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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-07

OCEANIC Council, No. IL, Ameri-
can Legion of Honor, has elected
the following officers for the current
term - Commander, Horatio G..
Crabbe, reelected; Vice-Command-
er, Robert French Orator, Chas.
w. Hart; Secretary John c. White |;
Collector, Henry Smith, reelected !;
Treasurer, Jas. w. Mcguire, re-
elected. Visitors were present at
the meeting from Hawaiian Council,
and fraternal interchange of senti-
ment occurred. The two local coun-
ellis have a membership of about 20,
holding policies in the institution
amounting to $3.50, 900.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-07

IT is pleasure to see Mr.. j. M.
Dat and family home again, and a
greater to hear that they intend to
stay.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-07
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

L. j. LEvEY ill hold his regular
cash sale on Saturday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-07
VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.

Stmr Kilauea Hou for Windward Forts
Stmr Jas Makee for Kappa
: Schr Emma for Olowolu and kahului
Schr Ncttic Merrill for Lahaina
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-07

FRESH Cream Cakes and Eilairs
daily from and after date at Meller
& Halbe's Confectionery. III
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-07
NOTICE.

NATIONAL Library & Museum
IN The Library & Museum are closed
until further notice on account of alter.
ations. BY order of the Minister.
Us. WEBB, Secretary.
Foreign Office, Jan. 4, 1886. 1t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-07
BUSINESS ITEMS.

FRESH Mince Pies daily from and
after date at Meller & Halbe's Con-
fectionery. 1T
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-07
Annual Meeting Notice.

TINE Annual Meeting of the Hawaiian
l. Agricultural Company will be held
at the office of 9. Brewer d Co. on
THURSDAY, January 81, 1886, at 10
o'clock am. j. o. CA TER,
PIG I'd Secretary.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-07
ARRIVALS.

January L
S S Australia from San Francisco
Schr Nettie Merrill from Lahaina
Schr Emma from Kahului
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-07

Mr.. Nolte is ready to deal out the
festive fresh oyster again.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-07

The whole that valuable city known as the BOOTH
buildings
longing. .
desirable property
Honolulu Its ontages feet inches
Castle Cookies brick
IL inches Rose
the of the Robinson lot Hotel being 1
The value this and the adjoining might be
HANGED by carrying Rose Lane straight through Hotel street
had Hotel and streets the and of the
lanes long in the property itself
Situated
having large available building unoccupd this property
holds
The
additions buildings
sold whole however by judous improve
which this
might be considerably added
The Nuuanu frontage occupied twooy
ng the story being used dwellings and the first floor
which always occupation Restaurants and retail similarly
the frontage on Hotel street.
old
with the lot is used lodging house and pays handsomely
Another of this
Of
Beretania and is therefore easily drained.
The not disposed of before will
Failing satisfactory
which
offer the following upset prices, ~
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-07

(To be con t,,aed.)
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
Prem ,.m . :ie Csnccrs
Care for Diphtheria.

Mir Johp $. Will, s, surgeon of Thorn conb". Dorset, Eng'ani says; "Tnst sfier two cases of malignsn; diph:beria ut of some nine or ten he had been called to attend had proved fatal, the mother of X -,ck child showed him an extrsc. from au American paper concerning . practitioner who used sulphur to cure the disease. Accordingly he used milk of sulphur for infants, and flower of sulphur for older children sni adults brought to Creamy consistence w',b ciycerne. De-:A :es- spoonful ar n,~re. sc,or'iicc to sc", thie, or ipnr times a day, ssa;iow. e siowiy. ano epp,c,;i,n oi lh'- >ans ,n 'l'e nos'rii- with .rSiyr. Rnsa.t. He Gii rnt l'ee :. c,-e tnrr, or elsewhere, saf h., succe-deo III ssvIr / i'e wtrn th. siT ction hsd almost b,cca.'i 'bs throat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18

RoiiD E. Squire. who has lately come to grief as Commssioner of Pubic Works in New York City, was rsbid, rsnting republican from Ysnkeechusetts before assuming office in 'he Empire city, which may sccoun, for sonl- of hi, pecc,dillos.- Courier. Of course. and getting coiI comfort among honest men he sought more cnngenisl -leGeni. He became a full fsdged demc erat, an appo,ntee of q democratic Mayor Grace and the protegs oi the great democratic organizer Hubert o. Thompson, which settled i, for him. If he mad any honor and honesty while pIe tending to De a republican It vas material 20 foreign to the gang he joIned. that, acting under the instructions of Thompson hs discarded it sli-Poor fellow be feli among thieves.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY:

No Califoruis mai last night.
 Ludwig Thomss teacher Of music.
 For au extra choice imported cigar go 10 Baumans.
 Geo. Merwln returned iron San Fran ci.co last right.
 Postmaster Marsh complains of leaky roof over the postofiice.
 Joseph Myers came in from Chino valley station last evening.
 The JoURNAL-MIxER will don its new sui, on Thursday.
 Ye.terday's rain did some g6od scaven- ger work on ;he streets.
 Secure your partners fir the promenade concert nex, Friday evening.
 Wm. Simmons Jeff for nome ttis morn- ing e~,<~,gou load of supplies.
 w.J. ury is wrestling wirh well defined cas. of rheumatism.
 Citr taxes sre now due and payable to F \. FredeI ck., city tsx collector.
 A. Moody ief, tor Chicago rhi. morning.
 Presn grares received ,very nigh: at Ai'ken's
 Mrs. F. Osenburg has fled her stock brapd fol record. range in the Agua Fria valley.
 People troubled with summer complaint csn find blsrkberry cordial at Lncoln's drug store. Sure cure. R.. Mason, whose stock range IS on Clear creek and lower Verde has filed his stock brand with the county recorder. Ken tucky sour mash whiskey, double tsrdsrd goods, and genuine Tennessee l white rye st the Cob Web. Jule. Bsuman has added 8 st ock of fine imported and domestic cigars to his s,ocA o' goods m his ice cream and frui, pariors.
 | The Phenix Gazette gays that Barney Martin is the third station keeper &, Antelope who ha. been killed within ten years.
 The cheapest place in town ,o buy cloth ing and furnishing goods is J. W. Wilson & Coe. County warrants and juror cer. .ifcs.es taken ct par. Frank Meador has been the recipient. O genuise Mex ican st:aw sombrero. { present from his brother Clay in Fl Psso.
 The Gazette says thst late reports seen to indicate that gang of five or six men i, implicated in she murder of the Martin family.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
Yavxpsrs Taxable Property.
t;astruasasc Gossip

New cabbage is delicious cooked ext cty ss csutfiswer-si steamed and served with . rich cream sauce.
 A roasted corned ham Is delicious st thi- season, served hot or cold. It should frs be parbolled and then roasted, with brow sugar and spices rubbed in the rind. A bss,ii.g of wine improves it, and makes an appetizing sauce, thiekened with brown flour.
 Frltters made out of canned fruits should be included among the trash of the hour.
 Little neck clans are now sold al London restaurants ss an American 6eiicacy."
 Grated GU 'umbers is the way some hotels now s-rve them with fish. It is a gra,e shame!
 Gooseberries and calf's brains arc the prize dishes among epicurean dudes.-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
RapiS Heating crshe Hart

Whenever you feel sn uneasires' iD the rsg,ons of the heart, slight pain in the shoulder, arm or under rbe shouder-b blade, or whsn you find yourself short oi breath wien exercising, or sour hesrt has periods of beating fasr, you have heart disease. and should take Dr. F,int'- Heart Remedy. At drueg sts, Sl 50. Descriptive treatise with esch bs,t: CT sddrsss J. J Mack & Co F
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
Repual,esu C.ussy Csoa ttsee

The 'nliosint .-- ia- rsmss of t's rspubiiCia cnu9'y i:fa. cnomi;te. ts constituted a, pf'-an,; z. K. Ains%' sfb, chairman: ';-n. II TiDse-, $, 'rtsry {; \. Rodeuhur., J L. Hal, ,. W. Clay, J. A. Marshall. II. L T,.j, Joha Goodwin IT,. J. ]. Esmar. <. W. CsiIen, Gee. E. BroSu. ani W, G. Stewart.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
MARRIED.

MEFFORD-DAVIS At ihe residence oi MT. J. I. Keu.sn, Aug. 17rh, lss8, J. Nj. Mt ford to Miss Anna Davis, both of Pres colt. Rev. J. NJ. Green cffisis,ing. Tue parties are we'll known to Prescott people and we wish them a happy voyage over the sea of life. They leave ct once for the,T Ash creek cattle ranch.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
A Cara

To sll who sre suferins from the errors and discretions of youth, nervous weakness, csrly decay. loss of manhood, etc. I vii send ? recipe that viii cure you FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy was dis- covered by missionary n ID South America. Send . self, addressed envelope te the REV JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station D, New York City fts
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
NOTICE TO SETTLE.

Tse undersigned VIII leave Prsscot; on or soootthe lsd of August and desires all ac- counts agains. hiri presented at eace. Bills due him not paid upon the above date will be placed with an attorney for collection. Also requests She immediate return of sll books belonging to him. F.K.AINS WORTH,
 i'd MD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
Lease of lslue lDiek Nine,

Gov. r. A. rritle to-day ceased the Blue Dick mine to John Mcdonald and John McDeruit, for the period of one year county, and under the lease to these miner. will be s large producer ot silver.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
FROM MONDAYS DAILY: Travel continues good. Another shower ot rain to-ds
 h. Aaoiia1Ir c,ols

Another shower ot !sin to-day.
 Atmosphere decidedly cooler.
 X new invoice ct boys shoes received st the Lion store
 Ire At r.rk stag, came i, los ted very heavily les, night.
 4 number of "d.ummers" sxooped down on ou- town to-day.
 A reguisr stage line hes been established ,n he end of the railroad.
 Heavy rains caused The detention of the Ash Fork str;- las, night.
 W. $. Head csme in from his c.mp Verde store on Saturday evening.
 II. Waterman, Of Peoples valley. is Prescott recnpers.ing his health.
 Mrs. (. C. Wrigh, came in from the eas, to iain her husband on Saturday evening.
 Heayy ruIu. along the Lu.ie C dorado have caused that stream 10 overflow it's banks ThIs section was treated 10 gioriou, .osking rains Saturday night and sunday morning. lin, Prescott Grays hsve isndored ,hei' ,or..ce. f,r sctive duty in case of Msxi | csn trouble. | Chicken ,hieve. are committing depreds ,ions ir West Prescott, 90 jar wiihou; harm to themselves. There are some chicker houses m Wcs Prescott, however. that ST loaded, and which I, will be well for ;hi class oi petty iarcsni.;s to give s wid berth.
 Pslmer's teams were unloading f.eigh to- day. Among his cargo was 10, c ltype and other material for this office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18

J A G.iid f The >szerac saloon ha. placed us under ub:ig .tious for s,mp,es of . ne Y brand of c'ytr. ctlla ths p anta- tion" wf'ca are good sm'Sers and Of exceli-nt flavor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
Rtrayed or Otolen

A light bay geldiDg three years old branded "C" on left hip low down. Any information which may lead to his recov. cry will be suitably rewarded by.
 LARRY HAsSIn.
 StOitsrd F. O. AriI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18

Deputy Sbe,if racseis returned yester- day from his sessch fr the murdrrers f BsrDey Martin. he reports the arrest 0; orc Mexican charged wi;h being impli- csted ID the crime.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18

Hrtks Woiienbu!g arrived tnIs morning from Ca!liorsis. He reporis heavy rains between Presc tt aud i.h Fork and par. tIcu.aIiy in Ch no valley.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18

AdU ission to the promenade concert on Fri iay eveniI 2 viii b- 50 cents each person. AtmIs.ioh 70 the coocert and ball $l. 50 per Coupe. ,d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
GiaSe1 AIe.

Manufactured by the Prescott Botting Works IS jast the thing 70 proven, the summer complaint. Healthy and psla'a Die. F.r sale st a.i saloons. Handles supplied If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
BORN

BEBEE-Iu Prescott Augu.' 18th, to th. wife of Harry Bebee, daughter. PaYNE-In Prescott August 18th, t'
 The wife If E. c. Psyne, sun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18

Chas. Hudson the .reigbtsr. has return d from Signal snd will put liis teams on .he Ash Fork road.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18

Ex-Nayor Goij~alef returned from tis visit to San Francisco tn. morning, coni- ins in by private ccaseysnc, from Ash Fork.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18

W. 5. Head left Tor gi. home at camp Ve.de this morning
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18

Ao,tiiss b.i raaainL i,ht w.th raDche's few days ago in Sonora n which two of the latter were killed sod two wounded.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
Stoi.srd P. o. Ari.

We gre offering an elegant line of ladies underwear at cost. and the very is,es' designs ia neck rucnings. Call and see our bargains even if you do no. want tc buy. ~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18

Chief Justice Shieios snd wife ie., fus l. three weeks' trip east to- day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18

coast mining rlan csG,e ID on last nigbt's Ash Fork stage.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18

Of choice, extra family, Fresno flour just received by
 !. L. FIsHER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18

Nj. WelienberR reports heavy rains and ws.houis along the line of the isilroad.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
N. GOLDwATER ( SON.

Location notices for piaee. claims for ss.e at this office. Orders by mall will receive prompt attention.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
Wedne sday's Edition,

pr. Lic In left for Pben,x this morn = ing.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
WANvEv
Two Car L0ads

\ wninsu 'n i" washing for family. Apply at his ffice.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
LOST.

A lsrss white dress sasa- Ta. finder ~i.' p:eese re.usp e this cfH-e. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
C.u-e~ssary Misery.

Probably as much misery 1mes from habi:u.i cons'iPa,ion . from .ny derspse. j. ditiicu., to cure Tor the re.soo that no one likes io take tte medicines Ususl.y prescribed. Hamburg Figs sere prepared to ooTia,- thi. difficulty, and they will be found pheasant ,o the taste of women snd children. 9 cen (, all druggists. J.i. Msck < Go ,Hropri.tors, $. r.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
A new Ind.a .an TeFsure.

The ApacLes have found new and improved torture. T. IS slew and sure des,h-terrible 70 the victim in it's bangs of anguish; Irigb;iui in its DibbIipg bites; excrucis'ing n its Wiiii'us of stiDgs and hOrnoie iG is s!cwues- of death. Hhst these demons of neil canno, think of almost ".Irpasss,h comprehension" Now .hen the country Is favorable, the Indians take prisoner, strip him naked and pin him down over large ant hole, and leave tim there in the boiling sun tiil myriads of ants actually torture him to death. His writbings and piteous sppsais for msrcy-mercy for them to kill him are laus shed st Stili they shoW come mer for hey seal, him and s.sp his scalp in his face; they then skin him in strips, thus giving the ants fresh start or additional vigor then after having suf- fered untold sgouies, becomes, praise bs to unconcious nature, and dies. Eastern senti- mentaIists rnsde 8 no.e.-Nogses Frontier.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18
Pianos and OrSasO.

Of best make and superior tone, wei seAsoLed and adapted to this ci,mste, for ssl. on
 GEO. II. CrKRy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-08-18

The ,umar was on the street ,n's morn ing that 'kste Hayward" well known cyp,i n o' in; city and who is dying of consumption, had st,emp:ei sui :ide last evening with revolver, b.: without success. The woman Is an oii timer Tn the territory and was st one 'lms . resi . dent of Pcesco.t.-Herald.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-23
A NIGHT OF TERROR
On a Schooner I'm Lake Michigan-A
Narrow Escape.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 22.-The schoon-
or Waneta, Capt. Jones, arrived in
port this morning in badly demoral-
lied condition. She LETT Chicago les,
night, light, bound for Muskegon, and
when about ten miles out on The lake
abe encountered severe gale, which
carried away some Of her iora rigging
and TANNED her up,so that she could
not be handled, She broscbed to in
the heavy sea, which boarded her snd
swept her from stam TO s'ern, fiual y
carrying away her jibboom anu snap
ping her for mast off close to the deck.
For tins her crew Of FIVE men were in
the utmost peril and had TO cling to
the vessel to prevent being washed
overheard by the waves which swept
over her. All night they hung on,
while every instant the vessel threat
ened to founder, until at daylight they
were sighted, through a dense fog,
which hung over tho lake, by Capt
Hogan, OF the steam barge Albert
Soper. A heavy sea was still running,
and made the efforts Of the Sjper's
crew 10 save the schooner futile. Capt.
Hogan spent some time in endeavor
ing 10 pick up the Waueta, but finding
that 1t Vas Impossible to 60 alongside
of her with his heavy vessel he set out
in search of tug, OF the mouth of
the har5or the tug Flotsis The cke,
Capt. johnson, was found and sent 10
the Wane,a's relief After several
hours hard work, the Thielcke sue
ceeded in picking ths schooner up
and towing her back TO the life saving
station.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-23

opinion Ct the Republican editors and
added to that the testimony OF Judge
Thurman and added to that the ed
i,nrials ri forty Democratic papers
with their storm OF chargfs, some
times too strong, and which do not
desire to read. This matter never can
be quieted. There are SIX or seven
men whom can nance who, II sum-
moned before the Committee on Pnv-
ilepes and Elections, would settle this
matter forever, one way or the Other,
and ] would express my earnest hope
that sll these charges may be dissi-
paled in o thin air.
Senator Eustis spoke in support OF
the M jority report, and at The cor cln
SION Il mis- speech the th4iT (~enator
SeSe y annouhc d tie question o b.
on the doption of the report OF tue
msiority of the commit ee. Senator
Bosr moved as an amendment THAI
the min r ty report calling for an in
Y litigation be ADDS ted inst ad.
Senator Eye then addressed the
senBte in support Of the majority re
% 1T and NJ the cor clusien OF his
speech the Senate adjourned. The
vote will be taken tomorrow at 2
o'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-23
FeRTY,EIITH CONGRESS-
A srRONG EFFORT IN THE HOUSE
TO CALL UP
The OIeOnargarine Bill-The Day In
the Senate Devoted TO the
Payne Matter.

WhsHrSaroS, July 22.-HouSe.--Mr.
Hatch mo !, from the Committee on
Agriculture, reported back as matter
of privilege the oleomegaine bill
vita S. n q amendm. ms
Tie SpeaSer held that The report
was not a privileged one and de-ln d
10 entertain IL
Mr.. Helbslt Ala1 ros to Ga up
the naval iucIeas bill, buI lea log tn I
the friends Of the oleomarsa ine bill
would unite and vote az int him,
Withdrew his bill for the present, and
the Speaker proceeded to cell the com
mitteee for reports, when the follow
ing were submitted:
By Mr.. Tucker [ Va ], from the com
mittee on the Judiciary: Calling upon
the Attorney General for information
as 10 what action was taken under the
joint resolution approved April 10,
1869, for the protection Of the intel est
OF the United States OF the Uuion
Pacific and Central Pacific Raj road
Comp MES House calendar.
BY Mr.. Irions La.l from the Com
nittee on Commerce: Admitting Tree
of duty ar iCles intended for exhibit
ton at the Louisville Expo. ition.
COMMITTEES OF the Whole.
BY Mr.. Hatch Mo. from the Com
mittee on Agriculture: The oleomar-
garine bill, with Senate amendmen s,
and with recommendation that they
be non. coDcuTred in.
II was referred to the Committee Of
the Whole, where it takes its place 1T
the foot of the calendar, and where il
can only be reached by laying aside
the Morrison or Randall tariff bill.
Mr.. Herbert aga called up the
special order, and Mr.. Hatch yin
raised the qussto of consideration,
desiring TO move TO go into committee
OF the whole for the consideration OF
the oleomargsrine bill.
The House refused to consider either
the navy increase bill or the interstate
commerce bill, and then went into
committee OF the whole on revenue
bills, the object being to reach the
oleomargarine bill. The Morrison
tariff bill, the bill giving notice OF the
termination OF the Hawaiian treaty
and ether bills relating to the revenue
were laid aside, the committee rose
and the House adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-23
PHENOMENAL SAND DEPOSIT
In the swamps Near Macon, Ga,
Explained.

MGcoN, Ga, July 22.--People who
have taken the trouble TO go d1wn
into the swamp lands below this city
have found an .almost phen ON al de-.
post Of sand in the swamp and felds.
The sand is as fine and white a5 that
seen on the beach on Cumberland
Island. Many per ons have hauled
away cart loads OF it for hlwer Rat-
dens, front yards, etc. II is known
that this sand was washed 10 on tre
lands by tho recent fres he's, but where
it came from wss a puzzle, when it
was remembered that the OcmulRee
river bottom aud banks are OF the
red est mud. The mystery has been
explained. When the Harrison
ireshet occurred ia lS4l all the land in
the vicinity Of Julil tie, on the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia rail-
road, was covered with sand. In the
food the dwelling Of MIR, j A Bow
den WAS leveled TO the ground aad
the contents scattered. The wat re-
subsidized and LETT the deposit OF sand
severa feet deep. A few days ago Mr..
Bowden was p owing, and having oc.
cason TO visit part If the field that
he had not passed over in some tim 4,
he found the land bare Of sand that
had covered it for fgrty-fve years. He
found pots and kettles thst belonged
to his par nts and had bsen scattered
when the Harrison frt shet Destroyed
the dwelling house. There were also
wheel tracks on the hard clay, made
by wagon WHEELS at that time. Thus
the sand that had been left on the
land near Juliette by one freshet wac,
after near'y half century, taken up
by another freshet and deposited on
the lands near this city.