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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

During last Monday an old German known
On Hotel Street as the Doctor was brutally
kicked by Portuguese who keeps . store
near the entrance to Fowles's Yard. The
Doctor is Harmless, old man who il partially
deranged and sometimes takes too much
Liquor. In the present instance, which is the
second time he has bsen thus treated, the old
fellow was kicked from the sidewalk into the
middle Of the street, and badly bruised on the
hips and back. Such cowardly conduct should
be punished.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
SATURDAY IISt.SS
ADVERTISING RkrHs IN rRrss
Measured in nehe, Fail column ~ Saturday
Press ., 81, inches tons

'Eseh additional inch ~ cents eNs
'fach additional inch 8, 80 ssua
sscsud u,sr,iot !. rsE charged 10, sra Insertion
Bach additional month = rate charged iot hr,
month
Avettsefrsnts otdrted IN faf ~ more rtanths wii
~ charged lss .aonhiy at y tho rate 10, hra mep,h
~ Raapss. Cari, ~hsp t.xss,s T., -, ,,ss. ave
Showed Discount 81 uue third tfn the.s fates whifh
sa tof transient advertisements
An fsts,en advertisement, must he accompanied With
tht pay shsn stsfe w, ~ NO utito gill 10 tai on "
them The " charges stsrn IN the Asoyt
scale aud remittance fot fasen Amcfiran advertise
menus, sub,o'iptisUs may be made v, bank halls,
coin postal money utdefs
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COMMERCIAL.



iiule of commercial ,n,e,e., ba. usn.pi,ed
thi. week tending to IN. renewal Of business
ss,ly,,v settled te,be,yIo state having eyi
d.,ily taken pos.c,soo ol IN, town and peopIe.
oo,w,hN,odinc the fac, Of the increase Of our
dom..,ie espous exceeding the estimates
and the marked inptoyemrn, In the prices o,
ou, a,ple products. The Iron Work, Com.
many seem to lie the only exception. their
establishment, giving evidence 81 pressing
orders that will give constant employmen, To
,hei, full capacity TO, months to come.
Aue,,on matters have claimed the attention
ol the trade and others again this week, and
,,obab,y have done "a well Al the time. would
v,uso, bu, no, 40 we'll as 10 Justify disposal
Of more than samples a, CLEARANCE lots,
SHINING movements b,ve averaged abou,
the same for the week. IA on, iia, vii, show.
The Ne,inosa arrived o., .ebeJule time. and
,v he, ", have San F,sne,seo advice, ia the
evening Of the ,N instant. Tomorrow the
cav Of sydney will be due with date, To the
A,h instant.
~. male the f,,,oxi,v .,,,ae,, from Wi.
bam.. Dimond 4 Co.'S Circular ne, Ns,ipo,s.
,t tiv "a,
sun.p The univ chang, Ia mite In an,
local na,ke, 1, the advance of We ne, n. In
,h, ,,,crs of IN. Cs,,fo,,i. s,y., Refinery
.hirb ehaove ,o,t pls,c a, the 10th off,
This makes ,h. ,,,ees nj the ,vo ,rssc,i,s
IA. ann. .,ee,, IN, veilow, and ON this
Grade the prices differ 1c. ne, N. In favor Of
IN. ca,fo,ni. refinery.
| The Is,rs, ,c,eo,,phic advioes In our las,
,s,,,, .howrd /, strong make, "a, ,svs. both
4, E,,o,. ant New yorl This eond,ion oi
affair continued I'M 10 the ,o,h ul,o. Beet,
advanced IN London 10 ,,,. and Cub. een,,i.
a,,,,. In Nav yo,l IN due IL, ob me-, cen,
test,
m. N.w yo,L make, ,u,cd v,ony. Re-.
6ners ,,opeed selling their raw material and
were large BUYERS a, higher prices, while
holder, were inclined 10 ask further advances.
being encouraged bv bee, CROP repor,, and the
higher markets Of Europe. Cuba and all
sources If su,,,v.
The condition Of the marker r,inly locke ed
more hopeful than for some time past.
ou, ,.,.s, New york advice, Of the ,A,h
m stat. Tho, IN. .,.;., tendency NJ IN. Lam.
| a,n r,,.., aud , t,,,;r, M i, m. Ioc.,
demand n, refined products has caused con.
s,,,.,. y, v;,ha,aw from IN. make, fl,
,,w material and since the cu,ren,
w..L o,.,.d. the business transacted h.,
h..n NJ ,,;a;,, ;,r,or,,c.
''P'"e' ,,-',.. ,,.. 49,.
"""'' Wv W 1919 ~, A.. -, -. 49,.
=, :,
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
M.reh... v,...l. New /. Pes..


SATURDAY., July -
Stmr Lehua from Maui
Stmr Kinau from Maui and Hawsa
Stmr ] Dowsett from Molokai
Stmr Mokolii from Molokai
Stmr Jas Makee from Kapaa, Kauai
Stmr c r Bishop from, Kauai
Schr Pohoiki from Puma
Schr Manuokawai from koolau
SUNDAY July s.
r NJ S S Australia from Colonies
Stmr Planter from Kauai
Schr Leahi from Kauai
Sch Waiehu from Kauai
SchI Caterina from Kslseloa
sch Sarah and Eliza from Koelau
Schr Ehukai from Waislua
Schr Mokuola from Eva
Schr Josephine from Eva
Schr Rainbow from Koolau
MONDAY. July O.
Sch Waimalu from kaiwilahilahi
WEDNESDAY,, July s.
Stms NaipoAa from San Francisco
Schs Wailele from Msliko
Stmr w. q. Hall, from Maui. Kons and Ksu
Schs Emma from Olowalu, Maui
Sch Lska from Hemakus. Hawaii
Schr CateTina froG Hanaiei
THvRspAs. July o.
StmI James Make from Waisius and Kauai
Sch Kauikeaoui from Kohals
Schr Haleakala fTon Pepeekeo
Schr American GIL isom Waianas
Bglne W G irwin from San Francisce
FR'DAy, July TO-
SchT Mile Morris from Eva
Sch MAnuokswsi from Koolas
Stmr Mokolii from Aoloki
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
rUr IgTg JrsTIsp ttSfIN
Uts heath last sssasg = HrieJ mag.
ropbp The Funeral Seretee rri.
hnirs ~ Uls Memarn

Eatly last sunday morning the mouom in.
lrlliecnec 'wead throughout town that Hon.
B,niamn Halo Austin, Second Associate
Justice ~ tho Hawaiian supreme ruuu was
dead Justice Austin had been an invalid iot
years. Acute rheumatism was chronic
suffering ot his lie suffering borne with
the smiling iortitudc that marks the modern
martyr among hts fellow. lie was born In
Saratoga Springs, New Work, January 10,
iSl,, the youngest Of three brothers. two u
whom Judge Stafford l., Austin OF Onomca,
Hawaii, now in san Francisco, and Hon.
Jonathan Austin oi this city, survive him,
\ sisict Mr. George W Townsend Is also
living, in buffalo, New Notk. From iSiS
until 1870 the deceased lived in buffalo. lie
was admitted TO the bar Of that city when ~,
aiirf graduating from the poughkccpsic Law
School Tic pmetieed Law as partner with his
falhr, until The latter retired from active
practice, when the deceased formed partner.
ship with prominent Buffalo attorney named
Hickman. Judge Austin knew Ufovcs Clcve.
land we'll a, hat time.
In 1870, Judge Austin visited these islands
lot his health Ills subsequent career is we'll
known to most OF his rcaicN, and is sue.
eluetly and appteentvey summed up in the
tributes Of his brother Judges, given below
Judge Austin leaves widow and Two children
His daughter, Marion. is nov at Nassar His
son, George Hale, IL attending school IN
llonnluln
Ire funeral was largely attended Monday
afternoon. II was q state funeral. Rev. Messrs
Cmsan and Wallace OBLIGATED.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
The bar association me, last Tuesday morn.
INK and adjourned 10 the supreme court. Chief
Justice Judd aud Associate Justice McCully
occupied the bench. In few impressive
words Attorney General Neumann moved the
acceptance Of the following resolutions, and
Their entry upon the minutes OF the court
UAfrssf. God in His wise providence has
removed the Honorable BENJAMIN Hale Austin,
second Associate Justice OF the Hawaiian
Suptemc Court by death be It
Rfteircf, Tina, while ~c bow in submissive
resignation to the loss which we have suffered
in the removal by death OF Judge Austin from
his official duties as justice OF the supreme
| court. VIC hereby record our appreciation OF his
uniailing courtesy. and his cheerful and faithful
attention to the responsible duties of his posi-.
ton. even while afflicted with severe and pain
iul bodily Illness
| That VIC hereby express to the family of the
deceased our sincere coincidence and our sym
patty with them in their bereavement
| That the han wear Grape on the left arm ioi
thirty days in respect OF the deceased
That this resolution be recorded upon the
minutes OF the Hawaiian Supreme Court. and
that copies be forwarded 60 the widow and
and brothers of the deceased.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

DAVIES ............... .CoMrAsDns
Leaves MONDAYS At W. N for 'KsunAkakai, Kahu.
lui, Huslo. Hama and Kipahuu and for KeznAs. Mo.
kulsu and Nuu every other week. Returning will s,op
the above ports arriving back Saturday mornings
-ssor mail, and passenger, onlv
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

The schI haleakala which arrived iron
Pepeekso Thursday evening. bsosgh, i.sse
bags and 8 ksss sugar iron NJ ASoass Plaa.
usiea.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
DIED.

Austin. and Associate Justice y The Supsegs Court
and msmhsr a his AAjsAys Pnvy csHncl u
State, aged 81 ysArA
TlLDEN-in hsaolsia, Jsly q ss1s. JosspA Tiidss,
Manager q The Hssskaa aossl. assd ~ y<sss.
s,oafhs sad dsyA
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
Vessel. Expected TO. Foreign Ports.

SAN FRANCISCO, Am . CRY or SYDNEY. Chest
Due July ~. Hackfeld Co.. Agents
HUMBoLpr BAY, Am tern EVA. Weikman
Due Juns a%-as.
bosToS, Am bk ANY TuRNRR. ......,...... Newell
Due Augu.i !. c Brewer Co. Agents.
LIVERPOOL, Brit ~ JvpirsR.. ................-
Due July i-rS Agents.
GLASGOW, Brit BIZ Lizzie lsKpALn............-
To sail June. y. A. Schaefer 4 Co, Agents.
NKw York Am bk MARTHA DAVIS. Benson.
Due Oct. Is-aS. c Brewer 4 Co., Agents.
HUMBOLDT, Am schr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Due July as
SAN FRANcisc o, schr EMMA CLAuDiNA........M aison
Due at Hilo Julye.
SAN FRANCISCO, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cCulloch
Due At Kahului July II.
SAN FKAscisco, bk fosGsr Quxss. Nelson
Due July Is.
DEPARTURE BAY, tk TnoAPsoh. Potter
Due July t6.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

Word was received by the steamer Maripnsa
last "Wednesday that Mrs. Lewis, wife Of MI.
Harry Lewis Of the firm Of Lewis and Co.,
was lying dangerously III in San Francisco and
was not expected to live when the steamer
left there. Mrs. Lewis went to the coast .
shon time ago and expected to return by the
next steamer but was prevented BY failing
health. Mn. Lewis has wide circle Of war M
friends Ia Honolulu who express the deepes,
sympathy for the unfortunate lady and her
essimable family.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
ArroRNry.crNERAL NruMANN.

Your Honors--'rhe mournful task has been
committed TO me 10y the members Of the bar to
move the acceptance and entry ON the minutes
of this court OF resolutions condolatufy upon
the death OF Benjamin Hale Austin, lately one
oi the honorable justices OF this court.
May ! >ay OF him that regret nothing mole
than the scantineSs of time during which had
the pleasure and benefit OF acquaintance with
the deceased gentleman Scarcely two years
span in a whole lietime--ye, SUFFICIENT to
have learned and appreciated the many noble
aud excellent qualities which graccd this man.
Ills upnghtncSs, the conscieniiousncss with
which he, regardless OF physical ailment,
attended TO official duties, his fairness and i'm.
partialiiy, were not his only attributes to com
mand our respect and elicit our praise. No
une who knew him could have failed to admire
the iortitude which he evinced during the long
and terrible trial to which he was subjected
turing the latter part OF ms Iifr.
In no wise could nobility OF mind and true
Christian spirit become more conspicuous than
in this good mans behavior TO his family. his
friends, and all others who came in contact
with him than in his unselhshness, in his
urbanity, and in the exemplary patience with
which he bore his sutsssings. "NihH tam
GseybDni est IN gao NON .sfanS animnS soiafimm
iuaeaiaI" There is no suffering so hard bu,
III u i'ibSut spuiloit.
One OF the salient virtues Of our departed
friend was, tina, even intense suffering never
could detlect his ways froms conscientious per
iormance OF duty, nor preveDt him from main
tanning cheerful spirit ard lovable patience,
which proved to be consolation to his sym
puhizing friends and relations. II there is a
hereafter; II here exists an immortal part in
man-and do not doub, i,-,hen truly to
this good, faithful and suffering man =" Death
Is the crown of liie."
For him survives the memory OF his un-
blemishcd character rs man and Judge, the
memory oi his considerateness to all who
surrounded him during the many days and
nights OF suffering which it was his hard 10, 10
pass: the memory of the iaithfulness with
which he performed his tasks in life.
| To his worth we pay this tribute, perhaps
ephemeral, bound in the weak tissue of this
pcrishable scroll, but | may say for those in
whose name it is presented, that it is not, as
often occurs, an empty phrasing fitted for the
occasion, but that ii emana,es from that sin.
cere respect which follows the thorough appre
cation of virture and racrii
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
EXPORTS.

For San Frxaeisco per schr American Girl,
Friday. July io-4,S3s bags sugar. Domestic
value, $3s,9o8.63.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
rHE KILAOEA HOU.


WxissAsTh. .....'..................., COMMANDO
Leave, regularly for psauhAp. koholslele. ookA!a
Kukaiau. ,Hoaohl's. Lsupahoeh0e, Hskalsu and Ono
nea.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

pRUJFUrKD DEPA KrUKks.
SATURDAY., iune ~
Sch kiaukeaouli for Kohsla
Tx Julia Ford 70, San Francisco
s,mr Yamashiro Msm fof windwsfd ports
SchI Pohoiki for Puma
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

Al Fst's,rees Church. Sunday. Pastor
Crssaa iii pseaeh At the usual hours In the
svanias sssmon ios tAe Young on "wild
o. - ThsG Hasvss;.' All sze invited.
- 9seiai invitation u yvuns men.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

Letters from Ponape came by the Mariposa
vim Japan, dated February 9Th. All Of the
missionary families were we'll, though Miss
fle,cher's health was somewha. impaired from
bronchial hemouhages. News had just
reached them Of the election Of Cleveland.
No news had come from Ruk. The whaling
feet was cruising among the islands and
blighling wha, little appearance there had
been Of better things anong the natives,
wherever the ships touched.
The bk Mount Lebanon will sail fos Hong
kong early nexs week.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
Mr.. AARrwELL's REMARKS.

Nons Honors-l rise to second the motion
OF his excellency the attorney general. The
event that has brought US together is still so
fresh in my mind that do not trust myself TO
utter extemporaneously the few words that
would say,
Our friend Austin's long and weary struggle
with life is over. How bravely, how patiently
and uncomplainii,gly, how evenly he bore it !!
During the nine years that have known him,
never heard a murmur escape his lips, al
though during all that time he must have
suffered constant bodily discomfort. How
little we, who have prided ourselves on our
strength, can know Of the anguish Of mind
with which he found himself debarrei from
bodily activities No, one in ten thousand
would have taken his 10, SO sweetly, would
have retained and keep in full exercise and
control his intellectual faculties TO the last as
finely as did Judge Aassin. II was q superb
thing 10 do His eSsrpe may well teach US
to "leaTn how divine thing it is to suffer and
be strong.
! Judge Austin's mental traits were those Of a
careful and pa'ien. thinker, lie brought to
the bench mind prepared by mary years Of
tanning at the law in his native state Of New
York hrmness not carried to the extreme
OF ohs'inaey integrity unalloyed by self
righteousness desire to be impartial a
sincerity and singleness OF purpose which could
not be doubted.
The best Of human judgment is frail and
liable to error, but no one can say that an,
judicial ruling Of our deceased friend was
clouded OF distorted by selfinieres,, by passion
prejudice OF conceil.
Els last words, OF which | have heard
spoken 10 hef-in the presence Of whose grie
We mus, iain he silent were Characteristic o
the man; III is all right !" When our Tim,
shall come, may We, too, be able to say, II, i
all right"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

SATURDAY. Jsly%-
RI Bismah To- Portland. Or
SUNDAY, July s..
PMSs Australia sos ssa Fsaseises
MONDAY. July -
Sims Janes ! Dows<st Gos AelekA
Slns James Askse ~ Kauai postas
Sting lshss ~ xehslI posss'
81 Aaaselnud xsslas
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
Shipping.


INTER ISLAND
Steam Navigation Comply,
diMirRp.
Stwr. ". u. Hall fNfaiui0nt)
Hstu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s..t Commander
WIZ lua r.sosfIy TO Ms.lass. Maui, and Eoa. and
ksn, Hawaii
Steasser Planter (Ltitnoe)
Cssssor,. ......,.t,n...,, Commander
Leave. every tuesday Al So ~ Tot Ss~ili~li.
koloa, tlseis and Wsimsa. ss'utnins, will leave
Npwlivii every Saturday ate ~, striving o. Homo
ulu. every sunday 1sss
Steamer 1Wai0nt.
FhssssH,......,,,.......s Commando,
VIII run regularly 10 Hsmos, Mai, sad guLui
hssls, Honotss and Pssi hau, Hawaii
Steamer q. II. BtshOp,
Leaves every Saturday =, 4, *. for waisnas.
cave, itsnssi every Tuesday at . ~, snd touching
Honolulu sams DAY s',rs.
Siedmsr james MGkee,
| wHs,....."...,.....,,.. .,,..,...,.,, Commander
WIN run regularly to Kspsa, Kauai.
-
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VxIiLDER'S STEAMSHIP CO
LIMITED
ROUTE AND TIME TABLE


kik1. ..........s .CoNMAhDss
Leaves a. per following schedule Touching at
fahsinA, MAalaea. Makena Mahukoua, kA~aihas,
Iaupahoshoe, lilo and Keauhou
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

vH AUTH Is y Is. ~ s:s LILY n: =,
gAsaA sad NAs AanA n y. AAssaA
EMAES-ls this eisy. 4 shs rssi
dsaes q shs hside's neshss. July -, ~ J. 4 Gs.
"a, Pssses = Fen SWsss cAsssA. Jsae We
nessn.s go ASuass AaD kassa. hssa =
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
JUSTICE NC GULLY.


Mr.. NJ. Thompson and Mr.. J. W. Kalua. of
l-ahaiaa, made eulogisiie remarks Mr.. Justice
MeCally then spoke as follows;
Gen,lemen Of the Bar /; In 1879 heard oi the
appointment, OF Judge Austin to the bench while
absent at the November Term. in Waimea,
Kauai. |, Mas somewhat of a suprisr to me.
but heard it with great pleasure. We had
been fiiends--l may say Intimate friends
since We met at his first visit here. felt that
he had both disasantagcs and advantages for
ONCE. Il Was disadvantage, in regard TO
much business, that he was stranger in the
country, unacquainted with what had been
done IN our courts, With the history of our
land titles, and altogether unacquainted with
the Hawaiian language. Another disadvantage
was that Of inhrmity Of the body which you'll,
TO . certain extent, hinder him from travelling,
and even make Il dif'cul' matter to 90 from
room to room.
Ga she Other hand. he was lawyer II long
szpsrisncs 10 ths courts Of Mes Yosk. stats
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

Carbon .s'''''.'sss..''s'."' Commander
Leave. every Tuesday A. So ~ fo Ss~iIi~iii.
kolos, Eses and Wainsa. Returning, will leave
NpwiIl~ib every Saturday, At, o. ~. striving 81 Homo
ulu. every Sunday At sh,a
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

nlv'Dsmo ner'cs
lissAsnA q rouR dollAss ~ sAass IN = ~
sSSi isasos;' c. =: - LIZ q. 1872 49,
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FhsssAH''''..,'..'.... .'.,.'.,......'com Commander
VIII run regularly to Iismos, Maui. sad suLu
hssls Honotss and Pss dhau Hawaii
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

Leaves every Saturday At A, ". Tor Waisna@,
Oahu, spd Iianslsi and kiIsues, KAUAI Returning
caves usnslsi every Tuesday stt ~, snd touching
q Wsislua and Waishss Wednesday,, and arriving At
Honolulu sams day At ~.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-06-10
ALONG THE COAST.

The Utah Supreme Court is in session at
Salt Lake. 1t will sit for two weeks.
Two tramps, aged respectively II and
16, are visiting various Oregon towns.
A wildcat weighing forty pounds was
killed near Battle Mountain, Nevada, last
week.
A number OF Russian colonists are set
Ting along the line of the Canadian Pacific
railroad.
The grain surplus of what in Oregon is
called the Finland empire" will this year be
3OO,O 900 tons
Frank Miller, Il farmer near Alta, W. T.,
has mysteriously disappeared. He is sup
posed to be insane.
The examination of the parties charged
with the murder OF Bart Coffey is in pro-
gress at Portland, Or.
Several Americans nave been arrested at
Victoria, b. c., for se%llingpools at the races
on the Queens birthday.
North Yakima, w. T., has a population
OF / 900. January LIST there was but one
house in the town; now there 23O.
A stream of Mormon emigrants is pour
ing from Utah into Arizona, as the out
come OF the enforcement OF the Edmunds
Act.
An entire block of business houses at
Phoenix, A.. T., was burned on Wednesday
morning last. The loss fits up over ST.
900, partially insured.
Washington Territory farmers are o
selling their wheat which was held over from
last year. The best price obtainable is 90
cents, which is about the SANE as last sea-
sons figures.
An officer i'm Nevada who caused the ar.
rest of Il; ~violator OF the anti-treating law is
the subject OF great Indignation, and his
bOndsmcn are withdrawing so as 10 force
him to vacate his Office.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-06-10
Special School Election.

. Notice is her. by given to the qualified electors
of School Dist let Number One (D. Silver Bow
County, Montana, that a special election will be
held at the District School House, III Butte Ci y,
in said School District, on saturday. June Goth,
1855, for the purpose of deciding the following
question, to-wit:
Shall the Trustees of said school district issue
and sell twelve thousand dollars (Sl2,ODO) of the
bonds of said district for the purpose of erecting
a brick High School building in Butte. City. or in
its vicinity, and of purchas ing the necessary lots
or land on which to erect said High School
building. Said bonds to tie Of the denomination
of one hundred dolla S each, to be dated July l.
before July l, 1892, at the ttiice Of the County
Treasurer of said county, with interest payable
semi-annually at the rate Of seven ~ per ceIt
per annum and redeemable at said Treasurers
office, at the option Of the Trustees Of said school
district, after July l, 1883?
The polls will be opened at two C) o'clock
p. M, and continue open until sunset Of SAID Sat
urdaJ, June goth, 1885.
Dated, Butte, Montana, May 9th, 1885.
HIRAM KNOWLES,O Trustees of
4. A. NICHOLS, }said School
THOs. G. FOKTER, District.
Attest:
A. V. CORY,
500 I'd. Clerk of said School District.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-06-10

Navajo 1r.bs No. /, l. Q. R. NJ.
Meet at their Wigwam, new Odd Fellows
Hall, OH the 9Th SUI of each week. luuLcll
Fire is kindled at the Sta rur sharp. All So
Red Men in goo5 standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
G. W dANSCOM, sac EN-:
w. F. CLARKE, G. of 4. i-51