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uontl ,ofoD ut,Nn,y,,

IAN, ftc In lav an pollyn,, said the i'm.
mortal Nasty. IL yuu don't swindc the
government ,ome olhct fellow viii. said lhe
natotuw Tweed Tho writer has hetntc him
memoranda implieaiing three VI The mo,t pto.
mincnt citizens II Honolulu in transactions
which ar known by different name. in liar,
cut ei,clcs They atc ethct smart bu,incss
transactions ot They arr dishouonhlo over
reaching ~ yuu thuusc 10 look upon them,
In ono case, arer amount IT bond. are
accepted ~ security for MONEY, owed 10y the
government, overdue ifnm q depleted apptp.
rIiatton. IN this case Il IS perfectly we'll
known that the transaction ia IN irregular one.
anil the debtor wink, at The ircfultdty. think
iug ~ protect himself In another case. a
citiscn enter, into pn,i agreement with the
government to tent lot II land iuf the cree
iion " Q government h1iilIng The Got Is
eoniiruou, Go land ~ equal dimensions leased
tot q yearly rental at least wuihiri, less Than
The yearly rental to he paid Ivy The govern.
mcni, for Thirty ycar al the end of which
time the huihlinp erected by the GOVERN.
mcnt Is to revert to the owner NJ the land.
IN a third instance, q money lender holds the
whip hand VI political crisis The govern.
menl has been plunging into one eNmwgasc
after another II has spent all its money II
j. awmlly hard mp. The money lender has il
in hi, power to squeeze the cNtmmganl powers
that be, and COMPEL them 10 moderation. AZ
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-18

The remarks VI our correspondent, in refer
cnee 10 The destruction ~ ireshei of the Wal
ava Bsidgc, We fully endorse. Il VA,
genenlly undersio.@i fn'm Is b,l.inaiag iha,
Il waa ~. and nothing else. There was No
eanhl, need of br,dge where il was put as
the iqd !, only an aakle-deep, with a good
hard loilomi and certainly MT Ol,cner i'm.
passal'le than A. our correspondent saya. al,oui
once In yeaf, and then only for fc~ hours
AT mos. u eoai The government $1,000. that
d, nomieall, Like msny o,he, public aiiairs
under the duec'ion and management ol the
gosernmeni. lherr Is good g'ound ios supl.a
lac that there ~as mote than mere ioolishness
and ineapse.iy coaneeial with the construction
oi this bridge. ,sas only oi piece. ko~.
ever. with much osher work 81 the same Kind
that has lately been going on The govern
meni organ iaiosms i,s readers. thai The minis.
is' u ,hs inferior, aier hearing of the dis.
as'es. i'ams'iis'ely prcecesie'l 10 the sccac 10
anangr ios is replacement. We hope this
j. no, sms, and CERTAINLY believe that Mr..
Gal'sk : common sense will enable him 10 sec
'he ahsu'disy ol any such an attempt
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M0w L0N0. o AnRn

While under oath, al lhe irial of Mr.. Thrun,
ios libel. Mt Fitch stated, in regard to Nh.
sumner. that on aeeouu, of leprous sores
having since broken ou, on him, he had been
ordered back TO kakaako. On Thun.lay
evening last, Nc, Summer wr, sssn hobbline
along Nuuanu street. 10 the company Of an.
o'her person. whal Is the i,u,h thai Nj.
summer was ever ordered back; OF thai he has
again been discharged as "cufcd leper -
On ihs ,ame evening. on the same street. an.
o'hes lspsr "a white mani. vho has ior many
months past been confined 1t kakaako, uas
seen walking about in deplorahle condition.
II Is time that public meeting was called TO
settle more definitely the qus>iion as to
~hs'hes ihs healthy community have neh,
TO be heard IN this matter os not. A. Messss,
Gibson ami fl,eh ase apparently Len, upon
solving the question ss TO the commuasy'.
nights IN the matter, the sooner il i ys,ysd tbs
better.
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,hliru ~ rrsls. : " Uaysslj1a. Z J Ita,.sidau.
Nr klrs, a. lhi,sldan, vie ani .hl,lscu
tum ksusi rsi Iames Mckee AufuHis - raus.
" " Uomsi iut a"p. srt kottwf Nr tsria'u tni
ltll
lfm san ter.i,a,. ~ a.y tamp.on Aueu.t
laul Nsa .uie,t. ! " Me,besnsy
tHm s.nivsrl rnp., rsf ieshut Auc~t Vi, y a
ftfuplds 4 Nia. I nf.v Ura t.at Mt.s u tid,
NJ. i sdi. a. " kiattuA
Departures
Fm kahuibi. rrt kiaurt Usu Aueui ti tsofus
ltsauls tatH RNti4HS T. thmttHn. \ y irnr..
NH % v. Shove. } husn.
tw ksust w q nshnp August ~ Niece
Nrtl, o. laNiurI NJ tiuIttu1u. % Wtlef Mo "
hsdauj Nj. NlaH y >,ho,blt. NJ We,ehi thti
Why Nr Niiau
fsl Niafsi ,rd Naoi, ~ tebua, Nusus, ,i
tluuu lli. 2 N tuuufHuham. 7 u HNta. t1r. lr,.
Net k'mst Nstpfs D tnj u ietroHn
DIV k,rai ps, fsues Make, Nusua tt ! n
NDHi, " 81 Whitney ~ s.holf. Nj, lshHaIu. ' "
NrH Ns Sia.i.IHtH
lt eHiesri r.fa ~ ltaitr. August ts cot
Claw 'lf,,Hsls a'.I family y Waterman NJ t.,rtes
N.l. fHi aiut. slt I4.i..n N y itHirft aHl 40,
~ o. i4H. Hl tee. Me- r., trti,, ani dsuahist.
" N i.syH. NJ ls,e,. NJ, rnam. W l,pt5.
NNsH-. l. u WAHn,t. p,ii eirYh.,in T. 1, I.h
ianW D ~ k'vtlHul sni fhiiifro
t.. .aH fnu,ia.o prt pista,ef, August w q
bIHut st,h,i d titDl
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lom San rnar,4a. Wv Elsurre. August o..
NnIi GO. tf WHlHH, IS cows, HORSES ~ tutlef
hsts. pis. furniture 3 hgsey drugs. :
WIham, 81 pl mmimr No, 4 Go, -. Z ~
H.nr, tr ds rnoes. ro crates eniau' rt NCo.
rla. Iapst. lrf iuls u Cfrcne. rtrs lapst. Ailsi
k'tin.'n is1' r1't,, lso tlle, ,hugiss >sh,,f,
Co. pts pluvs. io1 g., birid, fo hale hay. to 81
Head. 30 ,,trlus, ci tvneuss, ! bms almou,
htkip luitrl % thls salmon. 40 4 As h1uf, a,i b
barley, st nils s,ln0n, coal 80. ts sl4 ttators
~ - o1t,n,. 70 e sa,lir' iao,ngsr . o
as,r, - l..s,. 3 lalr. baes. Mbbsb. me-,
tfunlE O. luftsi ttlan lHt,ls sn lids iar. ol ~ ii
Arlvr, M,thc'gsY = SOW sst rhg, ',se'tc'i gr.
outi tfver, 3 tanls, fan hiies shingles W !
l"lcr, H. lalrs hay, - als oart; 4 " GuY, IS bale
hay ~ 'ks hau, 80 sls oats. tlcgham go, ior
rls, rc.ir'i ll'lle. 60, 80 Pkg guect,cs, i5 e
= kGiygue. pkg oret, llall \ Son, IS ptss furniture
M't lm~ lHek, y Fsgs sewing ma.hines, 5rkgs i,
glSi a,. y - .'99 i, s nsyIy sa, g ,s9" lya', ~,
mash,uc .nndti,,. Mssun. , q. cotton. ~ nc'i
tunl,, ouiot 2 plgs printing pfrss. 81 jerks
t1v plgs uriN lee,l, dry euois, gents fancy good
anil dHhius, s,e Chinese htms, o. pig, mdsc
From San tnn,isco, pet Lady lampson, August u
Brewer 4 CO. t,yi5 hars bono meal, 'n1 bags hour
rs IS hrcad. wheels is bfnlr she's, 80 ~
barley ioo ~ oats pS bales hay, ~ bran, st
miadhHg~ ses wheat, sks COM, pkgs cart, o. r.
pifr, 1D 'iairs bags. Dillingham; & Co plated ware
l9 ptys hardware, is bilcs wires; 7 Mrlnemy. pig
maftle dust and vhiiHg, & u hshop, pkg iunl
turr. 'rrf liinls, ~ pkgs stoves. Sfcso,ck, Cray q
O.. hore; MethrsurN x Srn, % plga gr,,crtic,
Alien Robinson ptes blinds 3 bale, duck; Wilde,
Go, go PIG. dos,fs blinds. windows. iiackfold \
Go, 80 plg, BONG meal; MelncrncY, pks Try
S'', llo'iiiehlaeg5I GO; rtsg' ,'ea,i nayie' %
frances Hall SON - pkg, leather Twin S Co. >
Vsgs alnan, Mr. \ Singer, 3ss SIS Aour; Lyons 4
Levy, es guns; ships accouni, soo bales hay, IS
hllcs shingles, tuo VI hficls
From Eureka, per Lena SwraSry, August t.-Arer
Robinson, fS,tto 4 surfaced lumber o7 o,su rough
DO ooo h,iics shingles, pluugcr.
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Merehaa, Vessel. Now in Port.
Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports


bE1NgN, Ger. bk. MA9AflAx............. .sande,
Due Nov i-le. a. haekfeld Co. Agents
hstNHN, Has "a kALH. .............. Rashfas.
Due Nov. esYs ". Hackield & Co, agenis
.NAnni, Has "a iotANi ....,.s s.... Darci.
Dae Dee. i.io. II. Haekfeld * Co, Agents
Nav CAsrlk \. : W BIu IL AGNEs Wiisos Guy
Doe Nov. I.ta- u. ilaekfeit a Co. Agents
Nav CNsIit. n ; W. Ger ~ caSisriNs ,wilaianF
:, Dss ot- ,9'1a H. liaekisid 4 Co. Agents
Nan CAsrlf, \. ). W, Am. III. M. Riprotr Scar
Ma C.srtn, N W, - BrlIr iSis
70 MahakoaA.
s'w cA.rus, 5. W.. Am bltne M.lAv pe,srson
Nav leHs. An. bk. SrAsrAN ........... Crosslry
Nov dur. oaaie 4 Cooke, Agents
NV Noss, Bat. "a. HsSSr Jsnis. I.liiinos-
10 ssd sariy 70 jane c-sie q Cooke. Agents
lisssIsol, i'ni "a NsLis1ArE. rE.-t........,. fdkin
doe srGa. $50 T. a. Dasi-s a Ca, Asenis
Lsr.ssoot- brii Va LnrrrsfSs .s.., .--------
IAvssraoi, Rrii. "a CnAsA.
fosf oAA.ls. Anl Ia, fnnsAIu. ....4 .4.. Cane
Nos doe. n, HaskieiI Ca, Axtl
fiosfos, AH- "a aAsraA DAVIS, -.,...... Ecns..a
:, L.aai,ss n.S h'.~s' q Co, Agents.
iss.dsss May g. ". Haftfsli a Co, Agents
sAs fsANcseeo PMS :, Clfe 90 SgDkas Deail.,fn
Dsss Asgsa I. ~. iiartirli a ca. Agents
oAN f.As,l.4o, ssh. klfoHIas. ..----- -
NsN tssscitco. An. III Ixnnafr ... Whita~<
sAN tsAseisee, .ia seh. ko,As,o ..,.. s~h
s.a rssSciss4 % aa. Ls,.. rpsss. Lsr.......-
sss tsAse'-cs, As,. btiss EsAA CsApmSA Msisa
bss Aug. s a. ii.eki.ti& 60, Arsats
tfpnsI, A.AN tiTt 90 Nfs ADsA .. t..ll,
b-s Aus. -. n. naclfsh 4 Co. AseYk
u asodDf, Aai, hitss Mosuok -
Lssefs Nolar. AgenS
k M ) saassitfr.
u ~ fskaArpsA
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Honolulu, August IS, 1883.


EDITOR SATURDAY. PREss--.Sir, The Wal
ava bridge was carried away yesterday by III.
hrN ireshei, in three months eiier lis con
siruciion. Said bridge is commonly undcrsh,o,
I" have afforded a notable example Of oiiicia
corruption. he that as il may, il affords an
unguesiionable specimen Of Iankest ienoranc,
and stupidity stupidity, in locating 4 bridge
IN the precise spot chosen in the past for !
lord out OF all other possible crossing places o
the stream adapted for ford, because NJ IN,
point where the banks were lowest with a low
Hat on each side. For The same reason. II wa,
precisely the place not to place a bridge. be.
cause by M reasonable expense could the
abuiments he raised high enough To prevent !
good ircshet from Overlooking the noor Of the
brhige. a little hrher down we're high hanks.
and quarter of a mile below was 4 village
also possessing good hanks, and every way en-
utlcd TO the public road whenever a bridge
could I've constructed. From the latter poini
also, the road could have been carried a, an
easy grade up to the plateau which now neces.
siiates SO steep rise.
The S7,ono thrown away, ior lack of in,elli.
gent direction, would iar more than have
su'liced to have constructed several new pieces
OF road greatly needed IN the Eva district.
rory years ago, some excuse nigh, have been
iound iof the ignorance that carried the road
nanka, up the steep pals oi Waimalu and
halauao, al each point making a rise of Iso
ieei, when turn ssawand wouIl have brouph,
the road oui upon the plateau al agenilc grade
with rise of moi oyer hf,y feet.
This .haage sh"uli have been made Ion,
ago hul the kanaka mind secs GLORY in
bridges where none arc needed. The io,L al
waiaua Is o peHecily good one, and ircshet.
Ia NOT inicftupl tfaxcl sfx ha.,ss In /. f..-.l..
month. a hs'sIge Is M rnose neeled there, on
At Waimaln. than fifth wheel 10 coach.
=. MASASA.
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PASSENGERS
Aai..is

isoaa kas fiaaes,os ~ fl,aa.s, Ausaa s,.-I,s :
1. i~sse ~, s'ss bs.s,a .sd -. laass, is,sceo.
a,.e i-ss'is Ahls,k. his, A.y M,s,ahs, " saiih
J u r.its, y u ,.s.ss. ,.,o iisr.
tss~ Ma, ..i Aaii-i, ~ i@hsa. Aaxua q, X
" As,u, An HA
tssas hsiulai Isf kilagsa iian Aasas a. " %
sssAi. . Asa'ifs.sr Asd -, Ahana, n, kiasa saA
s@sa35. Nj kaiisianl
tta-< k4aai, ~ 4 X n.hnp Aagaa a " S.kaa.i,
~ ~ bns hsgs,.ssi, o,irs.,.n o sisiis an.i
.i.ssttss, , ksibaas,, VI A MA.sDe,, 4 As.n.an.
Af1of-
tspsS s,@1s .i posts, pr l.lshls. Aaeua - X
.ii~ss. " t.o, nsss i>-sf, Nall-.s, q u tw~,h
xl.a.. Ae.s' Ms is.s. NJ, "a a.. ssi sss1 ~
o.s- N Cosyu. f-Akn Lsssa~, } hsoa.< b n
-Alsn. c fs>A1sass<, Gays hasss>sa. ..ls .aa 4
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SATURDAY PRESS
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10. 1884.
aIRsoN. rIrcn 4yD lrrsoSr.

Mr. Gihson's friends pretend 10 scoff a, tn
idea that he in anywiSe indorses MIR. Fitch as
medical man, or fitting occupant Of the ofiic,
he Is now holding, claiming tha, Mr. Fitcl
was Saddled ON 10 him by the legislature ii
1889, and that he would be only too glad t,
be rid Of him, should the Opportunity offer
Now, no one SupposeS, for an instant, ,ha
M. Gibson does indorse Mr.. Fitch as a me,li
cal practitioner or that he would, under AM
circumstances, call him in TO attend his owr
family; and this is precisely the reason upor
which our assumption is based, that he is re
tanned in office for political ends only. Suci
an opinion is corroborated by the fact thai
they are purely Gibsonian party who az,
now husyinG themselves in canvassing ior pc
ii,ions praying for the retention Of Mr.. Fitch
as physician 10 the leper asylum in this town
and by the fact that Mr.. Gibson's native paper
the Elcle Poakolu, is champonng the cause
OF Fitch in most cStravagant manner But
Mr.. Gibson very much overcstimaies the
hacking that Mr.. Fitch has among the native
population Mt the present day; and it shows
the utmost weakness upon his.pm to regard
as OF any weight peuiions, the names to
obi" s!..r- been secured only at the most
earnest solicitation Of those. who, for interested
reasons, have made it "busincSs" to pei
them. There was time, however, before
Mr.. Fitch had fully demonstrated his inability
TO fulfil his promises Of cure. when his follow.
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NNMs or rHnInur-

Walter Murray Gibson When you have
found man who thinks It bis duty To tell you
ol your faults, you have also found man who
never thinks it his duty 10 tell you Of your
virtues. When find man who can tell me
something about my virtues, I shall know that
his eddieashun has not been neglected.
Charles Thomas Culick Ans moi gold tha,
gluen,
John MAXIM knpcna by George didn't
know that.
John Edward Bush
OH wha, tangled web Is wsh,
When late labor and re, left
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In reference to the l. o. q. balance in the
treasury the Bulletin man says he had inter
viewed the auditorgencral, and that by him,
he has been informed "thni nothing of the
KIND has ever been in the treasury" Why
should the en'erprising interviewer have gone
to the auditor for information instead Of to the
minister, when the former could answer only
ior his own personal connection with the
afI,i,
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SHIPPING NOTES

Ihs RnsaoAa Is psrsjss Lsrs
ihs sshoo.ss kspsfcs !. o,s, doc ct Kzhslai ~ah :
iaa-t-rs auxo.
fis ,A@ss Spartan, CsttAin rfosalsy, fosa Ns-
f-@t. h-a hesn osf sr.rly hss nonihs
fhs as.@o ". ~ kssd kaf t~o aRthos, On "a.
tes tosa = ha-ai d,sr ilis saofn, And
a. hs-sllsiu ihi, ~~st - isl4.is thssn.
i.sa ihats.i4I sftsrssa ihs scsoansf fms,4 "a
is< hsal>a blatd 81 lido opisslAs D.ssload iissd
f~ukl ,ss @sai.sd fhs iaais uAeibeafd. .to ~
s~oapail ssaessa. Ina talas pui h-ss .Da .alisi
fof csln.ss s.sstsr
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Lehaa. rm Lorenren. I'm Maui and Molakai Aug. .,
y ". b,shop, stu, Janiefun, tfom Kauai .... 90 u
kilapet Hon, an, Sears, from kshun u
AaIY y. fslsisr, Oh. from Punaluu ...... a
hlsipore, An o., jerks. ffom san Ffanoi-c1. e ~
litehke. tm. knEg trum iiiln and way p1rt, a.
laIae> Maiee, au,, McDonad. itota kauai :.
NaiuianAin sim, Nelson. ifom Wainanalo ..
Lady iamlron, Am ~, Rua, from San Fran. ..
Mary Alice, sth, ir1sn Moosai ....-...... " ..
tmma, sh, from kusiau .. ....... ..
Neit,e MciriI sh. Christian. from t.ahaina ..
ka No, sthT, ffsn i-aupahoch1c 5. ........ a
Mnl.,iii stmr. het;rcgaI irtn Mniakai ..
Lena Swrssey An trra, Ray, fT,.n Eureka. - "a
tsslani. stHl Rate I'm kosla. kau aud Maaiaea a.
Manuo.asai. sch, lsn kolaa ........ t5
oseorg~ brit ht, frum British Columbia ....
W "a Reed, ,lm. Eriek sen, irom Hawaii az
isaahi sCh, ifosn lanalei ..-....... q" 1,
Jennie, s,h, ir1u koloa ............... &c
MsTmanalo, stm, Nelson, ir,m Waimanalo i-
keiauluahi, IN. from ilansti ........... lt
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Departure

l-iholiho sch, fsr iIalaSa ............ ..... &c
Maiiel-, sch. for Mako ....-...-.. te
Maini.lu, eh. for I-anpahaehoc .........,.... ic
Gen sige sch. for lcickunu ................ 10
Mekohi, stm, Mc,iregof. foH Molokai. ..s.. %
I hgsiiop, sim, Ianefun tor kanai ...... %
Iehua am Llrtnscn. ios Mololai anl Hama
kslauea Hoo, ,talr, Scar, ioT kahului ..
Maimanaip an, Nclson for Wainanalo -
Maiolo, sch, g. HakS an ..,..- -.........
khussi, sch, ior Maialra ....--....... - ~
Naichu, sch, faf -.siea.. .....-...... ......
Mokuin a., deGFugos, Tor koolau. ........ +" o.
liksliss, s,m, king, tus lido and way ports :" Is
Map 4 Foster. syi, ior iionuipo -. -..... 4" &c
t"'ersh, Am ", .iaiier, fof PaIt Townsend Is
jAmrs Make. hci.unald, ior Kauai --....... " Is
Lula, sh iof koholaieie .........-. -......
Poko,ki sch, for Puma ........-......... " ts
MAiy Alcc ~ch, Ga kalanIapa .-.-......... " "a
Manuoka~ai, sch. iot kolaa .......-.. 4" n
Discovery, An hktne. fcrrim1n f1r san Fran 10
lsalanl, siH hstcs, fof Maui aud Hawaii E" -
W Naimanalo, sim. Nrison for WaimanaIo - - -
hekAsluohi. seh, fos lianalr ~
ka MOI 4h, f,r l-snpahoehoe .....-.-.... ' ~
t1nnsa ch, fur Hil0. ...............-......-.." ~
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~ Discovery. hcuce for San Francisco. August 10
H7oL rkgs sugar o,srT1s9 NJ. s,ui plgs ricr s4S,.
80 NJ, Value SfnpoLs,
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In Gaze there should he war lstwcen China
and France, several ofseen of the United
States navy. ~ duty while awaiting ossies>,
pa'po~e 70 obtain leaves of absence anal enter
the naval service u China.
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Admirers n "fiahsing Phil" sheridan
have pmeha.cd faJ.ono residence, 10 Ls
!!as,enssd 20 hun ~hen hs gos, 10 Washington
sherman A. eo~,nAnder- u ,Ae Amy.
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Sp Authority.


omee Of superintendent OF water WORKS.
iidHotrtu. iuly .. teas
Nl r~fsnns having waer rlsilsrrs M uuiiGsd that
ih'W WNfsa hAtts ~" payale .snii ansaaii, In 81
'huea. ~ th' unes u ,hs SaI~dnisniem 1t Water
Wpts, isat oi Nuu,nuu street., nf.lH ihs ~ day q
January aui lulY = sash yem &. - WILSON.
nfu hnpeHmsnisni Water Waits
istHaua oftier. Aptti ., iaaf
7 Lloyd. -. is MI, day appointed o., Road
sup'uiso' o, ,le euisf die,s " tho Island of Oahu
inf IonN Z. pusii, Nmasr u Imsf,af
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na.a,o,a s.,, s~J uasd rr,s~so,

sea~ M~.l,, Aora ,,,,',t
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AT RIOS q TNsuNs GoRI-sv sTokE
2 =. - rn;sxS ',ts;,ss N " r.s:sds, ns,e. sks
~ sAas.aiae = Sss<sr><kal kz>ssss. IsnGk.k
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The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-01
ARIZONA SENTINEL i.
county Official naprr.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER |. 1855.

Thursday last, being the day
set apart by the President of the
United States and the Governor
of our Territory for Thanksgiv-
ing, the day was observed at
Yuma as has been the custom
for years past. The commemora-
ton of this day is simply the
reverence of the old custom es-
tablIshed by our Pilgrim Fathers,
who landed from the Mayf1ower
at Plymoth Rock, and who not
only sought, but established the
fact that here is land of full
federation for all religious sects,
and persecution of none. 1t was
in this spirit that these Puritans,
banished as it were by proscrip-
ton and persecution, sought this
almost unknown world, and gave
thanks as each year rolled around.
OF all the days in the year there
is none more fitting that this in
which to commemorate the deeds
and to emulate the example of
those who gave 10 us our present
religious liberty as against an ins
QUESTION. The spirit of our con-
stitutiOn was almost framed aud
formed from the first act of our
Pilgrim Fathers. They yearly
gave their thanks to God, and
gave to the world a pronuncia-
mentO that every being has a
right to worship God under his
own fig tree and according to the
dictates of his own conscience
This is the very foundation OF
our present social, political and
religious liberties. We reverence
the day, and there has not been
n hamlet throughout the length
and breadth of our land but ha.
welcomed its accustomed return
We trust that this time honored
custom may ever be continued,
and that Musselman, Jew and
Christian may worship their own
God in their own spirit and idea
of devotion, and in perfect reli.
gious liberty. And we wish oul
patrons and readers many happy
returns.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-01

About a week ago the Star
published sensational story about
the hasty adjournment of the
Graham County District Court, to
avoid the vengeance of angry
cowboys. and rustlers. AS yet
we have seen no confirmation of
the report, and hope it was moth
ing but a canard. There were,
however, many circumstances
which would suggest the possibi-
lily of such an occurrence. Ora
ham County has been for the past
few years the home of as despe-
rate and lawless a set of villains
as ever disgraced humanity. At
the recent term of court in that
county-the first since its organi-
zatiOn-Judge Sheldon handled
the criminal docket without
gloves. and the result was large
number of convictions. Added
to that he gave a jury a most
scathing lecture for their failure
to perform plain duty. All this
would necessarily tend to arouse
the resentment of the criminal
class, and no moro inviting target
could be found than the officers
Of Justice. We hope, for the
good name of the Territory, thai
the report is false. But if the
rustlers of the Graham county
think they can intimidate or turr
Judge Sheldon from the path O
duty, or deter him from admins
tering clear and impartial justice
they are most terribly mistaken
He is not made of that kind o
stuff; and his public record 70
the past twenty-five years, which
the writer has been able to fol
low in detail, has never beer
clouded by u display of the whit,
feather.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-01

The delegate in congress from
Wyoming is u wide-awake active
man, who lets no chance slip 10
secure what belongs to his Ter
ritory. While on his way To
Washinton the other day, he
told a Chicago reporter, that
"the most important thing he
will ask for, is that the same pri-
viliges in regard 10 timbers lands
shall be given that Territory as
others enjoy" That is exactly
what Arizona needs. We want
the laws which now apply 10
Arizona. As the law now stands
we cannot acquire title to timber
land, and We trust our democratic
friends will urge Mr.. Oury TO see
Mr.. Post and have the law made
applicable to Arizona as we'll.
Mr.. Post also says he will ask Tor
new government building at
Cheyenne. Government build
iugs are also needed in Arizona,
The governments pays out nearly
$4,000 annually in rents at Tucson
which could all be saved to the
government by the erection of a
suitable building. Mr.. Curry has
had a long rest and it would be
good for his health il he would
now 90 to work and do some
thing.-Cltizen.