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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-05-07
LADIES NURSE.

MRS. STEVENSON, accoucheuse
WI and ladies' nurse. Testimonials
of 22 years experience at Queen Char
lotte Lying.in. Hospital, London. Other
islands not objected TO. Residence,
"Jordan House" school street, p o..
Box 475; Mutual Tele. 37S. l76 BINS
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AsSIGNEE's NOTICE.

HAVING been duly appointed AS
IL signee of the estate of W. r.
Buchanan, Bankrupt, hereby notify
all persons having claims against said
estate 10 present same to me at once
duly proven before the Court and all
persons indebted to said estate will
make immediate payment to me at the
office of the Hawaiian Business Agency.
LOUIS Il VALENTINE,
Assignee w. r. Buchanan.
Honolulu, ii. T., May /, 1882. 2i0 81
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A FINE PIANO.

The Hawaiian News Company
have just received very fine toned
Fischer upright piano which can be
seen at their store. 1t is Of superior
tone and the action is perfect in
every respect. This piano ought
not to be in the store long without a
purchaser.
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SHIPPING E1TES.

The r NJ S Mariposa took to San
Francisco 6,4SS bags sugar, 81 boxes
betel leaves and ,2S4 punches bananas
Domestic value So ,7S0.
The Kinau is due tomorrow morn
ing from windward.
The schooner Rosalind is consigned
to II Hackfeld & Co.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
OUR SUMMARY,

The Z" Bulletin Weekly Summary
is out to-day, full of interesting To-
cal and island news. There is moth
ing like it to send abroad to your
friends. For sale at the bookstores
and this office.
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Mr.. N. S. Sachs of the Popular
Millinery House, 104 Fort street, is
opening out large new stock of
goods received ON the Umatilla. The
ladies should make an early inspec-
ton of the millinery in particular.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

The mail to be dispatched from
the Post Office on Friday, by the
S. 5. Umatilla, closes as follows:
Registered and parcels post mail,
10 q. m.
Letter and paper mail, II q. m.
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The Cleaners Society takes this
opportunity to tender its most SIN
cere thanks to every one who in any
way contributed to the success of
last evenings entertainment.
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GOOD FOR SOUP.

Fiji Islander-Ho, ho! He, he
Quick, Matesi! I've caught mis-
sionary.
Second Islander drumming up and
examining the game)-We're in
great luck. Yum, yum.
"What'll we do with him?"
Put him in the soup.j-Chicago
Herald.
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THIS morning, a native wahine was
fined $50 and sentenced to two
months Imprisonment at hard labor,
for having opium unlawfully in pos
session. Bad woman.
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THIS evening Prof. w. T. Brigham
will deliver the first of course of
lectures at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall, I'M
der the auspices of the Honolulu Lii
brary Association. The subject will
be, "The Dawn of Photography" The
admission is only fifty cents.
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THE regular social and literary en-
tertainment will be given at the
vestry of the Central Union Church,
thursday evening, at Z 80 o'clock.
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Mr.. l.. j. Levey will hold his regu-
lar cash sale on Thursday morning,
at 10 o'clock. AT noon he will offer
100 pots of assorted rare plants and
ferns.
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TEsE '' ARCADE"


of the Mr. COIN the entire and
magnificent will sold for cash and below Everything
disposed will be discontinued The stock
@ the latest in Fine Dress and Fancy Goods Lace Embroidery
Hats Feathers Ribbons Silks Neve Trimmings Ladies' Underwear
Hosiery Shoes Slippers Also remember that have
large and elegant Gents Youths and Boys Fine Custommade
CohHg Furnishing Goods Hats Shoes Trunks Vises
by buying ''ARCADE" you money.
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A CAR for Waikiki will be on the
Palace siding at 1910 o'clock this
evening, at the conclusion of the per-
Torrance at the Opera House.
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Leaving Honolulu.

T w. LUNING respectfully requests
e. that all claims against him will
be presented for settlement before the
goth May. Also that all claims due TO
him be paid on or before that date.
240 Ct
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NOW THEY STAND.

The following table shows the
standing of the clubs of the Nation
al League and American Associa-
ton up to April 26th.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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DEPARTURES.

May =
Stmr w G Hall for Lahaina, Maalaea,
Kona, Kau and the Volcano at 10
. O'Clock m
Stmr Jas Makee for Kapaa at p m
Stmr Mikahala for Kauai at 5 D IN
Stmr Likelike for Maui at 5 I'M
Schr Kulamanu for Halawa
Schr Luka for Kohala
Schr Sarah g. Eliza for Koolau
Schr Mary for Hanalei
Schr Lavinia for Kauai
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IT is reported that the Waikiki
sugar plantation may shortly change
hands.
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SOME very pretty goods are on dis
play in Wenner & Co.'s store. There
is something fascinating in an in
spection of this firms goods.
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PASSENGERS,

For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr w G
Hall, May For the Volcano: Mr.
Justice Dole, Hon G ii Dole. For way
poi - l. NJ Baldwin, Miss Bomke, j w
SMITH. G Timoteo, n Burgess, G Britto,
Col Norris and 75 deck.
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THE Paradise of the Pacific" will
be out tomorrow afternoon. Copies
at the bookstores and j. j. Williams
Fort street.
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Swiss warblers tonight Don't
forget.
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NOTICE.

ON account of my intending to leave
" Honolulu on May 10th on the Una
tilla, l request all persons having any
claims against me to present them at
the Office of a. Jaeger.
j. N. ROBINSON.
Honolulu, April 30, 1889. 237 Ivy
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The lunch part OF the European
restaurant is for rent.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that the partnership
i heretofore existing between Chung
Tin Kwai and Qwong Yick Lung, under
the firm name of Qwong Yick Lung 90.
doing business at Kahului, Maui, has
been dissolved. The business will
henceforth be carried on by Qwong
Yick Lung, who will collect all the
debts and pay all the liabilities of the
late firm. $50 2w%
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THE Y. NJ. c. A. bookkeeping
classes will meet this evening at $50
and 7.15.
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Mr.. Justice Dole and his brother
Hon. G. III. Dole left for the Volcano
on the w. G. Hall this morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-05-07

Tomorrow is the SEVENTEEN ami
versary of the death of Kamehameha
the First.
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DER "Umatilla" for California Fruit
Il Market, on ice, Cherries, first of
the ,eason; Frozen Oysters, Fresh Sal
mon, Cauliflower. Also, Navel Oranges.
Mexican Lines, Sicily Lemons, New
Season Onions, New Season Potatoes.
Grapes, Melons and Oranges from Wal.
alua; prices reasonable; Mutual Tele-
phone 378. PAL st
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
CAN you do the pig puzzle?

THE warm weather has surely Sc
in.
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THE r. NJ. S. Alameda will be due
on Saturday from San Francisco, en-
route to the Colonies.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

MESSRS. DODO & MILLER
INl have just received ex Umatilla
another lot of that "PHILADELPHIA
LAGER BEER" in kegs, which they
are offering to their customers. PAL Nv
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THE band plays at the residence of
Hon. A. S. Cleghorn tomorrow after
noon from 2 to 6 O'Clock.
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NOTICE.

TNHE annual meeting of the LIST Divi.
l. sion of the Liliuokalani Educa-
tional Society will be held at the resi-
dence of ii. r. ii. Princess Liliuokalani
at Washington Place, on WEDNES-
DAY, May 18th, at o'clock T.. NJ, for
election OF officers for the ensuing year.
A full attendance is requested.
233 At PER ORDER.
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A MEETING of Geo. w. belong
Post G. A. r. will be held this even
ing at the usual place.
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GAaG1ES FROM ISLAND PORTS.
Schr Kauikeaouli-2000 bgs sugar.
Schr Sarah IL Eliza-G0 bgs rice.
Schr Lavinia-75 bags rice.
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FRANK GODFREY,
Searcher of Records

General Writer q Compiler.
Office, "a King street (Sander's Express),
Telephone No. SO. Abstracts of Titles
made, with accuracy and dispatch,
237 I'm
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THE
TUESDAY, MAY Z, 1889.
ARRIVALS.

May o.
Schr Luka from Kauai
May =
Stmr Iwalani from Hamakua
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NOTICE.

nURING my temporary absence from
~ the Kingdom Chas Marshall will
act for me under full power of attorney.
@. w. HART,
81 Hotel street.
Honolulu, May @, 1899 1w
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Stmr Kilauea Hou for Hamakua
Stmr Waialeale for Kilauea and Hanalei
at y IN
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9th KAPIOLANl PARK PLATE /:

TROTTlNG and PACING. Free
for ull Mile heats; best in 5. All
horses with record of $50 or b 4tter
to be handicapped.
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TO LET

Aaa a THREE Offices over G. o.
&tss5rz Il Berger's, Merchant street.
He8 Apply 10
242tf L. S. CUNHA.
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Opposing the Irvine Trust.

About two hundred representative farm
ers from the surrounding townships, met at
the Supervisors Room in the Court House,
on Thursday afternoon, and in positive
manner declared their denunoistion of the
Irvine Trust Robbers.
Mr.. Rowland of Prairie Center was elect.
ed chairman, aad Mr.. Hess, of Dayton, SEQ
Messrs. Greanleaf, of Dayton, Bosworth.
of Manlius, and Barnes, of Rutland, denounc-
ed the trust as a hydra headed monster, and
asked that their colleagues join with them
in discarding the Irvine and putting grain up
in shocks.
nj essrs. Psrr, of Rutland, and Z. G.
Lewis, of Deer Park, did not speak in so
radical tone, but favored twine if it could
be purchased at living prices.
A committee consisting of Msssrs. Shaw,
Lewis, Trumbo, Beach and Esmond, report
cd the following resolutions:
Resolved That we denounce the combined
trust and the advance made on binder 6
Irvine as being an unjust extortion, planned
and instituted to force from the farmer an
unjust and unreasonable advance on the
price of binderss Irvine;
Res0lced, That we each and all pledge
our word and honor that we will use NO
binders Irvine at an advance price over that
of the harvest of 1888, except it be of some
factory entirely independent of any trust or
combination.
A. oil ,,,n
er to secure the assistance and co'opertion
of every farmer to do the same, irrespective
of personal gain or loss.
| ResOlysd, That we call upon and earnestly
urge the farmers Of each township in this
county TO call meetings and take action
endorsing this movement
Res0lced, That we recommend to the PEG
Pile throughout the State of Illinois, through
county organizations, to swell the voice o
the farmers of the country in this protes
against this unreasonable and oppressive ex
tortion.
These resolutions were adopted with en-
thusiasm, but small one from Mr.. Green
eaf, that the farmers use no binder twin
made from MANILA or sizel, was defeated
The following resolution was also adopted
Resolped, That we, the farmers Of Il
Sale county request our senators and rep
resentatives in congress to use their inhu
ence for the free sdmittance to this country
free of duty, of the material necessary in tn
manufacture Of binding Irvine.
The Chair and two other gentlemen to b
named later, will present these resolution
to congress, and to meetings in adjoining
counties.
1.-THE true remedy, the admission of bind
or Irvine itself, free Of duty. was omitted,
said a gentleman, present at the meeting
! So il was.
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Ottawa, H.. April d, 1889,
DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION,

The Democratic City Committee have called wy
convention for Thursday evening, Aprl lIth' [" ."
o'clock, at Turn Hall to nominate candidates Tor
MAYOR,
CITY ATTORNEY,
CITY CLERK,
CITY TREASURER.
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES OF SCHOOLS,
The representation of wards in the convention "''
been nNed n follows
LIST ward, Z; ID ward, TO- 30 "aiH' IL ''n ""'" o'
sth ward, IS; 9th ward, II; 1th ward, 49,
Caucsses will DE held on Tuesday evening Apr' 'n,
at places named By ward committees To be announced
nv hand bills distributed In each Oft the wards, lho'e
.hus far announced are:
ID ward, at Supervisors room, at y, M
ID ward, AT City Hall at 7.3Op. M.
4th ward AT Paul IRONS.
bth ward, az Frank Perccs barber shop
Eth ward al Bois-enln's store at 7.S0 y. IN.
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Laid Over TO the New Council.

Mayor Allen was in the Chair in the
council chamber Tuesday evening. Every
body wore an anxious look, with the e4cep.
ton of Messrs. Taylor, Maher and Duffy whs
were absent. The anxiety was maintained
until some one whispered that Mr.. Taylor
had won, and then most of the gentlemen
smiled.
Mr.. Hull brought up the matter of the
Chestnut street bridge, and moved that the
roadway of the bridge be twenty feet wide,
as provided in the resolution passed at the,
last meeting, and that four-foot walk be
placed at each side of the roadway. This
passed, and the inhabitants of the Fifth
ward we're appeased.
The petition of Miller & Pruitt to lease the
city lot at the corner of Fulton and LaFay-
cite streets, was referred to the appropriate
committee with power to act. The plat of
the Illinois Valley Electric Light Co., show,
ing where it proposed to erect its poles, re-
ceived like treatment.
The reports of the city officers were read
and approved. The city clerks report
showed that $8,68049 had been received and
IS, SAL ga disbursed, leaving balance OF
Sl3S.35. The city marshal had collecteeE
nine dollars in fines, and eighteen dollars
had been served out IN the city jail.
Mr.. We'll stated that $6,50O,OO in two
warrants, pledged for borrowed money had
been redeemed during the month of March
Mr.. Catlin moved that committee DC
appointed to advertise for and receive plans
for the new city hall.
Mr.. Hull wanted the building committeeI
with Messrs. Catlin and Titus added, to do
the work.
Mr. We'll thought that the matter should
be laid over to the new council, as the me-"
body would have the work in charge, and
moved that it be laid on the table. He was
ably seconded, and the motion corried by y
vote of seven to four. -
The building and sidewalk committee in
formed the council that Miss Ann Field haf
raised her barn two feet and was converting
it into dwelling house, without the consenl
of the council. She was ordered to eitne1
remove the building or make it hre PROOF
The council adjourned after passing the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-04-06

Mr.. L. j. Kelly is a candidare for city
evening. There is no questioning the fact
that Mr.. Kelly has made first-claSs clerk,
is well posted on city affairs, and would
make strong run against any man put up
against him. The convention, however,
has the nomination in Its hands, and the
FREE TRADER does not propose to instruct
1t as 10 Its duty, though 1t can commend
Mr.. Kelly as an available man.
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rebel lead In his body, entitled him TO
some consideration. Tanners FRESHNESS"
therefore was enquired into, and when It's
extent became known 10 the Secretary he
told Mr., Tanner this sort of thing wouldn't
do, and issued an order 10 the effect that
no one In the Interior Department should
call for designations without his knowledge
or consent.
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been relocated TO private life as reward for
their part in the acrobatic legislation Of that
memorable Saturday; and one Mr. Cullen)
was defeated because he did not belong to
the right party, although his vote, which
was large one, was undoubtedly swelled
by the ballots of men who admired his action
in voting against the 81 900 grant. Singular
as 1t may seem, the other fourteen men who
voted against the measure were elected with
but little opposition,
The secret Of the matter is not secret, for
the gift was an issue in number of the
townships, and it acted rs a most admirable
boomerang. Mr.. Griffin, who amended the
resolution, making it & 900 instead Of $500,
was knocked out in Utica by Ira Conover.
Joseph Armstrong lest his grip on Brookfeld
and NJ. OLoughlin was returned The PEG.
pie OF Mendoza did not appreciate Fischer,
and elected VIM. Trueman. Basil Green's
strength faded like an autumn flower, and
Dayton elected Geo. w. Debolt. Fred K.
lloberg Of Peru, fell over the gift" and
Gustave Brenning was elected. Others who
were gracefully, yet tearfully deposed, are
Thos. Burke, Donat Hollecker, VIM. Quincy
Otter Creek; II. B. Hiltabrand, Hope; Jas.
Jennings, Mission; r. A. Rowe, Freedom;
Benz. Shafer, Eagle, and s. Thompson,
Grand Rapids. Matthias Maierhofsr the
investigator from Manlus, was overtakss
by the 81 900 epidemic, and will reap peas
and shuck timothy during the sessions of
the board. A. l.. Irwin will answer for
Manlius.
THE NEW BOARD.
The new board is composed Of men whs
know horse from blue china dinner set
aid Of field glass. II has gained four Of
the best men that have ever stepped upoa
its Hoor-W. W, Taylor, Chas. Hoffman, NJ.
O'Loughlin and William Trueman. The new
members, besides these, will compare favor,
ably, and, indeed, in many cases, far excel
the deposed members in intellect, common
sense and business qualifications. Follow
ing is the new board, names of new mem.
bers marked thus.
Alen-Wm. II, Mcintyre.
Adams-A n. Anderson.
Brookfield-*M. O'Loughlin.
Bruce-F. w. Fades, W. II. Lukins, j G.
Westwood.
Dayton-*Geo W. Debolt.
Deer Park-U. s. Ellsworth.
nmmick-Iukn nnyla
Eagle-*Chas. l.. Hoffman.
Earl-W. II. Norton
Eden-Henry Gum.
Fall Rivera. l.. Trumbo
Farm Ridge Marsten Reed
Freedom-*Ole X. Oeson
Grand Rapids-"Lacy Hibbs.
Grovcand-E. 5. Dresser
Hope-*H w. Graves.
La Saile--J. McLauchlan, Jos. Burkart and
JAS. Duffy.
Manlius-~A. l.. Irwin
Mendota-*William FREEMAN ana IT. +. 4.
Newport.
Meriden--W. j. Dinsmore
Miller-Chas. E. Spencer.
Mission-@J. A. Guam.
Northvlle-A. Gransden.
Ophir--Chas. Gibbs.
Osage-F. g. Werner,
Ottawa-*W. w. Taylor, Thos. White, II.
o. Turk and sThos. Fox.
Otter Creek--*J. W. Stevenson.
Peru-*Gustave Breuning and j. l.. LAUDER.
Observation-Disclosures Shawback.
Northumberland Spencer.
Serena-Henry Bowen.
South Ottawa-Chas. Crook.
Troy Grove-*John Ferguson.
Utice-*Ira Conover
Wallace--F. =. Donievy.
Waltham--Jno. Wylie.
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SCHOOL ELECTION.

The annual election for school directors
of the town Of Ottawa, takes place to-day
The democratic town convention nomi
mated w. w. Curtis, a retiring member OF
the Board to succeed himself and Samuel
Nicholson to succeei Mr.. +. @. Swift,
whose term also is expiring. Both these
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THE TOWN ELECTIONS.
How the 1000 Grab Knocked Them Out
The New Board.

The first remark heard on Wednesday
morning was, Tom McDermotts in the
soup"
II IL said that after Mayor Allen had in.
auired four times at the central office il il
was possible that Tom McDermott had been
defeated G wicked young man rang him W
and remarked:
"Mr. Allen, it pains me to speak of it, but
Mr.. McDermott has gone TO search for the
fox that fell Into the canal on the day of the
great hunt
W. W. Taylor was elected supervisor Of
Ottawa; Otto Turk, Thos. Fox and Thomas
White, assistants; Patrick Looney, commits
sioner of highways; Nicholas DOwney, col
lector; Al. Maerhofer, assessor; John T.
Farrell, town clerk; I. C, Trenary, Arthur
Lockwood, Thomas Larkin and Robert vii
son, justices Of the peace and Tomas Bren
nan aud Richard Norris, constables.
Seventeen hundred and twenty four votes
were cast between the opening and closing
of the polls. There was very little or Jwding
the voters-cssting their votes in ones and
two's, with an occasional wagon load inter
vening all day long.
The total vote fell about 500 short OF that
cast by the town at the last election, but this
was excused by the distance to be travelled
by working men, whose work and homes are
in the suburbs Of the city.
Eol1owino 10 tho vota.-
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SOUTH OTTAWA.

For Supervisor. Crook defeated
Emmett Skinner by a majority OF Al. Crook
polled 176 votes and Skinner 1856.
For ToVn Cierk.- H. s. Crane defeated the
vertran town clerk, Thos. Mason, the vote
being lS9 to l2S.
For Assessor. George Mills had no oppo-
sition and received 306 votes.
For Colector.-Alex. Hanna and L. A.
Williams received respectively III and 1879
votes. Hannas maj, AZ.
For Commissioner Of Hyh'cays.-Thomas
Jordan defeated Ed. Sapp by majority Of
Sc. Jordan received l6S and sapp, 1872.
For Justices Of the Peace.-Jacob Bane and
H. p. Moore will serve. Bsne received Is,
Moore, 207; Royce, 1872, and Dicken, 100.
For Consta5ies.-M. d. Calkins received
249 votes, Chas. Wing, l44, and J. Rumple
A.. First two elected.
The south side republicans initiating the
example of the democrats of Ottawa town
ship-nominated a town ticket, and its can
didates were Messrs Skinner, Crane, Mills
Williams and Sapp. These we're theil
candidates for the principal offices. Charlie
Crook, Thomas Mason, Alex Hanna and Thos
Jordan organized peoples Ticket" and
by dint of cheerful domesnor and consider
able expenditure of shoe leather, knocked
the republican ticket into cooked hat.
SOUP FOR FIFTEEN.
There was a wall as Of the passing of |
great sorrow, through the length Of La Sail
county on Tuesday; for the fascination
the snake charmer from the roaring norti
was busted; even as toy balloon. TIT
81 900 gift would not 60 down, and in con
sequence those most active in giving tn
.bonus, or present" were laid upon the cole
and Sammy shelf of oblivion, to meditat
upon their liberality to one who was Away
ready to receive, and never murmered if hi
portion became too large to besr-no, never
murmured, because it never reached g
) gigantic magnitude, for there is but on
earth and it has red fence around it
Fifteen of the members of the late board hsv
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The first five are elected.

In considering the vote, the fact that J.
R. Shaver and Henry Wolfe did not desire
the Offices for which they were nominated,
and, in fact, declined to run, saying that they
would rather someone else should run, and
did support others, the vote given hem must
be considered as unsought and entirely com
plimentary.