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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

ON the sd instant, Mr. Kapena, as Min
lister of Finance, gave notice that on and
after August /. payment of customs du-
ties will be received only in gold coin. We
are told by the p c. -idrG1iser. that this
notice is due to a protest by the American
Minister Resident, who claims that pay
ment OF duties in silver Is a violation of
the treaty of reciprocity, because goods
imported from other countries than the
United States are thereby subjected to
payment of duties which are eight per
cent. less than il paid, as tue law requires.
in United States gold
The treaty was made January 30. 1875.
ratified April II, 1875, and formally adopt
ed by Act of Legislature, July Is. 1876.
By the currency Act of 1872, which con
tinued in force until March l, 1877. the
legal standard of money in this Kingdom
was the American half dollar, and, Ameri-
can silver coin at its nominal value. and
lawful gold and silver coins of all other
nations at their values as fixed by the
King in Privy Council, are made lawful
money here, IN payment of all public and
private debts, duties, dues and taxes
1t Is not easy to see therefore, on what
grounds il can be claimed that the treaty
requires gold duties, even if the law now
in force requires them
Allusion has been made TO the decision
OF the Supreme Court that Hawaiian gold
bonds could legally be issued only for
United States gold, under the Loan Act of
1882. BY the wording of that Act and by
the wording of the currency Act of 1876,
the principal and interest on the bonds,
and the duties on all imports, are payable
only in United States gold coin or its
equivalent"
We do not understand that the power of
declaring the equivalent of United States
gold is vested in the King and Privy Coun-
ell, or that even the Legislative Assembly
itself has the power to make values This
question involves the old discussion of fiat
money, which we viii not now undertake.
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CUPREME COURT OF THE TIn-
- waiian fsiands. In Bdnkruuicy.-ln The matter Of
the Estate Of DON LIN. an alleged bankrupt Before
n. philips Co. having sled herein thrir petition
and bond required By law praying tlaf Don TN %
Iahaina, Island on Mani be idiudged bankrupt 1-i
that an order issue the Marshal 70 take possession %
the effects Of said Don Lin such order 70 TIC Marshal
that at 10 o'clock on Iu ESDAf, he Afia day or
August next 81 my Chambers IN Honolulu, WI. hear
the said parties concerning the matters IN said psi
ton and decide the question % bankruptcy and thli
said notice hereof be made BY publication IN ne IA
wtftAS GAzErrE newspaper for two successive weeks
prior to said hearing.
Dated Honolulu. n. l., Jaiy sai; A. D. 1854
Attest. Chief Justice Of the supreme Court.
HENRY surru. Deputy Clerk. iui9 =
CUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
- waiian Islands In the matter o. B. N. NoRD
bkkG, q voluntary Bankrupt AZ Chambers bcior-
E NJ Nordberg 81 Honolulu. having this day PR.
scntcd his petition IN Mr. Justice McCuiy a. Chamhrrs
declaring that be Is hankrupf and praying that be
may be decrced go 30 be-. thc Court orders that on
Room Of the supreme Court In Heneuin. there wiz b.
hearing for adjudication Of the question Of bankrupt
cy and for proof o. claims against said alleged bank
rupt; and that notice q said hearing be given bT
publication I'm the HAwAukN GAzErrE.
i0is s, WILLIAM FOSTER Clsrk.
GUPREME COURT OF TIE HA-
- wliian Islands In Probate IN the matter Of
the Estate u HERyEY Z WHITNEY, late Of Homo
Chief Justice Judd.
On reading and filing the petitions and accounts o.
Alex. J, Cartwright administrator Of the estate 1f
hervey z. whitney late % Honolulu. Oahu, deccascd.
wherein he asks % be allowed 81 qfa 81 and charges
himself with siss1 e. and asks that the same may De
eAAlin.v ana approved md mat nnnl order may Be
made OF distribution 81 the property remaining in his
hands 10 the persons thereto entitled and dscharrnx
him and his surctcs from al further responsibility
such administrator.
II Is ordered that FRIDAY the end day Of August A.
Dsot AZ 10 O'Clock m before the said Chief Justice
a Chambers in the Court House. al Honouin b. and
the same hereby j. appointed the tine and
place Tor nearing said petition and accounts, and that
show canse any they have way the sane should not
be granted and may present evidence 70 who are
enuleu 70 the SAID property. And that this order in
the English language. be published I'm the HAwAiIAr
GAZETTE. newspaper printed and Published II Homo
lulu Tor three successive weeks previous the tine
therein appointed FOR said hearing
Dated ~ Honolulu, II. l., this I'M day Juy AID tssf
A. +. JEDD.
Attest: Chief Justice Of the supreme Court.
HENRY SMITH, Deputy Clerk. f0is =
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School Vacation Notice.

The regular Summer vacation % seven weeks OF al
public schools in the Kingdom viii Vtcnd from FRI
bay the 18th Of July inst. 20 NO DAY, the 18th %
September next on which date ncg term will begin
~ order of the Board Of Education.
W. JAS. SMITH. Secretary.
Drni NJ Fdurhtiou July 10Th 1884 f0is u
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ton on the subjects which this Board has
been ignorantly tinkering at, the writings
of Mr.. Ellis the Missionary, and the Hon
Abraham Fernandez viii be found amply
sufficient though not quoted here.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30
EXCHANGE on CHINA

THE UNDERSIGNED ARE PRE-
Il PARED TO DRAW on THE
Chartered Bank Of India, lAnstraIia and
China Honskong.
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Dividend Notice !

A DIVIDEND OF FOUR DOL
"a lars SOD per share vii be payable 10 the stock
Thursday the 9Th instant at the their oce
Of Queen and Nuuanu streets z. B. DAT,
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Licenses Expiring in July, 1884.

RErAIL-OauU.
Kwour wo Chong & Co. Kaucohe, Koolaupoko
Hyman Bros. Queen street Honou
I 7 u Davies 4 Co, kaahunanu sireri
Ian wo Tai Kee: Nuuanq street
Msn kim Lung Co, Lelro
Chung Knsn Ice, Lilihn street
INV McChtsney & Son. Queen street
10 Kin Fen Chong -. Hotel street
u o Dis,, cor Punchbowl a Beretsnia streets -
Il Quonc Yick Chonr, Hotel street
Il Wing on wo, NuuAnu street
u Ko Leons. punchbowl street
u John Chez Foo, Nunhnu street
Il sun Hung Ia cor Maunakca Hotel streets %
J.. Loo foy, cor Maunakca and Ming streets
II Nee Lac. Bcrrtania street
II hum sun cor Nuuauu aud King street,
u Scrcsnvirh. Gray & Co, Hotci street
is Nam Chung Tong. Anuanu street
~ u May Co. Fort street
10 Yen Chung. King stree:
" Quong Ian Lung. BerutHnin street
= I x Akaua. LRic. konlauua
q Cum zee Kee. King street
q fou Hop. H0iel'stfc
- An Tone. Berrtauia strcri
~ Dias a nonralvg-. Hotel street
4 Goo him. cor Fort and Hotel rtrrct
RETAIL Kauai.
j. KaEmuala, Koloa
"a Chonr Wa, koloa
RETAIi.-IIAn Nii
] CIV Ava. Waiohinu, Knu
: Hui Kairpa kona Akau Keuuhou. konh
Tai Long, MakapaA, kohala
Achap q Aelune. MAkapala, y koiAlH
y ChAs Wiliams, kukuihAcir. kau
y Nov Miau, Eaairhu, hau
u Rev Luhiau 4 Co. HounmakHu, kohHlA
u q Hamling. kilea. kona
rs Akum a Achuur. Khiopihi, Kohala
- u GfcenWells kalukalu. Cons
n 2 Kuekahi namakua
~ len iuhu kohhla
~ Goo Chun. kHpaau, kphau
- ID Miil-, Hil0
= Chung Fai Koc. SiuH * Kohala
= q Aionn, Hilo
- Hui KAlepa o Hawaii Wa!ohiuu, kAu
= kau Tack Man, haiupihi, k'ha'u
- q Y Aluua. Puuahua, Hilo
" Gee Fat, haiopihi, holiala
HETAII.-uAtI
q II Il. FuLp
. Kong Wn. Enun
. Aku. KaluAhha, Mollkai
Man Sin Tong Waikiki
e Claus Spreckrl-, kahului
10 Alfred smith. MaknwuO
~ Lin Hal Kcc. kipAlulu
n kslhuokalAui a Reawcnlu, knmaln Molukai
. Qaong lun Hop, Hama
- Hnunr lnen. Haiku
- Tong Pen, RasnApaii
VICTt 'LING.
3 Tine sin 4 Co. wailuku
~ AchonE, kohAla
u Nov Khan. Naalrhu Kan
y sang Hung ia, cor Maunakca sud Hotel streets
u Ku scr. Hilo
j. Hhn siao, Nnimca Kauai
y W Poster. Bcreiania street
- X kuikahi. WHipio, Hamakun
SALMON.
McCandlosr, Fish Market. Honolulu
AUSTION.
II Geo Mundon, koloa
PoRK BUTCHER
u Al Jim. Lihuc. Kauai
q Akin 4 Aknnh. kahalani. liilo
BITCIIER.
l. " u Shipman. liilo
Il Hitchcock 4 Co, Papakou, llio
RETAIL SPIRIT.
ZEN Nordberg, cor King & Nuuanu -i-, Honolulu
BILLIARDS.
] Gore E.pinda. iahainn
7 Aluli Waikiki
Halliday, Honokca. lamakua
MILK.
q Pek,lc. Honolulu
PEDDIING
Cha. HiHiza
WHOLESALE.
] Hymau Btu.. Queen street
7 II Davies a Co, kanhumaHu strcrt
= G fishel. cor Fort and Hotel -irrcis
- Il May A Co, Fort street
. Lever Cook. Fort street
CAKE PEDDLING
Bun rurn
~ LEI Chee
~ Leonr Az
Il DO kHnihuH.
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HART BROS.
z. z. ADAMN. Auc,r.
TO RENT AT PuNAHnu !

IA A NEW HOUSE, SUITABLE
Siii for i large family. and Ave minutes walk from
- the school buildings. Terms moderate
1914 u e Address Box I2J Post Office
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BIZ auticNtr.

Carr. A. \. TE1rr has been this day apponic,
Jaiier Of Oahu Prison W c. PABkE.
Marshal Hawaiian Kingdom
MarthaTs Once. Honolulu July 18th. 1884.
Approved; CHAs. 7. Quick,
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Our Schools.
POUUKAINA sCUOOL.

The examinations of the various public and
private school have been continued throughout the
week the last taking place Monday at Iolan
CnIIaro
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

ibis public school for girls held its public
examination Wednesday July 23rd. Mrs. Wood
who has charge of the Primary department showed
that her young pupils were Thoroughly conversant
principal, and Miss Luce have charge of the upper
grades and the pupils taught by them showed that
they had been efficiently taught during the year.
The scholars were very neatly dressed and their
attention and good manners called forth the praise
of the numerous friends who were present on the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-07-30

] Hyman Bros. Queen street
: 7 u Davies a Co, kaahumanu strcrt
= G fishel. cor Fort and Hotel -irrcts
~ Il May A Co. Fort street
. Lewers & Cooke. Fort street
CAKE PEDDLING
Bun rucn
~ Let Che
~ Leonr Az
q Jo- kuaihua
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-25

ri9t empfing, oaB Grid in OerbDbus
geitorben mar.
@s mar on einen falten, unfreunb>
li6en 6erbfttage, aGs grid's 2eife
na9 Weiferas iiberfiibrt tpur6e. 9as
8erii9t bon feinem So6e bate fid)
i6nell genug berbreitet un6 es fan6en
lt6 auBer prieifern unb Gtuoenten
nod Oiele Wdnner aus Dem Golfe elm,
ibren einitisen &6nig au feiner Gubez
ftdtte su geleitem. 9ie lebten in feinem
9efolge tparen 5tpei bi9t perl9leierte
Srauengeitalten.
SIN Some bon Weiferas mar Dem
&0nig cine @rabfdtte bereitet. 9lls
ber i6mudloie 9arg binabgelenft mar,
Der Yrieiter ben Sesen seipro6en un6
bic Wtenge iib bertbeilt bate, blieben
Die beloen Grauen allein suriid.
Sle eine Der Jrauen mar &arin, bic
anoere- -@rdfin Margaretba.
Na6 einem langen @ebet erboben fib
geibe bon ibren Gnteen. Die @rdfin
i6lug ibren S6leier auriid un6 rei6te
&arin Bic 9anb.
ale meine Wuni6e unb meine 8erz
mhHi9ungen finb nit begraben, faqte
tie init aitternber Stimme. Was er ges
ianoigt, 1T geiiibnt-er bat i@merer ges
baBt. als iein 8erfubrer, Der ben SOB
oes 8erbre6ers seftorben, tpie ct ber=
otent. Sbr aber, &arin, tpenn Sbr
nun bod einal tpollt, baB i'd gu9 Bel
benz alten Namen nennen foll, tperbet
mid ni6t nebr berlaifen, ionberu einer
alten buBfertisen Srau geitatten, an
@u9 gut gu MAIDEN, tpo fe gefeblt.
sd folge @u9, @rdfin Margaretba,
iagte &arin oemiitbig. gs 1T 10 einz
lam uno Hid in mir geuorben, ieitoem
meines @atten Nusen sef6loKem finb.
gSo m66te i'd lieber tpeilen, als BEL
Sud, nit Der ale meine grinnerunaen
berfniipft finb.
Sanb in 9an6 berlieBen bei6e Trauen
Die Stride, UNI 5uerit nod Oberbpbus
uno bann nod Sulgarn surtdaufebz
ren unb bafeIbit ibr 2eben gu bef9lieBer.
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= Wie ber alte Sen Butler &ubez
1tOrungen in feinen 8eriammlungen su
unterbriiden beritebt, aeigte er befon6ers
aud in pittsburg. Nls er BORT au elmer
groben Seriammlung i'm SSreien fpraGh,
0rdngten ii6 einige Speftafelma6er gez
gen Die &eonerbiibne. Butler rief H.
men gu: uSbr ieio pftenbar 5aIden=
olebe, oenn MIR Sol6e peranlal1en Elm
@ebrdnge." als Sai6emoiebe tpolIten
bic 9drmer ni6t angeieben peroen unb
perbielten fi6 rubig. 9a begannen Butt
lers's 8egner BON einem bena9barten
Banfgebduoe elm Seuerperf abaubrens
men, UNI bic 8erfammlung gu ff6ren.
Die pittsburger Commercial @asette"
bei9reibt, mas nun folgte, TO: Butler
btelt tnne uno fab enppr. v@enn bie=
1er Wtann ba oben", 10 tpanote 1i9 Ser
8eneral an Die 8erfammlung, r1tidt
balb aufbOrt, 10 gebt binauf uno merit
tbn gum Senfer binaus. gBir molten
etnmal ieben, ob in Bittsburg eine Nr=
better gerfammlung geftDrt tperben
oarf:" rgr 1T be3abtt bafiir", etc
idol es aus Ser Menge. = vgs 1T bas
Werf Der Gapitaliifen", anttuortete
Butler, beiien @eii6t ROTH Dor 3orn
muroe, als oas Geuertperf ni9t aufz
bOrte. r@enn fie Geuertperf baben
tpollen, nit tpiflen, tpie man es antpen=
pet. War bor iieben Sabren bier mi6t
Jeuertpert genug Ger groBe Nufifano
Der @iienbabnarbeiter nit gdbnbof=
brano)? 9ies 1T cine gtationalbanf.
Oie Gapitaliften tbdten gut baran, NIT
ibren Probofationen nibt gu tueit au
geben. gBir tpollen cine Weile abuarz
ten, ob 6as 9ing Elm gnoe nimmt.
Wenn bas Seuertperf ni6t aufb6rt,
tperoe i6 felbft @u6 anfiibren, um ben
Burf9en, tuel1e iene Gafeten abbren=
nen, oas 9anbmerf au legen. Wir baz
ben &e9te, Die mir uns BON feinem
gantier, gifenbabnf6nig unb Capita
lifem nebmen laiien tperben. @ebt auf
6as Sa9 binauf unb berbietet ienen
Seuten, mod cine Gafete absubrennen
unb penn fie ni6t gebor1ei1 mollen,
10 merit iie auf bic GtraBe binunter !"
Yin Mgine @fenge 2eute febte ii6 iofort in
geipegung, I'm Die 8ant su ftiirmen.
Oa f9ritt bic poli5ei ein unb rib bic
Teuertuerfsf6rper berunter. Mls bies
Butler fab, fOmmanbirte er: v9tebt
Hill, feio rubig", unb bic Wtenge
mar rubig, tporauf Butler in feiner
Geoe fortfubr.
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Sem Correspondent, Organ fir
Seutf9lanos 8u9bruder unb S6rift>
gieBer", entnebmen mir 6oIgenbes !:
uSer berbeiratbete 2ebrling, BON bem
einmal aug @ltenburg beri9tet tpur6e,
pirb bon ben 30glingen elmer 2onbo=
ner Sruderei ilbertroffen. 8pn ben
bort ftebenben 4 2ebrlingen 1T ber d.
teite 19 Sabr alt, erbdlt 13 80. PRO
gBo9e unb befibt cine Grau; Der nd6Ite
1T IL Sebr, lernt erf in 3 Sabren aus
uno bat bereits 2 &inDer; mod porge=
i9rittener aber 1T Der iiingfte, 6enn Ser
1T erIt 16 Sabr, unb nit II so. unter=
bdlt er ii6, eiue Srau unb Elm &inb.
4u9 Elm Sortf@ritt i'm 8u@bruderge>
perbe!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-25

= unfer 9ager bon fertigen &lei=
bern umfaBt bas MQernellefe unb 8eite
ut1o libertrifft ale in Der Staot.
ncDa & SDbn.
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: @s beleben innerbal6 bes beutiaen
ei9ssSelegrapbengebietes Gernfpre6-
ginri6tungen in 45 Stdbten. Sic Sc
fammt5abl Der Sbeilnebmer betrdgt
7549, iiberf6reitet 1nitbin bic fir ssranf=
reid NIT 5535 angegebene @eiammt5abl
u1n mebr als 1000. guf ie 10000
@iulpobner fommen in Berlin II She'll
nebmer, in Mannbeim Al, in 6amburg
% in Granffurt (Main) 25, inStettin
81, in MSiilbauien (gliaB % II. T. M.
yta9 ben augenblidli6 borliegenben
Mnmelbungen tpirb bic @eiammtsabl
Der Sbeilnebmer an itdbtii6en Tern=
tpre9 : Ginri6tungen innerbalb bes
beuti6en &ei6s Selegrapbengebietes
norausli9tli9 nod por Nblauf bes gez
gentpdrtigen &e6nungsiabres Die 3iffer
5000 errei6en.
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ga8es : 9tenigfettett.
& nj M.

Wa9renD Der 9SDd]e falltrten III
ben Ner. Staaten 235, in CANADA 25
Jirmen.
= Ser bon ben &epublifanern in
Jtetp Dorf aufgefeIte MaDors &anbi=
bat Souls $. pbilips bat abgelebnt.
= Nm "a. bat in Snbianapolis bic
rationale &onbention ber 5oloaten
uno Seeleute itattgefun6en. Ser 3tped
Der 3uiammenfunft NOR, 8ei9laffe su
faiIen unb bafiir au agitiren, baB ee6er,
Der i'm lebten &riege biente, eine pens
lion erbdlt.
= 9ie ginnabmen beg poffoeparte=
ments fir oas am 80. Suli 1884 EN-
oenbe Sisfaliabr betrugen $42, ,818, 1856,
bic Nusgaben $46,4l1,772. 9efiait
$3,O93,173.
Gin 13idbriger gegerfnabe, in
Sieniten Bel Mrs. @rigbt, pbila6elz
pbla, bat beriu9t, bic Gamilie au perz
gltten.-Oie % Sabre alte Srau Mnnie
9ogan bat ii6 unb ibren 3 Sabre alien
&nabsn pergiftet. Sbr Mann bate fie
perlaifen.
81 Gbret Vlatne's fan6 in
Springfield, Sas., cine politil6e Oes
monitration ftatt, tpel6e a[lgemein als
bic gr6bte be5eidnet tpirb, bic ie i'm
Staate auberbalb gbieago abgebalten
tpuroe. Bon allen @egenben famen
grturfonsaige on unb es tparen 60, 900
Wteni9en perfammelt. Sn Der grDBen
pro3efiion betpegten fi6 10000 perz
tonen. Muhdlig mar bas gri9einen
BON 36 iungen Mdb9en auf @6ims
meln unb ebenio pielen iungenlNidn=
t1ern out Gappen. Slaine fam um 5
ubr Sta9mittags an, bielt cine &ebe
unb reiite 2 Stunben fpdter nod @bi=
cago tpeiter. 9lu9 in determination
tpuroe tbm eine groBe Ouation bereitet.
MusIanb.
= Ser &egenti9aftsratb bes Ser
5ogtbums 8raunf6meig fat fi6 aetpei=
CERT, bas Mauifeit bes 6er3ogs BON
SUNDERLAND, bur6 tpel9es er bie Ges
gterung bes 2anbes antritt, gu unter=
5ei9nen.
: Sie praser upolitit" bebauptet,
PreuBen babe bor bem Sobe bes 6erz
aogs f9on benz 9eraog bon Cumberland
mitg1beilt, baB er ais regierenoer 6irlt
BON grauni9tpeig anerfannt merben
loa, tpenn er feline &niprii6e auf ben
bannoperif6en Sbron aufgiebt. gumz
berlatb fo0 geantiportet baben: Ser
Sobn melnes 8aters muB 96nig BON
9annober unb Ser3og bon 8raunz
i9peig 'iein ober er bleibt 6eraog BON
Cumberland.
: Sn Bring gilbert, Canada, iIt Elm
Nufltanb Der @ingeborneu i'm @anqe
Die geb0roen bon Gegina baben 200
berittene poli3iiten oOrtbtn gei6idt.
= Sas bon benz Oarmfdbfer Sc
ri9t abgegebene nrtbeil in benz Che
/ i6elbun9ss spro3eiIe atpii6en bem @roBz
ber3og Subpig unb Mabame &olemine
tabrt pgegenieitise Abneiguns" ala
| S9eibungsgrunb an. Sieler @runb
1T na6 beuti6em Giiri itenre6te sur
S9elouHg binrei6eno, tpenn feline
&inoer borbanben finb.
= gei Der stpeiten gr6ffnunss=8or=
ltellllng i'm neuen Spernbauie gu pea
ltllr3te ein &ronleu6ter' auf Der 8ibne
fur3 oor geginn Der Nuffibrung berab,
0bne ieoo9 Semanoen gu berleben.
Sas 9aus mar ni6t bOq beiebt. Dor
oemielben tuaren tpieber Saulenbe pou
Wteni9en angefammelt. 9ie Qolisei
batte 5ablreide berittene Mannf nfbaft
aufseboten, uno auBerbem tparen ale
einsdnge bon YoliSiiten beieBt; biefe
brau6ten iebo6 ni6t in Nction gu
treten.
! = Sie @iener Stattbalterei bat
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: Sen eoitorielen She'll beg vSroD
Selegramm" f6reibt Elm SRI. Sind.
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Die
BOD 'ntlid,s Treie @teffe
erideint
ieben DpnneritaS
uno foitet
$3.50 .cas Sabr pber $1.25 fir 6
0|cnute in gurouste;ubluns.
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= 2oro gbeiferfielb, biefer Musbun6
bon 96fli6teit fiir feline 3eit, fagte, ein
e@ter @entleman miif1e INNER suaviter
in in modo, fortiter in re, 5. E. rnilb i'm
genebmen, farf in Der Shat fein. 9as
1T gerabe Der gbaratter bon Mper's
Piuen. M6ts entfernt &ranfbeit auf
10 miloe unb bod 10 frdftige @eiie.
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6em Sireftor bes 39eaters an Der
Wlen Die getpilligung ertbeilt, an
Sonn= unb 5eiertagen 9fa6mittaas
Sbeater : Goritequngen gu peronitaIten,
unter ber gebingung, baB 5mif6en benz
Gnoe oer eriten unb benz 8eginn ber
5meiten yorfelung bebuf5 0entilation
elne 3tptI6enseit bon minbefens %
Stunoen eingebatten tperbe.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-04
Bury the carpet
bag;gers to-day.

DCk J ,hnhop 81" j ~ His..r, con.
sci for X gstry A ri, II as re,urn d
from ii sl"y IN ihntd.y las. Tn J
sns~, rs.' for H on Iurs.iAJ, lin he
man Janus r,q ling Inn TO show why
,e should not rexis'. r tho ,l'iisr, b :
ruusbf; al. d d.mu Ter 10 tie com.
Apt 81 ID m lie IN ng nj at. C e..
Greixb'oA nprenrd opp rs. :.
judy. BrJcerick thsn t,,.k ibe IN itr,
undur adyi,eutnt. As counsel 10. AL
Phabetic.i Pride bsh neither lsw nor
precedent IT, pioduce. and John son nj
n stoD amply f''r.ified BY botn, Mr..
II As will be cus,siaed in hi d position
II Prids's aitempa TO run in .itgai
Voters upon bin'.-Democrat
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-04
Call for the Idaho Stock9rowers'
Convention.

The s ockgrowers OF Idaho arc here-
~ invited to meet in general conven.
ton at ShOshoue, Monday and Tues.
day. November 10Th and 18th, for the
purpose OF discussing matters relating
to the protection OF their Interest,", and
TO consider such legislation as is necss-
sary to pre- vent the introduction Of con.
tagious diseases; the loss of horses and
uat'ls by organized bandits and stock
thieves, and to provide a system by
which mutual cooperation may be Sc
cured in every part of the territory.
District and county associations are re-
queste d to send delegates.
(Signed) CHARLES herman,
President Of the Utah and Idaho Con-
solidsted Stock Association.
THOMAS SPARKS, s. }. LoNERGAN,
THOMAS KEOGH. and many others.
Territorial and btheI fiji sials are in
Vi;ed Ia ba present., Mondsy evebi' z
November 10 h, nj the Banquet givor
~ tie Slosnone Business Exchange.
4 S Ssnter, J F White, g. w |
Wernleke. g, II. Flower, j. c. PeteI-
son, E c. Helfrich, W. c.; B. Allen,
Committee of Arrangements. ~
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-04
JOHN M LAMB,

The Boise Ci;y Statesman, as it usu,
ly does, doubles on hso.f aid swaliowi
the GOOD things it said OF Mr.. L .mb n
tue time Of his ,duission to the bar
and with all the malice at its command,
assails him. l. It US see
Mr.. John NJ Lamb, q popular and
ents rprlsine business maui vi Luis city,
was before the Supreme Curt ON Sat-
urdnS, where after II tnorvegl AMI pro-
lVnged exam nation, bv three prominent
,ttorneys appointed by tho court for
that purpose, he was admitted to the
practice Of law in all the courts of the
Territory. TIE examiners were Messrs.
h u. johnson, James H. Hawley and
James l.. O1dernonk, the simple men.
ton OF whose names is a sufficient guar
antee that the examination WAS right
aud thorough in every particular. Mr.
Lamb has been for several years en-
gagged IN bu'insss here, that Of real es-
tate and re ii collec ion agent,
~nicn has III sde it neces sar, for him 10
- ianiiiiHr ~i'n tDe iaws al mo ;erri.
tory. ID m. lni- Nm., M has t., on q
ma II nt, aIu has sa0 IT.. ,X)
r,e"ce l Ii u Practical Workings vi the
laws. We Venture Tire up Mon tina.
very 10" young men have been
admitted to Practice anywhere Win
81 good preparation Tor the |
Work, or who las been so
veil armed ON all Outs r. q ed il the
p:of. ssior. Wien To this 10 aided the
ftcts that he s 4 gentleman of The
'tiiciest integrity, excellent HABITS and
,ntire reiiaui ity in 81 matters, TIE
oFe'icii"n msy b. safely risSod tuaL he
vii pi,ve n safe counsellor and pei
scily irust~orth, advocate and ageni.
H. the close Of the examination Mr
I NIB received the congratulations VI
no court and the bar, including the
Hammers, vi had kept him so long
nder fire, ana was presented with the
susl certificate. We most cordially
hin our congratulations to those OF hi.
Iapy fricnds and sincerely wish HIM .
long and suc ce,s'ul career
That il what old Kelley wrote = few .
lon,hs age, in sp SIN If hun,s3. i;
W thst his C 'ndition is ga n formal ;,
> gives himself the lie as readily
r.