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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-31
GREAT REAL ESTATE SALE.
Lands, Houses and Lots by Morgan
81 morrow.

Mr.. J. F. Morgan holds an extern
sive sale of real estate for mortgages
and others at noon tomorrow. A
catalogue of the properties is briefly
as follows:
Very desirable residence of Mr..
S. +. Graham at PunahOu.
Several lots at Palama--with tram
and railway becoming very popu-
lar locality-a house being on one
OF the lots.
Land at Waikiki.
Mansion House premises, very
desirable place for residence.
Mortgages sales as follows Lot
in centre of Hilo town; another ON
King street of same town; several
pieces land on Molokai; five pieces
ut Kawaiiki, .Palama; piece 97-l0O
acres rice land at Kaalaea, Koolau
side OF this island; four acres on
Kauai; nearly six acres at Kaneohe,
Oahu land at Kahuku, Oahu; three
acres on Molokai; piece l 55-lOO
acres, one q acres and one | acre at
Koolauloa, Oahu.
Fuller descriptions of these proper
ties are to be found in the newspa-
pers and in posters. Both in town
and country estates. they afford rare
chances for investment.
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Mortgages
NOTICE Of SALE F.!

Whereas, the mortgage hereinafter
mentioned hath been heretofore duly
forecosed, by advertisement of mort
gagee'S notice of intention TO foreclose,
now therefore by order of j. NJ. Mon
sarrat, Assignee of Il certain indenture
of mortgage, dated January IS, 1888,
made by j. l.. Keaunui, J.. NJ. Kaliola
Keaunui and Joseph NJ. keaunui to A.
II. Spencer, recorded in the office of the
Registrar OF onvcyances. in Liber 10,
on folios 1902, and assigned by the
said a. IL. Spencer to Alexander j..
Cartwright, by deed of assignment,
dated April 80, 1883. and recorded in
Liber 10, on folios ATS, and by the
said Alexander j. Cartwright to the said
j. NJ. Monsarrat by deed Of assignment,
dated September ~, 1857. and recorded
in Liber 70, on folio lG0, am directed
to sell at public auction,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-31
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST Sd.
At u o'clock noon.

AT my Salesroom, on the corner of Fort
and Queen Streets, in Honolulu, the
property included and described in said
mortgage, as fol Ows!
ALL THOSE
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A DISCLAIMER.

EDITOR BuLLETIN:-1n your issue
of July goth appears an article under
the head of ''Opium Seizure" in
which it is stated that "a case of
beer directed to ]. +. Noble, Paia,
contained so tins of opium. Mr..
Noble claims to know nothing about
the'opium." l not only claimed to
know nothing about the opium, but
about the whole case, and when ii
was delivered at Paia refused &c
take 1t. i had ordered no beer OF
anything else from Honolulu and
consequently knew that the case,
although marked with my name, did
not belong to me. | received the
case as L would any other freight
coming from Kahului and put il in
the liquor room of the warehouse &c
await an owner.
Paia. j. +. NOBLE,
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NOTICE.

AS very important matters in con-
nection with the instruction will
appear for the next few days, it IS
desired that all who wish extra
numbers of later issues will notify
us promptly. A thoughtful letter
from Mr.. Gribble has been received
and will appear as soon as possible.
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ALI those Certain Parcels OfLaDd

Situated at kapalama, Honolulu, Island
of Oahu, and in llilO, Island of Hawaii.
and more particularly described as fol-
lows, viz.
ALL that certain piece or parcel of
land situate ut kawaiiki, in said Kappa
lama and bounded and described as fol-
lows: Ekolu loi me kahi kula ma Ka-
waikiki, Honolulu, c hOomaka ana ma
kc XIII akau keia apana alma pill
ana me 10 kaluahinenui Il We ka palena
o kapalama me Honolulu, c holo ana
hcma 3D., hikina 30 pauku ma 30 Ka-
luahinenui hiki Ike Xiii akau ka loi
i hoakaka i'll no ka ale in 5. Kupanca;
alaiia. hcma 5S4'. kom., AZ pauku Il
hema b., hikina so pOuku, Il hcma 3D.,
hikina As pauku ma ka loi o = Kupanea;
alaila, hema 81, 30 kom., IS paliku II
hema %, hikina 2S3 pauku, c pill ana
me ko Maa hiki ka auwai; alaila,
hema IL. kom. 96 paukrl me akau S..
10, kom. az pauku ma ka anwai me ko
ka MOI me Paeaki; alaila. akau 2l',
5O', kom, 8 kanlalao me 81 pauku ma
ka auwalme Paeaki IA me kapalamn. II
hlki lie KIM komohana; alaila, akan
0o', hlklna kaulaliao me rs pauku ma
IA palcna Honolulu me hapaIama Il
hlNl KAN hoomaka al, maloko o III
ali'ha AHA nc i'-loO o MI cha, OIL III
aku emf Xxi mai paha.
ALI that certain piece or parcel of
land situate at said kawaiiki and bound.
ed and described as follows llookahi loi
ma Kawaiiki, Honolulu, hoomaka ana
ma Ike XIII Akan keia loi ma ka palena
o kaelc IL me kaluahinenui; n holo
hcma 80, hikina 100 pau Il, hcma 90
hikina 1873 pauku, a me hema -, kom.
Al pauku ma ko kaluahinenui; alaila,
akau 81 40, kom. los pauku ma ko
Maa; alaila, akau 32', kom, Is pauku,
akau Boz, kom. so pauku, me akau So
10, hikina A pauhu ma ko Kacle hiki
! ka hoomaka aua, maloko in apana
he l41-lOOO ka ekl, "a OF Xxi aku Il emf
Xxi mai paha.)
3-All that certain piece or parcel OF
land situate at said kawaiiki and bound
ed and described rs follows: Eha loi me
kahn kula ma kawaiiki, Honolulu,
Oahu, hoomaka ana ma Ike xiii alau
o keia apana alma, ma ka ialena Ka-
palama me Honolulu me Ike KIM
komohana ko Kuanea, a holo hcma
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TENDERS WANTED.

GEALED tenders will be received at
- the Entcrlajsc Mill Office Tor two
weeks from date, fer The construction
Of n rwo,sIory lIouse, Plans ana sreei-
ieations can be seen ut the office of
Enterprise Mill, 81 2w
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ALL THOSE
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SITUATION WANTED

pY a japanese man and wife; the
ID man 10 work in yard ana stable,
the woman TO do housework and cook
Apply at this Office, 3i2 lw%
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On THURSDAY, August lst,
AT re O'CLOCK NOON.

AT my Salesroom on Queen street, in
Honolulu, n part of the property in.
cluded and described in said mortgage
as follows:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-31

GENERAL s. G. Armstrong Of
Hampton, Va, who is well known in
the Islands, has received the degree
OF LII. d. from Harvard University.
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ALL THOSE
Certain Parcels Of Land
Situated in tie Island of Molokai, and
more particularly described as fol-
lnwc IN Npit.

Situated in the Island of Molokai, and
more particularly described as fol-
lows. 10 wit:
ALI that certain piece or parcel of
land situate at Kaio, Halawa, contain
ing an area of Ii acres 20 perches, and
being the same premises described in
Royal Patent No 6l34 /. c Award No
1884 to Kameheu.
2-All that certain piece or pare of
land situate at Iii, in said Halawa, con.
tanning an area of rOOds 30 perph0s,
and being the same premises described
in Royal 7, tent No Gl35, l. q Award No
1 90 to Kamai.
3-All those certain pieces or parcels
of land situate nj Kapualei, in said ISL
and of MOlOkai, containing in all an
area of acres and lis fathOms, and be-
ing the same premises described in l. c
Award No 5Q33 Il to Peinoa,
The above mentioned and described
premises being the same that We're con-
veyed to said Samuel X Kamaipelekanc
by deed dated It'll of October, 1879, and
recorded in Liber 81, on folios G5-6.
ALI that certain piece or parcel of
land situate at llOnOuliwai, in said ISL
and Of MOlokai, containing an area OF
10 acres, d being the same premises
utNbllbNu III iN'lh hNNhb AN'loiilJ Nv
G0j to Kamaiberitania, and that We're
conveyed to said Samuel X kamaipele,
kane by + = Kamaipelekaue, by deed
dated July 8, 1876, and recorded in Lii
Der 81, folio 302
An that certain piece or parcel of
land situate mt Kaluaaha, in said Island
OF Molokai, and being the same prem
ICES described in l. G award No 1897, and
containing an area of acres.
TERMS CASH.
j eeds at expense of purchaser.
C# For further particulars apply to
JAS. II. MORGAN,
Auclioneer
Or to j. NJ. Monsarrat, Attorney for
Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, July 6, 1889. 81 Al
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RELIGIOUS services will be held on
board the Morning Star at . p. m.
tomorrow, after which the voyage
will be begun for Micronesia.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-31
Certain Parcels Of Land
Situate at Hauula, Island of Oahu, and
more particularly described rs
follows:

An those two pieces or parcels of
land situated Mt said Hauula, containing
an area of 5-l0O acres, and being tho
same premises described in Royal
Patent No. 1918 Land Commission
Award No. s33s, issued TO Kealoha, and
that were conveyed to said l.. Nj. Kali
ola Keaunui and Joseph Nj. Keaunui by
r. Pikai by deed dated the LIST day Of
June, 1880, and recorded in the Hawai-
ian Registry of COnveyances, in Libcr
10. on folios 33 and 81.
2d-All that piece or parcel of land
situated at said IIauula, containing an
area of 10 of an acre, and being the
same premises described in ROYAL Pa
tent No. 1926, Land Commission Award
No. Sl74 issued to Iloaai which were
Inherited by said J,L. keaunui from said
IIOaai his maternal uncle.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-31
BUSINESS ITEMS.

~ j. FiSHEL, the Leading Mill.
We merry House, has just received by
the Australia n complete line OF new
and fashionable hnls snirimmed among
them the well known S4iior Hat, The
Christine and the spar, and wi have
these hats displayed by Mord4y. Mr..
Fishel viii he pleased to have the Indies
call at his store aud look at his new
millinery. 81 81
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-31
LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.

HIS Honor Mr.. Justice Preston has
recently been appointeda member OF
the Council OF the Selden Society.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-28
9te sGdhe Ses Srients.

DON benen Sas 9tbsn6Iano Satrbun6erte
lang sefabeIt bat, pie iin6 iie I'M 9aufc
Der .3eiten gering 9eworoeu Sin GROCER
EbeiI pm ibneu lit aus Der alten Seis
matb aus9ewanNert unO geb0rt iest ben
Sranfen. 9lber es iit aud nod mats
6erlei suriif9eblieben uno wer @eIe9ens
belt bate, bas beriibmte &opbane, oas
S6abbauS bes SuItans, Su beiu6en,
fann ii6, wie Alaoin, in @joI6 un6
@beIiteinen berauideu. Otur Der 9es
por3u9te, Der pom SuItan cine ipecieIe
GrIaubuiB bat, bari bic S9attammsr
betreten. Gr gilt oann ober aud ala
@ait bes @jrOBberrn. Veim @intritt in
bas S6aBbauS piro er nit Der beim
@mpfause uOn Gjditen iibIi8en 9Iuf'
merfiamteit nufgenommen uno ua6 tiirs
tii9er Site NIT Jofiee uuo SiiBigteiteu
re9aIlt. gtwa orsiBtg 0ieuer uuter
6ibrung zines SberbeamteH begIeiteu
ben @intreteuoeu unO beobabtcr arss
pO6nii5 iebe iciner Sewe9ungeu. Oieie
Sorii6t lit ertIarIib. 0ie S6dbe bes
SuItans lie9sn frei oa, obne Seri9IuB
uro obne iyltematii9e SrOuuny. Sie
iiuo nidt etwa ale SugIei9 6unltgegens
ltGnoe ooer pom biitoril9em g8ertb. @s
iino in Der Sauptia6e 9oIoene iiIberue
@efdBe, bic nit allen glrten uou Goels
iteinen 9efiillt limb. 9fur ein Ortentalts
i6sr @jei9mud fOnnte 10 etwas Suiams
meniteIIeu. 9tebeu id0neu unO mertb'
pollen Gr;eu9niieu orientalii6er &uuit
iiebt man europdiIbes Yorcellau obue
@abI areinauber9erei6t uno wertbloie
SpieIooien aus pariier uno anbereu
Sabriten. g8e eS Der Sultan ma6t,
10 MAIDEN es aud bic 9oruebmsn unter
ben Girteu. Qer 8erm0sen 9epiunt,
Der le9t es uibt etrpa in 9runobsiib,
goelmttou, g8ertbpapiereu Ooer Ionlt an,
ionoern CT fault @oeIlteiue. 0ieie fin6
Iei6t trausportirbar, iino benz Better
ii9erer als irgenO cine GapitaIseuIasc
unb babel I'M Orient iiberaa beIiebt un6
germ 9euommen. Der Sorau unb bic
9auSe aui ibm baiiren6e Siuuespsiie
belt bic Giirten friiber bauon ab, ii9
nm ben @rperb su betiimmern uno @jes
i6Gite gu betreben. g8as man eroberte
uuo 9epUnneu, bas biente Osm Gurus
unb i6Dano auf bieiem I8ese. Die
barte NOtb Der 3eiten uuo Die INNER
mebr suuebmeuOe emancipation Der
Raiab lsbrt freiIi6 iebt aud ben Giirten
urbeiten. Die europdiihe 8erwnItuus
6er StuatSi5uIOen bei9aitigt ). 9.
Gauieube uou Ruielmdnnern un6 aud
bic ueue Babn ua6 9ln9ora ioa uers
tragsmdBig, iopeit pie irgenO m0gIi9,
ibre Seamien aus ben Jeiben Der tiirtt'
i9eu SeuOIteruug wdbleu.
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8etut 9lntreteH.

Die Morgen.s sSuitruttion, nit peI5r
Der Sienit Der neuen @inidbri5:Srejpil'
Iioen be9innt, lit bsenoet, uuo Die tIeiue
Bauie, wslde Suii6en Oieier uuo oem
GrerSiereu Iie9t, beuubeu bic iuu9eu
Ntarsi0bne, I'M li6 an warmer ~ Solnis
l6er" nebit SemmeI unO Bier gu ;tdrs
ten, wel6e Die 6rau oes 6oIernenpdrs
terS ieil bdlt. Jfaum babsn Die Dem
Wuritteiiel SunG9ltitebenben y6ontints
item" cin Stiit bieler beIiebten Ofu9ens
ipeube er9attcrt, 10 ertOut bas 6oms
manoo vglntreten /" unb NIT elmer 0es
i6minoigteit, als Oh es gilt, Meni9ens
Ieben aus 6riu9euoite @efabr Su retten,
brGngeu Die Jtetruten benz 2uS0auge ~.
RuuenO eri6eiut @iner uab benz 2lnosru
auf oem 6alerneubOie, noielblt Der @rs
erSirmeiiter, nit Der llbr III Der !Sano
einige fa6;itgler nit ctnem 0onneuuets
ter CUR @ile antreibt. v9lQes ta?~
fragt Der @eitreu9e bori6, NIB auf ein
uierltimmi9eS ,Sawobl!" Der @eireiten
tommunbtrt Der @jepaItise vSti1geitans
ben " uno muitert, bic 6ront abihreis
teub, NIT 6altenaugen bic Ioiuitiruug
Der inteIli9entcn SIaie, ruie er iciue Gins
iGbri9en i'll Summa 81 beSet9neu phs9t.
vSie Ntebijinmann, Sie QSiubitus! d!
baIten Sic mir uor blino o6er i6wabs
Iinuig?" bcrri9t ct eiuen Der 6reiwiais
gen an, beiien ci::er 0foftnOpf mitteIlt
zines bnr6 bic Oefe 9eiOSemen 3iinObols
SeS am 0tot bcieitigt 1T. v0enten sic
mir ;u bupiren, Sic e....Sis Doctor
Giienbart?! Sid ben Baud nit rparmer
Wuri6t anfiiIen uuo na9ber mic cen
0ebIiat bci's @rerSieren rumIati9eu,
bas ieiGQt oem Otusie - aber eenen
abieriiIcncu Jtnopp unndben, mo, nee,
bentt Der 0tusie. = Mari6 9tennen
Sie, 10 i3nsu Sic Sbre Stor6beene
tra9en t0nnen, uff Sbre Su6e uuo lais
fen Sic ii3 bic optii9e GGui9ung repas
rirsn, ober rperiren Sie ben Sbaoeu
eIbit." Der Doctor in spe iit faum
peri9wuuoeu, 10 fdut bes @eitren0en
SIid auf beiien Iinten Nsbsnmanu.
SER, mas feireu Sie? Sn 0teib un6
@lieO bdrfen Sie feline lRiene uersieben,
leIbit wenu Der urtomi6e Senoir ieinen
9elln9euiten RaIauer uor Sbuea IoBs
lteBe. = Seben Sle it9 mai iefdlligit
Sbre Salsbinoe an. g8ie eiusm Strangs
cuuOiOaten Bdnst bas Ding Sbnen gum
Sra9en berauS. Q8enn man biuter Sud
nidt INNER wie eens glmme binters
QSifeItino Der wdre, tdmt .Sbr am
@noe nod ipIitternoft gum Oicnite."
9to6 bieier 0teOe paste elmer Der @ss
freiten, ben GrerSiermeiter Oaraui aufs
mertiam gu MAIDEN, baB es Die b03ite
3eit iei, obSuOriifen. v0ta, ba baben
Mrs: itatt ii9 re6tseitis gum 9ienit
ein;uiinSen, mditen lid Die Serreu i9ou
am iriiben 0tOr9eu nit 8uribt, Yisr
unb ber9Iei9cn anOereu SerrIi1 teiten,
beuor iie ibrcu Saiiee uerOaut bubeu.
Iber warten sic, ib mill S5bnen beuts
i6On 8erOauuug ueri9aiien. gJte3ts
- I'M! Saufi3ritt - maridb, mori9!'
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I. q nitnI.

glbcrmaIs pOute 6ls6eu 10 eiIig nm
mbemerft oIS mO9Ii9 iiber ben Saus:
fur i6liipfeu, ober o peb .... oui
6emielbeu trat ibr Srau 3ubcru NIT rus
beilucrtiinoeuOsr Wliene entgegeu, uolls
eelaoeu nit Steinen Der Sosbeit, pie
cine Nurimai6ine Oss WtittelalterS.
yOrf id Sbuen bitten, ii9 auT etni9e
Wirutsn gu mid in meiue bei6eioene
Yebauiuug berab;ubemiiben, mein 6rGu:
Ieiu? Sd m09te iern einioe 8orte nit
Sbnen reoen, pon bic eS Sie pieuei6t
MD Iicb wdre, penu Se6ermaun oct
mitunb0rte!" Iautete bic peritsdte glns
ipra9e Der EortierSgattiu, beren 8erIis
ner Dialect fi6 jeOesmaI beionbers itart
ausprdgte, wenu lie erre9t mar. :.
Glie folste Der bOieu Srau ban9enben
Ssrsens bic tleiue Greppe binunter, Die
glei1 poruan in Die CUTE Stube Der Pors
tierwobnuu9 fiibrte.
sd bemiibe mir ia, ni6ts SoIes uon
sic gu 9Iauben, fino, aber id baltc es
benn bod uor meine perflu6te Yfli9t III
Sdulbigteit, Sbneu Su Darnen !....
Sie baben ba ne Setannti6aft nit einem
Ssrrn aniebanOeIt, Der bod erbaben iiber
Sbuen in's biir9erli6e gebeu baitebt,
neil ct mebr Selo III ne Bilbuns be-
Iiet, ais por'ne iimple S6nciOerin gut
lit; id ermabne Sbnen M ernltli6, otes
fen ristuuteu llmans ubSubre6en -
piori9euiaQs it uuieren Sauswirtb oas
Don i'll ReuntniB iesen mug, bamt er
Sic bic gobnuu9 rebtSeiti9 auftiinOigen
tann 80. benn Der Serr Subbalter
Stor;iu9 nimmt Sbuen Nun uuo uim.
mermebr go. III mat 9lnoeres buloen
mir bier I'LL mai uib iu's Saus ...."
Sin nuwiIacr Rud bes Sauptcs, ben
@Iie litb mwllltiirli6 erlarbte, uerau:
aBte bic Spre9srin, ben eiugeidIa9euen
0e9 uorIduii9 uidt lueiter gu perfolgen,
unO ibrer iibtIi6cn 9lei9uns, bas iungc
MGobeu nit oem i6drilteu Sta6el ibrer
Sun9e gu uerwunosn, ebenfalls nod
S9ranten oufiuerIegsu. SIS mar Der
Yortiersg0ttin ia AUDI nidbt lowobI ba:
ran geIegen, @Ile;u dr9cru uno aus benz
Saule ju brin9eu, ais lie einSul6iAtern
uuo ;u bcitimmeu, 10 raid Gls m09Itd
nit Storliug absubreben. 0enu cine
uubeimIi6e glngit p.agte Wtutter 3u6ern,
bic 6rau bate bod aud 0tomane &c
Ieieu, uuo mas b0rte man nibt oft iii,
ieItiume Gjeihibteu non ionoerborer
| Sejratbeu! Sjr g0nute nun 6tieu weOer
6os Sine nod 6us yglnoere", ertannt'
u6sr ri3tis, baB es cine !9auptia6e MAJ
- ruenu iie es ourhiesen wOllte, oat
Glie oen lImgaug raid wieOer auigab -
6us WIdOdeu gu iiberSeugen, OaB cher
bas Sine" .... nGmlib Die Seiratt
.... unerrei5bar iein lpirOe! sic be-
gam burum pou lieuem:
.Sie tenneu bic g8eIt MD. 6rduIeir
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8. GaptteI.

@s mar idou in ben eritsn Mcrgens
funOen beS folsenOeu Cages, ais bic
peiBen Gi9erroGe auf Der Ssimfabrt pom
SunoetebIe beim !SaIeniee On!ansten, Der
ammt ieiuem 08irtbsbaus bart am
Saume 6es @runenaIOs lie9t. Sine
berrIi5ere miloere 6rii5linssna9t IieB
ii9 ui9t benteu, uno Der Moup l6ien
pra6tuou. Der See i6immerte 10 lots
tenb aus Der Giefe bur9 bic i6Ianteu
Bibtenitdmme am Wege, oOB Der Old
lerIIu9 etue uniberwiuoIi9s gult betam,
ausSulteigen, unO troe Der uor9eriidten
9ta@tSeit nod etpus am See ipaSiereu
III geben.
GIie mar natiirIi6 eiuueritanoeu.
Der @a9eu belt uuf Der Gbauiiee an,
uuo man uerIieB benieIbeu, uabbem Der
Ruti9er Die QGeiiun9 empiaugen bate,
peiter Su iobreH uuo por benz QSirtbss
baus III wurteu. Damn bot Stor;iug
ieiner 8e9leiteriu ben 2lrm, uno Seioe
pauoeIteu ilbcr rie ueuen. bHbi6 uu9e:
Icgten 8e9e ber Oampibabus 8eieQi5aft
Rurfiiriteuoamm sur See biuuuter.
2ieier lag am 6uBe bes gtbbanses,
uom Ifouosnibein wie sin gIsernocr
5picgeI beleubtst, uor ibnen. Giefs
l6war3 formteu lt6 bic ountIsn 8aums
trOnen pom ben !S0beu Der ents
sesenseietteu llier uui isiner Iei3ts
tswe8teu Oberfld9e ab, uu6 III Der
5erue bepirtten bic ftrabIsuOen Sass
aammsu oes garou6eIs un6 eiui9er
anOersr @erguiisunssunitaIten, peI9e
nod ni6t uae sei6Iohen paren, eiusn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-28

-Q8as 1T Elm Stammtii d 2
Gin Stammtii9 iit in eiuem beitimmteu
9Otal Elm beitimmter Gid in einem be-
itimmteu g8mtsl, an benz 3ur bsitimmten
Stuuoe bstimmte @Gite auf ibrem be-
itimmten Ylas ii9 nieOerIaheu, nm BEL
8ntilgung elmer beitimmten Dlenge
zines 6eitimmten @etrdnfes aus betimms
ten @laieru iiber beitimmte Gbemuta Su
iprebeu, um oann CUR beitimmten Stuns
be auf,ubre6eu, neil man CUR beitimms
ten 3eit ju !Sauie beitimmt ermartet
piro.
8robIematti des 9r D :
seuuer erbGItniB. Suuse 6rau:
,,Sirb' bod, wic unaniebnIi6, me tIein
id bin, weun i6 in PautoneIn nebeu
Dir itebe!" = @utte: vStaum gu be-
sreifen, uu6 bod itebe i6 i9On gang
6arunter!"
-8cr3weifGuus. 3, eutiebs
lid, i6retli1-ber EreuIoie! Sd er>
trays ni6t, OaB er mid perIdBt, i'd
iprins' ms gGuher E. 9Inna, ri9tsp
sic mir Elm Sao!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-28

-98reifGi6. go, RobIafrie:
Der, bau s'bulrt, On iciei6t ufi S'iuu6
bel Define S6tuOeuta in GsipSis g'rueab /;
DO boi6t 9'wiB reodt noble yeute 9ieaB.
Sc o b leufrieoer So, pfeifa !!
Sir 0obeIs iitbt bort. s bau gu mei'u
8uaba s'iait, sr ioa mi uu bifeua BET
be 2eut romiiiBara, no bot CT mi lang
amanan6 g'iiGbrt, Gber ia Oiar ia9a,
8ai6te, fdit Iauter S6uaiater uno
S9neiOer ienos g'meab!
- Ole Sraueu iiben eft bic
9r6Btc Wo9t our9 cine Obnma6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-28
IS c AieInbes Stel.

Sin Wunid) osm nnSern INNER meitbt,
Su's Ser; ;iebt nie GiSniisen elm;
llnb nsm bu gIaubit Oein Slid errei6t,
90 bort IS aui, oein Slid Su ieiu.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-06-11

Frank Simpson, who has visited
several camps in Custer county, fur
nlshes us the following items:
The Sheep Mountain aul Seafoam
districts are full o. prospuc,ors and
more arriving daily. The mines are
all looking well, and large and i'm
portant quartz mining section will be
opened up.
Al Custer eleven men are at work
on the Badger mine, four or five on
the Lucky Boy and four or FIVE on
the Charles Dickens. Others are at
work on different mines, including the
Montana, on Estes Mountain. Pear
sons & Morrison's mill, on Jordan
creek, is running right along and
yielding handsome profits.
A contract is soon to be let for the
construction of wagon road from
Bonanza down the Yankee Fork and
main Salmon to Clayton. This road
will place in close communication two
of the best mining districts of the
county, and enable mine owners al
Custer and Bonanza to ship their ore
for reduction. This road will dc
much toward bringing the Yankee
Fork country to the front again.
There is no certainty as to wher
the Custer mill will resume crushing
The Bayhorse smelters are running
and also one of the Clayton smelters
Challls, although dull, is improv
ing, and is beautiful little place.
A good many men are employed
in the mining districts of the county
and Custer will loom up as one o
the banner counties of Idaho.
Mrs. Myron Crafts informed Franl
that her mother, Mrs. Frank Farm
ham, formerly of this county, de-
last fall. Mr.. and Mrs. Farnhan
have been living in Montana the pas
eight years.
Myron Crafts, who has for man,
years held the position of assayer an
superintendent for the Custer com
pany, is now superintendent of tn
Badger company, during the tempo
rary suspension of work by the form
er company.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-06-11
MizERAL CITY NEWS.

We CLEAN the following from the
Weiser Leader:
Ground is being broken for three
story brick hotel by the Mineral
Fownsie e Company.
During the month of May the
Egan company have had a payroll OF
over fifty men, employed principally
in building roads, freighting, grad.
ing, brick making, stone masonry and
carpentering.
Additional discoveries are made
every day, and the list Of valuable
mines is now SO extended as to be
beyond enumeration. Besides the
Egan and Porpherite companies, the
Black Maria company is now al
work under the skillful and expert.
enced management of H. F. Wild, o.
Boise City. This great mine vii
soon make its mark as an ore pro
ducer.
The Porpherite company, under ths
management of Lang & Biddle, keel
on the even tenor Of their way, al
they have been doing for year past
Great credit is due the company TO
their indefatigable perseverance a
the pioneer company of the camp
Their group of mines, with the Boom
at the head of the list, is looking
we'll and showing large quantities o
high grade ore. The grading fo
their new mill is we'll under way, AM
before the summer is over thei
whistle will sound over Boone Hill