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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-09-12

A. Hurlburt. of Fremont township.
will be a candidate for the Office of
county clerk, subject to the action of
the Lyon county republican conven-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-09-12

The foundry Is busy eisist
pillars for the college anl57= store
fronts Cor Eureka and Cts
frms.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-09-12

d. W. Norris is having the water
services extended IN his yard IN Rural
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-09-12

Waldo WOrster will be a candidate
for reelection to the Office of Sheriff of
Lyon county, subject to the action of
the Lyon county Republican conven-
tioo
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-09-12

f oIIy sE asr pssTsnssd 3 cu7scus1 soAr.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-09-12

Araminta-"You put your arm
around my waist so gracefully,
George George have had lots Of
practice. / was street-car conductor
five wears. ',-Ltfe.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-09-12

Mrs. dagnus-I think travel broad
ems one; don't you think SO. Mrs. Lofty
Mrs. Lofty-O. lal yes. Why, / gain
ten or fifteen pounds every time go to
Yurrup.-D ruke.s MdoGzine,
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MOrtgagee's Notice Of Fore
closure.
: ACCORDANCE WITT

n NEE WITH A
power of sale contained in certain mort
gage deed made by N Kaaukai. of Houofhiu,
Oahu, to Bishop j. Company, of said Honolulu
Registrar of leeds, in Liber 100 on pages 4s7.
42S and 429.
Notice is hereby given that the mortgages
intend to foreclOse said mortgage for condition
broken, to wit: non-paymen, of principal and
interest when du-, and upon such foreclosure
will sell at Public Auction. at a time and plsce
to be hereinafter designated, ali and singular
the lands, ienements and Entertainments dcs
cribed in said mortgage hereby specified.
Further particulars can be obtained b. Appli-
cation to Bishop " 90. or to Wm- o. Sn iLh,
Attorney for Mortgages.
Dated Honolulu. March Z. 1889.
BISHOP & Co, Mortgages.
The premises to he sold are:
lSt-All thuse premises situate at knlawa-
hine, Honolulu aforesaid, more particularly
described in deed of John Ena to Raauksi
and w Achl, dated July 2Ith. 1876 recorded
in Liber 100, pages 425. 426 aud 1871, and said
mortgagOr haaukHi claims 10 own the Whole of
said premises by virtue Of said deed AMI by deed
of said W L Achi dated the 9th day OF NOYem-
Der. 1885,. recorded in Liber-, page E.
2d-All the undivided One-half OF said mort
gagcr ) M kaaura al IN those premises situate at
PuukOle, knhala, island of Hawaii more parLi-
cularlJ describe in Royal Patent No 1882 tG).
to haale and Pahaie, containing an area of 1872
acres; said mortsaCor claims to own said one
half in fee simple. as and sole heir at law
of said Pahae by Hawaiian his wife.
3d-All The Undivided one-half OF the said
mort2agor III those premises situate at kapakA,
koolaulOa, Island of ahu. more particularly
described i'll Royal Patent 65O4. l. L Award
lu.fSO To Pnaa. containing area of i23-lUO0
acres, ana being the same premises conveyed 10
lulo, dated 9th June, 1886, recorded in Liber
page -- t2bf At
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the murdered man lay on the floor all
night, and in the morning Kaaona, her
uncle, under her own instructions, when
| the body was laid out placed a revolver
near the right hand of the corpse, so that
all who saw it would say Johnson had
| shot himself Witness SAID she had not
told the truth at the coroner's inquest,
but it was the truth she was telling now
Then she was afraid, now she was not.
An officer had instructed her to tell the
truth, but had not told her what to say.
Bila Kamau testified TO hearing the re-
port OF gun in passing Johnson's house
the evening OF the murder.
Deputy Sheriff Amara described the
relative positions Of the little house and
the main house, and said there was
pane out in the window OF the little
house, directly opposite the window OF
the big house. The small house was on
higher ground than the other. He also
saw the doctor extract the bullet from
Johnson's back. The rife was standing
in the wardrobe where Rebecca swore
she saw ALA place it after shooting.
The further hearing was continued I'M
til Tuesday, 10th inst.
CIVIL CASES.
A. Morgan VS.. Frank Cunha As
sumpsit for $50 %. W. C. Achi for
plaintiff; A. Rosa for defendant De-
fendant's motion for nonsuit is granted
with $40 50 costs on the ground that it
does not appear that plaintiff is duly
represented in Court by anyone author
lied to act for him.
All Chez VS.. j. IL. Soper Assumpsit,
$14 80. Y. V. Ashford for plaintiff; C.
Creighton for defendant. The claim is
against Marshal Soper for money given
to Officer Alapai by plaintiff when he
was under arrest, the payment being to
induce the policeman to let him go. The
amount is in Deputy Marshal Hopkins
hands. Judgment for defendant with
costs 81 9S.
G. NJ. Raupp VS.. D. W. Pratt. As
sumpsit, $33 IS. w. c. Achi for plain
tiff. Defendant failing to appear is de-
faulted, judgment being entered against
him for SIS o.
Gonsalyes & Co. VS.. J. w. Robertson.
Assumpsit. Defendant deiaulted; judy
ment entered for plaintiff, $41 IS.
John a. Cummins VS.. Emil Melville
Assumpsit, $500. C. / Carter for plain
tiff; j. A. AIagoon for defendant. Fhe
claim was for the use of Kapiolani Park
two days for defendants balloon ascen-
siOns. An accident prevented the per-
Torrance the first day, and defendant
sent no notice he did not mt the Park
the second day. Defendant offers no
evidence, his counsel's motion for non
suit is denied, and judgment is entered
against him for S215 IS.
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Ri fg1tsfnseE=s
Mortgages Notice of Inten-
ton to FOreclOSe.

NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV EN-
IN that pursuant 10 power OF sale conf tanned
in a certain mortgage deed bearing date the 2Oth
day of September, A ID 1887, made by Richard
Schmid OF Honolulu, Oahu. Hawaiian Islands,
to Oswald Scholz of Kauai, Hawaiian ISLANDS,
and Of record in the Office of the Registrar or
Couyeyances in Honolulu, in Liber lO3, pages
3S4, 3S5 and $50, and for the breach or the con
ditions in said mortgage deed contained TO VII.
the non-paymCnt of both principal ana interest
when due, that the undersigned intends TO fore-
ciose said mortgage and that all and singular
the lands tenements and hereditaments IN SAID
mortgage deed named and described Will after
the time limited by law be sod at Public AUG
ton, on account of the breach OF the conditions
as herein before mentioned.
The property in said mortgage described be-
ing as follows:
All and singular that certain lot, piece o.
parcel of land situate on Liliha Street, in Homo
lulu, Oahu. Hawaiian Islands, containing an
area of $500 of An acre, and being the same
premises more particularly described IN deed o, o.
Mark z Robinson to said mOrtgHgor, dated the
goth day OF september, 1887, and recorded IN
Liber lU3, pages 1888 and 3S4.
w. Austin Whiting, attorney.
OSWALD SCHoLZ.
Dated March 10. 1889.
MeIes and bounds; commencing ut the West
corner of this piece ON LIIiha street at large
post at angie of fence near auwai and running:
49, 3P. mag 10 It along Palala and ka-
mohouid, l. a 1l2y To post on kuauHa theneei
y AZ As, mag 80 II along kuauaa along
hamohoula to stake; ) 6o9 %, mag - Is
along Kamohoua 10 centre OF auwai; thence
47o IS, 4 mag 81 II along the remaining part OF
Il T. y 1I75 up center Of auwai; 449 IS, "
mag l3S II along centre of auwai 10 Lilihs
street; thence : 4fo o., W mag 1876 fl along
Liliha street to initial point, containing $500
of an acre I262-4t
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Maui Telephone system.

j. movement is on foot to establish a
telephone system on Maui, with cen
tral office at Spreckelsville. A meeting
of some OF those especially interested in
the matter was held at Paia about two
weeks ago, at which a committee was ap.
pointed to obtain information and work
the matter up. Mr. Walbridge was
chairman OF the meeting and appointed
as a committee DR.. Herbert of Waikiki,
Hon. II. p. Baldwin, w. j. Lowrie, II
Morrison and F. L. Stoltz A stronger
committee could not have been selected.
1t is thought that some fifty to sixty in
struments will be required and about one
hundred miles OF wire. 1t is proposed
to have everything first-class. When it
is all in working order business on Maui
will be greatly facilitated. CIvIs.
Paia, March 10TH
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. B. Gibson will
please accept hearty thanks for specimen
Of their excellent wedding cake.
Mrs. A. Macintosh left Tuesday
afternoon for visit to her daughter,
Mrs. T. w. Glade, at Kekaha, Kauai,
where her daughter, Miss Won Holt, has
preceded her.
Anative named Kauleinamoka, brother
Of Mrs. James Love, returned from New
Zealand by the steamer Zealandia after
a stay OF four years in that land. He is
a Mormon who had lived twenty years
in Utah.
Miss Belle Louisson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Louisson, who has been
studying at Oahu College for two years
past, lett on Thursday by the steam
ship Australia for the Coast to continue
her studies. She took the first prize in
defamation at the College in 1888.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

There are three ol he Oceanic Steamship
Company's bTigantines III port now.
The tern Sailor Boy will leave Mahukona
next Wednesday Tor San Francisco.
The whaling brigantine Alexander left
port on Friday, and VIII cruise on and of
port
The three masted schooner Glendale is
rugged very similar to the steam tern Sur
prise.
The bark Alden BesSe will sail for san
Francisco with 4 full cargo of sugar on or
about March 25th.
The Morning Star has finished unloading
cargo. She VIII 20 on the Marine Railway
within a fortnight TO receive a general over
hauling and cleaning.
Captain H. Meyer, formerly of the bark
entine Eureka, Is now on his way to Aus
tralia in command OF the ship John c..
Potter, ,2A tons register.
The British iron bark Banca, which was
here about five years ago, will leave Ant
werp and Liverpool about the end of this
month with general freight for Honolulu.
MesSrs. f. \. Schaefer & Co. are agents.
The following vessels are now on the way
to Honolulu from Newcastle, \. :. w:
keb. 9th, barkentine Robert Sudden with
loss tons coal; Feb. 9th, barkentine John
Smith. ,056 tons coal; Feb. 18th, bark PAX
wan, Ola tons coal; Feb. 18th, bark DR..
Meyer, 924 tons coal.
The American bark c. d. Bryant, Capt.
John Lee, arrived on Saturday afternoon,
March 10th, II days from San Francisco,
with general cargo valued at $23,560, in
Guiding 200 lbs. tobacco, 1850 lbs. tea,
rs bblS flour, l ,20S bales hay, etc. The
c. d. Bryant is anchored in the stream.
The American bark Ceylon, Captain r.
Calhoun, sailed Mar Is for San Francisco
with 5,S42 bags sugar, weighing 1,SSS, 1853
pounds. The cOnsignerS are: Castle Il
Cooke , ,29S bags sugar; {. Brewer & Co.,
) $50 do; I. A. Schaefer IL Co., 6,6SS do;
Theo H. Davies & Co, 1000 do. Total
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DErAETUEEs.

MONDAY, Mar. Il.
Ez5l-a. Davies. for Maui, p m.
r lLaE1-u. McGre-or, for Molokaj
-rl lanai 3 q u-
~-T 4 L.-r-alus. Nelson, for koolau
SLY T.1r-rz4 E1- Kauai.
TUESDAY. Mar. y.
rar weir. for Hamakua, via
lH "a. r1-
~- auea hon. Cameron, for Ham
Leaaa. Clarke. fog Nun and Ha
~-Ia- EaEee. Nacaulay, for Kappa,
s-zlah-la. Freeman for Kauai, at
~- Viva f5- Maui at6am
r Eagvailaui for ko0lau.
@s1- hla elai for Kauai.
WEDNESDAY. Mar. Is.
-- Ealla. Underwood, for Waianae
@ ala az g q m
~- TalaLaalc Campbell, for Kilauea
and E-alei az > p IN.
am bark Culusa- Backus, for san Fran
-1-sH
Am Ea-E Ceylou. Calhoun, for san Fran
~l.- L.zHuIil0 for Lahaina.
-L- EuECola Tor Eva.
~a- l.-Ea for kohala.
THURSDAY. Mar. L.
Eau s. Australia. HCUGlette, for san
Francisco L-E-
SIR ka Eu Tor Hamakua, Hawaii.
FRIDAY, Mar 10.
~-r- IE 10 Hail. Chaney. for Maui and
lIa an
~- e j Bishop. Le Claire. for circuit
al lf1l- g q -u.
~-u- Egra for i.ua-
SATURDAY. Ma. is.
Am bark Edmund Phinncy. Young, for
hhlili
SUNDAY. Mar. Il.
E % - -daripo,a, Hayward, for the
Colonies
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. !
AEEIE ALS.


MoSDAE Mar II.
-- bark Ee-sety Martin. G9 days from
rrEll---
~- k-rz i-nil Maui.
.lli -ruIl holala.
-- E- Eu5 from HaIaEua-
~- All.aE5i from Kauai.
-al Ee An Hon from Maimauale.
a-a frau Kauai,
from Eva.
Tuesday, Mar. II.
E-l- gaaler. from Maui and
-r1 IluaIei.
--aa 6- I5za from kcolaU.
E-a.a from Iva, Oahu.
WEDNESDAY,. Mar. Is.
-E 3 Bishop. lie Claire. from circuit
Uaal
THURSDAY, Mar. Il.
--- E1r- t-l-l Eva-
--- & Luluius. Nelson, from hoO-
@
Am -1t- Easalfud. lie BalIister, 20 days
L- San Francisco
~ from EluIua.
FRIDAY, Mar. Is.
Eaa-a- Underwood. from Waianae
@ --e W , Irwin. NcCullcoh. 49,
---. San Francisco.
An ss-r Glendale Falk - days from
-a-- . Foster from Kauai.
SarUErAY. Mar. Is.
E La-eazen from Maui and
LE Davies. from Maui and
WeG-ago- from MololSai
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Fore
closure.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
\ provisions OF certain mortgage maue nv
) l. kdpakahi to A Cartwright and assIpued
to Z X Hind. dated October Goth, 1879. recorded
In Liber los, page 333; notice is hereby given
that the mortgage intends to fureciose the
same for condition broken, TO wit: nOn-pay-
ment of interest.
Notice Is kewise given that after the cxpira-
ton of three weeks from the date of this notice
the property conveyed by said mortgage will be
advertised for sale at Public Auction, at the
auction rooms of + Morgan, in Honolulu. on
MONDAY, the LIST day OF April. 1859. at u noon
of said day
Further particulars can be had Of W. r. Cas-
tie, or 10 J. W kGlua. in Wai.uKu
Dated Honolulu, March ). 1889
Z. K. HIND. Assignee OF Mortgaoes
The premises covered by said mortgage con
slst OF certain preminess in Lahailia, Maui,
described as follows:
lst-1he Ahupuaa Of Kauaula, -coutaininO
400 5000 acres, a fine stream of water. beauti
full orgaugc and other fruit trees and kalo land.
2d-The Ahupuaa of Wainee-uka, r r 52O7 to
halalpaihala, containing kua, kalo, cane ana
house lands. 80
3G-A tract IA kauaula. OF kGlo land covered
by deed OF record, Liber So page 237.
4th-A tract of about 81 acres Of kalo and
kula in kauaula, covered by Kuleana 6gOi.
5th-2 HOUSEHOLDS in Lahaina. covered by RIP
zoo TO Hamasa- containing an area Of about
acre. IL rOods. 136I-4f
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CoHHERCIAL-


U u Z It u n Is ~
arrivals from foreign ports for the past
uBsk hEve been bark Velocity, Hongkongi
rs-ns Esossliu5 and W :. Bovine; brigantine
~ C. Irwin ta-k c. d. Bryant, 5. 5. Mari
-suss. .S1r Francisco: tern Glendale. Hum
h1l6t- 1sz-kentiue Eureka. Eureka
Departures barks Colusa and Ceylon, ).
: Auss-E-is- san Francisco; 5. 5. Msriposa,
C5lz-lss- bark Edmund Phinney, kahului
T. load tu- San Francisco.
Ele-a-6 OF shipping at Outports will be
Sound Ir tbe shipping news.
Es-e5pes q sugar ~ this port for eKporta-
Eir- hzvE been 80 SO bags, and OF rice, 1924
tErs
LlzEEs sugar markets from san Francisco
zu6 Eau EorE are cheering. Prices are
zt-a--z-u ET5th a firm market.
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MOrtgagee's Notice of Inten-
ton to FOreclose.

n OIiJE IS Il EREBY GIVEN
~ that pursuant to a power OF sale contained
in certain mortgage deed, dated the 30ih dav
Of april, 4 d 1884, made by aqua lk) OF Laic.
hcolaulOa, Island OF Oahu, 10 AJaegeT, Trustee
Of Honolulu. Island Of Oahu recorded in the
Office OF the Registrar Of CoBveysnces, in Liper
50, foiiOs 4J5 1863 and 40, aud for breach Of tie
conditions in said mortgage deed contained to-
wit: the non payment OF both the PRINCIPAL ana
interest when due, that ali and singular the
lands, tenements and hcreditameuts in said
mortgage deed contained and described will
after the time limited by law, and at a time tn
be hereafter DESIGNATED, be sold at Public Auc-
ton, on account OF the breach OF the cOndftiona
as hereinbefore mentioned
TT The property in said mortgage described be-
ing -FOUR pieces or parcels OF land Situated AZ
said Laie, consisting of four taro patches CON.
tanning an area OF 7i-iC0 of an acre. and being-
the same premises more particularly described
by metes and bounds in Royal Patent no. 652f
Land Commission Award No 10 SD issued to
Feka, and that were inherited BY said mort0aoor
rom I ms mother Puakalua who was the daughter
and sole heir at law OF said Peka
A. JAEGER, Trustee.
=, 49,, Aortgagee.
Dated Honolulu. Feb. %, 1883. i25g-4t
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Mortgagee'S Notice of Fore
closure.

n ACCORDANCE WITH A
1 power Of sale contained in 4 c. rtain mort.
gage made by j cpading to r II Foster dated
February I'D 1882, and recorded IN the RegistIy y
of Deeds, in LIbe 73, on pages j75 and 376.
Notice is hereby given that the IN rtga4ee in
tends 10 foreclose said mortgage Tor Condition
Droken- to Wit: nOn-payment of principal and
Interest. and upon such foreclosure will sell ut
Public Auction, i time and place 10 be here
after designated, all and singular the iand
tenements and hereditamt nts described in laid
mortgage as below specified.
further particulars be Obtained by appli-
cation to 7. X. Foster. or VIM. U. smith, At
torney for Mortgage.
Honolulu, March 4, 1889.
K. FOSTER, Mortgage
The premises TO be sold are: All that certain
piece and parcel of land situate on LIliha street
at kukanaka, kona, iahu, being the same pre-
misses described in certain deed from Keiifk i
to Maluai, recorded in Liber 81. on pages Az
AID 4I5 and being part of land described in
Royal Patent No 90, Kuleana No lII7
Together with all the buildings aud improve
mcnts thereon, and all the rights aud privileges
to the same appertaining I26I-}
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Notice to Creditors

THE WILL OF THE LATE
Il EUGEN ADOLF ZOETL. of Honolulu,
oahu. deceased, having on the Sth day of March,
a. d. 1850. been admitted tc Probate in the
Supreme Court, the undersigned, the Executor
OF said win hereby gives notice to all creditors
OF SAID Eugen Adolf Zoetl deceased, TO present
their claims duly authenticated and with proper
vouchers, whether secured by mortgage or other
wise, to him at the Office Of II. Hackfeld il Co.
Honolulu, within six months from date hereof
or they shall be forever barred.
j. F. HACKFELD,
Executor OF the Will of Eugen Adolf Zoetl,
deceased
Honolulu, March .. 1888. 12G1.4t
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MARRIED..

McLEAN-GRIEyE-In this city, March
14th, by the Rev. DR.. E. g. Beckwith, Mr..
James L. Mclean to Miss Jennie R., only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grieve.
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Sundry Criminal ConvictionE-Severa
Interesting Civil Suits.

Sundry Criminal ConvictionE-Severa
Interesting Civil Suits.
Kaimimaka and Ene Kaimimaka were
taken both drunk from Emma Square,
where the woman was dancing the hula.
They said in Court they had been drink
ing ava but were not drunk. Fined
So 10 each.
frank Franford denied taking Ane
Hilo by the throat and choking her;
said he only put his hand on her
shoulder, and she was drunk and fell
down. Fined 81 80.
All Tai, opium in possession, $51 and
one hours hard labor.
John Knowles and Hookaumaha,
drunk, So each.
The proprietor of the Empire was
found not guilty and discharged, after
trial on previous day for selling liquor
on Sunday.
CIVIL CASES.
On Friday, week ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Gallagher obtained judgment against
Mons. Bushnell, Snowman, for $40 and
costs. Their wages were $50 a week
jointly, they were promised pay for the
week lost on voyage from San Francisco,
and the remaining SIC is the difference
between cabin and deck passage on the
steamer Kinau. w. c.. Achi appeared
for plaintiffs; C. Creighton and A. p.
Peterson for defendant, who appealed to
the Intermediary Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley, on similar
grounds to those in the above case,
claimed $50 wages and SIG travelling eX-
penses. The Court stipulated that
judgment follow that ON appeal in Gal
lagher VS.. Bushnell.
il curious case was decided by Justice
Foster on Wednesday, being no less than
the suit OF a dead man. 1t was George
w. Maxwell VS.. Iamamura, damages
5000 for trespass. S. X. Kaeo for plain
tiff; j. A. Magoon and X Katsura for
defendant w. j. Maxwell, brother OF
plaintiff, testified that he did not know
his brother was dead; he had heard
from sailor boy six years ago that he
died on the Coast, and since then his
brother had answered none of his letters.
The Court found the plaintiff was dead
and dismissed the complaint with costs.
A. Morgan VS.. Kepahoni. Assumpsit
for So So. w. G. Achi for plaintiff, who
obtained judgment for amount claimed
and costs, making $l4 08.
H. S. Tregloan VS.. George Markham.
Assumpsit for 800 on note. w. G.
Achi for plaintiff. Judgment confessed,
sos 80.
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M0rtgagee's Notice of Fore
closure.

n ACCORDANCE WITH THE
4 provisions of certain mortgage made by
d Sanford of Hamakua. Hawaii, to G VI
Cooke, Treasurer Oahu College, dated April 30.
1857, recorded Liber 1Oi, page 1866; notice is
hereby given that the mortgage intends to
foreclose the same for condition brok en-, to-wit:
non payment of interest
NOTICE Is likewise given that after the expira-
tion of three weeks from the date of this notice.
the property conveyed by said mortgage will be
advertised for sale at public auction, at the
auction rooms of j. T. Morgan in Honolulu, on
MONDAY, the LIST day of April, 1899, at IL noon
of said day.
Further particulars can be had ofW r Castle.
Dated Honolulu, March s. 1889
G. NJ. COOKE, Treasurer o. C.,
Mortgage.
sist of
house lot in Paapaanui, in Hamakua. Ha-
wall, comprising one and One-half acres of land.
together with the good dwelling house and out
buildings on the place, including the appurten-
aances, comprising altogether very desirable
homestead. The premises are the same con-
yeyed to said Sanford by deed OF L. W. will.
ong. recorded in Liber II. page 434 12GO-4t
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DIED.

McINTY RE-At her residence on King
street, Honolulu, March 18th, Mrs Mar
garet Mcintyre, aged 76 years and 4
months
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POLICE COURT.
Two COmmittaIs for Forgery-Two for
Arson.

Two Committals for Forgery-Two fol-
Arson.
In the Police Court on Saturday Neck
O. 3. Larsen was committed to the
Supreme Court for trial on the charge Of
forging two postal money orders with the
name of A. K. Anvick for total OF SO,
Hans Brack waived examination on a
similar charge, the amount being $40,
and was also committed for trial.
Daniel was committed the same day
on the charge OF arson, in setting fire to
a Chinaman's house rs previously re-
ported. Kawaha, who set fire to Sher-
mans house, being under thirteen years
old, was committed to the Reform School
during his minority.
Nick Peterson was fined So fer violat-
ing hack rule.
On Monday lad OF sixteen, found
drunk on the,street Saturday night, said
he belonged to foreign ship and was
let off with a reprimand.
Chung Kee Dung, All Yong and All
Chin forfeited so each for gaming.
B. Peterson and All Sing pleaded
guilty to affray, and the former was fined
50 and the latter So.
Pal, Koo, Henry Williams, Kauai,
Iona and Sam Kanoa, drunk, Sc each.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-19

There are 1909 places licensed to
sell liquid refreshments in New York
City.