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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-03-29
LEaAL.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
d out Of the Sixth judicial District Court
In and for the County Of Lincoln. State Of Ne
vada, and to me directed and delivered fora
judgment rendered In said Court on a. Twen-
tieth day Of January. A. D; 1ees; IL favCr Of A.
Company. for the sum Of Nineteen Hundred.
thirteen and ls.l00 S1 .olS ls) dollars debt, to-
0ether With $69.76 dollars, tax COSTS and all ac-
cruins costs and interest, have levied on the
1 steam boiler with attachments. 4 y bmrels
Portland cement, pair bullion scales, roll OF
battery screen, cans Of sodium, ~ small black
Iead crucibles, pair crucible tongs, bull
iron mortara and pestles, six quicksilver kettles
cupel molds, assay tongs. boss heads, .
shoes. wood wheelbarrow, 2retorts, IL lengths
gass-pipe, ! gmokestack about 90 feet long, ]
small sledges. hand-ax,2 v pipe wrenches, l
grindstone, adx, planes. spirit level, 90
pounds Iron washers, . augers, 10 planks lxl6
inches, 10 fest long, squares, iron wheelhaf-
row, anvil. n blacksmith tools with handles,
tonss. ss piscss Of. timbsrs exSinehss. 50 pilces
i pscss H. piece. saiS pisees Il fs ssio
pieces 2r4, a6 pieces 2xs, u pieces inch plank
pieces SIS. IS pieess Sineh pisni. e piecss *.
and 10xl0 hswn. 2S pieces 2x6, l8 pieces 2zl, 1et
feet, more or less, pine poles; pieces Of tim
Der 1oxl2 inches. ~ feet long; Is pieces plank
Notice is hereby given that on
Friday. the Second day Of February
A. D. 1888. At II O'Clock y. Of that day. will
sell All the right. title and interest Of said Bris
| tol Silver Mining Company in and to the above
described property, ct the Brif.ol Silver Min.
| Ing Company's mill. in Lincoln county, Nevada,
at public auction, for cash in hand, to the
| highest and best bidder, to satisfy said exscu.
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A ND ALL KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
"A. Job Printin gdone1 Arst.clasnstyle and
stshortnotics s
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GIVE, Us A CALL

satissAet,on 6 gaarantssd In all caseAr
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VIII assist to nay the labor Sccount, the
heaviest item IN the expenses q a plsnta-
ton We import the larger portion If the
provisions used. Snd practically the whole
Of our fodder. There Is no roason IN the
world why hay. Vegetables. Snd root crops
should not he raised. Il Is noticeable that
one Of the most prOmising farms on the
Island u oAha. has started out On the
PRINCIPAL q growing whS; Is necessary 70
Iced The stock This farm VII in time.
NV handsomely. What has hon done On
IBIS farm might with ease h done on n,oSt
plAntztiol& and decided decresse IN ex-
pen,hiure would he the result
As 10 Whist can le done IN other direc
tons. outside u sugar. Rarnie may h
pointed cut $ one industrys tins Is de
PENDENT On the invention II machine for
cleaning the fber. but the invention has
been made by Mr.. c. c. Coleman, and from
the experiments seems thourourhly ssfis-
factory. This would give Us an add
tional article u expert. which would sup
pienent ve-y materially cur main staple
Then there Is alfalfss in tins climate s
crop might he cut si leSSt three times
yesr. and insieSd 81 importing the eRor-
nous quantity II fodder that we DO al
present., 4 large proportion might be pro
duced by olU own alfalfa fields. Looking
further Intothe future. cinchonS and c2out-
chouc would form profitable Investments
10 those who could affo1i 10 visit for some
veSrS fO- their re;urnS; and there Sre dis
trlcts on the Islands where the vine could
be mSde 70 flourish.
Small farms. Of course, vii come. s. the
country ills pvlth Portuguese, Snd every
encouragement ought Il be offered 10
these people Il take up and cultivate land.
Here the Government might stepln. There
i We; considerable quantity Of govern
r2ent land which might be used for small
farming. This should he kept IN reserve
fOr this purpose and should no; be let II
lzrce blocks 10 capitalists
There i 8 field undoubtedly for other
industries besides sugar. Snd ycung men.
possessing moderate capital should give
Consideration to the chances presented by
other things beyond the gTeat staple Il
men would only make Up Their minds 10
the certainty Of making s god oOmpetence
instead u the uncertainty q making
large fortune. i would be the better for
the country and We should 10; have 70
complain 81 having Too many eggs IN
one bzSke-
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FOREIGN oFFICE NOTICE.
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Too many eggs II one basket / the
prophecy Of several who look towards the
future Of Hawaii. but by most II l. treated
a a very Czssand1a Ike form OF prophecy.
thing not TO be much thought Of But
AZ the present tine when the price OF sugar
Is % low. Il Is quite possible that We NAY
lie forced 70 realize how dangerous Il Is 70
keep al the setting IN one basket Re
d1ce the profits Of our slgzrs very little
below what they sre nov. and We vii be
N very sTaItene1 circumstances indeed.
i : by 10 mems improbable that this de-
preston may continue, Tor the latest re
ports q the bsst sugar crop are very
Favorable and the acreage put under beet
cultivation increases yearly
L behooyes rs then 70 put or house N
order 70 meet the future This We can do
II TE0 ways frs b. increased economy
( n the management q our plantations and
secondly, By encouraging a. much as pos
Sble enterprises II new fields OF Industry
We notice that this subject OF the neces
Sly f0r increased economy IN plantation
. management Is exercising the minds Of
thinkers II Barbados The oocdIsl ons Of
Barbados and Of Hawaii are, OF c curse.
By no means similar; our planters have
more land at their command than the
planters II the English colony moreover
the land IN Barbaaoes Is worn out with
continued cropping and needs expe nsive
ulsnures- but one suggestion we may Ger
tslnly take 10 hear5- This suggestion Is
that 8 portion Of ever plantation hould
be ST apart for the growth Of fodder and
provision crops It Is polntaCI out. -tllar
provision crops can be made prof.tah e and
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ishment. but : supposed 10 have an eiu-
cstional influence A criminal Is no; nc
esszrly an irreieemshle blsckgusTi: even
IN the worst, some latent god may be
found. and It Is the duty Of those n Su-
iho-lty To pUi men n eharge q prisons
who VII. consistently with proper DISC
riine. Use their best enieSvoTS - exercise
81 srneEo-atlnc influence upon the GRIM
nal clsSsos-
II Honolulu the government has shown
Crezt negligence with TeC1ri - the .ai-
On Jan 9th Mr.. Buckle. either through
scci6ent OF otherwise. wSS killed NJ.
RucSle was not the Saa i65-i of s gentle
man who should I've II his position. but he
was 5 ve-y worthy mzn. Sni he did his
beSt- Moreover he was 5 man u nlstuCe
yezrs which gained him respect Since
his death the V-iSon haS been IN charge q
IN unfit mzn- No other country but
Whist amount Of prison discipline
can he expected when such mNn i
mi n charge OF such an inst
t1lon1 The msn who : II charge
q the prlson has 4 very hesyy rasponSi-
b5lity upOn him. and II i requisite thsJ he
should BE- & man who understands his ne
sponsshiliiies- Il i no; only 81 outrage
upon the pubic q Honolulu. no; only an
outrage upou the public u Hawaii rei.
inst this stste u things : allowed 70 ne
nam 3 Il : n the Honolulu jsil. but Il i
an outrage upo- civilization and advance
us-t- The blsr,e reSIS heavily On the V-sS
e-i administration that they have allowed
;Eis thing 70 continue - L i l; shows
oo-clusively how little they ozre Tor pubic
good, how utterly subse-Uent they are 10
the private whiIn q Their masters
L there any isll n the civilized world
presided over = GUS hzS been fO- neS-ly
fi-gy months
The fac; ), few people trouble then
selves about jzllS. lspe- lsylu-ns o. any
uthe- public institutions tEas are UrpieSs-
ant Il visit There : 9 natural tendency
- --fss- -r5-- The men thai are now Il
the head q affal-S understand this thor
CuChiys they De ro- expect ths- men who
1 zTe engaged n serious every day occupa
lions can have TINE % look INFO such
things The merchant the srIizan and
Others pay their taxes, that l. subscribe 4
certain sun q money % be expended for
the general good. and they are TOO busy 70
So thz- Il ! spent properly. II would ne
well for 8 few @; Ou- heavy taI-Vsye-S -
take INTO consideration that their duty not
Only lies n paying their money. but II
seeing that L : vel spent, A TACT
thew do 70; Sc t. II Did they 6oso there
would have been q responsible man al the
hsad q the isll lolE ere tins,
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4)auaiian Gazette.
KsT xepvs n RkHUs
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ls. III.

Az uniuisntiOusl mistake WIS matie>hy
H. 3. NJ :. Cr,.-17. last Monday. IN the
oversight u the salute due 10 the Ns1ioaSl
flag. 4 toregn man 0iwar S-Tiving u
port early or q Sunday morning and py.r
posing % have again early en- 5he Monisy
might iUStlhahly refrSIn fTl.n SaluilnC
Rut Il Circumstances detsI1 her n p,1-f
izte- than eight OF nine o'clock on the
Monday, the frst duty would naturally h
t. salute tie National fig Of the Port and
tins appears 20 have hen overlooked by
the CeE.-zaa-
The Governor Of Oahu held ms men II
readiness to return the expected salute
throughout the whole fn7e1non- - the ms
take certainly was nos on his SIDE.
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Il turning with WEAKNESS froa Mr..
ADDE'S rrcvellInc aiulation q al ihsf :
-, T-aiSswo-thy II HswGii feeling akin
q deSpair comes over Is, Is ~ think q
the harm which may be accomplished by
such articles Even Col. Sp7eokels, used
8 he ! u hypoc-ucsl CLAIMS q aizllr-l-
friends, NAV not be V0oof sSalnst such
p.lnE M q ts-te-v - Mr. Adee gives
him. hrt It - we fesr. TOO much 10 81
pet that the average Hawaiian can with
stand such doses g. this writer his admin
isie7ed q HIM.
The exhibition OF the pupils q the Ia
vaiahao girls school last Monday evening,
II the hav1i1.haa Church. gives the feeling
of E1Qsfulasss for tins country which one
so7ely needs after such q summing NJ q
IT. condition as Mr.. Aiea has made The
E-irIs. III neatly a.tir,i in white, recitei.
sing and performed csllistheuIcs n ERe
taste showing the result q correct and
systematic training Al h11n- 10 the
brave women vino are dosnC such work fo-
Hawaiian girls i Their need q praise
shall he simply that which the conscioa>-
ness Of well dong surely gives, Their re
wand ought % b. cro1t- But they may feel
assured thzt N tins unos1eniztloT> way,
they ars dong Tor the future q tins CoUn-
Try work which VII b. felt and sVp7e-
Grated by th1~s whose praise ! v-I-Th hzv-
Ing. In these schools lleS the life % h
VIII.
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w.R- CASTLE AID ?. N, HATCH.
MOrtgagse's Notice Of Foreclosure 3 Of sai..

@ o. sale contained in a certain mortgage made b.
> q Aapal 20 Chas T. dulick Trustee u Collins -
are dated the leih day Of November $50 recorded In
hbet ~ page -. notice is hereby given that aid
morree Intends % f0reclose said mortgage for con-
alen broken. and upou said foreclosure viii foil a.
pneie auction % The saicsroom Of T. r. Adams IN
honolulls on MONDAY The 2ist DAY % April ISL ~
y eock aeon Of aid day, The premises dc.crb.d ia
sald Wort.agr 81 below specified
Further particulars can b. had 81 Vs. D. Cssfi- At
i0rney-4i-Law- CIiA5- r.. GTLfCk Worf-a-rr
Premises - be cold ares 3li0u arres .ool land a.
htuii. y. k1hala. Hawaii: being fhs si-1 n---lf..
described In Royal Patent No. 59i 10 Aiausi trl h
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GOVERNMENT LOAN

UENlTINT-NI " TINANIt-
Ue>--r--- Au- z1sh. r>S--
'a-.r- t---Hr -1V-r skaf ar7.--a-t1-- .1- ans
-~airr ~ tt- NEW COY EENNEN- LuAN d. 81
s3ua. ucu-aEI b. WI on EEs TrFE.--Ts tt-
90 rr-r--s 5. LE-i a- .GH 7-- e-1E Dr. -rr--
narsf'- --ul rt--a II. rra rHs '7-. s-- -a--11- 1
a.. f-rr-rr-u-uf Lar-~ rEar-s-Frr.
gNu- q NATENs
N.ri-G-z rf t.ul-tr-
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Rainfall furnished
o aousts rreaars +
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Taz physicians appointed by the Board
Of Health have completed the examination
Of the public schools and have handed in
their report TO the authorities Of 62S chill
drea which they examined, they found
three 70 be lepsrs- Oneof these was : South
Sea Island boy OF course, the physicians
examination hiss not been complete for q
number Of boys abSentei themselves from
the Royal School. some Of whom have
never returned: II Is fair 10 presume then.
this. those who did not return, and were
nCt examined had very good reasons for
keeping away. OF the three who have
been pronounced lepe7s, We have been
given 70 understand by one Of the officials
that not one his been segregated, indeed
after having been pronounced q leper one
q these children was presented u ScLCo.
next day. and had % De sent away. The
children then. have been removed from
school. oylt are still al large 70 scatter dis
ease gDOng any plsynateS that they may
come N contact with
The question Of the segregation Of cLll-
dre1 has never Yet been properly conS-d-
e7ed but II i one which must be met l.
may be that the government are acting
from motives Of humanity II not seSreSa,
ting the children mentioned above. Il - i
: 2 mistaken humanity. for Il : endanCer-
in- the mass. that few may escape sui
te-lng. and that i against al recognized
principles Of political economy The gov
a---,aur then X wr1uL- not only IL tins
caSe. bur n the case OF scores OF adult sui
ferers who sill pemzin 81 large u spite 81
all re-ulat;0rs- The consideration Of tins
brings rs TO the consideration q the Hos
pital q hzkzzko-
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CUPREME COURT or Tfrr 6A-
~ wsiltn fsi1nie. in froHaIs Ia a. s..l1.', r. 49,.
q tnq uill q WILLIAM AunfAlttY 81 Iicr,.s Z. n,
ceased Order 1rrtlniln1 Tine ~ -f1N.I. ia ~
directing publication 81 1etIco 60 fts <1Ir1
A dacaaltui NaTncfilra 10 b ne l4sf I1 "a t.74.
utrnt % William NrfIlrtv dtCcSstd H.eIrr ~ ~. M.
dav 81 April. AID. issi been rrtsraisi h ,s si.I
CSrtf and peiitua fer The Ntcnatt lttrsot ~ ~
thc ssrtu-c 81 letters trtiamcnffrr BE- fneIfs 49,.
frtrria Nnfitrfy HAVING hccn iit ~ she 1Ii f|Is.
ufrr LfcrtIia NurIlrtY.
ffis hereby cfjrrr,i that WEDNESDAY. fa.frE A..
% Nav k.n. iSt At % cccct a.ri. of sid l1 al ~.
c,ati rccn 81 aid court. a. Anciln Hate. III nah
r be. and he Re hereby appointed ne r1nr ~
rravlnr aid VIII and htafias stid arrIcalrn When
and wncfe ~ pcrson Interested may tnrtar ara ra
icsi the .id VIII and tAe efantrr n irtiars iIsfs
mcnftfr.
q II trthcr urcrc that eoscc ,hssrof b. eisr. ~
natcaticn Tor thrrc surfesriyc weeks. tire HtuN.
iSS Gssrrrr. arcvsrarrr rrintci ard rnhusari Or
urnniuin.
Dated ucncluiu n. D., April fuh. A. p iSst
iAWRENCE McCULIN
ArrrSri Justice 20 Tire supreme Caut7
fisNEr Sprru. pcpufy Cirrk ion
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- IlNEME NOUkI Ot TIE llA-
- waiian Islands ln rrohafs-ln The matter q fh-
Estate u GEORGE y. HARBOTrLE N Kohais
Hawaii deceased, inicstaie Before Mr. Justice ~
Gully.
On reading aud cling the petition Of knauaicua and
Wahincpio her husband Of nouuluiu. Olhu, allrrfnr
hat 1corsr y HaIhottlc u knhals. Hawaii. died in
icstatg az hohaa, Hawaii the first alV ~ February
a ID ls,i leaving reel and personal property ~ HOMO
niu ana ai hohaa and praying that letters % admin
iiriion issue % David Dayton and also praying hsf
be BE- appointed temporary administrator.
II J. ordered that said David Dayton b. and he i
hereby appointed Temporary administrator AZ PRAYED
os upon BIZ Aiing approved bond IN the su 70 dr-
hundred dollars and
10 l. Further ordered that WEDNESDAY the fsfh
day ot Apriis a ID. 1884 ai 90 o'ciuck a. m be and
hereby D. appointed for hearing aid petition before
The said Justice IN the Court Room % this Court Al
Honolulu, at which time and place an persons CON
cetued may appear aud show cause if aur they have
Why said petition should not be granted and nat this
order b. published in The English and Hawaiian Ian
-uages Tor three successive weeks In the HAVANA
u AEErIk and uok01 newspapers in Honolulu
Dated Honolulu U. I, March aith. isst
LAWRENCE McCULLT.
Alcsti Justice or this supreme Court.
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure Z Of Sale

Mortsagee Notice Of Foreclosure & Of Sale
y ACCORDANCE WITH a POW
4 e. % sale contained q certain mortrlrr made By
Jose bdnas 90 Castle and Hatch. dated the 18th day %
March isll, recorded DO Libcr q page W Notice 4
uefeuy given th1f -aid mortgage intends % force
said mnrfc1ce for condition hrukeu aud upon aid
forrclusure viii sell az public auction AZ the sairr
rooms OF 2 p Adams i'm Honolulu. on MONDAY The
-lst day % April is5i az y Of sad day the urr
Sc descrtbcd IN aid mortgage a. below spccifcd
t1rncy az Law.
W r. CASTLE AID r. ". MATCH.
Mortgages
Premises % BE- sold are in Auuaiolimu. Honalsiu.
and cunsi-t 81 nearly one acre Of good land fenced r
having house thereon. The premises are suitab- fg-
and vii make very pleasant homestead or enc Al f-
chicken o. ho- farm having cool dry climate
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Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure s orsals
H0nolala Narehis -
CONFERENCE.-THE NOTIcE.

MOTTO Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that Ain and Atn K8i hare sold cot al II 49,
.nierest D. and 70 DE blsiAees 1f LIN wO YORK; i
CDMPAAli 10 p. 40 Goo lill Of the rrrnlr~l
Of aid arm add the slld business viii s. eoud~fi .
formerly y tae rsm1ininz partner 10 The I'D Ann
Hotel Street IN u0n1inln r On
Dated March . issl AIN
l-li n ATTN KUf
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CUPRFNIE COIrRT or THE u4

- waiisn Islands. In rruhair IN the NATTER r.
pr,of 81 the VIII % SIMON X. KAAI. % uoncInln
Oahu. decreased Order appointing time for rrnhafr ~
WIN and dirrchug publication % notice o. TIE same
document rurruriiuz 70 ~ the last iil au Tesla
rcnt % simon \ ktai. deceased having gu the ~
day u Marcia A. ID. iSSt. been presented 20 aid Pm,
bate Ocurt and pctitcn for the rrphafr fhcreof and
fcr issuance % lcttert 81 administration alta tfr WIN
annexed 20 sanford H. Dole having been fed kr nae
n. Haai. widow 90 tsc deceased.
u l. hereby ordered that FRIDAY. The s-th dar 81
April A. ID. ISL az 10 o'clock Tn-. cf lsaid drv ~
the Court Room % said Court az Affoltni Hale IN
Honolulu. island % Osha. b. and the sauic III kerrbv
appointed ihc time for proving said VIII and hr1riu
said application, when and yher any person interested
may appear and contest the said VIII and fha 1rIfn
% letters % administration with nc win anucxrd
10 L farther ordered that notice thereof BE- Given ~
publication for three successive weeks iu ne It, a
nay GAZETTE and kncSca. newspapers printed and
published In nouuuiu.
Dated uouoialu n. l.. March .sfh. A. ~ fsSf
a. FRANCIS JUDD.
Chief iusiico % The supreme Consi.
Aiirsts
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Boundary COmmissiOner's Notice.

80 III ATTLIIlLTIUA IL n =
~ cen made 70 The undeuirntd. - LEfI B.
= iol lc settlement o. tie boundaries 1I III
aatll ..e kAdA1I. ands IN Lahalua. N1ni Al
1919 oi adjoining lands and e ptrsons |1i1rr.frf
n NJ .eitlement 81 SAID boundare1 thar % Tffr
- the 4itl iaf n APRIL 1885, 1t lJo'.1.t a.i ln
W ylrt iqrse N Llliaina Is he Tine end rIs1a az
l-afinf said duplication. T. nuDIu
foofM Cnuulltnasr of Boundaries I.'I Ihal
l4Iis % NAui. Noi1tsi 5 LnrsI Z
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- 4 hEME NOJ Isl Ot TIE AlA~
- waiiau Islands. In Probate. In the matter o.
the Estate Of J. kiAUA. late % Paia. Naktvtn Nani
deceased interstate Al ChamhcTs before NJ 1usiicr
On reading and hiins the petition and accounts %
Austin Whiting administrator % Che estate % ]
kaaua. late 81 Pals. MakaSao. Mani. deceased WHERE
IN Dc asks 60 be allowed si0ie, and charges himself
with si5Nt. and asks that the NAV Be- examined
and approved. and that hua ordcr may b. made o.
distribution % the property rcHiainnr 10 his hands
% the persons thereto entitled and discharrlnr hin
and his suretes from 81 further responsibility as such
administrator.
10 j. oricrcd, that WEDNESDAY. the gistf dav Nav
a. ID. ISL. 40 10 O'Clock A. NJ. before the aid
Justice, 40 Chamhc=s, in The Court rousc a.
HQHouu, BE- and tkc same hereby j. appointed a. The
time luu place Zoe hearing aid petition and accounts
and thai az person. Interested may then and there rn-
paf and show clqsc 10 anT they have. Why nc sari-
should not BE- granted and that. this order In
The hngish and Hawaiian languages. BE- Published Iu
the HAwAuAN GsEErTE and kuokna new spauers printed
and published IN Hououu. for three successive rs.
prevogs u ihc time therein appointed fur said hearing
Dated AZ HONOLULU Ill. this 1t dav April A D. Isss
LAWRENCE McCCLLY.
Attest Justice II Supr--r- Conf
UFNEY SWIM. Deputy CLERK. rrr rf
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- cial District. Htuaiiar isiands. In rrot1te a.
matter % the estate % utGu rfNN ENr 81 Ifie ia.
Lyman.
On rrsdius and aling the rrtiicu tni tctcunfs "a
u High rcnucnt iatc % mo, u1waii wherein ihey
AZ 10 hc allowed s.. and charges themselves wigh
s., and ak thst ~ same nav ~ cramiued snd
approved. and thai dna order NAV BE- made 70 a..
butoa 81 ne property remaining in their hands D. ti
persons thereto entitled. and dlscharrnr ihrHi a-t
their surctics FROM a farihcs responsibility sach
executors.
n d nrlcrci that WEDNESDAY thr ffih dir %
Nav, ID eSt AZ ten o'clock am. Pm the Conft Hrusr
a. iiin. BE- and hereby Is appointed ihc time and
place for hearing said petition and accounf. Iar
objections tta ursy Ne crrr why the shcnid not
Be granted. p. :. LYMAN Circuit fnfrr.
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