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The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-25
AFFAIRS IN HAWAII.

Mr.. E. W. Burchardt, a member of
| the Hawaiian Islands Congress, ar
rived from Honolulu last night, and
| when asked at the Arlington for the
news from his part of the world, re-
sponded readily.
"The leading issue with u.s." he
said, sis the preservation of Hawaii
an autonomy. The masses of the
people-and 1 do not mean merely
the natives, but Americans and Eng
lishmen-want no other country to
tamper with our affairs or seek to
annex the islands. l was elected to
the Legislature mainly on that issue,
and got large percentage OF the
American vote.
You read all sorts of rumors here
about uprisings and revolutions, but
take my word for it, nothing of the
sort will occur. Bush and Wilcox,
two half-breeds and chronic agita-
tors, are endeavoring to call consti-
tutional convention, their motive be-
ing to abrogate to certain extent
the property qualification for suf-
frage, and they made some threats of
revising the constitution by force, if
necessary. 1t was only talk, though
some amendments are likely to be
made. The house is divided into
two classes, mobiles and representa-
tives, all sitting, however, as one
legislative body. To be eligible as
an elector for noble one must own
$4,000 of taxable property, and it is
this restriction that the agitators
want abolished, so as to increase the
strength of the native vote.
81 am fearful that the Mckinley
bill will do great deal of harm to
our sugar interests, and this is the
feeling of all our planters. For one
thing, it is sure to curtail the pro-
duction of that crop Oh the islands.
A friend who accompanies me to
Washington, Mr.. McF'ie, large
planter, intended cultivating 700
acres of cane this season, but, owing
to the new tariff law, only put in
half that area. This is the case all
over our country. But the bad eff
fects of the law will not only be felt
over there. San Francisco is GER
tain to be loser. The trade between
that city and Honolulu growing out
of the sugar traffic is big thing,
and was mutually profitable. Now
it will be largely checked by the
admission of free sugar from other
countries. I think the United States
Government will find out in the long
run that Mr.. Blaine was correct in
his opposition to free sugar without
reciprocal concessions.
"The present order is not likely
to be disturbed. King Kalakaua
enjoys but little popular confidence
OF respect, but there is no desire for
his dethronement. He is in bad
way financially just now, being
heavily in debt, but as the crown
lands are good for his obligations
his creditors are not uneasy. He
has good income outside of his
salary, but manages to spend it
rapidly. < * Socially he is
we'll liked, and is very plausible
talker. His sister, Mrs. Dominis,
native Hawaiian, married to an
American, would be queen in the
event of Kalakaua's death" - Wash
ington Post.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-25

New York, November 3rd.-A
Herald Washington special says;
" There will be no extra session of
Congress. This conclusion was
reached by the President yester-
day. The information was impaired
to me this afternoon by a gentle
man whose relations with the Pre-
sident are of so intimate q nature
as to give the utterances all the
force of an ex-cathedrai statement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-25

The United States Express Com
pany has issued peremptory orders
TO all agents not to receive money,
tickets or lists of drawings from the
Louisiana Lottery Company, or in
any way to assist in the transac-
ton of lottery business.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-25
Administrator S Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
l. duly appointed Administrator of the
estate of Aniu (Ch.) alias Vim You, at
Heeia, Koolaupoko, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons to present their
claims against the estate of said Aniu (Ch. }
duly authenticated to the undersigned
within six months from date hereof or
they will be forever barred, and all per-
sons indebted to the said deceased are re-
quested to make immediate payment in
Co., King street, Honolulu, and in the
store of deceased at Heela, Koolaupoko.
YIN QUON,
Admr. Est. of Aniu (Ch.) decd.
Honolulu, Oct. %. 1890. l347-6t 1O4-I2t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-25
Assignee's Notice.

KWONG CHONG OF PAIA.
IN MAUI, having this day made an assign
nent of his property to the undersigned for the
benefit of his creditors. Notice is hereby given
TO all parties having claims against the said
estate, TO present the same at once. and all
parties indebted TO the said estate to make
immediate payment at the office of
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER IL CO..
Assignee Estate Kwong Chong
November. ), 1890. 1898
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-25
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAVING
IN Stock running on Kalihiwai Kilauea.
Kahili. Waiakalua. Pilaa, Lepeuh. (Worner) or
any other lands owned or controlled by the Kila-
uea Sugar Co., are hereby notified TO have them
removed by the 18th of December. 1890.
KILAUEA SUGAR CO..
Geo. R. Ewart. Manager.
November Il, 1880. 1870
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-11-25
Arm advertisements.
ESTATE OF JOHN N. ROBINSON

EXECUTORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THE UNDERSIGNE ED HAV-
Il ing been duly appointed the Executrix and
Executor of the viii of John n. Robinson. late
of Honolulu, deceased; notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against the Estate
of said John n Robinson to present the same,
duly sworn to, to the undersigned, within six
months from the date hereof, or they will be
forever barred. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment 10 the undersigned.
CAROLINE j. ROBINSON,
LORRIN a. THURSTON,
EXecutriX and Executor of the viii of John Y.
Robinson.
Honolulu, November y, 1890 1885,
120-2t
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Mnth fir ayaiitter,

Dor iber so Sabren fGon tuurbe
Mrs. Minslo!p's SDotbing Gprup bon
Mittern beim 3abnen Der Rin6er anse,
teenbet. Mtrft gu i'm S9lafe bur9
bas G9reien zines Rinbes Geif0rt, bas
i'm 3ebEen III unb Dor S9mersen
peints Weun fO, !afe fcfott cine
Glai6e bon vMrs. MtnslDtp's SOOTHING
Snrup" bolen. Gein Mert1 lit unbe.
5obIbar. IS mirb benz tleinen 2eiben.
ben iofort 2inberune beridaFen. Ser.
laBt @u6 baraut Miitter, es 1T tetn
3peifel oarlber. IS beilt Snienterp
unb Siarrbpe, regulirt ben Maget, uits
tie Nieren. beieitigt Winb 2oIif, ers
peiGt ben @aumeu, berbiubert gntStns
bung unb ftdrft bas gauge Sptfem.
.Wsrs. WinSIops SOOTHING SDrup1
fir 3obnenbe 2tnber 1T angenebm In
@ei9mad unb bas Reaept fammt bon
einem Der 5eiien meibliGen aerate in
ben Ser. Staaien. gs 1T BET allen
Sruggiffem in Der gansen Welt al bas
ben. preis IS @ts. per Gloi6e.
Rauft niGts anberes als Wtrs. @ins,
Ions SOOTHING Sprup.
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Gin frlter bel Der Nrmee ltebenosr
Wunbar3t unb iebt bebeuten6er Irst i'm
6fli6en Soma, muBte unIdngif auf eis
nige Sage iein 9sim n~erlaiien, tp1b<
renb ieiner Mbpeienbeit befam eines
Der 2inoer cine fGwere @rfdliung, NOS
rauf feline 6rau iOfort cine Jlafde
s@bdmberlain's Cough &emebD" bolen
lieB. Mit benz erjielten Neiultate mar
He 10 5u%frieben, baB bei dbnli9en 6dlen
3u berf@ieoenen 3eiten bieielbe Mebisin
gebrau@t tpurbe. Rah eigener lleber'
seusung bebaupiet Der 9lrJt. bob es bas
3uOerldifsfte prdparat gegen @rfdltung
tpdre unb before grfolse er3iele,, als lis
genb zines, mas CT fe eebrau9t babe.
3M nerfGufen bel G. Cohen & Co.,
2aIteper & Son unb alea bebeuten6en
Sroguifieu.
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S@abe su gppttpre;ien.

500 gaar 2inberi@ube gu 81. So.
iienpreis $3.50 unb $1.40. 9an1ettz
SLIPPERS gu Is @ts. unb $1-wertb
SLIPS.
e~pibeabefeBte Morsenf6ube far 9as
men aler Nrten, Spe3ialitdt. @rose
Nebuftioa! $1.75 Dameu. 2n6pffdube
ftr $1.5G. @ulibars $500 @lacees
leoer Rn6pfi&uhe 1T ber bette her WeIt.
5uaibans falbleoeruer S6ub fir Mdns
tier gu $500 1T untibertrefHi9. MGu.
neri6ube fir $500, mertb 50 so.
preisermdBi8unsen in aleu onberen
artifeln, wobon In ben f%einfsa unb
mittleren Sorten MUIR bas bette aefHbrt
wirb. Die ausseidnittenen Rdngurubs
leberzSdu fur Mdnner, traeen i'd
gut unb fnb %cOmfortabel, beionoers gu
e%mpfeblen. 5arbiae e@ube In Blacee
au Geeeptablen preifen.
8. G.. GuIIiban,
@de Commerce e st. Marp's Str.
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hT gancoaf & Sobu linb in
ibrem bebeutenb D~ersr6Berten @eiddfts.
Total in ieber 0iuf9t auf bic 9erbfz
uno @inter : Saifon porbereitet. Sic
baben cine Dortrefhi9e Musmabl bon
Stofen far 6erren, tuelde @nsdge mad
MaB wini6en. unb In ibrem Eager 1T
N1es bertreten, mas our 9errentoilette
geh6rt. Gertige Mnalge mad teueifem
S1nitt tn ieber Qualitdt unb au iebem
preife; fetne ueber5ieber; moberne 9is
te; unter3eug ber 5aifon anaepaBt;
woQene ilub leinene 0emben, &rapats
ten unb ale bic anberen 9erreu. Soilet,
ten, Mrtitel. Paneoaft & @obn erbals
ten ibreu &uF bic leiten5e Girn1a ibrer
Bran9e gu iein, aufre9t.
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2aiier Gran3 Soiepb BON OeEerreid
bartndGig tpeigert, ben geiu6, ben CT
ibm i'm bprigen Sabre in Mten abges
Rattet, 3u ertpibern. Hran3 Sofepb bot
fi1 bereit etfldrt, ben 26nia in Surin
au be{uden. aber nidt in Hom, neil CT
6abur6 nit benz 0atifan In Conflict au
eeratben fir9tet, mas ct als bigotter
Ratbolit unter allen umfdnben au perz
meibsa piinldt. R6uis Sumbert bas
eesen brinet gerabe 5arauf, baB bieier
8eiu@ In &om etfoIse, ba man cine
Weigeruug bierftir aIs 9lei9bebeuteno
betra9tet nit Der 8eriaguns Der Nner.
fennung &oms als Qauptaabt bes So.
nigreiGs Stalien.
Wie bic 8erIiner vWationalaeitnng"
mittbeilt, pirb 9err bon gapript aud
nod Mabrib geben, no Ct f6 mebrere
Sage lang aufbalten pirb. Dabur1
erbalten bic alien @sridte nieber neue
Nabruue. henen sufolse DerbanbIuu9en
5wiiden Deutf9laub, Ceferrei6 8 uns
gara, Stalien unb Spanien int @ange
feien, UNI gemein|9afni6 gegen bic
ueue ameritaaif@s 3olpolitit Steluns
gu nebmen.
Ser sreiie 6slSmati9al @raf Moltte
traf In 8egleitune ieinss 2mts Na1'
foieers. beg @rafen Wdtberfee, Der ibn
auf Yefebl bss 2aifers bon Rreifau In
S@lefien abgebolt nn6 nod Berlin be.
gleitet botte, am Sdmstag Bormittag
in ber beuti9en &ei9sbauptfabt Elm,
perblieb oleien Sag aber In b6Iiger Cue
rtidge3ogeubeit, I'm R@ bon ben Be-
fdmerben Der &eiie al erboIen un5 uta
2rdfte 3u fammeirt ftir bic Gtrapnaen
beg ibm b~eoorfebenben eerdui9bollen
unb aufregenben Geit. unb gbren : Sa.
ges. Cine i6ier unRberfebbdre' Stub
bon @tiiduuni6 Oepel@en, MbreHen
unb 8riefen aler Mrt trafen fir ben
SubiIar Elm, barunter au9 bieIe bon
R0nigen uno Tlrften, fntpie ftdbtif9en
8erualtungen.
Die Gefli6teiten 81 gbren MoIttes
%began1en anl @amstag nit einem gros
Ben 5adeI5ug unb He fanben ibren Mbs
i9luB In einem groBen Geffbantett i'm
faiierli9en S6lofe am 5onntag Nbenb.
Magemein peinli@ bertbrte es, BOB Surf
Bismard bic In Der 3unortommenSlf Hen
Gort1 an i'm ergangene ginIabuag 3ur
5beitnabrte an bieiem ieItenen Jeffe
obne @run0 $ Mngabe abgeIebnt bate.
Ssner GadeI3ug, befen arrangement
unb @ruppiruHg In ben 6tnben berus
fener GhnRler 0eleeen batte, biIbete eine
Ooatioa ber einbrudpolfen Dirt. ueber
10000 perionen betbeilieten R9 an
bemfelben. Den l1eberrei9ern Der
SlidmuniGsN breKe ertpiberte Der greile
Subilar, bab e. ben Btrgern aufs
bersliGfe baute fur bic inn bargebra1.
ten Gunibe3euguugen, bod iberimitts
man i'm oamit melt aber 8ebibr. Die
Grlnbung bes reuerl beutf6en Reides,
ourd tpeI9e bas beutige Berlin feline
8ebeutuug erff erIanet bobs. iei bas
Mert bes 2aiiers MiIbelm l. Wenn
aud RS oltfe -iein Sbeil NIT ba3u
beisetragen babe. 10 btirfe man bod
aud namentli6 Oerer nidt pergeRen,
bic 8lut unb 9eben b~abingaben, ur,
bic Siege gu ~errinsen, auf Grunb oeren
bann feue tueiteren @rfoIge erf eraielt
tDerbeu toHnten."
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alm %. Otob.r III In @aco bic

= Nm %. Sftober if In Maco bic
ygottonsgeIt @ilenbabn" nit allen gu.
bebbr - einfdlteBli9 Der 2anias uno
GboriIine Babn = anf @runb Der @rs
tenntuiRe Der @eri@tsb6fe bes 6fliGen
unb nSrbliGen Difrities bon 3eras
nertauft iporben. Die B~ebixgungen
tuaren 100000 Baar Iofott uttb Der
Ref Der 2aufsiumme bann ia be3ablen.
penn Der 2aufaft beffdtigt tuorben III.
Der adufer mar 8. Gibgeralo, als 8es
pollmd9tigter fur bas 3auftomite. bers
feI5e. tpel1er am leBten Montag In ct.
2ouis ou@ ben n6rbli6 bon Ssgartana
liegenben She'll Der @otton.Belt 8abn
gefauft bot. Die aaufiumn1e betrdSt
$6, 900, 600.
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Eases Meaieteiten.
SuIan b.

Sn Canton, Obio. fpra9 Der
Staats.S etretdr SSames o. Blaine in
elmer groBea WabIs1~ eriammIung. CT
tpanbte fi@ ipeciell segen cine Rebe,
tDelhe Carl S@ura ftir3Iif In Bottom
gebaIteH unb In tpeIher Ct bebauptet
bate, baB bic periobe bon 1866,
in DeI9er bic 36le am niebrisHen ipas
rem, bic Dirtbi9aftli@ gldnaenbffe pe.
riobe Der Ser. Stoaten getuefen fei.
Blaine uies na6, baB biefe 3batia6e
ri9tig Tel, BOB fe aber gar Ni1ts nit
Der 3oapoIiiif au tbun gebabt babe.
Der tuabre @runb Log in benz merita.
nif@en Rriege nit feiuen groBen Resie.
rungss@ Contractor, In Der gntbedung
bon @olb in g~alifornien, unb in Der rte.
gen Iusfubr nod @uropa. ipeI9e bur9
bic irif6e 6nngersnotb, bic RepoIutio.
men auf benz Continent unb ben eroben
Rrim > 6rieg bon 1886 bebingt
tpuroe. Sos Rational : 0erm6gen 1T
mad Blaine ieitoem BON Z Wiainrben
anf 60 Miaiarbeu Dollars angema@ieg.
= Aus Waibington mirb m~itgetbeilt,
bob bic Bebringsmeer . 6rage, tpenn
Mot balb eine Ginisung awif@en ben
Der. Staten unb England eraieIt tuers
ben tann, einem internationaIen
ShtebsgeriWte aur gntf9tibung untet.
breitet tuerben iol.
- gei Stem Orleans bat man i'm
MifRiRppi bic Qei@e zines Stalieuers
aufgeHi6t, tueI9e ftarte StransuIa,
tiousmarfen an 6alfe anFsuueiIen
bate. Nan oermutbet, baB Is RG bier
am eineu BON Der vMoffia" ,beieitia.
ten" tpi6tisen 3eugen uno MitpiTer
i'm 9shneKpsGalls banbelt.
Sn Reabiug. pennfpIpanien,
puroe Der Rtp. Martin Griti@, Elm
presiger Der rsformirten Qir1e, tpegen
elmer erOben anaabI bon 2aben . Dieb.
itdbien, bel beueu es fG meiitens IN,
@esenRdnoe bon gang gerinsem Mertbe
banoelte, 3u 3 Wonaten @efdnsui6 ber'
urtbeiIt.
MusIQnb.
am Samftae Abenb fonb In 1sr'
lin su gbren bes Grafen Roltte ein
6tu6enten . gommer8 ltatt, benz iiber
2000 WsrInnpn h~eimnhnteu Mnfav
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galiforaia.@eiae.

Weinliebbabsr fiuben Elm grpBes 2as
ger BON feinen california 8einen BEL
9errn S. s. WeDer am MIamD
pla3a. 0err Meper fudt bic Weine
On Ort unb STEELE aus ui.b fauft brett
aus Dem Refer Ter Wein3ii9ter. Mls
gutem 2enner selinst es inn fieis, bic
beitcn 6Drten aus5uwdblen. st fana
feline 9unben uno Samilien nit einem
guien Srppfen nerfeben. &otbs unb
WeiBueine In Dcr3RgI,6er Quaiitdt
Don ieBt ab $1.00 per @aHone = frei
ms 0aus geliefert.
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gaKaee na@ @nrppa.

Die Ngenturen bes 9errn Us. s.
Doung, No. l Commerce StraBe,
6 an Mntonio, unb $50. SOB Mains
6traBe, DaIIas, pertreten rur bic
anertannt befen europdii6en 9ampfer>
2inien. 9err Oouns lit i'm Stanbe bic
biIIigfen &aten 3u geben. err
tbeilt bereitmtQig iebe getuRni1te Nuss
funft uub beiorgt iebr prompt ole Inn
iibergebenen MuftrGge. Wer nod gu.
ropa 3u reiien uiinf@t, ober 8eruanote
bertbsrfommen IaFen min, tpenbe fd
on trgenb cine Der genarnten Ngenturen.
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IA Wena Semonb feia uab 5u ar,s
nebmbarem preiIe fpeiien nil, 10 sebe
er gum WiffiDnssGarten Die
9erren Nbeiner & @atsl, Befiter biss
les @tabiiiements, balten barauk lire
@diie TETS Doltommen 3ufrieDen gu itels
len. Wae fa~ifDnmdBigen DelifateHen.
Mufiern, Wilb, Slide, @efigel &c. finb
bort in Der ~belifateifen 3ubereitung ole
3eit au baben. Mabl3eiten uerben auf
Wunf@ in bic Wobnunseu Der Runben
geianot. Mun bietet Der nit Der
gpeiiespirihfdoit perbnnbene 8ars
0 0 n Sic befeM @etrdnfe. ftets friihes
Bier uno feline 2iqn6re uub @eine.
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seer 8, S. WaiQer In Der Wefi,

Gerr 6. s. @aiiler In Der Wefs
Commerce : Strabe bdIt tets bas bol.
fommenfie Eager tn 3eidenmaterias
lien, $apeten, Garbeu, @Ias, Spiegels
glas, 8ilberrabmen, GirniKea unb allen
3ei@Rens unb Waler'u tenfilien. Riinf.
lerii9 ausgefibrte 8ilber un6 5tatuets
ten &c. Hnb In einei febensipertben @als
lerie our Nnfdt unb gum gerfauf auss
geHellt. Sn Sapeter urb 3immerbetos
ratiOnen IL bas @ei@madbDafe unb
0eueie bort au finben.
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Die bette Sable Der Belt fir e@nitte,
luetf4unssn, 6ef9piire. Gieber- uub Saut'
auSf&Ias, 8le9te, ~sefprun9ene Sdnbs, 8rpit'
bruIen nnb ale Santfraatbeiten +; furirt Cd.
mOrrtoiDsn oSer seins Sssa5lnns: gaaiss
Satisfaction saruntirt oeer ea6 @eib tirb
auridsrfattet. % gents bic G&a&tel. Bum
8ertauf IN allen apotbe!en. DreiS, 9bomp.
fon & Co., @SholefaIe.
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9luf elmer oranoli@ psrreaueteu

= Muf elmer grinoli@ berresneten
Rbein : &eiie tam bieier Sage, iuie bas
.Reue Miener 5%ageblatt" eradbIt, elm
burhiser Oeterreider mad 96ln unb
beginnt bort NIT ieinem @aftmirtb bas
In bieiem Sabre iibli1e @eiprd9 iiber
bas f9le1te Wetter. rWas foq", ions
inert er, rbsi bieier NdRe unb 2dIte
beuer nit benz Wein perben9"-rN6@.
ertpibert ibm ber biebere S6lner, init
benz Wein bdtt's ON gnbe nod feline
Roth: Wein tanu man immer
m al n, aber Qartofelul"
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nsy- Ser NIumber &. q. Qlttius

sas- Ser YIumber S. o. 2lttims,
No. 20 Mbenue 9 nabe Poft Office,
bat, I'M ben eefieigerten Aniprhden,
bic on fem @ei9dft sefelt tuerbet,
na9tommen au f6nnen, f9 nit einem
ti9tissn Ga@manHe, Germ 8bomas,
aHociirt unb pirb tpie getp6bnli6 3ur
3~ufriebenbeit bes publifums aue Nuf.
fridge raid erleoi9en. SeIepbon 427.
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"a Weun Sbr sttes trodenes polts
Dat Brennbol5 braudt, ipre@t bcr ober
befelt per Selepbon Bel Der Sunset
Wood Company; fe bat ftets bas Bette
i'm Martte. Selepbnn 81.
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s@- Sbr ipart @elb. tpenr Sbr
Srps@OOos bel g. Deutf@ 4 : ..
fault.
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a. piquefeine Mdntel uno Sadets
NIT Blii6 beiebt gum baIben preiie BEL
6. 9eut9 & 60.
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ear Sebt bic Bilieteit unierer So
men $ MdnteI. 9alber preis. g,
Seutf9 & So.
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am Samfae 4benb fonb In Ser.
lin su @bren bes @rafen Roltte ein
6tuoenten 8 @ommers ftatt, benz iiber
1000 periOnen b%eimobnteH. pafor
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VIE uV VtWtH5 IN uHtH UVutVttFH IN VWutNs
nm eaaaLEsA i. voasLER CO.. Baltimore. ~.
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8. g. SuIIiban,
@de Commerce C ct. Marp's Str.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-16

Noble Muller spoke of the amount
uneXpended of last sessions appro-
priations, and thought Maui would
fare very well without any increase.
The item passed as in the bill.
Rep. Kanealii moved $1,000 for
bridge at Paukukai. Lost.
Roads and bridges, MolGkai and
Lanai, $4,000.
Noble Marsden moved $4,000. 1t
was only $4,000 before second read
ing.
Passed rs in the bill.
Oahu, outer districts, SIS, 800, in
Guiding $2500 for Kaneohe bridge.
Noble AIarsden moved $13, 900.
Carried.
Minister Brown said then the
bridge at Kaneohe was stricken out.
Several MEMBERSHIPS.
Honolulu, $4,000
Noble Marsden moved $25, 900.
SO much had been said about road
taxes uncollected in country dis
tricts, he would like to give Homo
lulu chance to collect its road
taxes.
Noble Muller thought Noble Mars
den did not really mean this. Any
body going out could see the bad
condition of the streets. Money
had been wasted the last period.
He moved the item pass as in the
bill.
Rep. Brown said the hon. Noble
from Hawaii did not take into con-
sideration that the Honolulu streets
bore five times the traffic of any
other road in the kingdom.
Noble Morsden said there was a
road in Hamakua which had ten
times the traffic of most of the city
streets.
Rep. Nawahi moved the House
adjourn.
The House adjourned at q o'clock
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-06-06
Oh Cruel Vidette .

The cutting irony OF the Montcsano
IideHc AT times fairly appals its
readers, especially ii they Gas most OF
them do) favor Olympia for the Capt.
tai of the great State of Washington.
In late issue, it remarks with stolid
gravity:
We are informed that Lewis county is to
have a reform school. This is "A serious
mistake 1t should TOO in OLYMPIA. bv al |
means. The present capital should not 90
slighttd. nor her pristine glory and en-
terpris" 90 unrewa: ded! She has had the
land office: she wants the capital. a gov
ernment building, the government to
make Il harbor ont of mud flats, and j.
willing 10 - accept" anything else that is
thrust upon her. Yes. Olympia should
have the reform school. Heaven knows
that il there is "A town in the state that
needs such IN institution, Olympia is the
place,
The Devil-biss who wrote these
sentences seems To cons. Ter it his mis-
sion 10 fan the embers of discord. j
any there be, into Il rag, ls fame. He
seems oblivious Of the TACT that Olym-
pia has been content wi n the empty
honor of possessing the seat of govern
mont daring the period of Territorial
vassalage. She has never had finger
in the pie, when plunis were dis
tributed far and near. And now.
when she simply asks retention of
an honor which has been hitherto
universally conceded as her just due,
it is made condition by some small
minded people that she not only
abandon all claim to preference in
other matters, but that her people
shall join with them in the advance
ment of any pet scheme that may have
for the time being turned uppermost.
A few weeks ago, the demand was
made, by very few such people, that
Olympia decline the location of the
new Land Office, and urge the claims
both of Montesano and Chehalis.T 1t
is quite evident that this would be
performing the old circus feat in a
new way-riding two. horses going in
opposite directions-and would inevita-
bly, he attended with disaster. Nor
did our people feel like declining an
homo. (which came unsought, or like
ignoring the act of friendship which
placed Olympia in the bill before
Congress.
1t is this refusal that has aroused
the ire of the gentleman with the
sulphurous name, and caused him to
dip. his pen in gall. 1t is simply be-
cause choice could not be made
against charming Chehalis and for
beautiful Montesano, that he how
seeks occasion to open his. Walls of
wrath whenever the name of Olympia
is mentioned.
Let us hope that as time passes his
anger will be appeased; that when the
day rolls around which he darkly
hints will be one of retribution, he
will magnanimously forgive, and
agree to abide with us in peace and
friendship.