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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-01-25

A FEW trees were damaged by the
storm on Wednesday night.
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Mr. Arnold says that the Boston
schools he has visited compare favoYa.
bly, with, and in some respects surpass
the public schools of London.-Ee.
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Notice.

NY ONE found ON my premises at
"A Moanalua without my permission,
VIII DC prosecuted for trespass.
o KA MEA e loaa ana maluna ku'u
alma ma Moanalua, me ku'u ae ole aku
c hoopiiia no ola no Ike komohewa.
II. GERKE.
Jan. 10Th, 1884. OlO I'm
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A GOOD baker can obtain employ
ment at Horns.
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SUGAR MACHINERY,
PER "MALLSGATE."

PER "MALL4SGATE."
received
machinery and have hand, ready for delivery.
One Triple Effect handsome
square feet of heating with
JUS complete. "
One Double having, square heating surface with
engine and 80
One set of -Four Weton Patent Cnrifugal engine
One set of Two Wesons Ccnttfugals
Having increased facilities
abled to offer them at materially reduced prices.
We full Centrifugal sparesinngs bassc rubber
bands bushes etc
Two Diagonal Engines, cache
clarihers Flat Coolers Gx5xl7.
One spare Top Roller for 20 inch by
One spare Side Roller, for nch by mcl mill
One spare Intermediate Wheel gearing by "a mill
G. w MacfarIane & Co.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

SANITARY reasons for separate beds
on page four.
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ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.

Jan. "a
Schr Jennie for Kekaha
Schr Marion for Waianae
Schs Kawailani for Kaalaea
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THE lady to whom Oscar Wilde is en-.
gagged to he married is Miss Constance
Lloyd, daughter Of The late Horace
Lloyd, @. C.-Ev.
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AGENT FOR THE HAN1BLE Al


either
the Principal who will special pains making
enjoyable the end.
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WELLS. FARGO 81 G

attention the following will
WELLS FARGO Co. GENERAL FORWARDING AND conm1ssoN
ssS ] ] Fs?f aaa s 'T Slip s %s
ngdo S aaya ade your end a send " Parcels paeHge
% a Money to cs s 5 Te Tss
Ss spS 5sE S al o qa "
IF
s@ ps Hi ~ @ .Ss: sssa
a hs a H Ie s ges %a
su I 5 Pa % ss 9 a @
left We specially COLLECTING Rents 9
a w re- eye
g dm d eGr" or nS dspnf Roo% ss T G
Application
MP1oYndnNT AGENTS WE SUPPLY OF both
n Ss
notice. % ao"6d sz S be supplied families short
ys# # s ~
S %s@ inc Hs $ai, s
Ssf @ n.y. E %'' si% "St DSsS; VA
EVERY % op Ssns eepr %s at GRIM
warning yourselves against
CUSTOM
ws fn GG a G noTs s onS we Sa
antage e e Se way en' ana keepers VIII nna
c. P3a dsa 5 a Ts var n5 s %e5s
always feel doing We study the interests clients
carefully
General Business everything
Notes. Bills
Banking Matters Generally attended to.
| have been doing direct.
without
offices,
will gafed beneficial
has been eaised where the all may be supplied by
Your Most Obeden
WISEMAN & ASHLEY,
General Business AGENTS. CdnpbepS Weoo Block Merchant Street,
| p. BOX 3l5. TELEPHONE
Christmas
| ton o by wew pres or sendyOl one.
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RRAI, FsTATE ACCENTS. IN

w
Selling Real easehod Property office will
specially Collecting
Dscfargin
will
all application us.
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EMPIOYMENT ACCENTS.

AGENTS
Agents. Planters generally notify
will furnish help Clerks Statesmen Book
or well o
Chinese Female will be supplied families
for which q nominal commission is eXacted
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LIFE AND FIRE INsJ
MONEY TO LOAN FROM 800 TO $4,000 ON F1Rsr-oLAs

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS-We have made special arran
Goods the Custom House through Power of Ato
upon all Merchants and Store keeper make their Agen
Charges this work Reasonable and will Enter
charge Freight and Duty Bills and Deliver Your Goods direct
business in prompt order Merchants and will fine
vantage TO them in every way.
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HOUSE, Money ( Custom House Brokers

egHSpeca attention in the following Departments will
invite your careful perIsa.@ Ei3a
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-09
Territorial Itens.


n nl:,r1'iz.: Chin1n,1n voted in Pre..
e1tt last Tuesday.
TIE YavIri county hi trio. Coari vi
op n q. PreSc,,tt oa the i1ta.
Stage re between Prescott and Pheris
IS besa reiasrd to S2j for ia" rvund trip,
Returns from Yavlpai indicate the els :;
tion of Z gers for distncs :tto'ney sEa
Mu-Tsa fershesh ysbt'e caE,ese !
fag5r Of br .Ttnen for t!ic cJan;ii and VII
ksrson for recorder.
Tao e.es.ion re.urns Of Y.v sp an o b. :
co1atiss are e,n:n2 in veg 81 l'sis: FrsD
what W. hsSs roSsiyel. aoweyer, thsrsi is q,
doubt about Bs ms ctrr5 ins the Ferrito y
by no. less than 30, willis the problbilitie .
are st ton yiy ia fayos of Lengs section hy
SNAIL majority.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-09
Summons.

In the District Court Of the Third Judi.
clsl District, Territory Of ArizonI, County
of Molave.
san is, O. Prince. pltin.ia, -. W. A.
tuiier. defendant.
Actbn broushI IN tie District Court Of
the Third Jadi5il i,.strist Of Iae Territory
of AriLon j, IN and for tho county Of Mo-
aave.
The Territory OF 4ri on ss.lds grset.n;,
to W A. Fuller.
You are hsreb; s:itl.Inonei and required
% appear III au ctinn br,u mt ag sisst yon
by the ID We n,,dii :, nt..is IA the Dis
lrict Curt vi the IhIrd Jud.r.gi Dl-trict,
n and for the Co',u'y of NJ III 20 IN the
Territory of Arizona, md auswsr The COM
t,i ant filed W. tn tie J4.rs. OF this Court, at
NJ Eoral Park. IN ssd cp'nty ia coy Il
SEIca cOibp lI.i 20 A. q HIsss tIi, -,.ia-
SONS within gfgc u - .t.sI's f
ti.e day Of setyCa} Ser 20 e S.ds % u
GU Vt tins suuG OBs II serted - tn 1,
county; but If -sIytd "ut VI tie cu. L An
within this district. tlsn W.T. N ir
aHys: in all other Cases forty DAYS.
And you aro Eereby notified tn1t II sou
II to appear aud answer the complaint ab
sbove required. tie plaintiff will take jads-
meut by default against Won for the sum Of
four hundred and seven o6-iU0 dollars, with
interest," on two hundred and tnirty.twn
Si-l00 thereof from the 18th dsy Of Ssp,em-
Der. 1850. and with interest on one hundred
and sevsnty-iye dollars thereof from tee
18th oay of June, 1870. and costs and dis.
bursements In this behalf expended.
Giyen under my hand and the
seal Of the said District Court at
SAL Mineral Park this 18th day OF
October, 1885.
JoHs X. MAcxESzIr,
Clerk.
DAVIS 4 WILLIAMS,
Attotneys for Plain tiff
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-09
slrider'. .raiIaad..

W. ~. K;.ls=. indspsasut candidate i,r
county treasurer, T!Iy1urb he Came o1t
bate. aat ;i1s 30 n b. sSlcg bg small majar.
ity. has aa-e ycrs creditahle run. and
has had, al gseons:dered. a very Ia 81.
iy cJrnpiimeatsryvoie. Fof all ii,is he is
gra;afci and Jssires us I, express lis
heartfelt ihaais. Mr.. Kr!der owes his Urge
uuyQ.s ~ sssrsst aeasIre TO the grand rillv
Yni1i his friends insdc for him ia Cerbst
His vote would have Been greatly reduced
s1, f0r bis fri0gis sc .h Il pia;s. The oaa
vote that rallied go bis standard 1t thii
pssc.as. ssyel him from igIomiIg, and
giadiers his ~ .rt by .he evidence !. g;vos
that his friends have not fiTaot;en him.
and sh.t the old Hassaya:npsr never ignores
the pgst. Mr.. kfider desires nv to say that
hs w.siIss to give tait vots bottle Of
champsene. and bids Us ask taat vote to
cal, on him tho first time 1t is ia town tina.
he may shake hands with his whole con-
stitueuoy VI that piaco at one time.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-09
MINERAL PARK. SovgMBE. .. 1854.
ARRIVAL q DEPARTURES OF MAIL.

ARRIVAL g. DEPARTURES OF MAIL.
Mineral Park to Kingrnar and all points
east and west. daily. excerpt Sundaya-
Arrives II m.. leaves p u.
Mineral Park To st. Thomss-Arrives
Tussday, Thursday aid Saturday 1T a. m.
leaves Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
q. m.
Mineral Park TO signal--Arrivcs Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at 1890 m. leaves
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at ! p. IN.
W. NJ. kaIDRR. p. n.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-09
Netiee 20 'TsApa, er~.

Notice il hereby given that the Territorial
and c1unty taxes for the year 1884 are nov
dne and PAYABLE at my Office in Mineral
Park, and that they will become delinquent
ON Monday the 9Th day Of December. 1884,
At 8 o'clock p. m. Of that day.
kOB..RT STEEN.
Sjerih and ox.ptfici. Tax Collector Of
Nohave county, Arizona.
EYO. z. lULScgR,
depaty.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-09
locaI Brevities.

Aavsrtiss in the NNks.
Subscribs for the MSER.
Rhis nnroi,er is ,hs first Of onr third year
Take vvo. Iaeiieins, .SS-ea"d oa, kick
INK.
There il considerable local excitement
owe. tbs presidential contest.
That ''eravel train made il decidedly in
tsresting for some of the boys.
Sheriff Siesn came homo on Friday night
tookiag as smiling as = basket "f chips.
Many good man got left Tuesday, and
passengers on the Salt River line were nu-
merous.
Election tickets. posters. dodgers. and all
kinds of job printing done at short notice
at this Office. n.
Grover Cleveland and J. C. As ury each
received one vIte Tor constable n hinsral
Park precinct.
There were 80 voies polIed at Fl Dorsdo
Canon. Nevada Of which % were for b. ne
and II for Cleveland.
Robert D'Yhr cime in on TLnrs1ry aftsf.
noon With the election returns from Cedar
and Sandy precincts.
Miners as a rule all trade where they can
buy cheapest, ard that is TIE reason Why 80
many Of lhem 90 TO Krider's.
Nov that the election is over, everyone
should settle down to business and become
quiet and contentei again.
Now that the election Is over il will be
time to think 'boat paving { xes. Wont
some Of our delinquent subscribers pty up.
EOTICF.--W. II. I Prrrt d Co. will a..
tend TO my brsiEess during ny absence
from kingmans
u. W. FcEHAs.
Taggart & Co. have jest r, ceiv-,l from tie
east a lot of 30 and "a inch blirksmit.'s
bellows also anvils, which tkev will .eil
cheap, # applied for soon.
You c:rnos scSare ap eastern or Sap
franebso plp,s wita,n; p1,ting up the
coin in a;yin,e, aud We know of no reason
Why you should not do the same for your
home plrer.
NOTICE. IAN persons indebted to the
undersigned upon accounts made at the
Euresa or headquarters saloon are request
cd to saase immediate PAYMENT.
J. W. yo,csAx Go.
The MoasAvE COUNTY MNEp is nDa two.
years old. hight here vt want 10 make the
sSnouase sent that ali future Subscriptions
must De accpmranisti hy ths cash in order
70 secure attention.
W. II. Tapgart 6 Go. will receive reguls
shipments II fresh fish. oysters. Bunker's
pork sausage, bologna ssnssge. &c., durinq
The cold saasons All orders will be prompt
ly filed.
Soseyh t@asiI, 1hc vel known mason and |
contractor, COMES 20 tie front in this issue
yith . nosice 10 onV advertising columns.
He makes a sis,aialty Of building cis:e-ns. |
Cas-. Assaiss,a = Issking extensive in. |
provemsats abopt his store ia order 9,
make room Tor large invoice of clothing
ese., purchased i,y hia daring his r,ceu,
Wait 80 St. Louis.
Rsv. Father L. v. Lsbre.on left on this |
Eaorniag's stags fof Mine-a! Park ard |
other missions under his cii .rg1. He viii |
absent for two weeks. dnring which time n,
services will bs held in the Catholic church |
nj this place. Prescott. Joarn,l. Tais will |
be an excellent opportunity for any Of or
young people contemplating matrinony 30
secure taS services of the reverend fatEes.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-09
k,.s...'. ~..p%r.s.re.

The theraometers az kineman registered
the following degrees If temperature
on the days and hours -cntiored below:
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-09
N.sI~e Of Pardon.

Notice is hereby given that application
Will To made to II N. F. A. Tritle. Govern.
or Of Arizona. on the Ii dsv of Dece enber
1884, to pardon Thomas A. Lyons, convict.
ed Of the crime Of assault with an attempt
u commit murder, in tue DISTRICT Cout Ut
Of the Third Jud,c,al District of the Tern.
tory at Ariz ma in and for NJ IN I'VE o,unty,
on the 18Th day Of October 1850. and
70 imprisonment in the Isrritor-
isl psnitsntiAry A. Yuina for twelve years.
sAaUEL HAMILTON,
ID. C,aas for prisoner.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-09
Is now equal to any in the Territory and
we are enabled to turn out the
best work at the most
reasonable rates.

Letter Hesss, Fill Esiif, ftte Euse e;1r!s.s I.vtrs
t"einEss I'M. @ @its,a, tt:ts: M M:iitx ts,sss lisst.rs
Cheeks ltssl isiis iiui tttt tse ateis Envslorss
Statements, 1iGs, iisasss:its titsits suss, Etc Etc
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-09

SOyiCE.-TO all whom 1t may concern:
=. ,srsby sorbis any andsei ~. s- from
bayin2 AMY cattle. hor-ss or milking outfit,
cordwood, hou,snoId furnitar, or houses or
any properly belonging to me. from Carmen
H. Slnita. ar oil Vt S.sd property is mine.
LIN JAMES SMITH.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-09

The maximum temperature for the week
was 81 at p. M. Nov. 9Th. The minimum
~ at q. m. Nov. LIST. 2nd and Bird. The
average for the week has been 70ao.
Mohave County miner., 1884-11-09

N0IICE.-Proln and after this date
will not bo resp ,nsible Tor any debt, that
ray wife, Carmen H. Saith, may contract.
I'm JAJ.ES SMITH.
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HOW THE MINISTER sHAvEs.


Mr.. Taft our Minister to Austria never
allows barber to touch his face" said a
knight of the razor in Cincinnati recently.
He never wears beard, and always
shaves himself. He has an assortment Of
dozen or fifteen razors He is crank on
the subject Of buying razors. He has given
rne directions to buy for him razor when.
ever find good one, no matter what il
costs. just before he started for Vienna ]
sold him q Sheffield blade for SIS. But you
morning paper brought to his room before
he gets up. Just as soon as he moves into
his trousers, even while his suspenders ara
dangling behind him, he seizes his shaving
plug and fathers his broad, smiling face.
Then he adjusts the suspenders and again
lathers. Looking for all the world as If
stricken with leprosy in his face, he then
sits down to read the papers. He reads but
few minutes, when he again gets up and
iathers. Then he takes his array of cutlery
and begins stropping them. Presently he
lays them down and fathers again. Then
the papers, the razor and the lather and 80
he spends an hour lathering, stropping, and
reading, and reading, stropping, and lather-
ing, until his tough beard is made soft and
yielding, after which he scizes the razor
which he believes to be the sharpest and
scrapes one side, and takes the next best rA-
zor and scrapes the other. By this time
breakfast is ready"
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A CAT THAT CAN READ.

I've got cat,n said lady to me the
other day, that can read. At any rate
she knows when letter comes for her. y
A letter |" I exclaimed in astonishment.
Yes, letter, and if you don't believe it,
I'll prove it to you. just wait q minute
until I direct one.n My friend left the
room, and in few minutes returned with O
sealed envelope, addressed, Miss Pussy,
No.-Marlboro street, CITY," Now" said
she, if you win kindly post that for me
tonight and be here when the postman
comes around on his first delivery to-mor.
row morning, You shall see that am tell.
ing you facts" posted the letter as re,
quested, and was at my friends house
promptly the next morning. Soon the bell
rang, and shortly afterward the servant en-
tered with o bundle of letters, among which
was that for Miss Pussy. Placing them
near her feline highness on the floor my
friend said, Now, Miss Pussy, pick out
your letter. Sure enough, Pussy at once
showed an interest, and in moment had
pushed aside with her paws the envelope
addressed to her. I was about to acknowl-
edge my sin Of incredulity when my friend
said, /" Wait minute. She'll open it and
devour the contents" Scarcely had she
said this, when Miss Pussy had torn the
envelope open, and in q moment was liter
ally deyouring its contents -catnip.
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Why don't you subscribe ?
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION AND
OTHER STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Deeds, Mortgages and other papers soritten
and titles eramined

Persons wishing to buy property will do well TO
consu It the list given below, and those having any
for sale will find 1t to their interest 10 have I
catalogued, that attention may he called TO il.
The following properties now offered for sale
at prices and on terms especially desirable:
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No" said Fogg, 81 didn't like the
picture at oil but you'd better look ut Il
yourself. Don't be guided by me. You
taste is not as good as mine, You know, and
you might like it, ---.-.5--.s.5--sse
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March 10, 1884, I'm.
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Wednesday, March 28, 1884.
NIenorY,s lTnIn

sometimes when heart Is weary with the strife
OF life existence In this world below,
A radiant beam OF sun with treasures rife
Forecasts the shadow with Its gladstone glow
Perhaps gentle touch of lips so sweet
VIII drive the burden from my soul away,
And render life againfondly complete,
And brighten up the sorrow of the day.
Maybe the memory of some tender hand
"Laid On the weary brow In time ago."
VIII still the murmurings of gIters command
Into serene and peaceful ebb and flow.
Lightly the shades will rest upon my heart,
When memries fond Of days gone by,
With all their gentleness and JOY impart
A glory like some halo from the sky.
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JoBBINa AND REPAIRING
THE s u N
NEW YORK, 1884.


About sixty million copies of THE Sun have
gone out of our establishment during the past
twelve months.
Ifyou were to paste end TO end all the columns of
all THE SUNS printed and sold last year you would
get continuous strip of interesting information
common sense wisdom. sound doctrine, and sane wit
long enough to reach from Printing House square,
to the top of Mount Copernicus in the moon, then
quarters of the way back TO the moon again.
But THE SUN is written ior 'he lnhapitah.s OF
the earth; this strip of Intelligence would girdle
the globe twenty-seyen or twenty-eight times.
- r., GO. ,,.,,,.. a.
lfeyery buyer OF copy OF TIE SUN during me
past year hassspent only one hour over 1t, and ii
h,s WIFI or his Grand fa,har has spent another
s,.. n 1000 80 atrso H.
hour, this newspaper III 1000 has a"o'"e" 'no
human race thirteen thousand wears Of steady
reodinso ,,iobt ana dav ~
'e. .t.thg - 49, -,
It's only ny iatiea eaieuiauons hSe these that
you can form any idea OF the circulation Of the
most nooular of American newspapers or its infu-
- ~ - ,.....Fis. ,..a.,e,1a - ,.,aa,aa.
ence on the opinions ara actiohs OF American
| men and women.
THE SUN "a. and will continue to be. A newspa-
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We have lust received from the manu-

We have just received from the manu-
facturefs an entire new line Of handsome
and cheap Carpets. Prices-Body Brus-
sells, $1.3S and $3.50 Tapestry Brussels,
75c., s0c., 90c., 81 and Ito; Ingrains, 25c.,
45c., &c., roc, 75c. and S8c. /; Rag, Wool
and Cotton Stripes, soc. to Csc. /; Hemps,
zoe. to Csc. Step Carpets, 25c. to &c.
Mattings, Rugs, Oil Shades, from soc. to
80 per pair. Shade Fixtures, Stair Rods,
Looking Glasses and Carpet Sweepers.
We have also made extensive arrange
ments for the coming season, whereby we
shall offer large assortment Of the best
English and American ware in Dinner
Tea and Chamber Sets. Also, an i'm
mense stock of new and beautiful Glass
ware, in sets and pieces.
CARVER & WILLIAMS.
March 70, 1884. I'm.
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RARE CHANCE FOR A BUSI-
NESS LOCATION.

The lot and stores on the south
east corner of Union and Church
Sts., Lambertville, N. j., arc now Of
fered for sale. The lot is % feet
front on Union st. and 102 feet on
Church ST., clear of the street, and
is one of the most eligible and de-
sirable sites for business now in the
market.
The dwelling adjoining will be
sold if so desired. Terms moderate
and possession accommodating.
A Good Brick Dwelling House on
the south side of York street, east of
Main, and contains 6 rooms and Of
tic, all in good repair. Well of good
water and cistern at the door.
No. /. Is a nice three story brick
dwelling house, on Union
ST., between York and Dele
van, containing 8 rooms.
No. 4. A large brick dwelling house
with stable, on Bridge st.,
near the depot. A good
business location, and in
position to grow in value.
No. 5. A brick house with vacant
lot, with barn, situated on
Washington and Coryell
SITS, very cheap.
No. 6. A large lot on the Delaware
and Raritan Canal, North
of Moore's Spoke Factory.
Lot is GA #. on the canal,
and has three tenement
houses renting for a good
income, and the property
is also approaching in
value.
No. Z. lisa frame dwelling and store
room with bakery at
tached, situated on Della
ware avenue, one of the
best streets in the city. A
good location for the bak-
ing business, and can be
bought cheap.
Several other desirable properties
now in hand and for sale not includ-
ed in the above list.
Sept. IS, 1852.