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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11

Being compelled to vacate our store In
order to allow NJ. Karsky to move into the
same to-day, Sunday. the 9Th inst, we
have decided to move into the store next
40 the White Pine County Bank, where we
will sell the balance Of our stock at
anction during the evening from TO y
o.clocL, until next Thursday. the 18th
inst, on which day we will ship the
balance of our goods to San Francisco.
Thanking the public for their liberal
patronage during our Is years OF business
n Eureka, we will always be pleased 70
meet any Of our friends from Eureka, VINO
should happen to visit the city; at our our
fntnre place OF business, the London n
Naw York Clothing Company, corner OF
Kearney and Suffer streets, San Francisco
Very respectfully. ~
All persons indebted to US will save con
siderable cost and trouble by settling
their accounts with Us before next Tues
day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11

The Truckee Republican OF last Friday
says: Yesterday morning an alarm Of fire
was sounded. and it proved to be the Boca
Brewing Company's establishment at Boca.
For a while the utmost CONSERVATION pre-
vailed, and the water train was all ready
10 start when the news came that the fire
was under control. Will Robinson came
down later in the day and stated that the
Ere originated 10 the furnace where the
kegs are pitched. The men were getting
ready to pitch the inside Of some OF the
large casks in the cellar, aud got the pitch
too hot, when II took Are and for . time
looked as II the entire establishment
would be destroyed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11

Among the choice delicacies to be found
at P. N. Hansen's, may be found the fol-
lowing: Dingee's, choice mixed, spiced, and
plain pickles, Curtis Bros. superior tomato
eatsup, Cross & Blackwell's goods, Batty's
nabob pickles and c%urries, picked oysters
Kemirich's extract of beef, Rogan sardines,
imported Swiss. pine apple and sap sage
cheese, French olives, Richardson's plum
pudding, roll ed OK tongues, homeless sar-
dimes, boned herring, and a number OF the
delicacies too numerous to mention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
All Again at work.

All the miners who were of duty for the
"election picnic" says the Enterprise,
have now gone back into the lower levels.
Work Is going on as usual at all important
points. The great political battle has been
fought. 1t now only remains to receive
the list OF killed. wounded and promoted.
This done, our people should begin to oc-
cupy their minds with mining matters
should return to neglected and lsnguish'
ing "boom."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
Court Notes.

Bernard Mayer commenced an action
against the Enterprise Mining and Irri.
eating Company yesterday to foreclose
several miners liens, aggrega ting 81, 027 So.
P. N. Hansen commenced an action
against F. r. wittenberg to recover the
sum OF S427 40.
The Richmond Company have filed
their amendments TO the proposed state
ment Of the Albion Company on motion
for a new trial. together with counter
afldavits.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
Nothing I'm IL.

u Is reported that Congressman Cassidy
vii, upon the conclusion OF his term in
congress, locate in ST. Louis.
The above squib bias appeared in some Of
lns papers in the western part Of the State.
~ news in this Office. Mr.. Cassidy has
10 intention whatever OF leaving Nevada.
vhis State has been his home for 25 years,
And he would not exchange its climate for
my other In the United States. He may
OCCASIONALLY be absent, temporarily. but
90 regards Nevada as his permanent home.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
Rejoicing at Virginia city.

Aprivate dispatch to the SENTINEL says
we Democrats had a magnificent demon
,ussion OF Virginia on Saturday night in
lonoF Of the election OF President Cleve-
.sua' The message further states there
.sfe o'oOO Democrats In line. We wonder
mere the 5000 were on election day
-asy must have remained In the woods.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
FLUE DUST.
scraps frQms tue Notebook Of the
S~entineI's Reporter,

The riches. farmer in Wisconsin is VIM.
Miller. His estate is valued at 81 ,OOO, 900.
As soon as the pool boxes are opened !.
large amount of money will be turned
loose.
The County Commissioner held a ses-
sion yesterday and adjourned over until
Wednesday.
Lee Shinn. formerly one of Wells, Fargo
q Co.'S clerks here, has gone to Ogden to
take charge of their Office at that place.
Joe Boos notifies the public that he ia
again in the meat business, and invites
the public to give him a call. See adver-
tisement.
Gov. Kinkead of Alaska is on his way to
Washington, where he goes for the pur-
pose of laying the wants of that country
before the President and Congress.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
Two BOOSTERS.

The Reveille, over in Austin, puts out
two ROSTERS, one for the county, In which
all went Republican, the Democrats saving
only two local officers out of the wreck.
This rooster is head and tail up and q very
JOYOUS bird. The other is all broken up
and sick. BE stands or rather totters, as
a Representative Of national Republican
~nolitioa.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
Lincoln Returns.

From q private letter to W. Z. Griiin'
we learn that in Lincoln county, J. Pou-
jade (Rep.), has been elected State sens-
tor; Assemblymen, @. +. Meyers rep
and Henry Lee (Dem.); Sheriff, 3. d.
Turner DEM; CLERK. @. b. Fish lRep,)i
Treasurer, d. e. CLARK (Rep.); District
Attorney, T. J. Osborn (Rep.).
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
The TabuIated Vote.

has been impossible for the SENTINEL
curing the rnsh and hurrah and nervous
ness Of the days just after election to get
~ the county returns In full and reliable
.anpe' As soon as this can be done. 10
sui DC done. After the vote Ia officially
ss.nvassed BY the Commissioners next
Msdnesday, We shall print the result In
noular form for the sake Of the record and
usnnite accurate information,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
Pleasant heading.

Exchange: wm. Moran, a boatman'
lost the tip end Of his nose in . fight with
an unknown sailor belonging to . whaling
vessel, on the corner Of Drum and Oregon
streets early yesterday morning. Not sas.
isfed with whipping Moran' the sailor 81.
the end Of his sdversary's nose on IND
aYalloYed il.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11

"The grinding of hemlock bark has be-
come q considerable industry in the West"
says q New York lager beer brewer. 1T
has been discovered that q fine beer can be
made with its aid" 1t is asserted that the
chief substances used in adulterating beer
are tan-bark and soda, with q little rice
malt to give it body and hold the foam.
Hemlock bark 10 being used instead OF
these articles.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
Removed.

a. Karsky has removed his extensive
.0'ning establishment to the building
.U.lerly occupied by Franklin & Co.'s dry
H. Nus house, where he is prepared to show
~ H. oest goods in the market, and sell
'-'~ ~ the lowest bedrock prices. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
Abraham I.incoIn.s Invention.

iae Washington Star says that the
A0usi Of an apparatus for "lifting vessels
s.s. shoals" for which a patent was Is
.asa 10 lS4e to Abraham Lincoln, will form
PORTION Of the Patent Office exhibits at
~ new Orleans Exposition.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
TO canvass the Vote.

The County Commissioners will meet as
A Board OF Canvassers next Wednesday, TO
canvass the returns from the several
election precincts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
~'partures by the white Pine
Stage Yesterday.

.. \. Cheney, II. Rives, Miss Jennie
RRSa'nered, Miss Maggie Wethered, John 7.
oaker and r. e. Pierce.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
.xE.PAssENsEKT TRAVEL.

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
,,.ob yapderlieth Miss Styles
" Sullivan Miss M Stinson
~ Bray a. y Mable Rivers
p,,sr Martin Minnie Branscombe
Nick frederick
ARRIVALS LAST NIGHT.
Miss Ellen Hayes Patrick Hayes
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
WALL RAper.

I have lust received q very extensive
assortment of wall paper Of every de-
~scription. Paper hanging done ct the
shortest notice and in the best manner.
P. II. HUI.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
Passing Rrllian.

bO m,,slls, Fargo & Co. shipped 7 bars OF
'uiiion Saturday night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
sTOCn SALES.

MORNING BOARD.
zen ,SO Gould & C%urry-l
~ ~ Rest & Belcher-1%
i ~ Con. Cslifornia-2Oc
o S Ssysge-14 1900 Ia b3O 120c
10 Ohollar-z
S S9O Hale & Norcross-335c 34oc b3O $3.50
Gao s. N~evsda-SOc
100 Utah-55c
200 Confdence-7Oc
10 Union-75c
sO Alts-95c
200 BSntCn- 5SSo
80 Belcher-7oc
100 pr-75c Oo.
600 Bodie-2s0c 2S5c
I 10 Con. Pacifc-95c
$50 Bulvsr-6Oc 55c
Belmont-Assessed zoe
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11

s,ssoso r. Steler. He sells his solid sill
and plated ware below cost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11

B. Berg is In daily receipt Of fine fresh
oysters and Ash. Send In your orders. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
4. WIN. III. stoweiI,

A''ayer, No. Q Main street. Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-11
H0tei Arrivals.

Jackson House-William Hayes, Hamil.
ton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

On Monday evening an enjoyable euucsrt was
given at Eun1a Square By the band. The sslec-
TINS. though uct new, Esrs thoroughly enpIylbIs.
especially those Of Patience and Godfrsgs R0ssini
The former the band played with " 90 which vas
thoroughly zniCTec 81 al hearsrs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
An Unerrtiaea pea,A.

Several different accounts have appeared IN Tie
pepe-s q The Drowning u party named ltnra. Al
I-Ae@irs and ca inquiry Is Is found that be vas
coming frcm MoloSai. together with three men IN
4 whale bcat. hey bad 4 Load q beef. l. e. the
fcur quarters % bailock that had been Slsu,h-
tered On MoloSai. vhieh they were taking - The
lshairs market The boat arrived at the entrance
70 the Lao2lna boat earoor n about p.ra. on the
tith inst. The boat came safely within the reef
with the exception that they had shipped souas
water. Then second breaker tuok A and upset
Il N water Vhica was not Ovsr four tset deep. The
natives scampersC ashore. On inquiry Is 10 where
the psysSeussr. Lama. vas the captain Of the boat
sad that he thouckt he had cone ashore. Tat
Ne had seen HIN open his vtlrSe and take cot his
money (SSil and pct Il IN ais picket and that the
next he saw Of him v&S that be vas in the water.
bet as there was q ropc around the neck Of the
captain % the boat and lthough ne tried 10 help
Lima. Who vas tangled IN the san be bad 10 let 70
Of him and get his Own neck FIVE. Thsn he (ths
captain o. the hoatl walked ashore and thought
that Lima should bs there. The beef. elothfnS
and oPens5 TiHsd vtlise. hoated ashore. but no
passengers body. The drowned { p naaa not BE-
ing found there wds no inquest, nor does there
seem 70 have been ANYTHING done By the A.horities
10 assist II he search.
The suthoriEiss Of that town dessr1s great credit
for what they did not 90 either IN assisting TO End
the body or II making inquiries IS 10 the cause
aud circumstances Of the accident. ssas may
have fo8ted OF and sos on board Of some passing
vessel and may 10. b dad" said they. Colss-
Quently II Is useless 70 make inquiries. The man
vas known 10 be an expsrt swimmer and no
ordinary current could have sWamped him.
10 add 10 the misery 81 tie poor woman. whose
husband Is thus ruihlesSly torn from her. another
branch Of the government steps II. II appears
that they had n their service Portuguese maid
Of seventeen summers. and had pEid the govern
uent for her passage from the Westssn Isles. and
had continued t. paw 20 her parents her salary
and were furnishing her with clothing. The death
Of the head Of the family uullifes the contract.
stys the other brilliant branch Of the governments
and By authority Of ard armed with lettes from
the marshal, she is dragged trurn the place which
has been her home 50 long, and against her viii.
Surely ths strong hand OF the law BY its careless
ness On the one part and It's ofieious1ess on the
other has laid heavy the bead Of the POOR widow
OF Lima.
One branch Of toe government being more than
willing to believe that the uian is not dead. and
the other acting as If the death were certified fact
OBSERVING
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
WANTED Eat Omce

MIsrEE EDDTTEzs-A bright thought has took
re- and tlought TT0uld tell y0u right % before
f1rzir. for y11 kuoz EOE INCH better hot
thouzht i than when Il gIts cold / Eas Feadin
boat then EiueaIogv felisrs and what whoppin
salaries they git. and III be hanged If I did ut
think there vas AZ szsisr way 70 Do thea I'd been
a doin; for y0a see, N II zIll- can't git oat
Of szettiu every day Ike . boochaE- and l think
its too bad that thea fsllsrs set in their
easy chairs and ralk sEee: 10 the big bugs and tell
uhoptn stores putin II Tigers as II they kno-d:
She1 lest have - t1g IN tie dIrt and Sun all day
long AID GIT hardly engf 70 paT M board az that
ny resk: bas have lot Of cousins u home thaf's
trim 10 git a lITiE there n the old country, and
nos blamed one Of Una can Do Il, but they Is
rGuuIu' beEiudhaad all the time
Nov 700 can see 5lr- Z. LJz mighty easy Il
To1ld b 70 gIf them 70 cone o1t here and draw
some o thsm biz sziaries. and have good time
once Ia their lives W01id ut II b splendid. I'd
Be zlllil 70 d. Il myself. bal I'm not quite 20
ceTtsiu= / think Is HoGld bs better fOE them, foE
yO1 see / can 81 On after a sOTt- bit they can't
gIt On any Eag AMI the rex To1ltnt b much
again u1thilg-
SDz Mr. BdditaE, 1 hzE't gos much tine to
EEItes bat y0l Jest think on u aud lst mo know
sbocf T. Nay be F0lr EeakiIke cousins would
Ike ci.znce TO, AID ve might Ill up Ties ere
poottg iIans nth = very desi.zbie poPpIlatiOu-
NAY Be y01'd think these sEimnlIu times would
mt last long eusf foF them - git here, bat don't
see a. any bodyis CONT 70 do any thi1g ab01t Il
f0r tEsJ ouly pop OF their little sggiles n then
essrT thing COS o. jsss - it did before The
pEiumer 100 dat care anything about il. bat
does lest a. hc has min'tsr, an theT let him 70
On an tnsT pay theif taxes ies' Iks y va all
right So gs5 Ee nay rssk IL 50 long, BCrTs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

dteiciness. While - IA net aAirk tAese uas a
r,euher e he ASsenaeiy Who would cppcse TIE
emccrt Necessity Tor ne new SfsefeF erlrr ueore
favorable circer,steaces, yet the present coasion
q tce eccn,ry. The Nv prcs cbiafned Tor is sta
pes sheEed thtt ~ expenditure caraSi nov Be
ancrded. He did not intesd - innpiy tcat the
p-,icseG appropriation wtS desired cy His Mai
es.y, b vas doabticl L he proposal had ernan-
aied frce, the kaaS o. hat s. was aware u its
int-o1nct,ou, On the coatrary he dt3 knog thai
HIS MAJESTY had coenseiiea ecooonay. he rnes-
Sc Vas either an hoccst. Eaanly expreSsi0a u =
eesirc b eSnst. The eo1ntry o. else Is VAS ~hol
lew raockeSy ard ; sasrr, hsse fserietttcn.
he moved that The report Be isid % The table.
"a uctioc ths AYES ard noeS were taken. rcSait-
N, N The motion esiag earned > toS
Representative haniakoa attempted 10 have The
iasess criarn bill hei-e PLACED agon the Ortsr q
ne Day.. eni vas uEsccccStel. his rrosicn - that
edect beng defeated hy llrye uialo-ity.H
Hon J. Parker asked tor and MAS granted leave
q acsecee fer the remainder u he session..
Iee Assembly tksn eoaVvned aS Committee u
The Wholes He's. J. Mott Sraith n the char, and
pEucsete1 with the Consideration % sternS in the
Appropriaticu fiil.
The toliqWinc iienas Wcrv passed;
SeseiizshiPs Casa college. ~ %
faoliczticn Hawaiiaa ard En-iish niction-
az zre >ehcol uistc-g % thc usUaiiaa
isltnds 100000. 80 -
p soAs1 c. HsNru.
Saasy Ssclstary q Bcari y usaitA- tso %
Lcper Settlement. -..,.-.. f,1tO %
GSEerazaesi Psysieias ana NlslisaI ,Fvsi-
li-hl----... NV "
AZ this point. It ssi-,s 1895 o'eoek the Commit
tee took a rsceSS until iSO pm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
APrvpoaaI

HusCL-IT-- Az zrz-
ErunE GazE-rz-- 1u.ilst 3 -rs1z deal TIA: nzs
shnczss he fseias u ozsizlry men IN the clE-ss
e s1a pui1ticai znd isslaii7e pr1ceelinss q he
I1at lev 1nnutls t1ara h sae f=1s1ra q Ehieh We
r1rst al be r1ul-5-szlgig te c,szrazs tie rrin-
erie ard tie refzeTerz1-s wlicl have ehararLgr-
ized i3n brave u-au- wh1- zi1st great dds. have
frrrhr the bn.tis cf 5ustlee and L1iepani5suca-
There may have bern aslllG srzlrs Of I11-en1aEt
11t there have hear % flltsrIlGs q heart aud
there ars msn u that LeglslEzlVe Assembly 60
vt1n % man dars o1ar hrItss .r l-sl1lznulelts-
Ie t1esB nsz bel1ze r1t tie spcils. Hut tie sae-
r11rEa and hlrcrz q var, and u1s1 tlzs zesEilnz
claes. they VII carry ul1h them - t1eLr rEfrre-
Hlsnr- lie aFpr1Fzi and a1plIllsa u q latll1-
= Void b. I Lillns- zlElr--1 q - TEo have
ul-1ezsei t-e Le-glsE1- and sg-lat zlLa1 VIA tn
hsrces. % permit tiE- - dlszs1ise TlzEuuf s1r1s
Flss-c cenln1lstratian q tEe knuur u Ehirt Ee
l1l1 t-Hl-- tEarsflrg suggest TIA. Fu1lir ban
g1er - cnere- O tllsa nrias and sspresEnGztIve
Ekc hEFs made sacA -la1s AID ofEsa Successful
f-tE
Ln-g r1lZlt tlAe piscs eIt1zr bef5rs q afasr the
prur1rzs1u u t1s Hluas but ( + 4 rr-lpu.z,l
wlrE rrEat WI cuu1E1G11 i1seif O the care and
sIEcneigu q MY fellow clsl1ezs-
AlEhrlzh staA b ailaE1irahly absent tr1ul
E1uolIiz f1r ttrEe Ezsks, I stau sadly 11.fer-
rais ny si-- of TIE details e. Ear a. pr1rselIls
Iams 1fr. Norr cbeiilent servant
THO. H Dawn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

Among the Eaissengerl D zoe stelE1er 4 '57fT17EI
passing through 70 san Francisco, WIS the Pro
Eust Of GlasruE NJ J. IRE. The STAY Of the steam
sr allowed HIS Majesty % extend yisif pr gf9
for hospitElriss received AZ Islands o. the TIA
weller when he Vas II Glasgow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

school E.hisitien. n Haraii.

The annual exhibition Of the Kohala English
school for HSwSiians was was held in the native
church last FRIDAY. The pupils were noticeably
quick and vell-oShSved. The Rotations. decla-
nations, songs, etc. showed faithful work done
during the year BY MIR. Dyer, and his assistants.
Miss Turner and Miss ManruSs. Oue new and
interesting fsa:uEe was the presence Of quite a
number Of Portuguese mothers 10 witness tbs per
formance Of their children. When this GAS Of
people are coming in rapidly, Il IS encouraging
TO see growing interest among them Tor eehool
privileges. Though quite a number OF foreigners
present. vet more ought 10 attend. II possible
and encuurage this work, which Is 50 important 70
the best interests Of this kingdom
Que week previous occurred the exhibition Of
the native schools. Seven were represented. one
not appearing. There was lively interest in the
distribution Of prizes for the last school. One
other school also was represented for the first
time this year, an English school taught by a Ha-
prizes by their success.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

rgu IA. H4rllls elzrr-l


The fzE II our zztera. called sqGid and named
b. nzfarzlizfs Dscrpefa, beans Of it. teutzclss
reaching cut FROM ~ lead. i much dreaded bJ
the Hawaiian fisherman a. Esll a. The pezn divers
IN the East; beans zheu czrslesEly approached
il ziii sOnefirnes Epread is tsutacles. soft and
plizble = bsdg's tendezsss t01cns around the
kezd and ans Of the diver ald hid hiE1 a. with
siles Of ira 70 the bott0ln II the ~ Ia Japan
eTsn cattle have 5seu drowned b tnelu- he e.
periencsd fisherman reaches after teen NTH 4
long spear and thus EASILY captures thela vIthO1t
danger.
We have lad so1ethinC ike thls reaching o1t
q een8ie tEutzeies N tie plesIlz approach SHEA
Ezs made fer years ago - deTelOpe The re-
sources Of tie lsiaads- when half the waters Of an
i11ud and one d the best Grown lands we're
grz5ped- And uOE Es ses lils slimT reach q
the te1tscies b intrig1s and bribery i1tO or
elestiDls INTO or Ie11siztures and EVEN ilto the
Palace. grzczzlly bi1di1g tse rhoie natiol a
with lusEs " sreel- " The iu1sftsbie NAV d an
huge oc1oPcs- The frsi inzidio1s approaches
ah01id hare been ms, the hsheffoen receive
the s,raps-fa. o. tiss polnt u = epe1r. Bat ngE
t1zt The dzfli1g folds erg1r1ile body-poiitic,
tie oze graf q1esf5orof toe Aolr =. ghethEr the
KIM The Lzisiztrrs the people vii GU ttern.
snail Clans SFleckels b allowed, Alter fecefTing
Izrzs fsTors from tie zDssrnnelt % intrute frufn
zbIozd i1to the Pziaee- 10 appoiut linisirea, and
- clctzte r1ino1s nitll1rrs Tor the cclrttv-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

This gentleman who has been in command of
the steamer kiirsru Hos for the past i've years
and who elums in that time TO have never N e.
with mishap, rendered his resignation on sat
uray last with the intention of visiting the scenes
Of his youth in the East. Capt Sears had while
on the kahului route, become one Of our most
popular steamer commanders and there are large
20 hear of his sudden determination to leave the
kii1r-a Hos which, under his command Was
great fAvurite with the travelling public. Capt
Sears has made So successful trips 70 and from
Maui in this steamer, which he considers good
reeord TO retire Wherever Captain SEARS may
60, be will carry with him the best wishes of a
large number Of oar citizens
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

ASseF1biy convened At n aan. Af.er The en-
pietou q the saai Pssliaiazries he Minister Of
the fnterior presented ma 0rIty report from the
Specii CoszzEIstes y Eiola EzG FEfsfFzd te item
a sI-lo0 fos Psl1ee Stables. rscomzezdizz the
approp fizti1r Il lie s11z e. zlked FOX
heFzzseltztise Sailh eske1 The 1zse1blE % de-
ter acrio1 ultl &c -1i1orrg EEpcEt IN rrssnied-
l-ars SUES had been voted away aiflzdy ipr ailai
uere deemed p b necsaszTy ezpendiirrss. To
obtain tie ar1o11t Is vsald 5e re-easzry 70 bar
rDT, and tie eEssaEsr rs1liz1zd he nenbers that
ne pay DAY faE t1is borssEed E111eF Eo1il a-rsig
coz1a ard 8 he1ocFed fle1 - base tie Esifars d
he c7zltEg IS hszst s1d 10. i1cur needless "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

Music Hall was we'll filed last evening, bF an an
dienee who had assembled to witness the oreuius,
performance Of the celebrated Magicienne Madame
Cora, u her featsOf neeromancy. legerdemain and
prestidigitatiou. The fair enchantrsss made her
3o- 70 the audience at o'clock and almost irnne
diatsly made herself ~ rapuorf with the Assemble
BY her naive manner and the de1terify with which
she performed. Lack Of space forbids detailed
account OF the many surprising disappsarances
and appearances Of cards, maryland kercuiefset etc
but suffice il 10 say that the lady Is a csu1bls e.
ponent OF the mysteries Of the magic art and is
we'll deserving the patronage Of the public, The en-
tertainment being hrst class and most enjoyable.
The next performances will be given on The Tth inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06

The question: Of Ehether malIet VII rise 70 4 :
Or not vas definitely settled last Monday By Mr.
Dan UConnelL He went oct INTO the harbCc
and II the curse Of IN hour and half caa-ht 81
pounds q me m1lIst- Our spurrsugn had better
look Up their fishing ruds and have a few hours
enjoyment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-06
BOUNDARY Notice.

A PPLICATION HAVING BEEN
"a made 70 b. 5. y. DAMON. % -etfie the b,yun-
isries Of the lad called Eniakaho1o 10 HfY laval
Notice i hereby =ifsn that THURSDAY. the 18Th
1ay Of September. A d. 1874. Il p M. AZ the CouTt
bogse IN Hilo i the time and place f0r hezrlHg
aid applteafoa. AID al persons haring o. Gaining
aay iRtezest in q 70 the ad0nEg lands are hereby
n7tiaed % a7p-4r a. aid Tine AID piace 70 c1utesf
ISfiee ! hertbT sDesaiiy given 10 Hif Er the Min
lsfer u Interior Tor The atioinng lad Eaakepl be-
lon .inz - The Has aii1n ti0rernnient. and 10 NJ n ~
Qaten Emula f0f the adjoining had Naini
2. =. LYMAN.
boundary fou1miEsfoaer fslguf u Hawaii
Hilo. Hauaif. J1ly NH ~ f0.f u