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Is acknowledged by eminent surgeons Q the purest and finest known, and inValutab to inValids.
 SIMMONDS' KENTUCKY MA BOB BOU& BON WHISKY has been well known for many years, being unsurpa ssed for it's exce.s lent quality and delicious fl avor, EverybocY who hss tried it says it is the best in Ghe world.
 Families supplied ty tho gellon, care or nsttIe.
 fB None genuine unless my slgnatu.e is across the cork, 'G. Simm onds."
 My agent is authorized to sell to 4w trade, half barrel, barrel direct shipment fir, m Ken lucky or from his warehouse a San Bernar. dino. Sold by the bottle and gallon
 BOTHIN, TWEED & COMPANY.
 Sole Agents for Tom bstons and vicinity.
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Anheusel beer on draught at the Oriental, l file lunch thrown in
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Many a Lady

is beautiful, all but her skin: and nobody has ever told her how easy it is to put beauty on the skin. Beauty on the skin is Magnolia Balm.
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NOTICE.

Having this day sold my under taking business to Jos. Pascholy & Co. I respectfully request all need ing his services to call upon him. All bills to date will be paid and collected by myself.
 A. J. RITTER. April 29, 1886. 4-29-1m Referring to the above we would say that we will endeavor to give the public the same courteous treatment and fair dealing they have received in the past from MT. A. J. Ritter.
 Jos. PAsCHoLY & Co.
 Successors to A. RITTER.
 4 29-lW
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Mrs. Head has been appointed agent for Connor's ranch butter which she receives fresh every Satu, day. Also fresh buttermilk on hand
 3-1T
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----- Summons.

IN THE COUNTY oUR". IN EiD FOR
 .thss County of CoChise, iii tle Territory Of ssssStzoH. R HENRr DURACHER, Plaintiff
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A. Ames De e-andant.

Ys.
 4. Ames De.endant
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to 4. Ames. defendant: You are hereby summoned nd r qaired to appear before me at my office in omb stone county oi Cochise, on the 3Oth day April, A D 1SS2, at 10 o'clock m.. to answer e complaint of the above-nnmed plaintife, who m and of you that you are indebted to the T In sum of S64, for goods hnd me1cEandise pu- 5 ed and delivered to you of your own instance request. as moro fdlly appears by complaint W OF file in my office. Ana if you fail to ap- 8 and answer said complaint as hereIn re- oieed, tEe plaintiff will tLke Judgment against uas demanded and for the costs ot this suit. ven under my hand this End day of March SB. C. E. Al " [, J.
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No. l, in the County of Cochise, TerriIO of Arizona, before c, E. Alvord, J. F.; demand,
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No l. in the county of Cochise, Territory ot Arizona, before c. E. Alvord, J. F.; demand S64. Cadw ell t Stanford, Plaintiff,
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gers.
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THE ARIZONA CHfMPIONLS TIE OFECLdL
 ORGAW OF TIE ASSOCIATION.

List of members of the Mogolon Live Stock Protec- tive Association
 w. G. Stewart E. K. Carr D. F. Saunders A. H. Tucker w. H. AShurst M Sa6ner Walter Hill Israel Gall Lot Smith C. C. Archer P ]. Brdnnen E. w. PitmAn William Munds s. M. See Frank Hart A. s. Putnam C. H. Schulz w. H. Shoot D. ]. Brannen J. Il. Nure
 ]. r, Daggs Robert Flnne William Fain Madison BuTcn Iohn Clark ] r Woods, H.C Lockett C. H. Richardson, l.. L. Cook, A. |. McA!!otcr, James Walsh.
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tit sHeGder, ard others rishl .righ iYD a4dsess, El4gstlfi
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Noi synytoms, but the Disease.

IL would seem to be truth apprc- ciable by all, and especially by pro, frssors of the hel!i& art, that 10 re. move the disease. not to alleviate i,s symptoms, should be the chief ain of medication. Yet in how many in. StaGces do we see this truth admit ] Tn theory, ignored in practice. The reason that Hnstetier's Stomach Bit trrs IS successful m 80 many cases, with which remedies previously tried were inadequate to cope, is atlributa blc to the fIct that 1t is medicine which reaches and removes the causes Of the various a.aladies 10 which it is adapted. Indigestion, fever and ague, liver complaint, goat, rheumatism, disorder of the bowels, urInary ahec. tions and other maladies are nol palli. ated merely, but rooted out by it. IL goes to the fountain head. It is real ly, not nominally, a radical remedy, and 1t endows the system with an amount of yigor which is its best pro- lection against disease.
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lection against tbe mag reuc and electric in. auences and is specially advantageous in Railway service where these influences are very stroug and will prevent the brelkage df mainsprings in cyclones and magnetic storms. Your jeweler can furpish or procure you this protection, if not, send o G les Bro. X Co., the Chicago Jewellers. for descrip. i've circular, which will be mailed free on ap. plIcation. dc266m
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1866 THE C0URIBR-JCURHAL. 1866 AN ORGAN OF LIVING IDEAS AND LIVE ISSUES,
 AN ENEaY OF Monopolies, Cl!sa-ch:sr,, and the CpiTit of Sec tIonaI Strife.

Tho Courier-Journal NlENFY UATrrrqoy rd- ltor-in -Chief), is tho acknowledged Represe,ta. tive Newspaper of ihe sOuth, i5 Denocr rtc in politics, and first, last, and all tho time i4 for reduction oi tie War Taxes as levied GU the people by the tariff now in force,
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L,' HichtU'1 n'fI..i; Dn;sv,., iEo. 1 Ctcs ]aIcreS, frg; EnI s,onl a'a,sgg, L'S,h tA3 lc,i eHI 5 Gy; So:c E:z. ycF, Hcso, ctr, CoppcF-c lord B.otrhc, iyp"Id, as :.a, iScasch Scalr. and erl rTinary .o"H1 Of the disease Fn-wn as S.rI..s. fri"", 70 pNr BottIn. Ls EiC Snu'S G 'IItn FdlsnTn -Io . Cure3--lcrtl sr. asFcUsia Sgohi i.i. Ehsg. l2t.s:A, Ia.ni in the Bones, Pains in tha lleadr l2tk cf tho Eoc', Ulccra.oI Sore :h'oat, Sypaa.tc PG"l, Lun2s and con. tn@',d sEo"s stiffness of tiG Limbs, eui tnGic,'teI al d ssasn fsom tho system. whet*;r ca'..el hr ir., 'scrctinn or abre5 Of Ny cuTr, i.hy.a& lEc tod pure anl ht@thJ. l. sc" %S co rec f'otts.. b, iC'!"u'. G'iNs;i 'S ouissl in l. Satr f1r t!e GCsa cf Gono-rhc,l, Clecs, lrr rt2t'a G.&Tc'. aHl o1 Crina Y or Gen,' T,' d:fAfChGgncnts. PrsCc 52 o5 per Le t::GhRu'. oIieu ep,nfsn In, t'ctt n, f,rssc"e cas,s cf c )1o--,,,.s lGlamm c yGiect St,ictnr s,kc. Prico 6i - rcr Bottle " To. G!clsU's GD1t.en Ointment lo; cG ct.vc hcaiin': cf .,yuh!,itic S,-s. sai ernHf'ons. E>rsco e t.c p r Box To icnau'3. G0i,tD a Trii ~-Ecivo and Era ( .lt,acas; ius1 e p,iy3, si bow e- eNccs' or tSvr.rcrii. rOstration, csc. pricn S3 co per fSor.
 Wh'Ic d Ec:yinc
 seh' everywhere, C, O D., ;ccl-o.y packed per express.
 C. r. rICEhT, z t1 co. Agents. ~ C i-9 hslJ'.G}s tt-cct, CCrMC-t lay
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. tVHaVe charge Of wOTk on ne range. The meeting lasted about ] alt an hour and was exceedingly armonious A number of s,ockme6 were not in attendance, nevertheless tie proceedings will be recognized as ihe expression of all and will be fully agreed 10, The expense incident to iie roundup IS to be met by assess nent per capita of cattle owned by each individual or company, Q very just and satls'actory arrangtm.nt. The number Of cattle in the district that "Iil be handled by this party will reach the ncigborhood of 40, ,oco ht "d.
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How Does Your Watch Run7

watch impregnated with magnetism can, "ot "ksep time" It will vary irregalarly, gaining and losing and stoppi g, in the mo,i annoying sort of way. It has been found iha, this maghetico or electric influence is the direct cause of the "queer freaks" and unac. couniable behavior, of fine watches, and IS the secret enemy which has undermined the reputation aud bafled the skill Of our beS waicemakers
 Giles Bro. & Co. have published very inierestiog !ule pamphle; descnbiag the el ice' o' nlgnei'sIa in Wa,caes, wlicH can le hsl free on aPrHcaE1u if also aacsAes .s:,cA --. yson proyl4 sa4 .e.i.t l.3.
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Walter ]. HlIl--P.O. Flagstaff, Va vapai Co.,, Ariz. Ranch, Volunteer Spring; range, San Francisco and MogolIon mountains; cattle branded II on lei, hip; ear mark, mortise in left ear; horses branded II on left jaw: all stock sold vented sheep brand. ed Ii on left side of nose; ear mark, left ear cropped short or metallic tag, or both.
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The spring is opening up in mag nihcent shape, with cattle command, ing excellent prices and fair prospects of a raising market.
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>s.4,.., ..s.sasasg..Sssa ...sasa.sssa The Arizona Caltl; Go. have purchased the brand pnbIlshed below, formerly owned by Saunders & France. Cattle branded X left side, horses on left side; ear mark, crop and box ir right, crop off left. Most all the cattle also branded and vented (X) on right side.
 Horses x on left shoulder.
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WEEKLY CHAMPION.
SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1886.
STOCK NOTES.

The spring is opening up in mag nihcent shape, with cattle command ing excellent prices and fair prospects of raising market.
 Flooded bulls are constantly being received by Arizona stockmen, and these arrivals are such common occur rences as to hardly excite comment. Electioneering is at present all the go, says the Hoof and Horn, and the indications are that the stoCkmen will furnish many candidates for both par ties. r a- .. ..... ..
 Northern Arizona is free from the pest of cattle thieves which are repor- ted to be making such depredatlons in the southern portion of the terri tory.
 M. A. Lawler, the popular under sheriff of Yavapai county, has sold his stock interests and intends to leave for the cast to reside there perma- nently.
 Dan H. Ming, of the Sulphur Springs valley, Arizona, has just pur- chased in Texas, 1860 head of year. ling heifers, which will be at once shipped to his range.
 The Yavapai County Stock Grow. CTS association is not out single dol lar on account of having sent Hon, J. ]. Gosper as delegate to attend the great Denver Convention of stock men. He paid his expenses out oi his own pocket.-Hoof and Horn. The large number of cattle Tn the country north of the Atlantic and Pacific is guarantee of how our herds are increasing, and the rank we will soon have in the beef line. Four years ago thls same land was represen- ted by prospectors as nothing more than bowling wilderness and good location for jumping of spot, but now a bountiful and luXuriaAt growth of grass and many fine cattle takes away its former desolate and barren like appearance.-Hoof and Horn. The Yavapai County, Arizona, Stock association has presented to the board of county commissioners pc, tiiion praying for an exemption from taxation of all spring calves and colts. It says: "The county assessor, on account of the vast extent of territory he will be compelled to compass in the performance of official duties, will have (frCm the nature of the easel very few calves and colts presented to him for listing in the earlier part of the season; whereas, near the close of the time allowed for making the round up of the county, he would find a large number of such calves and colts, but no more proportionately than he would find in the herd of the man assessed first, thereby putting an in- justice and hardship upon the man assessed last, as compared with his more fortunate neighbor assessed ear Her."
 A meeting of the stockmen oi the lower Gila was held at Duncan a short time since, when arrangements were made for their spring round up. The object of the meeting being un- derstood by all present, business was "teTed into at once by MT. Walt
 2 thought it to be a good
 ~ence work down ihe
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WHAT IS IT.?

By special arrangements with the publishers of Farm and FiyeSide, we can for short time offer free gift in connection with our paper. lt gnihcent engraving entitled ."HAMiET and OPHELIA." Our offer is as loll ws: ! Price of Peck's Sun one yearis Szoo E Price Farm and Preside one year .So ! The Valne of lhe Engraying is fully s.so S %
 We girc all tho ahoye, worth s,.o7 for n4y 51Co Nu ilQ ilr 2s lG j. e. atU et8g, ua 4li s.&~.vas. &- His 3gS, I.I9ra2Lee N(is
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|, Lot Smith - Cattle branded as above on right hip, swallow lv right ear: hor,c,, hraiuteQ on rIgn' thigh.
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ally placed on the lelt slde; sheeP branded D on the horn, and marked with an upper slope in one ear and an upper half crop in the other. P 0. address, Flagstaff, Ariz.
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on bonds, $3.50; Interior Department, 81 SIS %,
support Of prisoners, 3oi7i.95; expenses Of civil
and criminal cases 81 600; new building. kapuai-
wa, S7,l9s; Custom House incidentals 5000; inter-
est on special loan, S9,1ss22; government survey
inc, $3.50; returned taxes, II ti20T; new police
station, S2926.l0; pay OF tax assessors, S97t7Sl;
pay OF tax collectors, $as0S7o9- To second read
ing in order.
Representative Brown referred to the laws Of
lst and drew attention TO the amount of 81, 156
which the Minister Of Finance was instructed to
report On this session. lie would like to know If
the Minister intended to present report or not
Representative HRysslden said the Finance Com
mIttee were examining the accounts now.
Representative Dole introduced resolution
that the Minister of Finance report before Thurs
day next how much rice WAS landed from the
steamer Iduaslifro NdFu, from Japan. in June
1856 and also what other goods, and whether or
no duty was paid Also how much rice vas landed
fr1m the steamer CHg q Pckssg on or about Feb
ruary lf.h 1856 and what other goods. We're said
goods free by treaty duty paid. If no duties
were paid any of the rice or goods received who
received the benefit Of the release; at what price
WIS the rice entered. Carried.
Representative Brown again got mp to speak on
the report due from the Minister Of Finance whea
Representative kaulukou rose 10 \ point OF oraer
that there was no motion before the Assembly.
Before the President decided the point raised.
Representative kanlukou moved adjournment
until 1.S0 pun Carried.
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PASSENGERS.

To- windwar5 Pa-ss, per kinag, lans ls-for Nolea-
DO. Hon : u Wilder, Prot e IL liiteheceS- . = e2F'
W Ncishesrrr. F57 way ports: Ma " II Coruwcii, N
Nuu~arraf l. Akau. Miss I Cnckclt- Miss 1 kanlprT'
n Hs-ir Mr. Martin ] Aheu. Mr. Foster. II 7 " coa
! n ltdcatc. q Hind Hopkins and wife SaFt u
Mrs. Williams, Nh Sohulisy : h-lll4 Az " - -.
~ IcTrey and wife NJ i'-ryis, Brcdie, aud aoeu'
~ deck.
For san Francisco. peg Zcalandia. June ls-B Gage
ma Vie Il law. 1 Gordon and wife Miss Malone,
NJ. Alessndrr I Uurr and wife. Capt " Pcirce
~ 49, ~. n rr-i..ris Mr.. u Dayiou and child
nm Mics a N Burke. q Wilder. j, I : Moore Rev
Lindholm.-1 Jcsus- l'sry1s aud vile huiet, y
Ps,io vic and children Mn Dyer and child hai,
%, W iardvles and wife; sonht5- + >hniiz' q
Alec. Mckenzie wife AID children
FROM Rahului. pc5 LlkeLike, June ls-Nrs FisheTT;
U Bailey 7 OoiItu-- = NoihurT . Z ei-anseh' l.
Nstuhri-3 Campbell = Chinese and = deck
From Port Townsend. per Hope. une i6-W +
He1th and VIE
frem Planning b leland. rgr Jennie wAike5, Jane l5
Nr and Mr. a Lowell. and NJ = Weber
FOR kauai and Waiauac. per lv'aaul. dunc b Q.
3 : spauIdin. wife and family, Il A Macae. J.. A =
Fishrr. Geo NuuduI Mr. u Altman, Il lruus, =.
Ycu Cua Zee. A Kirkland. ] ; Williams. AlexaudeT
N-51r- ~ H 4 Glade D. T Craddock q Potter. A
Spcuocs wife and daughter. kapuie- and about =
from galuii South Sea Island. peg Gen Sisel, June
17=NIs TomliHEsor-
Prom niudvarl pa-is, per < Hail. June ls--P e
Jones and Vie aPlsn : A7le s1 ~ " 5ef NJ =
Brooks q Bakc1 vigc and ch{ld. Mr. = Nchrtsas and
child, Miss KCp1honi- ana = deck
FROM Wtndwafd Ports pee kinag. JUNE sl-FroE
fhc Nuidauo- Hon : a. Wilder. 4 sims ! Odcr-
Kirk Nr. SARGENT. . b Athcrtca, Ina and vile, q
UarrcHt : d McGhcsucr. b ua-crzvc- Erum wsy
ports n Monss-rat- T. y Tnuss.lnt, raro Ando, r
I Leslie. Nee huui, Akin Ars 4 Sinclair, 7 \ Masee,
N7s wight, W II Cummings, W Bailey. Aohiu Ane
- deck.
From kahuIaf frr Ilsellkl. june I9-Ias Campbell.
wife and famy. p Colbazn. II 4 Bailey, Mr. FISHER
and enid. 7 Collins, Mitchell o 5osscusou' HI
nose. and = deck
From Kauai. per lv4laui June s3-H GLADE, Capt
s AhIte-r = = : Williams. Fay. HIS kx cuV ] 2
kanua oud wife z NcCoy. A noun. Ball. Jui-c
. knuai. ~ Z EoucIi. Chinese and & deck
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rsr,acca for the change now in the bill. He said
that there WAS no reason for a Change from the
division originally presented No petition had
been presented no good argument had been used.
/ II the bridge GOT washed away II would be mat
ter OF impossihility for people TO get from Eleeie
TO waimea. There was no reason why the mem
bors legislators should make 50 important 4
change without any request from the persons most
affected.
on ,aoiiul the amendment vas declared los. by
: vofe OF IL TO II, Rep. &C olo voting against.
\ further action WIS taken on the bill SO u
still remains before the Assembly to como up I'M
der the head of Unfinished Business.
Motion vas now made and carried to take up the
Order OF the Day and the Appropriation Bill
tho chair, the following items being passed rs
printed.
BrKrAti or SURVIVING.
Salary Of Surveyor SeRcral.....s sAN@
BUREAU or HONOLULU WATER WORKS.
Salary Superintendent q Water
Works and Clerk OF MARKETS ilSN %
The next item was passed at a reduced figure,
the sum $780, placed in the bill originally, being
passed at 5000. Considerable discussion ensued
on the matter during which the information desir-
ed Of the Minister of Interior and which he stated
he did not possess relative TO the date Of deniza
ton papers OF z. X. Meyers the present incumbent
OF the office vas offered by Rep. kalua who stated
that date Of appointment of Meyers was March 10
lSss, which his dcnization papers bore date May
18Th,
Representative Kalua considered that the man
Meyers wAS a waif, drifting about anti he struck
firm ctonnd in this Kingdom on the 18th Of May.
He lopei tie item would pass at $500.
In answer to question from Hon. c. r. Bishop
the Minister Of Interior stated that the First Clerk
q the Water Works was the recognized cashier of
tie Blresl and had given necessary bonds. The
item then passed as follows:
SALARY Firs, Clerk Water Works 1900 %
The next items were passed as printed viz;
Salary q CLERK Water Works. i,SN %
Ennzinc Expenses Honolulu
Water No-ks-.-..---..-..--- 6Vo %
On the next item:
Nsia;ainaaoe OF Nurscries.-.-.s lsooo 90
after lengthy discussion the item was passed
as above printed.
The committee now rose and reported back to
the Assembly. Report approved and leave given
sit again.
Representative Hayselden under suspension of
the rules presented the following resolution: that
a committee OF five be appointed to consider what
changes should be made in the tariff of the Hs-
Saiian Kingdom, where such change do not con-
fict with existing troaties; and that they present
10 this Assembly a measure for the purpose of
carrying ont their Recommendations" Approved.
The houE being $40 pm. motion to adjourn
until 10 am. next day, was carried unanimously.
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IMPORTS.

rrr san Frznciscu- per Ella car-oui MISCELLANEOUS
-l.- iuciuGlng hay. grain, hsiuss oiei per Fora
f-snl port Touuscnd. rcs Klisiiat and Hopes ium-
f-.m Liverpool. acg LuHuin-. 5unc is-Soue7Sl car
Ia. srrrerfnU=r. metals. etc
t-rr gaiuii p 2 Jennie Walker and Scurral Slc=eis
cobra. grruuol. cecn1uuts. AID shark ans
Fram uo1ckpus. per Ilyd-i June ib-Narso Chinese
md
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PoETY-sEcoSD DAY

MONDAY, June 2l-
The usual routine business was proceeded with
after roll call and then attention given TO the
presentation Of TIE following petitions:
b. Representative Brown, that no mousys be
appropriated fcT expenses Of the Beard Of Survey
= tie mos; needed surveying IN the Kingdom had
been Accomplished Iha. $1,000 be appropriated
Tor tie purpose Of improving the roads and build
ing bridge al waIanae, Oahg.
By Representative Dickey, that the MakaEaO
district be entitled - two Representatives, Tabled
f5- consideration with bill 10 be introduced. That
the Place Of sitting Of the District Court be moved
from Makagao 10 Paia.
By Representative Castle, containing seventy
one signatures, praying that Rep Aekoas election
be decl1red VOID.
By Representative Kaulukou, from Pima. that
l;sQ. Aek0as election be declared valid. Also that
tbs roads and bridges IN the Hilo district be re-
paired and improved.
b. Representatives, Psloia1, that $50 be appTo-
priated for the establishment Of on E1clish
'-scboolhoEss" at AnebOias Kauai.
By Representative kazi, that 300 Be appropri-
ated for jail and courthouse al Kipahulu, Maui.
By Representative Illiksiani that, licenses be
granted 70 allow the sale Sf beer outside the limits
I q the city Of Honolulu.
Representative kzlua from the Standing Com
lnittee on Government Lands presented a report
ssih certain recommendations.
Representative Dole from a special committee
On tax laws etc, reported on bill presented By
Hep Pzlohau relative 70 the namber Of persons
ten bonds Of tax collectors that the said bill
2 Ess 100 indefinite in character and recommended
/ itzt i be lad on The table. Adopted.
( TIE sane member from the same COMMITTEE.
/ presented a report on bill introduced By Rep.
Kauai relative 70 l. the placing OF Road tax.
collected. n the hands Of the dists school agents.
I 10 b. dzs-l b. the District Road Supervisor ?,
Z TIE only vehicles used for recreation am1ss-
Inent be taxed AZ the rate Of s. for each four
wheeled Tsdieies AID $3.50 for fzo-Ehcels5 do, rs-
c5nnending that the bills be laid on the table,
'Sairh- after 4 Little argument, vas adopted.
Representative DiSkeT gave notice Of i1ts1tion
70 introduce bill 70 Il place for the holding oi
( the district court II the MakaEzO district. He
also Introduced res1lutio1s: 1, that 5000 be ap
pro7natea for the pcrpose Of making Necessary
; repzirs 70 the East Mani Female Seminary 10
SPECIAL committee oniisns OF Board o5 EdGcafion-
,, .has . Committee be appointed 70 divide tie
= aids 5r-o tEsty wards o. election districLs
and tnaf ezeh be eligible 70 return Represeui.l-
i've Referred 20 a special COMMITTEES hsFiag TIE
consideration Of the election and tax lava
The Minister Of Interior rad for The frst tine.
: 5ill ID indemnify tee Minister Of Finance Tor
/ the payment Of tie foI0sI1g amo1nts Over and
above tho estimate provided by The last Llgisla-
tnre, Eiz= total Of <6164210 dfvidei Is foiio-s-
opposes supreme C0urf. Ssl50o; intsres. acco1ut
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MARRIED.

HERBEET-NAKEE-k 81 Andrews Cathedral.
u5uo.ulu Jane -lth lS>f by Rev. Alex Macintosh.
sr1Ear uEUEEr-. ND. 80 kapaa. kauai, 90 Miss
kara LEr skEE. dluelfcr 81 fhc iaiC -aue> Make.
..F Tr1rusf akuE. Mani.