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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-07-12
SAMPLES.


The bar.room of the, Southern Hotel
IL for rent.
Fine claret for SOC bottle at Kings
drug store.
EPrince is always ready to do all
kinds Of hauling.
Linen suits, very cheap, at Il. M.
Kings drug store. 49,
John Mayer is agent for Hawthorne's
Arctic Water Cooler.
The small lake near the May Lundy
Is still covered with ice.
George Box lett for a weeks rusti-
eating at Wellington yesterday.
The Pat Reddy mine, near Lundy,
now employs six men. 1t is looking
very we'll.
J.B. Hiskey, Notary Public. Office
in County Treasurer's office. Always
at the office.
The May Lundy mill is running to
its full capacity. Five stamps will
soon be added.
Single hand striking hammers for
81 80, track iron at &c 1p 1b, bar iron
M5c U ID, at Kings *
The Garfield stage and mail leaves
Hawthorne every Thursday afternoon
on the arrival of the train.
The remainder of S. Tallman's stock
Of merchandise is for sale at r. NJ.
Kings drug store cheap for cash.
Rev. j. H. De La Matyr will preach
At the Courthouse tomorrow morning
and evening. All are cordially in
vited.
r. NJ. King has samples of the new
electric lamp in his store. He will
soon receive a large lot from the man.
ufacturers which he will sell at from
IS to Sc. tl-a
Hogan's butcher wagon runs to
Coryville on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Sundays, Freight and passengers
hauled, and all orders for meat
promptly filled. y
Kerr's Asthma Cure cures all pains,
colics or cramps and general debility.
Knapp & Laws, agents, Hawthorne,
and E. II. Langley, Coryville. Try it
and be convinced. Read advertisement
In another column.
A grand opportunity to buy every
thing in the latest designs of jewelry
T. Golden, of Chatelain & Golden, OF
Virginia City, will be at E. Van AL
stine's store for few days with n
large assortment, which will be sold
very cheap. Watches and jewelry
repaired at very low prices.
McKinlay, of Aurora, appreciates
the advantage of paying good miners
good wages. He has teen, for some
time, working mine in that camp
and is paying 81 25 per day to his men
The result is that he gets the best mer
in the country and each of them takes
as much interest as though he was ar
owner.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-07-12
Dissolution OF Pnrtnership.

Box and Knowles have dissolved
Partnership and Knowles is now run.
ming the Gem Saloon alone. Knowles
Always did know how to keep first
class house and keeps up his reputa
lion. Everything is firstclass and
everybody is made comfortable in his
place.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-07-12

Miss Jessie Todman, next to the
BULLETIN Office, is prepared to givein
struclion on the piano. Terms, SO per
month, with use OF instrument for
Practice,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-07-12
County Commissioners.
WEDNESDAY, July 18th.

WEDNESDAY, July 18th.
On Petition Of residents of School
District No. 10 (Hawthorne), the Board
ordered that the boundaries of said
district shall be the same as the
boundaries defined for Township
No. 20.
Adjourned to Monday, August 4th.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-07-12

"TENNysoN did his first writing on
slate A bar keeper often does his
last writing on slate. The bar.
keepers composition is an "owed."
Probably Tennyson's was also an ode.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-07-12

ONE can always tell temperance
man at a political convention by the
fact that he has his pockets stuffed
full of bad cigars which he took in.
stead of drinks.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-07-12

The following are the latcs, copper
quotations from the Chicago markets.
Ingot-Lakc, 144@143sc; Baltimore
Standard, 14S4c n h.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-07-12

IT is called the sea Of speculation
because of the vast amount OF water
that is required to float the stocks.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-07-12

The State of Nevada sends greeting to NJ. n.
Glenn, defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, at my Office, in said township, In the
County of Esmcralda, on the
Twenty .sixth Day OF April, A. ID. 1854,
AT ten O'Clock A. NJ, in an action brought
against you by said plaintiff to answer the
complaint of the above named plaintiff.
said action Is brought to recover from you
the sum OF S23 81 on an account for meat iur-
nished you by plaintiff between September
9, 1883 and January j. 1881; also, the sum OF
81 Is due from you to che .. II. Taylor, FOR
carpet sold and delivered 20 you at your
special instance and request on the second
for cord-wood sold you by one o. u. Lang at
your special instance and request between
November 9. 1883. and December 20, 1888;
also, the sum of S4S 10 upon settlement OF
an account between You and one Jacob Stock
December 20. 1883, for board furnished you
and sundry persons At your instance and re-
quest; all of said accounts are allegedto have
been duly assigned to the plaintiff before the
commencement OF this suit for valuable
consideration or judgment will be taken
against you for the said amount OF enc hun
dred and one and 49, 100 dollars, together with
costs of this suit il you fail to appear and
answer
TO tho Sheriff or any Constable of said
county, greeting: Make legal service and
due return thereof.
Given under my hand this tweny-fourth dag
l. N. FARWELL,
Justice of the Peace OF said Township.
CROKER, CuRLER il BOWLER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-07-12

DoN'r Judge man by the clothes he
wears; God made one and the tailor
made the other Don't Judge him by
his family, for Cain belonged to =
good.family, Don't judge man by his
failure in life, for many a man fails
because he is too honest to succeed.
" You told me, Arthur, that your
doctor advised you TO drink whisky.
Has it done you any goods" Well,
l should say sol got barrel Of it
two weeks ago, and could hardly lift
il; and now | can carry it about the
room"
Dies MONIES has white man by the
name of Red who is a whitewasher.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Sl1rks have q late, Probably On secoEa. q The
p-evsilirs spcsheriy WiHd and swell been noticed
qzits f-sgsectly n the chAnncl. C1s Or rvU BIZ
uuss beng seeu N the hE-eor. Bathers shc1la y
enuticus.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Tie members Of the Myrtle Boat Club took &C
esi1u on the evening Of he 9Th alt to celebrate
the victory EC1 By thsir cEeE n the si1-oared
boat Stranger. at the last regatta, BY giving a
l1lE. on the premises belonging % Hon ]. I
DCzsett- sIsCLtsd On PlzcEboEI street near the
water front. az present occuPisd BY Nr. Glover
HE invited guests - the festivities Of the occa
si1u Jrclzded KS Majesty. Hon. ]. D. Douiuis
C0nh1dgrs Il. Y, b. O. Hon Frank Blown,
cu-Ccum1tJ-g- 4 Y. b c. Ne. c. b. Wilson.
same GLIB. Msss-s. Morse. Markham and Holt Of
club trainer. and Mr.. E ID. Gilbert. Of the Pail
nan Car Co The ar-a1Ssmsut- for the happy
occasion bad been placed N the hands Of Mr. !. T.
D0Esett. JE and. wien the company had Assem-
bed. the feast set before then showed kgE veil
Ehat gentleman had fulfilled the duties entrusted
u his care Flee-CCuuod0rs BrUEu Of the
Il Y. B. C. vas delegated % the place OF hoC0r
at the head Of the table and allied lbs drd1D1s
duties Of tGIstEIster with cuusummate ability.
Speeches were made and t1asrs drunk IN honor of
everything and everybody the Juniors Of The -f1U-
cared crew being fan % enthusiasm which they
gave vent % OF every possible opportunity. After
Adjournment vas made % the pari5Es a season Of
song vas indzlGsd in the company being favored
With oscillations By Mr. A. J. Cartwright. Hon
Frlrk brown. NJ W N-BEyie. AID NJ. J. Seeiey
the accom- alInsIts being performed n an AZ
tistIc manner By Mr.. J. l. D0zsstt- Jr- Another
feast Of raasUu vas Iltiui1ed II, MsssTs- Z.
WuudsEberg. J. T0Cbsrr, J. z. Brown and others
giving expression % their feelings the cause Of
the happy occasion L vas midnight before the
happy party separated, veil pleased With the
evening pleasures
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

ErCr-R GfAEE-rEs-A1 1ccllslllI- silllEz -, 11C-s
u less severe. cuues nov I1t then A. n gentle ~
hinder thai GUS as volcanic -tl1sry- To main
An 4 t1e a1Cuur Ct r-specE t--us her sz1-ec1s
Nadine Paie sti-s them NJ WIKI frequent tsr-es-
triaI oscillations. Last SLs1rlav November Ind
morning a sllcht ear-hg1alzs occurred The ice
machine u1.L1 vas = And pilctC the tine a. ~
An. SlHntin-E tlr1es
Que sn Ems 7zss- here has sa1vu s1a=tha
enthusiasm Ct &c za-Tves fer her Is t1eLr I'D
tine fIrurits has not tecrsnset El-os best
pecple -hUEet tier Interest u cl---- on Der
rle.SaaE evening he Queen vent 11t through
--ula- lilo ran % he sCclll Iz MEs. Z Lv-l1s.
rhich WIS a very PlensIzE air. A -l-1g evening
nd nut seem . deter many tr1u1 gong and -sl--
nc and u1sic. Wiz pieasI1- sEi-11asl-zZ z small
allk AID ct1tzlzE rIrh the tluasn D1vl-ers showed
shev Gilf vel not e haTz stIvs,5 away They were
not tired zf1er her 11E TCck ls E1cr cl-Elzzi
AZ sad % have been On the LTth- Queen Emma
leaves "a On he Einaz .o-iEg-
The bull1InE l1l1 Ttlch ne rs1llz1zr- stlcz 1f
he rura prosperous Eru CT ". Z Reed & Go.
vs. rsrsuIiy moved s-Iz1s rl-h closed 11c-s
cHaEe. tak1zE 8ccuG1r q stock
understand M. Eniues u E1nalf1I. --zz1cs
- rur-iase the g11lrs business and stl-- a -=E
SIRE and Iz1uber hus5-sss. Success % I'm
A gerias Of ilzssr1aat Lectures ts h progress n
he Hail church From them one -ahs a good
Bieh Of Was the pussI5LlIties q ne -1-clzm
h-hf may be.
Ciza- Tsasher h.ls been The -1-a flr the Last fsw
E--hs. a hard shower nov and thsz c1uiE-- tE--Cs
% and helping CT tie g-yT-1c canes. ETC. Cane
ieids bsrin % tlza On heir Fall cullrs II red
dizh hr-vus and PUPPIES from me lpeul-- q ne
auuar EIEsHiz.
The native Ea1Iles arr -I.aerlZg .1- sun
ri7 q thr Tuung tower stalks for straw hl-
rinirfng
A ufid szrluau1snE iIs TIN ar. the result Of the
late eierrluu news Ezl1ss sew Democrats e llCr-
slated n the news Ct t1ei= rlI-r7-s vlcr1rT- Ll1
FIR ClereianC = theIr CRY. Discomfort and
Erathy are tae Eeru5GrE1s 4 pUur tllz for
TtunE srrvi1- q I1k tiev- A#-lC-
Hii,. Ngv- sSth- ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03
rHE READY REVOLVER.
AaoipA spr.eAsi, shoot. NJ II De xsuss

Sex FE,Vrtssc. Nov. ia.-Iatc this afternoon an
afteInrs vas risde b. A. r. Srrcckels scn 81
SIR Claus SrrcekelS, 10 kil N. II. de Noune
prprrieior 81 ihe Cifpsiiie. IN the business oncs
Of that issrusl, On the sane spo, where his hro-
Their was asStxSiustcd thrce years sco SpreeRei
AIRED two shots bciuro be vas sctrcA and dissrraed
on 81 which tcrk efrci In the sAcalder and thr
other IN the arm II ". N Young. Nj. sprockels
vas shot IN the arm BY one Of The olace CLERKS
Mr.. N Young : severely and painfully, bat nc'
dxnl,cruusly, wCunaed The act was cocaSoned,
by the criticisms u the CAsgsicA the Recirro.
CITY trvaty with the Sandwich slans, the eaecs Of
which said In The cl7rss1ls 70 Be 20 naici ne
General Government and The people Of this cn1Si m
larry sanas tor The almost exclusive benefit Of the
Srrrckels isfnily. Spreckrls Wa held 10 bail IN
the sum of SOU
SAY FEtNrrSc, Nov. st-A lois o'o,ock last
uicht nr. kegvnshcrgcr reported that VI. II. de
N1unc, taking all IN ALL had cxpericnced = fairly
eotnfertahlc dsy. He passed rather rsilcss after
ava duG m greaf measure 10 bis naturally Nctve
temperament After so o'elock, however, be fell
into sound and comfortable slecp. frnrn which be
hsd not Awakened at the time q the doctors ~
psnrt- Tie pruscnt indicaticns are favorable and
Mr. Ne Noung's Physicians cxpreSs the hoPe NAT
BY Tomorrow they vii b able 10 furnish SIN uore
satisfactory information. The patcnt's wu1ndS
were dressed in the moruinc and the dressings
vii remain "a uutil this morning, vhua Il - pro
g-d 70 pot On frcsa anti>epticS uutil tomorrow.
\, the hour At which the report was received the
patients Temperature vas lui.9 and the rrlse ~.
In ausvcr 10 questions. Or. Mnrphy said that
while he did noi CONSIDER De Noufsc out Of danger,
be felt more hopeful Tor his life than be did on
Frilty. rhr Insertion u the draiuscv trbos into
tire shoulder has ppvrated saccesStully, and a
CONSIDER aruouut % pas : being drawn from the
wounds DE-, Murphy also stated that the sub
ci4yitn Artery, which u was fearcd az frs; hsd
heen injured. was no, seriously scraped by one Of
the bullctS. No attempt 70 md the second ballet
has beea made. IS the OPERATION neoeSStAted by
such colr~c Is deemed daaSerouS- In con
sequence, the bale: will be allowed TO remain
vherv Il Is AZ present
4 cruundleSs rumur was circulated on the street
yeSierSiAy that yugng Sprcckcls was suffering from
bod TSorsuElirsS cccsrqusas urua the vound in
hrcted IN his arm BY Emerson. the clerk Of De
l0uuc. The statement, however, vas denied by
u1emhers Of the Sprcekels family,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

! EprToz GlEETrSs-Iour blan. way OF putting
things displelSeS some. Why will you always call
a sgssds a spade9 PoIitenesS Is the rule Of life and
| eupbeumlsns might be used. even when y0a have
/ an unpleasant truth to tell How much worse is
your blu1tneSs when I an convinced tia; you are
WINK. In yuur last issue, speaking Of the fey
people that attended the Palace reception on the
lIth. yuu Iy thai the people did not Choose 10 ~
/ Lou are NrEy u-Gch mistaken. The fact = they
were AMIGOS to ~, but they fSFv afraid, This Is
entirely new viss Of the affair. hut the strict
enquiries which have made, determine me in my
Tbis is also yocr flult You will remember how.
durng the session Of the Legislature. yUu pointed
0at the dangers which would arise from the build
t1g a powte- magazine close 70 the Palace You
val remember how VOC alarmed the loyal citizens
Of this place BY picturtug the probabilities Of
explosion. The seeds Of distrust yuu then sowed
have Only taken root too well, and the covArdly
SCI q otice ssklrs, Of whom VOC, Mr.. Editor, are
osle. positively ttrv not 90 10 the Palace on that
evening, for fear u riskinc your precious skins
livery 0tice seeker amOug yOg frou Sanford r.
Dole down % YOUR othce boy was really dying 10
Be theEe and make his most ohseQuious bow, but
the te1z q being blown up was too much for all Of
yUg- What proves that an night beyond dolbt,
Is hat a story IS eurrent nov, that certain Mill
ists have engaged a yard elCss 70 the Palace and
are preparing 70 dig a taunsl UndsE the magazine
aud bios the whole thing up with dynamite
How noble appears the conduct Of the Ministers
md Office holders, whsn Ne CONE 10 see the thing
IN is true light. H0s grand It vas 10 see the Min
istsE Of Foreign Ahllrs N his Respondent uniform,
the Minister * Interior minus his blue spectacles
the Attorney General with his ever heAuing fea-
tures, and the crowd Of minor nOt2biliiies though
weIried With tbsig Attendance On the Royal lunch
table and the amusemeuts Of the DAY, calmly bray-
iu- wo1nds and death from 20 to 10 p. m in the
service Of their Royal master. II Vas touching
sight, and one calculated 70 show 10 all miserable
cEvillsrs E0z great their aloha for Places mean
fa- their soTvrsisu Is What ulAtssred 1t that the
miserable herd did not cuuas The uniforms we're
Displayed, the lamps wegg li.htsd, the guard turned
out everything vas Royal and imposing, and the
Court gaife published brilliant Account next dSy.
tainly not this
SCFFoRTEE OF rHE GCyEzSMEST.
We publish the above, as we always like 10 give
both sides Of a question II We were II the wrong
Es vlll Be rgIdy % apologize We would like our
correspondent TO -tvs a little more information
a 70 that NIhIllst stlry.-Eu. GAZETTE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

m. -pis.al siaaasr- Ct lFiltAy sever.


In tie lsrgu Hfttess. pu1llsLst At pu-aLl- New
LsaL1nd u-1sr aIte u OcsCber IiEh, the follow
~ r-fsrsnces are l1g = tie l1g-rlls-ic AMEN
tls n vogue betHeer tEC asgsPaPsr sclt1zs q
shis E1rolai1 city shcEl forth 70 TIE ecll5-
RAJ cuirmus q their pages L1z ll1S-l-e Esec
has EEsr1cEed consl1erIhle zzte1Es11 t1r ne org
naiity, u not PARTY Of ex1resslc- and l1e " ta-s
gives the lf-s~sser ELA1cs Lzso NEzzrs il;lrrgr
A. 4 usrs -Es4s l. H4lf1'f'f i1fl7sf' 10. fsssTf
barre r7gni-i tt.s snrt VI tiIfgr s11irHHg Fac. .aa
.rrss-= r. tsslr sf=-s -sTa -lu rr7r tl-- -rf1 "
cirs .rsEs ragit slit grElTr ,ls 1sFaf1f ~ gF7' "
f'eHr ssusg n prlst 1na'taTrs7fg f'-~
sFatss sarrst 8r -lis- .l15ts truu tfeTtsT crit
c1s--i u CiAEErrE. November elth-I
-Ecu-~izs a-e the extracts tr1E the laa1o HH.-
s-s
Oliver Wendell Holmes. ~ ghs -Frgtlss1r' 1ls
a rsu-Ark tbuut wkts be calls the DLrllHI Of
truths II ygC VISA y 81 s1s l-ssAlec .. a
phserv1zl0cs trcI remote pC1-zs OF tie 1arg- Z
crbfs-Its midsummer E-2 -Ii1Wl--sa t1r lzss-
l1cs - - pClG2cs and 7zl-gilc-Fe -gE TIE
-pa-ullt1 u truth bv cuuuHr.--, -lsg-vl-l1-s
rtli- fr5rs 5gus,sise pu-1s % vigE On tins pr---
cIpie g1Cts sscI-1l1l q t-s-zci- l-l-1l z-lsl
I -uG n the Prtrr tJJl8falraI. 4 flr.saf. paper
pgbi,sheJ u Hgnuill1
Chinese Cf,rtrr + iililEsszr Of the Er-t zl1er
E-s Z he meets tlll- cs1zr's tJlG We cannot see
Wv t1v FRACTION q the world s-gGaz Be sorry
&c vent Hl-uCE raCpis . AGA le a 1l11ergs %
z Nr Gordon = s-rI-Icgt Z WI BE- -g51t1- more
thnr 10 fI1a h. EEs -uC-1at- LE--g Loo q
1rock senEi1suEll-gg 1hCu- Gordon. rr-Zciql--F
from those Who have made -C study 9- IL sss,-H-
tirr
n /. vgr7 sd - reject .e1s lz 1u- 15zla-1=cr
e the chfval-u1s hs--lsEa Of L--r3lr Es nay. al
q us fave beeu I111l-Er- m mock sgnll1ls-5l--
tv- Sri a-a thzs zErCset b rsGcKG tr1u Tie en-
hz1teced Press u tn SIz1ElcL Ls..L-.-s- A re
buks fruu1 such a quarter . q rsIulkg indeed
Z = -s1ss1----, 1CEHUgrr &c rHu1 local Gun
teurUrE-T's estimate 1f sEls lE-ggd-----T a-Ill-
.uuksr critic. The EurE-arH. another E11c.--l
49, -a4HzE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

ECu-R Cfi-E--v7-hur1crs IF var and var I-sliE
n me 1rsssts Il the l1eGr-l111as Who have %
tr1vsi through -he 9ustr-rr overland come % ny
gnrz ever Ant Inuu. cuuceruLlg tie stils " the
r1nlis. especially n che pIr1culac sprt.
Time and spacs permit me 81 menzlI - -l-lr--
- TINS one sput only
Just ndulll q C.. Af1Iig NH a. Ezpgis1 s-E-9
he duue crosses The -l7sruzueuz -1l1- = a Md
hue- Ehis uud huie Is caused By . .aaiis-e "
sad hume. and 3 positively tI1gsr-us - sla
passing trIreiier- 1urse sI1lls % z1e --z-h n
rhis Suugh u DaspCut and sEers y N way q
-1i1r 1--und If Ehr-u-n our finest dry Fa1tler
tnis nf1f hris r YET and tesp ~ n he rIl1est
uu-uEnz, and shows Inns tie r1azr t--u3 he tI11e
70 b the cnuse II r. Dur Huer-sUc 3 hslaG 81
per-usur uses the rad 80 ltile be does 1ut seem
r. eurs one Wv or The ether
To tiiuse uhn h1r7a b Use the rlHG 1u one ulsss
2 s,r risas--H thts cue knle has teru me a bug
hau- md hur-sn. aui tlIl-z SERIOUS enough D.
Ehirh u cal ne 11rsn1uu ct E,s EIanal-ars 1f
sad uiaufafluu- They being n measure the re-
susrus1hi- -zr-ies n his case. Ir you'd sem "a
tiiriurs F1r-nstl,7u would -a1se prompt removal
n tnm -h-1uir z1iszancs- Tins n bet cne ritI-t
Ilurug uIuT- H,4-lazALAi.
Ein Wv fih ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03
Ar-s-iHz Wells

A -a-rssponJlzn- Finishes -sEy lzsarsziia-
-uugr- 1u the nrtssIln wells q De-Eer. Colo-
40 -u5Illigsf bv he Colorado Scientific socIstg.
The discovery q artesIau vel T1ier Z Denver
rJs made u the sprI1c q l.-3- AID tie oh1sct q
the report m % give iEf3r1lttl1u about s1ch wells
Il -snar1I- a1G sznse q Denver z Par-lcrsia-
-fuias the z srurarT over . wells 1ETs been SEX
the 1eprh u the zEaf.s varying tr1ui ~ = -
sart. De ursss1-a e Tasar 4 suu1e q he older
wells las bsan ullIzrialy ecrsasa1 y ne stzzzi
q new wells tErs -shn veil q s1a Liou Brs7sr7
-ll-h Ia rrsasE-s q o. feet vas rsf.1-ec I'zst
che hsIf r1au tie Denver BreEsry val Wa SINK
IN the iltisor veil sae T11sr vi 10 1r-er acF.
bur hsEs - BE prmps4- he rEpor- .s7s tnaz =
slrzs slas tl1G aIg haH been Il-EEr7l1gs RAJ ne
csssr u-Ilhsr show er-silze azzd tl1zz = 1ls o.
two sasaa the Gov las ceased. The cI1ses Il q
srsase. ar1 f-ss. tie sinking q TOO many Tzi-s-
sssslri5 detective -ssI1z AID rsrzzlz- specIl AZ
-suti1n ~ called 90 the 1rsvsI-rsur II waste q W.
s-uru s1zH ssE--e ard le,1siItluu q aaEec for he
-1-s Of sIukinr wells a. Denver = s. 1er t50t-
From A lau-fEv pa.ssags n he Esuera- rzsIfie- y
should Be inclined 70 tazaE t2t tie a-tssIau wells
q Cllrisst1u- = C. ar Y -hazzE-sr TX. CO. oTn
rsIlH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03
ThaaksEivtaE Day

In response % the request q the American Mn
Isszr Resident Who ecEoe1 the desire q the Pras1-
Esn- Of the UzIrsd states. Th1rsdaE tie - H.
vas observed By AzsrcsIzs II thls city a Iia1s-
giving day ard IPur1prlIt services N -1m1lenlD-
rl-u e the 1craslcr were slG = A. TIE tE-1r-lei
4 shg CITY Az TIE Roman Catholic JatkeS--a4 =
Hl-h Mas vas celebrated, a Enlch the Bishop u
OI1l 1fcz4sa5- the SERVERS beng Of tat s-1lI1-
-arH Il s1ls1El-v and 1ld1 L1cgCeH w1lch appeals
20 s--Bu-ig - the feelings a the beEnlcsr-
AZ FGrr street Church the 0tirIal services we're
held. 1rrslsa1-1 u 1rI1 voluntary chcraI services.
rrayars, etc. AMI 4 sermon By Es7 Z G. Ol-si
tie exercises bang closed BY prayer q thanks
giving AID tEe delivery q bgnss-lcrCu By 2 aston
Cruzaz. The services here we're Attended By I
Ltrg altlazca consisting q members q the Royal
F4nlIr. Members q he c1us1llr and diplomatic
c1rps and government odicl1ls-
a. a1a Az-ll-lz prl-Ca=tet.-aL SPECIAL servIcEs
Fgru hell cUuuEuci1- lf II o'clock, ne Bishop
q E1nuL1I1. assisted By Esvs- = lllIsHr Aaczlu-
c1sh AID SEIl- tau1- pa-i Il 5Ce exercises
The 1Ig r8s deserved n The city 7grT ss1srI-lg
a.s 4 h1l5lT. the -o7lr11zsuE 1tlces beng closed
after Il a. M few business houses being 8psu
4f-sr -1Gr. AM American aa-s Tsrz displayed n
5rgf1sI1u- lie weather. i1rTlg the sutI-s dtg vs.
eiaIr and pleasant. Wind light s11tllrtv- therni1rl-
ztsr - u The -hade-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03
Wedding

Ga Monday evening, at the Fort street Church
Miss Marion K. Robertson Eas married to Nj.
Herbert L. Austin The church was prsttily
decorated with white flowers and ferns. A large
number Of friends were present 20 see the happy
couple united The CEREMONY zas Performed By
Pastor CrgEIu. The bridesmaids we're Miss Mary
Wilder and Miss Hattie Austin. The groumsusn
were Mr. J. Austin and Master George Austin.
A the party entered the building the strains Of
NsEdelssOEu-s Wgttil- march rang Uat. The
services were short but impressive and TO the
tones Of the Swedish wedding march the party
retired and dove rapidly TO the residence Of Judge
Austin, where a brilliant reception vas held The
b-iia vas dressed II satg-cUl0red satin, trimmed
With wEils Lace and wUrs 4 long lAce vel. The
bridesmaids wore white org1udis skirts and pink
satin basque. Many friends crowded around to
wish the bnPVy cUzpts cverT happiness and with
them the GlEECTE heartily joins.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

rns Hcrotaig >sOek and Rod 'E'xehkHge held
seSsioa Oa TIE ssh lrSt. 30; fsw sales usrg
7vpor.sL p-iess for -Eilt-s1,ed -gSEr >tock ~
r-Ei1 EzcEErged-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

The ss'ekholdsrs G; the Aazsi relePbous Co
hayy elected ~ fcii-viss svzilst-s1 a. ofhcc-s
=. \. saith Pr~~laent; &, ", Wiico1. Treasurer
&. ". z, Pe-vis, Sce-vEsry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

The E5ad SGPsrTlsur Of tins district q q lts
seemingly very izl-1entiTs % the comfort q the
pubic. tls I-=ar=iUu having been 1rTEu . danger
11s -1zI--s u front q TIE lIzs = K EIU's resi-
5sncn and also - defects existing u the El1cE
travelled WEEiG road. yet 10 sf1rs has been made
b the If1rssad Road Supervisor % change fer the
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

p The " g. ErG % sunday the Hon A :
Clschrr1 I1spsrtlr II I-zuiicr8uts, rltlIr-et tru
E-z. zh-r= as had le-n viutl1- the PituElt1ouai
The piitztasiuns enIpi1y tbuu- III atbur-rs, azd
lhe.e AZ -.rurtai a. beng m 1sall1F cuuLztlun
md sazis.i-d with their lnG rhe horses r-Hre
shH- iutir- ~ ciea1 Ard cuultlrri1ie AID ne
urursr-rs 4s-r-ar Interested m -se relftra a tsar
nlnu The Frrr7zlzHse AZ. n eE-uss Il Al ether
luflnualrr1es. They Do z-=7HnielF vel I-G a.
1sul AZ bring ~ arriving families 7 = AZ Il
-ilert tninr tiiaz these Iispecfiurii -1ilIlr BE-
111ri, md r. i = Be- h,srss1 tii11 n Cis.uhar- zi
,,lrr7-ur ms irispectiurs a. l-I-7Ilar l1raru1la
zhr1urhuuf nert vsnr- W kruT rnaf many pit1-
~ strr-urtly a1preriaaH The necessity u cuu
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