davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11
HoUsR-sEcoND DAY.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 4. 1888.
The Speaker announced the following
Committee on Rules: Messrs. Sharp, Ma
gruder, of Warren, Longstreet, Carter and
Beeman.
Mr.. Sharp moved that members proceed
10 draw for seats, and that Messrs. Magru-
der, Hoskins, Askew, Clemens, Fowler,
Deason, Patton, Reed, of Yszoe, Stovall, of
Clarke, Beeman, Thomas and Whitney be
permitted TO remain in the hall during the
drawing.
On motion of Mr.. Hooker, Gen ]. H.
eharp, late Speaker, was permitted to re-
main in the hall and 10 take first choice Of
seats.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
By Mr.. Granberry-That a committee Of
three be appointed to wait on the Sena te
and inform that body that the House is now
fully organized and ready to proceed to
business.
Committee-Messrs. Burkitt southworth
and Watkins
By Mr., CIenens-That a committee
three be APPOINTED to arrange the mile
Messrs. e Harris and Cranberry We
appointed 2sssen Nh ite III sgssEFior o,
'7'''s .zation OF the Legislature.
Madison-To invite ministers OF
% open the sessions with prayer.
&c matter of electing a postmaster OF
postmistress was, on motion Of Mr.. Roberts,
referred TO the Speaker.
The joint committee 10 wait on Governor
reported that duty performed.
Adjourned till II o'clock tomorrow.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

The SOUTH gets twenty-six and the
North twenty-four Of the chairmanships
of the committees of the q. s. House
of Representatives.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

emocra4 On-sAe TAX
stion, he takes issue with
and chimes harmoniously
5ner1san, Kelly, Blaine & Co.
long win Georgia permit him to
represeht her?
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

nef sl;agse has inf ancieRt bodies.
new sl %s = g sund safe aaRlSssis for
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11
Surplus Taxation.

The Ways and Means Committee of
the federal House of Representatives is
the great Committee of the body. -Its
province is to formulate and report
bills for raising money to carry on the
government. In view ofsfhe conditionsq
stated by the President in his message
showing the absolute necessity of relievl
ing the people Of unjust taxation. and
stopping the accumulation into the
vaults Of the Treasury, of money that
should remain in the hands that have
earned it, the political complexion of
the members of the Committee at this
: crisis, is especially important. The
friends OF reform are delighted that the
4 Speaker allayed apprehensions- by the
appointments of Democrats on the Com
mittee, with Mr.. Mills, the aggressive
Reformer of Texas at their head. who
,lare in thorough Accord with the Presi-
bksonian message has
Democracy with a pride
have not felt for long
he President is right. The
on Ways and Means is right.
House of Representatives,
cratic in fact, as well as in
hat it is right.
f---------
State Grange has petit
to continue the Inter.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11
HoUsE-FIRsT DAY.
TUESDAY, Jan. 8, 1888.

TUESDAY, Jan. 8, 1888.
The House was called to order at u |
o'clock by Mr.. Ben. Fl. Williamson, Clerk |
of the last House, who called the roll of |
Representatives, and all answered to their |
names except the following:
L. w. Williamson, DeSoto county.
w. L. Godbold, Franklin county.
J. A. Reed, Quitman county.
g. w. Johnston, Simpson county.
Marshall Brown, Tunica county.
w. A. Dickson, Amite county.
T. r. Holloman, Yazoo county.
j. S. Reid, (sick) Yaxoo county.
On motion of Mr.. Burkitt, Mr.. ]. P.
Carter, of Perry, was called to the chair,
and the oath Of Office was administered to
hun by the Clerk. The members, rising
in their places, and each holding up his
right hand, then repeated the oath Of Office
as read by the Speaker.
On motion of Mr.. Longstreet, nominating
speeches were limited to one for each can
didate.
Messrs. Whitney, of Jefferson, Brabston,
of Warren, and Roberts, Of Harrison, were
appoinfed tellers.
Hon. iioAaAttRfris. of MARION Homf
Hon. @. B. Mitchell, Of Pontotoc secon,
by Hon. d. w. Mcleod, of Greene.
Hon. Murray f. Smith nominated Hon.
L. w. Magruder seconded by Hon. @. F.
Bowles, of Adams.
Hon. J. h. Jones, of Wilkinson, nomi-
mated Gen. J. FL. Sharp; seconded by
Hon. NJ. NJ. Burke, of Lowndes.
| FIRST BALLOT.
G. b. Mitchell 50
L. w. Magruder 33
J. h. Sharp %
Necessary to choice, Sc.
SECOND BALLOT.
c. B. Mitchell ... ............ sc
L. w. Magruder......... ....... ...............35
J. II. Sharp.......... ......... ......... IL
Il
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11
Hon. oliver Clifton.

It. affords us pleasure to reproduce
FROM esteemed contemporaries the fol-
lowing well-merited tributes to the late
editor Of this paper:
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

] in that city ''the wash SoS OOS
IN honor OF the late e. b. 2I,24O,OOO
y ~ 5,694,O00
zrainla 23szootesa5 S,514,O0O
3, Wea Virgins. s,266,oO0 s,365,O00
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

Democracy with a pride
have not felt FOR a long
she President is right. The
on Ways and Means is right.
House of Representatives,
cratic in fact, as well as in
hat it is right.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11

State Grange has petit
to continue the Inter-
w; to enact the Reagan
lotion bin /; to continue
land tobacco,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1888-01-11
bills IxrRODUcKD AND RErERRED.

fue Oonmlttee on Joint Hui
mended that tho Joint Rules o. the last
Legislature be adopted, with amendments.
Agreed 70, and 360 copies were ordered
printed for the use Of the House.
On request Of Mr.. Williamson, the privi-
lege of the House were extended 70 Messrs.
Finley, Provine and s. NJ. Roane.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25
The PIanters' Monthly.

The September number OF this indis-
peusabIe periodical Is out. Its opening
mates contain 3 variety Of intensely
interesting information. An editorial
article discusses the question: Shall
we reorgznize7" meaning the Planters
Labor and Supply Company. i reorgan-
iE2tiou that would bring IN membership
iron " all thOss engaged In agricultural
pursuiIs" i favored The editor also in
truduces " HilIebrznd's Flora Of the Ha-
s2iIzn Islands IN an sppreciztive
review ct the work covering more than
three pages There are several eclectic
articles showing what Is going On in
suzzr raising IN other countries, as well
as valuable Information Of other tropical
prOductions- CHANGING over the pages
re see where T. s. Fice-COnsUl Win
sloE makes the statement that an Cuba
: poGHd Of sugar e0sts the planter nearly
three cents, IN Central America two and
{ half cents, IN the Sandwich Islands
thres to three and : half cents, but IN
the fertile lands Of Mexico, that are tenn
pered By the sea and DO not need irriga-
tiOn. the prediction q sugar does not
cost more than one cent per pound, AZ
the maximum" The Monthly i : pub-
Iiczti1u thai, sent to the night hands
zbzoad- L calculated to do great good 70
this country.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25

Strar Kaals. Underwood. for wSiSnae
and WSislas, ? $ n.
SimrJ ACummins, Nelson. for Koolan,
10 IN.
St4ar Mokola. Mc6resOr. for NOlokai, S
? N.
Ssnr Hva for Eva.
Sch- Nsnuokawsi for KoolSu,
Schr LuSA for hohala.
Schr Rainbow Tor Noolap.
TEESpAx, Sept, Is.
HIM : Hyzcinth. Bourke. for cruise.
>tair W & Hall, CLANCY. Tor Maui Snd
ESwSll. ) = n.
Stmr kin&n, Lorsasen. Tor Maui and
Hawai-, AZ : 2 m.
Ssals Nik&hAla, Freeman, Tor Hsusi. ;
p N
Ssnr waiaisale, Campbell, tos Eaaaea
znd HsnAlsS. ; u.
Schr LIAolIho Tor wzines, KzuSi,
Schr kAw&ilani for KoolSu.
Sehr Nile Morris for hoolSu.
WEDNESDAY, Sept IL.
e : : NAnGSliz, SHOEMAKER, for ssh
Francisco
Schr sarah xnd Eliza for KOolAu. Oahu.
THUESpAS, Sept ~
Sgmr E.alA, Underwood, Tor WSian$s
ana WAialUS 81 y $ II.
>tu- Eva for Eva
Am * Csylon, Calhoun, tos Puget
SouuG
Schr KsuJSeaouIi Tor Koa4la,
FEpAY, Sept y.
Pm ; CITY o. New YORK. SsArle, Tor
san Francisco. SIS = n.
Ssmr AainiloG, -, for HSuSkuS Wa
L2h2inA. : IL.
S.1l- [ ( BIshop. Ls Claire. for ci-cui,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25
ne E1us Rrbbon coueert-

The entertainment Of the Blue Ribbo1
LezZ1z Il the Y. u c. l. last Saturday
sTenlng was very successful There vas
very fun zGdience present., incIudinz 2
large number u the class aimed Il. The
opening piecs EzS 3 piano solo By Miss
May Z. Dillingham;, pgpil q hrs. l. L.
Van Slyke. and Il i only fair 70 state that
she played Il well The mkt Ess z reading
b. Mr. James Keolz, n Place q = real
ing Ehzt Vas 70 b gwen By NF. J. 5.
EzlzEIelz. the LATTER gentleman having
misplaced his box Th=n came sweet
Hzwziizl s01g By Mr. Inos- K Nathan
ii WE-h gzTFzr accompaniment, and his
singing Us 80 greatly liked that he Ezs
o1Eize5 70 sing another Hawaiian mel
Ody. Mss Eva L White, q San FFzn-
csco, next gave = recitation which cap
tIFztet the z1dierce from beginning r.
end The yoglz izdg's style Of dsIivsTy
Wzs 20 co1aiczl thzt At the co1cllsS0n q
the Er=t pieee the z1die1cs insisted CT
her giving another, which sfe did In
the secc1d psece Hiss White shovel
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25
AEEIVALS

Mgy1tL. >sg1- L.
S-Er Fs-s SZFlEs- tran E1Ezz
Se1r A1ElZz-E -rc- E-CL1-
T-us1aE- szgs- l.
EzW : : A-s-ra1 Ec-stcs ? DAYS
>--r Azzlz. C-ls-T-'1-- 1rCE Ezzs-4s
Schr Sarah & E-z4 E--- E1s-z--
WErNEs14r- set ~
So EW-z-- Wzz- E-c- Ez-zz-1
SzEr C 3, 5ls11g- Ls C-az-e. f-uz cz-c-i-
Tz-zz1sr- Ss1- 81
u ; Czsr ct Ns= Ec-z- Ssar5z. L
6avx trc- YoE5hz--E
Sslr Jazes Make Nasty from
hzpa4
Schr E1-eaElI- Ercz Ps7eszs-
A tErus kzE-az C-1sr. sIE- dzvs
truE E-Ee. SC--1
FuAE seat Il
Pm : Zsaazz1- 0ss1sz5--r, from
Ehe CCLc-5ss
S2r Azzlz- Uz5z-Ec.1c- 5-1zz ~ zzrzEz
and Vain
ScAr May f-oz Ea1LzL
Schr Eiz5u1lfF -r--l hl1El
Sclr E.uLL-1z- tr1- EzEa
S1UEAE- >sEL -
Al ErE-Es GQ-s-zA1. Ecce-cs-- La
DAYS frur1 Szz Fra--l~cc-
HB Il HEu&-1- BocrEz from a
cr-se
Ssur LTEe-zse. Dawes frC- NEEl
Ser1r ALosnLl Mcsf-eesr. Ere2 Mol1k2
and LarzL
SemrI 4 C1-zzS. NeZscz. frsz kco-
Lar
Schr Naza0tarai f-cz Eoelzl
Schr L1vLzz1 f-1z EEA
Srv11E- Sgd -
Szr ka11 L,1-sZz1 r4 EsL an5
HsE4l
Srur u zEahzlz Frsszzz- from Kama
SsUr y sIzlsaLs. C1Er1el- Er11l kG-z1
S1nrr X -l-lloa n5-s beck
Schr Me LcrrlS ErgZ kCclzz- Q1hE-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25
Mortgages Notice of Inten-
ton TO FOreclOse.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

= that pursuant 70 power Of sale coHtained
IL : certain mortgage deed dated August -
1879, made By L kauos I, Mslso KsuOs ", and
kiekie hGuos- her husband, Of Honolulu Oahu,
sud MGUnslOz K, Of kAwelz, Molosai. II sarah
4 Gilman. Of Honolulu. aforesaid OF record in
Lioer 81. on pages al. liz and i43. and by said
sarah 1 Gilman. said mortgage deed Was ss-
signed 70 James Campbell, bF document dated
October ,, 1850. and OF record in Liber 65. on
page AIS. and for 3 breach OF the conditions II
said Mortgage deed eontziBed 10 wit: the non
payment thereof, that the undersigned intends
10 fOfecloss said mortgage, and that all and
singular me lands. tenements aud heredits-
meuts il said mortgage deed named and des-
crt0ed, viii after the time limited by Law be
zu!c Al Public Auctiou. on account Of the breach
Of The Conditions a. herein before mentioned.
The properties in said mortgage contained
sre s. fOlioNs-
Isl All Ihzt tract Of l.nd situate on the Isl-
sud Of Molokai. kuown a. the Ahupuas OF
kEPGzokOOlzu, containing 61I acres. awarded
70 PuHi By I / Ssi4, Royal Patent No 7lsJ.
sd-AIl those tracts Of lzud situate in Kzwels
and described Gl in ROysI Patent No. 1921 TO
Lilo, containing serss. AZ ansna, snd ~ in
Royal Patent No s722 10 Sslslssu, containing
acres, ~ Il eh-
3d-Ali that tract % isnd situate at Mokupsis
BOysi Patent No 2S4i 70 Maunaloz, containing
81 acres
4rh-AU that tract OF land sftusre 81 Esta-
vail in Honolulu. and described in ROYAL
Patent No. 71s5 70 Pealole, L { A 2J24 contain
aTea Of 141-S fslhOus
Dated HoEolElu. sept p isss.
JANE. CAMPBELL
Assignee % Mortgage
Cecil BrcEB, Attorney FOR Assignee fzT-lf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25

a perfect mastery of comedy. The next
piece was a song rendered by Miss Fried
ericke ]. Nolte, with Prof. II. Berger -
aecompanist, Miss Nolte ssng German
song. entitled 1.-The Girl and the Flow
ers, which was highly admired. This
voung lady is possessed OF u very rich
voice of high compass, and is well eul-
tivated. Her high notes were reached
with little effort. Miss Nolte was en-
cored, and she sang another charming
German song, producing the same effects,
The Rev. S. +. Bishop then gave sound
temperance address, followed with brief
remarks by the Rev. IL, II. Gowen.
This closed the evenings entertainment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25
Halawa, Sept. 18th


Ms. EDroB: Bribery is an uneom-
monty unpleasant thing outside OF this
country and leads both briber and bribee
within four stone walls in very quick
time. That the Chinese would have re-
sorted TO bribery is thing by no means
10 be surprised At 1t Is eminently the
Chinese method Not only is ii Chinese
but It is thoroughly ASiatic. To grease
the palm Of the official is the recognized
method Of obtaining ones wants from
Const4ntinople to Pekin Even where,
s. in Bulgaria, there has recently been
Sn attempt 10 engrait the American and
European idea OF doing an official
act not for pay but because it
Is duty, the ruling passion cannot
be eradicated. An instance in point
i told in recent sketch of the country
4 tourist WAS chatting with station
master 1t GIurglUo about baggage. A
porter sided up with extended paw ask
ing the tourist Tor backsheeSh, upon
which the station master turned, with
most eloquent fury. and denounced the
porter as 2 man who brought disgrace
upon his country, who drove the stranger
from Roumzuia, VINO Was only III 10 herd
with swine, etc. But when the porter
SUNK away abashed, the station master
touched MS cap Snd whispered Il am
the official that takes the backsheesh."
Corruption and rasCality in official
atfAirs are ingrained in the Eastern
mind
To see the use Of bribery 50 quickly
coming % tile surface argues very poorly
for the supporters Of the Chinese Their
pet lambs have IT once shown the
cloyen hOoi They have II once re-
sorted to the very method which zny
man who knows the race would be GER
tain that they would resort TO- The
facts which have oeen brought forward
before the Committee OF the House tell
very strongly in favor Of the promoters
OF the amendment to the Constitution
The Chinese politically and morally are
Z bad lot The fact Is recognized by
every civilized government throughout
theForld and We believe Hawaii 10 be the
only place where the Chinese have the
support Of only even small section OF
the European and American population.
Advocacy Of Chinese As voiced By
some Of cur prominent men in this
country would not De tolerated In any
other country 1t Is pity that the
same wholesome pIblic sentiment does
lOt control those who reside here.
HOlOluIu. September 18th. v
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25

Cal NJ TEoz1so1, has e11f1irtlT With
his z=1srI LzE PcEe15ce- Ezzzzrzts5 =
5-zcch q the lszzI Profession Il vogue n
EczLzz6 ard tt UUI-a5 States. Which VII
be FzIzz5Lz % t51sE Ec0 eh0ose 20 avail
tEszseIT=s Of T. namely. tEs eiT7zz OF
written opEn511z- Epn1 facrs ztsssd 70 hin
= * C5cs e9EuEr q F1r1 ard Merchant
s1rssEs- Eo1o5zIz- O. 5F Lser=r- Tzz oufrio-
VII set f1EEh TIE fscrs - s-sz=t1 u kin
All give the LEEs ard rs sz-h,1ritIzs- sU-
pl5sz5l= u tie Ese1z, and his 0-InI01 - u
tnz e11ESE proEeE % Be p1rs1=1- ard $50
shs pr16sbls rz=zft a II sefiou Il Izz. Or
es-LrT, - the case nay be- and II fEs
eilEzt desires 20 20 70 an. after X rs,sziT=s.
rzz1z ard E16szsrz1.-z c1s opT-E7z- h nay
tier sEPb9Y Tn1upsJ1 Ct any Cshsr IsTFsr
- EzE et0osE- % prosecute rs zzis II
CozEL- CaL TE71ps1 < tEz s1-h5r u
lzE 5CcEs VElEE zrE Rad e11ro7izizfT II
TIE L1I-z6 S-ztEs S1pEEGs Cat ard 7sl=<
e5GEfs. and especially the c5s1rrs Of tbs
district II ColEzb1Z Ehe-z Ii rs=5f=s I'D
pczet5sa5 lzV- I-Zr+
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25
$4,000 Paid on Presentation Of
Claim.

Honolulu, II. l. Sept. 10, 1855.
SIR 81 have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of certified check on the Pa
clfc Bsuk of San Francisco, for Three Thou-
sand Dallars $4,000. Same being for
amount of Life Insurance on the life of the
late Henry ]. Hart l beg to thank the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of
California through you their Agent, for
their promptness in adjusting and paying
this claim, as the corrected proofs we're
sent to San Francisco on the 18th day of
August, aud the check for the full amount
received here on the 18th of September,
1883, l. (. by the return of mail.
ALEI. j. CARTWRIGHT,
Executor Estate of II. J. Hart.
=. r. W. LAME. Esq, Agent Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company of California,
Honolulu. u
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25
CORRESPONDENCE,
We do noe hold ourselves responsible Tor the
statements made, or opinions expressed by cur
SUPPLEMENTARY.
uonestcads,

1otoC>NcAuS~
Ms. EprroR: When, few months
ago, we saw the Government surveyors
tent 7ooSting on the SUBMITS Of our Ko-
hala range, the swee; hope of nice
home arose in many an Anglo-Saxon,
German, Portuguese Snd kauaka heart,
but, alas, as many thing in this chang
iny world. that hope was but Il dream. =
waning shadow shattered by the Govern
msnt advertising the sale Of lease Of
719 acres Of land in hohalS.
Every week we read in the papers sad
complaints about hosts of people leaving
for more propitiouS shores. Now, should
not part, AZ least, OF the problem, how
10 keep the population here, have been
solved, If the Governments had granted
homeSteSdSs As il is now, said lands
only profit to two or three cattle raisers.
But one may object. some of those
lands are in lite, and plenty of law
suits may be encountered. Poor an
Swer in my opinion. Disputes are IS
liable 10 arise from void lease, rs from
4 void sale; besides. only those lands
whose titles are not disputed could be
sold now, and the remainder later.
Seven hundred and titty-nine acres d.
vided in lots Of from Is to 20 acres would
make iron 10 TO % persons happy, and
chose and their children and children's
children TO many generations would
bless the Reform party.
Let US hope that the Ministers will re-
consider their decision. and give the poor
man the only chance he has to secure 4
home. as It Is next TO impossible for him
to buy 3 foot Of land in this district.
CTyIS.
H-l,r-, Snr,- Itrh
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25
Mortgages Notice Of Intention to
ForecIose, and of Sale

NOI1CE Is ID Exc Is L GIVEN
~ that pursuant TO power Of sale contained
in certain Mortgage deed, dated on the 9th
day OF August. 1881. made by L. Polsni and Ane
POlSni, his e,Of Waiksne, kOOlsupoko. Island
OF Oshu 10 Sylvester Cullen, Of the same place.
recorded in the office of the Registrar Of Con-
veyauces in Honolulu, IN Liber s., page Sou, the
Mortgage intends TO foreclose the same for
condition broken, to wit: the uon-pAyment Of
principal and interest. when due.
Thar after the expiration OF the time limited
b. Law, from the dzrs OF this notice. the prop
erty described in said mortgage deed. will be
advertised for sale AZ Public Auction and will
be sold at the section room Of Jas z. Morgan
in HCnOlulu. on saturday the 2Oth day Of Oct0-
Der. 4. D. 1855, At - O'Clock noon. oil that day
Further particulars can be had Of j, Alfred
Msgo0n, Attorney for the Mortgages.
Dsted, Honolulu. sept 18th. 1885
The premises m0rtgsged consist OF , sS-l00
acres Of land situate al Msmaue and Kshaio,
Wsik1ne, koOlaupoko, Island Of Oahu and are
described in Royal Patent No $50, KuIeana Sos
57s3 and ses5 granted TO hsiksius. 1s47-3
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25
Executors Notice.

AL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n thE estate q tie late MRS. SARAH DICE-
SOY are hereby notified 70 present such claims
% TIE undersigned At the Bank Of Bishop Co.
IN HOnolzI1, and that eIzims not 70 presented
within siI months from publication hereof will
be forever barred.
SAMUEL n DAMON,
Executor Of the viii Of Mrs Sarah Dickson.
Honolulu. SEPT u. Isss szIz izss1t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25
NAREIED.

WHTTE-ACSTIS-Iu this CITY Septzn-
Der 8lC6- Al The rssz1elce q the urI1e's
father u TIE Rev " 3 O-eso1. s.
sisted " Rev z G B=ck1Fth- D. D.
Mr. Edwin Oscar White % Mss Anna
CsruLizz AE<ziz- 6zzZzrer q Hon T0-z
Az<tf1- Minister q Fore5Er Affairs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25

and - saloon snd = steerage passengers
in transit from the Colonies,
For Kapas, Kauai, per Stmr James
Mskes, Sept SS.-COl Z ) Spal6ing.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25
By mis- attorney-in-fact.
II WruErra1,-
MOrtgagee's Notice Of Inten-
ton to FOreclOse.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN


1N that pursuant To 4 power Of sale Contained
II = cerrsin mortgage deed. dated August 4th
4 D 1857. made BY c J Maxine alias John P1bi
Of iionOinlu. Island Of oahu, to n Monsarrat
Of said Honolulu, recorded in the office Of the
Registrar Of COnYeysnces, in Liber 1U5. folios
232 and %, and for breach Of the Conditions
IN said mortgage deed contained to wit: the
non-paTmept Of both the principal and interest
when due. that all and singular the lands, tene-
meuts and hereditaments in said MORTGAGE
deed contained and described will after the
inc limited By law and at time 10 be here
after designated De sold at Public Auction on
account Of the breach Of the Conditions a.
hsTeinbefOFe mentioned
The property In said mortgage described
being situated at Puunui. In said Honolulu
and more particularly described as follows:
All the said J Maxine alias John Puhf
one undivided third part or share Of in ana 10
all those INo pieces OF land situate as afors-
SAD, being ApaDas and 4 Of Royal Patent No.
80 G Award No 2151 issued to Puhf. father
Of the said Maxine alias John Publ
J. u. M0NSARhAT, Morfoaoee
Dated Honolulu. Sept Is. 1883. IZsS1f
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25
advertisements.
Mortgagee's Notice of Inten-
tiOn TO FOreclOSe.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that pursuant to power OF sale contained
In = certain mortgage deed bearing date the
SOth day Of January, 1883, made Icy X Ftmai-
was and Kalunaole, his wife, OF Hama, Maui, te
A Unna late OF Hana, Aforesaid deceased, and
OF record In Liber q. on pages s6t and 800, and
by said A Unna. said mortgage deed wSs as,
signed to James Campbell. by document dated
February Ia, 1888, and OF record IN Liber q, on
pages 81 aud sSs, aud for a breach OF the con-
ditions In said mortgage deed contained, TO wilt:
the nou.p payment thereof that the undersigned
intends 10 foreciose said mortgage. and that all
and singular the lands. tenenents and heredita-
ments In said mortgage deed named and des-
cribed will after the time limited bY law, be
sold At Public Auction, on account or the
breach Of the conditions as hereinoefore men.
toned.
The property in said mortgage deed described
being situate In said Hama, and being.
lst-55 acres of land in kahapouli, kawipapa,
and being portion OF ROYAL Patent No. 1870.
sd-2ss acres Of land IN Wananalua, aud being
portion of the premises described in Royal
Patent No $50.
Sd-s5 acres Of land in Makaalae, being one
half OF land described in Royal Patent No. 294I.
Dated Honolulu, sept. -, 1883
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Assignee OF Mortgage.
Cecil Brown. Attorney for Assignee. l23I-4t