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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
NOTICE

'THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il bern dgly appointed Ereruiof Of flc Eaaie d N
HOSE, deceased. ed guardian ~ .iI nJnor clI..
urfli avg aers1us having claIIaf lr4inIt aad rs'lff
are hereby noiilcd 20 rreseni ne rifrnnt lr1r
lad within SIX mouils 1fsr he date arrest ~ IH1-
vii BE- ieserir barred; and en- rerscr. i1ItI.l =
said estate % make Iamedi1fe pl4ucFl
r. a. rCtfAEFUu
Executor % the VIII % NJ " Rose Il1,.Is.-
HnnfInIn FalrrIre ~. f..- az -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
MEMORANDA.

Report Of Zeaiaudia. Weber, Master-Dischargcd
San francisco pilot Sunday. March 1ith at $3.50 ,
M received Honolulu pilot Sunday. March 18th az
= 10 2 m. Weather moderate fuu throughout the
paeFnre with heavy westerly swell
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

Why should Ministers upset the whole of the
Government buildings and retard public business
IN order 10 give private ball. The Music Hail Is
the proper place for the purpose. If ever used for
entertainment, the Government buildings should
b. rasarNnd for strinIlY nnhlic occasions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONl

THE GYMNASIUM OF THE HO-
i nouIn' Athletic Association Is open for the
Of members every day Sundays excepted at p. m.
Mondays and Thursdays for ladies' and Tuesdays,
Wednesdays Friday and Saturdays for gentlemen. In
structiOn will be given evening in the various
branches Of gymuastics.
~ =. b.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

contemporary makes some remarks upon the
behaviour of Jack ashore. There will always be a
certain percentage of dad hats among any large
body of men out of 700 or 500 sailors we expect
few will disgrace themselves and the uniform they
wear by drunkenness and debauchery. As a body,
however the sailors of ships of war are we'll be-
haved a set of men can be found, and we de-
cidedly think the remarks Of our contemporary
uncalled for. Even if Jack does exceed little, so
long as he is moderately quiet and does not inter
fere with the comfort of others, little allowance
should be made for him, considering his long sea
voyages and the little chance he has of getting
amusement ashore. We must not be hard on poor
JnpE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

The p II. ;. CRY ef Toxic, JO79 tons Capt J.
Maury, is expected TO arrive here from Hongkong
en- route San Francisco in the early part of next
May. She will probably be followed by the Copiic
and Blgic and all the vessels are expected to bring
large drafts Of our celestial neighbOrs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
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FOR SALE

Ge THE PREMISES ON BERE-
a. TANIA Street. lately coupled by W. o. smith.
A-~ Esq. RI Enquire Of the undersigned
90 m ALEX CAMPBELL.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
Commissioner of Land Boundaries Notice

Commissioner Of Land boundaries Notice
A PUBLICATION HAVING BEEN
n made to nc by E. o. Hall and : b. Dole, Trustees
Of the Estate Of Lunao, TO settle certain boundare.
Of Lands al Peepee situate In Waikiki, Island Of Maui
therefore notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY,
April i1th II m. in the Court House at Wailuku
Is set apart the time and place for hearing aid ap
pication. All persons interested arc requested to be
present L. AHOLO,
Commissioners Of Boundaries Tor Maui, Mooka Lanai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
WANTED I!

ToPURCHAsE USED HAWAIIAN
i POSTAGE STAMPS for c ASH send any quauti-
w. aud full value in cash will be sent by return mail
~ All kinds Of Stamps bought aud sold Agents
wanted. Address;
DAWSON q Co.
as g 80 Haworih st Cheetham. Man. Eng.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
NOTICE {!


DURtNG MY ABSENCE FROM
~ the Kingdom Mr.. Z. q. BARTLETT will attend
y s ly II ''''' '''D j. n DAIGLE, Bethel St.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

Quite large number of intending visitors to the
Swiftsure," were left behind at the boat landing
last Sunday, the boat Accommodations being in
sufficient TO allow the safe transit to the vessel Of
the numbers that poured into the launches when
opportunity offered. In one instance over one
hundred and eighty persons were counted in one
Of the launches, but the Mid6y'' in charge after
strong argument and persuasion, reduced the num-
Der TO ninety, and the balance were "left"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
FOR. SALEI

A FINE BUILDING LOT SITUATE
n ON Kinau and Lhnaiil0 Sts KnlaOkanua Plains.
Area SO, 900 so UARE FEET. The Lot il enclosed
with Good Substantial Fence For further particulars
FF- j. NJ MONSARRAT,
at l. VI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
Copartnership Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED NOTIFY
4 the publie that they have purchased the business
carried on BY Mr. Geo p Wells, at 15 and 10 Fort
street. and have formed co-partncrship under the
firm name Of LYCAN JOHNSTON. and will con
time the business in all It's branches and solicit the
same patronage 50 literally extended 10 predeees
sor. EDWARD LYCAN.
Honolulu. March 18th. 1881. eis i'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

1t is stated that change is contemplated in the
Government Physician for Kohaa A prominent
mill owner was to go to Honolulu this week, repre-
senting number of planters who desire change.
Who the coming man will be is matter of vital
interest to the District
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

Deeds of violence seem the prevalent epidemic
in Kobala at present. Mr.. Richard the head luna
at the Kohala Plantation, was attacked by one of
his Portuguese laborers, and narrowly escaped
serious injury. He had the fellow promptly ar
rested and convicted of assault and battery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

a literary treat is promised at the Social to be
held in the Fort Street Church. tomorrow Thurs
day. evening, aud lovers Of royalty are advised to
be present If they desire to learn the characters
ties of " KINGS of Men ."
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TO LET!

FURNISHED, THE MOUNTAIN
il House Of Rev. J. NJ. ALEXANDER at Olinda. The
house Is beautifully stuated: has two good cisterns
three bedrooms and oldfashoned fireplace. Terms
So per month. Parties wishing the during
the coming summer, should apply TO
&. n. ALEXANDER.
gfs i'm Hamakuapoko. Maui.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

IN THIS CITY, ON SATURDAY
4 Evening, March iIth, JAPANESE POCKET
BOOK. containing valuable Papers, Photographs and
a small quantity Of Money The finder will Oblige by
returning the Papers and Book and keeping the money
ofg Leave Book At this OFFICE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

Last Sunday being Palm Sunday appropriate
services were held in the Catholic churches which
were tastefully dressed and decorated, and the
usual religious ceremony Of the distribution of
palm performed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

The Bohala people were pleased to notice Bishop
Willis among them again, looking much improved
by his trip abroad. The Bishop is always a well
cnmn visitor TO kohala.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
NnrInE on INcoRPoRATIoN.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that afa meeting he'd n fanollil qa fdt N ~
% March y. 49,. % suhse7l1r- tn iac flnfl Hf 81
Charel % incorporation r.ilted % ineu a1a .selI
assocafes By the NiliffuT % ftc Interior Nf ana sara
ihe consent u the King iu Prsy C1unril uuira sh'
corporate name aud .igIt % iua RECIPROCITY 81
GAR CUNfANf, on thc iih day n FehF1lff -asi saa
that the corporation urer fhf a1il Lt1rrrr farr1d
ORGANIZED it.cif and elected ile fali g 1rerI ~.
ldeut- 2. bushi Fice-frrslnelf luf Nausref. " N
Macflflane Auditor a. r. ilukel; Bolfi ~ pi.e.lsls
.. = B1sl. VI. u. Cummings D. Ulgseiien G.. T. iie1
kns and 7. =. NeCro-scu-
Eutire D. further algeu Shes rVrslut -o fl rru -
said charter sf1Ikholfcf shti inlifl alIF Be Ile
Tor the fe1ts 81 she r1ru1fdiud IcI0rl in1 snrIel
which .ba 1e due upou the sh-rs - sta1es ae.i a'
owned BIZ hillsrlL
&. L. HoPhfTS -rcfff1rr
HnNolrtu. Mares ith fs.l 1f1-in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

\ brutaI assauIt was Maue UPON NJ WIIcutIi II
carpenter connected with the X. r., by drunken
foreigner one day last week. The ARRAY took place
in a low resort at Kapaau, which has long been an
eyesure 10 the respectable portion of the couimu-
nifty. The police should Keep a watch upon the
quality of liquor sold there under the guise of gin
IL ~ $3.50 baar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

From Columbus paper we see that General
Comfy and ex Consul Scott had used their infu-
ence to obtain the appointment of Professor ANA
81 Pratt TO his position as President of the Ohio
State Deaf and Dumb Institute, Columbus. Those
who have heard Mr.. Pratt lecture on his system of
instruction to deaf mutes, and are acquainted with
his success in California know how invaluable his
work will be. We on these islands must regret
the loss of a valuable and conscientious teacher
and an excellent citizen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
NOTICE.

TURING MY ABSENCE FROM THIS KING
- DOM my SON Mr. TIIOS r. LUCAS, will act for
me in all matters Of business under full power Of attor
ney
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

His ExceIency Gov. Dominis visited the Srryi-
sure On Monday and was received with appropriate
salutes on boarding and leaving the vessel. On
Tuesday His EIcelency paid farewell visit 10
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
GUNNY BAGS,

# & R s. r. Z H
- By -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

The Ladies' Gymnastic CIass VIII begin on Mon-
day evening March 2Gth, at n O'Clock, in the new
Gymnasium on Fort st. instruction will be given
by Miss Hattie Pierce, former pupil ofaDr Dio
Lewis Ladies proposing to JOIN the class should
present themselves in a suitable dress. The Com
mittee propose a suit consisting of three parts
waist skirt and trowsers. The waist should be
perfectly loose and fall three four inches below
the waistband. The skirt should be two yards or
more in width, and Just below the knee in length.
1t should be sewed to the band of the waist. The
trowsers should be full, and fastened below the
knee bv elastic bands. Boots with broad low
heels are best
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

The excitement of the week at Hilo has been the
arrest and trial in the police court of Mr.. Carr c.
Y. Aiona. and about half a dozen other Cinnamon.
for selling liquor without license. The trial has
occupied most of the week. One Chinaman plead
guilty, and was fined 500 Mr.. Carr and others
plead no, guilty but ON trial we're found guilty and
fined $50 each and costs. Aiona and others APP
roaled Ia the Supreme Court in Nav
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
The Janis Furnace Co.

nESIRE TO CALL THE ATTEN-
tion Of the Sugar Planters and Mill Owners OF the
Hawaiian Islands TO their Patent Cane Trash Consnm-
ng Furnaces by which trash be burned fresh from
the mill. For particulars, please apply to
G.. BREWER 4 Comply.
au,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

The giving Of a ball in holy week, which two I'M
portant religious bodies set apart for special reig-
ious services is in very bad taste.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

Aue cNYfe-tr 7Ails vn AAetadf1 A'4 -
The Wacluseit will remain with ua probably for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
Situated in the District ofHilo, Hawaii, known a.
The Ahupuaa Of Waipunalti !
containing area Of
2, . q o "a G T. q ..

being the same premises described by metcs and
bounds In Royal Patent No G1g6 10 Polka L. e. A. 1915.
subject a lease held by r. II. Hind, which will
expire August st 1890; rent 500 per annum, payable
semi-annuay. large portion Of the Valuable Tract
Of Land is suitable for the cultivation Of Sugar Cane
and is situated near the mill OF Lidgaic Co, Laupa
hochOe.
And also all the right OF said Thos Spencer in and to
that Lot Of Land situated Front street, ilO, de-
senbed follows: Commencing at the corner Worths
divsion and running 30 W. CHI. II Links; thence
$40 W o - Oh: thence - ~ L, oh. II links, to
Front Street; thence 30 81 L to point Ofcommence
mcnt: containing i.3a Square Rods.
~ Terms Cash. Deeds at Expense OF Purchasers
II. r. Maofarlane and F. NJ Hatch, Assisnees in
Bankruptcy Of Thos. Spencer. $50 q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

The first celebration Of the newly made National
holiday, the birthday of Kamehameha III, took
place on the 18th inst. Government Offices we're
closed and consular flags displayed throughout the
CITY. Salutes were fired at noon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

'Brenig's Block is the title Of the brick building
now nearly completed OH the corner of Nuuanu
and nnaen etreote
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
HAWAII.

Next Sunday Rev. Mr. Smith will preach his fare.
well sermon at the foreign church at KohaIa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

The Esplanade road is in good condition and 1t
is hoped that it will remain for little while at
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

Wind South, thermometer ranging from IS to
s2s. occasional heavy rain showers; make mp a
summary Of last week s weather.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

The LaoIneairHa will sail for the South Sea Islds.
en- route to Caliao at 10 a. N. to-day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

Members Of the Household Troops we're visiting
and patronizing some Of the drinking saloons on
the evening of the 18th inst and with their bayO-
nets on! Carrying dangerous weapons, for what
uurpo.g
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
POUND NOTICE.
CO-Partnership Notice.

CO-Partnership Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the firm name Of the ALBION SUGAR CO.
assumed by r j. Hayscden and Lee Ahlo, heretofore
noticed has been changed 10 that Of T. J. HAISEL-
DEN a co. All drafts Of the said firm will be drawn
By said T. J. Hayseiden payable TO the order OF l.
Aho whose endorsement j. necessary prior TO the val
idify thereof. r J. HA1SELDEN,
LEE AHLO.
Hnnnlnln Jsnnafr 9Th. ISL 90 q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

lib. NJ. .. S.r,ftsare is supplied with military
band of 20 pieces, under the leadership Of Mr..
George Bird, consisting of four fiat clarionets
one fiat, one piccolo, 1st and ID comets, four E
fiat horns lst and ID trombones, euphonia, bara-
tone bass clarionet, bombardine and double
bass. Mr.. Bird is a practical musician and has
been % years in Her Britannia Maiestys service.
He is IN possession Of souvenirs Of the regard of his
superiors notably silver cornet presented to him
by Lord Charles Beresford of II. B. NJ. S. Thunder
e., also an ivory baton mounted with solid gold, a
token of the appreciation of his merits by the
officers of the same vessel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

Postmaster General Whitney hopes to have the
new Postal Money Order Service applicable for use
by the general public on April lst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

Her Majesty had but just alighted from the
Royal carriage ON the evening Of the 18th inst,
when one Of the horses became untractable and
before the driver coulc gain control Of him both
horses started on the run out through the Palace
yard and up Richard street. The shouting Of the
driver attracted attention and some natives from
Gov. Don1inis' promises ran out and stopped the
frightened horses on the corner Of Richard and
BeIntauia streets Happily no damage was done
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21

The old buildings formerly occupied by Messrs.
HoRschlaeger & Co, A. W. Richardson d Co. and
I. G. Thrum Merchant and Fort streets have
been all taken down and the old occupants have
scattered in various directions. Messrs. Hofsch-
Jaeger & Co. are on Queen street in the building
formerly occupied by Messrs. G. W. Macfarlane
Co.; Messrs. Richardson Co. are on Fort street
opposite the old stand and Mr.. Thrum may be
found at his Fort street store.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21
ISLAND LOCALS.

ABocT Town.
The sri51sgys sails on Thursday for Esquimalt
The Waehusett will remain With us probably fol
month to come.
The Lacla,sa,pa viii sail for the South Sea Islds
en- route to Caliao at 10 a. m. to-day,
The Esplanade road is in good condition and If
is hoped that it will remain SO for little while at
least.
'Brenig's Block is the title Of the brick building
now nearly completed Oh the corner of Nuuanu
and Queen streets.
Wind South, Thermometer ranging from 76' to
s2s. occasional heavy rain showers; make up a
summary Of last week weather
The giving Of a ball in holy week, which two I'M
portant religious bodies set apart for special reig
ious services, is in very bad taste.
Postmaster General Whitney hopes to have the
new Postal Money Order Service applicable for use
by the general public on April lsi-
The S,rtisu1e's . O'Clock gun caused palpitation
Of the heart in the nervous housewife during the
term Of the defunct Virgins weather.
The Keystone" saloon has changed owners,
Mr.. Bradley retiring and transferring his Interest
10 Mr.. Thomas Walker The contractor.
Thanks are rendered to Col. G. W. Macfarlane,
A. j. Cartwright Esq, Messrs. J. W. Robertson d
Go. and W. G. Pomroy for late news favors.
The beautiful weather Sunday, was enjoyed
after church hours, by various parties, in visiting
the Long Branch Baths and Kapiolani Park.
The cattle-wharf has been having necessary re-
pairs made to 1t during the week past, and the
piles supporting IT have been partially recoppered
No information seems to be forthcoming about
that murder in Maui last Christmas. We trust
the subject has not slipped from the official mind
Bright flashes Of lightning illumined the nor
thern horizon on the evening Of the 18th inst. An
expected thunder storm did not however, visit this
city
The weekly temperance meeting at the Bethel
was poorly attended ON the evening of the 18th inst,
the anniversary of the birth Of lreland's patron
saint.
Cricket match Honolulu vs.. sviftsure, this af-
;ernoon on the Athletic grounds, Malih, The
Sriftsus' band will b. in attendance play called
at ll;30 a.
Nr. Bsrger's engagement at waimanalo ON The
18th inst with the Band, prevented the public from
enjoying the usual Saturday afternoon concert at
Emma Square.
We learn from the Adrertiser that the PECULIAR
ties Of the hgf were exhibited IN the gyratioEs Of
the Dandy Ioaue and his female suite" at Wanna
nalo on the 18th inst
Preparations are being made TO receive invited
guests at the Government House this evening at a
ball given by His Maiestys Ministers, in honor Of
the English Admiral.
IN. S. 6. Wilder has been quite indispo5ed for
several days; We are happy TO report, however,
that his health is improving, and that We hope 10
soon SEQ him about again.
HIS Maiesty's Ministers called on Admiral Lyons
on H. B. Nj. S. Sreiftstye last Friday. On account
Of the heavy swell two of the gentlemen were un-
able 70 60 up the ships side.
Mr.. {. .. Berger has removed from his old Office
on Kaahumanu street to the pleasant and light
some Office formerly occupied BY Judge Davidson,
next TO Bishop & Cos bank
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-22
THE KETCHUM BAND.
It .Dlstenacd Six or Eight Weeks Ago.

The Ketchum band-fhe pride and
boast OF the pretty little town mp the
riyer-has disbanded 1t broke ranks
for good six or eight weeks ago. On the
evening OF the A. o. e. w. ball, recent
IL, Prof. Butler, OF Haley, managed to
get few members together, so as to
make show; bnt the real band-the
band that we all have known-has ceased
to exist. Efforts arc making to organize
another band. Haley Times.
The above shows about how near the
Times can get at the truth when pub
fishing ketchum news. Our brass band,
the pride of the town. is not disbanded,
but as some of its members are away for
a month or two during the winter, the
regular evening practice has MOI been
kept up; but, all occasions when ml-
sic is needed the boys are at the front,
discoursipg the best Of music, which
cannot be said Of any other town on
Wood River On the evening Of the A.
0. q. W. ball Deputy Sheriff Cassady
who is President of the band, called il
together, and splendid music was dis
coursed, some of the HALEY musicians
assisting under invitation, while Fl. F
Steward led, as usual. Whenever Hal
ley wants good music she can get it b.
employing the Ketchem Band. Th'
Times must have got its information
from its Ketchum poet, or the fact
would have been examined into mor'
closely.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-22
We VINO Hate Homes

Or hope to have, look well that ye
guard them we'll. To the mountain
man home is almost myth, and yet
Unborn in every mans heart, no matter
what his habit, there rests a longing for
a local habitation and name, and to the
he or she who has the blessings, we say,
throw every safeguard round the home
circle that ingenuity can devise, spare
no care that thought can give.
There is no one thing taken into our
homes SO dangerous as the ordinary re
fined petroleum of commerce; hence,
the man who does not use care in buy
ing his supply of coal oil is grossly neg
lecting to provide for the safety Of his
family. Elaine coal oil is absolutely
safe The fire underwriters Of the
United States rate it safe as gas. To
test it, fill the bowl of an ordinary lamp
with it, and after lighting the lamp I'M
screw the burner and set fire to the
wick at the lower end, and gradually
immerse it in the bowl Of the lamp. In
stead of the Elaine igniting, as would be
the case with ordinary oils, it viii ex-
I tinguish the flame on the wick as it en-
tiers the oil. Then screw the burner
tight on the lamp, lift it and carry it as
a very careless person or child would
sideways or upside down, aud it vii
invariably go out, or upset it by acct
dent and the same result will be accom-.
plished.
We beg to offer an apology for having
taken so much of your time, but having
Just received car load Of Elaine, ans
believing that if you will investigate tn
matter no other oil will find its way in
to your homes, and that result make u
public benefactors. We have presumed
You viii always find somebody in, al
ways glad to see you. CoFFIN BROS.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-22
The Christmas Trees.

The happiest, most prosperous term
in the history of the public school closed
Friday for the holiday vacation, which
viii continue until the Monday after
New Year.
The enthusiastic thanks of the entire
school, are cordially extended to Mrs.
Horace Lewis Tor the excellent and
beautifully decorated Christmas cake,
kindly made by her. for the occasion,
per order Of Santa Claus.
There viii be two trees at the Church
Christmas Eve, one for the children's
gifts, purchased with the means gener-
ously donated for that purpose. The
other for the use of those who wish to
place their individual offerings for
friends thereon.
The committee have made every pos
sible effort to obtain the name OF ew
cry child in town, and confidently hope
that not one has been overlooked.
SECRETARY.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-22
Bullion Mines.

Fifteen men have been discharged
from the Idahoan mine, leaving the
force at fourteen. The night shift has
been dispensed with, and the concen-
traitors stopped The mine is looking
fine, and on the 200-foot level they have
twenty inches Of high grade ore. Up to
the time of cutting down the force, from
fifty to sixty tons of ore were extracted
daily.
Twenty-six men are at work in the
Bullion.
The Mayfower is working sixty men,
but will discharge some in few days.
Work on the Jay Gould has been en-
tirely suspended, but if the Mayfiower
Company buys it, which is likely, a full
force will be put in again.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-12-22

To WILLIAM STONE; You are hereby
notified that We have expended 800 III
labor and Improvements upon the Pay
Master lode and mining claim; situated
in the Wood River Mining District.
about two and one half mites northeast
erly from the town Of Galena. County
of Alturas aud Territory Of idaho, in or
der to hold said premises under the pro-
visions Of section 1924 revised statutes
OF the United States being the amount
required TO hold the same for the year
ending Dec 81, 1888, that the proper
tion of said expenditure due from YOU,
William stone, is S25 (Being e-fourth
lawful money Of the United Sfates;} and
if within 80 days after the publication
of this notice. you fail on refuse to con-
tribute your proportion Of such expen-
diture as co-owner, your interest IN
said claim will become the property Of
subscribers under said section 2.324e
JOHN " EAsLEY,
HUGH BURNS,
JAMES BURNS.
Ketchum, I. IT,. Dee. IL, 1888.