Oahu be, aud the same g. hereby appJnti fAe
time fer proving sEd vii 1ud hearing said application
when aud any pfsfu inferesfe may appear and
contest the said i and the grdniing Of ief-s tesla
leuiarF
II urthcr ordered that noiee thereof b. given by
pubicaton. FOR three successive wceks. in The lla
waiian Gazsite newspaper printed and published n
Huuolulu.
Dated Holoialu, II. l. 18th January iss5
Attest; Jn-rt- Of Supreme Court.
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s'v !, S'...b5Tr country N " ~. fntnre. The
ssniSSSs nc supstioR Ss IS. gy,s g,soi sSnSsss in ss
sketch q the s,sses that during saS ps n
aggT0gsssss& ss "a ssonusrgs h. .isSIsssurcs inSgSssa 1s
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Tzn sozdz aFe IN a. azfzI condition. and or

III 1o-cs are II ~ a7sf1- co--1Llol,- anu oiA
ci5zs-s s-o-ld see % It. that proper spprnpri2-
tam Be na6e fos stls p1Tp'se b. tie next Ls.sa-
ture. The roads have probably never besn IL =
ucrsz safe And tie longer they 2re zlLcEeG 70
rsal1 II this o11diTlon the mere sasy VII c-eTl
crate Here Is ncs street Il town which i Ii
70 drive over fo- zry distance. 4 few yards here
and thars may y t0leTably god. bJs inevitably.
ore cCls acTuSs soEDe casI's o. wafer
co1-Ss g s1r-ethiE. vhlch has 10 business n tie
road and t1sIs follows IClt whic1 ! Il 10 si2ks
tlz ten cut OF ones bead Before The streets Of
tie -oEu cz1 b PIT II thorough repair 9 colsld
erzb.e amount u money VII have 70 q spent
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,,,,t for supply /
men.% IN sa1s IsS S Saarss !. vn sss sS n0s aTup :.
r NJ .he FSis FSSScs country Is nov sps question
pinch TSSl Trsalilng ans that The 5l-;De rgT.=.si bitter
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---,,raos the war. = ~,
rx CkVsir'e o''''... ,:.,,, in ne issue q 'eS ~
Hsa .ssS !, ,ss SsIss "a ssIssSasn's ssss sss 8 y
issh. II so0ssiu ,ss unsod states ,,s N 'ssrn : wsssrn IN
EsysnSS Y '' leader e ,ss IL Low may say IN
oi What 9sss.ks sssscks On tho treaty
Wasn''ss' :, NJ, AT0aslrOne's letter. Sn'v, ~,
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N CHAMBERS. CIRCUIT IrDGE,

Il second Judicisl District. iaaaliau fslni.-In fa-
laHter oi thr ksi re &c ffANk 1iENuiZ. % vgl-ss.
Maui. deccdsei
on reading and aiiu- The petition % joan arha-l
san, Admlni-trttr uf tae E.iafc af frank 4rnrr a5
Waiiuku Aaai, decca-e- asking ilst hi, b.
examined and approved tanr hr b. isellrs aa st-
property Distributed in ilr trtI..
u j. ordered tisf WEDNESDAY FEEHrA AEI f-tt
lasi no -su clock +. M al ile luIf li.rsr il Nfia
ku- be -et a. tlr tiie and piaCr fHr h~arn rf
tou uud any objectiou- fhat aa1T BE- uar--I sia.f.
and aii parties interested are hsrrhY unf sd d. 5rf
ABR rDENANNEM
Lahainn Jan lffh l-sss
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Before the Land Boundary Comnala.iaaer
Island of Ha.rsli.

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- made o. uie b. O. JeLY0Ns. b. s.ffi- -. -.
aares % te l1ais called kIlrikl aad Wsf.-I u r.s
Hawaii belonging 10 fle H-1aitza finIr-rr.saf-
Nlil D. l-1ri yI l- at ny ues iu fse ll. iist- -
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eiaiiH- lut interest in O. ll- 5asni1iae sfs .fs
lrieog nriiEea - aPrar as sal dine a1i p.llc .l1i
they 20 desire
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Lesscea of ilats'aa iEi an dsi1inlrz Ifrf
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