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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-03

Noble Smith reported from the
minority Of the same committee on
the bill to prohibit peddling, recon-
mending the passage of an amend
ment in the form of a new bill which
was read. Both reports were re-
ceived to be considered with the bill.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.
Minister Austin reported that he
had presented to His Majesty for
signature four bills.
Noble Dole asked permission to
give notice of q bill, as the time for
such notice had expired. Permis-
sion was granted and he gave notice
of bill to reduce taxes on carts and
drays.
Noble Widemann asked the fol-
lowing question:
The year 1887 has furnished this
country what it never had before
"three tax collectors" One ap-
pointed by the Government, and
the banks of Bishop & Co., and
Claus SpreckelS d 20.
1 never imagined that any one
voluntarily would consider himself
collector of taxes without any au-
thority of law, and therefore my en-
quiries of His Excellency the Minis
ter of Finance. l hereby offer him
my apologies for these importuni-
ties. From His Excellency's an
swers it becomes patent that the
two banks imposed the duty of COL
lecting taxes upon themselves-the
proof of the fact that they did col
lect taxes is in the hands of the
| House.
l would call the attention of the
Acknowledgement to this fact, and
would ask him whether he will take
any notice of it? or without pro-
test he will suffer private individu-
ais to take into their hands the func-
tions of Government.
Rep. Kinney read first time a
bill to facilitate the segregation of
lepers. Referred to Printing Com
mittee.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Consideration of the bill to amend
the law relating to the Hawaiian
Savings Bank. Postponed until
Noble Baldwin is in the House.
Consideration of the bill to repeal
the law relieving certain articles
from impost duties. indie tinitely
postponed.
Consideration of the bill to en-
courage the cultivation of coffee
Postponed and put at the foot o.
the calendar.
Second reading of the bill relating
to the street railway of Honolulu
The bill was considered section b,
section.
While the first section was beins
discussed motion to take reces
until p. m. was carried.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House re-assembled at / p.
m. and resumed the
ORDER OF THE DAY.

iS iiouSS iS-ttooSIhpiSN ot ps
m. and resumed the
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Second reading of the bill to bet
ter prevent the illicit traffic in spiri-
tuous liquors. Motion to indefinitely
postpone the bill was lost on the
following division; ayes Is, noes 81.
The bill was referred to select
committee consisting of Minister
Ashford, Mobiles Waterhouse and
Dole, and Reps. Kawainui and Ma
one.
Second reading of the bill to regu-
late the sale of ales, wines and
liquors. Considered with the COM
mittee report and substitute bill
Offered by them.
On motion of Rep. f. Brown the
original bill was laid on the table.
The substitute bill was taken up
and considered section by section.
Section l passed as read.
Section was read and discus sed.
This section and the whole bill
was referred back to the committee
that introduced it.
Second reading of the bill relating
to the use of explosives in fishing.
Considered section by section and
passed with amendments suggested
by committee to engrossment, to be
read a third time on Monday.
Second reading of the bill relating
to divorce. Passed to engrossment
to be read q third time on Monday
next.
Second reading of the bill to
amend the Act relating to the Ha-
waiian Savings Bank.
Considered section by section
with report and amendments of Fl
nance Committee, July 80. During
the discussion of this bill the House
adjourned until 10 a. IN. Friday.
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II FL e
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1888.
UNKNOWN.

The mortuary report for the
month of July shows total of SO
deaths for the district of Honolulu.
The causes of death are specified in
30 cases; the remaining s, or trife
over one-fifth of the whole, are put
down as unknown" This is
startling admission. and one that
should not be possible TO be made.
Just think, one-fifth of the persons
who have passed from life in this
city during the past month, have
been committed to the earth without
its being known what caused the
termination of their earthly exis-
tence. Here is room for all kinds
of conjectures. The burial certif-
cate IN each case should have shown
the cause of death, and in all cases
where the cause was unknown the
certificate should have been with
held until proper investigation had
been made and the cause ascer-
tanned if possible. No elucidation
is needed to show what an open door
is left for foul practices where such
laxity exists as that indicated by a
return like this-''8 deaths, cause
unknown. 1t is about time that
some reform" was inaugurated
right here. This condition of things
has gone on from year to year, and
has lasted far too long.
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Notice to Creditors.

A WA, of Waialua, Oahu, having.
~ made an assignment to Messrs.
Ed. Hofschlaeger g. Co. and Lai Ting,
all persons having any claims against
the said Ava are notified to present the
same to the Assignees within three
months from this date, and all persons
indebted to said Ava are requested to
make immediate payment to the As
signees.
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER,
LAI TING, Assignees.
Honolulu, Aug. 8, 1888. 10 3t
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JAS. f. MORGAN,
5t Auctioneer.
The Kamehameha
Preparatory School for Boys

The Kamehameha Preparatory School
for Boys will be ready fer the admis-
sion of pupils the last Tuesday in Octo-
Der, 1888.
Only limited number, between the
ages of and u, will be received this
year, and those desiring to enter the
school must make application previous
to October l. 1883.
A list of article: TO be furnished by
parents will be sent on application 10
the Principal.
Each pupil must bring medical Ger.
tifica,e.
This school is designed to fit boys for
the Kamehameha School, and will pro.
vide elementary instruction in language,
numbers and music.
The charges for tuition will be 500
per annum, payable in $50 installments
at the beginning of each term.
Further information may be obtained
by applying to the Principal,
10 I'm MISS G. A. REAMER.
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NOTICE.

TT F. BERTELMAN has full power
IL of attorney TO act for me in all
business matters during my absence
from this Kingdom.
&. H. BERTELMAN.
Honolulu, July 81, 1883. 10 lw
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For Sale or Lease.

.AsAA VERY choice Property with
afak48 dence thereon, situate ON
upper end of Nuuanu Avenue. Three
acres land planted with fruit and orna.
mental trees. All in perfect order Apply
to j. L. BROWN & co.
10 1w
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Auction Sales by Lewis ]. LeVey.
MOrtgagGG'S Notice Of Sale.

THE undersigned give notice that by
l. virtue of a power of sale contained
in a mortgage deed from Charles Hiram
to them dated July 90 1885, of record
in Liber 81, folio 187.169, and for condi-
tion broken, to wit: non.payment Of the
interest due under the terms of said
mortgage Cthey having previously. pub.
lished notice of their intention TO do SOY
they will sell at public auction at the
salesrooms of Lewis j. Levey, auc.
tioneer, in Honolulu, on SATURDAY,
August 4th, at 10 noon, all the land and
other property described in said mort
gage, viz: All that tract of land at
Lcleo Honolulu, lately occupied by the
Hawaiian Livery Stable Company, being
the land described in l.. G. A. 2257 to
Kahee. Also, Double Seated Car.
rsages. Terms Cash and Deeds at ex.
pense of purchaser. For further parti-
culars apply to
j. S. WALKER,
L. Ii. HAYSELDEN,
Trustees.
Or to LEWIS j. LEVEY, Auctioneer.
0S 3t
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NOTICE.

nURING my absence from the King
~ dom, Col. w. F. Allen will act for
me in all business matters under full
power of attorney.
G. Z. BOARDMAN.
Honolulu, July 81, 1883. O41w
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For Sale or Lease.

hsaA a A BOUT one acre land with
ssA N Dwelling House, out
- houses, etc., upper end of
Nuuanu Avenue. Excellent situation.
Apply to J. Z. BROWN d co.
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TO LET
SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG Englishman is in want of
IA a situation as Bookkeeper, Cashier
or General Clerk. Has had nine years
experience in steamship office. Char
acter and ability vouched for. Address
"P. o. Box 49," 93 I'm
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NOTICE.

M USIC furnished for balls, parties
XI and serenades by Palmer's String
Band. Orders left at G. e. Williams,
or ring up Mutual Telephone 1856. IA If
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WANTED

A GOOD Second Hand
MNS "A Brake. Apply, stating
AEsa terms and condition to
"BRAKE," BULLETIN Office. Os 1w
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NOTICE.

THE Hawaiian Fruit & Taro CON-
L paay are prepared to supply Poi
in barrels or buckets. Office: W. Holts'
Brick Building, Nuuanu street, opposite
Queen Emma Hall. 06 1w
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BISHOP s. Co., BANKERS
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
Draw Exchange on the
Bank of California, ~. r.
And their agents in
NEW YORK, BOSTON, HONG KONG.
N essrs. N. NJ. Rothschild s Son, London
The Commercial Bank Co., of Sydney,
London.
The Commercial Bank Co.. of Sydney,
Sydney,
The Bank of New Zealand: Auckland,
Christchurch, and Wellington,
The Bank of British Columbia, Vic.
toria, B. O., and Portland, Or
ARD
Transact a General Banking Business.
500 1v
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND of Tive Dollars per
"A share will be payable to the share.
holders of Il. o. Hall & Son (Limited),
at their office, on FRIDAY, August 3rd.
L. G. ABLES,
O9 3t Secretary.
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Legislative Assembly.
Both DAY-August 2nd.

The House opened at 10 a. IN.
President W. r. Castle in the Chair.
Roll called and absentees noted.
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56TH DAY-Aug. 3.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
The House opened at 10 a. m.
President W. r. Castle in the chair.
Roll called and absentees noted.
Under suspension of the rules six
petitions were read and referred to
appropriate committees.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Hnlrnn

Jan. - Mrs. Caleb Bensoa died Mon
dAy morning. AMI The funeral was wednss'
day afteruoon, Jan. 25ih, attended BY Rev.
Mr. Harden.
Itisto be hop,i We shall not have -
many deep SHOWS later In the season -
last year.
some ofths Bears" will hardly get 70
The POS, once thi, morning. c.
We presume everything has been sail
about the weather. This neighborhooi Is
glad 20 have good roads once more.
Mrs Augustus Bumpas has been qaiie
.lek with lurg trouble, but We are glad %
hear she Il Improving.
The spring term OF the Academy opened
Tuesday, The 3lst wednesday morning
there were between 20 and % present AMI
more arrived darlns the day. S,uienti
attending Hebron Academy are very per-
seyering A. the number here The nrsi two
days will show.
Mrs. Nash len Rev. Ne. Harien's, Mon.
day Cor Cumberland Mills where she will
spend the winter.
The benSht Tor the band. which Was To-
tended for Jan. 30ih, was postponed On &C
count 90 The storm % Monday evening
FEB. i3lh. We hope the weather and road'
will be favorable this time, and that a.
will come and help give the band = gooi
start, A. well a. have good time.
Miss Eta Siurieyant has gone TO Far
mlngton.
Hsnry s,sArns los, col, this week from
sickresa &.
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Newry.

The North N.wry Sewing Circle meets
today a. Isaac kllgOros.
We arc having = day or two Of fee
weather. OF late.
Your correspondent 10 suffering from an
attack % neuralgia. Induced by exposure
In shoveliug and breaking roads. The sur.
ytyor's berth has not been one OF ease for
. month past. Available funds are aboa,
expended, aud u IL Only mid winter Jet.
II towns would Aiop, The system OF casa
assessments Cor road making. aui stick 30
n, We should have better road. and more
satisfied people, Al least, sach II my view
% The case.
Dlint expect 10 see my last card In print
Mall was snov.soani on It. return trip,
until Sunday noon.
Expect % De Ia Paris 90 attend meeting
81 grand jury soon AFTER nsxi writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Hiram

Jar. 5lst.-On Sunday The 22i, the mtr
cary fell 20 90 below zero. IL has ranged
nom 20 70 90 degrees several times.
Mrs. Hartford, OF East Hiram village,
e.asht her dress 10 the nte and burned
Der hAods severely 10 exilnguishlng u
Mrs. stephen RldlOu 10 sif!eted With
failure % her mental powers. Her h1s-
band, nov nearly 50 years, IL qalis feeble
Mr.. Charles G. Goodwin has been con.
fined 20 The house q long time by Illness OF
the lungs and stomach.
The schools a. Hiram village closed
Jan. 2llh. Mr.. Sheti. OF fryeburg, 10
the Grammar; Miss Addie All,rd. OF
Brownneld 10 the Intsrmedisie aud Miss
Fannie NJ Yong. OF Hiram, In the Pri'
mary. sustained and enhanced their high
reputation - teachers.
FIRED q. Moulton has closed very sue
eessful term OF school on TEAR Cap. This
hill was given 10 peculiar name by the
Quaint and eccentrle DR.. Joseph Benton
OF BALDWIN, many years ago, because two
old ladies' quarrelled and tore each Others
caps. The old doctor sleeps where Hiram
Fsils makes its ceAseless melody. His
Ave soldier sons (isi2) ineludlng two
members OF Congress and jadge have fol-
lowed him into the future life, but Tear
Cap lives In history.
On Thursday, the 26,h, We have q
heavy snow storm. some "a inches fell then
dritsd =, iftrying 10 bald second tower
OF Babel and climb bach again.
Three days 10 January the mercury rose
10 the dlgulty OF freezing 81 degrees.
90.h, 81 degrees below zero.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Porter.

The storm OF the pas, week has been the
toughest for ,hriy.nye years. Some tso
feet Of snow fell, and the wlni blowing
perfect gale, piled Il into huge dfifis, ten
feet high In some places. IL Was also very
cold, the thermometer below zero every
day. and the past week u ranged from ihir'
~ 10 thlrty.nve degrees below fOr foui
days In the week. BllErud envgh for me
without going West. We had no through
mall until Saturday.
see the Argus has some communlei'
tons from old subscribers. Now my faith
or. MsJ james French, was born Sept ~,
1898, aud commenced taking The Entcrr
Argus In 1872, and has taken u up 70 th'
present time. We have lived under ths
same roof for slmos, sixty years, and, Al.
though q fall.blooied Republican myself
We never had any trouble In regard 10 pol
lilies. have tskeu the Democrat evei
since IL was edited by Mr.. william A.
pidgin
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THE BEAR BRIGADE.
nurkRnll.

jtu 81 -S10W on he right % ls, s11H
0n tse N Gus. snow In the nils; ~ o.,
srf irHs evsrywacrc Toe most block
.r- storm flr yesfs.
kF Il. railroad. VITA three engines,
were 80 Gays AT u.ghi ou The rosf.
arf ytt nate 20 thfulgh Tip sheii ~
.'lsf f1sis 80 mall IRON WCinesisy
.ysrlrg to FflisY evening".
CaN.rs n. Atwood. % Traverse CITY,
Mrh.. lslr tosu flr short ume. lie i
At on tl..rsss flr tae uannta, Lay Ner-
cA,tl.c Ca.
Ssv,rA .;si,nis 40 from here . The
sTr.ug term of lisFrou Acaicmy. CON.
lenc.rg to-day.
Tee roiractsi mcstInss since thc "Wcs 4
20 prayer have been attended viii good
iegr.c ~ Interest
Frhrcrs B.ckusl. VAC IA. spent several
Year. I'M Cslforuls. hss retained % his
hons in Norih Bactasi
btstle Spt1iilng. 30 CAPs 4 itaoeih,
~ Tn town as. week
7 s. brigham. ~ ~ Portland, vls.i'
III be daughter, Mr.. Nlliy, iae past
srsk
TIE rluisr term % the village school.
closed AS Ff.day Mr ART Mrs Pratt
,-i Ms PrIncs have succeeded In making
the term = probable one.
TIE snow embargo l. yct = drawback %
most kinds ~ Business.
william Mitchell died abCui noon Saiur'
FAY. ,gef a. years. Mr Mitchell was =
brother on the ate Silas Mitchel, sui las
been in ii health f1r year OF more. III,
isayts av.iow ari f0ur children.
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Albany.

Jan. sltl.
c. VI. wotm,p. o, Diihe'. ard W T.
Grrru, ~ y. waterford. wttc 10 town
Tue.isy clothed with taihofliy % TAX.
msn spd cast them lnio prison. ThsJ are
both g,usfou. hearted gentlemen and vent
homs without hirmlng anybody.
lafayette Briggs hss engaged work 10
the chslf f,ctory a. Bethel All morci bic
family there.
!. ]. McAill,tsr started up hl. sts,m
mill Tassday. Hal run bai rev minute,
when onc head % the cJliuier bafst oat
TIT. vas qlltc uaerp,cisia ~ DO had bis
boiler thoroughly fcp,tei last spring 81
Norway.
The ladies circle me, wednesday with
Mfs DAnlcl clark. Fofiy hve present
.ni = very plcisan; time.
Geo. Cunning. IL h,uliog ify hard
wool - Bethel 4. sell, there f,r 81 u?
per cord
sspp,,o We have the same klai %
weather az In other part. OF OI'iti Co,
quite cold sai oect'ionillJ almoiis olt.
Tud.
Agues Mason closed successful isfm
Of school IA iAc CLARK Dist Thursday ani
TIE scholars Ani friend. hii .oclibls In
ihs sVchlns a. FLATS Hal. l.
J,u. s0ih.
The siorm % lat Thursi,y vn the
most severe that has been oipcriencei
here for q long time. RDa1s were render.
81 Impossible FOR several days eHcePi ~
pedestrians.
u. 4. Cummings started from Sorr,y
vlllige Thufsi,y morning. a, o'clock, -
walk home. distance % ~ miles, aud
he m,ie Ab1nt two thiri, OF The distance
ioaad entertainment over night a. q pfl.
vais house. lie rcichei hone ffiiAy 10
The middle % TIE alefno0n. Oae mile OF
the way occupied two hour, havlbg % 60
on biz hani. and knees.
BAL colds are very prevalent
Mrs.. A. q. bean Is qllie VI With iroEble
% the lungs.
Mrs. Jsru,ha sheii. one OF oaf oliss,
Inhabitants, IL quite sick.
Ambrose w.riNell has sold hl, grey
mare 10 George Clark she Is considered q
very valuable beast
We see by the almanac that there Vas 30
bsA thaw ihs 2Jth. bat inste,i We hal
TIE hardest bllIIud % the winter. Oae
man says be has always bought q Robert
n ThomaS Almanac AMI believed Ia u bat
now be wishes the p. " q send II biek by
nail ani have 10 corrected.
wellington Diri was 10 town over san
Car from GofhAm. y u, where be has ,
crew ln the woods. IL IL one Oi Albany's
live yoang men. sChinhLEH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07

olcc In our year. t,crr - given % tae
rlsnbtr, of the gsuiisr sex an Opportunity
tls1rW t1tIs enterprise al executive a'il.
fy Tals opportunity VA tAkCn aivan-
tsgr of ~ tac Norway iaiies, In ne form
% leap year hau at FRIDAY evening.
TIE iaf.es ~ Paris mn entered Win en-
thsslasn Ilto the matter. AT a. me re-
slf. rise couples went iron here. Prob
s.'y q mach larger uan5er taan Soa't
lave gore rufsr the usua. order ofbirgs.
10 Va brilliant STAIR. anl was h'gaiY Cn.
Iyef by Al Who Aiteuicd. The ladies'
.ttnci o. Cos mach pleasure 10 attending
g. ths comfort and erI 1ymsut % ne Tor
tse tine hf.rg weaker 81. Dancing sas
tfpi up uuti iktc boar. Ani The lAiics a.
nvcf CD Une % Pei Val slower. Oar
society reporters tIi mo-; emulate Tie Lew
.s'or jllrua. IMPORTER. sni secure adctAll.
81 ftscr rt.Iu 10 the gcrtleueu's costumes.
Slr-s .t e. saY theT were al becom.ng'y
lfcssr'. s1f took thsir parts AZ he passive
Pc q..-ts of womAns favor I'M = suitable
uArrer Aholt sioo Vas cleared flr Hc
rlh.c lhtsry. fjr shica 1c BAL was =
rsrtei
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Weat Pnria.

1.-THE public should be disposed 10 be
lleve the rumors now In circulation In o..
gard to or ch.lr factofy they would ~
lei 90 LATER that theirs h al bcen adynsmlis
explosion =, thls place ami TIA, the West
Paris Chair FACTORY Was scattered with
is proprietor % The four winds OF Heaven.
AZ 10 the J. waylsni Klmball CO.. there
has been some trouble OF q company mat
ter. All bills have been paid AZ maturity
go far NI can learn and no Que has any
reasons 70 complain. Mr. Klmball has
dope much Coz our little village, and our
people Lerc fsil grateful 10 him for wha,
he h.s ione ard deep Interest 10 his busl'
ness fdiufc I Tel reasonably assured ~
say % The public thii our West Paris
chair factory IL all right aud started Tor 4
gooi years business. The purchsse Of
lambsr Il going on now the same a. before
The trouble. and predict that II viii not
be long before the welcome sound OF the
whistle sni the bsIE OF The saws and u Q
music ~ the machinery will b. heiri II a.
hiss been for the last year.
Passed ~ a Higher life January 25i.
Rev. Nathan Andrews, aged ~ years, )
months and - days. Mr.. Andrews had
belonged ~ tbs Mlthoiist Conference 81
year,, hal been member OF The Metho.
dlst church any years. bad presided In the
Methodist circult a. pastor AZ Peru, Ram
ford, slinsy. IIarpswell. Sewry. Mason,
Albany. ard Norway, L.vermofc. New Port.
land, New Vineyard, Naples, Baldwin. sni
Newne.d Pfssched two years Al every
place ha, LVermoie and Naples. lie died
a. be- hAi lived . deVoted christian. the
fear % death was not before HIN aud he
pUssd over IN tha, bright sumner land a.
cheerful az be was wont To inter The
house ~ o.. H. sent fog the leader OF
the choir. NJ. q. w. Bryant. Just before
he ilei and hal him Stag the hynn
come. slnT 20 me "a Heaven.
when i'm about 20 die
Li, wcin.si,y forenoon AZ II O'Clock,
our ople sHpsrlsac a dl',inct sho / ~
etrilqlak.. stoves, doors. wlniov.
aui dishes were ratified. AL a dlstlnei
IT. mhllng sensation was experleuc -.
Mrs. ThOmu Lurvey Informs me that the
trembling % the house was accompanied
by deep fumb.lnz sound.
Gfarlte Lodge % Y and A Ntslns III
q pabllc Installation a. Masonlc Hal AMI
the lol5alng elders were irs,A'lsd BY
Past M,s'er Dr y. II. Packard
a. II Hui, W. Master, Jesse &. Hove, :. ".
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!. n. 4. n. Andrews. n A iili, Chaplain.
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well, TYLER
Ailsr The exercises an excellent oyster
and pastry supper was served 10 The lower
Iltll. Excellent and appropriate music
was furnished BY The band ard local choir