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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-23
From Fridays Daily.
MD.

Ham Mccain OF Hslleck. came down
OH this mornings train.
John II. Dennis AMI j. W. Powell
lett by this mornings stage for 1usca-
TOra.
J.. d. Abel aud q. f. Mayer Of Fort
Hnlleck came III by private Conveyance
to-day.
Fred Bert~ch, of Ruby Valley came
doSn on this mornings train aud
stopped over III town to- day.
II il singular what u shrirknge in
values has taken place IN E!kV county
since the Assessor started Oh his
rounds.
Herr Most has ben arrested, jailed.
and his Photograph taken To ad"ru the
''roSues gallery OF the principal cities
Of the United States
Quite a number Of parties from Tus-
carora, int rested in the Lrffrrty-Muy
Queen mining suit, are here attending
the District Count.
We publish to-day nn Interesting
communication from J. +. Trip.ert. De
t~eetiVe for the Nevada Live Stock A,so.
citation, which will be read With inter.
est.
Mr. +. c. Hardy, of the Oasis lianch
near ToHn", has rec,ntly sold to ". Is.
Gibbs Of Clover Valley, the Norman
colt brown H." two years old, weight
I.5OO pounds.
The fast freight teams arrived from
Tu>carorh last evening AMI brought
doNn 1900 lbs Of ore Which will be Tor.
Wardcd by c. c. Warner " Co., to the
Sandy reduction works.
Are we 10 ave a Fourth o. July cclc.
brntIon! Ii Is time that SO ale steps be-
taken ia the matter, aud wr call the a..
temtlon Of our c]itizcus to the matter
that the subject may be taken under al
NIscncnt at un early day.
We received this morning n brief COM.
muuIcatIun from &C. d" IN reference
a. "a little difference between two fr.
males, but as NJ Article il published un-
less accompanied by the maine Of the
writer We are compelled to lay it
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Cattle Sales.

The consignment Of iiuc cattle from
\. u. NJ ,tthrws. Kansas City. which ar
rived here lat week, have all been dis
pos 4 90 aS follows: Que cross Gallo.
way and Angus culf to John AinI,y. for
which no charge va, made on nccnuu
Of the loss Of a bull winch Mr.. AiuIry
purchased Of Mr.. Matthew'S last ycnr.
two thoroughbred Galloway ~lciicrs and
two grade bulls iu Arthrr Lowe for
500; II two ycar.od thoroughbred
Angus bull to backward n Elliott for
$500; one 2-vcnr-oll thoroughbred An
gus bull to q. W. rclticr Il Go. Tor 500.
Eight thoroughbred Galloway balls.
II Galloway cow three Thoroughbred
Angus bulls AMI one Grade Galloway
bull to Col. +. l.. IIardcsiy. at SI.lU0
for the lot Of thirteen head. Thc intro.
ducliOm Of such improved stock nmurg
the hCrds in Eiko county * evidence Of
the enterprise Uf uur cattle men and the
effect will be- evident IN the future in
the increased value Of the "cattic upon
a thousand bills."
The success Of the enterprise will no
doubt induce Mr.. Matthew's To make
another shipment to this point, when
other stock men will hH'c nu opportun.
i,y to purchase stock Of this hardy aud
excellent breed.
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A Bad Outlook for Stock.

On sunday last. Summer swoopcd
down upon IL with the nrlOr nf July.
Heavy clothing aul felt hca I gear were
!nil aside aud lighter apparel aud straw
hats douHcd. All Indications uf the
threatened siurm ui the previous ten
days disappeared, aud every element u
the weather appears favorable for II
long dry season. A. u nscun"uc".
cattle and sheep men are discouraged.
They say the grass that made it, mp.
=, auucc 80 plentiful OIL the ran lrs
some six weeks ago Inns dricl up. aud
stock in mnny sections is already
growing thin. Unless we have u few
heavy showers during the coming
month thc outlook for c,iilr nnl sheep
in Eastern Nevada thiS Summer is any
thing but favorable Eureka sentinel.
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TlsSCT0ra lens.

Tt.
81. Ill
.
d, "''' '""S"'
"''"' "a" "''
u" a"d ifl&c mil viii probably
c'"'' Own '"iN evening or To morrow.
I. G. li.uk"tt AMI RUDE Battles 'cit
yv-trr hay morning frr a few dlys'
hU rtI"s AMI fishing on the Moth Fork
II to Nu uluii;.
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IFroi- Saturdays Da.ly.l
AALNAGINDI.

n number oil residents of the upper
levels, who have been attendiu. Court.
ieit THIS norniuS for Tu rcaIo u.
Miss II. Z. Housh left this morning
by sage for Pleasant Valley. where she
will opsn school M"nd4y morning.
Assessor A. W. Hessou returned las,
evening from II business tip through
lie Valleys in the southern part vi the
couaty.
There are some indie tons tina. Sum
hher will come ia time, a. this has b ell
tbs w"rnest day We have had for se,eI-
al weeks.
General Clarke of Carson. VI. =. Bon.
nileid y! Niuncmuuc,, aud SIR. uuI
Mis-. Geo. W. Baker oi Eu.cku, let Iur
;he Weat By tUis mo.uir * truu.
Bu ties * Dsckc,, of Colorado. have
purchased 1000 head Of 1t ,ck cattle
from Sptika * riunin. aud ar III kin
preparations ~ sLip the same from l.
coma.
e. c. Warner 4 Co. forwarded yc.-
tsriny by ius; Irv.gLi 1000 pyuud,
mrrciIudI,e. Other t.uuIs of the llrc
are loading tins AFTERNOON. bat will lot
hl!aA In umr t. rcp,r. iOr tAis lssu,.
The Keno papers Tor scycutl day,
past have been LJUiuinS dolly" the
Sntrd hose to roller skate, lucli.rI.
nuib how tTanSpires that DJl.y vii.
ei'e RrnD the bU-ny. 1t 10 umior;u-
nate, Tut thus our hopes ars blasted.
Russia and China are preparing Tor u
fight. I"e ST. Petersburg News saya
the frontier di~pu'e must ell IN 4 wa.
betArrn t.Osc cOuutr. es. China la,
moved 10000 troops uc.r the irolticr.
aud they are being d.,I.eL by iLy Ger.
man officers.
The following account Of the difficult
~ at Wells, mention OF which va,
made ia yesterdays Issuc. In gwen Ly
our correspondents: John Caring, a.
cowboy OF toi. Hardest, :. aud anu,h.
er va'Iu"ro named R.ch, ct IN , al
" te'c 'tIon over a i unr oi pool 1t wail,
Wednesday, evening. C.rIrul got two
bal st.sbs from = dIsk. Koch nod III
examination before Justice G. is-r. IL i
was discharged ou tie groInIs Of SELF
defense.
A quantity Of or taken from the
May QIrcn miur, watch wIs in cDutrl-
Nrrsy durImg the Sluabh!c Gulch suit,
aud which by couse.t Of ptr,,c, S.,s To-
be TUNED over TO Mr. iIcuIrr.pu.
shipped t. Sandy. reduced, and Tia,
proceeds h,li pending the huul rc,l.t
Of the TRIAL, WIS to day rcrlrylnrl to
the North Belle Isle Mining Cuupam,
whale brins lDnird un the ears bv 4. g..
Warner \ Go. The ore was returned
To Warmers warehouse. where 1t IL npw
ITO ell pending the result OF the present
PrOcrrd.nS -.
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Iron Wednesdays Daily.I
HALGAGlNRI.


t. Hu tson. wife aud son LEFT to day
for their home in Huntington Valley.
"su "'' oo "miss S'e 'h"'
=, "'"3 "'H's' "'Ns'ee-
'"S'
Col. T.. T.. H,rdes,y's pnrch,s. Of
-, Argus e"'''e was
e" 'H'' N'n'"S'
The Times Review s,vs il IL nm mn.
fortunate co;uciIencr that IN. ma, i,
knows exactly h,,y 4, rpu ,.r,r
j. always mage in som. other bnsi.
ness.
i""h' seh'
,..r -" '"' '"''y u
partner in ia, ro5b.ry. Ai.,l. ,Ii,l.r
still holds mis- position.
The many friends Of V. G. Bartlett
were pleased to meet him last evening
o. his return hon II prUtrac:el visit To-
San Frnnci'co. Bart. is very much i'm
proved IN health since lac left here, and
returns with the bonn 81 youth upon
MS couEtenaucc and thr VigpT Of IatE-
mood III LIS mu,cicS. We congratulate
him on his SUCCESS III the search for
health.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DEPor HoTLL-CLAUx Il GREEN. Pho
PkIsIOHS.

fhIEIOkS.
]. Pfaf, Tuscarora: T. T. B.ont,
Balloon; l.. A. Hal, A. D.lvan, II :
leck; Mrs. A. Benson aud two children.
Bco~awe; +. LoeSch. san Fran.
John ii. Lanlcr. W. A. Shepprrl, ID
Hrodtle, L. L Down. south FORK; :.
S AIDE. Ogden; A. Z. Matthews, san
Fntnci-co.
Albert Lisafk, Ctrlin; 4. A. RIchar''-
son. X no; VIM. Mitchell, Sacramento;
Ernst Evans. Pine Valley; NJ. Glass.
Peko; Eugene Thompson, HnlIeck; /.
Schitlerstron. South Fork.
Frank Hplli,tcr, EISnrl's Canyon;
John Yong. Brooklyn, y. Y; James
Ferguson. T~uSca-ora; Ncls Petcrsnr,
Mound; Tho~. MrDcrno;t. Jno Mar
ply aud wife, Ms. D,lia Murphy, F.
utilcrk; A. Madison. Moline.
Chus. CIR enbstg. O,iuo; A. Brard',
Bullion; John Hubbard, Wood RIVER.
J.. IGdd>on aud wife. David Lindsay.
Huntington; d. Null. Star Valley; C. +.
Drown. South Fork; John VI. Dorsey
and wife. Archie ID 'rsry. IInIl,ck; +.
L"esch, a. Loupe, j. =. Mechan. Felix
C~ob'rn,z, san Francisco; +. J.. OgiIyi..
Pleasant Valley.
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There was an exciting meeting Of the
Carson Anti Chinese League Inst Shtur-
lay evening. Charges were preferred
against rrmnnmt, Secretary. OF drunken
ness AMI cmb"zzlcmcnt of League
funds. Tcnntut, in replying 10 M
charges wen for sam Davis. 81 the APP
peal. red hot. B'coUiug too p]rrsouul.
Davis, who was on the platform.
crossed over Ia whcru Tcnuaut "a
standing, aud 10y u we'll directed blow
sent hin sprnwliug tn the foOtlights.
4 grand pnudrmuuium followed. aud
tie police Ind to interfere to prevent ~
Kilkenny row. Reno Journal.
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'iEM BARTLETT n NsrgEIcuER, Pro-
PEIETORS

Ell Oi"ll, Chris Baunhach, Lumoiile;
j. Douglass, Walter Brown, Pete
Gci,noph, HuutinG'on; Max Sci.oen,
Mountain City; X. Sknrgs, VIM. ButIer,
Bullion; Thomas Chrisman, san Burnn
Ventura; :. Warren Cross, Tuscarora I;
Cal Wiley, Pleasant.
FL Kelly, Vim. HazrItine, Ham Nc
Cain, j. W. CtmphrlI, Hnll"ck; j. IL.
Donuis, Salt Lake City; +. NJ. Parsons,
II. PLulson. j. ". Powell, Hank Warl.
Iuscrrora; J.. y. Sherwood, Murdis;
Snml. JoueS, Gus Mnpcs, G. T. Mayer,
}. ID. Abel, Fort Hallcc:; A. IL. Tray.r.
VIM. HnckwUrd, Bullion.
4. H. Traver, Balloon; Dave Casper,
L. +. ualdesty, W lis: +. Fisher, Hal
leck; C. =. WN.lace, Eureka; J. 5. Wool
Nye County; Sylvan Levy, Arthur
Loupe. j. Lynch, san Francisco; Geo.
Bronson, Deeth; ". S. Clayton, Ruby
Valley; John Clendenn!ng, Mound; f.
NJ. Mcrheiers, AduJ,;
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A Washington dispatch OF the 18th
instant says:
The following nominations will lie
made today:
Registers Of Land Onircs: A.. +.
Smelling Lr,kevi"w, Oregon: Geo. ".
Monroe, Boz. man. Mont ni.
4. A. Carmnhnr, Eccciv + of Public
moneys. CuucordII. Kan a..
Indian AGENTS; john u. Scott, West.
crn Shosh"uc Agency. Nevada; Geo. ".
Norris, Nch rcrccs Agency, Idaho; C..
II. Yates, Round Valley Agency. Cal.
%IfUinia.
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a Washington dispatch 81 the 18th
SAYS: The Collector uf Customs at SIT.
kn, Alaska. has been notified that the
practice adopted by him Of issuing
"rermits' Of imrurt' 81 liquors into
Alaska for medical purposes ~ innon-
sistcnt with The regulations which auth
orizc 'Prrmits" 10y customs officers in
Alnakr for the mndimg Of liquors mir, ndy
brought TO that Territory. aud no per-
nuts ere TO be issued In advance Of i'm.
purtutiUn.
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tgron, rhurs..ry'. oAi...C
HALM N.!USDl.

Patti and Ni,olini are to be married
in June.
Several parties left town tbs morn
ing on piscatoriI rlcasu,e s bsut.
Regular meeting Of Elko Lodge No.
10, R.oi p, at their Hall to-nigut.
The Fort Wayne, Indiana. News says
there are too many myn in this cOuutry
whose names end III ''sLi."
Railroad traTcl * STILL quite Lively,
there being = large number VI plssen.
gers on this mornings train.
Mrs. Laagtry il coming To America to
play ''rhe Tramp" ia which she as
II mes the character of a boy.
John X. Bradley, who has been coll
fined To his room since his Il frou.
Idaho, is able to be on the streets again
to-day.
Tue State Senate of MIsSnchusc;t,
YESTERDAY passed IL bill raising Ihc tax
on Telephone compaui-s fto,u -, OO1 to
S25.UUJ.
The labon in Chicago of the two
Sans. Snn!l-Jolcs, have not bsen with.
ont iru't, "a, each uas prevailed ON the
other IL quit the use oi tobacco.
In this age Of progress, it becomes nee
c;sSary To cali Al r,ilro al ear II '.car.
rage" the engineer II "drivcr,' the
fireman IA ~''stOkyr," the b.ukcmuu "a
.uard." tie switch Il '.snnut," anl the
b .ss"se ''luss"sc."
Dispatches nuounce that ex.P.csi.
dent A.thur Is mtca Improved. that he
l. declining, that lac viii 10 II be able to
ride "a aud that lac j. liable to Uc taken
oil ut any uUne. Ii all tnes. report, DC
trne, Mr. ArtAur's case is somewhat
c.iicaI.
The strike fever seems to be spread
ing. 4 Methodist clergyman ia New
York has struck Tor NOR. salary, and
refuses to preach uui:l 1t is granted.
His congregation should now turn the
tables OIL hun by a strike for an increase
u The "wLges of SIN"
The great yacht race Mt San Francis
40 last SUNDAY between tue Age"
and tie "Lariinc, was Won 10y tIc for
amer 10y , minutes aud IG ,esou l.. Tuc
distance sailed Vas jyi. miles by M
air In, amd trc time CONSUMED was
from II = i. II. To G:i7 l.. ~.
+. +. Mailer is no: only one OF the
most successful tishcrmrn in town, Tut
he keeps tn" largest and best stock of
iislsIms tackle IA the market, aud lao one
5 in!ly REPAIRED fora raid GA the funny
tribe unit! lac has supplied himself With
s''ne ot ia" e-semtin.S always found IN
srUck AT the Drug Store.
Carson Tribunc: \ COOL advertise.
mcnt ia IA newspaper pays 10 fare 81
railroads; costs nothing for hotel bill
gives away no boxes OF clglrs to cu,tJ.
mers, Oh mriinu dresses To customer
wives; drinks III wn.sHy under the head
q! travelling expenses, but goes at one,
aud all the time about its business free
of expense.
Lawrence Barrows and wife are about
TO b:d Hdieu to EIko and seek a new
l,,v. ,I-.y. !. -. pTI.,. l.,.. ,l....
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lFIom Tue sday's Dali! j
H.ALMAGUNDI.

Jesse Atwell is reported on the sick
list.
Judge El. Hudson. OF Huntington, is
in town to-day.
j. ID. Bradley arrived from the Pine
Valley Ianch last evening.
Read the interesting communication
from SpIucemJnt elsewhere in this is
su
Several persons in town are some
Il under tie w,athcr, bat uU ole Sc
rIous!y III.
Nix Schoeu's teams left yesterday
with $4,000 pounds merchandise drs-
tmcd Tor Mountain Ciiy.
G.. G. Warner X Co. forwarded this
morning by team Of the fast freight
5000 pounds merchandise for Iusvu-
CORA.
The work of repairing the Mason's
AMI Odd Fc lows iiaII Is Progressing
nicely. and Sir. Pullman Is d.i,,r the
inside "oEA III /" neat and Artistic maI-
u,r.
j. +. Tiplctt left for the IVES, this
'H'rAinG' having in charge Henry
"O'i' aud WA. Bprsau. who w.r,
Yesterday sentenced to Il term in th-
Pen trntl.rv.
4 cr:,uar,,
y.i., # .n. ~
,. ''"
.r.r,.
H.. '''
Geo. ". T,vi,r o,,I ,,,a,.. ~.
Pleasant y,ll., ,., -,
Ir f.r Io,. -. ,n.-ui.,
!ur r,r,rt, 80, Main, ,.,,. I...
. TIE ted !. y,.v J,nr, o.. L,.r
hrtd,r.. .ut vL..r ,,i. 49,.
h:-A.
la, ryr,,,, f,,,, -, y'-n
wiki Them l,.;r .o, ,r.n., -.
,~r ously Injured nv IL. f,f a,L.Lr
un sandy. the Iurb in, -, NJ. 49,
r..,s-I f., ,t..r. tb.., ,,. .:
recovering.
~" i'"" 'a'''' grower has drh"rn"d
- '"''' VII" II" bat ie'ntN, and lr
E.E.H IL 4 aIt.tt +fRBf.rrN IL. sl.."-
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A Premature Angel.

"Mothcr, what IL m nugcl?"
"My dear. it is n little girl with
wings. who ni"s."
"But heard papa telling the govern.
css yesterday that she whs an angel.
will she Gy:"
"Yc., my dear, she will Ry away
tho first thing tomorrow - Vanity
Fair.
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NOTICE.

A class in painting will hc opened NJ
the University huiidiuE on Saturday nj
= +. VI. Terms 30 ccu,s per lesson in
advance. For further particular, re-
pnrdinR pnim!u studies etc. cal Mt tho
Private School ut the UnIycr,,ly Buili-
ing.
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From Munda. Is Daily.
kAL-.AGSSDL.

'" A"NN"iNAAs Nhih'
down by private conveyance yesterday.
California horses still ahead. Hag-
gin" Zen Ali Won tie great kentucky
Derby last week.
Million dollars will not buy a ray
Of sumshine.-EE. No. bu, it will pay
for lots OF fun after the sun las retired.
To accommodate a number OF Tu ,ca-
ror ms who LaI been attending Court,
the stages mad extra trips yesterday,
carrying tie mails AMI express.
Two teams OF the fast freight line let
We trrluy for Tu~c,ro., with 2J,762 As
ncrchamiiar. nj 3,237 feet Of lumber,
~or~Hrled by Z. c. warrer X Ca.
Col. + p. I!ar Icsty came down from
Wells this morning. and lean lined ia
town du.Ins tie dly. lie j. s!uNly Ir.
covering ;ru:u his rrseE; severe Illness.
A siriPmeJ; OF ore from Mountain
City was sent down Icy Ma Scnu.n,
v;.i.h will. ,.-,
.n,r \ g., So. ~.
finn
he"''r"oH "f'e" LA'h.'i water pipes
-""' 10 LIS l'Sid' nee ana Is iH'!u-:fI-
ouS! '"S"-'d !" t"' tempt m'k" "
nc "'''''e o. '"e S''AA4' "yo't his
'''u'"'''
w.. " "'""'''H
.l '
H.. " ave-
' i'''" VI "
hd"tn Asrn; A!AyiHsh arrived i.oE!
TIE Reservation IN SATURDAY evening,
ana reports all we'll aHd everything
p''7le ""' IA ms himS'tuar. lie w.!.
i"''r on has r"t"rn tnp within It ic.
"'!'.
A coup!r Of you,L, from = L., .lol
whole Ia, Of it.n Inst week IN uu,,l.r,.
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HUMBOLDT HoUsE-JomS KELscu. PRo-
PRIEToE.
Thomas ". Robertson, LamoiIle; A.
kouki. Switz rlaud.
Geo. Batter, Twin Bridges, Mrs. F.
Wines, VI. CHASER, Prko; Charles Mil
Ter, Mountain City; Fred Wilson, Chns.
Baker. Salt Lake CITY; Sam McNoIty,
Omnln; John Ru'chm,n, Lam"ille;
Henry frankie, LamoIlle; John Scott,
Mound Vail. y.
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Several Indians with now wagons for
the Reservation, left ycs;crd,y aud
Mr.. Mayhugh started on hiB return to
lho Agony to-day.
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Eltirn.

4 horse rodco will m on May
10th, 1896. 10y n round mp at John Vow
els corral. Al persons interest i will
please take notice.
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NOTICE.

For sale seven head Of choice mich
rows cheap for cash nlsu Que half breed
DcaVohshirc bull. Gail on or address
KNOX A. CHASE.
South Fork.
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Fresh oysters of superior lunliiy re.
niycd daily by express ut the dem
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Headquarters for anc h.'iug TICKLE.
artificial bait, etc. etc, ut Mulicr's.
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See notice 10 School Census VI ,rslnls
elsewhere in this issue.
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rp~o,dcrs let At this oGicc will Iceciv
prompt attention,
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A Case of FORGERY.

Frank DE Barr, who hms been al work
Tor j. ID. Bradley on the Pine Valley
ranch, came in Last week with u very
c~ieVcrly executed Orlcr on Louis Brad.
'ey for so 90. The order n signed
I'D. Bradley. and proved TO be IA for
gerry. Do barr, Instead Of presenting IL
!" Louis, wcSt 90 Andrew Hyhschnnun,
oi whom hc obtained 50 in cash and ran
a Dill at tue bar for - ~ on the order.
Dht his maneuvcrs in chs natter Iod TO
suspicion. anI on Saturday evening lro
was arrested by j. r. Triplctt aud locked
up until this morning. when he was
Drought before Justice Kcyscr for a Pre-.
'"n'nary eIainiustiou. DE Burr wniych
examination, IL being Understood that
he desired 10 ULcrvie~ The District At
'"rhey. aud was admitted 10 bad in the
nun Of $500; failing 10 furnish which
nc waS committed to tho cosniy jiil.
Ihe UDit"d st tea Government IL
hiI dallyiog with tho willy Geronimo,
giving him ample time 10 butcher in.
hocont women aud children for his own
amusement. II would he crncl 10 the
""'o'"red savage 10 curtsi tis enjoy.
"'eht by dcpriving him Of life or liberty
" this season Of The year.
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NEVADA
I,T.Ko,

Special attention given to Surveying in
nh is huicLcs, laying ont ui Mining
Claims Surveying tur rNtrnts aud oh
tanning Land from the state or Govtin.
mcnt.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-12-11

KAUMAKAPIL1 CHURCH.-Rev. j.
Waiamau, pastor. Sunday school at
9:30A NJ. Preaching at 1890 A. NJ.
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duced in my whole system that l have
not tried to perform any very hard out.
door labor, deeming 1t best to he pru.
dent lest by over-cxertion / may do my.
self injury before my strength is fully
restored. | feel that my stomach and
bowels have been and are being thor
oughly renovated and renewed by the
medicine. In fact | feel like new
man.
Early in this last spring had still
more severe spasmodic attack, and my
family and neighbors became alarmed,
believing that certainly / would not sur.
vive, when neighbor, who had some
knowledge, or had heard of the medi.
cine, sent to Abcrystwith by the driver
of the Omnibus Post, some seven miles
distant, aud fetched a bottle of Mother
Seigel's Curative Syrup.
l have been much congratulated by
my neiehbors, especially by the good
Vicar of Llanrystyd, who with his sym
pathetic wife have come three miles TO
shed tears of Joy on my recovery.
babe Mr.. Pngh goodbye, happy that
even one at least among thousands had
found remedy for an aggravating dis.
| ease.
Believing this remarkable case of
Dyspep,ic Asthma should be known 10
the public, beg to submit the above
facts as they are related TO me.
900 1t WY Il. T. w.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
High mass at 10 A. NJ. Vespers at 4
7. NJ.
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Honolulu Library
AND -
Reading Room Association.
Cor. Hotel a. AIakea Streets.
Open every Day and Evening.

The Library consists at the present
time of over Five Thousand Volumes.
The Reading Room is supplied with
about fifty of the leading newspapers
and periodicals.
A Parlor is provided for conversation
and games.
Terms of membership, fifty cents
month, payable Quarterly in advance.
No formality required in joining except
signing the roll.
Strangers from foreign countries and
visitors from the other islands are well
come to the rooms at all times as guests.
This Association having no regular
means of support except the dues Of
members, it Is expected that residents
of Honolulu who desire to avail them
selves of its privileges, and all who feel
an interest in maintaining an Institution
of this kind, will put down their names
and become regular contributors.
S. b. DOLE. President,
M. NJ. SCOTT, Vice President,
IL. A. PARMELEE, Secretary,
A. l.. SMITH, Treasurer,
Q. Il. RODGERS, Md,
Chairman Hall and Library Committee.
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(TO be continued.

The Catholic University Board
met in Baltimore on the 10th Of
October, discussed plans and pre-
pared a letter TO the Pope, asking
for his approval of the project.
Two Bishops were appointed to pre-
sent the letter and to study the
workings of such institutions abroad.
1t is stated that number of
student of Brown University teach
evening schools, "tend store" after
moons and evenings, take care of
furnaces in private dwellings,
"coach" backward sub-Freshmen,
report for city newspapers and
supply pulpits in city and out-of-
town churches.
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NOTICE.

Il HEREBY give notice that from
i and after this date, will not
be responsible for any debts con-
tracted without the written order of
myself or wife.
SAMUEL PARKER.
Honolulu, Sept. 10, 1886. [28 3m
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O LUSO HAWAIIANO.

A LII persons who want 10 communi.
"A cate with the Portuguese. either
for business, or for procuring workmen,
servants or any other helps, will find il
the most profitable way TO advertise In
the LHso Hawaaaao, the new organ of
the Portuguese colony, which is pub
lished on Merchant street, Gazette Build
ing, (Post.Oifice Letter Box E), and
only charges reasonable rates for adver-
tisements.