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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-09-21
Annual Meeting!

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. ONOMEA SUGAR CO will u held al the ONCE OF
C. Brewer Co. Honolulu. q TUESDAY. October
zscE. $50. Il u o-cIock q Il P. c JONES,
fE& If Secretary.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-09-21
Annual MeetingI

THE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-09-21
Annual Meeting!

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L PAUEAA SUGAR co -iH De held AZ the Office
q c BrsEsr 4 Co HOzOiCIE. q II ESDAT. October
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A nan-hters Niserr.


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Co-Partnership Notice.

MR.. II. HACKEELD HAS THIS
VI Gay retired frua our fru and Mr. J. c GLADE
has ETt5t-aEz from or zrm a. general partner
4 HACkFELD { co.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-09-21
Co-Partnershin Notice,

AR. f MULLER HAS THIS DAY
VI beez 16lzftref5 n general B.EtEer Of or firm
and GR- !. c. GA will bz -peefEI partner Of ozT
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WANTED a.!

TO COMPLETE VOLS. FULL
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The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01

the covering and flooring to be Of the same, we'll
fhstened down, to have one window made of iron
bars. Also q good and substantial door well
secured with q good lock. The said building
to be twelve by fourteen feet square in the clear
The whole building to be well pinned or spiked
together aud covered with dirt, said building to
be paid for when the Treasurer shall have funds
for thst purpose" It cost 800. The first book
Of records IL still in the possession Of the County
Clerk. 1t was started in April 18th, 1865, ~ the
Official record book Of the county. On Its title
page is pen picture Of an eagle neatly executed
The first meeting of the County Commissioners
was in special session. H. W. Miller was elected
the chairman with +. L. Loveland and c. G.
OKeefe remaining members. Their time was
principally taken up ut first with the question,
can Commissioner go on the bonds of the County
Clerk? Their verbal accounts were presented,
but the Commissioners instructed the clerk to
notify all persons having accounts against the
county to put them in writing. During the time
when the county was part of Washington Ter
ritory, 1t had strictly honest set Of officers No
Court House rings or anything Of that nature
lured them on to destruction. In fact they stood
well with the people. But none Of them qualified
except the Commissioners. Auditor and Justice
Of the Peace. No business at all was transacted,
aud no records kept. The Commissioners
met once or twice but they had no accounts to
allow, NO money to pay them with and NO assess-
ment rolls to correct The only business they
did do was to CANVASS the votes Of the different
precincts, and they served their constituents
without reward.
THE H1Dof OPTICIANS
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01

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the same year, while crossing the mountain.
into this county, Mn. J. Brown rave birth Ia .
male child She remained several dava n the
Hudson Bay Commands most IN the nor.harn
part of the county. DR.. Lansdale, of OREGON.
1855, was the first regular agent Of the Flathesds.
Henry G. Miller and his wife, Minnie came to
'ne 0sencs IN the spring OF lso7. she was the
1eeo"o "nne woman IN tne county, out the hfst
"no n'@ue ne. residence. A large number Of
1eN,e -, VINO naa oeeh .raoine on .ne OLD wagon
loau "ao'ns "p!nrougn ldano ana to the Pacific,
sa1.. An'o 'ne o"er Noo' IN the iali OF lso6'
teAs uaae nonae, a. the mouth OF the canyon
was es'.onsnea oy Messrs. FRANK woody jack
soil' non. Aaoison ana rofk. IN 1858 or 6s
D, nap'ls'e Ducnarme ana Louis brown established
raencntowh. In ls6O frank l. warden and c. r.
nikslns' as "oroen q Co., Ut Helrs Gate, opened
Tue mrs! S'ore In Montama. March 9TH, 1852 Mrs.
Josephine M1nesfnger was married to George P.
VINE ~ heli 1ate' ny Henry BROOKS Justice OF
.ne reace-aiterwards deslsnated as Bishop
nrooks. February 18th. 1862. at Grass Valley,
l'ear helA "a1e' 10 MI. ana MIS-. Robert A.PeIkey,
son-tne nrst white child born In Mtssoula
.""nsy. Duf1ng the winter OF 1850. Worden
70. erected saw mill at the place where Mis-
moved their store down from He'll Gate. Other
parties erected buildings, and soon the town OF
A'ssouls Mills was established finally the
wofo "Ails" was dropped. The completion OF
tine northern Pacific has brought In large In.
crease OF population. and built up many new
to~ne' and thereby depopulatins old settlements.
EARLY EXPLORATIONS.
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Dallee. Oregon. with a large marty and arrived At
st. Nary's Mission in Aupue. These military
expeditions were sent out by the Government for
the purpose Of learning names of tribes. their
country. with the ultimate object of openinp nm
this country to traders Among the first needs
was a road or trail over the mountains. and the
same was laid out and built and was named after
Lieutenant Mullan, In 1854 heedrst went over the
new route It crossed the Ceur d. Alene noun
tatns down into the bottom lands about eighty
miles west of Missoula. thence up the Missouls
valley through the town to He'll Gate, and through
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-28

Mir. J. S. Davis, who has been

Mir. J. 5. DaVls, who has been teaching school near Boughton, this county, in writing back to the True Democrat, of Henderson, Tenn. his former home, few weeks since, had the following about Nevada county politics, nnd compliment to tho editor of this paper: "Political excitement Ia running high in this (Nevada) coun- ,y. Tho republican rarty docs not amount to much in this county, but tue greonbackcrs hlmost un- kown eleewhere) gre the ones we fear, ns they arc trying to decoy the k. of l.. and the Wheelcrs in with them, aud using many other stratasoms in order to defeat our national party. But Mr. J. w. Gardner. the stanch democratic editor of OFT county fiCAYUNE, is at h;s post, and weekly sends hia solid bombs of democracy through. out the county, aud hope at the polls his flag will float victoriously over tho enemy, until thoy, seeing their error, may like the prod'gal son. return to our national pIincl. ples."
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-28
PRIMARY ELECTION.

Below arc tho 3rd 4th end 9th resolutions passed by the Go. Gen. Com, in regard to holding the pri' mary election, Saturday July 5lst, and also the names of Judges ap. pointed 10 hold same in all of the townships, the primary to Dc beld iu same manner as State elections: 3rd. That 20 one De allowed to vote at such primary election, cx- cept those who arc known to Oc Doihuc'ate.
 4tn. That the polls fer this pri- mary election be opened at ont o'clock p. n. on the 31st day oi July, 1886, and shall be kept open until sund0wn of said day.
 5:h. That one Of the judges from each township ghail make rc- turn of the votes cast m his town ship 70 tic G,iAiynlau of ti!is com
 niitce at Prescott on tho 7th day of August, and that sucli judges and the chairman of this commit tee shall all together open and count the votes east and dcciar, the result thereof.
 The following are the judges O' election as appointed by the chair mau: Albany, " \ Sutton, " F Garrett, " J Martin; Bough'on Monroe Price, J J Mays; Clancy w T Finchcr, " P Thompson, J II Samson; Jackson, Jno E Marsh
 D W Toler, DM Young; Loako E T McLurc, II D Heron, J II Leake; Missouri, E II Logan. c
 Moncriof, r NJ Smith; Parker, Jnt Grant, J C Parker, Peter Fuller
 led Land, Jno Bryson, l. II Hit Wm Moore; Union, John Nichols q R Blake, Whaler; Enmet, J l. McCougi,, Geo McSwain, J W
 Mcfarland; Alabama, W J Tomp
 kins, w A Atkinson, ] J Pclt Taylor, 8 w Right. ! II Pipkih Wm Dean; Georgia, John Honca
 Bill Rhodes, Thos II Alsobrook.
 That at tue above described pFi
 mary eicction each township sub
 mt aud elect its own m0mbcr t represent it in the central commit
 tee for the two following years.
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Subscribe for the
 PICAYUNE, and keep posted i'll
 POLITICS and COUNTY NEWS.

To our correspondents and par tIes writing for the PIOAYUNE in dillaront parts Of the county We have this to say: Boil down and condense as much as possible, and stick to yOnr text, and Gt al hug sards send in your communications so as to reach us Saturday. We insist on cOndensing because we will have much important politi- cal matter during the campaign, and on communications reaching us early, because we go to press Tuesday afternoon.
 Mir. c. II. JCnes, is now egeut for one of tho best books recently publishc,i. "Kings of Capital and K4;ghta of labor" by Jchn Me Dowe!l Lavilt, D. D. II ia unIoubt- edly one of the best works Of tue age, and treats on questions that all should study. Mir. Iayitt, the auth or, seeks in his book to bring about better relations between capital and labor, noble Gndor' taking. We hope Mr, Jones will sell hundreds of his books to our people-wc will checttu!ly take one.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-28
l:0icaw Hits.
Eeulth good.

Eeulth good.
 Crops are looking fine.
 A fine rain fell here lust Sunday night.
 Remember tho primary electicn on the 3ls,, and all turn out anal vote for the man that Is your choice.
 Mr. Tompkins vas st Union Cburch the 21st, and organized a Demo cratic Club uumiseriug 2S. There will be more to join.
 Bro. Reeves, keep your foot on the c.ampiou's neck as you d!d at old isos ston last Thursduy. Go ahea.l Brother, and tho first Ot Str.cGlber we wi,l s;:sd you over ou tae saai.y tanks of sweet tie. liyeraace. SuCCEssoR.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-28
BoHShtOn Briefs,

IL rains and yet it ralns.
 Mr. II. Nj. Barham was on the sick list last week. A frst.class doctor is wnntcd tU locate ut this place,
 Several farmers of this vicinity arc of scraping on tue Texas and St. Louis railfoad.
 The young folks vii! have 2 spelling match at Pincy Grove next Friday night.
 Mir. Johu Newton has bought the steam mill and gin of Rev. W. E. Barhan, at Bouehton. Mir. Lewis Wilson is said to be cutting and shipping more iumbci now than al any .!Iue before. The Democratic Club will meet at Providea.e next Woducada y night, Everybody is invited to attend.
 Remember tho primary election next Saturday. The polls will be opened at i o'clock. Let all turn out and select good men.
 Gathering crops this year will be a heavy job. Some ono suggests that Messrs. A. J. James and E. II Frishby should build q roof owe their crops.
 Squire Atkinson iu hls speech at the b,.rDocao led one Of the strongest Grcenbackors of thia vicinity to eXclailn; "Grecnbackers become weak in thcir knees when they %, into office"
 Quite a number of tho citizens of this neighbolhood attended the Democratic barbecue at Prescott ,,S, saturday, aN oi whom nS-
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-28
pressed themselves as being highly pleased a;th thc proceedings of the dny. RICK.
LhDtsburA Leaflets.

A heavy raul fell hero ou tho morning of the 18th inst. Mr. q N Franks Says ho i3 al4 most rica DOW, aa ii's a girl.
 Died, on tue 2tsL Inst; tic little two, car cd child of MT. and Mre. Juhn u. Harris. Mr. W. E. White was around hunting rp Gods people in Alba ny ihe past week. Let everybody remember the primary election July 3lst. and be cus2 iG 50 and vote. Tic crop prospect is very en- couragiEg. Corn is good enough, and cotton is doing fioely. A brother of Mir. Sam J. Robin, sou who has been living in West. crn Texas for three years past, is
 visiting him at prescott. T,o moetiag at Harmony con ducted by Uoy. C. W. Logan closed "Wednesday night with seven con.
 versions and i've accessions to tho
 church.
 Mcsers, Reeves and NOtwood
 li,.d 1,iltC a lively discussion at
 Ixsneburg Friday. Our MT. Reeves
 proved himself to be an able de.
 fender of Democratic principles. Uurrah for Reeves and onr glori.
 Ons Democracy! Down with
 Grcenbackis.u and it's irrcdeema' bic CarTcn2y Gleory. CESAR
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-28
COUNTY NEWS.
Contributed ny the Special Cores
 pOndcGts 0t the PicGyunc.
icnuct EtcilinES.

Fine rains.
 Remember next Saturdays pti' mary.
 Oar township will vote down liquor license ard GreG;,backism
 Free transportation ur salt river for Grcenbackcre on steamer quick step.
 Quite q commot;on at Ed Eayes ovcy tho arrival of little Demo crat.
 Me8srs Lum & John Daily, have sold cut their interest in the saw. mill to Mr. Loomis and will go tU farming. Wish you well, boys.
 Our energetic young frioUd liar mon Adams has gone to Moa:icol. io, in the interest of tho Davis Quiltor. Wish you much success, my Boy"
 Tho Democratic Club of this place is doing good work, enroll! Ing names fast. It lneots every Wednesday night. Come out ev crybody-Ladies all invited. Will havo good speakers.
 hope that the Democrats, al over the county will come solid to tho front for J. w. Noill for Judge Uo has served tho people Cish long years as J. F., and has done much good work, which tho record; will show, and l believe ho is Com pctcnt end will i'll the office faith fully. DIXIE.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-28

BILE 6EhNSl N.at a funny IssIn0
 for medicine! Nevertheless 1t i5 very significant as applied to the article.
 Bile, according to Webster, $ a yel- secretcf by tho liver.1 Whenever tho liver does not net properly thiS fluid is
 retained in the blood and poiSops the whole system. and sa.iOwnesS and misery is the result. SMITHS BILE BEANS is a sure cure for biiiousncss and liver complaint. Price, 25 cents per bottle.
 Oft guns well aimed at duck or blower,
 Rccoil and kick their holders over,
 But when shot at things that in- fest the liver, the blood, the kiI- ncys, and the skin, Browns Iron Tonic vii! tail to down them nrver. frico Sl per bottle. Fer salo by, Moncrief & Bro.
 GoODs AT CosT.-Miss F. Nj. Thomasson is selling out her goods, consisting of Hats, Rib. bons, Velyets, Satius. Ornaments, Flowers, Tips, White Goods. Lawns Casbmercs, Laces, Einbruideries, Neckwear, Hosiery, Uandkercbefs Gloves, an.i other Notions, for cash at cost. She kindly invites every body to como and buy. Prescott, Ark. July 5tb, 1886. Mr. W. T. Almond, one of CaHey townships best farmers and citi- zans. brought in a wagon load fine apples and some roastingcars, late yesterday afternoon. We arc in. detted to him for nice mess oi e..cii, lnit. upon eur tahie. tio proved, i'll this case. friend in- deed--we were Soreiy m need. We are re1usted to say that Judge Geo. r. Smoo:e, President of the Prescott Democratic Clnb. vii? deliver an address at the Court
 House on Monday night. August ithc 9th, end everybody k invited .o to present 70 bear biIa. It is tho regular meeting night Of the Club, but everybody ls invited to
 be there to hear Judge Smoote'a eddiess.
 Friday in company with Dob 1 Moore, we went down to Lanes burg to listen 10 tho political dis.
 cussiou botweon Rev. c. w.
 Reeves aud Hop. c. NJ. Norwood. Tho verdict 0? the crowd was that
 Grcenback champion Was "oleaned
 up,n and VIC think 1t correct. The
 parson carries things by storm
 We enjoyed the day and secured
 many new subscribers. Farmers
 reported fno crop prospects in
 tha; neighborhoOd.
 Mr 4 Monson is selling the bcs,
 ant most popular standard books
 such as 'The Peoples Cyc!opedia
 of Universal Knowledge" "Farm
 and stock Cyclopedia," "Ridpath's
 History of the United States J "Ml
 Cabc's Pictorial History of tht World,' Thompson's Medical Ad ! viser," also pictorial family Bibles
 at publishers prices. He can and
 will also fiirnish any other books
 wanted, at publishers prices. Il
 you fail to see him send him youi 1 OrdnrA to Prescott. IL
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-28
Our Regular Agents.

The following gentlemen will act us agents for the PioAyuNE III Nevada county, and are auth"r'zod to take subscriptions (Wc will be glad to add good, responsible men to our list and wait uutli fail for the money):
 Dr. J. c. Parrish, RosSton.
 J, w. Neill, Emrnct.
 T. D. Cathy, Boughton.
 J. W. Lightscy, Bodcaw,
 z. D. Wbite, Clayton.
 l.. W. ppkin, Glenvilc.
 W.B. Garrett. Lanesburg.
 0. K. Mcdaniel, uoneayille., J.T. Nichclls, Bluff City.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-28
Prohibition Convention.

A Prohibition Convention will bo held at Moscow Church. two and Uuo-half miles South of Pres colt. on Friday, Aug. 18th, 1856, at II o'clock 2. m.
 This is intended to be "mass' convention of all probibitionlsts in Nevada county; and all who are opposed to whisky arc invited to attend.
 Nj II FIELDING.
 q W L KANAwAH,
 W S MCDAHIEL,
 J W HONEA, Co,o
 A r GREER,
 J W WHALEY,
 DAVID NELL,
 CH TITUS,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-28
RAILROAD TIME CAED.
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

Revise md corrected weekly by Woodbcry X portis
 COTTON MARKELL.