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ALEXANDRIA.
THE FREE ART SCHOOL.

THE FREE ART SCHOOL
The free art school at the Peabody building,
taught gratuitously by Misses Minnegerode and
Critcher, from the Corcoran Art School in
Washington and the Cooper Institute in New
York, will open this evening. The public Ii
brary rooms of the building, which front on
King street, has been chosen as the art room.
and class Of some fifteen pupils. selected after
examining the drawings OF some fifty appli-
cants, will be taught. The school will open
under excellent auspices.
THE RAILROAD LAW ENFORCED.
The mayor is enforcing the city law which
forbids the running Of railway engines through
the streets at speed greater than five miles an
hour, and some arrests have been made by the
police for the violation of this regulation.
1t is said that owing to the grades
Of some OF the streets it is well
nigh impossible to comply with the municipal
would cause Q great hindrance to railroad
operations.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
The movement for street improvement north
of King street will have its next development
in the betterment of Fayette street. All the
cross streets in town are improved north as far
as Queen street except Alfred, Henry, Fayette,
West and Payne streets, and the progress of i'm
provement will soon carry the pavements Of
MUNICIPAL CONVENTION.
The aldermen and councilmen Of the city as
sembled in joint convention at the council
chamber last night and, by a unanimous vote,
elected Geo. r. Hill to be a fire warden, vice
Geo. E. French, deceased. School Trustees
Strauss of the second ward, Bryant of the third
ward and Vincent Of the fourth ward were also
unanimously reelected. A contest was made
over the trustee of the first ward and Mr..
Aitcherson nominated Mr.. John Milstead in
stead of Mr.. T. d. Fendall the present trustee.
After several ballots, of Milstead, II; Fendall,
II, Mr.. Fendall was chosen by vote of Fen
dale, IA; Milstead, 9; and the joint meeting
dissolved.
THE HENRY STREET RAILWAY TRACKS.
The two boards of the city council last night
were mainly occupied with street matters. BY
a unanimous vote of both boards Attorney
Brent was directed to suspend the proceedings
which have been taken to remove the railway
tracks from Henry street, and Aldermen Bryant
and Hinkey. with Councilmen Tucker, Snow
den and McCuen were appointed committee
to confer with the railroad authorities relative
to the occupancy Of the street.
The sister Of Mr.. w. H. Windsor, Mrs. New
ton, now lies at his house on upper King street
stricken with paralysis. --After this week a
penalty will be added to both city and state tax
bills.-The Midland Railway Company is put
ting iron cutters under their track at the street
intersections Of North Union street.-A cor
oner's inquest was held in Alexandria county
yesterday on the body Of DR.. G. W. Tucker,
who, while carrying trunk down stairs at his
house. fell and was killed. The jury returned
q verdict of accidental death.-The Alex
andria marble works has the contract for
monument to the memory of Mayor Semple of
Fredericksburg. and also for the grave stones
of the confederate dead at Winchester Gem
eterv,
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This morning about 8 o'clock two nicely
dressed young men, whose appearance indi-
Gated that they had been painting the town
red, seated themselves upon the curbstone at
It'll and streets and attracted general attention
until Policeman Coghill appeared. He was
unable to do other than haul them away, and
the patrol wagon was called out for that pur-
pose. When the pair of intoxicated young men
reached the station one of them went quietly
to the cell and stretched himself out upon the
iron bench to sleep Of the effects of the whisky,
but the other was on a crying drunk and be
objected TO every move the officers made for
his good, but he was locked mp the same - his
COMPANION,
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TURKEYS for the Poor.

The only contribution received by the police
for the benefit Of the poor was s25 sent by
Ollie Aston, who lives south Of Pennsylvania
avenue. She sent letter with the money
directing Lieut.. Amiss to provide turkeys to
some poor white persons who are unable to
purchase turkeys for their Thanksgiving
Dinners.
This woman never fails 10 remember the
poor and nearly every year she contributes
e10O or more for their benefit.
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In the Alabama senate and house yesterday
separate votes were taken for United States
Senator. Mr.. Pagh's combined vote was a;
Kolb, Al; Seay, 2s; Watts, IA. Neither candi-
date received Q majority in either house. In
the caucus last night there were three ballots
without result
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On Monday Marion Blinker, white woman
Of twenty-four years, while engaged in hanging
clothes ON shed ct SSS5 n street was taken
With At and fell Oh. She VA picked up in
an insensible condition and attended by DR..
Lugenbeel and sent to Garfield Hospital, where
her injuries were found 10 Be very serious
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GAR P E T 8.

We have Just received another line of English Wilton
and Velvet Carpet Russ in beautiful designs in the
following SIZES l06by 8. IL by 8. H. by To- IA by
IL. 10 by II. Having purchased these goods before
prices HOOE. BIO On w.
s,-3m lsS0 a.
THE .'PEOPLE's TYPEWRITER" 2 =
Thelast invented ahead OF all others In simv,Yicitv
chespness and capacity for mxnifoldine. The Oniy
lov-irce writer ever invented using . ribbon has
prscs mechines So simple that anybody can useft IN
With tiec extra ribSons and resty for worE Gc nf
The UNDERSIGNED will call and exhibit Whereyer d.
sired. Address, for tan days,
1@A-Ss Waohingto0. D. q.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CALOON AND billiard ROOM. NoRTHW EST: ;
s: s!ss s's s : s-s:s
FOR sALE-A CHANCE FOB LIVE NAN ~
d d Bargain. STAG Once .n MSS.
pATENf RIGHTS FOR SALE FOR MARYLAND.
L Virginia and District of Ccunlbi. in valuable
E pS's -;
l5fss, Philadelphis: nsi-.t
cCEO TO e5OO REPRESENTS THE CASH
SLCO sales Of stock and business now Offered for
ROOM & u, M9f as saila fO 8easnara. vs
EOR sALETHE STOCK IN TRADE. FIXTURES
e ana Il .ss g! tie S g ase
nH ESr pee and terms apply at the store iS E /
EoR sAI.E-HoTEL BUSINESS: FIRsT-cLAss
liquor license for year very best location north
s's sasf sn' sai ssiSc fSSS sa
KEEP YoTR EYE on RAMSAY: THE WATCH ,l,Ii
Watches 81 %sn spr1; q ss
Competition --N '''>A WIN "'' s.,-tr
EHOR RENT-sMAIL FURNISHED HOUSE. SIX
rooms, eIs excl OF furnace room; moIern rent
RAPID pEISTINa co. ISL 18th ST Nv W
.izs s Ia, nahs: ne rs r. i1
u and s anf sSsS, "a az No Drop Us nos
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN LANDS-PARTIES
w having equities in such lands to be enforced, de-
fective titles to be perfected sales exchanges made
or estimates OF values furnished address TRAY ELER
Star office. n2l-1w'
E,OR LEASE-FOR MANUFACTURING ar
other purposes. the very favorably situated prop
erty adjoining cor. 18th and Apply to
y. II. WARNER 4 CO..
n1eo1m 9l6 4 ST. n.
A STRONG COMPANY DESIRES To MEET A
special agent Of responsibility with capital TO repre-
sent its business in large way in washington Al;
Wall St.. New York city. n24-eos1
LNOR SALE - BY OWNER, 1000 SO. TT. OF
ground beautifully situated within FIVE minutes
walk OF the Capitol street attention OF capt.
tasts and builders called 4C. It, II sold soon
Address X. L. A.. star Office. n.O-6ts
ENERGIZE MOMENTUM ENGINE
The same horse power for one-tenth Of the coal
working at Benning. DC. nlglm
EOR sALE-A LARGE JRwELRY STORE one OF
the neatest in the city. with a rstclass stock of
new and salabe goods, including SAFE and all
ufacturng business and cannot place the time and
attention It should have. Small amount of money
CURED will take real estate GU good mortgage Ter the
balance Good chance tor the right man. Address
n5-lm JEWELRl. Star office.
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BOARDING.

L'OUR GENILEMLN CAN b.. ACCOMMODATED
Il with trs;class table board; home table. At I,I9 q
st. n. n.6-.t"
'EHE " LESTER. Jl3 18TH ST. NV. RATES 81
Il per day. week. ST, headquarters for siehtseers;
hrt class home place runs STAGES daily to all points Of
interest. myI1
EOOD TABLE BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY,
" three meals. for go per month, at 1O27 9TH ST.
Nv. Also a single room Tor rent. n.A-:a'
rrHE NEwPORT
Il 14cl Massachusetts, ave..
VIII reopen for the November "A, conducted by
Madame Robinson. from Newport. 4. 1. Table q Hote
dlflner al 6;:5o. SUNDAY d. n2l-bt'
ID INGLESIDE CAFE,
GU7 18th st. NV,
Two doors above F St, is now Omen frstclass meals
at reasonable rates also for rent
or unfurnished. nIO-iIns
THE AUBURN. cor. ED ST. AND PA AVE
H. W, large. welfurnished rooms and first class
oaIe at moderate prices rransien, guests accCmuo-
dated. o.;l-.,ril
'rHE LOBBY RESTAURANT. 1871 ST, =
Il doors below New National Theater offers to his
patrons the very bess meals. European American
plaC. OILS lns
THE LITCHFIELD. 900 l4TV ST,
Is now read for the reception OF both transient and
permanent guess
ols;sm' Mrs. d. b. STOCKHAM, Prop
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

NOR RENT-I:ge} q ST. NV A THREE-STORY
II AMI basement brick dwelling containing rooms and
bath. furnace, RANGE and all improvements.
Apply to THOS. J. FISHER Il CO.,
n.sS-tt LIZA r st. NV.
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EtE RENT-i5iS CONNECTICUT AVE. NV,
IT desirable thrpr-story and basement brick DWELL
Ing. containing IL rooms AMI bath, furnace range,
open freplares stationary wash tubs and all modern
improvements.
Apply to THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.,
n.s1-th liza IT. NV
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MONEY TO LOAN.

- EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
HI SAFE AS U =. BONDS.
SIX PER CENT. PAYABLE QUARTERLY.
IN SUNS OF $1,000.
SMALL PREMIUM CHARGED.
81. 600 to loan
5000
S3,OOO
S2.UD
500 on real es..te.
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L'OR RENT-I1O9 q ST. NV, ONE NEW AND
Il very desirable thrn,'-StOry and basement brick
dwelling with browns trimming. containing II
rODs and bath. open crates furnace anu range and all
AppIy TO THOS j. FISHER 4 CO.,
n.ei-.t liza st n W
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L'OR RENT-PRIVATE RESIDENCE, Ijl2 CONN.
II 10 rooms, in complete ORDER. all mod mps
viii be leased by year only private family:
81. $50 per year. j. FRED kELLEY 5l3 !rh ST.
n
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L'OR RENT-1II1 MASS. AVE. NV; DESIRABLE
three-story and nasinent brick DWELLING. containing
IL rouIs two bath furnace RANGE open graies
stationary wash tubs CDne nIdnteis anu all Improve
Apply to THOS j. FISHER Il CO..
Mat l.c4 Il 81 NV
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LOR REST-SEw DIV EII.ISG. SEWN ROOMS;
Il ali modern convenience, = corner ID and III SITS
D-w...........-.... : 10
~. 81 :SstOry and cellar brick SD
btd ST 3StOry and cellar Drlck. furnished. SlO
nSi:st p ~ X AISLE Rr.,m Atlantic buii.iirT,
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i.NOR EENT-I1I:SlJ q ST. NV. TWO NEW
i and very q, sirahle tlIrrstOry AMI basement brick
dwellings. with greensboro fronts. containing L.
r"ons and bath. open rrItes. furnace range and all
App!y To- THOS J. FISHER CO.,
u's,-(it l.El4 st. n. W,
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FOR SALE---HOUSES.

L,OR INSTRUMENTATION NEW BRICK,
Il highly finished, east front, Dupont Circle,
only 81 .0o l0-room brick Indian. ave near q ST.
w. IS. 800: 4-room brick, 1Uth st. NV wide lot,
cheap; y cash. T. }. SrALEY Real Estate, TT 1lth
ST. NV n26-3t
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men were by far TIE best looking persons
on the door, as rule. II seemed pity
that they should spoil their Inc effect by
such an attitude. But it ia the common
fault of Americans in public places. Con-
gress habitually sits on its four hundred
and odd spines when it isn't making
speeches or writing letters. Our Magic
trates do it on the b., nch. Our Lagisla-
io's do it. Everybody does it, Chicago
T,mes.
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BosToN. Feb. l9-An official stat,-
ment OF the Union Pacific system shows
the gross earnings for the twelve months
ending December 3lst, to have been $50. /.
7l3 900, an Increase OF 5000 600; ei-
penses, $25. 0l5 .0OO, an increase Of s5I7-
COO. Net earnings. Sl4, Cos 900, an ia
crease OF Sl03 O0o.
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CnildTcl CTy prPitChGr'S CaStgria
sooIi,s and Heals.

SANTA Able soothes and heals the mem.
branes OF the tn oat and lungs, when poisoned
and inhlmed by disease. 1t prevents night
sweats and tightness across the chest, cures
oughs, Group, asthma, colds, bronchitis, pneu'
monia, whoopipg cough and all other throat and
lung troubles. No other medicine is so SUCCESS
tul incuring nasal catarrh as @ LlF0hNIA CAT
k.CURE The enormous and increasing demand
for these standard California remedies confirm
their merits. Sold ond abs lutely guaranteed by
Eagle Drug Store at 81 package. lhreefor 81 50
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A Home kuIer Bead /.

LONDON, Feb. 20. Joseph ellis Big.
gar. the well known home rule member
of the House of Commons from the west
division of County Cavan, died yesterday
at Cisphsm. suburb of London. sged
62 years. The cause wss Deart sesse.
Tie was present in the House Of Com
mo0s che evening previous.
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Don'i 81, ON Your splncs. 4.


"We ought to establish in the United
States school of department for public
men. says Kate Field. And the first
motto | should hang up over the door
would be; Don't sit on your spine = 1"
couldn't help thinking OF that as | sat
10 the gallery OF the House Of Represen-
tatives the day the Chief Justice deliv-
cred his oration. 10 marched the .oresi-
dent and Mr.. Blaine. followed by the
other Secretaries, and sat down in the
first row of the amphtheatre. Sat? Yes,
sitting is what it is called. Within five
minutes every mothers son OF them, with
perhaps one exception, had slid down so
that bis body was supported by his shoul-
der-blsdes and the small of his back.
The Justices Of the Supreme Court fol-
lowed. and down they went in the same
way. SO did the rest os the dignitaries,
as bevy after bevy filed 10. In contrast
with them there sat the Foreign Minis
ters and the delegates to the two inter
national conferences, as upright as ram
rods. What made the contrast most
disagreeable was the fact that our great
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-02-21
children CTya.P Pitchers C3stari8


In allowing inactivity of the kidneys 10 grow
through neglect. The deadly shoals of Erights
disease and diabetes viii wreck the goedly bank
OF health 4 it is allowed to Crt rudderless upon
them. The bladder, too, If inactive, and judi
helm toward the pot CT safety, will be whelmed d
Nv the quicksand Of disease. In selecting q
diuretic let your choice fall upon Hostetters
It ma h tiers, which stimulates the renal
organs without irritating and exciting them,
two effects TO be app chen le from he unm di.
Gated stimuli largely res rted 10. These have a
tendency 20 react pgejudicia ", The Biters in
viaorate the kdneSs and bladder, in common
with e n, rves aud the dige tive organs, and 90
al Jrd lasting aid II also aft Is dual assistance
IL preventing aud clrng interim tent and re.
mittent fever. Bilousn 81, con tipation and
rheumatsm il also su' iugatss
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And yet you are rot sick enough to consult a
doctor, or YOU refrain from doing 80 for fear ou
will alarm yourself and iriends-we wi tell you
just what YOU need. 1t is Hoods sarsaparilla,
which will lift you out OF that uncertain, unc I'm.
Portable, dangerous condition, into a state OF
good health, confidence and eheerfuness
Yoa've no idea how potent this peculiar medi-
cine Is in cases like yours
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A vic hcaIrr flngrr,I

NEwTowN, Conc, Feb. 20.-Johu
Campbell of this place, was flogged by
four masked men and is suferiug badly.
Campbell has been in the habit of beating
his wife. an amiable young woman, and
has once been confined in Jail for thrash.
ing her.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-02-21

PARIS, Feb. 20.-Tbe Herald repre-
sents that President Csrnot has decided
to pardon the Duke Of Orleans and send
him under escort to the frontier,
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anxins 70 Moihnr..

Are you disturbed st night nd sfoken OF
rest by sick chiIo suffering and rying with th
circulating pain Of cutting teothf II 90, go 81
once and get s hyttle ARs wMsLoV's SoorB
EG SYRUP It wh relieve the poor little sufferey
Immediately DEPEND Upon Il, mothers there
10 mistake atauf g. # cues dyseutery and
diarrhRa, regulate tb6 bowels, cures wind collie
aoltena the gums. reduces inflammation, sn0
gives tone anc eresgy % the whole system
Mrs Winsiows SrrIp ts3 children teething
pleasant % tie Taste. ard ts the prescription o.
one Of ths Oldest and best f3'1ale nurses and
phy. loans In the Unituo state, and is o. sale
w all druggists throughout the warld. lrice p
cents hattie r-ly-al@
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REs sUTDER's srTu.


The Dropping Lid Operated Upon.
LOWELL. Macs, Feb. 20.-General
B.uj ,min Butler yesterday submitted to
an operation upon the dropping eyeid
which has been so prominent . feature
for caricaturists. OF late years it has
grown more aud more troublesome, and
re,entIy hung so far over his eye ball as
to practically destroy the sight, while il
caused the General great deal of pain,
The operation was successful, part Of the
lid being cut away.
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HER NINTH VENTURE.

A Woman with Eight Living Husbands.
SHELBYvILLE. Ind., Feb. 20.-Mrs.
MolIis Cor~In was married again yester-
day. being her ninth matrimonial ven
tnre. Seven of her husbands are still
living She has been the heroine of in-
Vulnerable fights and law suits, her last
exploit being the shooting of her ex-hus-
band. who attempted to break into her
house. George Cusick is the ninth victim
of her matrimonial bow and spear.
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POsipOnement.

The delinquent day of above aEsesemeat in
postponed to Feb. nth, 1890, and tie day Of sale
TO Monday, March II, ,ls90. By order Of the BOARD
Of Directors w. III. H. GRAVES
Secty pro essa.
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Notice of Dissolution of Go.
partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partner.
~ ship OF Wasson h Luther commenced
upon the 10 h day of October. 1850, end that said
co co-paitaership has existed aud been in force from
that day TO the present time. Notice is further
given that said co-partnership has this day been
dissolved by mutual oonstnt-this 24th day of
January, 1880.
). G. wASSON,
j24.3w. Il Ii. LUTHER.
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Notice OF Assessment.

A DELAIDE COPPER co. Location of pFin-
IN cipal place of business, San Francisco
Call location Of works, Gold Run Mining Distries.
Humboldt County, New. Notice is hereby giysn
that at meeting of the Board of Directors held ON
the 3Ist day Of December. 1889 an assessment ina
~ of 10 cents per share levied upon the cap-
itai stock Of the Corporation yable imme ediateiy
in United States gold coin TO rhe Secretary at tho
Office of the Company, 426 Sansome Street. san
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which tsais
assessment shall remain unpaid on
The 3Ist day OF January, 1880,
viii be delinquent and advertised TOR eaie M
public auction; and unless payment is maie
before will be old on FRIDAY the 28th day cf
February, 1890, TO pay tho delinquent assess-
ment together with costs OF advertising and
expense of sale. BY or0er OF the Board OF
Directors
VIII. II. GRAVES, Secretary pro tenn.
429 sansome St, San FIancisco, Cal
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A Biz Majority.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.-The average
Republican majority at the municipal
elestion was just about 90, 600.
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Four Years on Clutches.

For fifteen years was afiicted with rheu-
matIsm, four yearsof which was compelled
10 go on crutches. Words are inadequate to
express the suffering endured during that
tine. During these fifteen years of exis-
tence (it was not livingl, | tried every known
remedy without receiving any benefit. l
finally began on Swift's Specific IS. S. S.),
which from the first gave me relief, and to-
day am enjoying the best OF health, and am
a well man. candidly believe that $. s. s.
is the best blood purifier on the market to-
day. j. ID. TAYLOR, Cuba, MO.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail
ed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta Ga
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"A stitch in time saves nine" and IL you take
Hoods Sarsaparilla now it may save months oi
future possb sickness.
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When Baby was sick,

When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss,
She chung 60 Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave them Caktoris
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

VIZ 4. BOWEN.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
-Asp- q.
DEPUTY u. q. MINERAL SURVEYOR,
All work promptly attended 70.
MAPS OF County or Township furnished at reason
able ratss.
ONce In tho COurthouse.
WmSgsucCA, Nav.
jIsisoos
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-09-06

The attention of the public is called to
Section IA and Section 7B Chapter 30 of
the Session Laws of 1884, which are as fol-
lows:
SECTION 7A-It shall be the duty of every
person to report Immediately to the near
est Executive Inspectors or Inspecting
officer, any animal on or about his own
premises or the premises of another, which
he shall have reason 10 believe to be affect
ed with any infectious or contagious dis
ease or distemper, under a penalty of not
less than five nor more than one hundred
dollars for each offense.
SECTION 7B-Said Inspecting Officers
shall have the power to enter upon any
premises where they have reason to be-
lieve there is any animal affected with any
infectious or contagious disease or distem-
per of a nature dangerous to the live stock
OF the country. and to cause any such
animal to be placed in quarantine for such
time as said officer may deem necessary !;
and shall have the power, with the ap-
proval of the majority of said Board, to
cause any such animal to be destroyed.
w. T. MONSARRAT,
Executive Inspector.
J. II. BROWN,
PAUL Il. IsENBERG, JR.,
Inspectors.
Honolulu, Aug. 81, 1890. 45 1887