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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-10-04
ANAPPEAL TO THE OLD SOLDIERS OF AL
LEN COUNTY

COMRADES: 1t is the duty of every
one of you to arise and protest against
the action taken by our honorable Con.
gresham in the appointment Of q
Board of medical examiners for Allen
county.
Ii seems that some one kicked
against the appointment of the former
Republican Board, a. we understand,
on account of some personal grievance
and interpOsed the action already tax.
en- in the matter before the Commits.
sioper of Pen sioDs. Now our honora-
BILE Congressman, TO relieve himself OF
the responsibility in this matter, says
Let all old soldiers who are bers
of G. A. r. Post in Allen county
vote for three surgeons who shall com.
pose the future Board. But all old
soldiers who are not members of any
G. A. r. shall be excluded and have
no voice in this matter"
Now, Comrades, this is gross Unjust
ice TO large number of you VINO eth.
er through poverty or somt other val.
id leason are not able to lie members
of any G. A. r. Post.
Let me see. Have you not all had a
share in the privations and hardships
in the late wal? Have you not all
suffered untold miseries, of hunger.
thirst. heat and cold, in long weary
marches? Yea, fought the battles OF
cur common country, to preserve its
free and independent Institutions?
Why should you therefore be debarred
from having a voice in this matter?
All because some few have personal
grievance or seek to accomplish some
deep laid scheme.
Comrades, now is the time to protest
against this Acknowledgement aud the
wrongs heaped upon you.
G. BARrH.
We fear Bro. Barth is unduly excit.
ed. Without caring 10 interfere in a
matter that does not in the least con-
Germ Us, We yet venture to say that We
do not see how any soldiers Interests
can suffer from TIE ,arrying out of the
plan propos, II. Are lot the interests
of those " ho are members CT the G, A.
r. precisely the same in pension mat.
tiers as those of soldiers who are not
members? Besides how would il be
practicable to take vote of all the old
soldiers? How are those who are not
members of some post to be found? If
Mr.. Bsrth will consider these matters
a little We believe he will find email
cause for complaint.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
AND OFFICE AT TOPEKA, KANSAS

II Aug. b, lss9.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his Intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof will ne made before the clerk OF
the District Court OF Allen county. Kansas. at
lola. Kansas on October Is, lSs9, viz: James
Rush, who male Homestead Application No.
1855 for the eh OF swq Of sec (2' Tp. t2ii range
uO e. He names the following witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon and caiIi.
yation Of, said land, viz: George Kllis, Of
Piqua, Kansas; David Aiepa, Of Piqna, Kan
sasi John Crook, Of Piqua. Kansas; Cal Travis.
OF Piqua, Kansas. JOHN l.. PRICE,
kO-45 Re.ist or
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-10-04

Parents should be careful that their
children do not contract colds during
The fall or early winter months. Such
colds weaken the lungs and air pas.
sages, making the child much more
likely TO contract other colds during
the wsnter. 1t is this succession Of
colds that causes catarrh and bronchit.
is or paves the way for consumption.
Should a cold te contracted, loose no
time but cure it as quickly as possible.
A fifty cent bottle of Chanb rlain's
cough remedy will cure any cold In 9
few days and leave the respiratory or
gaus strong apd healthy. For esle by
III druggists.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-10-04
EASTERN STAR.

There will be q regular meeting a
the Eastern Star on Saturday night
the 5, inst. The members of the order
will take notice thereof aud govern
themselves accordingly. By order Of
the Worthy Matron.
M. DEMoss.
Oct. l, 1889. Sec,y.
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Notice OF Appointment.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, ALLEN COCN-
l. ~, IS. In the matter of the estate of
Nelson Kinsman, late of A. lien county, Kansas
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
Of September, A. ID. 1850. the undersignsd
Kansas uy ap0oned sna OF aua.a
ministrHtrj4 Of the estate OF keison kinsman,
late Of Allen county, deceased. All parties
Interested In said estate will take notice, and
govern themselves accordingly.
ELIZABETH kINSMAN.
- ~ Administrative
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MAMIE BLALOC
NorIcI 10 eAHnnAfHs

The tickets for the lola township
Republican primary will be printed al
this ONCE tomorrow (6aturday) morn.
ing. Candidates desiring to come be
fore said convention will please leave
theif names with % sometime to-dsy.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We hereby express our thanks to
our many friends, both in and out Of
the Church, for substantial donation
on Friday evening September q. Such
tokens OF confidence are justly appre.
ciated BY Us. w w. BLALoCK.
MAMIE BLALOCK.
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CUMMINGS & JONES.
SheriEs Sale.

S00T10 So10.
CTATE OF KANSAS, ALLEN COUNTY, 8:
y In the district court, seventh judicial dis
trict. sitting in and for Allen county, state {
N. H. Moore, plaintiff,
VIM II; Mcclure, c, II: Mcclure, J;
II. II. Gardner, and W. s. Peck, +. A.
Peck and G.. A. Shafer, partners doing
business under the firm name OF w. s.
Peck. Brother and Company. and VIM.
eph Motts, admlnistratOr Of the estate
OF VIM. Tootle. VIM. Z. Hosea, WILL
am w. Wheeler, and Joseph Motifs,
partners. doing business under the firm
aSd a sSs 'Ha
James Field, Edward p. Thsyer.
Emery H. Munser, Sewall NJ. Hovey
and John T. Spencer, partners doing
OF Fe uns sya ns arm sna sns
Brown NesnOyers Shoe Company 70 cor
porstion,) and John B. Carter and Pat.
rick j. Eagan, partners doing business
Company, AMI a. Hart, n. n. Hart. j.
Levi, and N. j. Schmiltz, partners
doing business under the firm name Of
Hart Brothers. defend ants.
above by en,eS 81 an cas-, order to Of sale In i
and delivered, issued out OF the district cour
OF the seventh judicial district, state OF Kan
sas, aitting In and for Allen county. In said
State, will on Tuesday, October the END, A.
ID 1889, at o'clock p. m. IL said day, ut the
front door Of the court house In the city OF lola
Allen county, Kansas, offer for sale and sell
to the hig TEST bidder for cash in hand the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit: All that
part Of section twenty-fOur C2N In township
twenty-three (2O Of range eighteen uO lying
east OF the railroad containing 20 acres more
Or less, in Allen county, Kansas.
Appraised at 81, 4SU 90.
Said lands and tenements to be sold tn salts
" said order of sale. ID. ID. BRIrrON,
Shn. Allen Co. XanS.
sherif's Office, lola Kan, Sept. 10, 80.
IS.i6
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CONSUMPTION SURELY CCAINl

To THE EDIfoR-Please islerM your read.
ers that have . positive remedy for che above
named disease. by isa timely Use thousands %
hopeless cas0a have been Pernianehsly cured.
shall he glad TO send two bottlvS 0f INV rene
dy PREF 10 any Of your readers who hzve oou-
sumption II they viii send me tn ir exprss4
and post niics address. Er>rectfa.ly.
r A. SIOC+-H Az Isl 80. ,. ST.. Nvvyr
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH

Services at Presbyterian church, at
usual hours on Sunday by the pastor;
Swearing by Oath" Jas. SIP. "Cbrist
the Revealer of Eternal Life" at night.
All invited. w. H. HYATT.
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x04S xAf Ell p. hove 8 Co;xSsvssSrs
A4sefe1Ah8 HMeaan osptaceS s.l ehffe ~ ,i-|-S
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-10-04
CHRIST REFORMED CHURCH.

SUNDAY School at 10 o'clock Rev
J. r. Skinner, of Vicksburg, Mich,
has arrived this week, and will preach
Sunday morning at the Reformed
Church aud at Allen Center at 4 D. m.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
township TRusTEk

am a candidate for the Office OF trustee OF
lola township, subject to the decision Of the
republican township convention when held
The support of the Republican voters Of the
township is respectfully solicited and Will be
appreciated A. 4. WRIGHT.
thereby announce myself as candidate for
the Office of trustee of Geneva township subject
to the decision OF the republican township con-
yention when held The support OF the Re
publican voters of the township is respectful
ly solicited and will be appreciated:
X. A. ROWLAND.
am a candidate for trustee Of lola township
subject to the decision Of the Republican vot-
ers and convention. ROBERT COOK.
am candidate for the office of trustee of lola
township, subject to the action of the Republic
can Convention when held. w. h. Ling.
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Given under my hand and seal this s3rd day
County Treasurer.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-01-08
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau,
Jan 2-H Lyons, Miss Helen Wilder,
Wilder Wight, Col V V Ashford, II Il
Hitchcock, { Along, Miss Helen Lyman,
Miss Emaline Nawahi, Ernest Lyman,
Keoni 5 kamila, Mrs Annie Iangshain,
Mrs JAS Renton, Miss Emma RentOn, Miss
J Bolte, DIR Lyons, wife and children,
Mrs Addie Kupele, Major W H Cornwell
and son, c 3 Makee, Hon J Richardson,
David Naone, Moses Kaulua, David Nape,
Sam Kali, Kakalia and IS deck passengers.
From Waialua and Waianae, per stmr
Kaala, Jan misses Atkinson, Masters
Armstrong, and 10 deck passengers.
From San Francisco, per bk Forest
Queen, Jan 4-Mr Ashford, Captain G J
Stevens. Mr. Knox, 2 S Woolsey and Mary
Lyle.
From Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, Jan 10
5 w Wilcox and wife, Il Wilcox, Mrs W
H Rice and children, His Honor AsSoci-
ate Justice L Dole, H C Lyon, Miss Lucy
Aukai, Miss Hattie Lewis, Rev l Goodell,
Miss Scholz, o Scholz, jr, Miss Lizzie Good
win, , Chinese and 80 deck passengers.
From Maui, per stur Llkelike, Jan g
Mrs 5 W Kaai, Miss Il tombstone, Mr.
Akiona and wife, L Hutchinson, Robt Cat
ton, Hon w L Foster, Brown, Miss
Gonsalyes. Robt Atkinson, Mrs G A Pit
Miss NJ + Green, c H Dickey. Capt J L
Lee Ballister, 5 + Chillingworth, Paul Bun
ker, Mr. Parnell, Il w Meyer, JAS D Coekett
and wife and 81 deck passengers.
From kapaa, per Stmr James Makee,
Jan 81 y 5 Williams and 10 deck paSSen-
gers.
From KiIauea and Hanalei, per stmr
Waialeale. Jan 6-J RitSon and 6 deck pas
SengeTS.
DEPARTURES
For Maui per stmr Likelike, Jan 2-Mr
Hartwell, Il Cation, J T Brown, Miss
Goodale Miss Grace Dckey, and go
japanese immigrants.
For Kauai, per stmr MikahaIa, Jan >
Mr. Miller, kirke and wife, w III Wis
hard, w II Neal and 80 deck passengers.
For Maui and Hawaii per stmr W G
Hall, Jan For Volcano; Mrs Brown,
Mrs Moore. Miss White Lieuts E Green.
Ashe, and Oliver; J J McHendry, and L
HalStead. For way ports: Arthur Tibbs,
II H and " d West, q Ahui, I Maialoha,
Col 5 Norris and 80 deck passengers.
For Kauai per stmr Waialeale, Jan >
H C Lyons and 81 japanese immigrants.
For Maul and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau,
Jan For Volcano: Captain Dewar, X
4. Misses NJ DoWsett and A Roberts. For
HiIo and way ports: Mrs Jos Nawahi,
Mrs X Stillman, Hons J Richardson and
w + Foster Major w ii Cornwell II kuihe-
lani, Miss Barnard, Miss Emma Renton
Mrs Renton, Miss Hattie Brown, Mrs
Dickinson, \ Halo Rev Father LeonOre,
) Smithies, Mrs G Fox and children,
H Hitchcock and wife, Jas McInerny, C
T Beard, Ashford Spencer, japanese and
26S japanese immigrants.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

| The bark Sonoma has finished unloading
cargo. She will load sugar for San Fran
cisco.
The damaged cargo OF the wrecked
! schooner Manuokawai was sold on Friday
at auction.
The American tern ". 5. Bovine will
commence loading sugar for San Francisco
in about week.
The American bark CeyIon, Captain r.
| Calhoun. sailed December 31st with sugar
for San Francisco.
The schooner Rosalind arrived at Kahu-
lui, Maui, January Sd from San Francisco
with general cargo.
The schooner Anna was TO sail from IA
hului, Maui, with sugar for San Francisco,
on Wednesday, January I'd.
The bark Forest Queen is locked near
the Oceanic Steamship Company's wharf
where she now unloads cargo.
The British yacht Nyanza and the e. S.
5. Adams have been reprinted, the one
with white and the other with black paint.
The American schooner Anna sailed
from kahulUi on Thursday, January Sd,
with a full cargoo of sugar for San Francisco.
The steamer Lehua sailed on Wednes-
day evening for Maalaea direct TO bring
down the ,, 800 bags sugar the kinau left
there.
The American tern Queen sailed from
MahukOna on Saturday, December 22d,
with a full load of sugar for San Fran
cisco.
The British bark DunScore is unloading
cargo at Brewers wharf She will dis
charge some OF her heavy pieces of ma
chinery this week
The steamer Kinau sailed on Friday
oEf Eg,- I
several pieces of machinery from the Ho-
noulu Iron Works.
The steamer kinau was unable TO receive
L 500 bags sugar that were ready tor ship
ment ut MahukOna on account of the very
boisterous weather prevailing there.
Captain [ Underwood OF the steamer Ka-
ala reported very fine weather and smooth
seas ut Waianae on Friday, enabling him
to take about 80 bags of sugar in the boat
at a time.
The American bark Forest queen, Cap
tain Winding, arrived from San Francisco
on the 18th day out, with ) passengers.
general merchandise II mules and 6
horses.
The bark C. ID. Bryant will leave for San
Francisco about the 18th instant with 600
tons sugar and rice. She has already
in 800 tons, and Is now being cleaned and
reprinted.
The japanese steamship Takasago Maru.
Captain Conner, sailed at 80 D. IN. Janu-
ary I'd with $50 tons ballast for Yokohama.
She had Il Chinese and 81 Japanese-33
men, 1 women and 1 child.
Captain C. Christensen of the brigantIne
]. ID. SpreckelS was for many years chief
officer of the brigantine C0nsuelo, but has
been master of the schooner Rosario. ply
ing between KahulRi and San Francisco,
for the past three years, and has been mas
ter of the }. d. Spreckels only the last six
months.
The steamer kinau was hauled on the
Marine Railway on Thursday morning to
be examined if she had sustained any in
juries from her recent mishap ut Maalaea
Bay. and was lowered again in the after
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MOrtgagee'S Notice of Inten-
ton to FOreclose.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN thai pursuant 10 power of sale contained
In q certain mortgage decd bearing date August
29th 1873. made by kaio and Kalama, her hus-
band, OF Honolulu. Oahu, to Mrs. B. Bowes, OF
record in the Office OF the Registrar Of Convey
ances. in Honolulu, in Book So, pages 45O, Isl
452, aud duly assigned BY Mrs. b. Bowes, Mort
gagec. to W. NJ. Gibson, BY deed dated Nav
Goth, 1887, OF record Book l05, pages fsS and 1Sj
and for breach of The conditions IN said mort
gage deed contained, to wit: the nOn-payment
of principal and interest overdue, that the
undersigned Executor Of the VIII Of W NJ.
Gibson (deceased), assignee Of tho mortgage
intends 10 foreclOse said mortgage, and that al
the lands, tenements and Entertainments in said
mortgage deed named and described will, after
the time limited by law, be sold at Public AUG
ton on account OF the breach OF the conditions
hereinbefore mentioned.
The property in said mortgage described
being as follows:
All those certain pieces or parcels Of land
house-lot of Kaokaopua under the Win OF Ma
kaiouiu. deceased, situate on the mapka side OF
Queen street. in Honolulu, the first division OF
said lot known as KEIeana No. 9ees Royal Patent
No ll23, to Kalama no NakOokOo; and the third
division of said lOI known as the northwestern
half of ku,eana No. 642S OF Royal Patent No.
$500. to Kanakaiki, being premises devised TO
Kal0 by the Will OF her father. MakaiOuln, Oct
Il. 1885, probated Supreme Coz r. Probate
Records, January Cd, 1857.
J. ). WALKER
Executor of Will OF W. NJ Gibson
Assignee OF Mortgage.
w Austin Whiting, Attorney.
Dated Honolulu. II. l. Jan. = 1889. i252-it
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advertisements.
Mortgages Notice of Inten-
tinn to ForeclOSa.
NTOTICE rs HEREBY GIyFNr

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that pursuant 10 g power Of sale con
tanned IN a certain mortgage deed beariuv date
August 18TH 1875, made hy kaSiuln. OF Homo
lulu, oahu. 70 stephen Spencer, Of record In
office OF Registrar OF C0nyeyauces IN Honolulu
in Book d. pages rs, 219 anc 80. and for breach
OF the conditions in said mortgage deed con-
tanned. to wit. The nOa-payment OF both prlr-
cipal and interest when due, that the uuder-
signed intends 10 f0reclOse said mortgage, and
that all the lands tenements and herediiaments
in said mortgage deed named and described
will, after the time limited by law, be sold At
Public Auction on account Of The breach or The
conditions herein before mentioned
The property in SAID mortgage described
being as follows:
All that eertsin piece or parcel Of land sitnate
at Kawalki. Honolulu. Island OF Oahu, II l.,
and being kuieaEa No. 296S In Royal Patent
No. 1891, and being the same conveyed 10 PHI
mOku and Kaolulu by Waiakea By deed dated
August 18th, 1856, OF record in Liber 5, pages
l62 and 1853, and therein described as as follows:
10 LOi me KShnahale. hoOmaka ana ma
Ike xiii Hema makai keia pill me 30 Ike Homo
hiki q hOlo Ak so 10, Hik 1890 Raul ko
kanakaole, Ak IS KOm 5t-100 kaEl, Akau So 81
Kom 35-iO0 kanl, Ak 29o 80. Kom 93-100 kauI
Hema $50 so. Kom 4S-lO0 kaul, Ak 80, Kom
$1,000 kaul, hiki Pnniki, alaila Hema 649 80,
Kom sO-lO0 kaul ka Loi Poalima Hull Hema
~ so, Hik 91-lO0 kaul. Hema $50, K0m 7O-I00
kaul, Akau 20, Kom ? kaul, Ffema SO 90, Kom
l l3-1OO kaul kO kuikapo, Hema 20 30 Hib 4
kaul i kahi hoomakaai MA la Apana Ito
Eka. STEPHEN SPENCER,
Mortgage,
By his Attorney in fact II. A. Widemanr
W. A. Whiting, Attorney for MortgSgee.
Dated Honolulu, II. l. Jan Z. 1889. i25a At
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SUPREME COURT..AT CHAMBERS.
MONDAY, Dec. 81.

MONDAY, Dec. 81.
Probate Division. Before Mr.. Justice
Bickerton. Estate of S. III. Kahimoku,
deceased. Petition for allowance OF ac-
counts, etc. S. X. Kaeo for petitioner /;
petitioner and the widow personally.
Ordered that the administrator be dis
charged and his bond cancelled, upon
his filing waiver of claim upon the estate
for commissions and balance oyerpaid.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. p
Probate Division. Before Mr.. Justice
McCully. Estate Laura f. Dickson.
Petition of w. F. Allen for probate of
will c. l.. Carter for petitioner; petit
toner in person. Ordered that the will
be admitted to probate and w. +. Allen
appointed executor.
THURSDAY, Jan. 5.
Equity Division. Before Mr.. Justice
McCully s. Kailaa, k, VS.. S. NJ. Ka-
aukai ct al. Bill to declare deed to be
a mortgage and cancel the same, etc.
s. X Kane for plaintiff; ]. NJ Poepoe
for defendants. Decree for plaintiff.
This is the case reported in this paper a
few weeks ago, wherein tailor's GUS
toner gave mortgage of land, as he
thought, in security for 4 loan to pay for
a suit OF clothes, but the document prov
ing to be an absolute deed the mortgage
realized on the land. The decree above
given revokes the deed, restoring the
land to its original owner on his payment
OF the loan.
FRIDAY, Jan. 4.
Probate Division. Before Mr.. Justice
McCully. Guardianship of Helen A.
Dickson. Petition OF Sarah c. Dickson
to be appointed guardian OF the person
of Helen A. Dickson. c. L. Carter for
petitioner Ordered that Sarah C. Dick
son be appointed guardian OF the person
OF said minor
Law Division. Before Mr.. Justice
Preston. Bankruptcy OF Q. 7. Akana.
Petition OF W Maertens, assignee, for
discharge Partly heard and continued
until Monday next.
SATURDAY, Jan. ..
Law Division. Before Chief Justice
Judd. VIM. H. Cornwell VS.. Joseph
Fernandez Action for trespass. z.
Neumann for plaintiff; V. V. Ashford
for defendant Case for January term.
Demurrer of defendant is argued and
over-ruled, defendant being allowed to
answer over on terms OF paying costs OF
this demurrer.
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He was Excused.

We had met to determine when
and where we should pitch our tent
this fall. One member suggested that
we start either before or after Circuit
Court had met, for some of us would
surely be summoned on the jury.
Then Fl. c. s., the genial captain of
our party, said: "Did You ever hear
how I was excused from serving
some time ago? While Judge Buck
ner presided over this district some
time ago, / was summoned, and after
Court was called I went to the Judge
and asked to be excused, as I had ur-
gent business to attend to at home
which required my presence"
The Judge replied: "There are no
doubt twenty-five men here who
would want to be excused for SINH
lar reasons. [ cannot excuse you"
"Your Honor, | have served as
juror in this Court for three conse-
cutive terms, and you ought to ex-
cuse me this time for these reasons.
THAT" answered the Judge,
"only proves your value to the county
as juror Icannot excuse you"
" Your Honor, / have still others.
You ought to excuse me for old ac-
quaintance's sake. When l was
quite small boy you used to camp
on my fathers farm every spring to
keep from serving on the jury in the
adjoining county, and used to sup
ply you with fishing worms"
8 You are excused" cried the
Judge, amid the roars of laughter
that followed from the officers of the
Court Forest and Stream.
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NOTICE Of speoial Partnership.

This IS TO CERTIFY THAT
i the undersigned have formed special
partnership pursuant 70 the statute in such case
made and provided.
such partnership is to be conducted il SING
CHONG & GO. That The general nature Of the
business TO be transacted is the Raising. Psnt-
! ing anj Cultiyatlng OF Rice, in the Island of
Damn, the owning and operating OF Rice Clean
ing Mills on said Island 81 Oahu. and the buy
ing and selling OF all kinds OF Goods. Wares
and Merchandise IN said Islaud of Oahu
That the principal place Of business OF SAID
| firm is Honolulu, Island % oahu, on Maunakea
Street.
That the name of all the General and Special
Partners are as follows:
A. II. Loo Ngawk, Hong Quon. Tong Chonr
Soy and L. Alai. who all reside in Honolulu,
Island OF Oahn. and Lum Soy kau, who reside
1t kaalaea, District OF KOOlaupOko, Island OF
| Oahu, are the general partners; and Lum
Chung Wa and Tong Hung, who reside in Homo
ulu, Island OF Oah1, and L. Apana, Tong
Chang Wal, Leong Nam and L. Tuck Kong, who
all reside at Kong SheOng Tit, district Of HeOng
san, in the Empire Of China. are the special
partners; and thar the said A n. Loo Ngawk
Hong QuOn, Tong ChOng Soy and L. Alai. have
each contributed the sum Of Five Thousand
Dollars 5000 OVl, and the said Lum Say Kau.
has contributed the sum OF Fifteen Thousand
Dollars (S1j,C0U.OD towards the Capital Stock
and that the said partnership is to commence
on the First day OF January. A. d. 1889, and to
continue and be in force fOt the Term Of Twelve
1889.
Dated Honolulu. November 20. A. D. 1888.
Tong Ching Coy L. Aiai.
Tong Hung, Lam Chung Wa
Lum Say kau,
L. APana; by his Attorney in fact. All Loo.
Tong Chanewai wv, by iIer Attorney in fact,
Tong Chung Soy.
Leo5g Nam, by his Attorney in fact. A. II. Loo
+. Tpel. Eono nv hi Att,,,ey i, f,c, 81