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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

SENATOR BUTLER of South Carolina
in addressing the Senate Tuesday on
the division and admission Of Dakota
forcibly expressed himself Of one Mr.
Edgerton of that Territory, who had
spoken discourteously of him as will
be seen from the language quoted:
He referred to one of the gentlemen
seeking seats rs the senator from
Dakota, (Mr. Edgerton) as one of
whom he had spoken Of courteously
in the last Congress, but who in re-
cent speech in Dakota had alluded to
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
Notice for Publication.

LAsD OFFICE AT BLACKrour. Imam
April Bird. tssa 4
Notice = hereby given that the fpfi,y-f-.,
named settler has filed notice III ha int,,r,,ias,
that said proof will h. made before ~, t,.u
w and Receiver at DlaCkfGut tdahn an d.
Jntn' lss' viz TIbTUn COCkREr.t. IN ID i N9
sT,,i ~ Wy w. w a. vs. awi ana srEa srf
w nhincs the following witnpsAs-a IN ,,r,,s,
hia CONTINUOUS residence upon, stgl c,,itf,a,i',
Of said land, VIZ. ~ cultivation
=, Chas, y Richards. Dan G. Iltebards II
,S,ei.son, Sim Goodwin all NJ Bingham cn,,,,,,
FRANK W. HBAar.
HEafsfor
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

As THE swift passing days bring
us nearer the opening of the cam
paign and news comes crowdine in
from the outposts we grow more and
more sanguine of a glorious demo
cratic victory in the Territory and in
Bingham county. 1t may be true that
1.-THE ms" have some advantage in a
political race, and party once de-
feated may have to overcome the
shock and decentralization incident to
thatdefeat as well as the weighty num-
bers OF its opponent in order to win
in the next battle, but these circum-
stances will furnish but little advan-
tage to our opponents in the coming
bAttle to be fought in the Territory
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

JACOB SHARP is dead. This kind
service of nature comes to the courts
of New York as special providence
and relieves them of an embarrass-
ment they have been trying to get
rid of for many long months. The
courts may dilly-dally with a case,
but the grim monster never shrinks
from disposing of one when the time
comes.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

The voters of Bingham county, and
what is true of Bingham in this par
ticular is true of all the counties OF
Idaho Territory, should exercise their
best judgment and discretion in the
selection of candidates for lawmakers.
The News is not prepared to say, this
far in advance, what new laws if any
should be enacted, but it is frank to
say that some now in force should be
amended and some repealed. The big
bolus swallowed at one gulp and with
out mastication by the last general
assembly in the way of the Revised
Statutes, has brought about the neces-
sity for amendments and repeats.
In order to have good and whole
some laws the lawmakers must be
good men, men of discretion and
judgment and men identified with the
best interests of the people whom they
represent and who are solicitous about
the best interests of all the Territory.
States and Territories have suffered
from bad laws enacted by evil men.
men who could be bought and sold
like sheep in the SHAMELESS, but the
days for such men are rapidly pass
ing BY and the people are seeing to it
that fewer marketable men enter lec-
islative halls every year. The News
would impress upon the voters of
Bingham county judicious selections.
selections of men identified with the
county, men who have interests at
stake and men Of ability who can pre-.
pare bill and push it TO its final
passage. Voters, look the field over
and when the time comes select none
but good men,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
Hurrah For lnhn SulIIIan.

My dear friends, John got left, and
50 will you, unless you take advantage
Of the low prices on Groceries, Pro
visions and Dry Goods to be found ut
at the old Cheap Cash Store Bran
new stock, clerks and all. Just open.
ed up. Everything clean, fresh and
staple; satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded Call and see them,
twill do you good.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

DEATH is reaplng a rich harvest
this Spring from the field of promi
nent Americans. Within few days
he has cut down Chief Justice Waite,
Ex-attorney General Brewster, Gen'l.
Q. A. Gilmore and Ex-senator Ros-
coe Conkling is dying.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

L $, Land once az EiarkGO,yt Idaho
March Itch t-a'
Notice h hereby giyen that tbs fylisYu ifiz
named settler has hted tOtier ~ Eer Hts,ntEstt
% make n'tni prO1r IN support " hrr claim TOR
AMI IN btbaiy w tac HetFs, aH1 that sNbi pFfa1r
VIII hc made before Ehr Register ned Hretig 10
at ulackfoot, lhaho, On April sltk tssE siH
Martha I -myUr, whtsw 10 tgFua StuyeF.
ard q ami swAg $50 section n tDmnshjp
range ~ raat Shs Names the fetl4s ing ptf.
nraHo~ % prove her euutiu aous FrAFftrtef uts.
IN and cultivation " ssti1 lard VIZ EIFgfsr 4
Johnson, Ezra ucCk Nbssva Deck anI 1uhll
ktlil1ns all % hlacaFpDt, ttlAhu
3lf FRAaE W HE1sE. Register
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
Notice for Publication.

q. ). Land Office at fiiackfoot Idaho,
March tsth. issss.
Notice Il hereby given that John PFiEchrtt
OF iilACkfDOt. Idaho has tleti nDtice Ut lntsu.
zion 10 make proof on his desert lAuI claisa No
3.l9 fer the sslA " section "a township | south
range ~ cHst befuFe tine hsEtsJsr ami Receiver
at llHckfGots Idaho, pn Tuesday 4fLh tay IN
ApFil. lNes, tie names this following witnesses
q prove thr complete Irrigation sal rvrta ma
Eion " said land Presley 81 Fux Hrnry Dip-
pie Ablah WadsWUrth AMI William AraYY, All
81 bingham 60 Idaho fRANK " HASA
SIT nrst,trr
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Having qualified as Aarni,ts,.,,,, Z, !,
un,icc o. 4, y Cook deceased. bsTabv ,,tso
ns,,t " ~ persOns having cnlrns tg,iy. t,
aud witl n ressnt te Same well authentic tied
~ hnaIhcss " the town Of Pocntne haos
p,,bina, within ten months from date ~ n,,sy,
fnrc,,ca ION ~ this notice. or the sarne SIN ~,
pn, oi hstate Of A. T.. Cook fjecsased DIE
'Voatcll7' Idaho, March grd isss al
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
DESERT LAND, rINAL rnOog.
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE Ar HLkcNTour, inAHo.
March 18th. lssa Z
Ngttce Z hereby given that Henry " rlrnnsft
ot bhCkF0pt, Idaho. has tilet nntCts ~ intrn.
tloh Y mako proof on hls desert land claim
NO, W, TOR thc ~ section ~. ami ars urc M
toWnShint south, rungt ~ Gust, before Hrufs
~ and HrcUivcr ~ BlArkEn,t, idaho. Mf41
Jay, the -ari dag uf April. tp,S mn tagurs
w, tnltuwinH witnesses 20 prove tlr tstntfyssfr
lrriRAtipu and reclamation ~ sall taDd prrs
w y f2E, Harvey smith, Perry Anauu.
- FHANE W HEANu
80 ltTREstgF
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
DESERT I.ANn- rlNAL rEnnr
Notice for Publication.

Land Once d HiackrD0t. idaho
March, tta, tsss
NotlCr Il hereby given that Harvey W Saith
ot nEdsu. Y tan. mas aird nIttcw ~ Intention 10
mako nnal pruUf ON his dessert land rbainl W
sBI, log tine sNs4 ~ see ai and nrt4 sust sre ~
township south. ruuEu 10 ruat tsyEnFp
tbe Register aud Receiver at EiArhfOot ttiaap
on Monday. the - day " A prti tsss
tic names ths following Witnesses a. prove
thr C0inpletr irrigation and reclamation IL ambI
Lhud: Henry ", liguGrtt. WtiiiHn 4 lireawath
Presley u Fox \ Etagpu tioggtns al " flag.
RAIN county, Idaho, FHtNk " UNtgr,
SAt Rrgtssrr
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land once nj Hlnckfnot. Idaho
March ~ tsag

Land ONCE at Blnckfnot. Idaho
March ~. tsss
Notice is hereby given that the f,,tl,,vt,..
named settler has tlnd notice IL irttcnts,,r, 4,
TAke hnal pruyf IN support ~ hia claim. ana
, ,,ht Sal1 prof. VIII Dr. made before Hrgtafrr d
hst"lgnf ~ BRckfpnt, Idaho on Aprtt ~ t4ss
w. JpHS NEApEH, on " Z M fst2 for me
uIa Sc. " township south. range III ra4t
re names the following witnesses h. prnva
Of said land viz! 49, N''t'' "es'lu
uegrRe W Weeks William A Downing. Jack
son =, Warl and Charles ~ Hines, RlI III Hing.
n ., '"Hhty iahho' FRANZ W HEAwE
"~' HrwiafpF
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

DLAcKFoor. SATURDAY, ApRII "A. Nv

THE old sachem John Kelly is dead
but Tammany is going down TO st
Louis with more enthusiasm than
ever Tammany did not want Cleve-
land in 1884, but Tammany is ablazc
for Cleveland in 1888.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
Notice to Debtors.

&, n9tice is hereby giynn to all parties know
iat,, ','I'setVss Indebted to the estals rf thr
,,I q =, Iopk deceased 10 come forwR N ma
nisn payment 70 me nj my ufoe m tbc ~,
~ .,chteiIo' idaho, without DELAY ana tbnrnb,
a., JAMES II BfHtE
f"cateilo' Idaho. March 10th, Issa AZ
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
NOTICE...TImber Culture.
L. 5. Land once, al nlackfu0t. Idaho,
March 18th lgSs Z

z
March, 18th. lsss
Complaint having been entered aE thts ONCE
by Oscar Fletcher against AsAei HaekmHn, fnF
failure 10 comply with law as 10 Ttmbcp7Cul
tuFe Entry No $50, dated March 5th, Issb upon
the set4 section :, townships north, range ~
east, Ia bingham county, Idaho, with view 20
ths cancellation Of said entry, contestant al
leging that satt Haeknan failed 10 break fiYB
acres ~ Land the nrst year after entry ana
failed IN break nve acres the second year after
entry that thcrr Is not ten acres IT said lard
hereby summoned u appear AE this once ati
the ~ day OF April lsss, az ~ q clock a. ~. u
respond and furnish testimony conserving
said alleged failure, FRANK " tisAsE,
SlT Register
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
FOUND

An article that gives general salts.
faction. The Big Can Baking Pow,
ders. Guaranteed to equal any in the
market and double the quantit, at
the same price. Try can. To be
had at w. H. DANtLsoS's
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
Territorial Board Of Equalization,

A meeting of the Territorial Board OF Equal
zation will be held at the Otiice Of the Terrific
rial Controller In the Capitol building at Boise
City Idaho, ON the tirst Wednesday, second
day OF MAY, lsSS, at IL O'Clock "A. M, for the
purpose OF taxation; for the assessment, val
uation and equalization OF the property OF all
railroads and telegraph companies having
property In this Territory as provided b. law
nj which time and place all persons 50 desiring
may appear before said board.
Il A. STEVENSON, Governor.
CHAS HIMROD Treasurer.
JAS, H. WLCKERSHAM, Controller
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
DENTAL NOTICE.

DIR. c. Hamilton, dentist, who has
been practising in Blackfoot for the
past few weeks and who has done ex-
cellent work will leave soon for the
north. Parties wanting dental work
should call early. The Dr. will stop
over at the various points along the
road.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

THE Democrats of Idaho will make
bold and open fight for victory al
the November election on the honest
principles of their party, the local
measures which they will advocate
and the superior fitness and qualifica-
tions of the men whom they will name
for the offices. The campaign, so fan
as they are concerned, will be remov-
ed far above hlackguardism, offensive
personalities and the dishonest
means and trickeries often resorted
to in exciting times of election. In
naming their candidate for delegate
to Congress they will present to the
people man who will boldly and
tearlessly advocate the principles and
measures of his party without equiyo-
cation or evasion whether he be on
the stand in kootenai or Oneida,
whether in Nez Perces or Lemhi coun-
ties, and touching his honesty, integ-
rity and qualifications for the position
we will be willing that his opponents
themselves shall be the Judges. In
the matter OF county offices, the News
makes no hesitancy in saying we shall
offer to the voters the very best ma
terial we have at our command; men
Of such well known fitness and quail
itications that our opponents them
selves will endorse them as such if
they will not support them by their
votes. This will be the course and
aim of the democracy of the Territory
in the coming campaign and we sub
nit them to the voters for approval
and endorsement.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
SEEDS, | NORTHERN GROWH SEEDS

have large stock Of the celebra.
ted Northern Minnesota garden seed,
which am selling at cents a pack.
age. These seeds are fresh and new.
Nail orders for these seeds will have
prompt attention. d. II. BIEruAN.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14
Meeting OF the Democratic Central Com.
mittcc, April 2lst.

4 meeting Of the Democratic Cen,
trail Committee Of Bingham County
will be held in Blackfoot, Saturday
April 2lst 1888, to transact impor.
tant business and to I'LL vacancies, II
any exist, in said committee. It is
earnestly desired that every member
be present at this meeting.
j. G. ANDERSON, Chairman.
W. 5. HoPsoN, Asst Secy.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

A SLIGHT paraphrase of Cassibianca
is apropos to John Sherman in his
candidacy for president just at this
time.
John Sherman stands on the sinking deck
Whence all but him have fed.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

BLAINE men in the east have cap.
tured the delegation of Vermont to
Chicago for the Plumed Knight; this
shrewd move practically shut the
door in the face of Senator Edmunds
and puts him out of the race. If the
friends of Mr., Blaine insist on bring.
ing him before the Chicago conven-
ton after his declinatlon and what
has been said and done in the past
few months, the country win be given
and exhibition of bucking and kick
ing that will take the cakes from a
bucking match of all the cayuses on
the western plains.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

'arnesr, and what is In 5ne mothers
leart will come out in the chiId,s life
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

Il run for office,
lows too. the sage
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-04-14

Of idaho, got in his work of denounc-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-19
KAUAI SUGAR SCHEME.

Advices from San Francisco state
that Mr.. w. Kenny Watson had
cabled to Mr.. Geo. Macfarane, that
the prospects were good to float the
Kauai Sugar Co.. and requesting
him to visit Glasgow, to assist in the
details of organising this important
enterprise. Messrs. Gay and Rob-
inson, of Kauai, at the request of
Mr.. Watson, have been advised
through Mr.. Macfarlane to this
effect. Hon. II. Z. Baldwin is
among the last Honolulu subscrib-
ers to this company, Mr.. Macfar-
lane having induced him on the voy-
age over on the Australia to sub
scribe $40, 200 to the stock Of the
company. Some of our best and
wealthiest planters and capitalists
are connected with this enterprise,
which promises to be the second
largest in the kingdom.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-19
THE DAMON MEMORIAL.

The Worcester Spy has an ac-
count of the presentation, August
29th, to the town of Holden, Mass.
of High School and Library, to be
known as 1.-The Damon Memorial"
1t is granite building, 62 by G5 #.
on the ground, two stories high,
with tower at one corner for the
clock and bell, and private room for
the principal of the school. The
main schoolroom is 40 by 4G TT.
with two recitation rooms, lG by
% it, The main book room is 81
by 40 it., and the reading room is
20 by 30 fl. The building is erect
ed in the middle Of the village near
ly opposite the old Damon Mansion.
1t was presented to the town com
pletely furnished with insurance
paid for five years, and fund OF
$1,000 for the annual increase of
the library. 1t is the gift of Mr..
S. G. Gale, at the suggestion of
Rev. DR.. Damon, of Honolulu,
whose sister is the wife of Mr.. Gale.
Mr.. Gale with his wife visited the
islands a few years ago, lie is a
lawyer residing in Minneapolis,
where fortunate Investment in city
lots have given him an estate valued
at 81, 900, 600.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-19
PRESENTATION,

Last evening Paymaster Frank
w. Arms of the L. S. Vandalia was
presented with a gold headed kou
cane, by the clergy and members of
the choir and I'd congregation of St.
Andrews Cathedral, as memento
of pleasant associations and his con-
slant help in the services. During
the whole of the stay of the vessel
IN this port Mr.. Arms has been a
regular attendant in the choir and at
all rehcarsals, and has rendered
valuable assistance. BY his many
sterling qualities he endeared him
self to all he came in contact with.
Following him on the next steamer
will be an address containing the
names Of those who contributed to
the testimonial. The cane, very
handsome one, has the monogram
f. w. a. on the top of the head. 1t
was manufactured by Wenner & Co.
and is choice piece of work.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-19
rNG WnkliAN ELeEr,

The bark Thomas Pope arrived
in San Francisco, September 10th,
from the Arctic and brought the
following report of the catch of the
whaling fleet up to July 18th:
Bark Abram Barker, l whale,
Belvedere 2, j. A. Rowland 2, La
gona1, Ocean 2, Reindeer 2, VIM.
Bayliss /, Young Phoenix 1, Balena
5, Belugai, schooner j. A. Hamil-
ton 1, barks Narwhal 1, Orca 1,
Thrasher 1, schooner Rosario 2; 25
all together.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-19
PASSENGERS.

For Maui and Hawaii per stmr Khan,
Sept 1S-For Volcano: A Crook
shank and G II Whitehead. For Hilo
and way ports His Majesty the King,
Miss hattie Kipi, Hon L Fl Bailey, Il
Babe and wife, NJ A Gonsalvcs, Hon
Wight, IL Richard, II w Mist, Mrs
Rose and son, G Sneyd-Kynnersley and
wife, IL III McInerny, o p Paine. A 7
Atkinson, Miss Turner, Mrs Barnard,
Mrs G Motley, G p Kamanoha and fam
lily, Hon ID Kamai. Rev Luhiau,
wife and child II a Heen, Miss Makee,
Mrs f p Hastings, + S Dunn, Ii Laws
and 80 deck.
For Kauai ter stmr Mikahala. Sept
1S-IIon w II Rice, wife and family,
Miss Harris, Mrs f Wilhelm, Hon Fran
els Gay, Rev Goodell, Z lsenberg jr,
L Bertelmann, Miss Forbes, II Savers,
Mrs Kakina and 60 deck.
For Maui and Hawaii per stmr w G
Hall, Sept 1S- j S Emerson, Mr. Alex
ander, w ii Eialstcad, r p Parker and
. children, @ Achu, Mr. Aki, Mrs Nc
Ray, j p Lind, Siders, Mrs McDade,
j NJ Monsarrat, Mrs Dickinson, Mrs
Hayselden and rs deck.
From San Francisco per S S Austria
liza, Sept Is Mrs ID Center, Mrs r Love
anu Cllll'l. III u IL w IlIuSSs WIG anu :
children, Miss A Walker, Miss NJ
Walker, Miss Louisa Brickwood, +
Dunn and wife, Mrs w M Giffard and
child, Mrs G b Moore and child, A
Ivers, f Fourier, Miss l. r Patch, Miss
Lydia FItzimmons, n SESachs, A In
ZACH, w Il Bingham, Ii Smiley, DR. a A
Crane and wife, Mrs M l. Hall, T w
Fleming, Jno NJ Sass, w j Frederick,
wife and child, G Turton, b f Saylor
IL Marshall, Mrs NJ NJ Evans, 3 chill
dren and nurse, Mis- Capt. j Brown
Miss Hattie Brown, Miss X L White,
j Crookskank, G ii Whitehead. L
Colburn, Mrs Lacy, Miss NJ Dyke, A '
Gear. g Il Wight and % Storage.
From Hamakua and Lahaina, pei
stmr Iwalani, sept l9-AIrs q d Mills
Master r Dexter, Master 7 Richard
Miss Bessie Richard and - deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-19
SHIPPING NOTES.

The U S Vandalia sailed for San
Francisco this forenoon.
A bark was reported II miles Off
about l 80 this afternoon.
The steamer kaimiloa will sail for
Lahaina and Hamakua on Friday morn
ing mt 8 o'clock.
The S 5 Australia, III G Houdlette
commander, sailed from San Francisco
Sept 18th, at 2 p m, with 80 cabin and
% Storage passengers; eight 12l3
tons. Sept 18th to 10th, light L and
n w winds. Sept 18th and 18th, light
trades and fine weather.
The Alta of Sept l1th, reports the
wreck of the Brit blk Derby Park on
Pennryhn Island. The crew reached
Tahiti; the captains wife was drowned.
The brig John ID Spreckels was on
the Merchants drydock, when the Aus
tralia was in San Francisco, undergoing
extensive repairs. She is being re-trce-
nailed, re-caulied and painted, and
several new knees are being put in
The sum of $2S, 900 was reported ne
cessary by Board of Survey to tit the
Mohican for cruise of three years.
The estimate is divided rs follows
Hull, $4,000; boilers, $4,000; and
engines, $4,000. These repairs having
DCCIl lllcD dlt HOW DclIlS
made at Mare Island.
Messrs Il NJ Hatch. Curtis Iaukea and
C Brown have purchased the Kings
yacht Healani at private terms,
1t is reported that Burgess, the we'll
known yacht builder, is building Il
yacht. to be little larger than the Hea-
lani, for Mr. j ii Patty and others.
The w G Irwin had a very rough time
on her last trip from the Islanks to San
Francisco. TO the eastward of the ISL
and of Oahu she experienced Il heavy
cyclone. The storm blew away the
reefed main stay-sail ms she was hove
10 the wind, and the lower topsail and
foresail cleur out of the bolt ropes. The
storm lasted twelve hours, and was sc
severe that it was impossible to work
for thirty-siX hours afterward.
Captain W G. Goodman, formerly
master of the Hawaiiaa brig Hazard
and of the schooner Golden Fleece, has
sent a communication TO the Branch
photographic Office warning mariners
of huge tree drifting about the Pacific
Ocean. Capt Goodman first saw tho
tree on Nov lG, 1887, while on the brig
Hazard bonnd from San Francisco Il
HilO. 1t was in latitude 26 deg 90 mil
north, and long 1872 deg % min west
One of its roots and branch stuck NJ
in the air and gave it the appearance
from distance OF Il raft with jury-rig'
ged masts. The captain was so deceiy'
ed that he kept away off his course t.
pass rear it. On June %, llSS, III
again sighted it from the deck of tn,
Golden Fleece, and was again so mucl
deceived that he passed close to it t
identify it. This was in latitude "a de!
50 min north, aud longitude I3 deg !,
min west. The tree was a large Oregon
spruce, fully $50 feet long and five fee
thick.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-19

Three cllnkur built boats came by the
bark veloo " from Hongkong, for sale
at prices ranging between s45 and $40
The steamer Eva will sail for Eva to-
morrow with load of lumber for build
ing paddy houses at EVA
The Hawaiian bark Lillian has not yet
been sold. Her owners, Wing Wo
Chan s. Co., want $4,000 for her.
ARRIVALS AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Aug 20, brig d Spreckels, % days
from tlilo. Brig Lurline, 20 days from
Hilo.
Aug 81. bark C u Bryant, 2215 days
and bktne airy Ninkelman, pa days,
from Honolulu.
Sept 3, brig w G Irwin, 81 y days.
Sept 6, schr w Bovine, u 4 days.
DEPARTURES FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Aug 30, bark w B Godfrey for Mana
imo.
Aug 81, bark Alden Besse for Mana
limo.
Sept 9, brig d Spreckels for Kahu-
lui.
Sept 6, bark Lady Lampson and brig
Cousuelo for Honolulu.
Sept 10, brig Lurline for Hilo.
PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
Sept IL, bark q d Bryant.
Sept ii, brig w 6 Irwin.
Sept %, S S Mariposa.
Bktne Mary Winkelmann and schr w
S Bovine.
SYDNEY.
Aug "a, S S Zealandia from Honolulu.
NAVARRO RIVER.
Aug 90, bark James A King for Homo
lulu.
| LONDON.
Aug IS, Brit S S San Mateo for San
Francisco, via Hongkong and Honolulu
PENANTTE.
Aug %, Brit S S San Mateo for Hong
kong, Honolulu and San Francisco.
| AUCKLAND.
Sept 10, S Zealandia for Honolulu
on contract time and without Union
| crew.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-19
WASHED OFF THE ROCKS.

Captain Weir of the Iwalani re-
ports that on last Saturday Portu-
guese, while fishing from the rocks
for shell fish at Kukuihaele, was
washed into the sea. The captain
and his crew were looking about all
Saturday night and Sunday morn
ing for the body but without sue
cess. Shortly after noon on Sunday
they searched again, and was just
about to give up, when they saw the
body brought up by shark. The
crew finally got it away from the
monster, minus the left leg.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-19
THE LABOR TROUBLES AT sgd.

Captain Hayward appears to have
had great success in his fight with
the Union men in Sydney to super
intend which he remained behind at
that port. 1t was expected that
practically all trouble for the
OceaLic S. S. Co. was over, at least
for the duration of the recently ex-
tended mail contract. This result
had been attained without the COM
pany giving in on any point.