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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-04
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La Muhyon, George, Shorhone-North half
Of lots IT, 1s, 10 and 20. block -, and
improvements, value 800, tax, costs
ond penalties, 9.96; school tax, Sh,
poll and hospital tax, $780,. ........... 10 Z
Lindsroff George, Shoshone- Lot l5, block
80, value 50. tax, costs and penalties,
207; school tax. "a, poll and hospital
tax, 8. 50...... ........... 90
Layne, W. T.-Improvements on land On
Corral creek, value so, personal prop
erty, 5000, total $3.50: tax costs and
penalties, 97.l2, poll and hospital
ooO.. ................ .s.. ...,.......... 1U1
Loving. Cal-west half of the southwest
quarter Of section 2. town / south,
range 10 east. and Improvements,
value 100, personal property, 200, to-
tai $50; tax, costs and penalties, l2.SA,
poll and hospital, $50. 50................ II
Lewis, L, C.-Improvements on land on
Snake river. value 100, tax, costs and
penhltles. 6
Lewis, Mrs. N. J. Payne's ferry - Personal
property value, 1876, tax. costa and
penalti0 ................!ss.s...... - q
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-04

Lee, Tlairs G.. Btleyue--Icts o. In !,and
i, bisrt % and improvements, V.luc
$l|l, persongl property, slIG, total,
$32s; tax. costs and penalties ........ II a
LuHrk, Il. J. Ketchum-Lut2 ., block g. ynlua
-. tax. costs 1nl penalties. l.g:
school taS 81 cents ts................ 81
Lesbsr, Frank - fErroyements mica
east of Mountain Home, value .H,
lot ). llock Il in R.est q addition of
Shos hone, add improvements, .5a
tots' real, 40; perhonal property lT5,
total G25; tax. costs and penalties,
1910: school tax, $50, l.oll and hos.
rital tax, $50. J.............. ........,. 1906
Lund, Ahcrtat Hai'ey---Iot ID. i.iurk q and
lnt2i -. ~ una -, BIC, 80, vrlue
%, tsN, cpss and pebH.;I"s, 7 &c:
school taE, 81, poll and basI ital
tax. a.5J.. ...-..................... &c %
tie,..fG0t. ]. II - improvements On The
sonth~es: quarter uf section rs, town
north range "a rast va,pe lr0 rr-
s'nti pripersy, l25. total real, .35;
tax, costs all penHitice, aJs, ioii
sa4 h9sgl,4 az. u. ........... 70 -
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-04

jeffrey, Peter, Rocky Bar-4Personal prop.
erty, value 200; tax, costs and penal
ties, 40, poll and hospital tax $50. IL 30
Jones, H. R--Improvements on ranch on
Birch creek, value 25, personal prop
erty. l75, total, 200; tax, costs and
penalties, 7.3o; poll ana hospital tax,
o.hU ........................ IL 80
jackson, G.. W.-Improvements on South
Boise, onebalf mile below Junction
Bar, value lO0 tax costs and penal
ies......'...... ..................... &C
Jennie. All. Rocky Bar--Joss House on
Main street and cabin, value 500:
tax, costs and penalties, 9.g6, poll
and hospital tax $50 ............. 10 40
johnson. George F. Improvements on tho
southeast quarter Of section 81, town
south, range IA east, value $50, per-
sonal property, $40, total 47O; tax,
costs and penslties, Ii 81, school tax,
2.05. poll and hospital $50. ....... 20 Sc
Jacobs, Herman, Shoshono--Lots 8 aud 7,
block A, value SOC; tax costs and
penalties. 2o.5l, school 754, poll and
hospital $50 ................ 80 55
Jones' r. R. Hsiley--Lots II and 10, block
IT, value 100; tax costs and penalties
1865, school 1893. 99.............. 8 65
James, George--Store building at King of
the West mine, Smoky value $50
personal property 100, total $50; tax
costs and penalties es..........,... 8 81
James, Ben. Ketchum--Lot4 A. block 49, val
ue 25. lot !, block 81, value 25, total
0O; tax, costs aud penalties 2,UT,
school SO cents. a.. q OG
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-04

ny4ln Ssa WONDERS exist in thousands q.
sEHNyS forms bat are surpassed by TIA. mar
sEsjSlH ves Of invention. Those who sre ,n
o-ed of pr'ft BITE work that can u.
a. vhi's ling II horne should AT once ~ nd
iheir TddrrSst HALLETr L CO.. portiand. Nc.
aud reseiv". frse, full informant how either sex
H sli ages can earn fr,nI 81 TO SIS per cav II
npwards wherever they live. You started f-t >.
capital not r-qNtred. 6o.ua have made oFs- ~,
-Hpgse day at this work. AN s1ccsea,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-04

Nelson, c. hetchVm--Iot Q, block 81. snJ
improvements, valUe $50: lax, costs
penalties S2.o7. school 81 cents.
Neath'ry. j. Il. Rocky Bar-personal prop
NY tni'e .uo; tx. roets and penal
h"s $50, poll and hospital $50.
nelson, Lewia-Imnrove,uerts on the
1ortheast lnsrt.r of section 10 .nwn
funth. range - CTS. vain. Jpi Der.
spnhi property 22n, total 80. Ia.
c"sts and penalties.
Neeha!h. q. -1w-ilinu 1T til,ri's Ferry
value sOI: TX, costs apa n.n.lti.s
G'p, school, IA. poll sLu husmtat
Eessc, ptt.r--Ju n,ryen. r,.u,r
river near tho Gink, yp,u. 10 r,r.
sn'nl p~d'~ Is 5aC, total .as.. i.x,
costs and reutu..s .G.l pou MD
husEia. 5.a. '
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-04

Furey. James, Bellevue--Let 6, block 81.
value $25; tax costs and penalties,
1,29; poll and hospital tax, $780,. Q
Flower, T. W.-Lots IL and 10, block 81.
and improvements, value zoe; tax,
costs and penalties, $50; poll tud
hospital tax, 5.6O Observation-Disclosures. II
French Mrs. Broadford-Lot 8, block 20.
and improvements, value 400; per-
sonal property. 100: total, 500; tax.
costs and penalties. le
French, Q. A. Hailey-Lot II, block SO, and
improvements. and lots Is, l6 and II,
block 50. value, real, $3.50; personal
property. $50; total, 1000; tox, coete
and penalties, 1917 06; school tax 50 so.
poll and hospital tax, $50. ......... 1872
Franz, Joseph--North half of the south
west quarter and lot 4, section l,
town l south, range IL east, and the
northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter, and lot l, section 2, town l
south, range lS east, value lO9; per.
sonal property, 1875; total 225; tax,
costs and penalties, $40; poll and
hospital tax, $50 O.............. Is
Fletcher, A. J. .Corral--Improvements on
the northwest quarter of section IS,
town / north, range IL east value
$50; personal property, TIP: fatal, 962.
amount due for hospital tax and cost
Of advertising. ................. 8
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-04

NOTE When taxes became de-
linquent, 10 per cent. was added
with 50 cents for each lot, piece OF
parcel of land, to each name, for COS,
of advertising.
All taxes upon personal property
are lien upon the real property Of
the delinquent.
Tota
Tax
Akerscn, L. Ketchum-Lots and l, block
IL. value 300; tax costs and penalties &C
Tax. costs and penalties, school,. l II
Alturas Gold tLimited) Mining Company.
Rocky Bar-Fifty stamp mill, build.
ings, machinery, wood and timbers,
value, $4,000: costs, tax and penalties. .l104 0a
Applington, N W.-Improvements on land
near Broadiord, value 100; tax, costs
and penalties and poll and hospital
tax.'.. ................. ............. 16
Anstell, s. II Mountain Home-Lot 6, block
B, value, Is; tax, costs and penalties
and poll and hospital tax. 8 81
Armour Cattle Company - improvements
on land near DoDaldesn Springs, val
ue, 100: personal property, 7790, total
value, 1895; tax, costs and penalties. 249 &C
Andei son, v. s. Hailey-Lots II and 12.
block 4S, and lot Is block 49, s Il lot
10, block 45, and W 80 feet lots 5 and
g. block 48, and inproveme nts, valne,
1873; balance on school tax and pen.
alties and costs sts....................... IA 40
Allen, W. c. b. Shoshone-Lots l, 2, and
4. block 81, lot l, block s, one acre
land in Richards addition, and i'm
provemsnts, value, 1916: personal
property, $50; total, IT'S; tax, penalties
and costs, % So: tax, penalties and
costs. school, 81; poll and hospital
D % 0............... ................... 80 "a
allen, g, Glenns FerryA-Dw ellirg house at
Gienn's Ferry, value, 100; tax, costs
and penalties, 86; tax, costs and
penalties. school. 81 poll and hos
pital so. ....... .......... ......... 10 40
Akin, J. H.-Dwe!ling- -hotlse at GlpDn's
Ferry, value, 900: personal property,
75; tax, costs ard penalties. 8 CT; tax,
costs and penalties, school, 81; poll
and hospital 80. 50..................... II 7S
Aiquist. H.A Spring Creek-Improvements
on land, and personal property, value
135; tax. costs and penalties. ........ At
Abbott W. G. Corral Creek-Personal prop
erty, value. 1lO; tax, costs and pen
altles.. Observation-Disclosures. 3V
Allison. T. j. Topenis-Improvements on
land on Dry Creek, value, $50: per-
sonal property. l55; total, 305: tax.
cos's and penalty. 10 6l; poll and hos
pitalo oo.................. ......... l6 II
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-04

Dunn, A. W.-Three cabins in Smoky,
v'lue $3.50; personal property, $3.50;
to.sl. $500: tax, costs and penalties
$40 46; poll, nd hospital S5.50...... 10 gG
Dial, Hardie, GlenAs Ferry--Store build
ing, value 100; personal property, 855;
total, 955; balance tax, costs aud pen
aitiss..... .................... 10 63
Downward John improvements on land
ON Chicken creek, value 5; personal
property. value 2l5; total, 265; tax,
costs and penalties, 9.35; poll aud
bohplal o.oJ.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IA So
Deaiy; D. R. Bellevue South half of lot c.
block p, and improvements, value
Too; tax, costs and penalties. ......... G so
Darling, William improvements on land
on Big Lost river. value $50; personal
property, 1870; total, $40; tax. costs
and penalties. li.7l; poll and hssp.
tai $50. ............,......... 10 21
Douglas, Il. II. AnteIope-P6rsonal proper.
ty ls1; tax costs and penalties. 80. c 30
Davis. D. Mountain Eomc-Personsl
property, valte go: tax, costs and
penalties, B.a9; school tax, l.33; poll
and hospital, $50. ..-................ Is 70
Denton. J. W Il Bro. Mountain Toinc--In-
I-ovemen's on land III section %,
town south range L nsst. yaius -;
p-rsopcl rrn1criy, 2fC; total, 2JS:
tax, costs sni penalties. . %: snhool
tax, 1a4; pDll and hospital $50. . q 27
Day Ed. Spring Cr.ch--rhe south hrif of
the h9Itheast quart, 'lld south Lalf
III" northwest quarter Of section 10
town s'u'h range u erst, vGlne I0J,
prrsorsl property as total 3I5. tax
costs and pcnal.ies ...........,....... 10 o.
Durets. Marry G C--IGp-opFrneuts on lsnd
on R;llin,gsie7 crrti, raine 1on; PER-
s1ral pr"p"rtv, 10; total. 10; tex.
coats AMI penalties commandment. 3G7
Davis. Evap. sh0sl cnc-Int 1S hloct .
rnd lot Il, block 2, auliaicroVem+nts,
value 400; t1N. "nsts a!l yarai.tes,
996 school ....,.............. u 20
DeLSrd. II. Shoshcna--r.cts y aud ls.
block -. rniUr 1C0: tax costs sbl
persiiirs -. sthoo. s. :s.......... 5ni
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-04

hammer, @. E.-Improvements on the
i northeast quarter of section -, town
| south, range 10 east, value so; per-
| sonal property. 1888: total, 233; tax,
. costs and penalties, 8.57; poll and
hospital tax, $50. Observation-Disclosures. IA 0,
Hunter, John-Three acres of land in sec.
tion 3. town north, range l6 east,
being the site of the Rowe sawmill
ana improvements, value 100; tax,
costs and penalties, q. 81; school tax,
lo%; poll and hospital tax, $780,. IS 81
HALEY Iron Works Company, Haiiey-Lots
| SO, o. 2, 8, ., 10, IL, IL, Is, II, 1S, 10,
| 20, 2l, a. % and "a, block 124, and
| improvements. value $50; tax. costs
and penalties, 80 Al; school tax, l4.l6. IS o.
Hyde, Friend-The north hatf Of the south.
west quarter and south half Of the
4 northwest quarter OF section Is, town
Ssouth, range IL east, and improve
ments value 50; personal property,
| wv; total, 4o2; tax, costs and penal
ties, 1928; poll and hospital tax, $50. 20 "a
Hurst, Martin-The north half sfths north.
| west quarter and lot I, of section !,
| town north range &c east, and saw.
mill scsue, real 100; personal prop
| erty. 394 total. 1884 tax, costs and
penalties, 4s.OS; poll and hospital
'aN, o'oo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 81
Hartzell, c. Era-Personal property, value
| 2So; tax, costa and penalties. ......... 8 81
Hobdey. Mrs improvements on Sheep
| creek, value 100; personal property,
| ?Sl; tstal 39l; tax, costs and penal
| ues''... ......................... IL 3.
Huffman, Fred. L. shoshone--Lots and 2,
| block y, and Improvements, value
$50; tax. costs and penalties, ?729;
school tax. 70S: poll and hospital tax,
o'oo.' '.....'....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 n
Hayes, John, Shoshone-Lots 8 and 6, block
IA, value 100; tax, costs an1 penalties,
| S.66; school tax, l.38. ................ bOl
Hayward. .Frank-Improvements on land,
value l6o personal property, 55; to-
tai, POS; tax, costs and penalties, TAG;
school tax. $50: poll and hospital
tax. $780,. ..,....................... Is 90
Hayward. A.-lmprovements on land, val.
ue l0o; tax, costs and penalties. s..... 66
Hill, Mrs. j. NJ. Shoshone-Iot |, block e.
Richards addition. value l5o tax,
costs and penalties, %: school tax,
Hammill, Gcorge-Personal property value
llsO: tax. costs and penalties, 81. 60:
poll and hospital tax $50. ............ 43 10
Ham, George, Mountain H,me-Personal II
properly, value $50; tux, costs and
penalties 1884; school tax, 2.32; poll
anu hospital tax, $50. ................ 25 &C
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-04

oucn, M1chael Soldfer-ImI rovements on
| land y mile above Soldier, value,
100: personal property, SO; total val.
ne, $50, tax. costs and penalties. 6.73;
| School tax, 4; poll and hospital tax
| o.oO........ Observation-Disclosures. II 2
| Banning, 8. A. Soldier-Improvements on
land two miles west of Soldier, value,
70; personal property 205; total val
| ue, 23O; costs. tax and penalties, S.24;
| schooi i.Zo. ...................... u
Brown, R. L. acknowledgements on
land five miles below Shoshone, val.
ne. 25O; y NE and y NV X
Section q. Town south, Range ls
east, value. 100; personal property,
": total value. 442 tax. costs and
penalties, 1893; school tax, 4 80: poll
and hospital $50 5.50..................... "a 8.
Brown, Granville-Improvement and land
on Thorn Creek, value, 100; personal
property, 1000; tax, costs and penal.
ties, 1886; poll and hospital $50. 80. II II
Babbington, @. w.-Lots and 8 and SEX
OF NV \, NE \ sW h Section s, Town
g. Range lS east. improvements on
Corral Creek, value, 200; personal
property 130 total value, $50; tax,
costs and penalties, 1142; poll and
hospital o5O.. Observation-Disclosures. 16 90
Darlington, Thomss-Improvements on lot
and sW NR \ and W y SW
Section s, Town l south, Range l3
east, value. l5O; personal property,
74o; total value S95; tax, costs and
penaiCes ............... ............ 20 %
Bovine, Mrs. Laura. soldier-Lots and 8,
plocK IL, ana improvements, value,
l5O tax, costs and penalties, s 23;
SCHOOL l............. 23
Bliss, D. B.-Improvsments on NV 4 Of
NWh Section II Town SOUTH Range
13 east, value, 400: personal property,
SA35. total value, 1885: tax, costs and
penalties ....,............ ........... I2l &c
Bowman, J. W.-Imprey ements on school
land, value, 100; personal proptrty,
1910; total value, 1910; tax, costs and
penalties, 1929; poll and hospital tax,
$780,. ..........,.............. ...... At 70
Barney, Il. E.--Personal property, value,
14o; tax, costs and penalties. ...... 49l
Buchanan, g. W. Rocky Bar Personal
property, value, ITO; tax, costs and
penalties, 3.e7; poll and hospital tax,
Brown. Ben. Rocky Bar--Improvements on
land on South Boise, value. 100; per-
sonal property, l1O; total value, 21O;
tax, costs and penalties, 7.12; poll and
hospital $780,. 49,. ,... .. 10 50
Boyle Frank improvements at Cham
paign Station. real value, $50; psr-
sonal property, $50; total value, 400;
tax. costs and penalties, 1852; peli
and hospital $50. .50.............,. 10 -
Bradley, e. NJ. G.-Dwelling house and
blacksmith shop in Era, value, rs;
tax, costs ,nd penalties ............. 2S7
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-04

Buch. Michael, Soldier-ImI rovements on
land y mile above Soldier. value,
100: personal property, so; total val.
ne, $50, tax. costs and penalties. 6.73;
School tax, l; poll and hospital tax,
The Washington critic., 1889-05-09
A coon APPOINTMENT

Among The names sent to the Prcsi
dent yesterday by Secretary Blaine for
appointment to consulships was that of
George Balm of 81. Louis, who was for
ten years president of the Millers' Ma.
tional Association, and is very well
known in Baltimore, lie will probably
20 to Glasgow, Scotland, succeeding
Consul Underwood No better appoint.
ment than this could be made.
George Balm, Scotchman himself, Is
one of The most popular men in st,
Louis, and has earned his popularity by
a long and honest career as u progress
sive business man. He was president
Of the Board of Trade of that city, and
refused the Republican nomination TO
Congress at the time DR.. J. II. Mclean
was nominated and elected. There are
very few men in the Mississippi Valley
more liked and respected than George
Balm, and If he goes to Glasgow Il Is
safe 10 prophesy, first, that the business
of his Office will be ably managed, and
second, that all Glasgow will be swear
ing by him before he has lived in the
city wear
The Washington critic., 1889-05-09

The circus has caused number of
complaints TO come to the police about
missing juveniles. Charles Washing
ton, II years old, Baltimore boy, Is
missing, and is supposed TO have gone
with the circus.
The parents of Eugene McLachlan,
aged years, are disturbed by the sus-
picion that he has embarked on saw
dust career He left his home, Lanier
Heights, at o'clock this morning.
Charles Dalton, aged IA years, is
also missing from his home, 1915 New
Jersey avenue, and his parents would
be glad to know whether he is with
Forepaugb or not
The Forepaugh aggregation of talent
showed at Baltimore just before its
visit to Washington, and 1t left a good
deal of parental grief in that city
Numerous inquiries have come from
anxious mothers and fathers as to
whether anything has been seen of
their spangle smitten offspring.
Kennedy Brown is Is years old, but
large for his age. He ran away from
Baltimore.
VIM. A. Hardy of that city, aged 1G,
has also disappeared. 1t Is thought
that he left the city Tuesday night with
the circus.
Little Leah Frieber, aged 3 years,
golden. haired toddler, was missed from
her home. Whether she was fired with
an ambition to jump through paper
balloons or drive the four-horse chariot
is not known.
Charles and Emery Coleman, colored
boys, aged respectively II and 0 years,
are also missing.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-09
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT NEWS.

. Permits were issued by the Building
Inspector to-day as follows: II. III.
Harding, one brick store, GIG Twelfth
street, at cost of $500; WIN. Mayse, brick
dwelling, 1923 East Capitol street south.
east, at cost of $500; j. A. Rodbird,
two brick dwellings, 20 and 81 Ninth
street southeast, at cost of 400;
A. j. Curtis, frame dwelling. Benningsr,
at cost of $500; Il. M. Exley, brick
dwelling, Howard avenue, county, at a
cost of $4,000; Henry G. Lewis, three
brick dwellings, 1897 to 1241 / street
northeast, at a cost of "a, 800; j. G.
Yost, one brick dwelling, 1903 North
Capitol street, at cost of $4,000;
Henry G.. Lewis, six brick dwellings,
1909 TO 1912 Boundary street northwest,
at a cost of $4,000.
Major Raymond to-day received q
letter from Captain Lusk in which he
says that the gas furnished the District
on March 20, April 10 and April 10 was
below the standard, and recommends
that some action be taken on the matter.
To-day the Commissioners received a
petition from Messrs, Grinstead, Yost
and others asking that improvements be
made on Ninth street, between Mary
land avenue and ii street northeast. 1t
was decided that the schedule be not
changed.
The Commissioners today received q
petition from the wagon owners havkg
stands on North Carolina aveI
between Third and Fourth streets,
ing that the wagon stand there
moved to the public reservation -
same avenue. A large number of prop
erty holders on @ street signed the peti-
tiOn
The Washington critic., 1889-05-09
Getting Ready for the Csnsus.

Mr.. Robert p. Porter, superintendent
Of the eleventh census, says that he
does not intend to make any more ap.
pointments in the clerical force of the
Census Office until the next fiscal year.
Chiefs of division, he says, will be APP
pointed gradually, and the Office will be
slowly organized, so as to have every
thing in readiness to begin taking the
census on the first Monday In June,
1890 Applications for appointment
have come in thick and fast since Judge
Shields of the Interior Department de-
cided that census employees do not come
under the civil service law, and Mr..
Porter is overwhelmed with them. On
this subject the new superintendent
says ut is a mistake to imagine be.
cause the civil service rules do not ap.
ply to the Census Office that I'm going
TO make appointments wholesale, and
without regard to qualifications. just
the contrary is going to be the
ease. When ] begin TO make appoint
ments, which win not be until next
year, propose TO be governed by the
following considerations: First, those
who have had experience in the last
census will have the preferences and,
second, those who have passed the civil
service examination For others | pro.
pose to have an examination and make
appointments based upon the results of
such an examination. The census
office has begun the work of sending
out notices to the newspapers, asking
that public attention be called TO the
fact that the census year begins June |, &,
1889, and ends May 81, 1890, and re.
questing that physicians keep record
of all deaths occurring in that period.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-09
THE FIsAERMANs SWEETHEART

The night wind Is sobbing and moaning,
While my heart beats fast for thee,
As look from my curtained window
Over the foaming sea.
When ] think OF thee, love, ON the water,
Out In the darkness alone,
My tears fall thick and faster,
AS the spray from the blllows' foam.
You, out on the cruel ocean,
!, alone with my woe,
While my heart keeps time with the
moaning
or the pittiless sea below.
trim my lamp In the window,
Where nightly IL burns for thee,
For my fisher lad on the water,
Battling the waves for me.
! watch while the stars shine from heaven,
While the weary night struggles on,
TIL see the first gray Of morning
And the rays Of the rising sun.
Then my tired eyes close in slumber
My cold hands fall by my side,
And dream OF my lonely lover
Out on the ocean wide.
When wake from my long, deep slumber
The sun shines bright on the sea,
And see the bark OF my lover
Sailing homeward to me.
i flee from my curtained window
Out o'er the widespread shore,
Where safe In his arms he clasps me,
Near TO his heart once more.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-09
Late Advioes From Samoa.

Advises from Samoa up to April 80,
state that the natives are quiet at the
Islands, though the political situation
remains-the same. AT the suggestion
of Mataafa, Admiral Kimberly, the
American naval officer, and DR..
Knappe, the late German Consul, pro-
posed to Tamassee to agree to main
tain peace. This Tamassee refused
to do unless he was recog,
nized as king. The steamer
Rockton, which will take 450 of the
wrecked American sailors to San Fran.
cisco, was ready to sail on the 1st Of
May. The American man. of war
Nipsic had been fitted with new
rudder, to replace the one she lost in
the hurricane, and was about TO sail
for Auckland. Herr Stuebel, the German
Consul appointed to replace DR.. Knappe,
has arrived at Apia. The British flag
has been raised over the Swarrow
Islands, in the South Pacific, by the
captain Of British war-ship. Upon
Tamasese's declining to agree to q
peace Admiral Kimberly issued q
proclamation urging the natives to
maintain peace.