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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29

The unseemly haste with which the Gov
eminent were striving torush through the
new tax bill before the 1st of July, calls
the attention of the public to the condi-
tion of the finances. The new bill is meant
to increase the taxes. 1t is its sole object
The bill requires little comment. Insur-
ance Companies are raised Just one hun
bred per cent This of course affects the
public only indirectly, but it viii affect the
rates that have to be paid, and no doubt
the Government organ spoke by the card
the other day when it urged the raising
of rates. This is a small matter however
The minority report, signed by Messrs.
Bishop and Dole, condemns the bill, and
points out that it returns us to the clumsy
and vexatious methods which were in
vogue before 1882. Ii is the tax upon real
property and the double taxation which
will fall upon encountered property that
is most Objectionable The new defini-
tons run as follows:
Section IL. The term Real Estate for tue pur.
poses of this Act shall be deemed to mean and in
clude;
l. The possession Of claim TO, ownership of.
or right to the possession of land, whether covered
by water, or not so covered.
.. All quarries, ALI timber, and all rights and
privileges pertaining thereto.
3 All mortgages, deeds of trust, contracts and
bonds whereby land Is pledged as security for th-
payment aud discharge of a debt or other
cation.
4 Improvements, which shall fu-er n fa
incs, structures, fixtures. ferrrf ~rts
other improvements .aa H.u1 COS lt. ...
land. All frnii uees MA. haar7a l-es 9isrr
al trseF ni -irog.
1t1a. thg ,o-l ner .l urru-r,, .r
t-e P4U, es 6. st.s BE- shall 5c ara5 3. ma
"a Hst7 1' ln- hold t3al..Iu. |H= 4aalia.
'sf ff .-t.Gea, -s1ls. ~t-f-+ls. rte7if1 dues.
aE ntIc' sf#e. a,icnlusry. 40 huns ana
wee tu-f at aguIr OK a .sH. ..it mon ,ysDr-
NFu4 G0id urd chat4 --lerest in land 90
r14l franchises. patents, contracts, A =
lUV public stocks and bonds, and az
llesleriJd birds and animals not heroinbS !
specifically taxed" II
under personal property an exact req
on the articles named will be requY I
Which will doubtless cause a great del j.
troll ble when making up returns
III effect of the bill. ifit becomes law.
viii We to DESTROY a budding industry.
More than one 1an has told us that as
soon as he las notice that this bill is
signed, b. will destroy his young fruit
trees. In many ways the method of tax
alton will be vexatious and will result in
great annoyance to the poor rather than
the rich
Since writing the above the House has
decided to postpone the discussion on the
bill till Friday and it cannot have any
effect upon present taxation, but it should
never become law.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29

So the Opposite u4H--V aaye g.. lu5sJ 20
let go of the iay5itcaa.g into Tie 1yal deulza
ton case. .aud his ~ .ll fac ztsseu e rgat
Vie Ain.ssar 81 interior Tas 7lisJiiy holoir back
1utofn-adlll Well, tse UnpoI.s1.lr plez0ut ei x
1elt -n1, ike last Session ifa ii zoe e WI Was
~ iahvu ad7antaCa of.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29

- IIv1 Inference whether the M. ni,tor,,
" supported this session or nosinds me
lether the member for KaanapcGtessor who
seated or not, the balance ce located on his
will remain exactly the -
member is in posi .;,S IN, In his speeches,
oath as # he Terflven the Interpreter does not
trust He thread of the learned representatives
Iuiscourss and. hear, the reporters are always
pleased when Keau obtains the floor because it
lessons their labors.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29
cUPREME coURr. mAwKI.if1ffTi'N I

- Islands
To JoHS II. SorER. Esq, Marshal Of the Hawaiian
Islands, or his Deputy, Greeting.
You are commanded, by order OF the Honorable A T.
Judd, Chief Justice Of the Supreme COurt to summon
LEE WING kEE, otherwise known a. MAU KAU. Of
Naalehu. KAT, Hawaii Defendant, TO be and appear
before him, the aforesaid Chief Justice ct bis Cham
bers in the Court House. IN the Gifts OF Honolulu Is
land Of Oahu, FRIDAY, the 2ist day Of May inst.
at 10 o'clock a to show cause why the prayer OF
Wing Wo Tai Co, Complainants should not Be-
granted, pursuant to the tenor Of their bill Of complaint
hereto annexed.
And have you then there this Writ with full return
OF your proceedings thereon.
WITNESS, HON. A. FRANCIS JUDD, Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court. at Honolulu this 18th
(Ssal) day of May A. d. 1886
HENRY SNiTu, Deputy Clerk
certify that the foregoing true COPY cf the sum
in said cause: aud that said Court has this DAY
ordered publication thereof.
Witness my hand and the seal of said e-nrt thi. ,
tSea) Seventh day OF June, 1886.
HIS i5t WILLIAM FOSTER, Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29

The Molakai committee listen. with ears wide
open, TO the cry of their poor, afflicted and needy
IS made By Them 10 ascertain the truth Of the
nisery and suffering complained of to H. R.H.
Princess Liliuokalani. Now / think, that the
Assembly itself was only putting up a job in the
haste they displayed to appoint this committee
which has never, as yet, attempted to perform the
proposed immediate duties.
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NOTICE +!

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n against MRS MARIA BECKLEY KANAlfU, are
requested to present them immediately. to
HonoIulu, May 18th. 1850. lis is's n
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New Zealand Potatoes, &c
Postponed
SALE OF MORTGAGE /!
On Tuesday, July 9Th, 1886

By order of the Assignee of the mortgage in the
mortgage by Pohokani to A Cartwright, recorded in
Liber ~ page 50, instructed to sell public
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A LII CREDITORS or THE ES.
n tate OF AkI0NA. deceased. Of Kohala Hawaii.
are notified to present their claims duly authenticated
II secured BY mortgage otherwise within six months
rom date hereof or er shall be forever barred. and
all persons owing said estate arc requested to make
immediate naym ent- L. S. THOMPSON,
Kohals, Hawaii jane 9Th, 1854. lii Il
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Pigs +! Pigs ! Pigs !!
NOTICE !

ALL CREDITORS OF THE Es-
IA tate Of kAHoOkELE, Of Y. Kohala Hawaii de-
ceased. hereby notified to present their claims
secured by mortgage Otherwise properly aufhenfi.
Gated. sthin six months from the date hereof or be
forever barred and all persons Indebted TO sad estate
are requested to make immediate payment
ROBERT HALL. Admiuistratsx
N kohala Hawaii. June fth 1886 iii 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29
IN rmE cIRoUIT eoURT 81 III

Il 4
i Second Judicial Circuit OF the Hawsiian Kingdom.
KALAKAUA, by the Grace Of Grd, the Hawaiian
Islands KfNG;
To J. II. soPER, Esquire, Marshal Of the Kingdom
or his Dcputy-GrscfiHg.
You are hereby commanded to summon FRANK
SEARS, Defendant, in case he shall file writfrn
within twenty days after service hereof 10
and appear before the Circuit Court at the JunsN
Term thereof to be holden at the Court Room Of M
Court House, Wailuku, in the Island OF Maui. on
TUESDAY the LIST day OF juno next at 10 o'clork :
M. to show why the claim or LUIKA nv
Plaintiff should not be awarded her Pursuant n
the tenor OF her annexed petition.
And have you then there this Writ with fuil rntirn
Of your proceedings thereon.
WrrSEss, HON. A. FRANCIS JUDD. Chief Iustes
OF our Supreme Court. at Waiiukn mr.
lsEALl 2ath day OF April A. ID. tssG.
GEO. e. RICHARDSON
Clerk Second Circuit Court
Diligent search having been made for the within.
mentioned Frank Sears. he not be found here a.
he is ont Of the Kingdom. And hereby return .his
summons not served. JOHN II. SopER,
Marshal
Honolulu. May 10th. 1856.
certify that Che foregoing is true copy Of the sun
mons in said cause and the return Of the Marshli
thereon, and shat said Court ut the June Term
1886, ordered that attested COPY OF said summon
be pnblisheSa as required by law.
Vices my hand and the seal OF said Court AZ Wli
luku, Maui, this 9Th day OF June 1856
SEAL GEO. Z. RICHARDSON.
1ll9 GO CLERK Second Circuit Court.
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p UII % " y IlITTT- AZ
HAhhY Z. AEERT.

,,-.- Assignee OF The aiorf=arrs
ffemises 70 be sold are. ~ th0se prer'seS -ft,-,
on omit1 Lane near corner Hotel AZ sraffi. 49,,
aogu. - ieet on smith Lane aud about % feef f~-
I'D Delng The same premises that were ro,.oss. ~
A-nloio erNse knoTn POcpoe father ~ 80
.e eftgagor By deed Of Ni1u, recorded IN Lifcr %
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29

TuF move ii tie direction OF retrench-
mont which has been proposed by the Min
isfers. aciing under the direction Of the
Ntnr's letter. Is of course, one which com
mrn1Is ITSELF tolsll who have the good OF
country nj heart 1t viii be time
sHonph however. 10 praise the action Of
itp Ministers wllan Nc reach the end OF
tae session. and sc if they really do carry
net what they have proposed.
THAT people shokld be distrusifnl Of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29
Attest: Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
Henry SIXTH, Deputy Clerk. IN 81
SUPREME coTRT or q, THE IIA-

GUPREME COURT OF TIE ITA-
y waiian Islands Probate In the ina.scr y hs
Oahu deceased. Al Chambers. before Judd, G. j.
On reading and fling the petition and arcorfa Of W
C Parke Administrator with the viii annexed or IT,
Estate Of Jean Marie Darlc late Of Honolulu aforesaid
deceased wherein he asks 10 be allowed tl1e "a ana
may be examined and approved. and that fnni order
NAV be made Of distribution OF the property rcnann
charging him and HE suretes from all further sespoa
sibiify as such administrator
1t Is ordered, that TUESDAY, the Ord day %
August A. d. 1886, al 10 o'clock m. before thsx
said Chief Justice al Chambers. In the Court Ho.ier
Honolulu. be and the hereby Is appointed ~
time and place for hsa-iua said and mat
persons Interested may then and there nprzAr aatt
show cause. II any they have, why the same siouIt
not be approved. And that this order. In the Enrilsh
language, be published in the HAWAIIAN AxErrr ntrr,.
paper printed and published IN Honolulu, for three
weeks previous to the time therein appointed
for said hearing
Dated at Honolulu. this =.nd day Of June. 1856.
a. EJUDD
Attest: chief Justice Supreme Court
HENRT sMrrst. Deputy Clerk iis01t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29
Mortgages Notice Of Foreclosure ( Or Sale.
IN ACCORD AaEfrE WITH r,c.,l-

4 er Of sale contained IN certain morteaae rsle -
Joseph Pocpoe 70 Dole. dated TIE ifth az n
August. leol recorded 10 Llbef g. page IN in1r
signed 70 Il Avcfy NOtce s. hereby given tsf so
mortgagee intends % fofecosc said mortgage for t
public suction az the salesroom Of r r Adams Il a., H.
honoi1ln, on UksDAi- the 9Th day Of July ieli Il
u u Of said day. the premises described III, ~
gage Is below specified - ~ ''''I'-
fo~u III
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29

Thurston talks as he acts, straightforward. Well
may the Attorney General, that able imported
politician, say "the boy has some good points
about him." He has. and for novice IN parlia-
mentarp practice, be has already obtained recoc-
milton From his opponents. Would that all the
Opposition were of the same stuff.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29

was rather taken aback the other day when,
/ on entering the Hall, l noticed the gentle Shep.
herd in apparently amicable converse with the
/ British Lion. Soon afterward the American eagle
dropped in followed by the Goddess of liberty in
a white shirt ahd black coat and pants. happier
quartette have not for a long time and each
! seemed to have very funny story to tell. The
meriiment was at its height whea the genial face
o. Santa Claus appeared and broke up the con-
ciave b. taking the Shepherd away to surprise
party.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29

1srHu 10 So .. n. ,r,,,,i,- I
.ri- n~s hsr6l necessary ~ III Ie III M |
MN, 4f. tailsop Z ii icaes except tna1 ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29

l understand that the platform of the native
strikers, of which Rep Kaai is the legislative ex-
poader, is, hours for Sleep twelve hours for
drinking, hnlaing, etc, and three hours for de
nouucing the Aaole element. 1t only requires a
majority to win
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29

vas much amused at a story heard a day or
two ago. One Of my friends, who is looking after
i place ia the Ministry, remarked on the politics
of the country. Navasour Brown replied, "why
twenty years ago We had no politics. Where
upon the new conner exclaimed "why how did
yOu manage to govern and V. BIS reply came
pat why by honesty and common sense.n This
was view he had never before thought Of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29

We import aud replenish our Stock ~ every
vessel therefrom.
of the CALIFORNIA Stale GOODS, we receive
Supplies every fo,snight by steamer etc.
ssy-We carry p large Stock, and We are in good
position +, supply Plantations, Stores and Families
I,d e,-5rything well packed and guaranteed. In the
tfcle of TEA we have well selected Stock for Bami
lies, Plantations and Stores
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29
-GIOIEIEIIlMl.-

We roast and Grind the old KONA COFFEE and do
we'll sustain our previous reputation We have in
stock selected kona Coffee from four years old
any one wishing to send to their friends abroad a
choice article, we can supply them with it,
For the next two months we shall receive by each
steamer from the South. I.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29

am waiting, patiently, TO hear the evidence in
the keloa case. / often sit behind him in the
House, especially sultry days. for the top of his
heid. like Marshal Soper's, always reminds me Of
the Frigid zone, fboth being great bare places)
and cool myself. III the fancy
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29
~ anthoritn.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Tax Assesaorn for 1856.

The following persons have been duly appointed as
Assessors for the Assessmentof Taxes in the Kingdom
for the year 1856
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Supreme C0nrt OF the HaUaiian AsEaIlEI77-
IN Probate.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29

| was a; the Palace the other afternoon aud,
without asking, obtained knowledge of the cause
for the no0n-day visits of large delegations of the
| Representatives to the Royal hostelry. l expect
20 De present at ond of the lunches there myself in
the future and will be then in a position TO
give you an accurate account of the "carryings
on
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29
REFINED SUGARS
Morton's Goodsf
OF EUROPEAN GOODS

We also sell at the Lowest Market Rates, Oats Bran
Cracked Corn Whole Corn, Ground Barley,
Whole Barley, Wheat, Etc, Etc.
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MoTtgagss,s Notice Of Foreclosure & Of Sale
MOrtgagee's Notice Of Foreclosure & Of Sac

Mortgagee's Notice of Foreclosure & Of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH a pow
Il er Of sale contained In certan mortgage made y
Isaac D. laea aud Kcahi his wife 20 Mr. & - Arm
strong, dated the 18th day Of June. isa5 1884 riisf
IN Libef 70 page 20 Notice Is hereby given that e
mortgage intends to f0recl0se snid morf-1rr f0r ID
dition broken, and upon said foreclosure win 7cn
public auction az the salesroom gf Z Adams Il q.
in HonOluu. on MONDAY. the f9ti DAY of duly n.
at II N Of said day the premises dcscrfesl 81 -
mortgage a. below specified
Further particulars can be had Of ~ L cturrr
torncy-atLaw. MRS. e. &. AR1fsTRONUi
Mort rarrc
attkula, Maui, designated a. follows
ist-AH those premises described Ga X 2 ana 10 r.
kahat containing an area Of J1J acres.
xnd-Au those premises described in Il y f.,fa
Haole, containing area Of - 96-foo acre..
5rd-All those premises described iu Il p 80.
All the above premises being conveyed 10 said nfrt
gagofs By deed Of kekaha, recordedin Liber D. acs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29

9l ~ lEst1r of -n' ~ar PASSING Midas IN
atll.-9 70 turu -rf - INTO cold, the latest
b is clt : t0zgreatly in the .on the reve-
- Of sesgysed This auesti
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29
Variety of Condiments

Clam and Fish Chowder, Lewis Sausage Meat
Vienna Sausage, and 2lb Tins. Ham do, 2lb Tins.
Corned Beef, Pigs Feet, English Drawn, Glib Tins,
Libby's Lunch Tongues, and ab Tins,
Ok Tongues, whole Doxies CLANS, aud Glib Tins,
Jars Cranberry Sauce,
Sugar Corn, Sugar Peas and Succatash,
Lima Beans, String Beans and Asparagus,
Vermont Maple Syrup, in cts and 4 gal Tins,
Kegs Sour krout Kegs Zealand Beef, for families,
Kegs 4 and J. Kits Family Pork,
Royal Baking Powder in .. IL, i6 and 3lb Tins,
Fresh Almonds Walnuts and Brazil Nuts,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-29

;mproyinc roads from Moanalua to I
moiliili. To COMMITTEES on Public Ian
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-19


ls aprz1t b - FORA Aslsrses
r sare msus go 81 srlls e.
ssoAnn amalany Eag4sd wilh arsas
sssssiig. Ein reslisa l. 9 1l1az, 81
wbEah - saisa 49,. - hls spinies,
Fhalpa had No neha ta exssslan 90
lansea1 e naasof ef t1a Amsziesn
pzsss, e = atass ~ aial sppoEtuni-
ties ID order % arasf , privaas fsslirEa
and polIiiI aninoai1ias Phstps 81
suessd rs. eansassina ~ arlials p
qsesiien 81 o1tseafiae q mailgunrt
wfAih nna etsss insuis - 6acssiary
Baynra. b dia - ~ ufliinR e ~.
SOS Rlassa naae. Re furthss iut
matad Ehai Be al nss care 3 hear any-
thinz farihsr 81 ~ mnkte1. and uith
tnia ne s5rre lsendsnes appeass = h4rs
oasa
Ihf MS lFiGina aaAir, bzl il indt
eatss he axialsnos e spirit d osE
Mlaie,sr - Ere'an3 Nhieh i sn5ihiua
has adsnirabsa. TIE avowsd inssntion
9ss - psussh ~. Hias bso1aae secre.
iary BAgasa bad bssn roaRhiy haDdlad
10 IN arsicss which appeared IL msea-
zine Il which BE- was ~ editaE. IA
shoFt, NJ. PbsIps pfsssmsd 70 - ~ .
kind q snob esnsorship % tbe press.
and - panish b limltsa social estra
elsn any uho daFsd - oritioiss ths -
sions q lis chisf. This b disgnstinRiy
patty. II eur Diplomatic asiahiiahment
has deeenarated inlo . naohins for
wfsatina ehiidish venRsanss upan per-
sons Wis may hags been % anfortunass
- 10 inenE the wrath o. ~ Secretary
Of STATE. - sooner it's dispensed With.
ths better. One may wsll wondsr
WHISTLER. If Mr. Kiss haa hean uniassiy
thrown into prison while IN Enaland,
Minister Phelps ~oald have refused -
interiors IL his behalf because u the
disiasiefal naaazlns srtisle. JadRinR
from hia aolion 10 tie inoiaenl referred
.. be world. The prinoipis Is the sane.
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aEroaTaa LII LII.

The following letter. which explains
itself, was reosived a this oflses ysstar-
d4y, with the nams Of tbs writer ~
taohad. We do net know he writer,
bat publish ths letter fer vhas it i
worth:
STAMPEDE Pass. ". T.. Ost. Is, 1856.
kDEToa RogT fNTKExzGEEcKa
A blg silver mine has boan discovered
ia tbs Cascade mountaisa which for
richness and extent bids fair 20 eclipse
ans thing toal has bcea discovered for
years. The l0ds Ia situated on the san
mit Of the CAsoads F1onntatn8 near
where she switehbsck line Of the Norsh-
ern Pacific Railroad crosses Stampsde
Rasa. TIE lucky diseoVeEeF - n. NJ.
Hogers, = sah contractor, q resident d
C0lfax, WAahingtss Territory. The
GFsi assay vas made on hoat roek ghieh
assageG 500 % the ton 81 natIse silver
and salphalas. he has found q ledge
fWhieh i q veil defined iedRs Of 7 feet
width. asaayinR e1co0 20 she too. vita
tana Of ere ID siphf. Ramon has it that
Rogers has refused al offer 81 Rf0c90
for 3 half interest 10 his claim. Exoite-
ment II e. its highest pitch. and q nun
Der Of claims are being located.
RAfLHokDEn.
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A ram Acn

eozne Interesting cagrespoudsnes.
which passsd between Allen fhosnaihe
Blee, editor q the NartA Asssrisas -
sess and MioistsF Pheips. Zee moashs
ago, haa last been mAds rahlie Il 40.
pears thai AZ, Rica desired d paw -
rsspesisso ne Prince q wales a. alsses.
bls Minlsrss Phsirs refused d pus hs.,
upaa he lis, u AmeFicsns 10 Be gsv-
ueated.snahe uas acsoraiogiy eaapsllea
% foFyga tae pieasars az u,esnar ~
hsis apparent 20 tha British taFaus.
Taia Was seaawh4t exfFaur3inaFx. A
Allen Fhcrnaike kios oeeupsss a. 81.
viaAe psession Is iiiesusy sna sa,..l
eireiss. be nalnEaiiy ihOasht taas Il
bad e God ria'et g. N prs-
ssased - sac rxinee - a. -.
Amariean He aaiFusssa 80. !.
= MISTER PAslpA asklae a. sr,,.Sss,',
q aia rsfasaL 1hs Mass, r-.,...s
tAai b bad rsssssa 10 sllsu n, ~.
sese rsessats 4 - ihe Pslne -.
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PUsLIc sPGAKIMc.


Hon. Cha les M. Bradshaw, Republican can
didase for Delegate 20 Oongreas, J Q. Haiues
and other able speakers. VIII address their fai
low citiEshs 81 tbs relieving times and places
LEWIS COUNTY.
Toledo, Tuesday, Oct 10, at 7.30 D. N.
Nini0ck, Wednesday, OCT. %, az 4, n.
PUGET SOUND.
Tenino. Wednesday. OcL %, at1p.m.
olympia, WednesdAl Oct 20. It 80 pm.
Kamllchie, Monday. Oct. Ia at 7s3g 3. ~.
ashon. Monday, Oct. Isth, 7:S5 8. q.
KamIlchie. Thursday, Ock "a Al 10 q m.
-teilaco0m. Thursday, Uct. q. at 7:30 p.an.
Vaahon Island, Friday, Dot r. ats. m.
Port BiAkelY. friaay. Oct e az 7.9o nm.
MuFysvi 10. saturday. Oct. g. a. Ii :. m,
lowell. Saturday Got 22 at pm.
.nohomish city, SATURDAY.. Oct g. 80 pm
stan ood, Monday. DOT IS, ~ 10 al
kir. IA nday, Uct Is. At D. N.
Mount Vernon, Monday, Oct. %. 7s30 D m.
Utaelady. Tuesday, Oct. 3 Il p. m.
LaCnnneF, tuesday, DOT. Is At $50 D. n.
fidaiRo, Wednesday, Oct. At go !. n.
Edison. Medne Gay, Oct n. at 9 D m.
Whatcom "Wednesday. Ocf. 81, 81 T.30 pm
Urcas, Tnursday, Oct y. at 10 q. m.
friday harbor, thursday. Oct, 2S.7ss0 pm
henton, frld4y, Dot y. ~ y. NJ.
Newcastle, FRIDAY, . {. -. 81 $50 p. m.
Kent Saturday. Ct 30. ~ D. "a.
Tacoma, saturday. Oct. 90 at $50 D. m.
sack DtAmona. Monday, Nov 1, stInm
seattle. Monday, nov. 1, At 7s30 D m.
The respective County Cenfral Committees
are here y requested % furnish suit BIS halls
and musis ior the occA-ion, and Republican
osWHpapaEs are reqoested % pahlish this no
tee ~ oraer o. tha TuTriioEial OentrAi Com
mittes. BAxIER. Ohafrman.
n D. ATTRrpaE, Secretary. oeldw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-19
Republican Meetings.

THE CITIZENS OE KING COUNTY
win be addressed upJn the issues Of
the day b. able speakers at the fol OWNS
tunes ana places Ra per revised lisa below
Falls ity TUESDAY. OCT. 18th. 80 p. m.
Toll. ! tuesday. Oct. 18Th, 7s;o p. m.
Duvall'8. " ednesday. oct. 29lh. 80 D. m
hopftanch. Wednesday, Sct 2Qth. 7:S0 pm
5Quak, Thursday, oct xlst. 7:38 D. m
ttoughton. Saturday. Oct. $50. ~ ,. m
BY order OF oc.