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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

MARX NJ BARNES, pss ". ! !
wi Main street, oppo,a. y.
work strictly fiTst~class e',.H
for the painless extract one''..-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

VAR. JH.CRAWF0Rp.5l 49, y
~ mp s airs, oppo iN 49,, y. +.
Worth, TEX. Practice llnlltl /"
eye, ear, throat and nose.
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ny WALLERICH, p lh., i IA
N . No. IS Main s VA, q
Worth. Oses nitrous ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

You HAVE LOST The KEY no YOUR
- a .runk or vallse, A, j, Anderson, 206 Hous
toh street eau supply you vito a new one
sna VIII guarantee nt Locks, hinges,
ways on hand. ~ -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

ENASHlo ABLE DIR css NJ AKI C. WED
- ding and bail dresses specislty-by
- r.. ...sahohoser, over Malone, aller a Co.,
- touslon ana First streets. Orders from the
cI.y and country promplIy attended 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

,., EEysY smoker should Try little
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The Bar Observers
PR0FEssIUSAl

ROR THE NEXT THIRTY DAll
~ pose doing work ; pr g..
than any other teniistin ile qill
ths time 10 save money-Als y
Terms positively CASH " y {
corner fourth and HUustousi'sf
10, 1851.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

I'ok sALE.-rEN' SHARES IN YOUNG
par address w. a. b., care Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

ViauSo America d IKE ST allDg to
The piafsifd nrtifhem. When they
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'vtse @aitu @aEette
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ro I'm. suBscRIBERH.

10 MAIL. gUBscRIBERS.
(Poaaoe Prepaid by ne T1lbishsfsl
Daily, Weekly,
Six Months........ 90 Six Months ..--.--. 10
rhree MonthH...., % Three Monthn-.... 80
DRLIVERRD by OARRIETd2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

A haaEslAN HATH Horsr -.
~; II nc lowing water, Eighty SaI,. NAT
I'VE, hoit Us misunderstanding l aa'. 70
nesla ana soda tho bess .al9t1l.
Sne s,ate. IL may DO used ! 1. !, "a
drank hot while bathing ~ y h,i 4
nNe uchets, ", STANLEY 4 II N.Y. NY il.,.il
Northwest cornss 81 Pss v
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

ENEED, GRAIN, nav ,,.--.
- produce bought aud "a I'D 20 COS,
~ lulS houston street M y " I'll a
Large stock OF hay on hs ~ s, eih AZ K,
sac trade; large or small h,, ~, " N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

H'oh SALE CHEAP WE HAVE TWO
cincinnati Safe Co. 81 ,afes which will
DC, oe sold az bargain at private faie, and II
10 SOFA oy ecembsr 7at GA. m. they will
~, S nI' ~ auction AZ Max Eiser's paint shop
on MAIN street. Bail & Nc art.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

EOR RENT THE CHEAPEST DWFLI,-
~ Ing houses in town. Corner Throckmor.
ton and Eleventh str, et
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

rs. HAhrLEY,s SOUTH AMERICAN
y Ro cure AZ Hotel Pickwlck news stand, e.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ENOR RENT-DwELLGNGs- -FOUR
~ rooms, East Bl1n, near Hardin s rect I;
three rooms, Peach street between Evans
ana Boa2 streets near Rosedaie cRr-line. $40;
thre- rooms, Hemphill Get, south from
Annlei Two rooms in row running south
rom Annie, be weeu Jennings avenue and
hemphill TWO houses, four oms each, 4l2
and ia South Jones street; three rooms, 3OS
Hattie, near south Rusk new, large. seven
rooms, East Belknap, oppO lite II. McCart's.
Fourth streets.
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FoR RENT--A THREE ROOM HOUSE.
u Inquire at707 East Third street. Charles
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'l DE. WORK DONE ns..'. Z,
far nc, Wick Steam launa irhOnrlIg
trial. telephons a6 (, &
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Special ADgEsTBEaEIn
Membera OF Ein, r.-'. ~

SCorT q FINCH, Gas. q -.
- Flnch,l attorneys-al.Iav, "A ~ n, j.
Fort Worth, Texas. Land ~ =
laW' heler by permission 10 IA. ~
Teller, Sec'y. Interior, Wa,hs.s
VALLEY National ban z, St Ioui h
Truehart a Co., Gal weston. Tsr. ~
Ludlow, Collector int. Rev
CITY National Bank, Fon rs
FIRST National BANK, Fort Won h.
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w An aScMrI,Ei'D-ALL WHO
oTderssi ot laundry work an ~ iDhilea
Good h "a. we Fort Wonh 2 al NJ
iabed S9i,u,slioli y CLOSED y, le.a ~.
snbnn. 81 81 klnda or iadndsee at1
epnone 1'l. Corner fourth KY VIZ ie,
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B3i rs ne bA I,,i cry, 60i Hons-a x
cakes n tlS place TO get yo Ssiy sli
brown bred aud fancy pas NV ~ !. shqa \
cof,ea n oIIead, lady-nnsers Y Work
6c1 ife cs eiekes, ginger snaps 90 soc amt
cakes M, h Kept IA stock an ,r ,s
,,,en vs AT e pals and rartiea mac maze h .
az, bawa 70 order. Cream ns .paa. "a 4
and an t ,,ie also candies ufall Wy W., k.pi {,
raisip UNI also coc0anut e Ivy hoa ,
niana AZ ~ land fruit candle. Nppal, "a
ator ~ t,3uston street, h n h,, K,
49, 49,, senu m your Christ. Why =,
country" 1ers solicited ''@aa ofaii N
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wANrnp-FIeM nELP.
WANTED noARDERs.

wANTED---MIsClELLA HECUs.
-fa~-H--7H=-r-'sa
NOR RENT --- NICELY FURNISHED
II rooms. Corner Fourth and Grove streets,
MOI
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49,, y, - ~ northwest OF ~.
Double and single roon.s n, " NJ n'',i
gentlemen; meals q cenie Ioe sl.- {. /
cents. Special attention 1lvss, We Z
Pure arleslan water, hot M Y q,
baths - cents for single haib y, 6
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SPECIAL ADYERTBEsrln
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mernbers OF Fort XVo-s s
SCorT q FINCH. nas 4
- Flnch,l attorneys-at.Iav "A - a.
Fort Worth, Texas. Land M y
law, Refer by permlssion IA IA. ~
reller, Sec'y. Interior, Wa,hs-e
valley National ban z, St I,ou. h
Iruehart a Co., Galveston. Ttr. Fl
Ludlow, Collector int. Rev
City National Bank. Fon ~.
Ftst National BANK, Fort Wrt b.
Wy +, PENDLEroN, Arm
wv law, Fort Worth. d
First National bank.
M d. PRIEST, ArTORsu
hs ONCE over harness rfos-
Main and First streets.
pALL o. MOZART, ATT0gygneIl
ID Office over First Me- aiR,l
Houston and SecoD| ea
CHAPMAN q : WAYNE AIIsyl
" law Flrt Worth, ftru 0ss
irst Nailonai Bank
DAVIS, BEALL & ROGER. AiIl
~ and CounHellore OF Law. I'M =
ing, Main street. Fort Worth, nm
9 b. CANTEY, ATTORSEY A
% Oilice over Barnes gloWU gisl
and First streets.
WY Il. ALDRIDGE. ATIoEslI
w . Law, Notary Public and li,l
1872 Jones street.
The Bar Elsewhsrs.
HILL & HILL, ATT0RNElsl AT l.
IL Gainesville. Tex. VIII pudz y
preme and federal courts Gil kA
Hill.
n A. BRAND, ATTORNET Az
VI agent, Temple, Texas. sp.dn
given 20 adjustment and colltiaaa
and TO all commercial buklneit
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~. A. Daley attorney 81 AVE-
ley h Cunningham, San AngeA
county, Tex, land and live ~
Lands for ranching purposes AZ.
lections and correspondence ,oa1's
PRO FEssiUrai
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NOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAi'
~ pose doing work ; per g..
than any other tentistin ue q.
ths time TO save money-As
Terms positively CASH "
corner fourth and hUuslousi'sN
10, lsSi
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~ mp airs, oppo iN pssp.
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eye, ear, throat and nose.
MARK NJ. BARNES, pssIlsi
wi Main street. opposl. -
work strictly fTsi~class el,H
for the painless extract one -
~p II W MOORE. PHYsa
Eurpeon. ONCE on flIil r.
Main and Houston, Foil ~ ". Z.
idencc over office. Ielepi's''
Idence 1877; at ONCE u
nR. w. W. ROUTE, &C. &C.
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Rusk, opposite the opera - ..
3 10 Id a, m: 800 10 up. NJ
a. m, Telephone. No. ~
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e Physioian and raibs-
rpeson'B drug store v
0ne block south OF cour np
70s East WeatherfoEl hlissss
nom III 10 u a. N. and w -
Speciality OF diseases Of Chs
No at Rosidence ~. -
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~ . No, IS Main stree "
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LAND Allss''-'
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proprietors OF the Auaan,iit
RecordR. We do a gen,v,l@,'s .s1.l'' e.
Nluding Eurvaving ana .
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The highest business az 40. Y
ora otiesed al HITS peas 3
ranks among the bess X o
tho United states. ~ $
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type- writing speeihlu "a lffit
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14
ROOMS FOR RExr.

ROOMS FOR RE-JT.
u o Pr x MONTH WILL II Mt A COM.
| - fOrtab. y furnished room la n private ftln-
| / y, Apply at 1iO West tinh street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-14

AAl II CALL SPEC AL ATTENTION ToA.
~ j. Williams, flue matchmaker and
enRraNer. Fine machine work done ON short
notice. Mr.. illia'ns 1 the nest mt chanical
workman In the state IN his line.
TOR RES,c1EUANlsqED ROOMS AT
Delta chief., 1884-01-02

Our New York Letter.

To the Editor OF THE CHIEF.
NEW YORK, December 26.-The heaviest
snow storm that New York has known for
years made its apparent final deposit of the
beautiful yesterday. say final, for to-day
we enjoying cloudless sky and weather
that approximates to a small degree that en-
joyed by the readers of THE CHIEF in the
in the Gunnison valley. II is the day after
Christmas, and ell through the streets the
usual number of trucks are moving, driven
by brawny Celts, who occupy the time while
not apostrophizing the conditions of travel
under which they are Obliged to suffer, in
exchanging rugged adjectives with the drivers
of street cars and omnibusses.
Yesterday ! visited u number of the city
institutions where good dinners were served
to the dwellers thereof At the Howard Mis-
sion hundreds of little girls were reioiced
with Christmas presents, and at the News
boys Home four hundred little urchins sat
down 10 what was to them sumptuous din
ncr, aud performed feats in the eating line
that would have compared favorably with
some of the Delta county hunters after their
return To town after trip where the bill of
fare consisted of doubtful bread and aged
bacon.
Sunday took trip in special train over
the Long Island railroad. when about sixteen
hundred turkeys were distributed to the EN-
ployes by the president, Mr.. Austin Corbin.
sumptuous dinner was provided to the
guests who discussed ii seated in dining
car while travelling AT the rate of fifty miles
an hour. ON the return trip Mr.. Daniel
Beard, an artist on the Graphic staff. skctched
various designs on the frost-covered windows
Of the ear, and ornamentcd the mirrors of the
Pullman ear with drawings suggestive of the
immortal Christmas turkey and man, his
natural foe.
am beset with inquiries regarding Colo
rado and the usual life of ranchmsn in the
Rocky Mountains. ! have for some time
given up the idea Of attempting to convince
my questioners that there is the slightest ap-
proach Ia civilization enjoyed by the inhab-
iiants of the Reservation, and am now in the
habit Of asserting that most bloodthirsty
bands of Indians make almost daily vista
tions To the sctilementsiyl, and grizzly bear
were such common incidents that no more at
ieniion was paid to them than to a flock of
sheep in the East.
Of course ] represent the native ranchmcn
going about clad in panoplv Of daggers.
rcSolvcrs and rides, and Delta as a place
where the widest and most ferocious cowboys
in the State are wont to assemble. When
Mr.. 1ngcrsoll's articles on the Reservation
appear in the Manhattan shall probably be
obliged to explain various discrepancies he
tween his statements and mine, but until then
] pose somewhat in the character Of a second
Daniel who has passed unscathed through
fiery furnaces.
The DELTA CHIEF reaches me regularly,
aud the polcmical articles aneni Charlie
Ross seem to cniiycn my spirits even in
| hours Of the deepest depression. Surely the
abductors Of Charlie have paid the most care
fil attention to his education, for the style of
his expression Is only cquallcd by the extent
Of his vocabulary. ALFALFA.
Delta chief., 1884-01-02
Notice.

At n meeting of the stockholders of the
Delta Town Company, held at the office Of
the company in Delta. December Z, 1883, the
following changes of organization were
made:
First.-Thc name of the company was
changed to "The Delta Town and Improve.
mcnt company"
Second.-Thc capital stock of the company
was made non-asscssablc, and was increased
to $780, 900, S50,O0O of which is set apart for
u working capital.
Thlrd.-Tho number of directors was in
creased from six to eight.
An amended certificate covering these
changes has been filed with the Secretary of
State and with the Recorder of Delta county,
Colorado. GEORGE A. CRAWFORD,
President Of the Delta Town Company.
Delta chief., 1884-01-02
Cnr..tmn, a, q. o. noscr>..

To the Ediior Of TiIE CIEF.
NORTH Fork, December 20. 'sS.-News is
scarce here, but everyone Is busily engaged
making bitches and preparing for next seas
on's work. For the las, week in has been al
mnst one continual rain in the valley and
snow on the highlands. Travel is entirely
shut out by way of the mesa, snow being too
deep. Professor Richardson's Gunnison bull
train was on the way here with saw mill
for this place, but was compelled by the snow
to leave the mill on the cas-, side of the mesa
aud take his teams back to Guunison.
1t looked to most of us rs if Christmas was
going 10 pass in this end of the valley unno.
ticcd. but the Duke brothers and Captain Me-
pnugnl, who is ever on the alert that nothing
guod be lost, conceived the idea of "A social
dance. To think with them was To act. and
get n suitable house, rs all our houses are SO
small. So Mr.. q. o. Rogers was called on
Ms he had just finished new house, and
more, when an appointment is made for a
gathering at his house it insures success. As
the shades of evening began to gather on
Christmas eve so did the crowd. and the
dancing began. J. w. Freeman aud W.
Aker furnished the music, which was superb
ly grand. As enjoyment aud interest in
creased so did the crowd, until cghty-two
persons were present, when the old house was
called into rcqusition dancing room, and
John Head and w. Smith were prevailed on
TO act as violinists, proving that though
yonng in years they were not amateurs In
music. Thus the merry rounds were kept up
till after L. o'clock, when Christmas was
ushcrcd in with such rcpast as only Mrs.
Rogers knows how Ia get up, with u barrel Of
apples 10 finish up with. Then happy
greeting to all, in which many new acquaint-
anccs were made, and the dancing began
again and was kept up till daylight. Some
of the prominent citizens of the Muddy and
Smiths Fork were present. To describe the
costumes of the ladies will not try. Ms can
not do the subject justice in the least degree,
no more than l could describe the smiling
countcnanccs of the ladies. To say that cv.
cry one enjoyed themselves falls far short of
expressing it, Don.
Delta chief., 1884-01-02

THE representative district we belong to
consists of Pitkin, Gunnison, Montrose and
Delta, thcsc counties being joined together
for representative purposes until after the
next state census, which will be taken in
1885 The district embraces the two great
Industries of the Statc--inining and agricul-
turc. The counties of Pitliin aud Gunnison
represent the mining industry, md the Res.
ervation counties, Montrose, Delta aud Mesa
the agricultural. Our present Senator, Hon.
A. NJ. Stevenson, who holds till 1885, is from
aud represents more particularly the mining
industry--thc Representative having to be
elected in the fall. These two industries are
..ach entitled to consideration IL the selection
of members to the Legislature. lnasmuch MS
our Senator Is from the mining section, the
other industry Is entitled to recognition by
the district, aud the representative should be
taken from one Of the Reservation counties.
II Is somewhat early to enter into discus.
sion Of this proposition, but the symptoms of
campaign are upon us, and states and CON-
binations arc beginning 10 be talked Of No
doubt there will he plenty Of good material
present itself from the Reservation to makoa
choice from.
Delta chief., 1884-01-02

THE country around ourny and Telluride
has been visited by terrible avalnnchcs the
past week, the accounts Of which arc heart.
rending. As far AZ reported sixteen persons
are known to be killed and thirteen hurt,
and many are not yet heard from on account of
the hcav snow preventing communications
with them. Probably many more will be
found to have been killed and wounded when
full reports come in. 1t is hard To realize
here in Delta scarcely seveniy-iivc miles
from the scene Of these accidents where there
is not trace of snow and the thermometer
scarcely ever gets below the freezing point,
that these terrible scenes are being enacted
Delta chief., 1884-01-02

Ir is seldom that country editor exper-
fences the sensation of being rich beyond his
most sanguinc expectations, when visions Of
the good things of life fit through his mind
like vague dream. Such was the fate of
n letter from one Of the monster monopolies
Of Gunnison--thc First National Bank-con.
tanning d,aft, which made our hair stand
ON end for few moments. But. alas. for the
rarity Of human charity. II was only New
Year greeting, wishing us all manner Of pros
periiy in The coming future.
Delta chief., 1884-01-02

TurnE will be five eclipses hisycar--,hrcc
of the sun, none Of which will he visible in
this country. and two of the moon. both Of
which will be visible in this country, the
first, partial eclipse, occurring early in the
morning Of April 10. and the other, a total
eclipse, occurring in tho evening OF October l.
Delta chief., 1884-01-02

THERE arc Whispering that something is
not altogether right about the escape "f Her
rick, the wife murderer, from the Grand
Junction Jail. Ills having recently disposed
of hi. ranch and cattle for good round sum,
together with the fact that the old Mesa
county officers arr about 10 step down and
ont, looks little suspicious His trial was
To have commenced on The lith OF this month.
Delta chief., 1884-01-02

WE surrender great deal Of space this
week to correspondents, more than should
be. We must request writers to I've brieicr
with their favors. or else We we'll have to
publish their articles as serials, or refuse to
give them space.
Delta chief., 1884-01-02

Mn. BENNETT, the owner Of the New York
Herald. is said by persons who have seen
him IN Paris lately to have become ''prcma.
sureiy old" His hair is turning gray, and
h. |. slow and precise in movement nn old
man. Dissipation, like blood, will tell.
Delta chief., 1884-01-02

THE National Democratic committee will
convene in Washington on the ed OF Febru.
ary. for the purpose Of fixing the time and
place Of holding the National convention.
st. Louis will make an effort to have the
convention held in tha, city
Delta chief., 1884-01-02

THERE is an encouraging increase in the
expectation Of provisions aud diary products,
the value exported during the eleven months
ending November. 30 being sos 3,3sa,S2., as
agains ks4, ,s63 .ooI in the corresponding pc
ROD last NeaK
Delta chief., 1884-01-02

HERRIcK, the wife murderer, escaped from
the Grand Junction Jail week ago last Sat
nrIay night.
Delta chief., 1884-01-02

CARLIsLE's arrangements of the commit
tees does not please many of the old Demo
cratic members Of the House, aud hence the
usual biennial kick.
Delta chief., 1884-01-02

lMNIGRATIoS To the Reservation will be
heavy this spring, from the number Of letters
received in Delta daily inquiring after eligi-
bic locations.
Delta chief., 1884-01-02

THE game law came in force the frs, of the
year. Its the duty of every good citizen to
do what he can to prevent the killing of game
after that time
Delta chief., 1884-01-02

THE Italian climate of Colorado has come
to the Reservation for the winter.
Delta chief., 1884-01-02
A HAPPY New Year.

REMEMBER when writing your letters that
this is 1884.
Delta chief., 1884-01-02
Delta Meat Market.

Wishes 10 inform the public that he has opened
meat market on Main street, Delta, where can
he found NJ all times the choicest of beef mutton
and pork. Game and fish in their season.
Delta chief., 1884-01-02
A. Il. KING.
AT LAW.

Legal documents accurately and neatly drawn.
All kinds Of notGrial work done. Land Office
practice a specially.
Office at Court House. DELTA, COLO.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-10
Co.de~.ed Ne~s Of the Week.

.Safa,,iays A native had a finger bitten of
by fish at Diamond Head. Mrs. Maalo
Burns died from overdose Of laudannm. Am
toxicated old Portuguese drove buggy into hack
ON Hotel Street, thrown out and bruised about
the head. Police administer to his wants.
Sapreme Court adjouIus till first Monday in
July.
Ssslv: Seventeen DRINKS at the driving
park. -celshsstion Of aSth anniversary Of arr.
val Il Sisteu Of Charity in this Kingdom, by
Bishop Hermann and priests u cathedral
ID. Dayton, acting cnsones. held inquest oves
body q Ms Maalo Burns- Doctors Emerson
and Troaasssa make autopsy Of body Of de-
ceased.
Ms~&y' Frank MsscaM arrested and held
for manslaughser. -Schooner Pohoiki arrives
from Hawaii, where she yes struck by light
ming 2sth uit-Rev. Moses Kuaea, late pastol
OF kaumskapii Church, died of soitenine o.
the brain. Postmaster General limited money
ordcrs.,o $1S instead of $50. appropr
aiing $1,000 tot public prosecutions and $40,
600 lor expenses present session passed r.
Legislature pass resolutions al respect iol mem
Dry OF Rev. kusea and vote 10 attend iunera
IN body. Adolph Geesiag appointed janiio
" NJ. Z. A.-tunersi oi Oliver t,ulliNon,
aeel ., yean, formerly Of San francisco.
Is.sf.iJe Cooke ~ a. unable to give SIS, COZ
held over I'LL July term. -Jusiice Met lIy @en
TO lilo 10 preside a, Circuit Count - sehoone
General sigel beached above rnnaluu, ON thu
island, 20, OF ~i,hoa, injury a, high tide.
Haisss.Aiy. Concen al Waikiki churcl
nets abom $ioo. in the legislator,
ON the cunsoey resolution.
lA.,sasr' steamer day, Dr. J. Mo,
smith returned BY the Manpo,a. -Eaig npcu,
f,s'f'y fai1 and legislature cqn'iqas, Z
i<fs<s l.xlrs A nss<S lalI
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-10

For kahuui. per Kiouea How, May W " Bailey,
e W ei1,jard Miss T. Moore, \ L Wilfons, Mrs
Afansliii and children, llarnes " Courtney.
f-r Mai and Mo.olai, per ieiua, May a Unna.
For Karai per ivalam May 6-w X Austin, 7
Conftjt o. u Young Mrs Peter
Fo Hamakua, r.r Bishop May % W Nc
Guiig anil dr, VI Holmes, NJ \ Snith, Couradt II
= Harhp. u Mead.
ror Maui and iIaeaif yer Ninar, May On Y n
Princes pronIilellni r1rlei anil family ~ x Mac.
fuane, ~ Conweu, " Whiting, IA Preston, = y
Make and wife l. McCuily. :. r. Hastings and wife,
~ + Glade, Capt Ross. J. smith " Z Rhoades aud
wife, Mrs Wilson, Mrs Silva, W G Putndse. : Nj
liens1n NJ = Pack, II \ Bridges 4 G Williams
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