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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-01-22
ROLL OF

Following is the report OF the White
Rock school for the month ending Jan.
- 1900.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-01-22

.Es~. Nevada, Jan Z, 1888.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-10-09

and cannot be maintained by proper
Interpretation Of the law. II the disere-
ton Of the Auditor is to control he is
practically the dictator In all financial
matters. II he can invalidste the pay
ment Of bill for laying Of water pipe
in Kslawao because in his opinion the
expenditure is improper he can equally
we'll prevent the purchase OF the books
and stationery necessary TO carry on the
bookkeeping Of any department. So TAR
a. can be learned iron the report this is
his opinion. The financial part OF
Minister'S duties is vital to his minister
ial existence. Nearly everything he does
foots up in dollars and cents, and to de-
prive him Of any discretion in that behalf
nullifies his responsibility. He still re-
mains absolutely responsible to the Leg
islature, but wholly upon the discretion OF
another person. This will be the practi-
csl result of s solution such IS appears to
be desired by the Auditor General.
Upon this Ministry might be expelled
by vote of censure of the Legislature
for matters wherein they were absolutely
helpless, yet with responsibility still at
tsched to them. Such condition IS
wholly incompatible with representa-
tive government, and if it is the only
condition sttsinsble under the law. the
sooner it is repealed the better. We be-
heve, however, that reasonable and
proper rendering Of this law will make 1t
possible and practicable for the govern
ment 10 90 on tremendously. Such 8
rendering Of the law will leave the dis
cretion in the Minister where it belongs,
and his responsibility will then be Whist
it ought to be, such that the Legislature
can and will safely look to him for all
that the Government does. The Audi
tor General will still have enough to do
and occasion frequently to exercise the
discretion properly vested in him by the |
law. The office is good one and when |
faithfully and fesrlessly conducted, IS it |
will be by the present incumbent, il will |
operate IS $ check upon unwsrrsntsble |
or unlawful expenditure OF the public |
funds, but this does not mean that the |
Auditor becomes the sole financial au-
thority Of the Government.
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the following statistics; Up to Sepsem-
Der SO.h the amount on deposit is $685.
9SS O. and the number Of pass books
issued TO date is s,l66. The deposits are
steadily increasing, and If the same pro
portion is maintained for the rest Of the
period IS has been for the past few
months. the funds received from this
source viii be simply sufficient for all the
needs Of Government without having to
issue bonds on loan. The Postmaster
General is sanguine Of a continuance Of
the aggregate Of monthly deposits; IS
many depositors who had reached the
previous limit Of 5000 are now filing
in to the new limit Of $500. and many
new depositors are daily placing their
funds in the Bank in Honolulu and its
numerous postal branches throughout
the country.
The following table shows the amount
Of business done since the close OF the
last biennial period, or from April 1, IS:
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easily be done, che evidence arain., ~.
thief would be too strong for him q H.
TO take the risk. It is pity that .o-.s
such amendment to the law WA u.
passed during the last Legislature.
To show how daring are the THEW.
and how successfully they can carry Il
their infamous traffic, We have reno,,.
of one ranch losing thirteen animal. 4
three months, and another LOSING h.
tween forty and fifty during the presan,
year. Cattle thieves are extremely hs,s
to catch in the act, and certsinlv A..
ranch owners should not have ali A.
burden Of tracing them out and pounc.
ing upon them, especially as the rancho,
is a large taxpayer. He should hav.
the assistance of the police whom h
pays to support, but this is a section ~
the subject We viii reserve for a futuys
article.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-10-09

TRE discussion which the Chinese
question hSS been receiving for the last
week o. two ST the hands Of newspaper
correspondents IS not much calculated 10
advance the cause oS truth. Or aid in
wise snd practical solution 0; the matters
81 issue. Most Of the communications
which have appeared have been chsrae-
termed by prejudice, superficial thinking,
sud $ fippsnt tone Of would-he smart
ness which Is not in keeping with the
seriousness Of the questions involved. In
these respects the Chinese, Or those who
have written in their name, have been
cutie As great sinners IS their opponents,
Nothing. for instance, could be more
p2e-ile than the attempt 70 shuttle on
the responsibility fOz the wholesale use
Of bribery to 6sseat the proposed con-
sti,usioaSl amendment. Every thinking
mSn knows thSt the problem before Us
Is not only inpsrstively urgent, but CON-
plics.si Sn6 delicate SIS well. In view
Of this izcs ssnSib,e people do not feel
particularly interested in the cOaSump
ton q szl:ed shrimps ST MSeSo, or in the
nsck1snss which the Chinsmen in thst
rather di<-eput&bls town may apply 10
their Portuguese fellov-resiisnts- In
marked Snd pleasing contrast with alOSt
Of The matter referred TO Is the thoughtful
sni temperate article by Rev. 5. E Bishop
II the October number Of the Friend
We cannot undertake. 10 reproduce the
srticls, but cordlsIly commend It's careful
pe-ussI ID zll our readers. II IS not 10
hs expected, Of course, thst everybody
xii SSres With tf,e writer On sll points,
brs the intelligent comprehension Of the
s1ojscz displayed IS well IS the digni6ed
and geatEezznly tone which prevails
Throughout og1sht TO have decidedly
wholesome iu6usncs, particularly on
those Who Sre srxious 10 see themselves
II print I. would be much better Tor
81 parties concerned Il in the discussion
Of this, a. vel IS other topics Of the day,
there shouIi be less Of . playing TO the
Dit, " SnG more arguments and appeals
czIccLxted 10 influence intelligent zni
ccnsc5srsiccs people
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-10-09

TE E.1leilz l-l55zs EA.Iz tie
E-rzzrsaen1 EnETstF TIE SlPrso=
Cgrz-1 z15 II haze,7 LzzE week L Eu,,t
All FrzilssF1rEi-F CnE- L L ez.E P1EEi-
lie -hx u,-r even & Il Ets usutsrx II
1ns CCl-r 4,rse VIII ms oQi1lzr7 or
1zEF, crzzzi5ls II the Cs,rz-r lis tEe
EazE- TEe Tutgzs Erz cne cIGzE Il
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.az-aaz II Eu-h lErer Il L hsa
E.l.rIz -t1,-.E-s si-,s ESI-I5l. Ezl5 Il EtE sxza
zlus EE.,iz71-z Ea.s GzzrEzzzi. Cf ia EIzlsl-
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3 large Iz- SIEErz- El1leaEEs HI.
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list sr1E--zr II IL. z-e II ztz-s, INV
r.E.E uirz1 rave eEsn hzIG IA rrre
Ezs5 z-nE E9Fz ce=n keIz N=4zzzze
TIA 6.z1rz c4Iiz1.s.E- La Eesr z-ns
through Wiz AMI eEe Il Tie fzzEi-L.l,s
rzzuz 1zEr IL zasEz Mr. T1s1es Mr.
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THESE lzF1fFizsE vary important .TzE=zfil.rlss
AMI EalEir si1,.rzlE rzs-zfEs earz1I es.rzlsiss
EE1szi-r zzsEEz sizi1Isr zE 5s-;1-sss5 ~ 4 za-r
If Tia CsIz-- cr ke Gun ever III a4azr ri.z
gI-EE Ct Ei1E szr-n, EaEn ti-e freshness
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lzs-zrz EsEEss ~ Ia essrzn=sg II de FrE
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-10-09

Tx cuE -ezz-zE= drill 6eEEes1 the TWO
E-s ccGgsz5zs S1-z-,Lxy ztssrrocz VS. 5
S-s@z sz,crszs- AZ Last 50 they say
SesscxI Ez1 Esrs b-rt, ccs q then
lady. The Ebobs ccG7Ui1y s1uod ~
% bonk O. x.,i kssp EoG cezzlzg killed
5zsi TIE srs1s1 acquitted Themselves
er1Hagy- AZ : Gci,,-k. TWO strukss q the
TEL 81 the c1EEr zsz--s,3 se.s2aEEy
slzsglzz eoozIsE nso S.Eoc- In 5
5sE zcGezx rEu fang engines we're
tssk-z1 51EE saF1r,5x she crrrsr u King
AID Fcrs STREETS Ary Ez1Eso6EE
rasEer- E1zy c1rrIsEs VIII lG11ss z1si
sr5ilrsz E1r I-lz1kzcs, E1clt h1Fs been
r-z oFsr zz,5 kI=3- PERHAPS bCz tins
ECCl5 probably p7s have zroppe,5 the
-rxSse worthy 1z,i hls4iI7rZ crEFeE1l1c-
~ Ehss c,,rr,s- II Azcri-sz1 street the No
- Es-s z-s4hi- 4z,t l1rge Sh1ss II TIE
s1srE5ss q the Esz seeEz3 70 u de-
F-tz.5 u kz=FE-g GU q the VIZ u The
&s, EE5,h hss15esis F,7ErzE az II the
5-zzsL san 6srcs 1ccg1zs 911 Ct the FIR
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q Eh,s rrvrzz,5 tC5 L1s rE,s van IN NJ
G.1E1G s1zrglse K1,5 1-ll1g Ers sEzll=zi
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FhezETsr the e1Elzf.s Krs u sslzz POSSES
SIN II 1-t= streets i'm rIcs -P1G Prrzr
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Ss@0i
THE mission Of the reform movemeu

The mission Of the reform movement
will De successful, if in addition to secur-
ing honest government for the general
good, the industries Of the country are
50 fossered IS 10 renew the prosperity OF
the early days Of the Reciprocity treaty.
In spite Of the cracking Of some people
the public has confidence in the govern
ment- One Of the best evidences Of this
Is the large increase in deposits in the
Postal Savings Bank. The month OF
September witnessed deposits OF very
nearly So, 800. Not only sire the small
savings Of the wage eSrners put there,
6ut large deposits OF two thousand dol
Lars sud over have increased This
indicates not only confidence in the
stability OF the country, but shows that
II Is not eS<y to procure investments AZ
the present time. This ought not to be
50. There Is need enough Of renewed
industries 10 use sl OF the surplus earn
inSs Of the people Why are not these
industries uqdsrtzken7 Surely our czpi-
t4IiSts, who hsve become such lSrgely
through the success CT the sugar and rice
industries, ought not to refrain wholly
truu new enterprises. We need here
fsT mare such men IS RSlstou, Of the
Bank Of CzIifoEni&, who in spite OF his
failure ST lzst did more fur the material
Development Of CzlifOrni2 than slmOst
shy other Of her great citizens Coffee
csn be 5 SUCCESS znd So1rce Of income
hsre exactly IS veil Is in CeyIon OF shy
other place The same Is true of rzmie,
II WOOL, Of many other industries yet
untyIed here The grsat land Owners q
the country zre the greater debtors.
They eJumit = grievOus mistake, not to
ssy 5 sin. If they simply lie back st ease
drawing the income which the land vii
produce without effort. instead Of max
ing active and Intelligent Efforts 10 pro-
eure = resident population upon the
I1ni. Il Is also . very short-sightsd
policy, for the uninPco7ei lands d the
country 1rs capable Of s1ch develop
usaE IS viii Pruducs ten times the
present income Il the Iargz lands re4r
Honolulu, E1r instance, Esre put IN such
shsre As To Dc o6s4ina5ls IN small lots
q reasonable terms, We should see
than settled, instead Ct Eringiug our
hands IN VsIEti0u and dizn4y 1t The
c1ustznf steady drain up0u our l4boEing
popQIzti90 Witnessed uP9n the depart
IRE II eTs-y o0-ganz steamer Our
harrsn L1is axe ggitz a capable CT BE-
eluing productive a ths great wastes Of
CzIiflrui4 which bloom Is the rise to
DAY, simply becaGze Of the e1exgy and
foresight Of the Penpls vim have brought /
Ezrsr thsre By saving the winters sup
ply Ead distributing L zbgEly over the
year Our cillIs1z eznn,5s shoE eo1f-
fzzrs II the z7FzEE1=1t and the coGR-
NJ II 11F ztrulg=r zz1ne- than by /
Ezd hearty response 70 tie
=E1rtz E4iz and making 10 izProTs The
8sE r1,zds and briggs, azd-
lrE Ehzryss and otfzr APPLIANCES are
RAPIDLY opezinz Up ths e1u1iEy and
bringing neE se,-sio1z iaso zcrss= fr1u
iEs e1aEE-
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TE news by ths lxss steamer q me
rass II TIE prize q both scss< &rd r5cs
win cSzse smiles q cocts1t 20 Usny $
sx-sc. The ne men are nearly 81
Co57sse- bzS there x-e E<ny brsnShes II
trade SrG business II Honolulu which
VII receive be1sSs from The Sivx-cs IN
ne urice u res The s-xn L&ni oErsr.
cx.lvs E&Ex1S1s gs1s-<-Ly, VII pS-t&ks
x - bezsss. tor bsz-s< rents cSl be o.
.xz-sG- Another rsS-ls VII he the Eocs
prompt <ezsiz-zz-s u Chinese <cno1zcs,
and we vs2szrs 10 SSss<t thxs the
7zocz. II Chl-sse oc1s1Srizlrs to-day
: pe-lLa1sty great As the rss- q the
coGzznIsy Depend Lxrgsly CO s1gzr, 50
tie Chlrsse 6epeo5 O. the rles crop n
n Ekl.- Tia c-oq expected : -Srge
ocs- he SeGSoc rs been favorable
z1G C-lsss : hssTT S-cr- comes 8loCE
1-e 1SrTe<s vii Dc ocs II the hssE5es--
gs1 rsape.i- Bzt the se,soc,i exp Of e4.:h
psxr i 8 Er Eors Ezc=rrSiz C-x1,Ity
shx7 TIE s-<s, CO <croczs Of tie sSriy
x1oc-< u shs rxL-T sszSun- Ths Pcsss1.
sxglzas EeS1Asr Ey s&Ply 6crs-W $
os&Fy SeurE-
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TEExz i S Considerable increase
x1oaE ne nSsive population q converts
70 Morzo1sSn- he Mormon uisSSoa-
aries hxve been visiting every island
daring she p&Ss yez-, Sni h<ve gathered
8 lxrge number of car Hawaiian fellow
cszsseas into their toli. Whist the az
,rzc.soE Is We have not hee7 $bls 10 Gls-
covs-, %. Z : az uniochseG fSel, s15
o1s thz- ths members q The Chrls-z<a
6s2o1inKsio1S should carefully tSks
coSazz&sce o5. Ssvszxl churches Or
meeting hocsex have recently been
erected Tor Muruon worship.
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EsF Nepvs IN kEsvs

AIE-Lz scrap. printed IN tc-a<y's Is
S1e. openS the 6oor s little further into
ne life q the lSss wSiss< N. Gibson.
No So1hs his fall history wo1ld BE ex-
sre1sly Interesting. Il would also show
more clearly why lie which might
have been brilliant Success, became 5
miserable failure Had Mr., GShsoa with
his Sc&1owieiSed ability been ies-lsSSly
ho1sSs kni patriotic be might hsve died
universally regretted instead q with the
e-misv q the Community.
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IRIS : zz9stsr s1E FsTsS1 thai ths Leg
lsE.EzErz trlGr 70 zfI9grzzezt id Ut AZ
tend u TIE gzszcl1cz al dzEzrzzes b.
tween the CABINET and The Az6Ito.-Gsz-
zxL The rzpcEs u the xtrsrt tie Leg
IEt1-s Indicated dearly enough ttzs thers
Egz vial poIzz II Eszue- Tie Azl5st
an heczzs k# Il Issz- IGa zznerzTTE
understood Ehzz Z Z tEs =1sx Ct ne
Hao- Edward Pr=zS11- Al iEzs tire At
tarnzy -5e1ersl viii TIE GI5ss1 Admir-
a=1rEz511- L X aLso Supposed tEzz the
IzE G1EI1@z Ike =EzzE-ss q s1zz Ct tie
EEEEazz cnI5E5sz- Il DIES MT Esesszzx-
Ey E1iI7E th95 tEe at, Eflils ysry FIJI.
zlzzlzss AID Prsrlzss zPPl5ss 70 Al c1z<iz-
gzze5=s zElzEz here II fzcs Eie15a1 hzs
oszzrTzs5, Il spPesrz y the rzpoE5 AID a.
L zz1e-zIIy Ro#z- TEe rzzor- wa M
rsrEEFzsS III seFzrzl weeks of tie sezs5orl
lad elapss5, AID Ezz tzza rz6s-rz5 y :
eszzzzrrss k1r Ezfi1c- TIE earzzssfss
hzd EEber Ct meetings EFc1 EEs szh-
5eee- huz hzd EGs dzz15s1 zpo1 any y
c5@zerosssIsC wEec Mr. Bsh5EIa, fEs
eazsEEzz. FzE EEzg, and u rzp1yE VA
n45z- IT EEe Az E5s A1sEtor4Gezer1I
Eaz Ezz1 peaE ZEs azsse beszszz
the CahIzeS and this pGczE srasex 1re1
THESE PoEsE4 Il lis FzHzEpEz<zS5s1 Z
csrrsr. TIE Authority # tse Ministry Il
EzszeszE matters = FrzeEsrzslF szdss-
Ee beEsEs tzz< La position = Ezszz.
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TEzzE l. cutie new departure IN
Moth No1s II the shape Of : pruspec-
tive sz-1r uIsntz15on. The land taken
ID fur the purpose l. ADORE the upper
Gore-nrent road zn6 varies IN height
tron l 100 10 1000 feet shove the ses
level lis sztuztsi SInost IN direct
Ene run P4hoehoe- Considerable land
h4s been broken up ard cane : SIresiy
pIznts,i- There 4rs two proposals fur :
mill. which Is to Dc siruslei near the
zea- saGe three niles Of One plan 1
u fine the e2nz down, though where
the Extsr L I'd cuus fruu L uystE-y
70 the zziritizzssi, bat the protector
uzzz1zlnz hs kD9Es where any quantity
Of wz1sr can be o6tzi1ei- The othe-
project Is 70 run II down by wire rope-
TIE Land L az z1ch character that 10
pEcczhlrz C=n Dc ds,1s &ni the Eurk hz<
81 10 be accomplished oF hsEi- There
l. II i1C1s inst excellent cane viii grow
II this part u k0c4- Sm.l patches
gEzr1s,t BY EEs n4tiEess- simply tlr house
hold consumption, flourish spIsadIiIy-
HeE Il VII 1gy III r4Ese CINE fur pcu6t L
c-z.s GzztL-sr thing Gnd the kln44fnss
Blok Oh Win .orE Of ST. Thomas sEirIE
suoezrInz II thar eyss- As far Is Ezter
r1es fur the Purposes II eI-lziVzFb1n. sTzu
L II sUgpJF CHI De tagged iron the
hills, thzre Es ample showers 1t the
eIsT1z6gr chosen hy the Prr1i=,.t1rs Of the
new Fenrzrs- YsgE54zi7C Ii tins height
Il rsry Il-x1-riisut znsi8 period II drought
L ur1..s1.zIIT unknGEu- HE erup eG1
sazrs51rs 5sge1i EPuo r8in with lsr
u.,re Certainty Gh8z PLEIta1hlnz sifE8tsd
L 1Ghzr PIL.ses. which have "a depend
Ep.1r tie saue zcGrs II zuppIy- With
rsEIr5 Gu TIE eIsT1z51u, which L Csr-
t4faLF Tsry high Esr higher thin Is en-
sili5=rgsf printable ID plant II HEz4EH4-
Kzz CT Hin districts Il K er1rtzn5sfi
si.1s 1i-s cIIznz.Ezs al Eala L Eare mid
5Faz sfther II ti-lEe tE7 districts, and
tz-rhzr that the crgP lbs H,15 10 cIla5s11
Win 1izz ri,rgr II tie ErEiE Rlsi-
This Ezr=1Et u EEzin zE4rt ezns eIzlrl-
Fzz57r II E1u4 hEz erzEr=,1 47-i-s LIME
sEzf-zzsGt Iz,91E L very LatEz-saziHE
1.,ruI1zi1r- HEELl4Ez VII remember
MI E-is Il z1e Eas= first =455rr n the dis
Eri--- Twenty years Gz7 I1iEz HErt. ct
MN, E4i ! FLEzE411ln Ii E=EIzkzEz1-
#h5:h EEs abandoned E11sr Z ling zEruz-
re- Or cnC-ze, / zIl1sasEfzI PlElEE1I1u
Hgu6 IL Eocn u zhs DISTRICT i1r 4
would give n og-lsz In s10s Il the
Iz-zIz Industries EEi.h ara E1E L1Ezazh-
I'M n srzz Ezsris,1 In EE.k II zErkzs-
4 z1gIr piLnEazl.C 1z=ans F'1FG-afl1us
And 1rsc-TLzir7z zEaEE spending EGceF-
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Is THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

\ TIE Hawaiian Islands.-Iu Chamber In
the matter Of HENRY s. SWINTOS- BsnF-
rIPt Order on petition Of bankrupt for diS.
charge from debts.
Upon reading and aIiLg the petition Of Hsury
> cEintoa- OF HOnOlulu. alleging that nor
I1en ak months have elapsed since he Vas
acJ1aiesisd bankrupt and praying fora dis
charge ffo1 ali Of his debts.
IL i ordered that WEDNESDAY. the fOsh
osT Of october. 1888. AZ 10 O'Clock A. h. Of thst
1@J- Al The COurt Room in Alffolsuf Hai-
Holoi1i1- o. AID IL hereby appointed the tine
and pace Tor hearing OF ssid Petition. 1hgu
EEc where al creditors Who have Or0ged tbeir
et4l7s agsi1ss said bankrupt nay sppssr and
saoE esass- u s1J they have Ehy The 5rayer on
a1s1 g11kr1pt s1oCId not be granted
AND u IL further ordered that notice be given
oy Advertisement 10 the HAEAuAE GfzETTT
seeslT 1sFsPsP-r- N the English language
ior tnrss s1eeesEiFs Issues Of the time and
Place o. Zach hearing, and that tie Clerk Of The
S-PrsEe Co1rr nail notices o. the tine and
z -ce - sIc1 hezEiEz 70 all creditors rbo have
pI0Ted their dsots
siinesz NJ hand this 18Th daJ Of
September, 1873.
l. McCULLY.
80. JGstics Supreme Court.
1874 J.H. RErs7. Second pepv,y Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-10-09
CUPREME COURT or T,,,,

~ Hawaiian Islands.-In Probate r. g ~
matter OF the Estate OF CHARLES BRFNff1s'
OF Honolulu, deceased. Order appointin.. 49,,
for Probate OF Will and directing pub.ics ~, ~
police OF the same. W
A document, purportiug to be the Lac. MA,
and Testament Of Charles BreniR dece.".s
having on the 9Th day Of October, fSSS 49,.
presented to said Probate Court and ns,i,sS.
foi the Probate thereof, and for the issusnee ~
ing been Alea By him Aa'-
II Is hereby ordered, that MONDAY. tha
sSih day OF Oct. 1885, st 10 O'Clock n Of 80
day, AZ the Court Room OF said Court, Al Chan
oers In AhioiSnl Hale, Honolulu, be. and ~
same Is. hereby appointed the tune FOR nro, -
sAid VIII and hearing said application. VIE.
anG where any person interested nav anpssr
sno contest the said Will, and the grautipS ~
Letters TestSmentzry. u
Dated Honolulu, October 5, 1855.
By the Court:
IsSS-St. HENRY SMITH. DenBtv r,,.-.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-10-09
HENRY SMITH. neDuty CIeTt
COURT OF THE

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~ Hawaiian IslAnds--In Probate. In he
z4E-s- OF the estate OF ALEXANDER NoDTrFP
Lz-s OF Hou0lai1. deceased
u res1luz and fling the petition ana A.
eo7zis O Henry Watsrh0use and J. T. Water.
a9zse, 81; sIse9ioTS Of The viii OF ALEXAN-
DIX NcDUFP, late Of Honolulu. Oahu d.
esisso- wherein they ask 10 be allowed go. ana
Charge themselves with SS.295 and ask that he
sane nay Be examined and approved and thsf
nuSl order nav be made Of distribut Of r.
property remaining in their hands 70 the uer-
IAsir s1FeIiss from All further OPPORTUNITY q
sucn executors
IL Is ordered that MONDAY, the 18th dsy Of
November ISIS, ~ 10 o'clock A. n At Chamber
ID the Court House 81 Aiiiolani Hale HouoIuIa.
De and the same j. hereby appointed a. Ire
TINE and place for hearing said petition and sc-
eoInts. and that ali persons interested NAV then
and there appear and show cause. il anT theY
Lave, u! tae same shouid not be granted and
may present evidence IS 10 who are entitled ro
The laid property.
BIZ the Court:
lZ2ssl HENRY SMITH. nepufv CLERK
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