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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY
MARRIED.

PALMER ER-KELLER-In this city, July sth, by
X. A. Ling, ESD, p, q. X. Palmer and
Jennie Beller, both OF Ell Monte.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-27

Brent.no Ilro-.. No 9 Union Square Hes
York CITY. are agents Tor the HERALD. hsh
constantly ho found on sale on their count
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-27
EDUCATIONAL.
University of Southern California.

The next College Year opens SEPTEMBER
l0sh. with full corps Of teachers, with Prepara-
tory Academic and College Departments. Young
ladies provided with home At iiodg. Hall, under
the care OF the preceptress. Street cars pass the
University every "a minutes. For catalogue sd-
dress n. NJ. BOYAkD
iy25 d&w 6y President.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-27

This is an excellent opportunity for those OF
small means TO invest money In most promis-
lag home enterprise
by order Of Board Of Directors.
s. J. BECK, President.
Tnos. J. cuDDv. Secretary. marriott
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-27

Pursuant TO an order OF this Court made this
day, notice Is hereby given that Tuesday the 9Th
day OF August, 1885, at 10 O'Clock A NJ OF sad
day, at the court room OF this Court, in the
city and county of Los ngeles, has been appointed
for hearing the application OF Michael
Murnine, praying that document now
on file in this Court. purporting to he the last viii
and Testament OF Daniel Courtney deceased be
admitted TO probate. and that etc ~ mentary
be issued thereon TO said Michael Murnaue
at which time and place sll persons In.
terestcd therein may appear and contest the
same.
Dated July 25th, 1884.
A. W. POTTS, County Clerk.
by A, hlAPAu, Deputy. jy25 lot
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-27

Ms u. n. Rowe I. tho SAINT, Ana agent o
ba IIFHALb
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-27
Railroad Ticket and Employment
Office,

BUREAU OF INFORMATION; male help free;
Real Estate Broker houses and lots sold Oh i'm
stallments; houses and rooms, furnished or un
furnished, secured. H. NITTINGER
I2l North Main .reet. near First St
Telephone No. ll3 sepl5 0m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-27

The stock is at present In the hands Of Col X
Z. Hewitt, who may be seen at his Office at the
New Depot
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-27
Cholera stiII Decreasing at
TOulOn.

ToULoS, July G.-There were two
doaths from Cholera to-day in the city
and two in the suburbs. The total
number of deaths from cholera is 593.
The exodus has decreased the popula-
tion two o-thirds.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-27

The shares are of par value OF $40 each, but
for the next 20 days will be sold for g.. 90 each
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
An Heroic Cure.

Acting Governor General Mercer, of Hong Kong
transmitted TO his government the following
heroic" cure for leprosy, which it is said has
been successfully used in Fiji. The following are
the Governors words:
i transmit likewise avery singular passage with
which recently CHANGED ID meet in a book moi
long since published, DR.. SeemaD's Mission 70 wi
|or the Feeiee Islands. IL relates to the cure of
.leprosy by the smoke of the plant Sinuraps, and
thought 1t well to note it, lest it should possibly
escape attention elsewhere extract the follow
ing from the passage alluded to: Some natives
however, can handle the poisonous juice lof the
|Slnugagal with perfect impunity . none save
those who have been sufferers from the effect of
these pOlsons can form any adequate conception
of the agonies endured and the courage displayed
By fIllan who voluntarily submits himself to be-
ling cured OF leproSy by the smoke of the Snurapa
wood. The Rev. w. Moore, of Rewa was we'll
acquainted with young man of the name Wiliami
|Lawaleou, who underwent the process of being
smoked Mr.. Moore gave me the full particulars
LOT this remarkable case when / was his guest IN
|ls6o, and he has also published full account Oh
|lt IN The Wesleyan Missionary Notices, SYDNEY
1873, ?. l5I. After stating that he knew Wiliami
as tine healthy young fellow, Mr.. Moore was
surprised TO ind him one day SO much altered bv
the effects of leprosy. Some time after he again
met him full of health, and on inquiry learnt the
treatment adopted to bring about this change
Taken to small empty house, the leper is strip
ped Of every article of clothing, his body rubbej
all over with green leaves, and then buried in them
a small fire is then kindled, and few pieces oil
the Sinugaga laid in it. As soon as the thick black
smoke begins to ascend, the leper is bound hand
and foot, rops fastened 10 his heels by means oil
which he is drawn up over the fire, SO that his|
head IS some fifteen inches from the ground. Thel
door is then closed, and his friends retire lftIe
distance. whilst the poor sufferer is left to CRY and
shout and plead from the midst of the sufocatinQi
stream; but he is often allowed to remain forl
hours, and finally faints away. When he is.
thought sufficiently smoked the fire is removed
the slime scraped from the body, and deep gazhesI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22

all other classes, and that is not well fol
iany society.
The producer is entitled, not TO Califor-
| MIA, but to Honolulu prices for his pro
ducts. Just as the consumer must pay fol-
what he uses, of foreign productions, not
the foreign, but the domestic price, which
IS the foreign price with the additional
icost of transportion and the profits of the
importer. The producer has no right to a
public currency which secures to him the
benefit Of the price of his products in a
foreign market, at the expense of all the
consumers 1t amounts to tax on the
whole country to pay to the planter the
difference between the home value and the
foreign value of his sugar. In the long
run, we do not think that fictitious cur
|rency IS for the benefit of the planter him
self, for he IS large consumer OF imported
|a1-ticIps
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22

Tn Planters Labor and Supply Com
pany met on Monday. These meeting
will be continued beyond Thursday pro
badly. A number OF interesting paper
have already been discussed and more vii
follow. There is no doubt that with sucl
an interest as our Planters have in thi
country, organization Is strength. Shoul
der to shoulder they are like the bundl,
OF sticks, but separately they might b,
broken.
The Secretary presents very succinc
report which will be found in our supple
ment 1t Is document well worthy o.
study, and no doubt will receive that at
tention which it deserves at the hands no
only OF Planters but the community a
large.
These annual meetings are very bene
hclal to Planters 1t is not only the gooc
fellowship which actual contact is liiel,
10 engender, but it is the free discussion
of theories and also of practical matters
which is valuable to our agriculturalists
II widens the mind to learn how othel
men do their work, manage their cane
cattle, DC. 1t is an advantage to elder
men, doubly the advantage TO the younger
linen.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
fsaaI 1aorrtissnlrnts.
I7OUFTH JUDICIAL CTRCTTT. j

I Probafc-In the matter Of the Estatr u
HODGE. htc Of Wiiniha. Order 20 show cauga ~.
duplication Of Administrator for order Of Sale Of Peal
Estate.
On reading and ding the pciiion Of james NJ C,Ib-
son Administration OF the estate % William Wof--
ate Of Wainiha Kauai. deceased praying for an no-
f sale Of certain real estate belonging 10 the decear-f
situate AZ W1iniha. Kauai aud settling forth certain
J. hereby ordered That the next % kin OF the aid a.
celScd and al persons interested i'm said estate apuea
before this Court SATI RDAl- the twenty. on,
Court Room Of this court in koloa then and there to
show cause why an order should not be granted Tor ne
bale Of such estate and i Is further ordered. Thar
copy of this order be published 40 least three saccr
sve weeks before said day of hearing In The HAw4nAs
GkzErTE, a newspaper published in Honolulu.
Dated koloa. II T., Oct 18th. ISL
JACOB HARDY
fnf1 ID gfrruft Inilrr ffh ind Cfr~~ff
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Tenders Wanted 7

TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
i At The Office % the CLERK ~ the supreme CONT
np 90 r O'clock NJ. on SATURDAY. the 1T dsv IN
November. 1881. Tor irlusaiing from English into
Hawaiian the Fourth Volume ~ Hawaiian Rrporfs
The bids must be for lump Tor the cnfirr WORK.
the translation 10 be lcghY written on one side n
f6oIscap paper. ready for the printer.
The supreme Court does not bind itself to accept
any or the lowest bid
BY order Of the Court.
WILLIAM FOSTER, Clerk
Tfnmnu1u Oct. Sfh. fNSf frlf ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22

On prominent planter expressed his
wish this week, that the country should
not have gold currency. because as he
puts it, if his sugar is paid for in San
Francisco, and he can get even 25 per cent.
premium for the exchange, he wants the
premium, and is willing to nav the addi-
|honal cost on the imported goods which
he buys.
But we think his view is not sound. The
great costof labor, skilled. as well as IN
skilled must go down if we expect to make
sugar hereafter The laborer who has to
pay Is per cent or 3 per cent. more for ali
that he eats and wears, cannot work for
lower wages than he now gets. The cost
of living must be reduced, instead of in
creased. if we are to make cheaper sugar.
Moreover, an inflated currency is always
unhealthy. If it shall give one class an
undue advantage, it is at the expense of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22

PARTICULARS now come TO hand of another Of
the Shapiro frauds. This time an American ggn-
Itleman is the victim. 1t seems that the late dis
|coyerer of the Deuteronomy roll sold to Phila.
|delphia sdraHf for considerable sum Book Of
Numbers which turns out to have been piece1
toGether from synagogue scrolls of various age aud
|style-accompanied by a youching letter from
Prof. Tischendorf. When Shapiro last fraud had
been detected, the purchaser above mentioned be-
gan to tremble for his own treasure which he had
deposited in the Philadelphia Library; and his
fears were soon confirmed. The Tischendorf let
ter, having been photographed and sent to Ger
many, was there pronounced authentic by the
writers friends; but Prof. Delitzch furnished am
'ple proof that it had been written with reference
TO another manuscript altogether. Hereupon the
Book of Numbers" was submitted to examination
by competent authorities with the re suit of expos
ling its comparative worthlessness
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
THE PEOPLES CYCLoPED1A.
A NEW ERA IN cYcLopEn1,s,

II came into existence as the result Of Public Opil
on 'ha' lhe masses OF the people needed Cycopedi
better adapted to their wants and mean. itb.s an
cream Of all the cYclopedias given in Scholarly Ma.
ierly Manner not mere skeletons. but the ac.b an
blood of all the others.
II mas Eighteen Thousand topics more than other c
Five Thousand Illustrations; Fiftv-Ty,
Colored Maps One Hundred and Twenty-Five Man
and Diagrams. The maps are Railroad and Couut
Maps of the United States.
The work is complete and now ready for delivery re
viscd and all brought down to ISL
CO PRICEs-s17 $40, $50 and sss.5O in diaeren
bindings, NEssRs. PHILLIPS Il HuSr Of New York ar
the Publishers. .oso
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22

IN aocprdanol With an Act to Regulate the Currency.
lHgfoed suy nh. is, notice is hereby given that
ir siy d=ss from this date. silver coins Of all demo!
rinaiiuns. creeping silver coins OF the Hawaiian
kinEdgm znd e Inc United States will be received
~ thr Treasury a. their nominal value In exchange fu
Hasniian Coins At their nominal value.
Section cfihu Currency Act also provides that from
nd nfier December isi. lsss. gold and silver coins
alhrr Than Tia OF the United States and the Ha
uainl kin-lum shall be rrceved In the Treasury al
rae o. exceeding their bullion value Tor Gurrrn1
JSo. n. KAPEKA,
fl -. Minister OF Finance
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
A RARE BOOKI
THE LIQUOR PROBLEM OF ALL AGES. BY DE
DORCHESTER, OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

DORCHESTER, OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
His book, the Problem Of Liquors Progress is IN,
standard the world over. This is written in hi. he.
style 1t has Ninety Illustrations aud Diagrams L
ought to have place in every family
Pastor Cruzan says. II have sufficiently examine,
Dr. Dorehesers book, the Liquor Problem Of all Ages
to convince myself that it is of great value. II l.
packed full Of statistics not easily found elsewhere
valuable as an educator and will be OF interest to al
who wish 10 know the facts in regard to the Liauo
traffic.
Pastor Osgle says, 81 have examined the work ant
take pleasure in recommending it."
- The following persons are among the number
hat have ordered: 5. c. Damon, II. NJ Whitney, Rev
Geo Wallace $. E. Bishop, p. c. Jones, Jr., C.s
Mason seet'y Y. NJ IA; j. u. Anterior, Thos. G
rhrum, Daniel Logan, Ed. " Bulletin" fo.g
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22

HoSoLutu, Feby. 18th, ISL
AEssKs. H. HAcKFELD & Co., HoSoLuLu,
DEAR sRs;-I hereby beg to tender my SINGER
hanks for the immediate liberal settlement Of the los
sustained through the destruction by fire Of my place
u business in Rohala during the night OF the 18th
p, consider It my duty to recommend the Irsurane
lot Mlieh you are the Agents to all p1riie
mo-, am Dear Sirs. Respectfully Yours.
'fS 'm (Stgned0 GEO. SANDERlAN.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
Honolulu, sept. 18th, 1851.
G. Q; BEE BERGER. Esq., !

DEAR SRI take pleasure in adding my TESTIMONY
70 lne many IN favor OF the MAcSEALE & URBAN SAFE
Inc one purchased of you some time ago for my
'oe AZ Lahainh passed through the disastrous fire on
me is'h inst, and on opening the same without apv
trouble with the Combination found that IL had rc
served the contents books. papers, also one watch 70
my entire satisfaction. Yours Truly.
Tvs ON A. $. CLEGHoRN.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
NOT ES.

WAREHOUSES; for the storage Of cold air are in
use in New York. and by pipes the air is served tc
various parts of the city. What boon it would be
in Honolulu, if one could lay in a stock of cool all
during the prevalence of southerly weather.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22

THE Gold Law will so shortly be in ope
ration, that we have no doubt that ON
principal houses have made their arrange
ments with which to meet it. 1t is Law
which received the approval of nearly al
Of the business men of Honolulu. If any
Of those gentlemen have the ear of the
government, they Will of course, urge the
necessity of procuring in advance the re
quisite amount of gold coin. Gold Ger.
|tifcates Of deposit will be issued by the
treasury, we hope, and it Will be a mattel
Of convenience as well as of first impor-
lance, that such certificates be accepted
las equivalent to the coin.
They will be so received only if the
community is assured that the gold coin
is actually behind them. To try to worl
the new law with a scarcity, or short sup
ply of gold will have the result of leading
people TO hoard their gold as fast as they
get it. This would cripple all kinds Of
business.
III the government ever needed sound
advice, and clear heads, it is now-before
gold shall, under the law, 60 to premium
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22

cut into the skin until the blood flows freely. The
ieper IS now taken down and laid on his mats to
await the result-in some cases death, in many
fearful process
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22

The government organ being short OF
material, still harps upon the subject OF
the pay of the road-menders. The square
statement was made by the paid apologist
last Wednesday, that every man employed
on the road in this island, whether as q
mere road-mender or in any higher capac-
|ity, has been duly paid from neck to ,cceI,
or from month to month";" Italics are ours
In reply to this we give the following let
ter, no comment is needed:
Enron GAzErTE:-The ruad-menders in the dis.
tfict of Waianae were out of their money fol
several months. The men camo to me TO know il
Mr.. Holt was keeping the money away from them
1t was only after the matter was stirred in the
newspapers that the men were paid. Mr. Holt
stated to me that he could not get the money
from the government to pay them with.
J. j.. RICHARDSON.
With regard to the other point of work
elsewhere, our information came from men
who are in government employ, in subor-
|dinate positions, and whose heads depend
upon their keeping in accord" with the
administration. These men we do not ask
TO come forward, no one would, knowing
the fate they would suffer, twenty -four
hours after. But Mr.. Richardson's letter
will clearly show what has been going on.
E5 mo disco omRcs. Learn the whole affair
from one case.
The attempt to drag in Mr.. Lloyd's
name Is despicable No one aspersed Mr.
Lloyd No one. that we know of, imagined
that he kept back a dime from the EN-
Iployees, but every one does know now,
from the p C. Us story and ours, that the
government did not supply the money for
him to pay them. 1t is evident that our
Friends the government have tried to make
IA cats-paw of Mr.. Lloyd, and have failed.
In conclusion we will say that more
|dcspicable attempt at bulldozing, has per
lhaps never been shown in this community
than has been displayed by the paid utter,
ances Of the government organ. The OBJ
Eject was to brighten people into silence;
fortunately we have men here who will not
be silenced or blutfed, and the feeling
grows from day to day, that they will make
themselves heard and felt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
RpcEsT returns of the foreign trade of Italy dur


ing the first six months of the present year. place
the value of the imports at 745 2i5 l12 francs an
increase as compared with a corresponding period
of last year of 5l0O0OO0 francs. The value of the
exports is placed at GIG 0i2 francs an increase
las compared with the same period of last wear of
100000. The greatest activity was in the llk
trade, of which there increase of 81 100000
francs in imports and of 1900 900 francs in ex-
ports
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
TIM report of M SnnIIer nm the rocont r,rI

Inn iSBOlt VI W. ppulltI Ol Tue recent parlla-
|mentary inquiry into the trade of Paris and the
condition of the working classes gives some inter
esting facts relative to the progress of trades un-
ions in Paris. According to the report the attempt
TO combine Paris wOrkmen in trades unions has
been failure. Of 1900 house painters only 10
are associated; of 10000 engineers but 200 are com
bined; of IL 900 bakers but $50 are associated In
short, of 30OOOO,OO0 Paris workmen only 10000 are
members of trades unions
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
Executors Notice !!

THE UNDERSIG NED, EXCEL
Il tor Of the viii Of MR. W. WENNER, % Honolulu
deceased. notifies an persons having claims AGAINST
NE said estate 20 present the d1y Authenticated
With proper vouchers whether secured by mortgage or
90 the undersigned within SIX mont n from
date, they will be forever barred Notice Is also
hereby given that I have this day dcpntized We
5rcig 20 collect all monies due the above Estate
n. r. MCINTYRE
Executor Of VIII OF VIM Wennrr
Honolulu, August 18th, 1881. 6ni f0ss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
5prrioI Notifts.
Mr.. ". z ALLEN

Has an office with Msssrs. c. Brewer Co, on Qaeeu
Street and he will be pleased to attend to any business
entrusted to him. 1usi SIN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
HONOLULU, Aug. 18Th, 1851.
G. o. BERGER, ESQ.
Agent macneale q Urban Safes (

DEAR sR:-I take great pleasure in stating that the
AAcSEALE & UEBAS sATE I purchased from you, and
which went through the late disastrous FIRE in my
tore came out to my entire satisfaction opened
INC same on the combination and found all It's contents
"a perfect condition Yours Truly,
w p A. DIAS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
H9SoLrLu. Sept. sd. ISL

Z. o. BERGER, ESQ, 49,
Agent City Of London and South H-i,i.h
and National Fire Insurance Comnany
DEAR sIE;-I beg to offer my best thanks Tor tn,
prompt settlement of loss sustained through the dis
astrous FIRE which occurred in my store on the 20, Of
August
The total amount Of Insurance held in the different
companies you represent 90, 800 the receipt Of
which sum beg to acknowledge herewith.
remain, Dear Sir,
Yours respectfully,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22

Noiio- d. hereby given that r. T. Bckerton' " T,
Robinson .nd NJ D. Noussu4t have been appointed
Commissioners 20 make ccnpenssfion for the taking
Of certain land and water 10 tn, Mskk valley for the
Honolulu Water WORKS in accordance with Chapter ~
Of the laws Of 1876. All claims mu,, be hled in ac-
cnrdancs with such notice the ssid Commissioners
.h.fI publ.h CHAS. T. GULICK,
Minister ~ Interior.
r...s. ,,.u. a., s.,,b fss4 Inrs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
Mortgages Notice of Intention to Foreeloss
and of Sale

n AIIOItDANCE WITH a POW-
~ cr % sale contained in certain mortgage made by
Henry j. Hart and Ellis 4. Hart Of Honoluu Island
nf Oahu, doing busincs. under the firm name 81 uaft
Bros ~ John Brudic dated the 9Th day Of october f
in hher -. foos les 100 and t7u; notice Is hereby
given that said mortgage intends 30 force lose sad
mortgage for condition broken. and upon said fore
closure viii sell 40 public auctiun at The snrsrnou,s 81
Lyons 4 Lcvcy in Honolulu. Island Of O1hu or
SATURDAY the Sih day uf November. fSSt AZ ~ W
pf said day. the premises described In said mortgage
hs below specified.
Further particulars can TIC had % J. W. Munsarraf
Attorney AZ Law. JOHN BRODIE.
Morfrneec
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22
A CARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS--Neat and costly Fur
nisned Rooms can be had by early application At
IVY NO. GARDEN LANE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-22

Premises 70 be sold consists ot Lease Of the pfcpf
scs upon which stands the Restaurant aud Billiard
PaflOr known the '' Blue House. Nos and MN
anu street. Honolulu, given by Charles Brcnir 10 A. ii
Loo Nnawk dated 18th % July, ISIS recorded in Hher
%, foos 2 and assigned 20 the said mortrnrors bv
said Loo Nnawk ON the ,uth OF December fsss ~.
corded bcr =, folio, iGs. The lease has four ycar-
more TO run from lst August osf The main huiidiar
contains two large thc ground 1our and ave
rooms with bathroom with water laid en- the second
floor. There is also snetl with galvanized roof !
kitchen and out-houses on the premises. 1851 a
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Bn Antiuritr:

Hnx J. gsuIrKoU has this day been appointed
IN Ar-ni to take Acknowledgment. 10 Contracts fo
L.bos In ID, District Of Hiio, island Of Hawaii
CHAs T. GULiCK.
Nnister Of Interior.
I,,.-i,, ps,c- Oct snth iss4 iuls