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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HE IN DEhSlGNED HAVING
Il been appointed Administrator OF the Estate Of
WAHAkANEl late Of Hio, Hawaii, deceased,
notice is hereby given all persons having claims
against the said Estate TO present the duly auth
entieated with the proper vouchers whether or
otherwise, to the undersigned within six months from
the date hereof they will be forever barred All per
sons owing the said Estate requested 20 make
immediate payment to the nndersigned
W. AUSTIN WHITING,
Administrator Estate OF Pekcio wahakanr.
Honolulu. December, e0th, 1852.
Ea.
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A i.a-1ri aznrdss has leu oslnzaitied n the
sSruchrls FlEntHrSsz- I'm S4furdAs The wife os
On Ha-urur. ols q he hznds- and dz1ehief u
au1Er haii 1n one rV.sidrli d Eaui. was sent By
- hn-e.Ent q t1s Fr0sisioas Al thu KahulEi
EHr Ahuz . a. hl- hnf,z rAs fuund uauder-
ana mhumt Mnal GmAn1 hlaar- Iht budy uls found
r. W-1ntaaas I-tzrzcun AZ a silnrs dist1ncr froin
NaIlF ~ a In lad s-aashrd N urizts bruised
aIrl rauGhre rrE-i -n1r the hudy werr fuund fuo
arunnr lrn- had rrnAamffr been nsrd 10 r0uzmit
- r.ru-dlr. q. hiarl nd hair ser sticking On
t111l ca L1l1s1HF ~ Inquest uAs leid and
rrrnr lrrrunu1 run rnalnriau A rruHrd Of SEC has
l-r1 sif1--3
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7. II. FOSTER, ". BUCKLE.
X. LISHMAN, T. VI. HATCH.
n MAcEAPT.ANE ID al~STVN

a. said Jurors TO consider the propriey Of widening
the aid Street and to meet His Excelency the Minis
Of the Interior at Aliolan Hale, FRIDAY, the 18th
day Of December A. d. fsSe. at o'clock p n. and
ter Of the Interior to said Alakea Street and then and
there decide 10 the pIoprey Of widening said Street
and report TO His Exeeeney the Minister OF the Inter
ior their proceedings thereon. W c. PARKE
I'D
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Administrators Notice.
? THE

Ionolulu. Dec. ith. fsss.
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or Treaty interests have, of course,
occupied a large share Of public atten-
1uu; and care has been taken 10 have
them properly looked after in Washington.
The appointment Of Dr. J, Mott Smith, to
assist IN the Legation at Washington and
70 specially look after sugar matters, was
very judiciOus At the present writing
Treaty matters seem to be- regarded IN u
favorable hight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-27
NOT ES.

VIZ hear that vessel has been chartered for the
purpose of bringing Portuguese immigrants; she
will shortly start for this port 1t is said that i'm
migration prospects are good.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-27

COMPLAINTS have time and again been made
about the goats on Punchbowl, and the valleys
behind. Goats are infinitely more destructive
than horses or cattle The latter have all been
taken of the government lands about Honolulu,
while the wretched goats are allowed to roam about
at will, destroying the young trees faster than
nature or art, either, get them to grow. II
seems as if it were quite in the power of the Min
lister of Interior 10 order these pests off the Gov
eminent lands. We understand that it is the
intention of the Agricultural society TO bring this
matter under the notice of the Minister.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-27
Tuesday, Jan. 2nd, 1882,

The following property belonging to the Estate Of
L. MOEH0NUA deceased, ,ituated IN
KALIfIf, HONOLULU. OAHU.
IsT.-THE FISH POND OF s.ANAyoI0iy' caa
ians enclosed Of 6 Acres, and fishins E-hs
In space Of a65 Acres seward
aND.-THE FISH POND OF PAHAuIKI CON
tanning enclosed OF Is slOths Acres totiA.'
with the privileges thereunto belonging
mer, the balance when deeds ready; other~s ih'
. per cent will be forfeited.
CO FOR further information enquire Of the Hndef
signed. who will show charts &c
d. X FYFE.
Commissioner sell the real esiate o. l. Noehssa.
I-c.a.n.I ~
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CUPREME COURT OF THE HA-

- III W. ~ vi IlA-
~ WAl1AN ISLANDS. In Prohate.-fn the matter
Of the Estate Of CHAS. WING late OF Honolulu de-
ceased At Chambers before Justice MeCully
On reading and fllnc the petition and accounts Of
W Pierce and j. Fisher, Executors Of the VIII Of
Charles Wing late Of Horoulu. deceased wherein
they ask 10 be allowed ss5 q and charge Themselves
with 81 5hs, and ask that the same may be examined
and approved and that anal order may be made Of
distribution OF the property remaining In their hand.
such.
10 m, before the said Justice Al Chamber in me
Court House, ut Honolulu. be and the same is hereby
appointed the time and place FOR hearing aid nett
ton and accounts and that all persons Interested NAV
then and there appear and show cause N they have
why the should not be granted and NAV prrsrnt
evidence TO who entitled to the said prop.rty
And that this order, In the English language hc pub
shed in the Hawaiian Gazette newspaper printed and
published in Honolulu for three successive weeks pre-
yious TO the time therein appointed for said tearing.
Dated at Honolulu II. l., Dec. Eth, is-s-
l.. McCULLY. Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Attest. JNO E BkUS Clerk
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5. Z. BISHOP. j. 1. DOwsETT.
5. d. DOLE. ]. L. KAwAINUI.
" IL IAS1IE " L GREEN

said Jurors to consider the propriety Of widening
the said Street, and 10 meet His kxceiCncy the Minis
ter Of the Interior at Aliiolan Hale, on WEDNESDAY
the eth day of December, A. ID. fss, at O'Clock ~
and then and there proceed with the Minister OF the
Interior to said Merchant and then and there
decide to the pTopreiy OF widening said street and
ngs thereon. W. G.. PARKE
gB q Narshai
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IrrsI Edrsrfissn,smfs.

CUPREME COURT OF THE ia
- wAIIAN ISLANDS. In the Estate Of W. 1. N.
AUSTIN, Of Honolulu deceased, intcstste. Before Mr.
Justice Austin
on reading and ling the petition Of Charles T. Gu
lick Of Honolulu. alleging that VIM. l.. N. Austin 81
Honolulu Oahu died fnfcstaie al Honoulu on the 81
dav OF December A. D. is, and praying that letters
Of administration issue TO said Charles 7. GuIick
II Is ordered that THURSDAY, the 18th dny or Jan
vary A. d. 1851 at 10 O'Clock Of said day. be and
hereby appointed for hearing said petition before the
said Justice in the Court Room Of this Court Homo
lulu al which time and place all persons concerned
may appear and show cause II any they have. Why said
petition should be granted and that this order be
published in the English language for three successive
weeks In the Hawaiian Gazette " newspaper In Hc-
nolnlu-
Aud II Is further oriored that said Charles 7. Guck
be appointed temporary administrator Of said Estate
UNTIL further order therein
Dated Honolulu, II. l., December 18th A. ID. fSss
BENZ H. AuLTIN,
Attest: d. X FYrE, Justice Of Suprcmc Court
non mr.
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Bawaiiarl Gazette.
EsT Nopus IN MINIS.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %. 1852.

YrEr nearly at an end Is 1882 in four
days more We shall be ready TO say
Ring out the old. ring in the new
We shall al be wishing one another a
Happy New Year; we shall all, more or
les. he wondering what Is before ms IN
the future. Specializing as 10 the success
and happiness and throwing out Of the
calculation the unpleasant element of
failure winch SO often mars the best laid
plans q men. somehow. no matter how
hard has been a mans experience, the New
Year Away presents a rosy hue to him;
that ailevistion Of all the Ills that flesh Is
heir 10. HOPE. hrichtens the prospect Of
The coming wear We hope that such
wishes and aspirations may be realized not
for individuals only, but for the whole Of
our Little nation collectively. Specializing
on the future however. is hardly as profit
able a. studying the past: tdoes not come
snoupor1Frne then with the last issue Of
the GAzErTT for 1882 10 make some slight
review 81 the year. TO pick up few OF the
salient points and put them together IN
convenient shape.
The wear which j. now closing. has not
l,,.en ven eventful one. either at home
OF abroad. During the course Of 1881 far
more striking occurrences happened, but
u is after al the quiet and uneventful
years which tend most to give happiness
b mankind We may at once write down
the wear a. one Of great commercial pros
rerity: almost every branch Of industry
hss pushed forward; the greatest increase
~ c1urse beng IN the product Of our
crest staple: this has We believe fully
reached The estimate given in the GAzETTE
= last wear, w. s.. GO tins: we are informed
that statistics IN the hands Of the Planters
Labor and Supply Co, figure upon crop
g $500 for the year 1888. We give be
low table Of exports for the first nine
months Of the present year They show
al increase Of Sl57l. l2l 60 upon the SINH
Jar pcri0d n ISL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-27
Sprrial Nnfres.

Furnished Rooms en- Suite. A neat and cosy Parlor
Sitting Room and Bed Room can be had by an carly
application at 1855 NO. 4 GARDEN LANE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-27
NOTICE.

THE BELOW NAMED PERSONS
l. requested 10 call at the Clerks Once Supreme
Court month from date ard take out the Appoint
ment from the Probate Court. Administrations OF
Guardians as mentioned opposite their respective
names and 70 file the bonds required by the Court
J Z Mills Admin'sir, Estate Of VIM Dart. dc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-27

A t CHAMBERS, CIRCUIT JUDGE

4 t CHAMBERS, CIRCUIT JUDGE
IA THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Hawaiian Islands
In Probate In the Estate Of TITUS COAN, Of Hlio,
Hawaii, deceased.
document purporting TO be the last VIII and tesla
ment Of Titus Cean. deceased, having the f4th dsy
OF December y D. ls been presented 10 said Probate
Court. and petition for the probate thereof and for
issuance OF letters testamensry and Of Standardization
to Lydia Il. Ccan, and Samuel L Coan.
II Is hereby ordered that FRIDAY, the sd DAY Of
February, A. d. 1855. at o'clock D. m at the Court
House, In Hilo, Hawaii be, and the same Is hereby
appointed the time for proving said VIII and hearing
said application. when and where. any person inter
e-ted appear and contest the said WILL and the
granting of letters testamenary and Of administration
=. $: LYMAN, Circuit Judge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-27

D DIIITET E0TEs
ruptcy Of PETER LARkIN.
Whereas Peter Larkin has fied his petition bcf,rr
me PRAYING 10 be adjudged q Bankrupt and an order
dated 18th December instant issued to the Nrrrh.
OF the Hawaiian Islands to take possession OF the aid
debtors property and TO pnt his store houscr counting
houses effects, books and papers under lock and seal
Now therefore, II Is ordered that MONDAY Janusrr
5th. is at my Chambers shall be the time and place
of hearing and deciding said petition and that due
publication be given thereof required By law for
three weeks in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
BENZ. II. AUSTIN
Attest. JSc. E. BsKSARp,
Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
Honolulu her. II orr
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Administrators Notice.

AuHIHlstIdlUls uutlce+
fVHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
a been appointed administrator Of the Estate Of
JUN AORGAN. late Of Honolulu, deceased notice Is
hereby given to all persons having claims against the
saia estate 10 present the same, duly authenticated
VILE the proper vouchers Whether secured or other
Wise 10 the undersigned within six months from the
date hereof They will be forever barred All persons
owing the said estate are requesed 10 make
payment 10 the undersigned
W AUSTIN WHITING.
Administrator Of the Estate Of John Norvnn DECREASED
Honoluln. Dee. isth, ise. g54
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ATCHANBERS. CIRCUIT .TIrDC

"a THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Hawaiian Island.
In Probate. In the Estate OF JOHN PARKER Of
Hilo. Hawaii, deceased.
On reading and ding the petition Of Eliza Parker,
alleging that John Parker Of Waiakca. lilo. Hawaii
died intesiate at lio. about the Id day Of Dec
A. D. isss and praying that letters Of i.traion
issue to said Eliza Parker.
II Is ordered that FRIDAY the 18th dav Of Januarv
A. D. 1856 at 10 O'Clock a. m. In the Court House al
Hilo Hawaii, be and is appointed the time md place
for hearing said petition and any objections that nav
be offered thereto +. s. LYMAN
ma, - Circuit Judge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-27

ACCORDING to the hgures OF the Statlstleian OF the
New York Chamber of Commerce, the consumption
of sugar in the United States during the year 1881
was II per cent larger than for the previous year
amounting TO 9lS 500 tons, against S24 600 in 1880
and 900 in 1873 Adding to this the sugars made
from molasses and maple, the consumption reach
es grand total of 10000 tons. New York, the
chief distributing point of the trade received dur
ing the year 5000 tons against $4,000 tons in
1879, and it distributed TO home consumers $4,000
against J6S 900 tons in 1880 Of the total importa
tons into the States which reached the amount of
77s,00O, New York received $4,000 tons, nearly
20 per cent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-27

Tutal Hawaiian lsI'ds smo 81 S7.co0-sf9ss
Total Hawaiian lsl'ds gmo'si 4.429.2ls.4
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The Deposit Endowment Policy and the
Mutual Investment Policy.

This Is one Of the most reliable Companies extant
has no superior, and few equals Settles all Claim.
promptly; act honestly and fairly by al.
y For further information, write to, or call or
r. ". LAME.
" Gencrai Agent for the Haaziisn Islands
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NOTICE |!

HAVE THIS DAY APPOISIED
i Mr. n W MEYER Of Aolokai- a. ny Asint. ~
Hon. II. A. wideraann- resigned vrvrrro.sxI
Houoluiu. Sov- is.h issa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-27
F. S. PRATT q CO.

Auctioneers and General Commission Aerehan"'
Beassr Block. Queen Street, HonolEiu' II
Special attention giysu 10 the ssle Of Real lnd TT
ssnal Properly
Bl sf- Advances made on cousiHmenfs- IS y
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Commissioners Sale

9 UPREME COURT. IN PROBATE.
- By virtue Of an order Of Sale Issued By the Hon.
Francis Judd the undersigned will sell al Public Aue
ton at IL O'Clock noon. on
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DR.. Thach1's Office
VIII be closed December 4th, for professional visit
10 Kauai qgatf
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Az instance of the suns rays being concentrated

An instance of the SUMS rays being concentrated
with dangerous effect took place at the Town Hall,
Melbourne, lately, and proved pretty conclusively
how some fires the origin of which is unknown,
a glass water-botte, partly filled, was left on a
window sill in one of the underground offices, and
in the morning the suns rays were concentrated
by means of it to focus on the top of desk,
which they quickly set alight. Fortunately the
daughter Of Mr.. Mcdonald, the Mayors orderly,
was present, and catching glimpse of what was
so quietly Transporting, she at once removed the
source Of danger, and thus averted what might
have been serious injury.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-27
Assignees' Sale |!

WHEREAS LEE ON CIIISAMAS.
w doing basiness II PHneo- Hlol IIswaii has H.
assignment Of all ais property 70 The unasfss,se
70. the benefit Of his ereditoFs' All Persons
ment 70 H. Hitchcock Esq; and al creditors y
aid Lee On requested 10 send Y ihei,
~, ,ro,s AL $500 - d n HITCHcOcS
1870 " C JONES.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-05-25

PcTLATCH PEoPLE.-We have conversed
with several Potlatch citizens this week, all
of whom say, give them cheap transporta.
tion to a market and they can supply an
empire Of people with bread stuff at tair
rates. If there had been any certain pros.
pect of getting their grain to market this
season, the settlers there would have sown
thrice the quantity Of land this Spring.
They are glad to learn that the O. r. & N.
Company's boats have tried the navigation
OF Clearwater to mouth of Potiatch and
found it practicable at high water. This
will afford some relief, though their grain
will have to be kept in u granary or ware
house about 10 months each year before
shipment. What they want is railroad,
which can be utilized all the year for their
benefit. This they must have, if they are
compelled to help build it themselves.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-05-25

road down the Clearwater and Snake
to connect with the Seattle road across
the Ca-cades, or if Il 9 people of Walla
Walla are disposed to affiliate at all
with Lewiston in the matter let the
road be built direct from here to Walla
Walla and fern the connection with
the Seattle road at that point and then
Walla Walla also will derive some ben
eft from road tapping the country
east Ct US. These matters must be
looked after carefully by the people Of
Lewiston before the lines are set against
US. Let every man embrace his op,
portunity.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-05-25

TELEGRApHIC /!
Especial to the TELLxR,1


SPOKANE FALLS, May %, 1854
railroad ACCIDENT of a peculiar nature
occurred about three miles east of here
yesterday. The east hound train con-
sisting Of about twenty-seren freigh:,
one passenger and express car. became
uncoupled about the forward portion
and becoming considerably ahead be.
fore the engineer noticed the separation
and thinking the rear end of the train
was stationary backed up. but it SO
happened that the rest of the train was
on down grade and running at full
speed. The collision was terrible, eleven
cars being piled on top of one another
and broken to splinters. A brake.
man named NJ. Z. Sancey was taken
from the debris in an insepsible condi.
ton and brought to this city; it was
thought he was fatally in ured, but
there are hopes of his recovery to-day.
None Of the passengers sustained any
injury beyond good shaking up, theirs
being the last coach. A fireman on
the railroad named john Ringwood
got killed on Sunday last at Sandy
Point by being accidently run over by
an engine.
A horse thief named Alday Newell
was lynched near Rockford, w. T., on
Sunday night, his body was found
hanging from q tree by the roadside
yesterday morning. He was caught
in the act OF running of band of
stolen horses to Montana. NJ.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-05-25
New idaho Officials,

CHICAGO, May ia Washington
special says: The commission Of the
Marshal Of Idaho expired some days
since, and his successors name has been
called for daily. 1t comes from pretty
good au hority that Mr.. Fred. Albers,
Of Illinois, will receive the appointment
within a day or two. He is backed
by Secretary Lincoln and Vice Presi
dent Davis, and is deserving young
Republican. The Office of Surveyor
General will also be filled by the Pres
ident within a short time, aud the
private secretary Of ex Senator Conk-
ling, John Wilson of Wyoming, is
championed for the place by Represen-
tat,ves Page and Pacheco. He will
in all probability receive the place.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-05-25
NOTICE FOR OBLIGATION.
WILLIAM WORNSTAFF.
LAND OFFICE AT

CoIfax, W. T. April % 1882.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support Of
his claim. and that said proof will be made BE-
fore the register or receiver, U s. Land Once
COlfax, W. T.. on June Is, 1882. at 10 .. M,
viz: VIM. Wornstaf who made homestead en-
Try. No. 533, (Wslla Walla series) for the net
aw4 soc 10 VI sw Or. or lots and and tho
SO ar sw Or sec Is tp Is IS ew m. He
names the following as his witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz: Neil Stewart, WIN. whitley
A. J. Wymer aud John Landry all Of Leitch-
vile, P. o. W.T.,
J. NJ. ARMSTRONG,
no-3O Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-05-25
CITY ELECTIONl

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there will be an election held at Levist on
on Monday, juno IL 1882, for the purpose O,
electing the following city officers for the en-
suing year:
One Mayor. One Marshal. One Treasurer.
Two Council! en-. for Ward No. /. Two
COuncilmen for Ward No. 2,
Ward No. polls open at the court house.
Judges. W. +. Kettenbach, A. Binnard. c.
Weisgerber; Clerks. l. N. Maxwell. J. c. Ell
ger. Ward No. 2. polls open at school house
Judges. L. Rowley A. Il. Smell, 8. C. Thomp.
son; clerks. J. W. Poe, Robt. Schleichcr. Polls
open at y o'clock NJ, close a p NJ.
By order of the Common Council.
.. N. VINCENT, City Clerk.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-05-25
NEW RAILROAD ROUTES PRO.
JECTED,

The Directors OF the 0. r. l. n. Co.
held meeting at Portland, May Sd,
and resolved to a. I'd five roads to their
system, The first of which is as fol-
lows: "A line from the city Of Walla
Walla in Washington Territory, ia q
generally no,theasterly direction to
Snake river, at or near Texas Ferry
and thence following the valley Of the
Snake river to Lewiston, in Idaho Ter
ritory, with branch from point three
miles south Of Grange City in a gener
ally easterly direction to the said city
of lewiston"
A second is from Walla Walla to
Pendleton.
A third is from point on the pres
ent road down the Columbia river be
tween Uu atilla end The Da]les up the
John Day river, southerly about 90
miles with branch up Rock creek
80 miles.
A fourth is from said Columbia river
road up Willow creek to Hepner.
A fifth is from point on the Baker
City road up Butter creek 80 miles.
On the same day the Directors Of
the Oregon Transcon,inental Company
projected eighteen additional ,utes to
those embraced in the original incor.
poration filing. Two of these make
Lewiston q terminus as follows: A
railroad and telegraph line from the
town Of lewiston, on Snake river, in
Idaho Territory, ia generally easter
ly direction up the valley of Clearwater
river crossing the Bitter Root noun.
tains at the town Of Missoula in the
Territory of Montana.
The other is "a railroad and tele.
graph line from the town of Lewiston,
in Idaho Territory, in soutberly di.
rection up the valley Of the Snake river
to point at or near Boise City, in
said Territory.
All these projected railroads look
we'll and proper. But when said com
ranies propose building them is a mat
ter yet untold, whether in the present
or in the future century is not ye.
known. To a person occupying our
stand point, it does appear that this
published programme of railroads is
made to advertise to the world that
these companies have under their finan-
cial control all the practical routes there
are in the Northwest, and hence bid |
ding defiance to any other company or
entering upon the field to
make q beginning or securing foot
hold. They may succeed in this game
OF bluff, but We should not be surprised
to learn that other companies now or.
gained would contest their right and
build some Of these'in ad Vance of them.
At any rate the railroad prospect is
now good, so long as their money holds
out.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-05-25

Justice James decision of court in
banc upon exceptions in the Guittesu
case, denied new trial and affirmed
the judgement OF the lower court.
Michael Davitt stated in q speech
at Manchester that there could be no
rest for IrishnsO and English Wings
until LAndlordism was abolished.
The police charged the rioters 10 a
riot At Limerick, ireland, with Fixed
bayonets and several persons were in
jured.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-05-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. s. LAND OF FICE,

U @ Ia D OT ICE,
Colfax. W. T. May 10 1882.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho following named settler has fled no.
tice Of his intention to make final proof in sup.
port Of his claim, and that sail proof will be
made before the U Land Office at Colfax. W.
7. on June "a. 1882. 2 p. IN. viz: Miles +.
Hooper who hled DS 1867 TO. the nv or sw or
and sw ar NV qrsec 9 and ne Or. Sc or sec s tp
IL mr. ~ e, W NJ. He names the following
witnesses t. prove hls continuous residence up.
on and cultivation Of said land. viz: A. II.
Maxwell l.. P. Brown, Charles WarnstaG and
Edward Taylor all Of Leitchvil!e P. o. W. T.
j. NJ. ARMSTRONG,
81 Register.