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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-14
WATER AND LIGHT.

Both extension and Improvement
are needed by the Honolulu Water
Works. During periods of drought
the supply runs dangerously low.
Rain spells bring muddy water into
houses. Housekeepers would prefer
to see the earthly material appro-
priated for the use of public grounds
and parks. They pay for pure
water and are cheated SO long as the
Government does not supply that
commodity and sufliciency thereof.
The present Appropriation Bill
asks for large amount for the water
supply of Honolulu. For new pipes,
laying them, increasing the lower
reservoir, and general repairs, the
total is over 1915, 900. Besides this
about $40, 900 is wanted for filter
ing system in connection with the
Nuuanu Valley supply, and $4,000
for purchase of land and water rights
for extension. These proposed APP
preparations make grand total of
1928, All, which looks very large
for single public service out of an
entire expenditure of only four
millions.
The Water Works, however, are
among the reproductive public
works that eventually will pay for
themselves. Therefore, although
the appropriation desired looks
heavy when there are many other
projects Of national development,
new and old, laundering at the
treasury doors for assistance, the
country will not be made any poorer
IN revenue, but the reverse, in the
long run by this expenditure, the
interest on which at six percent will
Dc less IMAM SlJ,UOO.
There is revenue of $4,000 q
year on the present basis, and q
promise of S46,l5O almost certain
to be realized on the proposed ex-
tension. The revenue for the two
years ending 1888 showed an in.
crease of $29,979.2O over that fol
the two years ending 1886. The
net receipts on the present basis
would amount to $27,475, and OF
the extension to $50, 1915 year.
1t is also proposed to increase tn,
electric light service, partly on thu
strength of the increased wate
supply. The Government must ligh
the streets, and it has contrary L
our advice gone into private light
ing. Anything that will improve thu
service and prevent the accoun
coming out on the wrong side SHOULD
be supported. The amount wanted
for electric light works improvement
is $275,217, against the interest ant
sinking fund accounts of which il
an estimated revenue of $28, 800
This will probably from various
little causes fall somewhat short O
realization, but there is a respectable
margin against all ordinary even
Qualities.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-14
Greenfield Stables, KapIOlani Park.

DUKE SPENCER is dark bay, years
old; stands lbla hands high; kind and
gentle disposition.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-14
POwell's Baggage Express,
Drny ar Wagon.

Furniture moving speciality. Bag
gage delivered with promptness and
care to any part of city. Stand, corner
of King and Bethel streets. Bell Tele-
phone 479, Mutual Telephone 81.
iune $50
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-14
ART GLASSES I!

MIR. Allen Hutchinson holds class
1h in modelling ut his studio, Nuu-
anu avenue, every Tuesday and satur-
day. For particulars apply "Bell Tele-
phone OIL. COZ I'm
, 1890-11-22

US.A., ON "The Resources and Scenery of
Canada" The lecturer having Illustrated
by limeIight views, the country along the
route of the Canadian Pacific Railway, the
noble marquis at the close of the address,
stated that eight years ago he travelled
over most of the territory which had been
so well described, and though at that time
not a single member Of the Canadian Gov
eminent had been able to make the Journey,
they did rot hesitate to allow their Gov
nrnOr-G General to 10 so. Having paid u
tribute to the part taken by Americans in
opening up the Far West of the Dominion,
he suggested that ten years hence Mr.
Lewis might return and give a lecture OFF
the Alaska petroleum fields. Ii good
Americans when they die go to Paris, while
they were alive and able to be useful they
went to Canada. Incidentally Mr.. Lewis
referred to the Mckinley Tariff, remarking
that in the States they were by no means
carried away with admiration OF that
measure. Ii New England were poIled to-
day, apart from mere politicians, he believ-
ed there would be all overwhelming vote
against it's main provisions. The Hon.
Edgar Dewdney, Canadian Minister of the
Interior, and Sir Charles Upper were
present at the lecture, and the lormer call
ed upon the young men and women of
England to go out and help in developing
a great nation-which despite the Mckinley
Tariff, they intended it to be.
, 1890-11-22
A Queer Cargo.

A qhter cargo a ship brought that has
just arrived at Bristol, England. In a0li-
tIOn. to an Ordinary cargo, the ship had on
board fonr hundred parrots, d gorilla, an
0urang-t ang, tive VrNnakeS, two ur0c0diItN,
AID a number Of monkeys; and IheS0 ami
mHIS gave more trouble than the fearful
storms which bad to be fought. The ship
} WAS SwHrmIng with rats which 00vOured the
corn provided for the parrots, all Of which
save tour persisted. Thrp the snakes and
cr0cOdl > escaped from the hold, and enter
ed the torecaSlIp, possession Of winch was
disputed hy lhu rats.
This war ragged for. five days. dnring
which the SHlLOIs were unable to g. to
their. turks, and only ended when The last
of the snakes persisted in an encounter with
tie surviving crocHdiir, whose career Was
cut >hoit|'y some falling timber.
During che war i'll The torccaStlC, the
monkeys escaped to the rigging, from
which [ll efforts Of the sailors could not
diSlodGr Them The wind and sea proved
too StIong, however. ana all save four were
swept overheard. But the most trouble,
some and dangerous of the living cargo
was a powerful gorilla, five feet high, which
was Shut up and chained in a Strong box
an deck. He forced the root off his prison,
and having obtained possession of a heavy
iron bar, commanded all objects within ten
feet OF where he &as chained. With this
formidable truncheOn he threatened to
brain every sailor who came within range.
The black cook one day unwarily approach.
ing, heard the bar whistling through the
air and ducked, but not in time to save his
head, which was half scalped. JOcko seiz-
e.. the unfortunate negro, and would doubt
less have throttled him, had not a sailor
come up with a Ratchet and stunned the
monster, who was once more securely inn
priSonpd. Of all the creatures destined
for the museum, only the gorilla, three
monkeys, and four parrots reached England
alive .-SGiLOrs' Magazine.
, 1890-11-22
Barb&d News,

We are glad to be able to report a c%ontinu-
alton of fair weather for our AgricuItu-
rists, October this year has been more
bene6cont than It's predecessors i'll 1888 and
1899. 1t has been on the whole a kind
month, although the rainfall IN the various
parishes and even on estates in the same
parish shows a considerable difference.
Everywhere the cane fells are looking gletn.
but the complaint is that there IS not much
cane in them. There is however this months
growth to BE- seen before we can offer any
thing like a positive opinion on the next
crop. October and November are generally
regarded with much anxiety by the Planters,
as they are the critical months during which
the plants thrive OF not, as the rain falls or
fails. No one expects anything like the
crop that has just been reaped but With AS
favourable weather this month as the islard
was blessed with last month, We may sill
expect a fair output. We have been favour
ed with the following Rainfall returns for
last month from the aforementioned estate X
, 1890-11-22

any inhabitants. The natives when they
got near us Ordere1 us off the beach, as our
boat was in danger % being smashed up.
We did so, and when they learned we were
shipwrecked sailors they gave us what
they had to eat, which was a few small
lOaveS of bread, and this was eagerly de-
VOured. We also learned from them that
we were on one OF tlle Virgin Islands,
Anegada. They now advised uS to make
for the British island Of Tortola, and we
made an agreement with them to pilot us
there, which they di d, aud we arrived at
about midnight. We were now to awaihthe
Governors pleasure:
The Commissioned Of Wrecks, hOWev9,
took charge of us, and having fed us, we
lay down and enjoyed the rest We were 50
much III need OF. The next day, Monday,
he sent a message to the British Consul at
the island of ST. Thomas, ID. w. l., about
forty miles distant. He sent word that We
were to be sent Town to st. Thomas the
next day, and he would provide us with
necessary clothing. About midday we all
embarked in a little coble, and giving three
aheartY cheers we 81. sail for st. Thomas
arriving there about four in the afternoon.
The next day we were provided with cloth
in2, as we had lost all our effects. We
were to be sent home to England by the
reXt mail, which would sail i'll about a
we&>'s time. Unfortunately two OF us were
st Uck down withthc feverof this island aud
were left behind, but the rest Of them, bid
~din4anS keep our spilts up, lett tor dear
GA England.
, 1890-11-22
From the Daily Telegraph

The first touch of winter has been a
sharp one. In London, according TO the
report of the Meteorological Office, a shell
tered thermometer registered a minimum
of 24o, while an instrument fully exposed
on the grass fell to 15o-thuS showing IL
degrees of frost. Among the hills of North
Wales there has been u hea,y fall of snow ;
but as a large depression is now reported
10 he moving across these islands, it is not
unlikely that the weather will be warmer.
The Marquis of Lorne presided last even,
ing at a lecture given in Princes Hall,
Piccadilly, By the Rev. J. Lewis. of Boston.
, 1890-11-22

On Tuesday there was a heavy fall OF
water over the City and suburbs. The Rain.
guage at the Central Station marked l inch
so parts in one hour. There was no rain at
the other stations that day, except at Dis
tricts c.. 13 parts, and F. '06 parts. The
Rainfall for this week is-Central Station
1856; District B. AZ; G.. 70; D. 81; E. 81
f. AT; Holetown 80; Bush Hall Ills ;
WGrreNs '33.
Active preparations are being made for
planting the crop for 1892.
The Provision Crops are looking well and
promise fair returns. Native food Is at pre-
sent rather scarce sweet potatoes are selling
at eight pounds for ten cents Our market
is we'll supplied with American foodstufs.
The Brit. Sunlight left OH the 18th Octbr.
for New York, with 2O2 hhds, ID tres,
and 2,462 bags Sugar, shipped by Messrs~
DaCosta & Co., and the Brit. Miriam, on the
29th Oct. for St. Johns, N.F., with 1913
puns. Molasses, the last of this years crop,
shipped by Messrs. Thos. Dame & Co.,
bringing the shipments of Produce to date to
1902 hhds, 1928 tres, 6,6323 brls,, and
94,2O5 bags, = 1871 hhds. Sugar, and
1919 puns., AIT hhds., $685. brls, -
5O.937 puns.. Molasses, against 54,o7S hhds.,
1851 tres, 1859 brls. 1882 bags, =
/. 1890 hhds., Sugar and 41,62O puns $3.50
hhds., 3,648 brls., 44,380 puns. Molasses'
1T she corresponding period last yesx
, 1890-11-22

ater the maddening ~wrccking and tho roar,
The wild. high dash. the moaning, sad. retreat,
Some c'ld slow wave creeps family t. the shore,
Andleayes a whit, sholl at the eazer's feet
MRS NORTON.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-31

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-31

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29

hint ei the intended killing ts the Apsehes. They both immediately p-e- cseded to the military camp. This was between two and three o'clock iH the night. After about sa herr both re- turned with the intelligence that Capt. Barry would surely dis0sey his Colo nel's orders, aud would net murder the poor devils on the following morning that Barry had moi said this in SC many words, but that he had distinctly con veyed this impression tc hem.
 At thst tune, not more than twenty years ago. was young, full of the spirit oi adventure, and if did really seem to ma matter absolutely farci- cal for numbering cavalrymen to talk ol catching any enc, particularly in mountainous ocuatry, who had speEt many years la the mountains, and wse was at home at any time and place amongst them.
 The following morning, August 2d, ] aweke late, and seeing Capt. Barry and oesiey walking back aud forth along Inc brow of the mesa upon which cur camp was situate, l immediately fel. that no m asssore wsuld take place, in that camp at sny rate. Runners were immediately sent cut to call in all Apaches in the near aeighearhood, ts havss ..eig peace talk" with Captain Barry. In the aitsrnsa grand pew WOW WAS had, at which Capt. Barry ex- plaiEsd to the Apaches his erders from Colonel Green; and that he would dis obey these orders on humanitarian grounds: that ia consideration there for, the principal men ef tho tribe must SO with the tAree Americans to Camp Mcdowell and see General Deven, who alone had the rigkt 10 pnake peace with iksxa; and that, ii the General dii so, he would give them papers which would protect them in the future from other scouting parties et soldiers. Tc this proposition the Indians agreed, and seemed very glad to do so The follow jag day, August Sd, Capt. Barry returned to Colonel Greens camp, still at the confluence of the east sHd west forks ef White river, and reported to bis supe rior what Ee had done sn his trip to the Apsehe camp oR the Carizo. Colo Rel Green became ct once very passiea- ate at Capt. Barry fer dissseying or dsrs, :r not killing Fl the Indians. as ordered, and immediately relieved the Captain oi his command, cen6nisg him 70 tke camp limits.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION
Some Interesting Items for All
 Glasses of Readers

Birch Beer st the Fashion salcon.
 stoddart's Buffalo mead at the saz. erso. nl4tf
 stonewall Whisky st the Monte zuma. fl
 Fine stock of Saddles at oscnburg Ere $. dItf
 Cowboy outfits speciality at osen- burg's. dlu
 Schooner Beer ct the Montezuma, 5 cts. glass. ii
 Lord Fsuntleroy Caps and Collars at Mrs. Blsine's. If
 Cexe's Glycerins Lotion at Ress' Corner Drug Store. nl9tf
 All the standard patent medicines at the Corner Drug Stere. If
 sterling's Royal Remedy at Ross Corner Drug Store. n9tf
 Greatest drink of the age--Buttalo mead, at the Sacerac. nl4u
 All the standard patent medicines at the Corner drug store. u
 Fine stock of diamonds just received at N. Goldwater X Bros. u
 Try beti's of Toland's Tenic, for sale a. tl, vsrner Drug Store. q
 Three meals for Sl at the sherman House, formerly Dan Hatx's hotel.
 The genuine Sterling's Royal Remedy ie sale at the Corner Drug Store. it
 Reduced prices have caused great rush of business at the Corner Drug Store. fl
 Congress, Apollinaris and vichy mineral waters in stock at the Corner ug store. q
 Everything found in a first-elass harness shop can be had at osenburs's at bottom prices. dlu
 Ladies' Fsll and Winter Hats, latest patterns, just received by D. J. sulli- van < Go. If
 Saddle horses and single or double rigs for hire at sloan's stable southeast corner of the plaza. If
 Try a bottle of Paines celery com pound, the finest nerve tonic known, to be had st the Mountain City Drug Store. l4n X large assortment of drugs, chem icals and toilet articles for ssle at the very lowest prices at the Corner Drug Store. u Pearmain apples, oranges, lemons, figs, and lresh stock of nuts, jus re- ceiyed atG. ". Ferd's. If
 Rubber oyershoes, rubber boots, rubber coats, and aretics, in endless quantities, at J. L. Fishers. d5tf
 The finest and largest assortment Of diamond dies ever brought to Prescott, at the Mountain City Drug Store. f4tf
 The famous and popular old-iash. toned drink of our ''dads"--birch beer. can be had at the Fashion Saloon. n14tt
 New millinery goods just received at Mrs Burdge's. Call and see wha. lovely Pattern hats, Sun-Shade hats, bonnets: ribbons and flowers. Second door north of the Postofhce. m7ml
 Good work and low prices tell. 0senburs Bres. are always rushed. When you csme to Prescott call and examine their stock of harness, saddles, etc. and obtain piices. d1u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Frank Ges;ie's Popular Monthly fo
 February, 1890.

Brazil and the BIaganzas," written by the Hon. Gssrge askspsaoe Terle, and sgperbly illustrated with portraits, views and autograph iao-similss, leads eff the February (Midwinter) number of Frank Leslie's Popular Menthly with adn.irsbls timeliness IL is tho first cesspleie and Illustrated magazine pa per en the subject tkat has appeared since the revolution of November isth. An article on the Smithsonian 1asti- tution and the National Museum st Washington is fall ef interesting infar- nation which every American ought to possess. The biographical papers are a sketch os Louisa n. Alcott's noble and fruitful lie, and delightful so- count oi the boy yheod of the peet Schil- Ter, "rhe Land of the Lute," written and Illustrated by Herbert Pierson, gives An artists "reminiscences Of ss- l0urn in 8 fair Province, the home ef the TrsSkaaeurs, the ancient Reme ef Gsal, and ths birthplace st the re. ieubtable Tsrtarin ot Tarsscsn. A. L. Rswsen contributes racy Orisatal paper, illustrated with his ows sketches, and Prst. l. R Fletcher gives an en- tsrtaining and instructive "TRlk about Photography. There are nevslettes by Lucy Hooper, ". II. Siyitsr, Etta ". Pierce and others; poems by Doug las SlAdsa, Carletts Perry and the sx- Emperor son Pedrs of Brazil; to- gethsr sith the usual departments, sll fu'l and varied
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Mining statls,ics wsn,ea.

EDITOR JoURNAL-AINER - Having been appointed by the Tressury De partment to collect the statistics of the Mineral Production of Arizona, my desire Is Co make the returns as full and as much in detail as possible. In order to accomplish this it is necessary that the producers shall give me their assistance. and every one have bis mine fully represented. shall shortly send blanks to bs filled out, but as 1t is pos sible tkat Hay miss some, l shall be much obliged ii any whe fail te receive them will send me & statement oi the snleant oi ores shipped, wits the assay value of the same, and also the amount oi bullion or gold dust they may have obtained during the year 1889 ] shall de my best te give every county its due credit JoHN F. BLASDY,
 Territorial Geelogist.
 Territorial papers please copy with out charge
 Prescott, January 24, 1890
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Price List of Rubbors at Q. J.
 StrltixQn'S

have received a carload of elegant Anheuser-B Busch est. Louis) Lager Beer, which ] propose to sell ice-cold, at reduced prices, in kegs, bottles, or any amount. have refUrnished my lodg ing house, and win rent rooms; beds can be rented at two or four bits. am ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pine and juniper, cut to all sizes, split and delivered at house for S7 per cord Leave orders here or through pos,oflice. Martin Maier. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
llxe Stock Notes.

4 correspondent writing from Tonte Basin to the Live Stock Journal says, ranges in that vicinity are terribly averstocked
 Twenty-aine car leads of beef cattle were shipped from Phenix and Tempe in ene day recently.
 Notwithstanding we have had unusu- ally severe storms in northern Arizona during the present winter, stock ars reported in good condition, aRd no lesses have occurred here.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
lmnertant 10 stookman.

Wanted, cattle or horses in exchange for $4, 600 worth si clothing suitable for ranohers aud miners. Goods in Los Angeles. Price, wholesale. Aa. dress, with p,ice and description ei steck, J. ]. GosPER,
 SS 3. Sprisg St., Los Angeles. Caltt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
A Good California Pane.

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Q. Penttand. oentlnt.

Office and residence opposite the Will iams House, Gurley street. Keeps thoroughly iniorrrs1 upon all new ion proyements in dentistry. Every oper- stion carefully performed, and satis faction guaranteed
 Prescott, Jan. l2, 1889. tf