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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-23
SOCIETIES,

EUREKA LODGE. NO. 10. r. d A. NJ.
VlHE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU.
L reks Lodge, No. 16. F. b A. NJ. will be
held in Odd Fellows Hall Saturday, on or be-
fore the full moor.
Members of sister lodges. and sojourning
brethren In good standing are cordially !nvit-
ed d. A. L. FITZGERALD. W. NJ.
JOHN E. JONES, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-23

BEATIFIC LODGE. NO. 7. h. OF -,
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
WI month, st 1850 o'clock p. NJ, st its Castle
Hall. in the Rickard-Foler lNilding.
All Brother Knights. IN good standing. are
raternslly invited to attend such meetings.
W. q. DAVENPORT, O. q.
O. Il. CADY, K. OF R. and 8.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

ALETrER froin d mother which we pub
lish to-day is wsll worth the consideration
Of the President and every individual
member Of the Board of Health The feel
ing upon this matter is growing in inten
sity, daily; not:only here in Honolulu
butupoD the othsr islands Another weel
has passed, and sstin as far as we have
been informed tie Board of Health arr
sitting idle: Il they are doing anything
they are very quiet about It.
By the bye, where are those branch hos
pitals that $4,000 was voted fort A cor
respondent on Maui tells us that enquiry
has been made about one for Waikiki,
and that the reply has been received that
at some indefinite time the munifcent sum
Of $1,000 would be spent there. What
sort Of an hospital can be put up for s., 0O0i
But leaving that question aside, why Is
not work commenced upon these institu-
tons are palaces, and embassies and coro-
nations Of more importance than the
health of the peoplef Article upon arti-
Gle used Mr.. Gibson 10 indite upon this
subject. Now be is in power, and has
held power for over six months, he has
wilfuDy neglected his most imperative
duty, he is allowing hisbeloved Hawaiian,
upon whose shoulders he climbed to Office,
TO be sick and to die, without holding out
helping hand; attending to tinsel pomp,
rather than to pure humanity.
We may also ask where are the extra
physicians who were to Be engaged The
success Of the Board in this direction
seemed TO have consisted in adding one
physician to Hawaii and to replacing DR..
Hammond A noble record
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

resignation Il inefficient In Ministry
possessing any sort Of dignity as a whole,
OF personal pride among its members,
Thou must 20, OF we 60" would soon be
distinctly propounded to notably inef-
feient member. It would certainly seem
rather hard for any Minister after twenty
tedious years Of place hunting to have to
quit the dreams Of a lifetime, to stop short
Of the grooming glory looked forward to,
just because a colleague was too Ignorant
and too lazy Tor his post, too Obstinate TO
vacate voluntarily, and too deeply impli:
Gated In carrying out the plans of the
Cabinet to be SUMMARY dismissed a
Minister Of Finance who could not be
trusted to collect the quarterly accounts
Of candy store is not a pleasant subject
for contemplation by Ministers or tax
DayOrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

LIZ STATING last week why we think it
unwise now to negotiate treaty between
Hawaii and China, as suggested by our
excellent contemporary The Friend, we
hardly expected to arouse so quickly the
venemous retort of the Premier, although
we of course were aware of the ardor with
which be espouses anything which may
lead to soyal embassies and decorations.
We are nevertheless still willing to coli
slider the subject of treaty with China on
its merits. The Premier's journal draws
sanguinsry differences from our assertion
that "ths whole OF our brain strength and
our diplomatic skill should be devoted to
that great object Of securing continu-
ance Of our Reciprocity Treaty with the
United States. The organ thinks this is
equivalent to saying that the interests of
humanity are nothing as compared with
an immense political significance of sugar
cane" cnd that we represent the spirit of
the American cotton planter of slavery
days !, II is unfortunate for the Premier
If he cadnot give his sswhole brain strength
and Diplomatic skill to the Raciprocity
Treaty-without neglecting the interests of
humanity, and that he regards our views
against a Chinese treaty at present, as
those d a sugar toady," as be elegantly
expresses himself but this does not affect
one whit the course which common sense
and the interests of the penple of Hawaii
demand The Burling A. Treaty with
America, as every one knows, was the great
obstacle aeah1st the placing of restrictions
by tAe1atter country upon Chinese immi-
gratioE. One main object for making
treaty,-in the FtIeHd's view, is to regulate
Chimes immigration so as TO REQUIRE
womeK TO come with men. Does any one
think that China would negotiate with Ha-
waii treaty less favorable to herself than
the BETlingame Treaty, or more favorable
to Hawaii than anyof our existing treaties?
II we should undertake TO legislate against
Germans or Americans or Enplishmen
coming here TO live without bringing their |
wives with them, we might find ourselves |
unsbleto enforce such legislation il would |
perhaps be directly opposed to our treaty |
stipulstions. China, with no treaty 10 RELY |
upon, could make no legal objection 10 any |
reasonable law we might think proper to |
make upon that subject. There IS then
no such reason for Chinese treaty. What
then Is there in the sheer of the p. c. A..
which he thus expresses 1.-The editorial
sugar foady intimates that the regulation 1
Of our sugar treaty . relations with the
country that supplies one-half Of our
adult male population is q mere side
issue compared with the transcendent i'm
portance Of regulating our sugar market
We repeat It no treaty with China is de-
sirable or safe for rs to enter into as az
tsirs now are. The Chinese population in
these Islands do not require e. We have
yet TO hear a solid or sensible ground
Tor initiating a Chinese treaty. If either
Of our contemporaries of the FsSead or
7, q. A viii mention q tangible advantage
10 tins country Of such q treaty, we viii /
gladly advocate It, royal embassies and
decorations" thrown IN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

1t shall be the duty of the Minister of Finance
to have general supervision over the financial
partially execute the duties assigned by law TO his
department-Civil Code Chap. IL, Sec $50.
The Department of Finance occupies
60pages or ga Sections Of the Civil Code,
hence it was obviously intended to be a
weighty and responsible charge, and the
Minister at its head was to have no sine
cure, but was to be earnest and hard-work-
ing as well as faithful and impartial" in
the execution of the duties of his post.
But after al, the instructions of the Civil
Code detail only small part of the duties
OF Minister Of Finance, and of the quail
6eations which should be expected of any
one appointed to such 6 post. He should
be fnancier by habit as well as by pro
fesston. Punctual, exact, methodical, his
Office should be an example to all others.
Questions of coinage and currency, of ex-
changes, agencies and interests, should be
to him what physiology is to the doctor or
theology to the divine. The necessities
Of the State and how to supply them with
the least possible friction with business
or with public opinion, should be his con
slant study, as also the correct incidence
Of taxation, the most effectual and least
expensive method of collecting taxes, ETC.;
what first to relieve from its burdens when
the state of the Treasury allows Of relief !;
where an increased load can best be borne,
if unhappily necessity should arise for
increased taxation--all these questions
should be ever present TO Minister Of
Finance. and he himself should be held by
the community as an authority upon them.
Not only should he study and make him
self familiar with all such topics, but he
should make known his opinions and in
tentions to the world our bankers,
planters, importers and mercantile men
generally, should look to him habituaIly as
a safe and competent authority.
The question Of the coinage most suit
able for general use, and the laws Of legal
tender, have been frequently discussed in
these columns Some Of our correspond
ents have aided in throwing light on
dark and difficult question. Are we to have
a Hawaiian coinage II so, win the Min
lister Of Finance inform the public as to
the reasons, for CT against, which led TO
the decision Is the English sovereign to
pass here as the equivalent Of the q. S. five
dollar piece notwithstanding the diserep-
ancy of intrinsic value in the two coins
What has the Minister Of Finance to say
on the subject Is our present Govern
ment inclined towards silver OF a gold
basis, OF is 1t bi-metallistl Let them make
known for the good Of the public through.
Of course, the Financial member d their
Cabinet VIII they kindly make known
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
Tm Ne,r orleans Pieqy,me under ida:s of October

The Neir Orleans PieayuHe under dsss of October
slSt says The fires are now lighted in over 1000
sugar houses through twenty-seven parishes in
Louisiana. From Red River to the Gulf, from the
Felicians 10 the cattle ranges of Calcasieu, the
thousands Of laborers engaged in the production
of this great staple are busy. It is in fact vast
manufacturing center. The cane carts follow the
legions that leveling with knives the rank rows
of cane and all night is heard the grinding of the
rollers and the vhirr Of machinery throughout all
this district. Industry is seconding the efforts of
capital agriculture and manufacture are brought
together and the welfare of at least aborers
depends upon the result, while over S4000O,OO0 Of
capital is awaiting the return of its investment.
All will be rush throughout the sugar district for
the next sixty days, and Christmas will scarce find
the wears work done
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

EDITOR GAZETTE I'm the crowd at the Music
Hall on the occasion Of the st. Louis fair, man
was pointed out TO me as n well known ieper, very
far gone IN the disease, Jet be mingled freely in
the crowd, and for aught know may have taken
refreshments from vessels, which later ON may
hear gentlemen say that It is a political reces-
sty to this Ministry that they abstain from inter-
ference with lepers. How this may be / do not
know, but do know that il the GoFsmmant or
Board OF Health cannot, or will not protect rs
from the risk Of contact with leprosy, The sooner
they are dismissed from Office the better
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

OUR columns are filed with complaint.
Of the present administration: they arr
the outpourings of righteous indignation
from every grade of society in the Group
wherever we turn comes up the same CRY
Of inefficiency, corruption, lack Of admin
istrative ability, negligence in carrying
out official business, and general inca
pacity. The complaints come from nc
disappointed -'sore heads" but from those
who represent and actually are the bone
and sinew as well as the brain power OF
the country.
No more fragrant case has been brought
forward than the Hilo assessment. our
readers will find in another column the
full statement of tine case. This is only
an instance Of the inefficient and disrepu-
table men that the present administration
are wiling TO father. Kekoa, the man in
question: has been preacher, and has had
to quit that profession, why, we will leave
him TO inform the public if he chooses.
He is now a lawyer. There are certain
bUOIleb III ClrCud1O1. dDOub bOW0. winch
give ysry cogent, but very disreputable
reason, Why be had influence enough over
certain notable official and a Cabinet
Minister to obtain his present appoint
ment And the hard earned dollars of
natives of thrifty habits and of planters
are to be taxed by such an ignorant and
disreputable BOBBY. Such men can only
see one idea before them, and Mr.. Kekoa
exemplities it by taxing the planter as he
thinks he ought to contribute to that glor-
ious corpnation.
This il only an example Of the class of
men that Mr.. Gibson and his clique would
and actually have put into power, such
revelations, however, ought to be no sur
prise when the city has seen the very fire.
quent exhibition Of the Minister of Fl
nance Keeling about in a state of
d1unkenfess: when it has, moreover, heard
of his brswling in pot house. 1t is like
master, Ike man. What dignity has been
added tosHawaiil How grandly does Mr..
Gibson, who calmly consents to remain in
such company, appear before every right
thinkingi man in the community And
finally what a magnificent ideal is being
set before those young men who are now
entering upon public lifel Pahl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

Made underand BY the authority Of an Act entitled Al
Act 10 regulate the receipt, custody aad Issue Of
the public moneys-and 70 provide for the audit
Of public accounts
Lon the first day Of each month the head OF eacl
Department will be prepared and delivered Il
the Minister Of Finance estimate Of the require
ments Of such Department for the months IN the form
prescribed in the Second Schedule Of the above men
TENED Act showing the head Of each Appropriation v
which the amounts required.
2.-Ali monies and revenues Of the Government col.
iectcd by each Department in Honolulu are to be paid
into the Treasury saturday morning Of each week
and within ten days from the last day Of each month
estaiicd specification Of the various sources from
whence the revenue, derived and the titles Of the
several accounts to which the raccounts are to be
credited n the form provided by the first schedule to
said AcN must be forwarded to the AuditoF-Genernl
On the FIRST day Of each month all monies on hand
must he paid in to balance the account to the end Of
the month.
The Supreme Court, Circuit Courts, Custom House
and PSstonoe will render their accounts quarterly
a.-Ali accounts for payment must be left with the
General for his certificate his once between
the hoHrs Of ten O'Clock A. H. and three O'Clock p n.
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays And the same
win be paid At the Treasury on the draft Of the head Of
the Department on Tuesdays and Thursdays, between
The hours Of ten O'Clock A. ~ and three O'Clock r. H.
And on Saturdays between the hours Of ten A. ~ and
noen-and at no other time.
All monies and revenues ofthe Government collected
er received either Of the Islands outside Of Honolu
ID, must be transmitted and accounted for A. pre-
seribcd in Section Of the said Act
SIMON X. kAAi, Minister Of Finance.
Jxo- (. wALkER, Auditor-cenerai.
Honoiulu. Nov. 9Th leee qs I'm
NEsshs l. II. KAruSIAI and Hon have this day been
appointed Commissioners Of Private Ways and Water
Rfhis for The District Of Waimcs. Island Of Kausi
rice ifessrs- Knudsen and KAhaoa- The Board Of
me District consists Of Rev @. b. Howell, l. II.
Eapunlai and ?. r. Hoi. JNo. Z. BUSH,
Minister Of Interior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

The Ladies having IN char9s he arranrcments cen
nrcscd With thr Faith niduI ne 81. 1oais cois<,
take this method cissanlng their sincere lhani- %
al who BY hpIf assistance aidedn me suctcs1il r.
cnnpiahmrni Of he uncriaklnE and he obtaining q
such gratifying results To Nh. q. Berger and ihe
Hawaiian Band thanks are returned Dor he Fialhisua
services rendered and the newspaper falefnits iof
their kindly nctises. Per Order.
Honolulu. Dee eh lsa Tls coannIll.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

or WEDNESDAY, December 9Th prox., at the from
entrance Of Alolsn Hale, At Il O'Clock n viii be col.
rublle Auction those parcels Of Government Land
known a. LEnEfsAuA and EAIIIIKAPU. sisuai'
In KouA, cahu subject 10 Lease which expires Sept
let 1877, al $40 per annum.
TERhs-Cash. Upset Price 500 foF the two piece
JNo. {. BUSH Minister OF Interior.
Interior once. Nov 2lsi, Iss2. ps
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
OFFICE SURF. wArER WORKS.

HONOLULU, July %, 1852.
All persons having Water Privileges ar, notified that
1sir Water Rates arc payable semiAunuAiy, in aa
vnnce- AZ The once Of the Superintendent o. Water
Notas, fcci II Nunanu Street, upon the ist dsr Of
Jsnnhry and July Of each year
{. B. WILSON,
supt Water Works.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
HoxoLuLu, Aug. ssih, Issa
Ncilcc u hereby given that applications fcr snv
p.rtlon q thc NEw GOVERNMENT LOAN M "a
urpo, oecwil nov be received at the Treasury. NJ
.ie interest is fixed AZ co. Six per cent per annua
payable stmiannually and The Bonds are eremp, RON
81 Government Taxes Whatsoever.
SIMON x KAAH.
a~ Minister Of the frternf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

DN VIRTrE or A FoWH| a.
~ ...s e1p..sa.l DE- e-ft..r 49, ~ -
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Vote & .siss.hI elan ~ ~ r,Il ar.,-.s
and t1lt 11In f,IlcI1Itfs q -
a urllnn. r. 800. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

REPoBTs from the Azores show very unsatis-
factory state Of things in that colony Adyices to
hand state that the drought continues throughout
the greater portion Of the islands and where rain
has falleft has come too late to be of any good 70
the crops. The emigration movement appears only
to be kept within its present limits by the scarcity
Of facilities for transport. The wine production
this year has been greatly inferior to that Of last
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
TN family Of our pouular d. s. Consul Shows NJ

Im family Of our popular o. s. Consul shows NJ
in the elections of the Great Republic in spite OF
the clean sweep the Democrats have been making
Major VIM. Mckinley, the Consuls brother. has
been elected in the Republican interest for the 18th
record in the House of Representatives and 4
well known there as brilliant speaker and good
debater. Another member Of the same family, B
=. Mckinley, Esq, uncle Of the Consul at this port
10th Senatorial District of San Francisco. No
one can deny the political ability of these gentle
man.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
The Planle,s, MonthIr for peoennber vas issn

The Planters Monthly for December was issued
last Monday. This publication, under the careful
management of Mr.. W. o. Smith. continues toim-
prove steadily, and is already becoming standard
work, to which very reliable papers on our sugar
industry are contributed by number Of practical
planters Articles on Sugar History the Recipro-
ity Treaty. Artesian Wells will all be found OF in
terest 4 communication upon the need of
Chemist, BY Mr.. r. A Macfe il, is especially op-
perfume. Much other matter win be found, all of
interest TO the general reader as well as to the
sugar planter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
NOTES.

win the p. c. 4. venture to name single one
Of the views in favor Of Hawaiian sugar interest
which It VIII openly oppose? Excepting of course
our view that relatives in Office Of the present Ha-
vaiian Ministry is not in the interest of planters
or any one else but themselrea
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

Or. Thnchor's Once
win be closed December sih, for professional visit
to Fausi N1n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

Nn cHAElEs MorrExo has been appointed Surveyor
and Guard for the PORT and Collection District Of
Mnhukons Hawaii E. n. HENDRr.
Approved suoN K. Kan, Deputy Collector
sst Minister Of Finance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

Ths regular Christmas Vacation Of all Government
schools Throughout the Kingdom, VIII cztend from
FRIDAY, the and Of December inst, to MONDAY,
The eh ofTJauuary next. from which dat, nrw term
wiz begin. W. JAS SMITH. Secretary.
Bducation once. Dec. let. 1889. a5i 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
Brp eadrsrfisemruts.
SIS Reward

WILL BE PAID ON CONVIC-
w tiof Of the party parties who went On board
OF the old schooner H0UNANI, and forcibly broke
open my trunk and distracted thcrcfro. Brass work
the value 81 40. lli 80 J. A. n0nERIs0N-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

Nj. q. r KAHAuoHA has been appointed Tax coliec-
Tor for the District Of North Kohaia Hawaii vice A.
Sahsku resigned SIMON K KAAI,
Minister Of Finance
Finance Dept, Dee. sth, lsss aA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

A X Hkrki has this day been appointed an Agent Of
ihis ono, for taking and certifying the acknowledge
euis TO instruments for the Distici ofwsaune Island
Of Oahu. in placc Of A Kaoliko. removed
THOMAS BROWN.
Approved; Resistrar Of conveyHnces
JEc. Z. BUsH. Minister Of Interior.
ReEistsr Once. Dec. 9Th, Isse "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06
Baluaiiall 6azette.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1852.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

Notice IL hereby given that A. KAnrlKo from and
afsr this date is longer an sgent Of this oce for
ths taking aud certifying the acknowledgement to
instruments the District Of wainuae Island o. ahu
THOMAS BROWN
Approved. Registrar Of conyeynnccs
Jse Z. BusH, Minister Of Interior
Register once Dec 9TH 1882 VA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-06

DEPARTMENT or INTERIOR,
BUREAU or IMMIGRATION.
HoSurLu, December Bth. Iss.
AppiicaTiont Tor Porturuesc LaboreTs win Be ~
reivrd Ut this once. JN0. +. BUSH,
~ In President Board OF Immigration