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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03
ISLAND LOCALS.


AnsCr rovS.
The eriCanti-e We. frci- saile1 foe San Fran-
eis0S &C tss uaorainE q ths ssth uli
Ga he tssA ms. NJ I. W Everett vii .ell sure
vslu.,le rsal estate situated At waiuku, Maui SEE
aalycritseu,ent
Mr.. J. Scelsy, tie traines q he sis-eared srsu
q The Houplnla club, sailsd Zoe San Francisc5 On
n ID ''is,, % the s.esr-cr 4iiassk,,
Most q the schools was elcscd last rhurslay
and Fridsy~ s. Albsu's Co'ie.ee bid = r-cruias
seSsrca % the furrner dsy,
NJ, Peter Dsltrz. vel ard fsycrabls krouu -
oid rvs,tcztS sAalIie s,3 hyruess rnakvr has
started oussasss again IN tins city.
ne ssgekeolisrs q tss Haisvs SuSss &C. have
elected NJ ] h. Psty As president. and NJ. T. 4
eIstss ss ai-vcscr, u The ecrursny.
Besuslfsi titsrxlcus Ard rasguisOrui suarisgs
srr ssS ylsisls 70 sky-SAserS Italian skis r-sy
a5u - seen fr'sa tssse erzsl isiss.
Az is,- $50 barrels q S1upouiss lying cut
SD tie asu ras,sziss ia TIE TAlaes yari2 Il 50
ias -'N'rer they arv pat tnsias TIE better,
tts ptsrunsce u TIE President q the Soard Of
hsiith. Vas K-rvsset and 6aed IN The Foiice CCurt
lzss urek
The ssrekholdsrs q the kzzsi Telephcns Co.
havy slscied sAs fclt,vizs svztlsr,su As othccrs
J. h. Smith Pr~S1asnt; &, v Wiico1 Treasurer;
s. ", Z, Psrvis Sce-vlsry.
rnr Hcn1.ulg >soek and R,nd 'EsxehNnge held
4 sesSssa on TIE ssh InSt 30. lev sales usry
rvporseL p-iess for -Silt-s3Srd- sISIr >tock ~
E-Kt1 zzcEznged-
NJ ArunGsl - vel kagwn here by u1Hy ware
t-iens l. expected 10 xrrirs almost sry DAY IN his
Yacht Errirrrr. NJ. Aru-dels tEs- FurJ Wual3 by
a. >y5zzy IslIsa q TIE Pn1szi1 Gscap-
Cc1sa3s-ahle progrvss Is being made With The
hud5irs q the ErshSh Church- betss- idss can
nov b. fr-red q tie S-rurrurv IL PROMISES 20 y
enc u he most plcrz-vsQus Chu-hss II the city,
Sharks hsr. Of lats. PROBABLY On asroEa, q the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03
PASSENGERS

Frr Ba.isa- HsaeSzl and Fl1lhal, Hzzzii - l-1
az. NtF .s-MitHms tera- 2 2 Nat-la.ls E1-ll
; p-ek-r : Nean- 4 A A11au-t and VIE 7 Asse1r
J uua1rs
Fr-sn uanal-I karal IA Wal1il1l ard e4l11fe. pr
Isr,-- Nak=e Ns,G - Hls ~ Gov . 70 Dr- 1tsr A--
Rl-ha-,issu Il Eus-lsh " Cox. D. NIss Pz-kr--
For K.avss. P-r Nckc1. NsE a=w Asazl- ,
= r-x aad wife
Per Kaa4i va Walizae 11i " aalaa. prr Jane NJ
k-- NgF - ; ks1a-k-slnL HH--y >sElgar Ms
EecSr Funkn. : rs Baru---
F--.r. kss-f-s. r-r rik-ffk- So &c \ NHrule, "
Saillsr N n rHylrr, I Nrr-is. p q 4 Bal ard vile
Fruar Hllo azd -ay ports. per KAN NcT Sic
Nai--Iy Gls-l usls1.-r EsI1Ia ard s1--r s--y4lssr
Ms Llcy F-asusiy. y - s-uuIe - alll- l1rp.7
Me- \ krh~rl-gl. q 7 L1l-- u y E-..1 D. az
utfe Mr. Aapal A Lisi-zlc. rh-- -lil1l1
E-f-hL kaxeas ! Ml--ur. Mss Z Lgr. NJ Ns0.r
ElTr,ir- " 4 sea- " Ac1s. >Eallael sal- A " Gar
t-r, A baid azl ut1s, ~ q z >-is1al dlt zl.--11
Fyr san FraseIscc. per Alargda. Dec l-g A Eles-
RS aai v.f- ! Driscu.L p " ee'ig-, NJ 111-1l1
snl c1iiL A Llsuu- and sri-, t-1E NeEs ~ NslaA
3 3 rhunlas. Lf-usl 8 EeuEs--71- + y A lA-el---
q 1t a-l q Dad Lar Al 10 and wtss- W Geo
err. t'-v JsurCaev 40 u.-H. X ball 2 Llgl N--g
t'-ahim, 2 ruruer S'grmeI1 and vie. 4 Legg17.
LEX " teF Hanson. Y trlsl-r- f9l1e.r NJ
AE.fe. NhsT IN >-zc, ! q >e-.-z-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03
AGanta- Affair.

HE -Glsazzrs' Fair AZ Fort Street CEzrch ;Els
ore % the charming httis aflirs that 01r girls
originate. Tables loaded With fancy E0Ck trOul
tie little Misses fingers a E1Es- AID candy stand
furnished attractions hard % Be resisted b the
azlisEee- Add 70 those attractions the oTsr-hOE-
fzg s1Ppig % ice cream and cakes, AZ home made,
AID cazse enough l. sEJzu for TIE kz1dzou1s r.
least. RZIG 1 large ErmSsr Attended but rot
enough % sz=rgz1i al Of that ICE cream ard cake,
the remainder % which vas sold AZ good figures,
70 a number Who wanted cool dessert % a Sunday
dinner PERHAPS the public does not kuoz Ehat
these lIEsls GIzIzzr -irls are doing he name Of
the society indicates their object % be tie gather
II. Of the remnants after the older workers shall
have Raped Tier s1cce-s = proved b the fzct
that they uEoiLy support ElIssl1lary lady II Nj
cr1ussia a Bible reader IL China. -iri n kaEai-
aha0 Seminary and IL part Bible reader in H0-
r0lIlE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

The regular rnnathly sccial q the Hilo foreign
church vSS hel1 cu rpssiay cventng, November
-5th. al the hcusc % Jn1ge =, ;. Lyman Iherv
was quite lAr,v attendgrce. The heavy RAIN 81
ths evening nct preventing the ArpeGulnoe VI
svcn Qcsen Eurua and suite. Rev, MI Goulell
Of HEi-Gkua. aud Mr.. BiacktnNn Of Hilo enter
tzlred the Company With rcaiiaS< q htch
character which vita the uuuSic was htstiy
apprecizted b. Sll presenL
The weather al Hlo has becn remarkably hne
for -irrsre time rsE<E.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

maj ho bad al Ihruni's Oats ard Iyeaa's stores.
and Al o. IN ca. Han, Vssre ssats can y
r-srrwaal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Airs. HCuStace had a Magic lantern e1hibiuca
/ AZ the Hail ehurvh, Hho, "a SATURDAY evening,
I NSyruiber md Ihere vas quite a lsrcS attend
!
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Thu scr4suu II The f-st Prh6c 1ertlrznAucH %
sas ---4a atrli-sd for Wtiti1 ch1rzh 1eru--sd n
rh4s sdifcz 20 The svsu-nr q ne -eth zis-- NJ
W-4v TavI1r me vel known 1r-11isf ularrFu-
liam The Eavs u tr instruments - ne suts sal
lscacr1uu 70 a Ia--- md fasniuushia 11lilencr
a1-luur-sr whum we're Z r 4 Pr1ncsss L-l-11lnsa
Iiuf Il b 4 Pr1rrssa LTzsiilfs- z < X Z r--s-f7's
-slaulaz5. rs z Governor J. ~ L1r1llls. and
L51n. 4 : CIe.huru- Ot1Er 1IIs5cu sTsnts cun-
ssti 1t sun. 7uit-.st-s and CHRIS V1cill -illd
mazda u rruIr-aau1H & szsr-1'es Ire Fgrt7r7zl-
r-,r-s q u1rif rzfer1ed cresiTr he 7tE-ilssrs
and -1ra 1ie1surs - inc f1dl1rca - Q Ia
1lrrher -uururr VII b EVEN n ne neiE ii-i5s
n rHi-i C-rvsr-1r Duruinls vi persdu7llT axe
PAR "
TIN S-upEsuy elmo -uucar- XII til1s Flaez ne-a
s,44-!r- Dessubsr sth. AZ : - ?. n n - = u
C. A. Hau The ur1rr7m-ne Iucill.cs Eoeal soids
~ ~ Pay l[zsz 3 PII-ks a1t NJ zltHsslzlzlz1
r,scaI tr1at By Ms PIrEs AID NJ H1isseli-il 4
rscal sr7n By Ms Ellf1r1, Mss 4 lsanilu - -
W5ss 4 E--riz instrumental Solos vluliu y n
t--lsIs, a-rs b II Mnrse- riiliit Tlln ilz-il
icrnrnulirleur By Mss c Castle AID zri7e-l7
sazurhn-H sulr hg NJ. Mi-h-si- md ne 1r1sr
nlnburs WI Be 1llst b. ne or-hesfra- Al19st-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

rAsroE eErElN's SUNDAY ryrN % sEzMuN. NV 18th
Tryr. R,ulAzs IS :. -Ye d. owe No uasa say-
tang, save % love one another, for he that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

ysz= rls received Il rs CITY On TIE r-nr-i-g
Il ne md .--sr- tza- d. E1-5eEs q E11i- had
1es ca ne evening az The l8r fusf. az 1t 61r-E.
M1cE rz--st = sIFrzssss q t1H al IsTs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Qacor Erruaa has hecn SPENDING 4 week al Hilo,
The guest Of Hon. J. Nawshi tse foreign resi-
dsats csnerally Taid their RESPECTS 10 her Ga
Mcnisy November 2tth- She returns BY the
kf.au - Hcrclulu today
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Thew has eccu yery heavy swell On thc Hs-
usskua ccasi during The TtSi week and the ErAHs
vzs In consequences unable 10 land her freight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

German AhorcgS have not been a sccccss Ga
souae ~ the plantations OF HAvSii- They sern ~
saii better N kauAi bat y ! great lcttrry, for
cvru there they have ctas-d ccnsidcrSels truublc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

NJ. J. Seelsy, TIE trsiass q he sis-cared srvu
q The Hoaolulu club, sSilsd Zoe Stu Frsncisc5 On
u l. ne. % he ssesr.rr -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

a new trrrr cf the Has fc-visu sshccl COM
| rn-1crd &C Mc1dsy Novvtahcr sun Evcry sat in
I TIE hailding WAS cccuriel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Ga he issA iaSs. Nj I. W Everett vii scll sure
vslulle rel estate situated At wsiluku, Maui Sc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Ths eriSsnsizs We. frei- sailed foe San Fran.
eisc0 &C TIE uaorning q ths ssth uli-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

N.Y. vi. zrG d.Iz-ht1r Esrs ull-u heal-llT y zha
- Il Hi,r Fir-IIrs. nd -.cunurarE Z - N
psupie.-Nsfaststsf ClsrZ7ua1- Eead a17 nj
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Most q the schccls vas eicscd last rhurslay
and Fridsy- s. AiNsn's Ce,ir1,c h-ii = u'crning
seSsr-e "a the turu,ur dsv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

ne ssCekeoidsrs q tss Hsissa SsSzs &C. have
elected NJ J h. Pzfy As president. aud NJ. r. h.
fcStss - di-ectcr, u tAs ec-nrssny.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03
Ntu advertisements
NOTICE.

AsSENI-ANNUAL. MEETING OF
u fl- Erl-- 90 T-lztra.s % the r c EEN', HD-Fl
TAI Wild b. bald I- the -1rEI ~ The Ch11Iher ~ Con
1a--r on III E-DLF. December itl- ~ aE %
Per order. A -CHAEFER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

NJ, Peter nal,cs. Wi ard favorable kscuu -
ca rysatcztS q sNadle s-l htrrrss r,skvr, has
started husiress agafr IN this city
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Last >saGly- 5elzS - Az5rsE's day IPprypS
1se SERVICES we're held IN 1t. Andrew pr0 Casbed-
raj uhich Egrs attended y a ltrcs ec1srecacoc-
Els Lor1shIp the Blscgp Of H1uci1iu Ccccpist
thu pulpit n rEa evening service
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Lively tunes At the -usrry-sl-rUE-t AS
McrGay eve, a regular Marquis OF Q1eeEs5Cry
tzsse. u which Cns r..In zas Knocked cut II 81
Minutes A pOllee Otscer native present. sang
toned the 1cht. pruulsl-< trsecgr t-1C1 arrest.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

An tssss tu0 barrels q guupcudsr lying cut
sd tie usu Ensgtsass &c TIE rtlacs yari2 Il 50
u ..slner thsy arc pat lnslss ths h.ttsr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

aChris- Buckley the noted san Francisco wHrt
roli.5c5K-. Accom- panied b. Mrs. Buckley and Mr.
J. DrlScoE. his ynE11sC>ls, has been stayiaE n
this city daring tie pIss Esek The party left fer
home cu the st inst-. &C the isrHsiF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

rlz-e ~ a great Dad Of disturbances on Emma
ss-ses az-i1S the ate hoes Of SatzrJlty 1n5 the
ea-ly hgurs q Sunday. OF c0ursg. the smart uOlce
s1rrs tais,i % =, o. kard zntl the rUE bad e.
rl-sIv s-bs5.ig,l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

The Depgsy Marshal has szecG115ed and &c
krgwis5Sss his laNhIi-y 70 5sI With the u1m-
hers &C carriage l8Eips gnestiOr- A rvturu o
g-sslsSs GeIEbsru-icrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03
MARRIED

AUSTIN-ROEE ErsON-ia sa.s civ. Dee. D. -
F5-s-Ss-s-T C'64-sb 81 ne ~ .. A lHasau. fEu
snEr &. Ar-rrS AID Ms NAacS Z. E1gzEr>1N- -1ta
81 q Is. riazaiL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

M. Lsavist The Yiee-P President q the woasSn's
ChristEAz rsupe5Encs UniOu SPOKE AZ the kac1-B-
s8pil ch1rrh % As. Sunday evening, b a large
cUHsreg1tiU1 o. nHtIvss. Rev A .. Fer 5ss acted
a 11esrrrager
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

The settlement az HAklAk0 becomes perfect
lIke b set Egdther, and 10 means can b. used g
better the cuEdzEacE Il SEairs- A Phgtogr1ph OF
s1e pLg-v thas euu3t1cn gives Ear better notion
q What iI Is Eke than any description
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

The -H1ncizla Ris-s- arv making satisfactory
pruc-vss e ult-rll and marching uzcvsr1s1tS and
BAD fax % bscu1ne the crack infantry o1rrs Of
shis Ki1y3o1r. sltegcSt that : swing b-; very
hstis.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

NJ ". &. Holmes has pGrrhIset tie ss1rv
formerly Owned 81 v. 4. Reed AZ El1, and ger
poses % s1sp fzl Assortment Ct SsrzrL Esr-
chKzl1ss. NJ Holmes = fETUrHbiy known II this
CITY and lilo peypie ziII Be pleased % meet him
e C4ss-ass-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

The -GIslasrs7 society held n impr-upta far
n the 7gstry Of F1rt street Church ca the aftsr-
u1un Of he Sta Mt. and the 5ppur.aur-Y 70 Pur
chass n1a1T zsefaI and Ornamental articles Wa
laxHn advlafars Ct y u1.nsr-uH friends Ct The
1r-arizarlur. The general puhilc being Nso Fsil
-grrassu-.l The prncse,is firm The sale q ara
-ss L val Il -sf-=sErue1ts VII b devoted b
ulfssiura-v PURPOSES.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Frt7k Mzilsz, Susek d,sso-, prass'sias under
TIE ptsruusce u TIE President q the R,arl Of
Hsaltt. Vas R-rvssgt and fasj IN the Foigs Ccgrt
Z hrss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Uf r1d sunsets thsrs has been enough Lately 70
st8ks the Er1kIsoa theory b Is Foundations.
Last Mccdgy morning there E1s a startlll- DIS
vl1y tt szzrlss- Not only Eas the eastern sky a
3zec blood rsG. bet the rsst--1 sky vas tsspig
.I-gseE With the sane hcE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

The ANNIVERSARY II the racuE-lrI11 Of The Ia
sepsnieuca 1f HaEaiI- By the Great Powers. Va
1isriaIIy rscnE1lzett II The ninGzium On the ii
1Ir Government 1tices we're closed Has zz#
plIFsi from government. -uus1lst-- And sE-i1e
house Ha-ssafs and 4 salI1s E9s fred The NIL
=s-y paraGrd ard many members &c trz1s- a.
lsulL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

TIE Pacific >i1pe and Rocky Hi Gibbs. the
former composed Ct Pz1lhuu boys, the Latter Of
members 0t Fort street. I1iI1I College and =
A5az- College bad zane Of football lLst Sarur-
Day. Altar stErr. bet short Contest The Rocky
Eil carried he day. IN spI-e q benz mich The
T--hra- team
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

CO1s.js-ahle proSrSss IS being made With The
huilai,s q he Erslish Church- A hetss- idsa can
b. trrsed q tie s-rurrurv- Il PROMISES 70 y
enc q shs uosr picturesque Chu-ehss ie the civ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

NJ. Arun5si - vel kagvn herr by saaHy ware
friends Is expected 10 ErriTs almost aRy day IN his
Yacht Errlrrrr. M. ArEni-l's tEs- Frrt Epsl3 -
a. >yGzzy tslKza q The PnsstI Grcap-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Tie z5zEia =c11s q he E1unlz-1 ei15- azd the
sI--9ar.d S'7r-. 8f The A7rtia .i1b, we're exhibit
ed By n11scular ca-suan q tie waters q TIE
za-bCr CO he lth III TIE zy-E=sGns Of the Er1lg
single shells proved Too z1ch for the balancing
Powers Of -TD u the -cllzl-y 1Hrsu1en and they
received a IIcurg. The vEchEs LrlfH, Af5sl aid
I.Hfa spread Their Vhlts wings - ne hEht so1t1-
sriv 1rse-s -rsvHii-- and ula1C17gre,i within the
precincts Z he ka-bur-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

The outer Plzs ct the Barracks have . very zzch
more Tin Appearances thai herst1f1rs- A trgpty
q -z-s. shot and 70 forth has been arranged 1r
sI1-er side Of The El-es. -T7J-Z hcsl1Ess-tLla AZ
psn-azce % the EzzIe sCy- L is z-dsrs510d that
rsnCva1CEs lrs ~ be made II tie INTERIOR ~ veil
a present the trics ars u very bad CO adItiou-
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-09
Picked by the Police.

Among those who have been gathered
in by the blue coats and who will have a
hearing in police court to-day, is s. Van
ness, who is charged with kicking up a
row in Ida Story's house.
There was a row in Kate Herbert's
hotel on Saturday night, and l.. @. lay
lor, Jim Murphy and john Tracy were
arrested for taking a hand in it.
Jim Hughes is to answer the charge Of
a plain drunk.
Frank Stevens was arrested on com
plant of G. Halter, who claims that
Stevens entered the house where Mrs,
Halter lay sick in bed, and insulted her,
N. E. Barney is to explain about his
boistrous actions at the Lower hotel.
John Black stands charged with slap
ping a boy Adolphus Kastner.
The man, giving his name as Ball, who
claimed to be robbed of $500 in Ida
Story's house will answer a charge Of
being drunk and disturbing the peace.
1t appears that he entered the houss tc
kick up a row; got the worst of it; got
thrown out and going down to the creek
to wash the blood off his face, was &c
drunk that he fell down. He then
claimed to have been robbed.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-09

Thomas h Kirby, JOrseyville, ILL.,, b n,
Erisha Dawson, Troy, Ohio, oh &, Gus
Duan.
VIM Anderson, Gainesville, Texas, g &,
Gray Eagle.
2:29 CLASS.
Andrew Bros, South Bend, Ind, Big. Free.
stone.
Jno. w. lyon, Urbana, Ohio, h M, Urbana
Belle.
Geo. Grimes, Rockville, Iud,, br g Joe
Davis.
Tayetto Smith, Ntaryyillc, Mo, g IN, Lady
Kelso.
c. Leland, jr, Troy, Kans., br m, Mollic
Bell.
A. s. Olney, Minneapolis, MINI, bs, Harry
Pulling.
Perry johnson, Leadvillo, Col, gm, Maggie
III.
Il. L. Ecker, Kansas City, Mo-, d g, Cou-
pom.
VIM. II. lone Beatrice, Nob, br &. Little
Tom.
Giddings 4 Mccoy, Des Moinos, la, b m,
Kittie Strader.
c. Rowley, Atlantic, Ia, $ 8, Rowley's
Rather,
Jay Simms, Hmboy, H., b 8, Ben Hersey.
VIM. Russell, Spencer, Ia, IS, General
Il. w. Paxson, Martiusville, Ind, & m,
Dutch Girl.
Fdyette Smith, Maryville, Mo-, bS, Theo-
dore.
S. l.. Cation, Cleveland, o., BIN, Bertha s.
+. V. Johnston, Chicago, ILL.,, b &, Van.
Mat. Colvin, Kansas City, Mo, b IN, Rosa.
Il Il Ecker, Columbus, Kan. b s, Frank IL.
". A. Hale, l car hogs, go head, to Chicago
via n. w.
+. j. Edwards, car hogs, 20 head, to Chi
cago via n. w.
Stokes & Russell, 4 cars cattle, 1852 head, to
Denver via b. 4 NJ.
Wilson Bros, 4 cars cattle, $50 head, to
Cheyenne via u. p.
|. R. Alter, 6 cars cattle, los head, to Chi.
capo via n. w.
John S. Young, ? cars sheep. 225 head, to
Council Bluffs.
p. c. Crikell, 2 cars hogs 116 head, to Chi
cage via r.. |.
V. S.. Bliss, 1 Ger hogs, 80 head, to Chicago
via Il. l.
Thos. S~peckman, 10 cars cattle, 510head, to
Rawlings, w. 7. via U. 7.
Thos. Allison, | car horses, 10 head, to
Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-09
COSTLY JUSTICE.
A Look at the Bills Charged Up
Against the County,
Vaughn, of Course, Gets TO tho Front
with $50 a Day.

The Bee some time ago gave its reader,
some facts concerning the way Mayor
Naughn's justice court was running, and
the bills charged up there to the county,
three or four cases being made out of one
transaction, and many cases, which ought
to have been settled in police court,
where a 50, 1000 Judge and a 81, 200 clerk
preside, were brought up here, and coats
taxed up to the county, while the cost of
the police court runs right alcug i'll add.
ton.
The board was expecting for these
revelations, that some big bills would.lbe
presented, but hardly prepared to see as
large ones rs were really presented.
Justice yaughn's bill for April and May
footed up S29S. 80, nearly $3.50 a month,
while the fees for constables, witnesses,
etc., were proportionately large, making
the court a rather costly N for the
county. The first impulse seemed to be
to throw the whole bill out, but County
Attorney MINISTER, who is one of
Vaughan's pets, was set at work looking
the items over, and cutting them down
Finally account of 1910 was agreed
upon.
To look at the several items contra
diets the statement made some time ago
by THE BEE as an instance of how bills
are run up. Several days were picked at
random, and Vaughn's charges footed up
as follows: May IL, 49, 80; May l6, SIG;
May 10, $1,000; May 90, $50. 1t is to
be remembered that Vaughn's court is
but one of many, and that in addition to
these amounts there are to be counted
the fees of constables, witnesses, ETC.,
80 that the justice shop is made about as
expensive as q district court.
A person might naturally suppose that
this city was in a terrible condition, all
these case being criminal in their nature,
and it might also be supposed that a large
number of the guilty were punished, but
an examination of the bills shows that
there were SO cases in the two months,
and out of The SO cases three gave bonds
to keep the peace, two were sent to the
grand jury, and six were found guilty.
The remaining ~ out of the SO cases
were dismissed or defendants discharged.
A glance at the other justice fees
showed that n. Schurz had fees amount.
ing to $lS6.O 90. His bill was reduced
only $500. Justice Abbott's fees
amounted to $102. 90 and his was not cut
any.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-09

ton has suddenly disappeared, leaving
a wrathy female coon minus a watch and
her surplus cash.
Another big find has been made In tho
lead mines near Dubuque. Tho vein is
So feet below the surface and is said to
be Of great value.
Tho Iowa association of Unitarian and
other independent churches, will hold its
annual conference at Humboldt June 10,
20, 81, and %.
The editor of the Atlantic Advocate is
troubled with a painful case of political
bile, which he filters through the columns
of his weekly psper.
The Missouri river has cut through
what is called Big Sioux point, above
Sioux City. This cat will shorten the
river six or seven miles.
Alonzo Abernethy, formerly state su-
p%erintendent of schools, has Just been
elected dean of the Dcs Moincs Univer.
sity, and will take the chair at the open.
ing of the fall term.
John |. Blair, who has been so promi.
nently identified with tho developement
of the Iowa railroad system, though over
so years of age, was a delegate to tho re-
publican convention from the Fourth
New Jersey district. He was q delegate
to the conventions that nominated Harri-
son, Taylor, Lincoln, Grant and Hayes.
The Creston Gazette of Friday says:
IA ripple of excitement was raised this
afternoon at the depot by a crazy woman,
who was a passenger ON No. 3. From
MIR. j. j. Steadman, a passenger, it was
learned that the lady was from Pennsyl-
vania, had become crazy on the train last
night, and was in charge of her son,
who was almost paralyzed with grief at
the terrible misfortune that had b~efallen
his mother. This sad case of insanity OK.
cited the sympathy of the passengers,
and apurso was raised and given to the
sou. On tho arrival of tho train in this
city the insane woman and her son was
taken to the Creston house, and medical
assistance summoned. Tho unfortunate
lady looked to be about sixty years old,
and her son about forty, their destina,
ton being Red Cloud, Neb."
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-09
GENEROUS GIVERS.
The Young Mems Association Kindly
Remembered by its Friends.

The gift social at the rooms of the Y.
M. G. A., Friday, proved a success in all
respects. The association beiug young
yet, and not over strong, had many needs
to supply, and its friends seemed to real
ize this, and had SO much faith in the
usefulness and the future of the associa-
ton, that they responded generously.
The great need was the attractive and
comfortable furnishings of the rooms,
especially the parlor. Mess. Hardness
Bros. generously gave the association an
elegant carpet, and rich curtains, with
poles etc., 80 that it made an excellent
start. Among the other articles brought
in Friday night we're the following:
Bowl and Pitcher. Il. A. Riser.
Towels, Mrs. Warburton.
Bookcase and parlor chair, officers, teachers
and friends of the Presbyterian sunday school.
Rugs, curtains and hessock, Cassidy, circuit
& French.
Towels, Mr.. and Mrs. J; G. Bixley.
Photograph of Harry Curtis, "0ur First
Secretary, " framed, j.. i. Barke.
What.uot, Mrs. DIR. Hart.
Pair of large pictures, finely framed Meth
odist church friends.
Engraving, 'The Last Supper" Mrs. j. T.
Baldwin.
Flower pot, with plant on ebony stand,
Ernest Smith and Frank ROdefer.
Lounge and parlor chairs, by the young
folks of the Congregational church.
Hymnal, Mary A. Koonz.
Stand, Lizzie Sargent, Elsie Brennerman,
Iowa Ball and Ada Howard.
PLAGUE, winter scene, Mrs. Rehse, Louie
Miller, Kittie Billiard.
Ebony stand and chess men, Cora Wood
bury, Minnie Cole, Cora Fainsworth, Mamie
Hardin, Matte Palmer.
Pair of PLAQUES with velvet frames, Miss
Jessie Walker.
Pair panel pictures, statuary, Misses Swan
and q. j.. Swan.
Bracket and lambiequin, Miss Carrie Hunt
ington.
Marble top centre table, by the ladies of
the Congregational church.
Bracket, Mrs Sherwood.
Cruden's concordance, @. u. Officer.
Framed molts, Mrs. Barnett.
Game of ovalude, Fred Montgomery.
Napkins, Mr.. Foster.
Mat, Mrs. Morehousc.
Lambiequin, Mrs. j. j. Henderson.
Fancy flower pots, II. b. Patton.
Two upholstered chairs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace.
Enough money was also secured to
purchase a desk for the secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-09
The Iron Works.

The Council Bluffs iron works are now
occupying their new building on the
corner of Tenth avenue and Twelfth
street where with greater convenience
from larger and newer buildings and in.
creased facilities they are prepared to
fill all orders for castings, general mill
machinery, jobbing and repair work. We
have on hand a number of engines, new
and second hand, which will be sold
cheap. We also wish to rent the upper
story of our main building with power.
Give us a call. G. HENDRIE,
General Manager.